The Straits Times, 12 May 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon Madrid police foil two Basque operations
    187 1 MADRID, Mon POLICE today reported aborting two big terrorist operations by Basque separatists one to break 80 guerillas out of a Madrid prison and another to blow up a civil guard convoy in the Basque region. The successful swoops against ETA came 36 hours
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    Lock icon 'Nazi groups recruiting children'
    86 1 'Nazi groups recruiting children' LONDON, Mon. An independent research group said today Britain's education authorities were dangerously unaware of activities by racist neo-Nazi groups In recruiting growing numbers of schoolchildren. A report by the Centre for Contemporary Studies, Nazis in the Playground, said overtly racist groups like the National Front
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    Aircraft deal
    27 1 BEIJING. Mon The Italian aircraft company Agusta will help China build helicopters for agricultural usr and parts for a snail transport plane, sources said today
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    Lock icon Schmidt visit
    23 1 BONN. Mon West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt left today for two days of talks with British Prime Minister Majrfaret Thatcher Reuter
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    SELLING WAVE HITS PARIS BOURSE
    117 1 SELLING WAVE HITS PARIS BOURSE PARIS, Mm. AataorIties at the Paris Stock Kxrhangr today sas- i pended trading in Preach shares amid aa avalanche of selling I orders from investors aad la the absence of any bayers. Slaee the opealag of trading, almost all Freaeh companies showed a decline. Paris
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    Lock icon Defence visit to China
    74 1 BEIJING, Mon. Italian Defence Minister Lagaorio Lello will visit China later this month to discuss possible military cooperation and international security, diplomatic sources reported today. The dates of the visit were not known, but sources said the trip was expected to last about a week Mr
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    Lock icon MITTERRAND SWEEPS INTO POWER
    1228 1 France swings left for first time in 23 years Mitterrand's nationalisation plans Page 3 •No big foreign policy changes Page 14 GET out of bed. It's the drat thing I do every morn- A ingMr Mitterand's answer to a well-wish-er's question on what was the first
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    Lock icon Prime rate up
    40 1 NEW YORK. Mon Chase Manhattan Bank, the third largest US commecial bank, raised its prime lending rate today from 19 to 19 5 per cent, reflecting higher borrowing costs for American banks and soaring loan demand. AP
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    Lock icon Mounting fears of IRA attacks on VIPs
    512 1 Mounting fears of IRA attacks on VIPs BLAST ON QUEEN'S VISIT BELFAST, Monday FEARS that IRA guerillas plan to assassinate prominent figures mounted today after police confirmed reports of an explosion at a Scottish oil terminal during Queen Elizabeth's visit there. The blast occurred at noon yesterday at the Sullum
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    Plans for Singapore's longest cycle track
    160 1 PLANS are underway to develop Singapore's longest cycle track, stretching 18 km, from Marine Parade to Changi Point, passing Changi Airport. The present 9 km track stops near the lagoon and is often overused. The Commissioner for Parks and Recreation, Mr Wong Yew Kwan,
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    Lock icon Smugglers foiled
    69 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesian authorities have foiled an attempt to smuggle hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of logs and diesel oil to Singapore, the semi-official Antara news agency said today. The logs, whose export is strictly limited, and fuel were discovered on barges in Bengkulu, south Sumatra last
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    Lock icon Czar's nephew dies
    59 1 LONDON, Mon. The nephew and oldest surviving relative of Czar Nicholas of Russia died at his southern England home on Friday, aged 84. Prince Andrew of Russia, who was head of the exiled Romanoff family in Britain, had a direct claim to the Russian Imperial throne as
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    Lock icon A stitch in time
    55 1 ZURICH. Mon. Switzerland's banks have drafted a plan to aid the ouniry's set ond largest watchmaking concern, the ailing SSIH of Geneva, banking sources confirmed today. The rescue package for SSIH, whose main brands include Omega and Tissot. is estimated at 300 million francs (US$3l4 million).
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    Lock icon Beijing party
    39 1 BEIJING. Mod. Rose Smith, a founder member of the British Communist Party who came to work in China 20 years ago, was given a 90th birthday party here yesterday in Beijing's Great Hall of the People. Reuter.
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    Sheares remains critically sick
    112 1 Sheares remains critically sick PRESIDENT Sheares, who suffered a cerebral haemorrhage last Friday evealag, remains critically ill. The latest medical bulletin yesterday said his vital signs have not deteriorated. He is still la a coma hat this condition was described as "lighter" than the oae on Sunday. The Prime Minister's
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    Lock icon Top Umno leaders must have people's confidence — says Razaleigh
    484 1 rTop Umno leaders must have people's confidence says Razaleigh KUALA LUMPUR, Monday UMNO vice-president Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said yesterday whoever are elected as Umno president and deputy president must enjoy the confidence of all Malaysians and not only of party members. The top responsibilities of the two top Umno leaders
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    Lock icon Tunku Mahkota made fourth Sultan
    194 1 Tunku Mahkota made fourth Sultan JOHORE BARU, Mon THE Tungku Mahkota. Tunku Mahmood Iskandar Alhaj Ibni Almarhum Sultan Ismail, was today proclaimed the fourth Sultan of Johore to succeed his father, who died yesterday. Tunku Mahmood Iskandar took the oath of office before the "Jemaah Pangkuan Negeri" (Council of Supporters
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    Lock icon BEGIN PLEA TO SYRIA
    72 1 JKKl SALKM, Mm. Prime Minister Menuchun Begin today appealed to Syrian President Hafez Assad "to retreat from the brink" and remove from Lebanon the groMd-to-air missiles. He disclosed that he had ordered his armed forces to knock oat the missiles 11 days ago bat canceled the
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      142 1 CLEAN BREAK FROM THE NET WE'D got over this love affair neatly, not pining like we did for Chameleon, whose characters Uved on In aa elusive Part Two. This time it was a clean break and all's well in the sitting room again.. .a little mundane perhaps, ■til the next
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Polish youths' show of wrath
      109 2 Polish youths' show of wrath ALL that remains of a railway station police pact la Otwcck, near Warsaw, after youths set fire u> it on Friday. A crowd of mare thai people, mostly youths, demonstrated against policemen la the station alleging the police bad manhandled two men arrested for drunkeness.
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      Lock icon A big blow for Schmidt in West Berlin polls
      403 2 BERLIN, Mon. THE Social Democratic Party of West Berlin suffered its worst losses of the postwar era in city elections last night, straining the West German coalition government of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. No party won a majority in the voting for
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      Lock icon Pollution control can help firms grow, says prof
      332 2 L POLLUTION is simply an effect of waste waste of water, waste of energy, waste of raw materials, waste of products and by-products, and above all, a waste of money. S Prof Royston GENEVA, Mon. Industries controlling their pollution are saving millions
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      Lock icon I heard God's voice in 1967, claims Sutcliffe
      326 2 I heard God's voice in 1967, claims Sutcliffe LONDON, Mon. Peter Sutcliffe, self-confessed killer of 13 women in the Yorkshire Ripper case, testified today that in 1967 he heard "what I believed then and believe now to have been the voice of God." Sutcliffe, called to the witness stand in
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      Lock icon 40m-condom contract
      61 2 JAKARTA. Mon South Korean company. Hyongsune Corp. has agreed to supply 40 million condoms to Indonesia, Antara news agency reported today. The agreement followed the company s capture of a tender worth US$BOO,OOO 1551.67 million). Antara said. The import of the contraceptives was part of the efforts to
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      Lock icon WEINBERGER TO SEEK HELP IN GULF DEFENCE
      142 2 WEINBERGER TO SEEK HELP IN GULF DEFENCE LONDON, Monday AMERICAN Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger today headed for a meeting with Nato at which he will ask for more help in defending the Gulf. A senior Pentagon official said the Reagan Administration's plans for the US rapid deployment force will be
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      Lock icon Man dies in dough mixing machine
      87 2 Man dies in dough mixing machine SALT LAKE CITY, Mon. An 18-year-old man hiding in a bakery's doughmixing machine was crushed to death because his friends accidentally turned on the equipment, police said. Jeffery Mathew Tilt was reportedly hiding from his friends inside a mixer at Sorority Bakery, police said
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Solidarity's weapon
        92 2 POLAND'S SOLIDARITY leader Lech Walesa, 37, told Japanese admirers yesterday his independent trade union would concentrate on negotiating with the government but carry the threat of strikes "at our hip like a pistol." "From now on we will focus our attention on problems of strategy and concentrate our
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        Lock icon 'Yes' to full strike
        75 2 BRITISH CIVIL servants yesterday moved to the brink of an all-out strike over their 15 per cent pay claim. The largest of the nine unions, the 220,000-strong Civil and Public Services Association, passed an emergency motion call ng for a full strike. If foUowed by the
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        Lock icon 'Gamblers will be fired'
        63 2 INDONESIAN CIVIL servants who persist in gambling despite a government ban could lose their jobs. Defence Minister Mohammed Yusuf said in Jakarta yesterday. He told reporters that despite a ban imposed by President Suharto on April 1, there were reports that gambling was going on in
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        Lock icon Military link denial
        64 2 JAPANESE FOREIGN Minister Masayoshi Ito denied yesterday that a joint communique issued after the recent USJapan summit in Washington implied greater military cooperation by Japan with the US. Answering questions in the Diet (Parliament), Mr Ito said the phrase "USJapan alliance" in the communique goes no further
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        Lock icon S. Korean amnesty
        32 2 SOUTH KOREA marked Buddha's 2,525 th birthday yesterday with the release of dissidents and prisoners. In an amnesty the government freed 43 jailed dissidents and 587 other prisoners. UPI.
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        Lock icon 8 hurt in riots
        54 2 EIGHT PEOPLE were seriously injured yesterday when fighting erupted between Hindus and Muslims in Lucknow, capital of Uttar Pradesh state, news reports said. The authorities has imposed an indefinite curfew in two areas of the city in an effort to control the situation, the Press Trust
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      Lock icon Mitterrand plan for a new economic order
      517 3 Mitterrand plan for a new economic order PARIS, Monday PRESIDENT-ELECT Francois Mitterrand, 64, plans a radically new economic order for France that includes nationalisation of large sectors of industry, including subsidiaries of American and other foreign firms. Though much of the plan would depend on support from his communist allies,
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      Lock icon THE PROBABLE CABINET LINE-UP
      252 3 THE PROBABLE CABINET LINE-UP PARIS, Mon. The "brains trust" of men who have served for years with Mr Francois Mitterrand, winner in the French presidential election today, are widely expected to make up much of the leadership that will serve under the new Socialist President. Some, such as Party Secretary
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      Chirac plans to be head of opposition
      184 3 Chirac plans to be head of opposition PARIS, Monday PARIS Mayor Jacques Chirac, the head of the Gaullist party, plans to lead the new opposition. Mr Chirac, the 48-year-old conservative who was third in the first round of the Presidential election last month, said he will lead the fight for
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      Lock icon Barre warns of run-down under new leader
      117 3 Barre warns of run-down under new leader PARIS, Mon. French Prime Minister Raymond Barre said he fears Mr Francois Mitterrand's election as President will lead quickly to "the deterioration of the domestic and international situation of our country." Mr Barre blamed his party's defeat on neoGaullists led by Paris Mayor
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      Lock icon Difference of 5 per cent
      63 3 PARIS. Moo. The Interior Ministry said early today the result of yesterday's second and final round of the French presidential election, with only a few overseas votes outstanding, was: Registered voters: 35,510,797, votes cast: 30.644.588 (86.29 per cent), valid votes: 29.773,776 (83.84 per cent), Francois
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      The other side of Elysee where passions reign
      352 3 PARIS, Mon Tbe Elysee Palace, where iWuiist Kranc*b MUterraad will WflciaUy reaMe as President «f Praam, bat see* Ma* at the raciest eptoades la tbe history •f Preach mien. Bnllt la 1718 far tbe ('•aal ef Evreu, the Klyaee Brat catered tbe
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      Lock icon Checking cash flow
      69 3 THE French customs service has ordered its officers to strictly enforce controls to prevent capital leaving the country, customs officers in Strasbourg said yesterday. Customs officers were told, following the election of socialist Francois Mitterrand to the French Presidency on Sunday, to look closely at large cars
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      Lock icon Reprieve from death?
      49 3 PRESIDENT-ELECT Francois Mitterrand's victory in the election may mean a reprieve for Philippe Maurice, 24, condemned to death for murdering a policeman. Mr Mitterrand has said he is against the death penalty and will not send anyone to the guillotine during his term of office.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Made wood of billboard
      57 3 AN ELDERLY man was arrested here yesterday for chopping up an official billboard for Frances presiden tial elections. The man, in his 70b, claimed be was not politically motivated but just wanted a little firewood. He said he was an immigrant and ineligible to vote in
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      Lock icon French franc down, gold up
      229 3 PARIS, Monday THE French franc fell sharply and gold rose on world financial markets today following the presidential election victory of socialist Francois Mitterrand. Gold Jumped by about US$2O (Ss42) an ounce from Friday's close of U*****.50, benefiting from the uncertainty. The dollar was even
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      Lock icon Refugee arrivals to S-E Asia up last month
      172 4 Refugee arrivals to S-E Asia up last month BANGKOK, Monday THE number of Vietnamese refugees arriving in South-east Asian countries especially Malaysia and Thailand increased last month, a spokesman for the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNCHR) said today. The number of "boat people" in April was 11,150 the
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      Lock icon 'New York venue for talks'
      123 4 'New York venue for talks' BANGKOK, Mon. New York has emerged as the most suitable venue for an international conference on Kampuchea, Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetasfla said today. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi i said the choice of New York rather than Vienna, which had offered to host the conference. was
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      Lock icon Iran to respond to peace plan tomorrow
      126 4 Iran to respond to peace plan tomorrow IbEIRUT, Mon. The Irai nian Government will announce its response tomorrow to the peace i proposals put forth by the Non-Aligned Movement's delegation, the official Pars news agen- cy said. A four-man delegation presented proposals for ending the eight-month- old war with Iraq
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      Lock icon SHIPS FLEE PORT OF BEIRUT
      49 4 SMOKE rislßK from the pert ef Beirut aftrr shelling over the weekend caused Urea and extewdve damage. A number «f shipa can he seem lytn« off the roast after fleeing the pert daring the righting between Christian militiamen aad lefttot Mullm forces. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Good chance of victory in June for Begin
      360 4 TEL AVIV, Monday FOR the first time in a year, Prime Minister Menachem Begin has a better than fighting chance to get his job back in the June 30 elections. "I caution you against euphoria," he told clearly euphoric members of his
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      Lock icon Subsidised dowries for poor Saudis
      159 4 JEDDAH, Mon. Sparsely-populated Saudi Arabia will give poor Saudis 25,* M riyals (S$l4,«M) to get married, the government announced yesterday. But men who claim the money, which Is to be used as a dowry to pay a bride's father, will have to prove they pray
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      Lock icon Arab oil income up 52 pc
      117 4 BAHRAIN, Mon. The oil revenues of 10 Arab states rose 52 per cent last year to total US$2O9 billion ($436.8 billion), according to the annual report of the Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (Oapec). The Oapec members include Saudi Arabia, the biggest oil
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      Lock icon We'll get you, 'Nazis' warned
      131 4 We'll get you, 'Nazis' warned JERUSALEM, Mon. Prime Minister Menachem Begin has renewed his attacks on West Germany's Middle East policy, and threatened retribution to neo-Nazis who attacked Jews. "If you lift a hand against any Jew, it could be that we'll come after you," he warned yesterday at a
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      Lock icon Legionnaire's disease
      49 4 MADRID. Mon. Four people have died and «0 others were hospititalized in the Madrid area after having contracted "legionnaire's disease." the Madrid newspaper El Pais reported here today. "Legionnaire's disease" is a respiratory infection that first appeared in 1976 during an American Legion convention in Philadelphia. AFP.
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      Lock icon Anderson's party
      74 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. John Anderson is starting a fund-raising drive which Ms supporters nope will lead to the creation of a third political party for the presidential campaign in 1984. Anderson said he will use the money from this preliminary effot to find out if there is enough interest
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      Lock icon Beijing arrests leading dissident
      275 5 Beijing arrests leading dissident HONGKONG. Mon. Wang Xizhi, one of three dissidents who launched China's current dissident movement, has been arrested on unspecified charges, sources close to the mainland activists reported today. Wang is known for the lengthy Li Yizhe manifesto of 1974 calling for "socialist democracy and a legal
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      Lock icon A ticket for rash rider?
      146 5 SYDNEY, Mon A GALLOPING HOR.SK eollMed with a ear oa a busy street here today and the aofaorittas poaaerod whether to thaw the rider with a traffic ▼lolatloa, a police saoaesataa said. The hone rMdea by Mr John Magulre, M, crashed Into a ear driven
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      Da we refused bail
      191 5  -  JUDY WALKER By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Mob. International financier Amos Do. we, 44, appeared la a magistrate's court here today to ■aswnr fraud charges Involving Hktll million (about $35. S million). Ball was refused by magistrate James Wilson aad he was remanded to appear at
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      Lock icon Japan N-power firm faces suit
      259 5 FAILURE TO REPORT RADIATION LEAKS TOKYO, Mon. A citizens' group filed a lawsuit today against the Japan Nuclear Power Co for allegedly covering up four radiation leaks at the troubled Tsuruga nuclear plant. A similar suit by the government may follow this week, officials said.
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      Lock icon 'Social lepers' demand more pay
      112 5 'Social lepers' demand more pay SYDNEY, Mon. Workers at a nuclear power plant near Sydney say they want compensation for being treated as "social lepers" because of their jobs. A spokesman for the New South Wales labour council said today that workers at the Lucas Heights nuclear plant may go
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      Lock icon Bomb attempt foiled
      61 5 CAIRO, Moo. A Palestinian arrested at the airport here with 9 kilos of explosives has confessed that he was assigned to to detonate it during President Anwar Sadat's May 1 speech. Egyptian newspapers reported today. The prisoner allegedly said he was recruited by Palestinian guerilla groups and
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      Pak mission
      42 5 KARACHI, Mon. A six member Pakistani delegation of textile mill owners and exporters left here yesterday for Hongkong to explore possibility of further exports of textiles and import of staple fibre The team will later visit Singapore and Sri Lanka.
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      Lock icon 'CIA planned defection of Foxbat pilot'
      328 5 'CIA planned defection of Foxbat pilot' TOKYO, Monday AMERICAN CIA agents in Moscow talked the young Soviet pilot who flew his top secret Miv 25 "Foxbat" to Japan five years ago into making the defection in exchange for guarantees of a new life in the United States, Japan's Kyodo news
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        Lock icon Feat of 100 sore feet
        83 5 FIFTY footsore hikers, who left San Francisco a year ago on a 6,400 km transcontinental walk, are only two days away from their journey send. The walk, sponsored by the America Hiking Society, will end tomorrow in Washington, about a year and a month since
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        Lock icon Calf saved by dad's absence
        94 5 ABSENCE, it would seem, does indeed make the heart grow fonder even among hippopotamuses. But in this case, the absence of her mate led seven-year-okJ Neera to become fond of her newly born calf. Neera has had three previous calves, all of which she killed,
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        Lock icon Mum for President
        73 5 NOW THAT her nine children have grown up, Mrs Ruth Martin will leave her farm in Idaho for a new career to run for the presidency of the United States Although she supports the policies of President Reagan, the 48-year-old woman from the south-west Idaho community of
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      The ecologists and churchmen lead protest movement SPECIAL REPORT
      944 6  - BAN THE NUKE DEBATE Many young people, perplexed by the US failure to ratify Salt II, are alarmed by what they see as the superpowers' inability to manage their nuclear relation- ship. THE anti-nuclear movement is a grassroots movement of youths, ecologists, church groups, pacifists, Soviet fellow-travellers, femininists, leftists, unionists,
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      The ecologists and churchmen lead protest movement SPECIAL REPORT
      480 6  - The ecologists and churchmen lead protest movement SPECIAL REPORT JOSEPH FITCHETT PART TWO: The New Neutralists By Writing for the International Herald Tribune PART THREE What the AntiNuclear Arms Activists Want appears tomorrow. It's ridiculous for Britain to maintain a nuclear deterrent today. Britain has slipped to 14th in national
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      Leftist and youth groups take on nuclear war issue
      196 6 Leftist and youth groups take on nuclear war issue In your own country," said Mr Ben ter Veer, chairman of the InterChurch Peace Council. "This unilateral action can create indirect pressure on other governments and set up a rolling multilateral process." The emphasis on action in Europe, several militants said,
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    Prof: Set up system for external NUS degrees
    332 7  - Prof: Set up system for external NUS degrees JUNE TAN By Education Reporter WORKING people should be given the chance to obtain National University of Singapore degrees as private candidates. Prof Bakhshish Singh, president of the International Council for Correspondence Education, said yesterday that under the present system, only non-working
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    Europe trip
    23 7 THE Comex Adventure Club will be organising an overland trip to Europe in June. Those who are interested should ring *****29.
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    Task force to set up new poly now touring Britain
    208 7 Task force to set up new poly now touring Britain A TASK force appointed by the governmnent to set up a new polytechnic specialising in applied arts is now on a study tour in Britain. The team, headed by Vocational and Industrial Training Board director l.im Jit Poh, will look
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    SHARP JUMP ' IN BANK DEPOSITS IN 1980
    162 7 SHARP JUMP IN BANK DEPOSITS IN 1980 DEPOSITS grew faster than loans in Singapore banks during the past year, according to the latest government statistics released yesterday. Total deposits snowballed to $17.29 billion as at March this year, up 30.8 per cent over the same month last year. Loans amounted
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    Dearer flour? 3 mills get a flat 'no'
    207 7 Dearer flour? 3 mills get a flat 'no' THE exported Inrmur la bread prices Is unlikely to •war. A ipAfimn far the Ik-ptrtment ot Trace said there la a* ae*d far a rlae aa there to n»t K*inß to be aa tacreaae la the price *f fUur. He said the
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    Sports meet for spastics
    42 7 THE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore will hold its 21st annual sports meet at the "Field House" in Gilstead Road on May 29 at 10 a.m. The First Lady of Singapore, Mrs B.H. Sheares, will present the prizes.
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    It's Keppel shipyard
    40 7 THE 28 contract workers arrested by Jurong police last week and later released on bail were involved in a brawl outside Keppel shipyard and not Jurong shipyard as reported in the Sunday Times. The error is regretted.
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    Beauty contest suit settled in chambers
    295 7 Beauty contest suit settled in chambers A BREACH of agreement suit arising from a beauty contest in 1978 was settled before Mr Justice Kulasekaram in his chambers in the High Court yesterday with the defendant, Mr Michael Thea Sin Say, "a promoter" of the contest, agreeing to pay $9,270 in
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    Takeover for HDB flats
    43 7 A TOTAL area ot 33,866 square metres, comprising 214 lots, bounded by Tanjone Pagar Road. Craig Road and Neil Road, will be aouired by the government to build Housing Board flats. The acquisition was published in Saturday's Government Gazette.
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    Teh's date
    32 7 MR TEH CHEANG WAN, the National Development Minister, will attend the 9th annual dinner of the Singapore Institute of Planners at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant on Friday at 7.45 p.m.
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    SMA meeting marks turning point for association
    1307 8  - SMA meeting marks turning point for association BENG TAN Public and private doctors to map out health plan By Medical Reporter The consensus among doctors Is that W ethics can never be uniformly-followed, m It Involves moral principles which indi- A vidual doctors uphold. 7 6 The SMA's ethical code
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    The day snakebite victim stumped hospital's doctors
    489 9  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By HE BROUGHT OWN ANTIDOTE AND THE CORRECT ONE TOO DOCTORS at Taa Pays* HaspitaJ were caught by sarprtoc wfeea Fraacls Urn, braaght his awn anUdote when he came to have a saakeMte treated. Mr Urn, the sea Jar reptile keeper
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    Drivers keen to buy cabs if prices are right
    356 9 Drivers keen to buy cabs if prices are right MOST of the Central Business District taxi drivers, who rent taxis from the NTUC transport cooperative, Comfort, may want to buy the taxis if the prices are reasonable and the vehicles in good condition. They were surprised when told by The
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    438 motorists booked last week
    50 9 438 motorists booked last week TRAFFIC police and Registry of Vehicles officers booked 438 motorists for various traffic offences between May 4 and May 9. Seventeen others were given warnings. Most of the motorists were summoned for reckless, inconsiderate or careless driving. The others were booked for speeding and road-hog-ging
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    Welcome for new students
    51 9 THE deputy chairman of the Singapore Polytechnic Board of Governers, Mr Ong Wee Hock, will attend the Polytechnic's welcoming convention for new students at the National Theatre tomorrow at 9 a.m. Some 2.300 students will attend the Polytechnic's full time courses when term starts on May
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    On science
    36 9 THE Science Council of Singapore will hold a seminar on Science Education at the Science Centre Auditorium on Friday at 10 am The director of Education. Mr Chan Kai Yau. will open the seminar.
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    Factories get tip on security
    243 9 INDUSTRIES should seriously consider installing metal grilles to windows of dormitories as a sei-v-ice to their workers who are living in them. This security point was brought up by the CXI (Crime) of Jurong Division, Asst Supt Yee Teck Yong, at the seminar on security
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    Call to grow national flower in CCs and schools
    249 10 Call to grow national flower in CCs and schools SINGAPORE'S national flower the orchid, Vanda Miss Joaquim grows easily and should be planted in schools and community centres, said a member of the National Flower Selection Committee Mrs Ng Siew Yin, Assistant Commissioner (Botanic Gardens), in suggesting this yesterday, said:
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    HDB to build maisonettes in Clementi
    296 10 292 UNITS A 'FIRST' FOR ESTATE THE Housing and Development Board is building 292 units of executive maisonettes in Clementi, the first to be built in the housing estate. It has invited tenders for the building of four blocks of these fiveroom maisonettes. Tenders
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    Cake-making course
    59 10 Cake-making course SIGLAP Zone A residents' committee will conduct a cake-making course for beginners at the community hall. Block 70, Bedok South Road every Friday from 8 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. The course starts this Friday and the charge is $24 each. Those interested may register at the hall from
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    FITTER WAS BEATEN: POLICE
    128 10 FITTER WAS BEATEN: POLICE HOMICIDE detectives have questioned scores of people in connection with the murder of of shipyard fitter Chov Ah Kirn, 42, who was beaten to death outside a bar in Geylang on Saturday night. A police spokesman yesterday said Mr Choy was beaten to death by his
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    The Woodlands computer goes into action
    236 10 The Woodlands computer goes into action HER fingers slip over the keys of the terminal, feeding Into the newly Installed computer at the Woodlands checkpoint. And In two minutes, another special pass for a Malaysian v processed The Information from the passport of the applicant remains In tie computer. And
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      Robber ticked off
      145 10 DISTRICT Judge Dalip Singh yesterday ticked off a youth who said he robbed a housewife to help out in family expenses. The judge suggested to Ng Chee Men?, 19, it was just greed and not an act of desperation to help his family, as he was earning
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      Purse-snatch foiled by PC
      75 10 JOBLESS Farid bin Ahmad Harnara snatched a purse containing $230 from a housewife sitting in a car parked in front of Block 204, Bedok North Street 1 on May 2 and was caught by his victim's stepson, off-duty Police Constable Tham Ngiap Chin, after a short
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      Rode m-cycle dangerously
      48 10 MOTOR-CYCLIST Ghazali bin Wero was fined $400 and disqualified from riding motor-cycles for three years by a magistrate yesterday for riding dangerously along Orchard Road by weaving in and out of traffic. He pleaded guilty to committing the offence on March 18 at 11.40 p.m.
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    Furniture assns tussle over cuts in tariffs
    394 10 Furniture assns tussle over cuts in tariffs TWO associations with members from the furniture industry are at odds with one another. One issue is whether Singapore should reduce its taxes on imported furniture. The Singapore Furniture Manufacturers and Traders Association (SFMTA), with about 270 members, believes it should. More than
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    Wife gets divorce over lawyer's adultery
    213 11 Wife gets divorce over lawyer's adultery A LAWYERS wife was granted a divorce yesterday on the ground that he committed adultery with his secretary. Madam Evelyn Chee Keow Luan, 50, was also given costs in her uncontested petition against Mr Lvi Boon Poh, 55, represented by Mr P. Suppiah. The
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    Firm wins case against importer
    130 11 Firm wins case against importer THE High Court yesterday awarded {7,650 to an import and export firm. the firm had paid the; amount as a 10 per cent deposit to a sugar and I rice dealer to buy 100 tonnes of Thai parboiled rice. The firm. A. A. Valibhoy and
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    Tony Tan's dinner date
    68 11 THE Minister for Education and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, NTUC Income, Dr Tony Tan will attend the dinner of the 1S81 NTUC Income Summit Club Inaugural Forum on Saturday at 7.30 p m. at the Hyatt Hotel. Mr Kenneth Mok, the Secretary for Labour
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    Baby girl stabbed in attack is back with her toys
    192 11 Baby girl stabbed in attack is back with her toys EIGHT MONTH-OLD Kwiii Ynlß Sang (•have) wae mi stabbed thrice la tfce cheat by a nuui m SatanUy at her Tampiaes Way fl»t, wm yesterday at home and playing with her toys. Yala Beag, wh« saffered three miner stab Tvtudi,
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    Farmer banned from driving for 5 years
    164 11 A MOTORIST lost control of his motor pick-up, which cut across a pavement on the other side of the road and killed one of seven pedestrians there, a district court heard yesterday. Asst Supt H.L. Miranda, prosecuting, said Miss Ng Lai Quen, 20.
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    New format for courtesy contest
    430 11 New format for courtesy contest THE courtesy competition for the tourist industry this year has taken on a new format to attract more participants. Unlike previous years where the competition was based on tourist industry organisations hotels, restaurants, travel agencies and departmental stores there will now be four categories. They
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    On Islam
    31 11 THE Islamic Theological Association of Singapore and the Alsagoff Arabic School will hold a series o( religious lectuies from May 23 at 2.30 p.m. in the Alsagoff School's hall
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    Twice-a-year bonuses to help upgrade workforce?
    434 11  -  AHMAD OSMAN By BONUSES paid twice a year, increased medical and educational benefits for workers' families and the formation of house unions these were some of the suggestions made at a recent workshop on Japanese industrial practices which may prove valuable here. Top NTUC
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    ENOUGH MARCO POLO FORMS FOR ALL'
    97 11 ENOUGH MARCO POLO FORMS FOR ALL' DESPITE leas queue* yesterday waiting far application forms fer the Marco Pale Hotel •hare after, merchaat bankers Wardley Ltd assure all Investors there are enough forms to jo around. Wardley yesterday aaaeaaeed that farms will eaatlaae to be given eat at the ground floor
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    Clean-up drive
    25 11 THE Buona Vista Zone B residents' committee will hold a block cleaning campaign at Block 5 Holland Drive on Sunday at 9.30 a.m.
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      Lock icon INSPECTOR FOUND SHOT DEAD WITH SLIT THROAT
      165 12 INSPECTOR FOUND SHOT DEAD WITH SLIT THROAT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A probation ary pallee Inspector waa found dead with guuhot wound* and a ■lit throat in a flat on the Nth floor of a building here this morning. He waa Meattfled as Mr How Yoek Hi*, 28, an invcsUntlM offlcer
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      Lock icon Malaysia hopes for peaceful solution to crisis
      185 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon THE Yang Dipertuan Agung said today Malaysia hopes for a peaceful solution to the Kampuchean crisis. His statement came on the eve of a visit by Laotian Foreign Minister Phoun Sipaseuth for talks on the Kampuchean issue. Laos has been
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      Sultan buried at Royal Mausoleum
      425 12  -  K BALA By JOHORE BARU, Mon THE Sultan of Johore was buried at the Royal Mausoleum in the Mahmoodiah Muslim cemetery yesterday. Four hours before he was laid to rest at 6 p.m., his eldest son, Tunku Mahmood Iskandar, 49, was sworn in as the
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      Lock icon Aussie tourist dies in Langkawi crash
      64 12 KANGAR. Mon. A 50-year-old Australian tourist was killed in a road accident in Pulau Langkawi last night. Police identified the victim as Roger Wissmann of Western Australia. Mr Wissmann was riding a motorcycle when he was involved in an accident with a taxi. The
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      73 12 ioahHerra SMHISH BALLET From Spain April 27-May 17 'H m^^mWmfl i" *aml sma T~ nmVwJml sP^mV I •W. fl MA ■»> *r. 4 dwkj la imw* .AW §U X .omUlMmm V^m^TsEk W^ ™^o^P* Six sensational dancers from Spain. In a performance that spells EXCITEMENT. Supper Club biWinfc-.omwrv =><- j amr^ak
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      203 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh U Hal Camp DOt*T FOPGCr I I BUT I WrSH i-TT W> fOOT rS«4T WWV t?IP UMCUE 1-1 WE'RE GOUMb r^~^ i V 1 COOLO-- /^JJ BPOKEfI/BOT f^VXi JKSSS GIVE >tXJ TDTMEOPER^/ 1 V^ OOPS J&. HBU-BeOFF S^***' P Ol 1 l /~Sfc SWD
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      Lock icon Accused of killing former beauty queen
      230 13 Accused of killing former beauty queen PET ALING JAVA, Mon AIR-CONDITIONER fitter Lee Chee Whai. 21, was tentatively charged in the magistrate's court here today with murder by causing the death of former beauty queen and air hostess, Laura Yap Fui Khen, 25. He is alleged to have committed the
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      Lock icon Body to be flown back on Friday
      71 13 Body to be flown back on Friday KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The body of Malaysian air stewardess Cathrina Tan Suan Hong, who died after a fall from a fourthfloor flat in Jeddah, will be flown back for burial on Friday. Her father, Mr Tan Tiang Khoon, 50. will leave for Jeddah
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      Lock icon Shares sold to bumis
      77 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Sankyo Seiki Manufacturing Company Limited of Japan, one of the world's leading manufacturers of musical movements, has sold 20 per cent of the equity of its Malaysian subsidiary. Sankyo Seiki (M) Sdn Bhd. to Malaysian interests. Ten per cent of the S3 million
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      Lock icon $87,000 drugs seized in raid
      94 13 $87 000 drugs seized in raid KUALA LUMPUR, M«a. MaJayaUa p»Uce aelaM tfljm wwrth of •friam ud morphine Mi 14 ten «f mixture of f»h«ce« and ftM«Ms la mi e*rly inarming raid here yesteriay. I%ey are I««Ubr far a l«-ye*r-old S4nn»ftnnm. Tke Aatl-N»rc«tic Divi«>«a r»Wed a kMue and foud raw
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      Lock icon High cost of spillage
      62 13 KOTA BARU. Mon Fanners in Kelantan lost about {10 million worth of padi each season through spillage, a study by te Kemubu Agricultural Development Authority (Kadai showed. Kada director Datuk Haji Hassan Vaarob. said here yesterday that 15 out of every 100 gan tangs of padi
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      Lock icon Kit Siang's election dare to MCA
      313 13 TROVE YOU CAN GET ENOUGH CHINESE VOTES' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE opposition leader, Mr Lim Kit Siang, has challenged the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) president, Datuk Lee San Choon, to contest against him in a Chinese majority constituency in the forthcoming general elections. Mr
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      PREMADASA IN PENANG FOR TWO-DAY VISIT
      77 13 PREMADASA IN PENANG FOR TWO-DAY VISIT PENANG, M«a. Sri Lanka Prime Minister Raaaalaghe Premadasa arrived here today from Kaala Lompur far a tw«-day vWt before flying to Thailand •o the last leg W his B— ta<— t .Ulan tour. Mr PremaaaM met officials at tke Peaaag Development Corporalloa, visited tke
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      Lock icon 13 Gerakan leaders quit en bloc
      239 13 13 Gerakan leaders quit en bloc KUALA LUMPUR, Monday GERAKAN Federal Territory chairman and MP for Kepong, Dr Tan Tiong Hong, today resigned from the party together with 12 of the state Gerakan leaders. Their en bloc resign*- lion means the Gerakan Federal Territory Liaison Committee is dissolved. The resignations
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      Lock icon HAI HONG SOLD TO FIRM FOR $112,000
      148 13 HAI HONG SOLD TO FIRM FOR $112,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A local marine construction company today bid successfully for the vessel Hai Hong which brought more than 2,500 Vietnamese refugees to Malaysia two and a half years ago. Mr Loong Yoke Phin, 54, manager of Wing Construction, said he would
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      Lock icon Joint manual
      49 13 PENANG, Mon. The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) and the Indonesian Search and Rescue Organisation are preparing a manual on standard operating procedures to be used during search and rescue operations, the commander of the air headquarters here, Brigadier General (Air) Monamed Yunus Tasi, said today. AFP.
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      For bravery
      36 13 BANTING (Selangor), Mon. Cotteeshop proprietor Ang Kirn Fong, 56. has been awarded the Inspector General of Police's commendation for his bravery in pulling away a gun from a robber during a hold-up The Star.
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      Data base
      30 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Public Enterprises Ministry is to set up a Public Corporation Data But to monitor Joint ventures undertaken by state economic development corporations The Star.
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, MAY 12,1981
    773 14 The Straits Times TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1961 PAY AS YOU GO JUDGING from Mr Goh Chok Tongs speech to the Singapore Medical Association, it would seem that the days of hospitalisation at bargain prices are over, at least for most Singaporeans. So far, Singaporeans whatever their financial status have beenfree
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    Lock icon No big changes in foreign policies expected
    778 14 4 Like Mr Valery Giscard d'Estaing before him, Mr Mitterrand has preached a policy of independence for France, in its thoughts, its actions and its diplomacy, in the interests of world peace. MR Francois Mitterrand, loader of the French Socialist Party, has been
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    Lock icon Aloof in power, silent in defeat
    667 14  -  GREGORY Mac ARTHUR By in Paris PRESIDENT Valery Giscard d'Estaing, aloof in power, was silent in defeat on Sunday night. He issued only a short, courteous press statement acknowledging the victory of his old Socialist rival, Mr Francois Mitterrand, but made no appearance at
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    Poor despite federal aid
    682 14 KUALA LUMPUR Despite substantial government aid, Malaysia s poor states are still worse off than the rest of the country. In tact, all except one are relatively worse off than before although much progress has been made In providing basic facilities such as electricity and piped
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    Lock icon New president had a reputation as a loser
    856 14 New president had a reputation as a loser PARIS Mr Francois Mitterrand's long struggle to bring the French Left to power has been consistently thwarted since he startled the French political world in 1965 by announcing he would run for the presidency. At that stage, he had looked set for
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      Unhealthy public attitude towards mental illness
      345 15 Unhealthy public attitude towards mental illness I WAS shocked by the statistics given by your report "Two Woodbridge doctors resigning," (ST, May 2). It seems that 10 psychiatrists will have to attend to about 5,000 patients, admitted every year, and to handle the 6 psychiatric outpatient clinics where more than
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      No ban on m-cycles
      84 15 I REFER to tke article "Ne reasea to kaa metorcycJes" by Mr Amrl Kaaeer (ST, May There Is ac lateaUea to kaa metorcydes ea expressways. CeasMerav Oca, bewever, to beimg glvea to aaaalag leaner drivers, bicycles, tricycles, aaetoreyeles wltk sMeears, trlvaaa, Invalid carriages, trlskaws aad lew
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      Wishing
      62 15 RESIDENTS of Bed ok, living near the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) cannot use it easily for a drive to Changi Airport and back. There is no feeder road for motorists to loin the PIE from Bedok. And those coming from Changi Airport cannot turn into Bedok New Town. Many
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      Waiting
      40 15 THE new viaduct is fantastic! But at its western end, we meet up with a series of traffic lights along Beach Road and the link road to Newton Circus synchronised to turn red on us. S.B. TAN Slagaparr OT5
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      Stopping
      56 15 SIGHTSEERS alone were not responsible for the traffic congestion when the East Coast Parkway viaduct was opened. It was also due to the bottleneck created when four lanes are squeezed into two at a critical point. There is a crying need for a readjustment of traffic lights at the
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      Views on viaduct
      14 15 when Changi Airport is opened in July. A BKDOK RESIDENT SlagaparellM
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      Waiting in vain for dental treatment
      173 15 I WENT to the Institute of Dental Health at Hyderabad Road (or treatment in April. The day before, I was told on the phone an appointment was unnecessary. 1 arrived with my daughter at 9.45 a.m. registered ourselves, and waited for our turn along
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      Quick payment only at POSB head office
      338 15 Quick payment only at POSB head office I REFER to the letter "No payment (or SAVE account on date of maturity" (ST. April 15) by •Dissatisfied Depositor." The proceeds of a matured SAVE Bonus Contract is payable on the date of maturity of the contract. However, the depositor of a
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      No shortage of five-cent coins
      107 15 No shortage of five-cent coins I REFER to the letter "Inconvenience of fivecent fare increase" from "Poorer by 5 cents" (ST, April 30) in relation to the increase in bus fares by five cents (or school children and feeder services, which might give the impression that there is a shortage
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      Special prizes are on the way
      131 15 Special prizes are on the way WE refer to the letter "Long wait for special draw prize" (ST. April 28) from ''Winner 116". We are sorry for the delay as the agents were unable to deliver the required quantity in time. We have made several strong representations and the agents
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      Why it was not easy getting that $1,000
      331 15 Why it was not easy getting that $1,000 I REFER to the letter "Not easy getting paltry $1,000 from POSB" (ST, April 30) by "Fed Up. A I must apologise to the writer for the inconvenience caused when he visited the Ghim Moh Branch on April 18, 1961 to make
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      This is no way to treat a dog
      88 15 This is no way to treat a dog THESE are twe eeea•toM wkea 4ega la th* 81aga»are Armrd Pareea an UMreated. Pint, wkea caefcerekaias are aaed arawkl tkc deft aerk. Tkcae are palkri ferdUy wkea a dag aeea act rt»p>a< to oeaunaada. Seeeaa*, alter a 4ag ■ai aerved leyaily la
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      1015 16 THE lad transacted re»d> »ale» at the cloie of butineM on Ike Stork Exchange of TH—por* ywaterday com pared with the previous day's pners. togetJier with the BW higti and lo* I Adjuatati lor tcrip right* issut) NKTtONONI INDVnWAL C0MMBK1AL m m ac at Alna Ml St IB
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      161 16 Closing lone: Steadier. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore Including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 11.680.000 units valued at $65,767,000 Industrials accourited for 7 872 000 finance 1.128,000. hotels 299.000. properties 1.030,000. debentures, loans and bonds nil, plantations 844,000, minings 507,000 "Settlement" contracts totalled: nil units
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      184 16 (Mni|iri' attics It May It) The Commerce 4.11 432 The Savings Fund Ml J.ag S'pore Prog Fund 1.71 l.H S'pore Sec Fund 2.45 2.7« S'pore Invest Fund 2 55 2 6* S-ooit Equity Fund 1 (4 1.7J UUVMTTIOR fries* tsr May It) Mai InveM Fund 4.07 4.2»xd Mai
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      1993 16 BID and ofler prices officially listed 1 and business In an reported to the' Stock Exchange of Stags pore yes terday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of I 000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts axe quoted after the
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      1778 16 BID and offer prim orTlaaUy Ikud and rimlin in aad rrporttd to ibr Kuala Lunpur Slock Exrhaaft y» wrdajr. with tat number of Aim iradtd laown la brarkru la lou <* 1000 unlu units oUwrvfaw ap*ctfttd inthwikiau Abaa (1MB) (1) J X (1) 111 a CkM (UK) (1)
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      41 16 Ptrlfk- t>v HLFin Sea View H I. lii PMC PMRI HL Credit CSuftn tadOiygen 11.00 12.30 10.00 20 00 18.10 8 40 13 00 1630 6 05 (SO 1140 •2» 1.80 1.40 < 1 20 90 •80 .70 •65 •60 •60
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        21 16 r.rand (>nlr«l P*«i M.i« I C B K,n«. hrm Ind 420 880 720 580 450 M -20 -20 20 -20
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        22 16 j S 1 752,1 <I. KepotiK 684.1 raipinj? Text 558.1 JOL 536.1 fotal turnover: 11 68m Foul value: 165.77m
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        33 16 B T. Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties: Minings: Plantations: DCBC: 5ES Inri *****.*****44.94 ***** 902.91 *****1 1913.40 *****3 1392.48 878.68 890.06 ***** ***** 1002.96 1031 36 ***** 881.40 910 42 <X*t 42
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        46 16 Bedford 1700 P M R I 860 H Leo«« Fin 1090 II Leon* Credit 1240 llouKr.de, M5 *el Properties 2130 r.ipinn Teilile 570 DfBf 1290 Honi Leone Ind 1800 P I 570 Beriaya Kawat 448 401 1S ia +ao 80 70 8S 80 80 58
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        562 16 HONGKONG: Share prices closed firmer yesterday, encouraged by the government's proposal to amend and extend the existing rent control legislation, dealers said. Property based shares rose on local demand following the government's decision to recommend the phasing out of controls as soon as conditions permit. The Hang Seng index
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        72 16 SYDNEY: Bank stocks were featured ahead of ANZ Bank's terms for its bid for the CBA Bank, announced just before the close yesterday, dealers "^he All-Ordinaries gained 16 to 700.8 points. The total turnover volume was 6.67 million shares valued at $909 million. Closing middle prices of selected shares
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        181 16 TOKYO: The Dow Jones average row slightly yesteiday, as big capitals and electricals gained sharply on selective buying, while many others eased on scattered selling. dealers said The Dow average gained 3.58 to 7551.19 points, in moderate trading with a volume of 530 million shares. The New Index rose
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        151 16 CHINESE Pntaee Exeaaage, fB«gip»ff. mmi rlaalag prirea per IN M yesterday. C«Maat all: Bulk lob $115 00 sellers, old drum (la second hand dram) lob $128 00 teUen. no drum fob $134 00 sellers. Cspra: Mixed (looae) $66 00 buyen. Pepfer: Muntok wniu pfpper fob Asu NLW MUM
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        147 16 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $34,515 and closed at 534.811 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00 *****, and im mediately moved up to $504 00 505.00 before closing for lunch at $503.50 504.50. It re-opened at $505.50 506 50 and was
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        37 16 M nan New York HUB 10 KB 1..30S ll.US Zurich 11 006 10 WB ll.MS 110OS Mm Ft* Singapon 11 lime navs uas Ctatag pric« In US dollars a troy ounce 8*wt: Cn4M SataM S'pan
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        27 16 THE STRAITS tin price climbed another 16 cents to $29.28 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 46 tonnes to 190 tonnes.
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        383 16 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, i with June RSS One buyers quoted at 246.00 cents Der kilo, down 2.50 cents on last Friday's close for the position, dealers said. Afternoon prices (ell about two cents on some speculative selling, they added. Opening prices were
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        87 16 nu IAS SK20 >SR 50 1KH H iMR CV ■MHI WK A1K OP >MR 10 IMR20 iMKVi (I ton palWtt II bapallHi iiSS iCarnal Mlkl m Srllrrm 227.00 229 Ot)N 224 00 22< 00N J«a« 2*2 90 JM SON 27(50 278.SON 2S400 2M0ON UNO UNO 24SJ0 290
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        34 16 Rubber. May 11 Singapore: June: 246.00 cents (down 2.50 cents) Malaysia: June: 266.00 cents (down 2.00 cents) Tin: Mf 29.28 per kilo (up 16 cents) Official offering: 190 tonnes (down 46 tonnes)
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      397 16 THE MARKET •penod qalet yesterday maralag but slowly gathered momentum a-4 tke first kalf scmlmi elased oa a mixed note, with tke Strmite Times mm hWex dipping LSI point* to H4.45. i Tke mixed tread oontinaed la tke a/Urnoon which saw same tradug clerks taking
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      350 16 A STEADY start managed to push share prices slightly further ahead on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Although this turned sour on profit-taking by midmorning, prices still managed to edge further on some good follow-through towards the final bell. Some heavyweights in industrials continued their good run-up
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      543 16 THE US/Slnf dollar opened at the day'i hifh of S2 1«5. took a downturn to $2.1380, before recovering to clow at 8.1400, 10 In moderate tradIns In the Singapore torn market yesterday. The US dollar, mark moved one pfennig upward from an opening of 2.270 to 2.2M0
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      Discount
      72 16 RANGE of prkwi offered by d\: rount houses o» May 11: Overnight r. 10 6 C«U deports: tof-.s Cloaimi Bayial S*lliM 3-montn Treasury bills I 3- month Bank bills 9 9. 3monthsCD 8 8 6 months CD 10 9 Smicc: NiMml Dtoml C«atp^ ■7Closing intrrbank ralfs lot Sinxaporr doUan
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      24 16 lending THE average rate at which major Singapore teaks are carreatly prepared to lead to their best easterners Is 12.73 per cent.
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      Marco Polo offers 31.75m shares
      657 17 Marco Polo offers 31.75 m shares THE MARCO Polo has preempted Oberoi Imperial in obtainiaf a hating for its shares oa the booming local stock exchange The prestigious hotel, located al the north end of the Orchard Road tourist belt, is offering a hefty 31.75 million of Its shares at
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      423 17 GANDA Holdings has proposed to buy four propertyowning companies and various lots of housing land for about $38 million to strengthen its property business Ganda says that all the acquisitions are ready for immediate development, ex- i cept tor Sinpang Sdn Bhd and that they
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      318 17 Cesuco to lead the way at C Sugars THE CENTRAL Sagars graap has caaflrmed that Its wbeUy-ewaed sabsldiary, Cesaee Tradlag Ltd la Heagheag, will be the vehicle te spearhead the grasp's lateraatteaal opera tteaa aad Keaurapalcai dlvendflcaUan. TV r«aflrraatl«a eemes from the graap chairman Datak Khee Kay Peag, la his
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      535 17 PUBLIC Textile Bhd has also Joined the property acquisition bandwagon. It has agreed to purchase three pieces of property from Makoc Development Sdn Bhd for $38.63 million. The three properties are: A 14,036 sq m piece of land in Province Wellesley Central, Penang, which has been
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      616 17 LONDON. Mon. The stock market closed basically steady after a quiet session today, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 0.4 points at 568 9 Gold shares closed as much as US$2 higher, as in Vaal Reefs and West Dries, but were below early highs after
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      29 17 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1450.(1 Friday 1431.11 Week Ago 1428.58 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 752.3 Friday 7SI.S Week Ago 7510 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 700.8 Friday 800.2 Week Ago 711.1
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      544 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE OrlctaMUtag Saaiaiaat N 4 1 (at MM Between HONG LEONG COMPANY (MALAYA) BERHAD ■■■ill it riifltin aai WEE TECK SIANG Jaagraeat Debtor la Ike Matter at tat Redsneal Bafcmnaurt W Omnmiwralta Jaagawat Act, Caa. U Ami la the Matter a! a
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      854 17 Metal Box Singapore Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT The audited results of the Group and of the Company for the year endec* 31st March 1 981 after providing for depreciation, are as follows:— (All figures in SS'OOO) THE GROUP THE COMPANY 1981 1980 1981 1980 Sales
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      141 17 NOTICE WARDLEY LIMITED ADVISE THAT PROSPECTUSES AND APPLICATION FORMS FOR THE HOTEL MARCO POLO LIMITED OFFER FOR SALE WILL BE AVAILABLE AT GROUND FLOOR, OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY AFTER 10 A.M. DAILY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I Buharl s/o Seguapa of No. Blk C. 81 Mosque Street, Singapore 0105,
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      177 17 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We SEALION SHIPPING (S) PTE. LTD., Agents for DR. JOHAN A. BINDER and DR. HANS H. KILLINGER both of Mattentwlete 8, 2000 Hamburg 11, Federal Republic of Germany, hereby give notice that In consequence of the Intended purchase of the vessel "LAGADA"
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      632 18 I __l. IT r Muhi^B^tioneJ A C^Joent- Venture am*mfo*\ Company in Jurong VwETOO requires immediately a MAI C Vetco Slrvaepore is a IWIIX MR^MstaMlarted U.S. FINANCE hM- com n v #rv JSTrlj-Jr d ln fnenufec A9a. 25-30 oHehore oH drUMng Degree/Diploma end production eqtiipHorderin rts»m.Vv»ereesjrrentlv Accounting eeiivelvexi^n4jo4ir •Minimum 3y^o' exparience
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      509 19 I EIMIsTCMMIt 111 ay j IT I wo S«waw)Ooftw VwCeVit fcCWttfil/ a» O«rlcf ram Tan Chono Industrial Ivwchinerv Is member ot the Tan Cnonf group of conipanietl. invites suitably Bualitiod &nospore cm/ens Of psrmanont rasidents to H>ir their tast expanding oorr at ions STEMOCRAPNCR RaxxKtino. to the Depart ment Head
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      464 19 6EMCRAL OR EIECTRIC USA TELEX OPERATOR/ TYPIST a OCE O' Laval Ceruftcate with good credit In English Language o Typing apaad of 90 wpm a Previous experience In telax transmission preferred o prepared to work from 10.00 am 7.00 pm on a I 44-hour work week The Company ottoraa t-doy
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      1003 19 II Emfptoynwit ill SCHOOL LEAVERS! PAYROLL CLERK OYsar) VACANCY OPEN NOW If you feel you have a good aptitude for figures, have had good grades In Maths and feel 1 year as a Payroll Clerk with Business Olrl will give you the experience and earnings to give you a good
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      951 19 II Ernptoytrant 111 A An EslabHahad Stock Broking Firm IwtM MMRPoMVV VSCbMICMb) VOC the) following poets 1) CODING CLERKS 2) PROCESSING CLERKS a 3 OCE O' level a Experience not necessary as training will be provided a Must be willing to work overtime a Preference will be given to School
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      991 19 II Emptoyrnom i|^ An Intontattonal Company urponMy roqulroi s PURCMASBM OFFICER a Minimum of 3 years experience In purchasing electronic/ electrical components o A sound knowledge of shipping procedures and processing ot orders Is essential Plt.n apply m writing grvmg s qualification and car rani trntta 10-40, 88l H Smgoporo
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      1164 19 II Employment lI X D«ar Swcrwtartws, Tka |aba available are bath m Wtnajt H you hove 1 wot* or 3 WOrtt sWIfl OsMbS HI BsOfWO tVttf aKtIVO atwary. Immediate Interviews at*****10 In aagar anticipation, Buatrwas OM. FEMALE TYPIST RE OUMED Applicant should possess Singapore Cambridge OCE "O" level certificate and
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      982 20 i Tt I 46 Situations Vacant b) fcftmrUiit CfrrtCMJ BATA SNOB Pte Ltd has Immediate vacancy for female clerk Singapore CtUaens who have completed their OCE wllh invited to write In with full personal particulars and contact telephone number or apply In person during office hours at The Personnel Oeparlmenl,
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      996 20 QCNERAL CUM STORK Clerk required urgently by Pharmaceutical Company Minimum OCE O level wllh ability to type Interested write lo 308, 3rd floor. Soon Wing Industrial Building. 2 Soon Wing Road. Singapore 1394 OINIRAL CLIRK RBOUBMO Plastic factory requires a Oeneral Clerk with basic accounting knowledge and Mandarin Interested pleaae
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      953 20 II Etisjptoyms«tt (l^ FCMALI BWBBUL CLIRK required Knowledge of Chinese Is necessary Please call «SHS ror Interview FCMALI OamaiUL CLERK required Prospect to be trained as Secretary Experience unnecessary Tel *****52 after 1 pm MALI ■OOK-KEtPCR RBOuwaTQ wllh at least 2 years experience S T Box A9ISS2. 1 New Industrial
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      586 20 II Employment lii Wo, a liaatna dtonltulw of USA young lodwa and oonnemon tor rho TRAINEE PART 4% FULLTIME SALES EXECUTIVES nauutiamanla o OCE O' Leve! and above 0 Must be efficient and have loUof Initiative o Able to handle an Independent position wllh confidence o Have a strong character
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      578 20 International Hotel Chain Vacancy exist In reservation department for RESERVATION CLINK a Familiar with computerised a Previous experience In airline reservation office or hotel reservation/ front office an advantage Apply In awn nendniMny wllh pmpnrl alia phllagraph (returnable) l« ■T. Bos ATM** 1 »tow Industrial Road S'poro ISSJ AppHconon dooo
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      765 20 II Employment ijjl^ FEMALf SALES PROMOTIRI wanted by a company deallni wllh Imported men and ladles T-ShlrU Preferably staying Ui city or Woodlands area AttracUve salary and commission and short working hours Interest** please call *****04/ *****52 •ALESOnV.* REQUIRED BY In door shops Selling dresses Experience not necessary Interview personally
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      483 20 INCORPORATED 1 THE COMPANY PCI DISPLAYS PRIVATE LIMITED, a subsidiary of Printed Circuits Inter- national which is well known in the world elec1 tronics industry for its high quality printed circuit boards, produces LIQUID CRYSTAL DIS- PLAYS and LCD MODULES. We invite applications for the posts of LINE MAINTENANCE ENGINEER
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      130 20 II Employment (jjl 1 BBn^rWirVanfmriTfll HHBMMMaßßjHkajipißJßnßjafgrJ BBH^frr^l HffcjßfsWP BK^i^^^^^r^l^Bsai ■^PVBSBnkJHVIWj Hksaajlß|Maojfeßaijpjaaj|P BsaSHPMssSsjgßsaanl LwgagMßgajUH ClaasitMKl Ads. Anything For Anybody HAnOHALROH ASmMIUSUD Invltas applications for the position of ARTISAN The Person a NTC 3 in Electrical/ Maintenance fitting a Completed Secondary education a Knowledge of crane operations will be an advantage We
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      563 20 ssseaamaal am Ba»aa»aaxo.-sl 'eawJ^a*sx«sx*W^^^"" Maintenance Personnel 1 1 Matsushita Refrigeration operates one ol the world s largest Iridge compressor I manufacturing plant Its I Jurong Foundry and the j Bedok Compressor Plant 111 both have vacancies for people with Electrical 111 Mechanical training and 111 interested in the maintenance and
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      475 21 II EmteyiNMt VaV J IT 46 Situations Vacant d) TtCHMICMI L-J ACMA ELCCTWCAL MOUSTMCS LTD ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN c ITC In Blectronlc Engineering o Experience not esaenual as training will be provided o Duties Include Installation. maintenance k repair of Industrial electronic systems and equipment Film write wRr) ss> psrssnal par
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      626 21 G GOL ENGINEERING rrtLTo St. Gul Rottd Sirvgapora 2263 Kappal Orottp) raaultat an ESTIMATING A PURCHASING TECHNICIAN Applicants should possess Technician Diploma In Marine Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic or Ngee Ann i-*** «"g»» i i l .y,* ana tantacl lilipl I I to ■»c Pllliaail Owaartmoa* at me A Lsadawg
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      526 21 II Employment (1^ TRAINEE SHIPPING EXECUTIVE c Possess a technical diploma In Marine Mechanical Engineering or HBC c Past experience In cargo vessel, management particularly In crewlng Insurance claims, repairs, maintenance matters will be an advantaar I w» tiatriSMßt lien. i qiiaaWierlena, aaraiae aspartsnaa, present and exaectad aaaary anal center!
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      367 21 UTE tUPCRVtSOfI CUM ELI CTIWCAL DRAUGHTSMAN "Brains Possession of NTC or equivalent and working experience will be advantageous but fresh graduates will also be considered kvtereetsd applicants ptaeee ring 747TJe3/l e> write lo: MACPtamtON P.O. BOX 14 •MoaporaSlM WELDERS wanted Call at: 7 Jeter. Beaut See WBsiii cuts A PILINQ
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      649 21 II Employment ijjli 0 Japanese electronics manufacturers require for its new factory in Bukit Merah Central NO SHIFT DUTY Air conditioned comfort Attendance incentive Increment after 3 months Transport allowance 13-month pay •Annual, medical. compassionate leave Malaysians Welcome Please apply personally with I.C. and 2 photos during office hours ORION
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      275 21 II Employment fii a If you are not free I to come, please post I us the slip below and we will call on you. I NAME: j ADDRESS: I I I AGE: j CITIZEN: j I TEL NO: j Able to work I O 2/3 rotating shift I D
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      446 21 AURORA I PRODUCTS JOIN US NOW AS TEMPORARY FEMALE OPERATOR and earn $13.00 per day D- day week No shift No scope work Working Hours: 7.30 s.m. 6.00 p.m. Malaysians and pein-anent residents are also welcome Come and see us with your I.C. at AURORA PRODUCTS CORP. ASIA PTE. LTD.
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      973 21 II Emptoymmt lii for you Start your career In NMB as:(A) MALE/ FEMALE OPERATORS c High starting salary c Attractive fringe benefits c Free Iransp >rt at prescribed routes o Free uniforms (B) TECHNICIANS c ITC in Mechanical Engineering o NTC Orade in In Metal Machining or Tool k Die
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      380 22 II Emptoynvsnt ijjl^ 46 Situation*. Vacant FITZI-ATIIMJC'Ii moo suPPUts uarrto has 3 vacancies for the following positions SECURITY OFFICERS (Meas/Tamaas) c Candidates should have completed Secondary Education or Its equivalent. Preferably have some < experience In Security work We offer enieclrve fringe c 1 3/4 months Annual Wage Supplement c
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      469 22 A Mrtauciehl TV/Car Awdao Factory requtree uroantty 1) OFFICE BOY 2) STORE WORKERS 3) IST 2ND SHIFT FEMALE OPERATORS c Age 16 to 23. c Reward of $100.00 to anyone who can recommend their friends to work successfully for more than 0 months, offer valid till 22nd May 1981 far
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      420 22 II EnvptoytßMt |jj]^ 1 1 Tt Join one of the fanes! French/ Continental Restaurants. SECURITY GUARDS 2 yean experience Appllcanu to apply in person bringing with you relevant certificates and testimonials and 2 passport slie photographs to THE MANAGER RESTAURANT 1819 TU AN SING TOWERS 30 ROBINSON ROAD Opposite Multi-storey
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      667 22 requires a DRIVER Male Singapore cltlsens Between the ages of 20 and Able to work on rotational shlfU Possess a valid Class 111 Driving licence At least one year's relevant working experience Have a working knowledge of English Initial salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience Where applicable, shift
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      1037 22 .mamr— An lalabaanod market ramrcri ■uHoaiy MOB* i a f '"<"■*" <<" PART-TIME INTERVIEWERS QuoaHcotltiio a Completed secondary education with OCE O1O 1 Levels a Able lo read and convene In English as well as Mandarin or Malay a 18 yean to 45 years Interested pleaae apply personally during office
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      490 22 ijli I 1 IT I ESTAaUBHED FIRM urgently needs a CLABS 3 LORRY DRIVER CUM CLERK Must have knowledge of PSA/ Alport delivery/shipment procedures. Attractive salary and IntonlNo PLEASE CALL *****66/*****62. GOLDMINE DISCO requires EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES BARMEN Call personally at Ootdmine CHeco 17th Floor. Sea View Hotel. Amber Ctoee Singapore.
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      714 22 GENERAL WORKERS wanted CeSet: 7«alan Beaut Sea WlWaai Chat OOOOWOOO PRODUCT S PTI LTD. requires GENERAL WORKERS PRODUCTION WORKERS a 16 years old above Interested applicants pleaae call at S* 1077. 15S Eunee A*e S, S'por. 1 440 Tat ******5 JACK'S PLACE recruiting new staff WAITRESSES Call SS7I7S* for appointment
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      1006 22 II Employment 1 A FOREIGN COSMETIC COMPANY requires a Promotion Manager, a Secretary and Sales Staff Send resume, with photo to S.T A*****. 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 1853 Attractive salary plus commission GREASERS. APPRENTICES ANO Motor Mechanics required Call personally between 9 00am and 5 00pm at: BP Drlve-m
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      865 22 DELIVERY CLERK REOUMfO immediately Must possess valid Class 3 driving licence For Interview ring ***** M' 2MW74 DELIVERY BOY WANTED Call personally at 20»-A. Blk I. Jklan Kukoh (Off Chin Swee Road) Spore (BIS DRIVER WANTED Age 30 lt»f Must possess valid Class 3 driving licence Please telephone 224W44 for
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      1842 25 I 1 IV AccomnMNtatlon A Properties OLDSN HILL, PHASE condominium townhouse, type A. 2.900 sq.ft for gracious living with full recreational facilities, facing swimming pool, freehold. (950.600 Holland Housing: *****04 MU.CRSST ARCADIA STUDIO Apartment Flooring, ceramic Ules Pull recreational facilities (400.000 Also available 3 bodrooms apartmenU approximately 1.800 sq_ft al
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      418 26 PARAMOUNT, MBSG ARCADE Par East Plasa. Lucky Plasm. Orchard Plasa. Parklane, Manhattan *****21/*****46 PCX CHUAN BUtmtNO Lavender Street, prune shop/ office apace. 1333 sq ft. 8880 psf Last 2 units, facing main road Collier Properties 33*41 11 ROIY SQUARE BEST Uroundfloor corner unit Besides 21storey new hotel 500 sq ft.
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      720 26 I I VI Education A Instruction IMPORT /EXPORT PROCEDURES OOCIIMEIfTATION COURSE covering more than 84 topic* commencing: Wed 20/5/61 7-8 30pm Frl 15/5/81 7-8 30pm A FREE TALK WILL BE GIVEN ON WTO IS/S/B1 AT 7JS PM. ALL ARE WELCOME MICHAEL LEE BUSSNESS TRAJMMO CENTRE (BaiHUlUm Import/I iport Studto*) Unit
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      733 26 VI Education A Instruction J|| ReßaMe MktgsjeJ teediers giving tuition to local L foreign! studenu In Science. Maths, English etc at all levels Tel: QaaMßsil liliigasl lascMn available for Science. Maths. English at any levels DM *****08/4MIBI Group ar awtNulia— l tuition by qualified graduaus at all levels SlO. $12,
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      147 27 MRS. TAN QUEE CHOON IMS SIM AH CHUAN AgKKyaan pnwl away paacofufty on 10/5/11 Laavtng bahind: >ON( DAUOHTM«*-»M.AW:-Slm Ah Nee. deceased Qoh Ah H» Tan Chwee Kim Mm Ah Choo Tan Chwee Hong Lee May Font Tan Chwee Klat Tan Chwee Seng Yap Cheng Bee Tan Chwee Henf Mm Choo
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      10 27 'In Memorial.' is for the loved ones whom you remember
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      120 Deaths
      100 27 Mr Koh Kirn Pheng AoedSSyear. •Mm Mdm Sen Yloh Tlang mm Koh Yong Seng Koh Yor.f Teng Koh Yong Klak Koh Yong Thye Koh Yong Hock nn-Hir Koh Hul Ngin Annie Ang AA PI Nf Chong Mul Man Slew Oeok Teh Kirn Lean tujt in lew Arnold Loke
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      47 27 MOM SCOW aCMONCO AMD 71 ONI M* Choo Kim Lock TWO DAOOMTEftt: Choo Kim Neo Choo Suan Neo OMDMMMTlft•HAft Tan 8w« Eng am tou-m-LAW- Loh Be Tham •11 OrxiauMMmi and On* QfMi OnriMN|M«. Cortag* iMTtng ravctonca tor tMm«l itOni On K*m Cilllin TiMn^r »4««1 at WJOim. T»t
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      123 Acknowledgements
      24 27 ThatamNyotthaMK MOM TAN SWEE ENG WIM IO MM mm intnyl wna nl»U»n tor Mm* kind aMtot- nci, allsndanc*. condoduring Ihalr raowM b««»-
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      33 27 The Fame* ol the L»«e MR. WEE CHOON LIE W wtak to ttMfifc tM FwnvMt MiMii rnnn|iiii. MifNnun tar their klwd HlmiiMi, d—Hom, oowdolMI09S« WfMtRM^ BOTWH MM URO ■MiMBMOV VHFfHf ttl**f MC4M b*
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      23 27 Th« tamMy o< H» lato mr. cwoNa «ok wim thank Mm* antf riliM tar Mwtr kind nmdclincn. »n1ln. iinitliri iilim iH;m »»d «mM-
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      22 27 UM KOH PEOW UN lo Ikalr haartMl thanki I* m» ntattvM and fr*nd« ■n«Oi«. dumllom «nd mMcm
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      18 27 MMEMOMAM RAM SINGH BAJWA Expired 12.5.77 Sadly missed and dearly remembered by wife and family.
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      29 27 m lovmo mummy or MR. YAP CHEE QUEE Departed 1«M»«t 1tTl 3 lone yn have passed but memories stay rresh and painful Always r»m»nib»r»d by sans, alamMars. %x*»4 abfKraa.
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      32 27 In Lomng Mwnonr <X MOMKAMNMUH OiHrtH P-4-itti Prayers will be held at Orchard Road Slvan Temple on 12- J-81 at 70Op.m Mr O. Khthnmtamj (-C) Mk Mi Lerang S, Rm »1 -f
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      21 27 hi tfH—Unt Mmmit 01 Until Pmtilillilwmn DafMrtad 1} May 1f71 MMTiMwltan* by lo^t N» bind, childtan, «o»-l« law and Itiwilllxi >ll
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      33 27 Ml Lo*M9 Menwry a) MR UM MMO KIAT DCPAJITED: J-J-S1 Love Ii thoughts of you will always stay Sadly missed by son. daughter, daughters-in-law, son-in-law, grandsons, grand-daughters, grand sons-in-law, grand-daughter-in-law and grandgrand children
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      946 27 VN Trawl A Tows >*< r "ej KM TBAVSH. BCBVICC "Tf. LTD, 1 O-ttt, Mertsn Plate m|H Tettaatasa. tattao. lasts 1 1, Buslnsss Hssne Men ss SI asm ■Hi «t*«s^e«S-«-s, TMUI KMKf n r*Tt IH A«aßaMe N.wi Travel f%el Pay Laov Stliiwi Fer sartker detaM. Haas Met: eeufcel ear Otßee.
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      704 27 ¥11 Travel ft Tours >AtJ mm m^. 1 6IAKSON TOUBS St Prlnsep OBWTBse us l aaaauvi street Singapore 0718 Tel SPECIAL Of*CM SJSOOSs.' Branch Unit 448-4 SO 3rd 3-Day Oenllnc by Air (2-nlie Floor. Peoples Park Complex slay at Deluxe Casino Hotel) Tel: tlOl 11 Business hours 10 am only
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      93 27 DUNLOP MALAYSIAN MUSTRES KRHAO LOST OF STOCK CERTIFICATE The wide.!— «ionid CerwhoMs Imm been reported lost or detfroyed.(MbMsrySeedi AmewM e< CerHHosteNe Norn. Steek K35.M Mr Kalosk ChaMler $443/H3171 Dr V*n) Htntk Urn nee Eliiobe* Tang Svk Yee $110/NOTKX IS HBttSY GrVIN that unless a data er ■e t nesemm«M^in respect
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      626 27 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT CAP. IM AND COMMINICATiONS ELECTRONICS PTE LTD NOTICE OK APPOINTMENT OK PROVISIONAL LHfITDATORS The following resolution was passed by the directors of the Company on 6th May 1981 "That the Company cannot by reason of Its liabilities continue Its business, and that It
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      664 28 MARKETING/SALES MANAGER (Engineering Equipment and Plants) An aggressive and successful group with activities in various fields of engineering, plantations and processing factories seek a high calibre, dynamic and result-orientated man to fill the above position In one of its subsidiary companies for the Malaysian market. The Company, together with its
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      1039 28 SALES CAREER WITH PROSPECT Our company has been specialising in health and beauty equipment for the last 10 years. Due to expansion into Natural Health Food business we need aggressive hard working young executives. Applicants must be physically fit with pleasant personality. A. MANAGER (m«i.i Qualification Experience in selling consumer
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      614 28 Drew Ameroid Singapore seeks SALES COORDINATOR (Male/ Female) Your primary responsibility will be to coordinate sales orders from the region in which the company operates. You will coordinate orders, stocks, delivery schedules and Keep sales records. You should have at least '0' levels and some office administration experience. You can
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      299 28 Applications are invited from suitably qualified con didates for the following appointment THE JOB PROJECT ENGINEER RESPONSIBILITIES The successful candidate will report to the Project Director and to the Company's General Manager and will be required to oversee the construction of a new bucket ladder dredge. His duties will include,
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      378 29 England will miss two top players LONDON, Mon. England will be without two of their top performers when they play Brazil In a friendly soccer international at Wembley here tomorrow. Striker Tony Woodcock, who plays in the West German First Division for PC Cologne, is unavailable because of an important
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      487 29  -  HOWARD WHITTEN CLOSE MARKING AND TACKLING SUFFOCATED OPEN PL By LONDON. Mon. Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City were yesterday licking their wounds before they prepare (or England's 100 th Football Association Cup final replay on Thursday, which two hours of play failed to settle
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      301 29 Benfica, Porto to meet in final LISBON. Mon. Benfica and Porto qualified for the final of the Portuguese soccer Cup here on June In yesterday's semifinals Benfica beat Belenenses 1-0, and Porto beat Setubal 2-1. Other results. Greek Div. 1: ApoUon 3 Eavala 1, Atromitos 1 Axis 1, Yannina 4
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      35 29 HOUSTON, Mon. Boston Celtics and Houston Rockets were level 2-2 In the United States' professional basketball championship final after Houston beat their opponents 91-86 In yesteday's fourth match of the best-of-orven series. AFP
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      426 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By Martigny and The Mighty One, probably the two fastest sprinters in training, are in the Lion City Cup line-up with "dream" weights. Martigny, unbeaten in three starts this season, has 52 kilos only half a kilo more than
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      392 29  -  TIPTOP TOHTO By By Gao Hsing should make amends OAO HSING was anlaeky whea he fLatsbed a d(M third to Saadakaa la Race Three *a Saaday. Thaagh he led from the start, he was aaahaft to respond la the final 1M metres aad Jaekey
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      68 29 Game fifth in only his second outing He was a handy third passing the 800 m behind Star of Freedom and Able Monarch. In the final 200 m, Ang Sai, racing on the rails, was denied a run when hemmed In behind a line of horses. Jockey Scow switched Ang
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      76 29 Kessas rides Rahotep to victory PARIS, Mon. Jean-Luc Ifiiin rode Rahotep, a brown three-year-old colt, to victory In the Prix Hocquart at Longchamp yesterday. Details: Prix Hocquart. Group Two race for three-year-olds, run over 2,400 m, winner's prize 330,000 Irancs ($137,9401. total prize money 561.000 francs (834,500) 1. Rahotep. owner
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      26 29 DORTMUND, Mon. Udo Lattek, 46, one of West Germany's top soccer managers, is to Join Spanish First Division side Barcelona from Borussla Dortmund. AFP.
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      616 29 A major Group of Companies which uses an ICL computer for both batch and on-line applications, requires the following personnel to join its expanding EDP Department. ANALYST/PROGRAMMER The successful applicant will be involved in systems analysis, design and programming. The other duties will include user liaison, systems documentation and supervision
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      294 30 DALLAS, Mon. Bruce Lietzke won the US$3OO.000 ($627,000) Byron Nelson golf classic yesterday, when Tom Watson threeputted from seven metres at the first hole of a playoff. Watson, who was attempting to win the tournament for a record fourth consecutive time, missed his second putt for
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      756 30 PENANG, Mon. The Malaysian King led his squad to victory over Singapore in the Burma-Malaya Cup polo championship here yesterday. The King's squad won the 12-chukka games 20-5 In the B Division competition for the Greenjackets Cup, Pahang B beat Pahang Devils 5-2 to emerge champions, while Pahang C
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      411 30 Seok Hui the icing, but Zainal the cake REVIEW... By PATRICK BABTIANS THE Milo national squash championships, which ended on Sunday, can be summed up in two words: Zainal Abidin. Lim Seok Hui, 13, is the youngest woman national champion Singapore has ever raised. But, as
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      200 30  - Customs scrape past PARC KEN JALLEH Jr By HAD the Jersey No. 7 brought more luck to Port Authority Recreation Club A during their Singapore Government Services Junior knockout soccer match at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, they would not have lost their semifinal match by a goal. But, as
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      Visitors to capitalise on flaws
      307 31 KEDAH achieved creditable results against Singapore in their two Malaysia Cup-ties mainly because they were able to capitalise on the Republic's flaws, reports JOE DORAI. And when they face Singapore for the third time at the National Stadium tonight, their coach. Paul David, hopes they
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      Singapore must pull all stops against Kedah
      473 31  -  JOE DORAI PREVIEW By SINGAPORE must go all out for a comfortable early lead in their Malaysia Cup second-leg quarter-final against Kedah at the National Stadium tonight (7.30) to make sure of a berth in the semi-finals. For the Republic's previous encounters with
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      Sabu — the little girl with a big heart
      429 31 Sabu the little girl with a big heart PROFILE. ..By JANICE SEAH SABURANACHAR that's a mouthful, but it won't be long before the name rings a bell to local athletics fans. Sabu, as she is known, rolled in the grass, kicked off her shoes, flung her shapely legs jubilantly in
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      Champions in draw
      48 31 FORMER champions Mara thorn Letoumeau and Incom Singapore drew 0 0 as this year's Jurong Inter-company Ovaltine Division One League kicked off at the Jurong Stadium Marathorn Letourneau. comprising mainly Sembawang Sports Club players, won the tournament in 1979 and Incom Singapore the following year.
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      Juniors lack cohesion and foresight
      227 31  - Juniors lack cohesion and foresight R. MANOR A J By THE Singapore national junior squad, lacking cohesion and foresight, fell to a 3-4 defeat on penalty strokes to Indian Association in a friendly hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. The full-time score was 1-1 and the penalty-stroke competition was introduced
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      140 31 DUESSELDORF. Mon. Czechoslovakia, the Davis Cup holders, and Australia reached the final of the Nations team tennis Cup yesterday Strong favourites Czechoslovakia beat the United States 2-1 in their semi-final, while Australia clinched the deciding doubles to beat Argentina by the same margin. Results on the
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      Marrieds hold Singles
      42 31 SINGAPORE Cricket Club's Marrieds drew 3-3 with Singles in a friendly women's hockey match at the Padang yesterday. Maureen Gomes. Cynthia Chappell and Colin Lukle scored for Marrieds. while (heir opponents netted through Pat Shepherd (2) and Saleha Ahmad
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      Trouncing
      15 31 SINGAPORE INDIANS trounced Singapore Cosmos 4-0 in a soccer friendly at Toa Payoh yesterday.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      41 31 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY Btßgap*K Civil Service LeagM: Prisons v HDB (Balestier Road, 5.15). SOCCER Malaysia Cap iitnrtiT flan I" Singapore v Kedah (National Stadium. 7.30). Perils v Johore (Kangar. 4.30), Selangor v Perak (Merdeka Stadium. 7.30). Pahang v Kelantan (Kuantan. 8).
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      Bee Wah fractures collar-bone...
      232 31  -  HAKIKAT RAI By A FRACTURED c*Uar-l»ae waa the price woman athlete T»y Bee Wah had to pay for her unsuccessful bM to gain a ticket to the Aslaa track and field meet la Tokyo early next moata. Bee Wah, who ran the first leg, tripped and
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    335 32 NEW DELHI, Mon. Mr Rajiv Gandhi, son of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, formally entered politics today and will run for parliament next month. The ruling Congress (I) Party said Mr Rajiv, 36, would contest Amethi constituency in northern India in one of seven
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    385 32  -  TEL AVIV, Mon. ISRAEL has threatened to order its air force to attack Syrian missile bases in Lebanon if an American peace mission fails to find a solution to the crisis. Prime Minister Menachem Begin told a conference of his ruling Likud Party
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    42 32 NEW DELHI, Mon. Four men have been sentenced to death and executed in Afghanistan for terrorist activities, Kabul radio said tonight. The radio, monitored in New Delhi, did not say where or when the trial and executions took place. Reuter.
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    189 32 CAIRO, Mm. Gaarris have been placed on the homes of senior foreign diplomats amid tightened security after the arrest of a Palestinian student who planned bombings at May Day eetehraoeiis, the Interior Ministry said today Nahed Rajab Al-Seraj was arrested at Cairo Airport after flying
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    258 32 Shortage of food intolerable says Polish union WARSAW, Mon. Solidarity union leaders warned today that food shortages in Poland had become intolerable and joined the Communist Party in demanding higher prices for such basics as milk, meat and bread. The union made its plea, knowing workers have rioted twice in
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    51 32 NEW YORK. Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which feU 43.95 points in the past two weeks, dropped 0.36 to ***** in the first half hour. But gainers took a 4 to 3 lead over losers in the early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.
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    25 32 BANGKOK. Mon. Laotian Foreign Minister Phoune Sipaseuth flew in here today (or an overnight stopover en route for Malaysia. Thai officials reported. AFP.
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    249 32 Sleeping German minister dies in hail of gunfire FRANKFURT, Monday THE Economics Minister of West Germany's Hessen state was killed early today by a volley of gunshots as he lay asleep in his house. Police said Mr Heinz Herbert Karry was shot six times through an open bedroom window and
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    Haig denies he will quit
    51 32 WASHINGTON, Mon. US Secretary of State Alexander Haig today said he held compatible views with President Reagan and dismissed reports circulating here that he might resign. Mr Haig stressed in an interview with US News and World Report magazine that he had no intention of
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    25 32 PARIS, Mon. A bomb exploded today on a high-speed train travelling from Pans to Lyon, injuring three people, rail officials said. UPI.
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    DEATHS
    126 32 MR. AIM KNa HOC aged 87 pwed away peacefully on Monday ***** leaving behind wife. Koh Sle Nlah. sons Maurice Ang. Roland Ang. Daufhte": Katherlne Ang. Betty Ang. J ycr Ang Daughter-in-law Batty Llm Sons-in-law Andrew Urn, Samson Son, Peter Koh. Orandchlldren: Audlrene Ang, Belllrene Ang. Colin Ang. Sanderson
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      188 32 Crowning issue For 20 years, the heir apparent was his younger brother. Then in a quick turn of events, Tunku Mahmood Iskandar, 49, eldest son of the late Sultan of Johore, became the new ruler of this the oldest sultanate of Malaysia. Read about The Rise of Tunku Mahmood in
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      297 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Datatronics, with Sisir's help, is developing a microprocessor-based controller which will help companies cut down their energy bills considerably. The company looks set to become the first local firm to develop a product which can do several energy-saving jobs. HSUNG BEE HWA reports.
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        Shunned by the young
        676 1 Vanishing trade "Charcoal is a backward thing. It's like a sick, old man waiting for his last breath. There is no way to improve the charcoal. You cannot learn much from this trade either." By LIM LAY LING AT AUCTION time during the Hungry Ghost Festival,
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        433 1 THIS programme c*a be heard over SBC's Eagttafc Service toalght at 7.41 p.m. aad on SwMtoy at a.m. Lm«m 7? of this serlea will be repeated 00. Tharoday at lit p.m. over the FM Stereo Service. Lesson 8<: Respecting Elderly People VOCABULABY: I) f)j<[> thing xfo-sad; grieved
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        197 1 >C^J&l£ j- r~ programme ran be heard 3p- ffTl over BBC's Chinese radio service \Mao mao ch6ng itXSXSJE -Zi S#M? ftfeiS 1f ItK» *&ttß^H7 iflF^ SfBXfIX3(EW^^A AW-4 Mut* »*a° Explanatorj Nates: THIS story is similar to the story of the ugly duckling which turns t4£ into a beautiful
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        285 1 Some of ANA's fine hotels in Asia and in the Pacific 9H "^F*Z3i "5 LnnnnnnnnnnnP^Snnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnl MHHHHHHI] Ongratulations Lnnnnmteß^. it l I We at AN A Enterprises congratulate the Veneer Group of Companies |^bnnA|^7 t* W'"; -'W&y?' the signing of the FURAMA SINGAPORE HOTEL Management Hi i» T^^f Agreement. Together we
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        96 1 Hongkong's fashion designers 0 9 M Among the Asian designers at the London Designer Collections daring Fashion Week were two women who left Hongkong to study the rag trade aad have come eat tops: Monica Cbong aad Jeaal Ko. Featured 00 Centrosprood Pag** 4 and 5 The net unwraps The
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      The Net unwraps
      515 2  -  DANA LAM By SUNDAY. May 10. 1981. The day of reckoning The net that had everybody wrapped up in one long inextricable muddle, was, after all, of a selfdestruct variety and time being up, released everyone of its grip on Sunday. The evening's mood was genial enough.
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      PICK of the DAY
      441 2 PICK of the DAY 8BCS FOUL PUy (Cfc L 8.44 p.m.): Deborah Raff in and Barry Bostwick team up again in another frivolous episode entitled Foul Play. Gloria is attacked by a stranger for no apparent reason. Following this, she finds a strange videocassette tape among her possessions. And to
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      Talking o£ Loch Ness...
      455 2 THE Muck Buck (Ck 8, p.m.) Behind the closed doors of a greengrocer's shop can be heard discontented voices. Fruit and vegetables swept into one corner are making plans to run away. Their escape, led by Spud the ever-helpful potato with his smart Union Jack cap
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      New life from Studio One
      510 2 Live From Studio On* Ch 8, 8.1)5 p.m., Friday* Reviewed by LEONG WENG KAM THE SBC Chinese musical, Live Prom Studio One, was given a new lease of life when the first show of its second series began last week. Unlike the earlier series which
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        179 2 I^3 Ivw iL > You us> s P° f1 9 e on Hi' No paste to apply No mess Imvm mk That's how easy it is to use WiJ^JB Gntfin Liquid Wax Polish I Ancl dries in one rnir| ute y^g m««jjjjl flat Leaving your shoes W W BY I
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        93 2 TOUS of National Museum, meet at information counter, 11 a.m. Free. ISLAMIC EXHIBITION, Victoria Exhibition Hall. 1 p.m. 10p.m. Free. Until tomorrow. PHOTO EXHIBITION, South-east Asia Photographic Society, Nat Library Lecture Hall, 3 p.m. 5 p.m. Free. Until May 15. BEGINNERS I(AZ) GERMAN, enrolment at Goethe Institut (5 8 p.m.).
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        207 2 Straits Times Crossword 8 so ickT" 7 IT" benMU 9 X 10 la land tint's returned U Famous clue comtructed about <*' Northern relative 10 Piper led them back to appear 16 Reproductions drafted into side i In a film (4) (g) U 26, one letter unfinished In 18 One
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        1134 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The You* 6.55 Cultural Diary And The Restless 7.00 Teka Kata (Malay) 325 Palace of Joy (Chinese) (r) 73 N ws and WMthw < Mala y) 77. i t T 7M Rad0 Sho» (UK) 4.10 Irmi Tomorrow (Documentary) 8.45 Fou
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        80 3 /vj^ URAMA SINGAPORE HOTEL AND C>/ SHOPPI NG CENTRE wiU give the j V_^X Republic what it needs a splendid location S^V for the business visitor, abounding in efficiency and services he particularly appreciates; and only a few minutes away from the very centre of v > business. Plus a
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        Two do Hong Hongkong proud
        1525 4  - Two do Hong JENNI KU 6 And if those buyers' hordes I saw are anything to go by, her position among top designers is assured. ..at least, for the time being. 7 LIKE many other Asians, she had to cave behind home, family and friends, and travel half the world
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        Great Afric reat African safari mood's in
        1057 4  - Great Afric SERENA SINCLAIR By L The trick for 1981 is to look a little lost and fragile in clothes too big for you. All the newest T-shirts are meant to be worn two sizes too big. LOOK hard for a true-l Englishwoman on the am this spring. You i
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        292 6 "AimceAast 2 days" (2SM2M) 11am. 1 45. 4.15. 6.45 A 9.30 No Fra* Lial aj Madcap musical comedy with theWflOMt and craziest car chase ever fHmed! I LJ LataM BaTala''^^'* I aaaaari tC^^ r*^^ «^BB BBBpgr^^'^^^a^BaMJMoaaaßam a> LIDO: LAST DAY!!! W (*****14) 5 tMOWt: 11am, 1 JO, 4J0. 45. 9.15
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        639 6 IpyoarrtßK. k> perk you up after a bn The Lobby I j.un«;r al Itx- President Mrrftn Itil probably be your favuurilr mnHin* plarr Dprnfnim 10 a.m. thru 12 midnight riail> The Prmident's I 'arty Time (rum A -7 p m 2t1% off all drink* Nurhtly entertainment with W trust. >n
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        448 6 n a tip n a 1 b jp.u s i c 4-12 th July 1981 Closing Date 30 May 1981 PRIZES JUNIOR SENIOR OPEN Ist $300 $400 $500 2nd $200 $200 $300 3rd $100 $100 $200 TEST PIECE(S) PIANO (JUNIOR) (a) Bach 3 part invention No 5 E flat maior
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        951 6 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo] qooooooooooo V UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF Jl| f^K CATHAY 0 THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR LAW I (VS| cSgan^ATON MR. E. W. BARKER V^LZ^Z Q CHARITY FILM PREMIERE l\ WmmSHmm I INAOOf I, L **ii°* V THE EDUCATION FUNO FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN -?lV?aa H— IN MEMORY Of THE LATE
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      Snails
      656 7 A Escargots, anyone? Catch them while you can for soon there'll be no more, at least not at $20 a dozen. Squeamish already? That queasy feeling will disappear as soon as this French delight tickles your palate. When you've just about acquired the taste be forewarned there'll be few
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      765 7 Inflation is once more plaguing the Indian economy, reports AJOY SEN. And the worst hit are the poor 330 million of them. PRICES are rising again in India, causing more hardships to about 330 million Indians officially living below the poverty line. For the poor
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        473 7 CAREERS 81 AN EXHIBITION ON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN SINGAPORE VENUE: WORLD TRADE CENTRE DATE: 15 MAY 24 MAY TIME: 10am —Bpm Organised by: v^ A 'V WORLD TRADE CENTRE SINGAPORE ■V*V-" Suite 111 First Roor fsat VtiJfarw 1 Maritime Square, Bus Services Nos. to WTC W Singapore 0409 10, 20.
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        540 8 Vacancies Nauru Phosphate Corporation LOCATION: Nauru Island. Central Pacific THE COMPANY: The Nauru Phosphate Corporation, which was formed by the Republic of Nauru to develop phosphate deposits on the island, is seeking the following staff: Financial Accountant THE POSITION: The Financial Accountant is responsible to the Chief Accountant for the
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        460 8 T.l«vt««<»n Tun" AttfB cuves*<t stance &r P r^ospec, 31 Uppw P«'« onalw Vacancies Nauru Phosphate Corporation LOCATION: Nauru Island. Central Pacific THE COMPANY: The Nauru Phosphate Corporation, which was formed by the Republic of Nauru to develop phosphate deposits on the island, is seeking the following staff: Electrical Overseer CALCINATION
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        518 8 Well Established Civil Engineering Firm invites applications from suitably qualified or experienced personnels of the following categories for a number of major projects including foundation piling, and other civil engineering works in Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Singapore. Attractive salaries will be offered to the right candidates. Applicants who have
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        139 8 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Messrs. Tan Km Hock (NRIC *****24/G) and Urn So© Huat (NRIC *****50/ B) are no longer the directors and shareholders of the Company as of May 5, 1 98 1 They are therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on
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        724 8 THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LMTED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE 6 HEREBY GIVEN that the Fifty-ieventh Annual General Meeting of Stockholders of the Company wiH be held at the Conference Room, 19th floor, OCBC Centre, Chulia Street, Singapore 0104, on Friday 29th May, 1981 at 1 1 30
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