The Straits Times, 25 May 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 25, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    ANNUAL PRICE RISES AND LONGER WAIT
    1048 1  -  IRENE NGOO, HDB flat buyers likely to face... MORE THAN 75 PER CENT CAN AFFORD FLATS AT NEW PRICES: P. 8; EDITORIAL: P. 14; FORUM: P. 15 By Our Housing Reporter HOUSING Board flat buyers are likely to face price rises every year from
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    Five killed
    38 1 MANILA. Sun. A team of para-military constabulary troopers killed five rebels of the communist New People's Army in a clash ICO km south of Manila, a military report said today No casualties were region the Roverrjftnt
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    Highlight of Mr Teh's Speech
    67 1 FLAT prices will iacreaae annually. WAITING periad will be laager, three-and-a-half yean ar mare. ACUTE shortage af eaastnietlan waiters hM led ta the HDB failing to meet its target far the first time. INCOME celling to be raised and staggered accenting to siie af flat.
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    Applicants' income limit to be raised
    252 1 THE Housing Board is expected to raise the monthly income ceiling for its applicants from the present $2,500 to $3,500 soon. National Development Minister Teh Chearu? Wan yesterday confirmed that an upward revision is being studied, but declined to say by how much it
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    Lock icon Confirmed: Musa to contest Umno No 2 post
    211 1 IPOH, Sun. Malaysian Education Minister Datuk Musa Hitam announced today that he would contest the United Malays National Organisation deputy president's post at the Umno General Assembly next month. However, he did not state whether he would also contest a vice-presi-dent's post.
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    Lock icon Sure winners
    25 1 RANGOON, Sun. Unronlested elections will be held on Oct 4 to formally select more than 170,000 "people's deputies foqiUefrislative councils across BiSnia UPI
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    All that is left now of Mr A's house
    622 1  - All that is left now of Mr A's house HEDWIG ALFRED and CHONG WING HONG By COMPANY executive K. K. Alexander was la Penang oa Saturday when he received a teleEhone call informing Im that his rented house here was being ton down. He flew hack that evening, hat by
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    Lock icon Fierce riots break out in Belfast
    137 1 BELFAST, Sun. Fierce rioting broke out here from midnight to dawn today in protest against the deaths of four Irish guerillas on hunger strike in a Northern Ireland Jail. Groups of masked Catholic youths hurled petrol bombs at police and military armoured cars. British
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    62 1 IT IS obvious that the HDB does not have unlimited financial reaearces. If selling prices are not Increased, the subsidy will break the HOB, which will soon cease to be an effective housing authority. We have to be realistic. The people must understand that the HDB cannot continue such
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    Lock icon Schmidt is first to sound out Mitterrand
    306 1 PARIS, Sunday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt today became the first foreign leader to meet new French Socialist President Francois Mitterrand a meeting considered significant to Mr Schmidt, who is facing mounting political and economic troubles at home. Mr Schmidt, who arrived here
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    Lock icon GUNMEN ADMIT FAILURE
    64 1 BARCELaUU, ««n. The lea4f* the 24 namen holding mare aVaa I*l hostages InaMe a Barcelona bank toM a SjWjL'h radio station today their operation had (ailed and the gaag bow wanted to leave Spain. Bat Spanish Government spokesman Jaaa Rovlra announced they had made It clear to
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      Lock icon Manila to counter MNLF at talks
      261 2 ALL-MUSLIM TEAM SENT TO ISLAMIC CONFERENCE MANILA, Sun. The Philippine Government has dispatched an allMuslim delegation to the Islamic Conference in Baghdad, to try and offset the lobby of the separatist Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) for more support from the meeting. The 42-nation
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      Lock icon 'Eye-opener'for dragons
      81 2 THE Singapore Commissioner to Hongkong, Mr Koh LJaa HwT (left, and the Malaysian Commissioner, Mr Zalnal Abldin Alias (right), are ready to bring to life same ef the brandnew dragon boats at Hang Han boatyard in Hongkong's Sal Kong District. The eye-dotting ceremony was held on Saturday to
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      Lock icon 15 at Japanese plant exposed to radiation
      236 2 15 at Japanese plant exposed to radiation TOKYO, Sunday FIFTEEN workers were exposed to radiation after three tonnes of radioactive cooling water overflowed at a nuclear power plant in western Japan, newpapers here said today. The Asahi Shimbun and other newspapers said that, according to Kansai Electric Power Co., the
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      Lock icon Source of Alabama N-station leak found
      171 2 Source of Alabama N-station leak found ATHENS, (Alabama), Sun. Investigators have found the cause of a leak that led to the shutdown of a reactor in one of the largest United States commercial nuclear power plants yesterday. A spokesman for the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), operators of the Browns Ferry
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      Lock icon OKINAWA NUCLEAR BOMB' PROBE
      131 2 OKINAWA NUCLEAR BOMB' PROBE TOKYO, Sun. The government will investigate allegations that the United States serviced a nuclear bomb six years ago on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa, official sources said today. The sources said the government decided to make an inquiry with the United Siates because the claims
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      Lock icon "Queen should retire at 60'
      83 2 LONDON, Sun. Most people think Queen Elizabeth II should retire when she is 60 and allow Prince Charles to become king This was the result of a poll by the Sunday Mirror on the future of the British monarchy At 55, the queen "must surely
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      Lock icon Disputed island: We'll act warns Ziaur
      261 2 Disputed island: We'll act warns Ziaur DACCA, Sun. President Ziaur Rahman reacted for the first time yesterday to a territorial dispute with India over a small island. He said Bangladesh would not hesitate in taking necessary measures to solve the problem. He did not elaborate. The furore is over the
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      Lock icon Lorry drivers blockade
      72 2 LONDON, Sun. Irate French and Italian lorry drivers blocked motorists aboard car femes at Dover last night to protest delays in customs formalities. Lorries had to wait as long as 24 hours at Dover because of the go-slow movement started by 530.000 British civil servants on March
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      Lock icon Bangkok hit by worst floods in years
      117 2 BANGKOK, San. Heavy rains CMued the want flooding In years In many areas ol the city today. The Mete*r*lgical Department said Mtmm •f rain had fallen In the past 24 hours, turning major roads Into rivers. In Mine areas, the water was deep
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        Lock icon Minister will not quit
        93 2 LABOUR Minister Franco Foschi said in Rome yesterday he would not follow the Minister of Justice and resign in Italy's deepening scandal over alleged espionage by a secret masonic lodge. Mr Foschi, who once signed a recommendation for an applicant seeking to join the lodge, known
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        Lock icon Libyan build-up
        73 2 SOVIET-BACKED Libyan troops in Chad have reinforced their positions in a town 130 km off the Sudanese border and are amassing forces in another strategic central Chadian town, the Sudan news agency reported on Saturday in Khartoum. Witnesses said "some 120 trucks carrying troops and tanks" arrived this
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        Lock icon Karmal talks offer
        58 2 THE leader of the Soviet-backed Kabul regime, Mr Babrak Karmal, said on Saturday his government would hold talks with Pakistan and Iran if the "imperialist war" against Afghanistan ceases, Radio Kabul monitored in Islamabad reported yesterday. Mr Karmal was addressing a meeting of tribal elders at the
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        Lock icon Home port for N-ship
        69 2 THE Japanese Government and local representatives have agreed to build a new home port for Japan's disabled nuclearpowered vessel, Mutsu, to settle a seven-year-old dispute, a statement issued in the northern Japanese city of Aomori, said yesterday. The 8,214-tonne vessel, Japan's only nuclear-powered experimental ship, developed
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        Lock icon Talks to renew treaty
        61 2 THE United States and Spain will begin negotiations in Madrid tomorrow to renew their five-year-old military treaty. The Spanish are expected to push the Americans for a more advantageous deal. The 1976 Friendship and Cooperation Treaty, which gives the US the use of four military bases,
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        Lock icon Yugoslavs protest
        52 2 YUGOSLAVIA yesterday protested to Albania over Saturday night's bomb attack on Belgrade's Embassy in Tirana. In the attack, two bombs hurled at the embassy during a reception to celebrate a youth festival landed on a terrace and exploded, damaging the ceiling and blowing out -windows. No one was
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      Lock icon Laotian protest over Chinese intrusion
      259 2 Laotian protest over Chinese intrusion BANGKOK. Sun. Laos has protested to China again over an "armed thrust" across their horder, the Laotian news agency KPL said in a report monitored here. It said yesterday that Laos summoned China's Charge d'Affaires in Vientiane to receive the note, the second issued about
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      Lock icon Saudis face stormy session in Opec talks
      358 3 GENEVA, Sunday THE Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will begin its price-set-ting conference here tomorrow in what could develop into a stormy session caused by anger over a deluge of cheap Saudi oil in the world market. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheik
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      Lock icon Fierce battles break out again
      105 3 Fierce battles break out again BEIRUT, San. Fierce battles ra««d oa bath the northern and seathera Iran-Iraq battlefronts during the last U hoars. An Iraqi »ar communique said 381 Iranian soldiers were killed la battles aear Ahwai aad Sanaa In the soath. The Iranians claimed ealy M of their soldiers
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      Lock icon 18 'Bakhtiar' men arrested for blast
      157 3 TEHERAN, Sunday EIGHTEEN members of a group called The Pasdarans of the Imperial Regime have been arrested in connection with a bomb blast that killed two people and wounded about 10 others here on Friday, Iranian TV said. The previously-unknown group took its orders
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      Lock icon MINISTER CLEARED OF GRAFT
      91 3 JERUSALEM, Su. Religions Attain Mtabter Aharea Abu-Hatwl ra wm cleared of bribery charges today following a four-month trial that reeked Israel. He was found Innocent by the Jerusalem district court of charge* that be teak UBSIMW (8BMM) la bribes la return far channelling state funds to
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      Lock icon Six Gulf states pledge support for Syria and Lebanon
      384 3 Six Gulf states pledge support for Syria and Lebanon SIX Arab oil states today declared strong support for the Lebanese and Syrian governments in the crisis with Israel over the stationing of Syrian anti-aircraft missiles in Lebanon. United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Rashid Abdullah Al-Nuaimi announced
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      Lock icon Sudan visit Sadat's first Arab trip in two years
      270 3 EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat left for Sudan today on his first trip to an Arab country in more than two years. He is accompanied by his wife Jehan, and a delegation of ministers including Deputy Premier for Foreign Affairs Kamal Hassan
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        Lock icon Viet boy tops in spelling
        67 4 A YOUNG Vietnamese refugee who spoke no English when he came to the United States six years ago will represent a 14-county area of South Texas in the National Spelling Bee in Washington D.C. next month. "English isn't hard to learn,' says Huan Nguyen, 13,
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        Lock icon New island in the Pacific?
        50 4 A NEW island may be forming in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii, American scientists say. An underwater volcano named Loihi, located 29 km south-east of Hawaii Island and 980 metres beneath the waves, is growing bigger as its lava flows enlarge the submerged mountain. AP.
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        Lock icon No 'Moore' Lone Ranger
        70 4 CLAYTON MOOBE. who galloped across television screens as the Lone Ranger, says he will not see the newly-released film, Legend Of The Lone Ranger, which stars a younger masked man. Moore, 65, says he "absolutely" would have liked to have starred in the film But the
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        Lock icon Tools 12,000 years old
        54 4 PERFECTLY preserved flint tools 12,000 to 13.000 years old have been found in Yakutskaya, eastern Siberia, Tass news agency reported yesterday. The discoveries confirm theories that early man lived in the region, Tass said. Other discoveries included fragments of mammoth tusk burled more than a-metre-and-a-half under
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      Lock icon POPE, I'M GLAD I'VE SUFFERED
      97 4 ROME, Sun. Pope John Paul, his voice still weak and breathless, said today that he was happy that he had suffered when a Turkish gunman tried to kill him on May 13. The 61-year-old Polish Pontiff spoke while standing before a microphone in a room
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      Lock icon Poland grows tense over political and pay demands
      295 4 WARSAW, Sunday A SERIES of recent incidents across Poland have indicated growing tensions and discontent in a nation increasingly plagued by bread-and-butter issues in its day-to-day life. In the Silesian mining area, five workers started a hunger strike on Wednesday at Sosnowice
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      Lock icon Escape ends in tragedy
      57 4 GEOTTINGEN (West Germa ny). Sun. An East German refugee's attempt to get his wife and child to the West ended badly yesterday, West German police said. The 43-; ear-old man was wounded by a booby trap on the border" and his wife and six-year old daughter
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      30 4 KAMPALA, Sui. An overloaded boat sank In a storm on Lake Albert and at least 60 of the 80 people on board drowned, Uganda Radio reported today. AFP.
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      Lock icon 100,000 Turks arrested in eight months'
      213 4 100,000 Turks arrested in eight months' VENICE, Sunday MORE THAN 100,000 people have been jailed on terrorist charges since the army took over Turkey on Sept 12, and 26,000 of them are still in jail, a Nato report said yesterday. The Political Committee of Natos Parliamentary Assembly is discussing the
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      Lock icon Threats to bomb ship
      54 4 COPENHAGEN, Sun. Crew- men of the 10,000-tonne British assault ship Intrepid, docked at Aarhus. west of here, said today that visits to the ship by the public had been banned because of bomb threats. The Danish news agency Ritzau said the threats were made by the
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      Lock icon Spanish gunmen free over 40 hostages
      175 4 Spanish gunmen free over 40 hostages BARCELONA, Sun. Suspected rightist gunmen holding hostages in a bank here from yesterday released more than 40 prisoners early this afternoon, witnesses said. The hostages, including the last two women held captive, were allowed to leave the Banco Central about half an hour after
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      For women only: Tour of men s room 'decor'
      160 4 TAMPA, (Florida) Sun. The Olde H >rld Cheese Shop Is offering female diners glided tonrs of the men's ruom to see Its decor of carteMs and graffiti. "It's really bees super," said owner Bob Koss. "Everyone always comes out with a
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      Lock icon Moscow out to improve its image overseas
      285 5 Moscow out to improve its image overseas OLD SLOGANS GIVING WAY TO SLICK PUBLIC RELATIONS MOSCOW, Sun. In a major shift of policy, the Soviet Union has decided to improve its image abroad by replacing its old propaganda slogans with new public relations techniques aimed at reaching sophisticated foreign citizens,
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      Lock icon Hemingway's trouble winning a Pulitzer
      125 5 NEW YORK, Sun. Even Ernest Hemingway had trouble winning a Pulitzer Prize. Hemingway's authorised biographer, Princeton Professor Carlos Baker, said Hemingway was not given the prize in 1941 for his work, "For Whom The BeU Tolls" because the then-president of Columbia University which awarded the
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      49 5 BOTTOMS UP IN MID-AIR BILL COWAN «f the Caaadlu Reds aerab*Oo team flying hi* inverted Pitts S-2A airplane over his partner Rod Ellis during their night over Canada's Wanderland, in Maple. The team was giving a display of their daredevil stunts during the park's opening on Saturday. AP picture.
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      48 5 6 THE Russians have finally discovered the mass media and bow to use It. They have toned down the old propaganda slogans and are trying a whole range of new things to make themselves seem more human and reasonable. a senior West European diplomat based in Moscow.
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      297 5 Editors held as Kenyan govt warns paper NAIROBI, Sunday PRESIDENT Daniel Arap Moi yesterday threatened to ban Kenya's biggest national daily for criticising the government. Police have also detained three top editors and two reporters. In a trial of press freedom for a nation often held up as an open
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      Lock icon Copter rotor blades kill film director Sagal
      124 5 Copter rotor blades kill film director Sagal TIMBERLINE LODGE (Oregon), Sun. Film director Boris Sagal, 58, was killed on Friday when he walked into the spinning rear rotor blades of a helicopter at Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood where he was filming for NBC-TV the movie World Warm. He had
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      99 5 COLOMBO. Sun. Top level officials from 11 Asian countries begin a four-day conference here tomorrow to '""iitf ways of promoting cooperation in the exchange of news and information in their region. It will be attended by secretaries of information and broadcasting ministries as well as heads
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      Prem's need to weather the winds of political change
      1473 6  - Prem's need to weather the winds of political change LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Correspondent WITH the military coup bid behind him, Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda and his patchwork coalition must now ride out the vicissitudes of parliamentary politics. So far, Gen Prem has adopted a wait-and-see attitude.
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      42 6 Military involvement in politics complicates things. But we must accept that because the political parties are not sufficiently united to take over the country's leadership. Our sovereignty will be endangered if the internal political situation is not stable. Thai party leader
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      833 6  - Mauroy new French Premier from the centre RICHARD EDER By in Paris FACTS are stubborn, Mr Pierre Mauroy told the Socialist Party Congress assembled at Metz in 1979 to thrash out the leadership battle between Mr Francois Mitterrand and his rightist challenger, Mr Michel Rocard. Mr Mauroy, who was then
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    34,000 QUESTIONS ASKED OF LIBRARY
    125 7 34,000 QUESTIONS ASKED OF LIBRARY SINGAPOREANS have asked about 34.000 questions at the National Library in the year ending March this year, a If brary statement said This was an Increase of over 8 per cent when compared to the previous year. People came personally, made phone calls and sent
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    Chief planner
    36 7 MR LAM KWOK WENC will assume the duties of Mr Loh See Hong, chief planner of the Planning Department, who will be on leave from June 3 to 20, according to the government gazette
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    Save energy tips from three MPs
    299 7 RESIDENTS of Bukit Ho Swee, Kaki Bukit and Macpherson were urged to save energy in a variety of ways. By taking a few painless steps to switch off unnecessary lights, using energy saving appliances and Joining car pools, they would eventually benefit themselves by
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    Club's officers
    34 7 MR Low Kiok Boon was elected president of the National Theatre Club's management committee at a recent meeting The secretary is Mr Seeton Lock Hens and the treasurer, Mr Yap Pau Eng
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    Gayoom pays respects
    315 7 THE PreaMent «f the Kepablic at Maldives, Mr Hiomton Abdul Oayaom, visited tke State Cemetery at Kranl mi hear after arriving In Singapore yesterday far a five-day •fficial visit. He placed a large wreatk af yellow and wklte caxysaatbemnms with a eeatral ftoral arrangement af aksnt 75
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    'Set up centre to research cancer'
    312 7 'Set up centre to research cancer' THE setting up of a centre or institute of cancer research in Singapore now is timely as It will help promote the Republic as a regional medical centre. The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, National University of Singapore, Prof Edward P.C. Tock, suggested
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    G. Tahan trip
    41 7 THE Siglap Community Centre Ventures Club will organise a Cunong Tahan expedition from June 20 to July Charges are $160 for mem here and $190 for non-mem bers This will include trainfare, boat-fare, accommoda lion, food and guides
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    Lock icon First joint sea exercise in 10 years
    196 7 First joint sea exercise in 10 years THE recently revitalised Five Power Defence Arrangement (FPDA) will hold its first joint maritime exercise in 10 years next month, the commanders of two New Zealand frigates here for the manoeuvre said yesterday. Commander Karl Moen of the Otago and Commander John Leonard
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    More than 75pc can afford flats at new prices
    1206 8  - More than 75pc can afford flats at new prices IRENE NGOO By Housing Reporter MORE than 75 per cent of the 83,000 Housing Board flat applicants on the waiting list can afford to buy HDB flats at the higher prices effective from June 1. An HDB study shows the majority
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    HDB to be national housing authority
    119 8 THE Housing Board will be the national housing authority in Singapore by late this year or early next year. Both the Jurong Town Corporation and Housing and Urban Development Company will come under its management when legislation for the merger is passed, Mr Teh
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    Changi airport swamped over the weekend
    208 8 Changi airport swamped over the weekend HORDES of Singaporeans and others chose the new Changi Airport for their Sunday outing yesterday. i Many glued their faces to the glass walls and doors of the Passenger Terminal Building as they were not allowed into the building. An eager bridal party of
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    New officials
    44 8 THE Stedfast Club has elected Mr Henry Tan Hoay Gie as president at its annual general meeting. The other officials are: Mr Arthur Lim Bene Lock, vice-president; Mr Fred Sabapathy. chaplain; Mr Philip Chua. secretary; and Mr David Chan Kum Ngow. treasurer.
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    First round of Mastermind
    41 8 JURONG Town community centre will hold the preliminary round of the first Singapore national Mastermind championship on June 27. Those interested can register at the centre from J p.m. to 10 p.m. daily. For details telephone *****11.
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    Survey on makings of a good teacher
    259 9 Survey on makings of a good teacher ONE may lack leadership ability or may not be able to stand stress and yet make good as a teacher. So say the findings of a Institute of Education survey in which IE lecturers and principals were asked what knowledge, skills and attitudes
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    Kerala Assn to hold talentime
    67 9 Kerala Assn to hold talentime THE Singapore Kerala Association will hold its Talentime 1981 in Tamil. Hindi and Malayalam. Fifteen finalists will be chosen to compete on July S at the Victoria Theatre at 7 p.m. Entry forms are available from the Association and Ananda Bhavan Restaurant The closing date
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    Association to give blind training in computers
    325 9 Association to give blind training in computers THE blind in Singapore may soon be able to acquire the skills to become computer programmers and operators. If talks between the Singapore Association for the Blind, the Education Ministry and the Public Service Commission go well, an Optical Tactile Conversion (Optacon) service
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    Fire chief
    35 9 THE deputy director of Fire Service, Mr Tan Jui Seng, will take over the directorship when Mr I.im Beng Lock goes on leave between today and June 6, the government gazette announced yesterday.
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    Choice is yours, SBS tells crew in courtesy film
    378 9 Choice is yours, SBS tells crew in courtesy film THE choice of being courteous is entirely up to you. That is the message of Singapore Bus Services' recently-completed filmlet for this year's courtesy campaign. There will be no moralising or hard preaching when 9,000 bus crew view The Choice is
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    Hawker centre for Changi airport
    225 9 Hawker centre for Changi airport CHANGI Airport will have Its own hawker centre of sorts, boastIng 18 foodstalls specially selected by a team from the Department of Civil Aviation. Members of the department's food committee took nine months sampling the fare at popular eating spots all over the Island, including
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    How to take a good photo
    54 9 A TALK in English on How To Take Good Photographs will be held on Friday at 7 15 p.m. in the Queenstown Branch Library by the library's Promotion and Programmes Section. The speaker will be Mr Toh Teng Quan from the Photographic Society of
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    SHELL PROJECT DATE
    30 9 SHELL PROJECT DA TE SHELL will begin rebuilding the $400 million hydro-cracker on Pulau Bukom next month. Demolition of the defective concrete structures is nearly complete, a Shell spokesman said.
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    Prison bakery expands to supply shops
    316 10 Prison bakery expands to supply shops MORE Singaporeans will be getting their daily bread not baked by the friendly neighbourhood baker but by prisoners. These prisoners work daily at a bakery run by the Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (Score) at Changi's maximum security prison. With new ovens recently acquired,
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    Back to DRCs instead of court?
    429 10  -  N. G. KUTTY, ADDICTS CAUGHT COMMITTING PETTY CRIMES By Crime Desk DRUG addicts with past criminal records caught committing petty thefts may be sent back to drug rehabilitation centres instead of being charged in court. This is one of the measures police are looking
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    President of press club for 10th year
    82 10 President of press club for 10th year FOR the 10th successive year, Mr T. S. Khoo was elected president of the Singapore Press Gub yesterday. Other members of the management committee are: Messrs H L. l.im, Seah Chiang Nee and Ronnie Soo (vice-presi-dents), Miss Siva Arasu (secretary), Messrs John Tan
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    Overtake with care say police
    117 10 Overtake with care say police FORTY-EIGHT road accidents two fatal and five serious in the past four months were caused by motorists overtaking dangerously or improperly. In this week's column on road safety, the Traffic Police warn motorists not to overtake in these situations: WHEN approaching a blind corner, the
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    Robbery and theft spree pair jailed
    254 10 TWO men, Tan Hock Pheng, 23, and Tan Kian Choon, 21, pleaded guilty to robbery and eight theft offences involving property worth a total of more than $20,000, most of which were later recovered. Hock Pheng, a fitter, was sentenced to five years' jail
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    Trade show
    44 10 MOUNTBATTEN Trade Exposition 1981, organised by the Mountbatten community centre exposition work'nj? committee will be held at the site bounded by North Bridge Road, Arab Street and Victoria Street from June 12 to July 19, daily from 6.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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    PIG SLAUGHTER FEE TO GO UP
    94 10 THE two abattoirs in Jurong and Kirn Chuan Road will raise their pig slaughtering fee by 50 cents next month. The present fee is $7.50 a pig. However, a spokesman for the Pork Merchant's Association said the proposed increase would not affect the price
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    Tour crash: Guide's last moments
    568 11  - Tour crash: Guide's last moments TAN BAN HUAT By TOUR Ruiilc Jenny Tay, 28, was heanl crying for help minutes before she died on Saturday, after the illfated bus taking a group of Singaporean holiday-makers to Genting Highlands crashed along the Seremban-Kuala Lumpur highway. One of the survivors, Mrs Yiong
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    Film show at library
    48 11 THE Adult Section of Toa Payoh Branch Library will screen The Way We Were, a love story starring Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand on June 1 at 7 p.m. in the library's lecture hall. Admission is by free tickets obtainable frcn the Adults' Counter.
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    Kinabalu trip
    33 11 AN ADVENTURE club in Marine Parade. Tho Mariners. wiU organise an t xpedition to Mount Kinabalu horn Aue 28 to Sept Those invrested can call *****33 betwwi 3 and 10 p.m.
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    Police urged to give battered wives more help
    338 11 Police urged to give battered wives more help tient clinics and counselling centres. She suggested that this treatment be made more accessible instead of at specialised hospitals. Mrs Tan pointed out that most rape victims are young below the age of 15 and as such girls from Secondary one onwards
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    Crawford Centre boost for 'textile belt'
    198 11 Crawford Centre boost for 'textile belt' THE Ministry of National Development has agreed to allocate half the number of shops in the newly completed Crawford Centre to textile dealers, thus further developing Kampong Glam as the Singapore's "textile belt." This was revealed by the second Deputy Prime Minister, Mr S.
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    New public streets
    69 11 SIX stretches of private roads have been made public streets by the director of Public Works following the general satisfactory conditions of the roads, according to a government gazette notification yesterday The new public streets are: Jalan Tambur. off Upper Thomson Road, Tanah Merah Kechil Road (part).
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Outbreak of disease shuts Selangor abattoir
      222 13 Outbreak of disease shuts Selangor abattoir KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Beef supplies to Selanjjor and the Federal Territory will be drastically cut following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease at the abattoir in Shah Alam The abattoir is now closed and no movement of cattle in or out of it is expected
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      Lock icon Five airports to have more cargo space
      137 13 Five airports to have more cargo space HENANG, Sun. An additional 27,871 square metres of cargo space will be created at the five major airports in Malaysia within the next three years to overcome the acute shortage of warehousing facilities. Deputy Transport Minister Dr Goh Cheng Teik said last night.
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      Lock icon MCA's dates
      27 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The two-day MCA General Assembly will be held on Sept 19 and 20. party president Datuk Lee San Choon said today. NST.
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      Tunku's plea on refugees
      62 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Tunku Abdul Rahman, the president of the Islamic and Dakwah Council of South-east Asia, yesterday called on Muslim countries to help take care of Muslim refugees in Malaysia. He said Malaysia was providing homes for these refugees who came from several countries in
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      30 pc bumi share not a 'must' for all firms
      413 13 THE 30 per cent share in Malaysia's corporate economy for bumiputras under the country s National Economic Policy (NEP) does not mean they must have a 30 per cent share in every company. In some cases, there may be no
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      Lock icon Ghazali: Malaysia will not support Thai Muslim rebels
      363 13 MALAYSIAN Home Affairs Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie said today his government would not support secessionist activities aimed at creating an autonomous Muslim state in southern Thailand. He told a press conference Malaysia would cooperate with Thailand in dealing with problems relating
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      Lock icon Two copter gunships boost morale and firepower in Betong
      207 13 Two copter gunships boost morale and firepower in Betong BETONG, Son. Two kMemptmr guskliw flc In here yesterday to baast the Ore-pawer *f Tkai security farces t> the Betoag saileat. E»ch KiuMklp ia armed with racket lannrhrrs *mi c*n»Me af firing 4,»M raands a mlaate. I%e Konshlpe, kraarht ia by
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      Lock icon Retirement age may be raised. says Razaleigh
      167 13 Retirement age may be raised. says Razaleigh KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said today the government may raise the retirement age for technical staff from the present 55 years. This is because the average life expectancy in Malaysia now is 65 years for men and 70 years
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      Lock icon 'KL beauty contest rigged' claim
      117 13 'KL beauty contest rigged' claim MANILA, Sun. The 1981 Miss Asia beauty contest concluded last week in Kuala Lumpur was rigged, a Philippine beauty pageant official alleged in a report published today. "I think the judging during the beauty contest was rigged," Ms Joji Felix Velarde was quoted as saying
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      Lock icon Swedish trip
      36 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Works and Utilities Minister. Datuk S. Samy Vellu will lead a six-member delegation to the International Road Federation World Meeting at Stockholm on June 1. They will leave on Wednesday.- AFP.
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    • MALAUSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon 'Review public firms'
        69 13 DAP Secretary-General Lim Kit Siang said in Penang on Saturday night he would table a motion at the next sitting of Parliament for the setting up of a commission to review the performance of all public enterprises and statutory corporations over the last 10 years. Speaking at
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        Lock icon Blackout in Penang
        70 13 A STATE-WIDE power failure around noon in Penang yesterday created havoc everywhere, including stranding 100 passengers in four coaches mid-way up Penang Hill on the hill railway. Power was not restored until 2.45 p.m. The General Hospital, shopping complexes and hotels were plunged into darkness when the
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        Lock icon Selangor Sultan sick
        53 13 THE Sultan of Selangor is sick and although his condition is not serious he has been advised by doctors to rest, a statement from the state government in Shah Alam said yesterday. The statement said he was having a fever and his many visits to several districts
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        First line arts academy
        74 13 MALAYSIA'S first fine arts academy will be launched early next year with four-year courses in music, dance, performing arts, film-making and creative writing, the head of the cultural division of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, Mr Ismail Zain, told the Sunday Mail in Kuala
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      61 13 Famous Produce of IRAQ or JUJUBE (better known as Indian Dates) -JUST ARRIVED 1Trade Enquiries from wholesalers JL distributors are welcome. Sole Agent in Singapore. Malaysia. Indonesia. Thailand. Philippines. Brunei. Burma. Bangladesh. Maldives Island L Hong Kong:We also import China dates. CHOP HOO THYE 109-113, Ellenborough Street, Singapore 0105 Tel:
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      192 13 aV)H ■afsK»y a aW^V^^^ mm& 'MM L. f*^^ V A 1 I J I X V A aaaV afl E^ M Lanaaafl bbbbbbbbV a^aat^ '^aaf Pictured The Rolex Submariner A variable in 18ct gold or stainless steel uitk matching bracelet The watch that lasts a lifetime takes a year to
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      227 13 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanmgh Hi Camp PO *X) A*lD X HeVeß-WE i GEORGE AHP I HM? THAT GIVES CAE AM I I PM2UN I HOPE JIGGSEVER JwoULPUT I OOR FIRST QUARREL IPeA--I'u. PICK A You'PE HOT STILL I* <?UARREL, y THINK OF LAST WEEK, AMD THE QUARREL
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, MAY 25, 1981
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      WITHIN REACH
      381 14 PRIVATE housing will always remain out of the reach of some people even if they worked and saved all their lives. They have only the HDB to look to for a home of their own. For some even this must appear increasingly remote with each succeeding price increase
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      MASONS' MARK II
      358 14 FREEMASONS, whose secret brotherhood symbolically succeeded the guilds of Middle Ages stonemasons and cathedral builders, made their first political mark in Italy in the late 18th Century when they supported the struggle to bring the country into the modern and democratic era. Some of the political institutions
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    Company-centred vs job-centred careers
    1049 14 Japanese go for job rotation but Americans move from firm to firm A FREQUENTLY overlooked bu very important feature of Japanese organisations is the principle o lifelong job rotation. Americans often switch jobs from organisation to organisation but they tend to stay within the same specialty.
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    Japan-EEC clash over export controls poses risk to free trade
    842 14 Japan-EEC clash over export controls poses risk to free trade By Writing for the International Herald Tribune TOKYO The Japanese are not enjoying the "voluntary" restraint they have agreed to practise in trade with the United States. They ceded to heavy US pressure to restrict car exports; it was as
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  • Across the Causeway...
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      A timely reminder to live and let live
      305 14 RELIGIOUS intolerance is a timeless bomb that can engulf a nation in violence and hatred. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad's call for religious tolerance is a timely reminder that religions must coexist if there to to to peace and
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      Tourist spot that may well remain 'unexplored'
      257 14 LAST year, a plan was announced to turn Pulau Pangkor Laut, an islet off Pulau Pangkor, Perak, into a J176-million Disneyland. The ambitious tourist resort complex, a joint venture between foreign developers and the Perak State Development Corporation, includes a 1,200room hotel. This
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    QUOTE
    36 14 4 Training in Japan is much more firm-specific. It has less to do with learning a technical field and more with how to make a specific, unique business operate as well as it possibly can.
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      4 14 New horizons in time
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      305 14 Productivity A 3-Day Intbrmativefa^R^^^ Seminar Exhibition'll W Discover How Computer^^^j I »u,k,« f^tfl V/i*Qaprf I Kl£» MM. I I Whether you're the General Manager V-*U I ▼■V.V.I lIK.BJ I o < a small company or the Financial /^L»~»|lrv--H-I--wr I MM IU fO COf P°" tion in**D V_ I W*l IvTl
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  • FORUM
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      The exhibition had to go on
      158 15 WE would like to thank Scorpian-Sagitarrian", for his letter (ST, May IS). Exhibitions are generally planned and marketed some 12 to 24 months in advance. The information we received, early last year, was that the second term school holidays for 1981 would likely be
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      Yachtsmen welcome to have pleasant stay in Singapore
      143 15 I REFER to the letter "Consider the plight of visiting yachtsmen" (ST, April 30) from Mr William Budd. We wish to assure Mr Budd and his wife that we are flexible in applying our rules on visitors and do not discriminate against
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      Scheme is not on-line
      55 15 WITH reference to our reply entitled "Quick payment only at POSB head office" (ST, May 12), please note that the word "not was omitted from the following paragraph: "I would, however, like to explain that, unlike the savings account, the SAVE Bonus Scheme is on-line." KWOK
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      Completed flats not balloted
      399 15 WILL THESE BE SOLD BY JUNE 1? I HAVE followed closely all reports on the HDB's recent price increase since May 14. I would point out the following TO KEEP with the great price increase in public housing (38 per cent this year), the government should
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      Building a shell unit to cut costs
      202 15 Building a shell unit to cut costs THE HDB's announcement of a price increase, by an approximate 38 per cent, left me wondering whether alternative methods of cutting building cost have been studied. The escalation of building cost is inevitable, in view of labour shortages and the rising cost of
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      Why should we mortgage now and pay later?
      240 15 I REFER to Qje letter "CPF for housing loans only now" (ST, May 15) by Mr Paul Neo, concerning my query of the schemes for using CPF to buy private houses. Can Mr Neo tell me the difference between allowing your CPF
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      -Rent control won't help
      120 15 IT IS add to mc letter* fram "Caaeened lave* tor" ud athen, advaestlag rart eaatKl. Renta an hick heeaaae there Is dartace af hMuea. Rest eaatnl will Imrtead It will make the shartage warse beeaaae mate peapie will waat to accpytfc aune haue far a rent
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      Swimming test for reservists?
      159 15 IT was mentioned in the April issue of The Reservist, a bi-monthly publication of the SAF Reservist Association, that swimming will be introduced at the keep-fit club for those who find difficulty in passing the Individual Physical Proficiency Tests. We suggest the SAF introduce swimming tests
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      491 15 Are you an EDUCATIONIST? The Straits Times Group wants you if you are 35 or younger and are seeking a bigger challenge or much wider scope. Write to: The Managing Director, The Straits Times Group, S.T. Box N***** Singapore 0923. Please include details of educational and professional qualifications, working experience
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      1997 16 .AS A service to readers. Straits Times publishes a*eekl> a detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Vxihange of Singapore. The year's high and low, are followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio ana the volume of business ■^•"u. ComfM,
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    • Money and exchanges
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        DOMESTIC
        152 16 THE US dollar started the week on a weaker tone as a less than expected increase in money supply figures provided the backdrop (or easier Eurodollar rates in the Singapore forex market last week. Expectations of lower interest rates in the near future also contributed to the US dollar's
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        DISCOUNT
        221 16 INTERBANK Overnight and Term rates firmed since Tuesday due to some technical factors and the Marco Polo shares issue last week. The Overnight Rates firmed up to as high as 1H1,2 per cent as compared" jrj that of the previous week Due to the present tight market situation, houses
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        Lock icon Treasury Bill tender
        106 16 THE AVERAGE discount rate on 91-day Treasury Bills held steady at 6.565 per cent at the latest tender compared with the previous week, while that of 182-day Bills rose slightly to 6.685 per cent from 6.679 per cent previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), said. Applications
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        ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
        188 16 ASIAN earreacy average depadt rate* tor the week ea*e.M*ytZ: LSI (Bid prim) Hi(k Ut 7d»yt 19H 1« 1 month 20 5/16 17 5/16 2 months 19'. 18 3 months 19 11/16 It'. 6 months IS 11/16 17 13/16 8 months 1711/1617 12 months 17 l t 16
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        Short-term money
        47 16 FOR THE week ended Saturday May 23, the range o( call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bhd was as follows: Baak Immi: 3 per cent to 5 per cent. GeaenU fud: 3.S per cent to 4.7 per cent. Maveneata of funds totalled $772 million.
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        Banks' Prime Lending Rates
        375 16 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, May 22, 1981. BANK'S JPLK Algemene Bank 12 American Express 13 Am'dam R'terdam Bank 12 Asia Commercial 12 '< A A NZ Banking Group 13 1 Ban Hin Lee Bank 13 Banca Commerciale 13
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        TOKYO
        245 16 TOKYO, Sat. Share prices closed lower as big-capitals and blue chips lost ground on profit-taking, dealers said. The Dow Jones average fell 14 94 to close at 7526.06 points, with a volume of 370 million shares. The New index fell 1.04 to 556 74 points. Steels, heavy electricals and
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        NEW YORK
        607 16 NEW YORK, Fri Stock prices closed mixed in moderate trading, depressed by another increase in the prime lending rate to 20-1 2 per cent from 20 per cent. Analysts said rising shortterm interest rates were still the major concern of investors. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 4.87
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        Selected indices
        50 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 5*3.4 Thursday 5*4.6 Week Ago 581.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 971.72 Thursday 978.59 Week ago 985.95 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1596.62 Thursday 1806.53 JWeefc ago 1548.21 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 744.8 Thursday 742.5 Week ago 746.6 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 705.8 Thursday 689.9 Week ago 687.4
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        AMSTERDAM
        258 16 AMSTERDAM, Fri Share prices were mixed to higher, with Iteyal Datck down 4.20 ex-its 3.85 guilder dividend, KLM up two and UaJlever down one, dealers said. Banks were mostly steady with NMB gaining one, while mortgage bank WIH was' down two. Gfcrt-Bneadea and Pakfeaed rose 1.10 and 1 40
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        ZURICH
        325 16 ZURICH, Fri. Domestic share prices closed mixed in light volume with fears about continued upward pressure on interest rates overshadowing the market and with foreign demand scarce, dealers said. Banks were barely steady while financial^ and insurances edged higher Oertlksa-Baearle rose ahead of annual results expected tomorrow but Urswa
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        Produce stays quiet and listless
        224 16 Produce stays quiet and listless THE SINGAPORE produce market remained quiet and listless last week, with prices lingering at previous week's level. Major commodities like coffee, pepper and copra were traded on a dull note upon subdued demand. Coffee prices drooped at the beginning of the week but picked up
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        prices
        136 16 CHINESE Pradaee Excfcaage, Siagapore, mm elwtag prices per 1M kg on Satarday. Caeaaat oil: Bulk fob $115.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $128.00 sellers, new drum fob $134.00 sellers. Capn: Mixed (loose) $67.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $415.00 sellers, Sarawa white pepper
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        GOLD
        115 16 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 132,872 and closed at $32,970 on .Saturday. In the Far Ean, gold opened al I 3472.00 473 00 and was traded higher to $474 50 475.50 on short covering before clotlng easier at H73.50 474.50 bun: N.M. ■ll»»(MM ft
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        COPPER
        30 16 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £831.50 (£836.50); sellers £832.00 (£837.00); Three Month buyers £855.50 (£861.00); sellers £856.00 (£861.50). Market taae: Steady. Sale*: 14,850 tonnes.
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        141 16 LONDON: Rubber Futures ended a quiet day on Friday, mostly unchanged to 0.30p per kilo higher in volume of 24 lots at five tonnes and 235 lots at 15 tonnes including 10 Kerb trades. Dealers said local dealer book-squaring ahead of the long weekend was the main feature
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        252 16 QUIET and featureless trading conditions were experienced last week, shortened by the Vesak holiday ai levels fluctuated within the narrow range ol Bve «nu, wtth current RSS One doming the period marginally higher, says IWMsv, C«Uer, Ball km* C«npuy In its latest review of the Singapore and Malaysian
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        57 16 •Tin Tonnes *Rjbber (S) Rubber (M) M.y1S May 19 $29.52 265 246 25 266 50 May 20 $29 41 270 248.50 270 00 May 21 ***** 165 250 00 270.50 May 22 29.35 217 254.50 275.50 May 23 $29 32 230 •-n n M* per kilo
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        99 16 THE STRAITS tin price edged another three cents lower to IM29.32 per tilo in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering up 13 tonnes to 230 tonnes LONDON: Tin prices advanced in the Rings under short -covering and pricing operations on Friday, with Thiee Months moving up
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      373 16 AFTER MORE than two months «f aggresdve opsirge, the tired balls finally faltered paving the way far bears U aasert Itself last week. Bat balls were determined not to let the bears take control of the market and they rebound now and then rendering the local bourse to
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      114 16 THE following Is a list of the II most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the Ugh and low for lWi Impuv TvMvtr Prim Wgk Lm Faber Merlin 1.275
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      371 16 A DOWNTURN in share prices developed as sellers exerted their influence in slower trading at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange last week. Some observers felt that last week's political events centring on the forthcoming UMNO elections had induced caution. A healthy pointer to the underlying market sentiment was
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      87 16 "BT Index •Industrials ..Finance "Hotels •Properties: 'Minings: ■Plantations 3OCBC: SESInd M»> II Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed aosed Closed May II *****57 906 32 2064 54 1386 00 937 22 ***** *****0 871.79 932 67 MlyM *****.71 906 32 2056 22 1378 04 946 41
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      91 16 mmy m m; II my a '•BT Index: Closed ■Industrials Closed Closed ••Hotels Closed 'Properties: Closed 'Tin: Closed JRubbers Closed tt J«n 1, 1975 Dec 30, 1966 Dec 29. 1962 tt Jan 2 15TO *****2 58 1131.84 1935 08 ***** 1206.48 «7 35 1396 72 -100 -100 -100 -ino
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      44 16 C K Tu( WWD) June 10 tfalakafl W June 12 DutopM 37':'.;(g) June 15 M<Cdi l»,(j) June 16 the yew M 17 5C, M j«vU«ye*, 15'; 15'. b) First and Final K) Including 5 r t bonus dividend j) Includes 3.5' -TE
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      402 16 LONDON: Stock prices moved lower last week with the rise in US interest rates overhanging the market which in turn limiled prospects of a cut in the UK minimum lending rate, dealers said. Comment on defence spending cuts unsettled some equities amid concern over fresh fund raising operations
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      260 17 B a«LL.« ■W Instant Jobs Finding a suitable job is simpler than you imagine All you have to do is tell us wtiat you can and would like to do and leave the rest to us. Insta Locum has a choice of varied and interesting assignments for you. You choose
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      476 18 b^bbimoso. i I I j I 1: I I I „u_ Factory et Jureng reejewee i__i i_n sfl BMrnV I 41- "Jl- ML- 1 b«me*»atol» resMwed ace« icasrra asm yam v nn n 46 Situations Vacant lUROPCAN STANDARD ELECTROeaCS PTt LTD (A elirj ol THOSSSON BRANDT Freach Llieirl la We
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      487 18 Factory el Jureng reejesvee A) BOOK-KEEPERS Po)eusremanla o Minimum OCE level Certificate o Must be able to read and write Mandarin c Principles of Accounting at advance level or Intermediate with some working experience c Must be able to work Independently B) QENERAL CLERKS/ TYPIBTS Hi ami names. o Minimum
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      562 18 [We looked all over] Singapore for the Ibest jobs for you! j v^ [Call *****64 Now and check it out with us! -HU- JONMORE I W 1 J FEP INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD requires OFFICE ASSISTANT (MALE) o Primary education. c Minimum 16 yean and above, c No experience required. TYPISTS
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      545 18 SONY urgently requires a RECEPTIONIST Requirements outgoing personality Must be able to speak fluent English and Mandarin c Minimum O.C.E. O' Level c At least 3 years related experience c Ability to type will be an advantage. mtoreetod oppaconts, pleese phone t2ZM4 tor Mrs. Vivien ,rt rnmpan) ii.tn A) ACCOUNTS
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      502 18 JUNIOR SECRETARY/ STENOGRAPHER A long nl.bsih.il Firm el Lawyers hoe a vacancy tor me above position Candidates should have passed at least OCE 'O' level with a good credit In English l-anguage Shorthand/ typing speeds should be around 100/45 wpm. Attractive fringe benefits In- elude generous bonus, private retirement fund
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      515 18 CLERKS/ TELLERS c 4 OCE "O" Level, preferably with credits In English and Maths. c No experience required c Ability to type, c Male applicants must have completed full time National Service. Commencing aolorv S»0 pm. pass 3 monitis bonue Ptoeae .immlt hjN pwtto etoil wltb nea iwtwnebto photograph and
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      491 18 Oarment factory requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c OCE O level or equivalent c Knowledge of Book-keeping and typing Knowledge of Chinese Is an added advantage. c Able to commence work Immediately Oood praop.cl. tor rtont rwasßsH. Interested, ptoaao ring: 747S1SS/ 747a«1 o, col pononeay ah »o 104- 105. a*. A,
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      529 18 SANQAR SECURITY ENTERPRISE require! FEMALE QENERAL CLERK/TYPIST Requirements: c Ability to type well c Able to maintain simple accounts c Must be able to speak Mandarin and dialects c Between 22 snd 30 years of age Apply personally with a aeeaport photographs to: M 6, LIAN HU AT BLDG m,
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      641 18 CLERK required by established company OCE. O' level, credit In Maths preferably Apply Maxweß Rood. P.O. Boi 7». EDIBLE o*. COMPANY roamraaa FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Knowledge of telex operation I and correspondence Salary negotiable Interested, please ring »5.m.t040.m I EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE OPeRATOR/TYPIST required I Must be conversant In English and
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      1028 18 APPLICANTS SKPLYSNO lo Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to encloae original copies of testimonials of reference with their applications. No responsibility can be accepted for their loss Applicants are also advised to write to Box Numbers correctly and check them before posting Ft MALI QCMTP.AL CLERK required by
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      669 19 llEmpfcrpftent _J f f I'Ul.l \fs\ *U+ o ,mml n ,||jiii,nl ||1 ntm+pmm 1 lj|| Situations Vscsnl tmafttmrlmHf CfrHcml WILL ESTASHBam TNANSPCMT and forwarding company requires immediately Telephone Operator rum Typist, with mini ■awa 1 or 2 year's experience Please call Mr Lim. ******3 ACCOUNTS CLEWKS WAMTIO by established land
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      440 19 MULTI NATIONAL SALES ORGANISATION requires Sales Personnels for Immediate employment A. TRAINEE SALES CONSULTANT (Male S Female) B. EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVES RwQUII wIIISJIIIB! a Completed Secondary education. c Experience not necessary as training will be provided. a Hardworking It prepared to work Irregular hours a Those without own vehicles may
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      532 19 LADIES ARE YOU] TIRED OF YOUR JOB? NAVE YOU EVER THOUOMT OF A JOB THAT PAYS AN AVERAGE OF $1000/- PER MONTH M AN INTERNATIONAL OROUP OF COM* AMES? Our personnel not only earn an aversge of $1000/- but also earns for themselves expenses paid for overseas holidays. Ladles, no
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      446 19 SALES 1 REPRESENTATIVE Energetic young man prefer with Technical background ence sought to market Industrial flooring products. waterproofing membranes and specialised coaUngs. BATKA (S) PTE LTD. 403. BLK A. TOMO LEE BUvLDMO, KALLAMQ PUOOMO ROAD. SINGAPORE 1334. A Trading «lrni requires: SALES REPRESENTATIVES (MALE/ FEMALE) a Experience preferred but not
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      826 19 SALES OPPORTUNITIES requires Malo/Famala Sale* WapraaantaMvea. More Information call *****58/7 AN ESTAeUSKSO FinM urgently requires an Assistant Manager In the Wholesale trade department The applicant should hsve at least 3 years' experience In the similar field snd between the sge of 25 to 36 Able lo work Independently with minimum
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      504 19 Qollei Invites applications from Singapore/ Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents for the following positions:LABORATORY TECHNICIANS a ITC graduate with 2 3 years experience In Physical/Metallurgical Laboratory and some experience In a Physical Testing of matter. a Preference will be given to diploma holders In mechanical or production engineer with knowledge
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      429 19 Nestle, An International Food and Beverage Company Invites suitably qualified candidates for the following posts In Its afflllated Manufacturing Company In Jurong. TECHNICIAN a Candidates should possess ITC In mechanic engineering or NTC 3 In maintenance fitting. a 4- 5 years experience In maintenance of food processing machines or related
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      424 19 GE (USA) Housewares Pte Ltd welcomes applications (or the following positions:a Trade certificate in electrical fitting and installation o 1 to 2 years' relevant experience o NTC 3 in maintenance fitting or motor vehicle mechanic o 2 years' experience in maintenance field; repairing of production machinery, pipe fitting and machinery
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      397 19 r An affiliate of SCM Corporation. USA. manufacturing electric portable typewriters 2 aaaaV^LataSa for PLASTIC INJECTION/ BLOW MOULDING TECHNICIANS The Company is expanding and here is Ihe chance lor you to earn up lo aal^^aa»^i^^aa^^aaV Completed secondary education or with Technical/ Vocational qualification One year working experience in setting-up, adjusting
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      580 19 Iwmiiall VooaaaoM In aw workshop at Panda* Raaefc ELECTRICIANS >s«m ITC. £lectrtcal w holder- of-ojTr*«prirlor Kitting and Hl.Tas.Uii a Some years of expcrlanca as Heavy Truck Electrician c Able to perform heavy truck wiring, trouble-shooting, repair and service of heavy truck electrical system a Completed National Service o Possess class
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      413 20 41 Situatiom Vacant molex i MOtcx. a world leader In the manufacture of Electrical/ Electronics connections systems re- quires MALE MACHINE OPERATORS c Experience In operation of high spaed stamping, precision molding and automated assembly machines a Willing to work on rotating shifts c Completed National Service A .faMaji •(etaTtafwa,
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      464 20 SHERATON UT AMA HOTEL isstliUlia pieleieMi t» yeera Applications must be received In Brunei before June 9. IMI Apery mailMna: PERSONNEL OSNECTOR SHERATON UT AMA HOTCL po box aa* HOMO KONO BANK CHAMBERS BANDAR MM BE QA W AN BRUNEI HI-FI TECHNICIAN isqusiad a NTC Orade t or I In
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      382 20 IlsitJHial ci«HacW») arm hea vebite surt-nvisoais a Preferably Technician PUB licence holders a 2 years experience In electrical Installation Theee who ere IMmiUil paseee wrualrile: TMt BUMAOBeO OmccTOß 112 SSN SMMC HOAO SJMCAPOHf MS7 Campemy reeutrea O£S«ONCP./Da|AUaMTSMAN Interested applicants, please submit full personal particulars and qualifications, contact telephone number together
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      168 20 SSSSSSaWaVI Isß FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS The Company is expanding and here is the chance for you to earn up to $354) ttartJmlalarv $370 attar B months PLUS~ Paid Leave Ontal Benefit; Medical Benefits No Scope Work Bonus Recreation and Socials Air Condition Training Provided Wofkini Hours: Normal Shift i 2
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      284 20 Like the interesting things you do to make a TV set. a radio, etc Like the games and social outings our Recreation Club organise for you. JOIN US AS A lsii(i]'li[il[i],'l STARTING SALARY up to $283 AFTER 2 MONTHS, up to $305 c No scope work c No night shift
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      281 20 pHSC-1 We need (Female Malaysians may apply) We otter Wide range ol fringe benefits and various variety of recreational activities every month or iom us as (for Singapore females only) Working Hours: 6 pm lo 10 pm Please apply personally Von-Fn -8 am to 5 pm at The ftrsssatl Oefsremat
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      472 20 require MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS c Starting salary $230 $290 pm c Free uniform c Pull transport allowance c Attendance allowance a Many other benefits c Age: 16 —35 years old Interested applicants, please call personally todey with your NRIC to: Heed Office: i n# P#rsooo#J D+pt Footer Electric (S) Pte
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      367 20 Qollei Invites applications for MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: a 18 years and above a Singapore/Malaysian Citizens and Permanent Residents a Primary Education In any Language Stream a No working experience required as train Ing will be provided. Roiiei provldea good wagee and benelHs as a Service Allowance a Monthly Food
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      403 20 \ngT\ (BINGAPORE) PTE LTD MALE OPERATORS Starting ealery (307 p m (to Im adtualed lat Jury ISSiI Working neara: 7 12am 4 30pm c 5-day working week c Oenerous leave scheme I and fringe benefits c Annual wage supplement. I c Transport provided Applicant! must have completed Fue-Hnw er aarvlng
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      531 20 PROOUCTtON WORKERS Interested please call al B*> 2. Me IJB7, Ler S Tee Peyen mduetnel ••art fpecel»l TekXIIMSI VANTtO MACHSNE OPERATORS Requirements Secondary level »lth technical knowledge Competed National Service Must be ■rilling to work on 3 rotating ihlfts Interested, please call at Singapore Hlrakawa Electric Wire Ptr Ltd 20
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      471 21 BI JTt I Mt^inM^. ILTtJ 1 ■■■mpw' llff 1 lt in |ff 1 r L l l r 1 lif 4* Situations Vacant i I) MtowtHaMit IWUMMMMMT TgsnaaiM se-vtCES BATB invites applications from Singapore Cltlsens for th* following appointment OMfUTMNS ASSISTANTS (Gross commencing salary of SMS a monlJh In sr»)
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      279 21 SINGAPORE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING jfPTEJLTD. J Largest Automotive Engineering Company with its fast expanding activities in Ayer Rajah. Seletar and Chua Chu Kang offers job opportunities as follows:VEHICLE MECHANICS Ability to repair and service vehicles. Preferably possess NTC 3; Must be able to perform general repairs, overhaul components on diesel and/or
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      144 21 B*arxMMHßnrrwHßyyiMMffißnßi bkßJtWtTbbsP ■jßUffHwaaVJai r Applications ara invitad lor tha tollovving positions In oursNpyard. RECEPTIONIST GCE O certificate holders Pleasant and friendly disposition Previous experience an advantage Female 18-25 years ACCOUNTS CLERKS GCE 0 and LCO accounting certificate holders Previous experience an advantage Age below 26 years TIME-KEEPERS Secondary education or
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      694 21 SSMOAFOME ASM.INES SIA invites applications for the following positions CLEUKS KEOUeaHMNTS: Must possess 5 passes including English In the OCE O' level examination Two of these preferably English and Mathematics, should be at O' level Ability to type Is an advantage Male applicants must have completed full-time National Service or
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      475 21 Nestle I An International Food I and Beverage Company I Invites suitably qualified I candidates for the following posts In Its affiliated Manufacturing I Company In Jurong. PROCESS OPERATORS c Secondary Education c Preference to be I given to candidates I who have completed I full-time National I Service c
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      375 21 SECURITY GUARDI cum FIREMEN We are looking for I able-bodied and phyti- I caily fit mahis between I 22 35ysersold»vith I practioal experience in i I fire fighting to fill the I above position. I For the light candi- Ii dates, we offer an Ini- I tial salary package which
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      487 21 CMS JRPOm SERVICES invH** sppMcanan* lor th* leßewlng pooWene: i) SENIOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS ITC or NTC Orade 2 In Electrical Fitting five years' experience In electrical wiring and filling able to read electrical plans I) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS NTC Orade 3 In Electrical/ Mechanical Fitting or lit equivalent ireferably have one
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      523 21 M.B.M. tlnaapnn Pie Lid invites suitably qualified applicants for the position or STOREKEEPER CUM VAN DRIVER (2 vacancies) c Preferably Sec 4 qualification or equivalent c Possess class 3 driving licence c One year experience in store work or be familiar with shipping procedures c Ability to drrve a forklift
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      405 21 taf^Taf KsfJ Siogipo.. Manufacturer* PM L.a lequlres GENERAL WORKERS (Male/Female) Starting salary $360 p.m. Increase to $400 after 1 month's probation Upon confirmation Must be willing to work on 3 rotating; shifts Transport and other fringe benefits provided Please call personally between Sam spm from Mondays to Fridays at: THE
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      369 21 METALS 4 ORES PTE. LTD. (Of The Union Carbide Group) requires AN OFFICE BOY/ GIRL REQUIREMENTS must be Singapore citizen c have completed secondary 1 education c ability to speak and write English Please apply personalty at 10, PIONEER ROAD, SINGAPORE 2262 on any weekday from 10a.m. to 2p.m. (8.8.8.
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      412 22 .m*— I a»B»a,-,r^ J^| ■■"~_JZ][t4l 1 vm lH\ II |f f 41 Situations Vacant ol OUL ENOINEERINO PTE LTD S9, Gulßoad I Singapora 2362 I lAinembt otlhe I Keppel Oroup) w. odor siiisiliiiiM oppor- a STEEL WORKERS a ELECTRICIANS a MARINE FITTERS a MOTORVEHICLE MECHANICS a TURNERS a MOULD LOFTERS
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      455 22 TIMES PRINTERS require* MALE/FEMALE WORKERS Basic wage* a allowance about $297 p.m. Earn even more with overtime and shift allowances Pay days: twice a month No microscopic work Appacenta pose** oaS aafeaaeay at Two Pi Intel. Safe. BKd «O Thomoon Road Swaaporo 11» (MondeyoleFrMev.) (next to Toa Payoh Town, near
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      509 22 SMBARCS BrVt STtOATION a SECURtTT SCRVICE esLA SERANOOON ROAD SB4OAPORE BS3I reoulnw (1) EXECUTIVE SECURTTY OFFICERS (I) STATIC CUM PATROL OFFICERS (S) CARPARK SUPERVISORS (4) sacuamr auAßoa (5) PARKBKJ ATTENDANTS We oßer the lOcm, ohmo a) 7am tojp.m b) 3pm to llp.m r) lip m toTa.m distill to 4pm c)
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      445 22 .ttAKATHON thaw-out •> ajsnvicas REOUSBfiS DEUVERY CLERKS AND LORRY ATTENDANTS DELIVERY CLERKS I) Must have 2-3 years experience In cargo handling operations/ documentations, port and customs procedure*. II A valid Class 3 Licence III) Willing to assist loading/ unloading operations. Iv) Salary From 54M.00 onward* DELIVERY ATTENO ANTS: I) Must
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      430 22 EARTH SEARCH PROCESSMeQ "*C An •ipindlng dsia preeeeehtg centra hwwaa oppHcolluni tar ate peat* at TAPE LIBRARIANS Applicant* (male) must be prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts Attractive shift allowance will be paid Preference will be given to those with OCE O' Level and who have completed N A
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      435 22 ApphcoWono ore wvwod lor rho Mlowtng poerHonoA) LANE MABTTENANCE APPRENTICE B) TRAJNEE MECHANICS CUM INSTRUCTORS (BOWLBtQ) C) SHOE ATTENDANTS D) WAITERS E) CASHSERS CUM COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS OR COUNTER CLERKS Poet (E), salary will commensurate with experience PorPo*U(A)to(B): Age 16 and above 2 shifts InlsriiliJ sppSr.au. apply perooneßy leeLooinr. Or.nn, i
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      549 22 ALOB-MMT roaUrs*. P ART-TMwE OR FREELANCE BEAUTICIANS to pervarai kseW eerrlaee hi ear a*t*sa (HUo not Sotoo appoinlwunl) Selected applicant* without experience will undergo an Intensive professional course free-of-charge BeoteroqMlromor.ro 0 Age below 36 years old OCE O' level (preferred but not necessary) "eeeeaaajSy aeraenaay at: C2J/ *2. IST FLOOR.
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      680 22 EslabhaUsa Baiwiaatleni h> Jut one, reejaweee DESPATCH RSDER Possess a. vatM Crass 2 drlv- i M*g licence At least Primary 6 education I c Knowledge of English preferred. enoawi alliiiii and experience. Interested applicants, please call I personally at 1, SIXTH LOK YANG ROAD SINGAPORE 2J*3 TefcMSSSTT LUWASA HYDROCULTURE NURSERY
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      1050 22 OENERAL WORKERS REOUIRED perlence required Apply personally. spm 7pm. Batlka (8) Pte Ltd. 403. Blk A. Tong Lee Build- i Ing. Kallang Pudding Road, i Singapore 1334 Bus service num- i bers 84. 85. 90. 135. 154. IS* HOSTESSES. WAITRESS, BAR- MAJO and Cashier required for < an exclusive lounge
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      78 27 m LOVING MEMORY OF M. NAOAMAJAH Departed on 2S 5.50 SADLY MISSED ANO FOREVER RE ME MM RED BY FAMH.Y. IN SWEET LOVING MEMORY OF THE LATE MR VEO AH CHENG •Ha* MR. VEO CMEW CHENG. BBM ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY LOVED ONES. Mdm. Mg Y.w Teo wtwch
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      39 28 ROME, Sun Soviet Alex Tkachev won the overall men's competition in the European gymnastics championships here yesterday. Tkachev amassed 58.6 points to beat compatriots Juri Korolev (58.30) and Bogdan Makuz (58.20) to second and third places respectively. AFP.
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      171 28 LONDON, Su. A "Tartaa Army" of M,M* Scottish aaeeer fans lavaded linden yesterday, bat a flrst-une defeMee M "dry" ban at Wembley Stadlomudtlllun trek to gee the match repelled tke •nslaaght. LmmUii m tke battle, bat last tke match. Widespread disturbances la
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      270 28 Benitez takes world crown from Hope LAS VEGAS, Sun. Wilfred Benitez knocked out reigning champion Maurice Hope, of Britain, in the 12th round at Caesars Palace yesterday to win the World Boxing Council light-middleweight title. The victory made the 22-year-old Puerto Rican the first boxer in 43 years, since Henry
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      209 28 KYOTO, Sun. Japan moved into the final of the Über Cup world women's team badminton championship when they took a winning 5-0 lead here today. Saori Kondo gave the hosts the winning point when she beat Jane Youngberg 11-2, 11-3 in a semi-final singles match.
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      218 28 SYDNEY, Sun. Western Suburbs edged out Penrith 8-7 in the Sydney Rugby League yesterday. Other results: AastraUaa tootaaU VFL: Richmond 20.16 (136) bt St Kilda 15 15 (105). Hawthorn 11.18 (84) bt Footscray 10.14 [74), Carlton 25 22 (172) bl South Melbourne 11. 7 (73), Oelong 16.18
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      530 28 Scotland triumph against England THE curtain came down on the troubled British soccer championship when Scotland beat England 1-0 on a 65th-minute penalty by John Robertson at Wembley yesterday. It was the 99th meeting nunnu <;,.„ of the nations in soccers -OHDOM, Sun. oldest international fix- ture and few of
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      305 28 LONDON, Su. Fellewlag RnglMd'R l-t defeat by Scotland 1b their home latrrnatienal feetkail match, England maaager R.n Green»o«d launched aa astwdahlag two-minute attack on the media at Us Prem cenfe renor at Wembley and then stormed sal ef the ream, refusing to answer
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      958 29 PENANG, Sun The stewards today suspended jockey Richard Ang for not making a more serious effort to ride his mount. Tonga, out in the straight in Race 8 yesterday aad suspended him for three race days under MRA Rule of Racing 23 (II). His appeal to the racing
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      142 29 PENANG, Son. Race 7 of the Penang meeting here today was delayed by SS mlnatea when local Jockey* refused to mount their horses. The majority of local riders had signed a letter to the Penang Tart (lob, stating that they "will not ride after Race
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      2504 29  -  FAIRWAY RACING... by PENANG, Sun Singapore Sun II showed his liking for the heavy track once again to register jn upset in Race Nine here today. A winner over 1.700 metres in heavy going last ye*r. the four year old by Raja Baba came from a long
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      Kian Tiong wins Seletar title and free trip
      686 30  - Kian Tiong wins Seletar title and free trip BERNARD PEREIRA By "ONLY one more to go!" he grinned, soon after holing a fivemetre putt for a parfour at the 18th hole, which finally gave him the elusive Seletar ProClassic golf title after eight unsuccessful attempts. Yes, Lim Kian Tiong finally
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      212 30 ProliMliMlt: Jl4 Urn Klan Tiong (68, 71 73). «17 Urn Leng Ann (73, 76, 68), Bill Fung (73, 72. 72) 218 Chay Chung Fa (73, 72. 73). tit M. Marimuthu (75, 72, 72). t» Poh Eng Toon (74, 75, 71), Poh Eng Soon (77. 73, 70), All Ratim
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      218 30 DUBLIN, Sun. Craig Stadler had a disastrous homeward nine yesterday and dropped into a tie for the lead with George Archer and Tom Kite after three rounds of the Memorial golf tournament. They totalled 212, four-under-par, on the 7,116-metre Muirfield Village Club course, designed
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      120 30 Coles is just ahead SCARBOROUGH, Sun. British veteran Neil Coles bogeyed three of the last four holes for a secondround 72 and had his lead in the British Professional Golfers' Association championship cut to one stroke at Ganton > esterday. After his near-perfect 65 on Friday in which he hit
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      Sachdev beats Ooi in match-play
      222 30 SEASONED campaigner Prem Sachdev won the Singapore Island Country Club golf match-play competition when he beat Douglas Ooi 4 and 3 in the final at the Bukit Course yesterday, reports BERNARD PEREIRA. At Folkestone Road. Daniel Lim. a four-hand icapper, captured the Warren Golf Club's
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      165 30 CORNING (New York). Sun. Kathy Hite shot a three-under-par 69 yesterday to take a three-stroke lead entering the fourth round of the US$125,000 ($261,250) Corning golf Classic here. Kathy, who has not won a tournament in seven years on the Ladies Professional Golf Association
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      Grand Old Man of golf and his loves
      905 30  -  JANICE SEAH PROFILE By HIS friends call him the Grand Old Man of Keppel Club. They also call him Bah Chee, Uncle Bah Chee and Uncle Ang. The almost tangible respect, admiration and love that is felt for this man is transparently
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      SBHFL ask firm to sponsor tour
      166 31  -  BERNARD PEREIRA ByJ THE Singapore Business Houses Football League have asked Electrolux South-east-Asia (Pte) Ltd to sponsor their combined soccer team to Indonesia for friendly matches in October. The SBHFL hope to obtain sponsorship for a team of 18, comprising the cream of their
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      347 31  -  JOE DORAI By FOR the first time in seven years, Singapore are favourites for Saturday's Malaysia Cup soccer final against Selan§or at the Merdeka tadium, Kuala Lumpur. Many factors have contributed to the confidence in Singapore. The main ones, of course, have been the Republic's
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      Lock icon All are winners
      90 31 KANGAR, Snn. Three teams took part la the competition aad they all emerged ehamOddr Well, what do yon do when all three Hat each other aad there hi ao clear-rut wtaaer? Sack a situation arose In the Raja of Perils Cap teaata competition involving Perils, Setol aad
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      23 31 LAHTI, Sun. West Germany beat Finland 4-0 (half-time 3-0) in their World Cup European Group One soccer qualifying match today Reuter.
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      Singapore may turn down Pakistan invite
      234 31 SINGAPORE are among 12 Asian and north African countries invited by Pakistan to an international athletics meet in Lahore in November, reports HAKIKAT RAI. But the Republic's participation in the championships is in doubt as they nave committed themselves to Thailand's 200 th Centenary
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      Carter hits 77 to spur UWC to 136-run victory
      315 31  - Carter hits 77 to spur UWC to 136-run victory J. RAJENDRAN By AN exciting 77 (two sixes and nine boundaries) from 57-year-old Walter Carter spurred United World College to a massive 136-run win over Singapore Chinese Recreation Club in a Singapore Cricket Association Senior League match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      55 31 MADRID, Sun. Spain's Ricardo Torino won the SO c.c. motor cycling event in the Spanish Grand Prix here today, ahead of Stefan Dor flinger, of Switzerland, and Yves Dupont, of France. But Dorflinger's second place allowed him to keep the overall lead in the 50 c.c. world championships, nine
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      307 31 SAMUEL LEOW, one of Singapore's top divers, will undergo a six-week coaching course in Perth under top Australian coach Bruce Prend. Leow, an 18-year old National Serviceman, will leave on June 6. While there, he will train under Prend, along with Australia's agegroup
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      163 31 Siodina takes Dunlop Masters SEREMBAN. Sun. A two-metre putt in the final hole helped Filipino Mario Siodina win the Dunlop Masters golf championship at the Seremban International Golf Club course here today. Siodina, who was trailing overnight leader compatriot Eleutrio Nival by two strokes, shot a one-under-71 for a fourday
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      228 31  -  WILFRED YEO By BOWLERS A. K. Yong, and Adrian Cheng will tr< next month for a coachin professional Don Johnson of the Professional Bowl ment. The trip is the four's prizes for finishing tops in the finals of the two-month-long Columbia 300 tournament at
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      134 31 Malaysian GP goes to Kiwi Lawrence KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Graeme Lawrence, of New Zealand, won the Malaysian Grand Prix, again beating rival Andrew Miedecke. of Australia, at the Shah Alam racing circuit near here today. The Kiwi, driving a March 81 A and, who, last week, won the Penang GP,
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      194 31 ROME. Sun. Paraguay's Victor Pecci, seeded 12, knocked out defending champion Guillermo Vilas, of Argentina, 7-6, 6-4, 7-6 in the semi-finals of the Italian Open tennis tournament here yesterday. Pecci will meet Jose-Luis Clerc, of Argentina, in today's final Clerc upset second-seed-ed Ivan Lendl. of Czechoslovakia, 3-6, 7-5. 64.
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      464 31 ATHLETICS Bill Rodgers. a four-time winner of the Boston Marathon, won the 20kilometre Wheeling race yesterday, outpacing more than 1,700 other entrants for his third victory in the race in its five years. Rodgers clocked a record lhr 00.998 ec In the women's division,
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      101 31 Rioting after soccer match LIBREVILLE (Gahaa), Bu. Cars were set iMut Mi staaed during rUtUg la this African captUl last Bight after a stormy saccer match between teams (ran Gatoa aad acigkh**rtag Cameraaa. Ac tnaMe spat was etoae to the Camerau Embassy aad a eaaference eeatre. when finance ministers aad
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      295 31  -  HAKIKAT RAI By THE Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association had to contend with the might of Tampines Rovers A goalkeeper Lim Boon Seng in their 2-0 victory in the Footbal 1 Association Singapore's preliminary round under-19 replay at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. In
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      52 31 NUERBURGRING (West Germany), Sun. Swiss driver Herbert Mueller was killed today when his car crashed on the Nuerburgrine race track during the annual 1.000 kilometres sports car race, the organisers said. Mueller's German Porsche 908 car was involved in a fivecar crash and burst into
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      83 31 RESULTS DRAW No: 41/81 5 OUT OF 49 5, 42, 17, 35,10 i < ADD. No 23 I YANGTZE 4. 1 TODAY: 11. 1 JO. IA 7 I*.tJopm "CRUSH" MANOAWN-COLOtISCOK IKONG CHIANI TOOAY 1 IS. JJO. 7 It, *T*»-n TKLECOa* CMLNNSMK MANDAftt4-COLO<) I STRAIIs A (1)1J0.U«.7Ji.»« MILLS ANGELS H COLOR
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      462 31 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN MALAYSIA 1981—85 Kuala Lumpur Hilton June 1 2, 1981 The conference will highlight business opportunities for foreign and local businessmen, provided by the recently launched Fourth Malaysia Plan. The sponsors, Amanah-Chase Merchant Bank Bhd nave invited eminent panel of speakers including members of the Malaysian Cabinet, senior
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      39 31 BASKETBALL NsttoaaJ Leuw: SIA v Nam Teck 1 7.30 1. Police v Kong Siong (Gay World. 8.15). mOLKY Primal): CSC v PARC (Balestier. 5 15) SOCCER N«Mi— J i-H iniiumI: Farm- Park Utd v Middl«-town (Jalan Bmar. 6 30)
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    268 32 OIT ef Chlaeae tagead, falalare aad palate** c*mt» a Nlrtt Dragaa, craving ami swtrUaK to the tfcrafc ef drama mmi rlaaalac cymbals. All 111 up fr»m Mac to tail, the draft" laaks lerarJan. Bat warn this atetare wai taaea at Heag I.lm Greea «a Sataraay,
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    232 32 Turkish plane hijacked to Bulgaria ANKARA, Sunday FOUR armed men hijacked a Turkish airliner to Bulgaria today and threatened to blow it up unless Turkey released a number of prisoners, a journalist with the official Bulgarian news agency, BTA, said. The Turkish Airlines plane with 110 passengers, five crew and
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    26 32 MOSCOW. Sun. Two Soviet warships will pay a friendly visit to Aden, the capital of South Yemen, from Tuesday to next Sunday. AFP
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    64 32 JAKARTA. Sun. A mysterious disease has swept freshwater fish ponds in the Yogyakarta area of Central Java, killing more than four tonnes of fish in a matter of days, according to reports received here today. The disease has spilled over to neighbouring districts, threatening to resemble
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    57 32 HONGKONG, Sun. Australian millionaire businessman Leon Richardson, 63, who was released last week more than three months after he was kidnapped in Guatemala by guerillas while on a visit there, said on his return here today that he paid a ransom of "less than US$l
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    Late CLASSIFIDE DEATHS
    178 32 MR SUNNY SANKAHAN ate 47 years paved away peacefully on Sunday 24th May 1981 leaving behind his beloved wife Lena Poh Neo and four daughters Cecilia Sashlkala. Juliana VanlAnandhl to mourn his loss. CorCout Road S 1648 (Tel *****0) on Tuesday 261h May .981 al 2 p
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    538 32 Six Arab states prepare security scheme ABU DHABI. Sunday WITH billions of petrodollars to fuel their ambition, foreign ministers from six Arab states today prepared to pool the resources of their countries to safeguard security and stability in the Persian Gulf. The ministers from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates,
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      222 32 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Cloudy with thundery showers In several areas in the early morning becoming light rain in the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. tomorrow: M max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: C. 38 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: S.2C a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 10 20C Rain Lag
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        Fun with chinese characters
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        Chinese without tears
        64 1 XUE xu^ei MUM fee xuitu °PP rentl r xue wu zni |ma knowlxuefu an institution of edge is infinite learning ¥Tt *u^ y" ihi ying study xuftie course for purpose of application f\- For example, you J 1 may say, pup,, ftfla^a '7 ill NTde gongke xuehui
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        Essence of old art in new times
        687 1 GRACE WONG writes of her impressions of the renowned Chinese artist Dr David Kwo. THE question of whether Chinese art should adopt elements of contemporary modern art has been in the minds of many artists and critics. But few are in a better
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        231 1 IK Kj HDP J^ fV n» Wf JPf "^Bl as^^^^^nsß M^B^k i .s^Lslbs^bH' C^ Jw Bi w^^^^tk M m nsu #^r| H|v JB"H mp 1 Wt ll i^J|^^^__^PJl_Bfc4_ j 4P:* U^m s» Bs^ns^l^BsV W AJk t A Kf A First, our wide lineup assures you the vanced technology and facilities.
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        76 1 Breast-bottle battle A sociologist gives aa insight into the deeper Implications shoaM one or the other win, on Pag* 6 Starry starry night Osn't miss yoar (avoorite stars' look-alikes, featared on Pag* 7 Water magic An ambitions UtUe water show tamed •at to be saperh entertainment. Bat oar reviewers were
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      PICK OF THE DAY
      1186 2 EXPEDITION To The Animal Kingdom (Ch 5, 5 p.m.) By watching nature, fascinating scenes of humour and sometimes even high drama are filmed in this series. In this afternoon's episode, the focus is on woodpeckers, the climbing birds of the Picidae. These birds have gay, coloured
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        304 2 I isssssssssssssssssssssss Shima's 1 I luncheon Cn/>T»t£lf C I Specially for the oLH^V^ICUo I business executives. i Yakiniku Teppanyaki jj Set Lunch Luncheon Special I (per person) (per person) Beef and chicken. Beef, chicken, prawm. vegetables, soup. mix vegetables, soup, steamed rice. steamed rice pickles and fruits $18 and fruits
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        60 2 TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES >^SBQ^ Do not regard Glasses as articles of commerce. ProSessional eye care calls for careful diagnosis and precise wKMfy-(^f measurement. SCI I We have the newest equipment ▼mV "^r£L t0 diaflnose your eyesight y M^^-^^P objectively and accurately. PIN PIN OPTICAL CQ 180. FIRST FLOOR.
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        187 2 Straits Times Crossword AOMMB 4 2 Fairly aloof about boiler 1 Drunk boos epic in .he cinema «-taf .«kwnl ■*-<•■•. 2. 5 Girl. Liber*. infiltrating excel- d ClUtClUng lent Intelligence organisation 7 mlBicUn te banning tor back in action (8) ruminates (8) 10 Early form o' lute brings s.^^,,, l
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        55 2 HI.MSHOW, Women In Lave, based on D.H. Lawrence's work, starring Alan Bates, Oliver Reed and Glenda Jackson. British Council Theatrette. 8.10 p.m. Free to members. TALKS: Some Ummon Complaints During Pregumv, (English) by Dr R. Nair, Eunos Crescent CC, 8 p.m. Free. Caacer, (English) by Dr Wang Hwa Kuan, Leng
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        1191 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openint fofcmed by The Youni 6 25 SP""™ Perception And The Restless 6 55 LrtHe 3.25 Sword Of Romance (r) I ■V n S a M cr °g tdlllla 4.10 Take Kerr (KSJ) 4.25 Diary of Events (English) 7.50 Sandman DiGaris Maul* 4.30
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        Slick songs with splash, swing, sway
        959 3 Slick songs with splash, swing, sway Broadway Aqua Rhythms SAB pool, May 22 Reviewed by X ANN AN CH ANDRAN PROMPTLY at 6.30 in the evening, the New Zealand Infantry Band struck up a lively medley of numbers. It was the perfect setting for an exhibition of aquatic art the
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        59 3 4 The action was held together by conversation between an undecided boy at a news-stand, the vendor, her grandson and a few passers-by, strolling along the "streets" of Broadway. The boy does not know what he wants to work as. And with each suggestion by the
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        411 4 (337 1 1 1 6) 5 Show* PLEASE NOTE TIMES jiiwJi lion Caret* $4 Staflss4 (Cosh Bookmfls Only No Free List) I P^^^^^^^l P_^^ Baft"" Wll c •VP) a^BB«BBBBBB«BB«B«BBBBBBBBBB* < UARK <^MWPU HAACMSON HJRO CAPPt} f iSMf R BLLV 06 WMUAMS < J HURRY! SEE IT NOW! ORCHARD: 9th BIG
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        672 4 SPEfIALL OFFER fWI IAA afcaav W/Z^M fa«wfa-W PIFPFC; -> •sutopxts siuokn t» cue s» I ■^P'^P' rICOCO M A^L <a JP^aT^Bßm 0»tfl Nr* CKH Koon wl o« SUPERFINE T^ppSSipHS 7TI i Intiycroo Tw Oowi Tick. HANDWOVEN PAKISTAN V!SySS XK 1 *"11" 11 PRINCESS BOKHARA RUGS. V 'W-W? JaVaBtBaBBBa^BBB^HaVaVaVJaB^BW cMaVtf) UaWl
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        251 4 JADE: HURRY-HURRY LAST DAYS! (*****50) 5 SHOWS at 11am. 1 X, 4, 8 M 00pm Madcap musical comedy with the Mgoest and craziest car chase ever filmed kil <«• 9awLj^.awaam^Baa! aaaaal a^^ .1 i> r^^^^^^^ LIDO-REX: Now Showing I I LDO (*****14) S show 10.4& MI. 1.15, 4. 6 45.
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        543 4 1 ORMNItMHW pj-ti,n>n-*aTtitr-f:iP NOW SHOWfINf ll om 130 4 00. 64b9 L P "AVCNOCR* Irom HiLL* CANTOMSE »i CCHO« pf. i-ti-iigmml NOW SHOwfgG P II om I4b 400 6 45, 91 *> P i ANTONESE <n COt OB 1 liM^'ttifaTtHWl LAST DAY' P Horn I 45 400 6 45. 9
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        Close to our hearts
        363 5 When Fishing It Done One-act play by Tan Sor Poh Staged by Temaeek Junior College May 23, DBS Auditorium Reviewed by CHEW YANG KIAK I on the whole, the actor* were comfortable in their roles, which allowed them to be very Singaporean, with Singaporean expectations. 7
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        743 5 Inconsistent, maddening, disconcerting SyMPHONY/S COLUMN ORCHESTRA iff IT WAS an oddly-discon-evening at the rSSO performance on Friday. The orchestra seemed Jln fine shape for the opening item, a spirited, percussive and simple piece entitled The Happy Grassland, by Chin Yong Chen. It is a cut above the 'ludicrous Youth Waltz
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        50 5 -NOW SHOWING i PREMIER and PLAZA 11»m. 1.30. 4 00. 5.45 «9 15pm 1.30, 4.00. 7.00*8 30pm PATHETIC EARTHLIN6S... WHO CAM SAVE YOU MOW^^ SAM J JONC* kKLOOY ANOOItON MAX VON SYOOW X OMNf LLA MUTI TOPOI. TIMOTHY U OALTON«PCTIN«m*aAM>C*WHANS)t.ES*CO ki N*Ml MNO OC LAUMtNTW CMracted by MWt MO©«« iC
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        Breast-bottle battle
        1313 6 WHEN It comes to breastfeeding of babies, there are three categories of modern women: Those who simply want to be rid of the "tiresome chore"; the shallowness of modernity here is revealed by their ignorance or negligence of the scientific claims of the nutritional superiority of breast milk
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        657 6 A VOLUNTARY code that would ban promotion of infant formulas that would discourage breastfeeding was adopted by a committee of the World Health Organisation (WHO) last week. The three countries that voted against the adoption were the United States, Chad and Bangladesh. Ninety-three countries
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        55 6 <9|jDL|sLoir6uT firuTOQJ! Romba rusi. Aji-no-moto makes you say the nicest things about food. You don't have to be Indian to know just how good rice and curry on a banana leaf can taste. And all it takes is a little Aji-no-moto. To make a great curry better. Romba rusi it's
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        117 6 The Special line for sensitive skins nil Gentle Strength ~W^^ A specialised range of skin care W~ W products designed to give day-long protection, nourishment and the inner resistance that all delicate, sensitive skins need. r Nine marvellously soothing, non- irritating, yet efficient skin care products that gently cleanse, refresh
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        945 7 B^bw. KS< A lite I ft j* b^t J^ H^^r i MVM V Godfather! Is young Marlon Brando look- wm JB r alike (far left) really wild Frenchman Claude? (fl And hair's to Miss Yeo Chmg Yong (above), B who refuses to be out-dereked or bo-ed over V by 10
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        191 7 1 1 I 1 I B^P^ J| v| bVv I i RiHiiH If /^f B^B^B^B^B^BH *w^lß^B^^»_^ aßfl B^BV' v^ < vv B^B^B^B^B^H Bn» .^.J_.^Bfl B^V/' >». r <D \_^t^ v\ IN > Hi I 1 JUB mmmift j S Si© •^fe* A comprehensive book \/¥k^WmwHm\ M t X>l w on
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      1315 8 'Y' we will not For|eifc For 70 years, the "V" has stood its ground, fending off the ravages of the Japanese Occupation, the pounding feet of young athletes, the deafening sound of decades of choirs and much more. But now the time has come for the old building, its wooden
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        292 8 OVERSEAS UNION TRUST TANGLIN BRANCH. OFFICIAL OPENING TODAY. Our Tanglin Branch opens for lut business from today, Monday, \X. Air May 25, 1981 at >O F 3 1 1 Ml G3 Thong Teck Building, U) N^///^ t t^ ng 1 5 Scotts Road, Cs^§»^jt DG Singapore 0922. L CT^q^ Tel:
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        38 8 YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC WORKS Measuring Instruments 2509 Digital! > S Meter Peii Recorder mm Process Instrumentation Systems are also available! VANGUARD CO. VANCO 87, Jalan Ampang, 16. Jalan Lodam. Kuala Lumpur 01-17, Singapore 1953. Tel: ***** Tel: *****2 v _y
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        279 9 ici \w\ii:\\vlt% nLv ■»>: H HIET OFFERS YOU NOT A COURSE BUT A CAREER PROSPECT! Aviation has made substantial progress in the last few decades and has become one of the World's largest Industries. Training Engineers to maintain the sophisticated giant airships in airworthy condition is no simple task No
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        342 9 Fixed Deposits 1 month ov; oa m I (Minimum Ss 1O,OOO) /Qr** I 121 2 months Qi/o/ nQa I (Minimum S$ 5,000) V/*l /Or 11 1 I I 3 months Q%%na (Minimum SSS.OOO) /<\> /Qr I'"'1 I 1 For rates on S$lOQ,OOO and over, call *****15 J f SPECIAL LOANS
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        687 10 invites applications for the post of:DECKHAND Requirements: Primary education Satisfactory horbour craft/boat handling experience. Ability to swim and speak Malay. Above 18 years of age Must have perfect eyesight. Solory: Total emolument ranges from $327/- to $381/- per month. Those who hove completed full-time National Service may be granted increments
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        419 10 SALES MANAGER PLASTICS RAW MATERIALS Around $40,000 $50,000 p.a. Profit Sharing Due to our continued expansion and the establishment of a USA office, it has became optima! for our present Plastic Sales Manager to be moved into a regional responsibility where his expertise can be exploited This has therefore created
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        563 10 PUBLIC UTILITIES BORRD We invite applicotions for the following appointments: (A) SHIFT COMPUTER OPERATOR (B) METER READER (C) CONSUMER SERVICES ASSISTANT (D) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST (E) JUNIOR BIOLOGICAL ASSISTANT QUALIFICATIONS MINIMUM COMMENCING SALARY (excluding NS increment.) A GCE (minimum 2 'A' and 2 'O' level passes or equivalent) or GCE
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        573 10 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invite applications from Singapore Citizens for the position of FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT whose main responsibilities include the administration and control of general ledger functions, preparation and interpretation of 'inancial and management accounts and reports and taxation matters. The incumbent who will report to the Manager
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        692 11 f SHERIFFS SALE > MOTOR SWP OR VESSEL "WANETTA I" (Admiralty in Rem No. 360 of 1976) PARTICULARS OF VtSSEL Nome of Vmtl -WANETTA T Typ. Non-propelled tank borge of aH welded stee) construction, with accommodation on board for 58 persons Accommodation superstructure located aft Tank capacity of 54,700 cv
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        257 11 We have moved. As from Today, Monday, May 25,1981 our Head Office is at r^^Tv 146 Robinson Road m 7/7 Singapore 0106 E I 9 "^fae> Tel: *****97 (6 lines) 1 tf Lj I OVERSEAS UNION TRUST LTD. (A Subsidiary Finance Company of Overseas Union Bankl A lei HOTEL GRAND
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        479 11 IN THE MATTES OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. US AND IN THE MATTES OF AZAB TRADING PBIVATE UNITED (Meartew'ViUiliiy UyUtnn) FINAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 272 of the Companies Act, Cap. 18S that the Final General Meeting of Members of the abovenamed Company will be held
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        782 11 JULY 1981 INTAKE Applications are invited for admission to the following part-time Industrial Skill Development Courses commencing 1 3 July 8 1 These courses wiH be conducted in modules and are at the National Trade Certificate Grade 2 and 3 levels National Trad* Certificate Grade 2 (NTC-2) Air-conditioning Refrigeration Mechanics
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        515 11 NEW WADO TOURS (SPORE) PTE. LTD. Following our advertisement on 22/ 5/81, this is to inform that Mr Eiichi Shibamoto has now no authority to commit the company nor has he any authority to collect any monies on the company's behalf. Will any persons to whom Mr Eiichi Shibamoto has
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        643 12 r A (WANG) j PT METRODATA INDONESIA P.T. Metrodata is Indonesia's fastest growing computer company. We have more than 160 Wang Computer and Word Processing installations. This is more than any other computer supplier in Indonesia. To meet the increasing demand for our products and services, we have three full
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        616 12 KMNUS wmmm^. tttfH^^^H Cathay fticitk .ire looking for more flight hostesses Cathay Pacific are growing needing more people to give our passengers throughout Asia, to Australia, the Middle East and the U.K. the excellent service they've come to expect Irom us. 'If you're 5 ft. 3 in. to 5 ft
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        443 12 -^■■■^^^^B^^^^^T^^i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^aJ LaW the leading company handling the service, maintenance, sales, systems design. Bfc^^H I installation and commissioning of sophisticated electronic electrical equipment in l^k I the Aviation field offers excellent career opportunities to both males and females to I I develop as skilled Aircraft Maintenance personnel through its Traineeship Pro-
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        363 12 I (|D] REDEVELOPMENT 1 >CM AUTHORITY Applications are invited from suitably quoli- I fied Singopore citizens for appointment as ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Qualification* and Experience Degree from a recognised University with a good command of English and report writing Preference will be given to those with previous experience in personnel, and
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