The Straits Times, 22 July 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    NTI: FULLEST SUPPORT FROM GOVT
    880 1 Full range of courses by late 80's By Our Parliamentary Reporters THE government yesterday pledged its fullest support for the development of the Nanyang Technological Institute which should, by the late Eighties, be able to provide a full range of both general and honours degree
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    Stint at work site 'part of civil defence'
    346 1 Stint at work site 'part of civil defence' NATIONAL servicemen training m the construction trades will m fact be carrying out duties relevant to the overall defence of Singapore, Parliament was told yesterday. The Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong, told the House that part of Singapore's civil
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    Lock icon Black clouds from volcano
    57 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Gamkonora volcano on Halmahera Island m the Molucca Sea, about 2500 km north-east of Jakarta, erupted yesterday, sending up thick black clouds over the Island, Antara news agency reported today. Villagers living around the volcano, which first erupted last March, have evacuated the
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    Another 21 points sliced off ST shares index
    179 1 Another 21 points sliced off ST shares index PRICES took another dive at the Stack Exchange of Singapore yesterday as continuing tight liquidity and bad sentiments deepened the gloom. At the cad at the day, the Straits Times Industrials Index was down another 21.41 points ta 855.81. As interest rate*
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    Lock icon Riot probe
    21 1 MANCHESTER, Tues. Police today ordered an inquiry into accusations of police brutality during street riots here last week. AFP.
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    Lock icon Viets, Khmer Rouge locked in battle at Thai border
    173 1 Viets, Khmer Rouge locked in battle at Thai border BANGKOK, Tuesday HEAVY fighting involving tanks and rockets have broken out between Vietnamese troops and Khmer Rouge guerillas m western Kampuchea near the Thai border, military sources said today. They added the Vietnamese, armed with tanks and rockets, attacked the Khmer
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    Lock icon Man gives up after plane hijack
    103 1 Man gives up after plane hijack WEST BERLIN, Tues. An unidentified man, who hijacked a Polish passenger plane In Katowice m Poland and compelled the pilot to fly here, surrendered soon after the aircraft landed, police said. The aircraft, an Antonov24, with SO people on board was on an internal
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    Lock icon Lanka visit postponed
    44 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. Indian President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, who was to go to Sri Lanka and Indonesia next month, has postponed the visit, the Press Trust o( India (PTI) said today. Howevet there was no official announcement of the postponement. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 2.8m jobless in Britain
    157 1 2.8 m jobless in Britain LONDON, Tues BRITAIN'S jobless total has risen to 11.8 per cent of the workforce, a record since the Great Depression of the *****, according to government figures published today. The latest figures showed 2,851,623 people out of work, a sharp rise of 171,153 on last
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    2 charged with taking bribes to fix matches
    246 1 NATIONAL Intermediate soccer players Moh*med Roza.ll bin Alias, 11, ud Mail bin PalJan, 23, were charged la a magistrate's court yesterday with accepting fMffc and agreeing to accept another $11,IN to Ox matches durIni the llth Mara Ha 11 m soccer toarsament
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    DRAMATIC TEST WIN FOR ENGLAND
    72 1 ENGLAND snatched a dramatic 18-runs victory over Australia m the Third Test at Headingley yesterday. Fast bowler Bob Willis shattered the Australian batting m their second innings with a Test career-best of eight for 43. Australia were all out for 111 after England, m an
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    Lock icon Search for smugglers
    68 1 ROME, Tues. The narcotics squad here has stepped up its search for heroin smugglers following three deaths From overdoses last week, bringing Rome's total this year to 23. Police believe last week's deaths were caused by addicts using heroin adulterated by cheap chemical additives. Heroin is always
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    Lock icon Ceasefire term: 'Get guerillas out of Lebanon'
    515 1 TEL AVIV, Tuesday ISRAEL Radio reported today that Prime Minister Menachem Begin had laid down a condition for an Israeli ceasefire the removal of Palestinian guerillas from Lebanon. Quoting a ministerial source, the radio said Mr Begin put the condition to United States
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    Lock icon Reagan holds back more F-16s
    257 1 Reagan holds back more F-16s OTTAWA, Tues. President Ronald Reagan has ordered an extension of the suspension of US shipments of F-16 jet fighters to Israel following fresh Israeli attacks on Lebanon. He issued the order last night while attending the seven-nation summit near here. US officials said they expected
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    Lock icon LATEST SOVIETS CALL FOR SANCTIONS
    58 1 LATEST SOVIETS CALL FOR SANCTIONS MOSCOW, Toes. The Soviet Union today called for International sanction* against Israel for Its bombing of Lebanon. In aa authoritative statement broadcast by Radio Moscow, the official Soviet aews agency Taw said: "The Israeli aggressor mast suffer the strictest International sanctions Included In the charter
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      570 2 Asean-West unionists 9 talks ASEAN unionists plan to meet their European Economic Community counterparts next year to discuss the increasing protectionist policies of developed countries. NTUC president C. V. Devan Nair said the meeting may generate greater understanding by both sides. The EEC is willing to sponsor the dialogue
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      COMMENT
      218 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE are compelling reasons for the MCA to close ranks and present a united front If It hope* to represent Chinese Interests effectively. ISRAEL'S persistent attacks on Palestinian targets m Lebanon only serve to worsen the conflict In the Middle East while hampering a peaceful
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      188 2 INSURANCE COMPUTER TO TRACK DOWN ARSONISTS THE General Insurance Association of Singapore will introduce a computer-controlled system early next year to track down arsonists and cut down on fraudulent fire claims. Plans to introduce this computer system, officially known as the Insurance Register of Losses (IRL), were mentioned
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      BACKGROUND
      92 2 PROTECTION CLAMOUR DESPITE talk tc the contrary, protectionism is still rife in the European Economic Community, with textile manufacturers, car makers and other v constantly clamouring for more protection against imports. Continued competition comes from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and the industrialising countries. Unemployment in the EEC is at
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      532 2 Not for Pol Pot THE UPSHOT of the Kampuchea talks are not to pave the way for Pol Pot's return to power and it would be wrong to conclude that China had thwarted Asean efforts to block Pol Pot's path. This is stated by Singapore's permanent ambassador
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      SPORTS
      265 2 Awaiting decision THE Football Association of Singapore yesterday said Fandi Ahmad and Malik Awab will not be considered for any national commitment until the outcome of their disciplinary hearing is known. Their cases are now with the FAS Council. The two will thus not be m the 25-member squad
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      SECTION 2
      398 2 Adventure unlimited JAMES BARCLAY took a stroll through Borneo. A stroll which lasted six months and took his heart away. He has left it with the tribes who live uncomplicated lives, covet nothing and deceive nobody. After that stroll, he is now sailing the Pacific islands m search
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      170 2 Highway hunt POLICE m four states are hunting three triggerhappy robbers prowling the 370-km stretch from Johore Baru to Kuala Lumpur. Special squads are patrolling all trunk roads leading to the captial. Sources said Singapore police are assisting m the operation and a police chief says "it
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      Lock icon Surprise bid to end prison fast fails
      331 3 BELFAST, Tues. An unexpected attempt to break the Maze Prison hunger strike deadlock collapsed early today and any chance of saving the life of Kieran Doherty, who has not eaten for 61 days, appeared remote. Two officials of the Northern Ireland Office went
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      Lock icon Lankans offered cash to go home
      213 3 WEST BERLIN, Tuesday WEST Berlin authorities, struggling to cope with an influx of refugees from Sri Lanka, yesterday offered them US$lOO (SJ2IS) each if they would go home. More than 2,000 Sri Lankans have applied for asylum m West Berlin since the beginning of
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      Lock icon Roland's killer punch
      87 3 Pictures from left show m sequence a US Roland missile tracking and destroying its target a drone over the White Sands Missile Range m New Mexico recently. The drone was augmented with a radar transmitter to make the target appear the size of an Air Force F-86.
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      Lock icon 'No' to proposal on whaling ban
      170 3 BRIGHTON, Tuesday A British proposal, backed by the United States, for an indefinite worldwide ban on commercial whaling was rejected today by the International Whaling Commission. For the seventh straight year, anti-whaling nations failed to drum up the necessary 75 per cent majority to
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      Jail for bomb threat man
      105 3 LONDON, Ties. American Ronald Rosario Rampolla, alias Ronald Zen, 42, was sentenced by a London magistrate's court today to three months' Imprisonment for sending a fake bomb to Queen Elizabeth 11. In May, Zen sent the Queen a package containing a matchbox filled with oap
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      Lock icon Crisis at European security meeting
      211 3 MADRID, Tues. The marathon European Security Conference entered a critical phase yesterday after East and West both rejected proposals by the other side to break the deadlock. Soviet delegates said the plan tabled by the United States and its Nato allies was one-sided, while Western
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      Lock icon S'pore ship sinks
      44 3 HALIFAX (Nova Scott* Tues. The Singaporeregistered container ship Bergllnd, damaged In a collision with a Danish ship m dense fog on Sunday night, sank yesterday off Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, the coast guard said. There was no one on board. Renter.
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      Lock icon Turk who shot Pope refuses to attend trial
      254 3 Turk who shot Pope refuses to attend trial ROME, Tues TURKISH terrorist Mehmet Ali Agca refused to appear m court today for the second day of his trial on charges of trying to kill Pope John Paul IT Instead, the bearded 23-year-old sent a message to Chief Judge Severino Santiapichi
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      Lock icon Another cub?
      36 3 MEXICO CITY, Tues. Yin Yin, Mexico's giant panda, is expecting her second cub this week almost a year after giving birth to the world's first naturally-conceived panda bom m captivity, zoo officials said. Reuter.
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      453 3 IS GOLD UNDERVALUED AT US$42O PER OUNCE? The price of gold, which reached dizzy heights only last year, is now floating just around the US$42O level. If you are thinking of investing m gold, what market indications must you look at before you make a move? The Gold Barometer, published
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      Lock icon Hua under renewed attack for political persecution
      167 4 Hua under renewed attack for political persecution BEIJING, Tues. The Chinese Communist Party today stepped up its attack on former chairman Hua Guofeng, publicly blaming him for political arrests and persecution after he succeeded Mao Zedong five years ago. In an article, the party newspaper People's Daily expanded on criticisms
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      Lock icon The new Miss Universe
      85 4 MISS Venezuela, Irene Saez Conde, being crowned Miss Universe on Monday In New York by outgoing Miss Universe Shawn Weatherby. Miss Conde, 19, an engineering student tram Caracas, was selected from 15 other contestants vying for the title of "the most beautiful girl In the world".
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      Lock icon Five-point guideline for Khmer Rouge guerillas
      253 4 Five-point guideline for Khmer Rouge guerillas BANGKOK, Tues. AT A secret session, Kampuchea's toppled Khmer Rouge Government issued guidelines for its guerilla fighters, calling on them to pledge their commitment to free elections after the withdrawal of occupying Vietnamese troops, the Khmer Rouge radio said today. Five points were listed
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      Lock icon US to sell Japan $135 m missiles
      142 4 US to sell Japan $135 m missiles WASHINGTON, Tues. The defence department yesterday notified Congress it intended to sell Japan four sea-to-air Phalanx missiles and support equipment for US$63 (SJI3S) million. Defence officials said the missiles would be used on two new destroyers being equipped m Japan, a guidea-missile destroyer
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      Lock icon Talks not aimed at returning Pol Pot to power
      356 4 UNITED NATIONS, Tims. SAYS TOMMY KOH SINGAPORE'S permanent ambassador to the United Nations, Mr Tommy Koh yesterday denied that the upshot of the Kampuchea Conference here was to ease a return to power by the ousted Pol Pot regime. Hailing the
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      Lock icon All that jazz for a 100-hour record
      161 4 TOKYO, Tnea. When the II Japanese and one American J»u musicians swing Into a rendition at Charlie Parker's Now's the Time last weekend, It marked the time for them when, at long last, they could get a good night's sleep after more than
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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        Lock icon Altar boy's mouth wash
        87 6 A 13-YEAR-OLD altar boy m Denver has filed a complaint against a neighbour who washed the boy's mouth out with soap for spitting and swearing m front of her. Richard Tate, an altar boy at St Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, said Bonnie Towne "accused me
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        Lock icon Three 'little' pigs
        72 6 IT WAS a caper Miss Piggy might have enjoyed. Two police officers m La Habra, California, cautiously approached a car whose trunk was shaking violently. They untied a rope that kept the trunk shut and raised the lid slowly. Inside, they found three pigs a 140-kg male
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        Lock icon Going for the 'real thing'
        66 6 MONEY was not the concern of burglars who broke into a petrol station m Thibodaux, Louisiana, on Monday. They were after the "real thing" CocaCola bottle caps. Police said the burglars apparently were after the caps at Ken's Texaco station because of a promotional contest
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      Lock icon France to start big arms sale in policy switch
      482 6 PARIS, Tue« IN A reversal of policy after weeks of soulsearching, France's new socialist government has decided to launch a major arms export drive. President Francois Mitterrand's Administration wants to do more business with Arab states, France's chief clients for advanced
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      Lock icon Choice of bank delays Iran funds transfer
      149 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States and Iran have been unable to agree on an international bank, delaying the transfer of USs2billion (SR3 billion) m Iranian assets frozen when the US Embassy m Teheran was seized m November 1979. "I think it will be
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      Lock icon Asians, Latin Americans in Sinai force
      252 6 Asians, Latin Americans in Sinai force WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE State Department said yesterday that troops from unspecified nations m Latin America and Asia will probably join Israeli, Egyptian and American soldiers m a new peace-keeping force for the Sinai. "It appears thus far i that we will be able to
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      Lock icon Japanese on way to plants that 'live on air'
      191 6 Japanese on way to plants that 'live on air' TOKYO, Tues. Japa nese scientists believe they are close to creating a new breed erf farm crops that will not need artificial fertilisers, the Kyodo News Service reported today. Scientists at the National Institute of Genetics m Mishima, Tokyo, are cutting
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      Lock icon How to do nothing and get paid for it
      209 6 LOS ANGELES, Toes. "Don't inst stand there do nothing," is Mr BUI Fnqua's motto. Mr Fuqna, 3t, does nothing for a living and supports himself quite well at it, getting up to USfl^N (SK,7fc) an kov. He is paid to stand
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Reagan stands firm on US fiscal policy
      403 7 OTTAWA, Tv««, THE seven-nation Western summit ends today with President Ronald Reagan standing firm on fiscal policy, despite strong European pressure for lower US interest rates. Government leaders of the West's leading democracies will wind up the two-day conference with a call for
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      Oops! A diplomatic oversight by Mrs T
      90 7 MONTEBELLO (Quebec), Tues. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher walked by the President of France yesterday without recognising him at the first full meeting of the seven industrialised democracies bat she immediately apologised. After entering the Chateau Montebello where the talks were held, the British
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      Lock icon Accord to avert US postal strike collapses
      367 7 WASHINGTON, Tues A TENTATIVE agreement to avert a nation-wide postal strike m the United States collapsed early today less than an hour after it was announced by union negotiators. However talks aimed at finding a settlement to the dispute carried on. The agreement
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      Lock icon Call to fight prostitution
      54 7 SHEFFIELD, Tues. A conference of the World Council of Churches has urged member churches to study ways of reducing organised international prostitution, a spokesman said yesterday. Delegates heard accounts of Westerners travelling to Third World countries for sexual purposes and of women, sometimes as young as
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      Lock icon Cable causes dam blaze
      226 7 WASHINGTON, Tues. A kilometre-long cable overheated and burst into flames at Grand Coulee Dam yesterday, closing down three of the world's largest hydroelectric generators for at least several months, authorities said. Although the fire immediately halted the flow of 1,900 megawatts of electricity to the north-west
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      Lock icon Writer of prison life wanted by police
      154 7 NEW YORK, Tues. Police hunted former convict Jack Henry Abbott for questioning m a murder just as the country's book reviewers were hailing his account of prison life as a literary masterpiece. Police want to question Abbott, 37, the author of the widely-praised
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      Lock icon Trade barriers pose a threat to future of EEC
      701 8  - Trade barriers pose a threat to future of EEC NICHOLAS BRAY THE EEC is entangled m a web of trad* restrictions as governments and industry try to fight joblessness and weak balances of payments. A commission report says hindrances to trade like customs barriers between EEC states are undermining the
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      829 8  - Embassies under siege by Poles seeking visas COLIN McINTYRE By m Warsaw POLES are streaming abroad m increasing numbers to work, with the apparent encouragement of a government struggling to provide, food and fobs. Faced with the worst economic crisis since World War n, which has emptied store shelves and
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    Asean unions plan to meet their EEC counterparts
    430 9  -  K. BALA By ASEAN trade union leaders are planning to hold a dialogue with their counterparts from the European Economic Community early next year to discuss economic issues especially the increasing protectionist policies by developed countries. Disclosing this yesterday, NTUC president Mr
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    Devan to quit as head of Asian confederation
    282 9 MR C.V. DEVAN NAIR is to quit as President of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions-Asian Regional Organisation soon. In doing so, he will be paving the way for the appointment of Dr Wan Soon Bee, deputy director (industrial relations) of
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    TWO MEN ADMIT USING FORGED PASSPORTS
    158 9 TWO MEN ADMIT USING FORGED PASSPORTS TWO businessmen, both holders of their own legitimate passports, yesterday admitted entering Singapore on four occasions with 'orged Thai passports. Both Ang Boon Tye, 50, a Singaporean, and Wey Jeng Cheng, 52, a Taiwanese, were jailed a day and fined $1,000. Asst Supt H.L.
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    Motorcyclist dies in crash
    55 9 instantly when the motorcycle which he was riding was involved m a three-vehicle crash at the junction of Choa Chu Kang and Jalan Parut, at 7.05 a.m. on Monday. His machine crashed with a private bus and a van. Police said Mr Quek's head was pinned
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    China's rep to man trade office here
    121 9 CHINA'S new con mercial representative office here will be headed by i senior official from its Ministry of Foreign Trade. He is Mr Xi the director of th<? fourth bureau, Ministry of Foreign Trade. Mr Xi was a member of a delegation led
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    Lock icon Singing his way home to Manila
    111 9 Singing his way home to Manila IS the qilet and brightly-lit underpass, below the hustle mad hurtle tt Semite Road, Filipino musician Franctoc* de Castro, 2s, Is seen here belting oat a repertoire of coantry and Western, folk and pop tones. He strummed his galtar, sang and played his harmonic*
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    Technician accepts lower damages
    99 9 Technician accepts lower damages TECHNICIAN Ho Peng Chiu, who sued his waitress wife for a divorce on grounds of adultery, yesterday accepted a payment offer of $2,800 for damages and costs from "the other man" Mr Teo Lai Huat, of Dover Road. Mr Teo had originally opposed the damages claim
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    Chamber music
    91 9 A CHAMBER music recital will be held at the Victoria Concert Hall on Friday at 8 p.m. Chen Chien-Tai will be at the violin, Chen Chien-Am, cello and Dominique Weber, piano. Tickets at $3, $5, {8, $10 and $15 are on sale at C.K. Tang, Cold Storage, Yamaha
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    Raja's date
    37 9 THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, will launch Kampung Glam's crime prevention campaign at the Crawford community centre at 8 p.m. today. Mr Rajaratnam is also the MP for the area.
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    Significant rise in dust particles in the atmosphere last year
    222 10 AIR pollution levels last year remained fairly similar to the previous year's except for a significant increase m suspended particles. The increase In susKnded particles could due to increased building activity, says the Prime Minister's Office Antl-pollotion I'nlt m Its
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    Small unit's big task of keeping tabs on the air in Singapore
    589 10  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By WITH a staff of 42 and an annual budget of $1 million, the Anti-Pollution Unit of the Prime Minister's Office is a modest set-up. Yet, the unit is entrusted with the job of keeping
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    Ratnam case: 'He told me to tell truth'
    115 10 A FORMER secretary of businessman Isaac Paul Ratnam, on trial with another businessman Ng Fook Khaw on 40 cheating charges, told a district court yesterday that Ratnam had once told her to tell the police the truth and not worry about him.
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    Air cadets for US
    62 10 TWO cadets and an officer of the National Cadet Corps (Air) left for the United Stales yesterday as part of the International Air Cadet Exchange 1981 programme. Lt Leonardo S Doeaisamy, and Cadets Tan Tai Seong and Ng Beng Tiong will be guests of the Civil
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    Firemen called to help with vice raid
    162 10 Firemen called to help with vice raid FIREMEN were called out yesterday afternoon to rescue a young Thai woman who tried to escape a police anti-vice raid on a flat m Poney Mansion, Bencoolen Street. Following a tip-off that some Thai women were m a seventh floor flat there, ClD's
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    Murder, suicide theory
    72 10 POLICE investigating the death of a couple with their throats slit m a flat m Pandan Garden, Jurong, on Monday, have classified the case as murder cum suicide. The bodies of Miss Ng Hup Kwan, 30, and Mr Khong Hong, 34, were found m the master bedroom
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    SIX PARK ROBBERY SUSPECTS HELD
    69 10 POLICE have arrested six people believed to have been responsible for terrorising courting couples m the Farrer Park and Toa Pay oh Park areas. They are believed to have held up at least eight couples last week. Police yesterday appealed to couples who have been
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    IAC raps director over seaman's wages
    433 10 IAC raps director over seaman's wages THE president of the Industrial Arbitration Court rapped the director of a shipping company yesterday for trying to "wriggle out" of an agreement to pay its seamen from the day they are certified fit for duty by the company's doctor. Mr Tan Boon Chiang
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    Exhibition on
    34 10 THE Culture Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, will open the exhibition. The Land Transport of Singapore: from Early Times to the Present, at the Victoria Exhibition Hall on July 28 at 5.30 p.m.
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORT 1 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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      Only a year's wait for families who want to swop flats
      492 12 Occupancy period slashed FAMILIES wishing to swop their flats with others to live near parents or children will m future no longer have to wait five years before doing so. The HDB will be reducing the minimum occupancy period
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      Most can afford new prices
      239 12 HOUSING Board figures show that an overwhelming majority of applicants can afford the higher prices. Only 0.28 per cent of 94,400 on the waiting list or 260 people changed to smaller flats between May 17 and June 30 The announcement of the increase m flat
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      New park will be built in Bedok North Estate
      434 12 New park will be built in Bedok North Estate A PARK will be developed for residents m Neighbourhood 5, Bedok North Estate, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said. It will be m the open space m front of Blocks 551, 552 and 554, he said m reply to a
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      'CL2 easier for Chinese pupils than ML2'
      340 12 FIGURES show that Chinese pupils taking another second language such as Malay, instead of their mother tongue, do not do well m the subject, Minister of State (Education) Dr Tay Eng Soon, said yesterday. The results were better when they take their Br
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      No acute labour shortage in hotel industry
      266 12 No acute labour shortage in hotel industry THE hotel industry is not suffering an acute shortage of labour. It is just short of waitresses and chambermaids mainly, Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) Eugene Yap said yesterday. More workers would be needed m the next five years as another 13,500 rooms are expected
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      Eunos estate to get new bus service
      90 12 A SERVICE linking Eunos Industrial Estate to the bus terminal at Geylang Lorong 1 has been planned, the Communications and Labour Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong. said yesterday. Mr Ong, replying to Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri (Kampung Übi), said the new service would
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      Bigger workshops for Punggol next year
      228 12 TENANTS m Punggol estate who need bigger workshops can tender for one of the 64 Housing Board terrace workshops m nearby Defu estate which will be ready next year. Disclosing this, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said the terrace workshops at Block 12,
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      $24,000 grant for CCs inadequate
      137 12 THE $24, Hi grant for new community centres to boy furniture and equipment is "hopelessly Inadequate," the Prime Minister said, through Senior Minister of State (Prime Minister's Office) Lee Khoon Choy. The matter Is being reviewed and the new grants will be knovn soon. Mr
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      Lock icon Airport bus service to Changi Village
      105 12 Airport bus service to Changi Village TOURISTS arriving at Singapore Changi Airport will soon be able to visit Changi Village. The Department of Civil Aviation intends to arrange, on a trial basis, a limited bus service for tourists from the airport passenger terminal building to the cargo complex. From there,
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      VDUs not harmful but may cause eye strain
      274 12 VDUs not harmful but may cause eye strain VISUAL display units (VDUs) do not emit any harmful radiation but some aspects of their use may cause eye strain. So there is no need to do a study on the health hazards they pose. Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei
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      FROM THE GALLERY
      487 12 FROM THE GALLERY THE one-day sitting of Parliament yesterday was an affair conducted mainly by the younger set m Singapore's political leadership. Daring question time, the senior ministers were content to sit back and listen while their young lieutenants took to the floor to answer a myriad queries from backbenchers.
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORT 2
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      Exams board to be set up for computer staff
      991 13 4 IT WOULD not be to Singapore's advantage and It would be very disappointing If, say, II, IS yean later, the Prime Minister has to send Dr Gob and his task force team to clear a mess which could have been
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      Liability for oil slicks 'no extra burden'
      266 13 Liability for oil slicks 'no extra burden' COMMUNICATIONS Minister Ong Teng Cheong said acceding to the International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damages puts no extra burden on Singapore. On the contrary, it will ensure that Singapore is adequately compensated for any damage suffered from oil pollution. Mr
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      PSA can now recover costs
      59 13 THE Port of Singapore Authority can now recover from the owner of a vessel or the occupier of a place the cost it incurs for removing the oil they discharged m Singapore waters. This is provided (or m the Prevention of Pollution of the Sea
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      'Raising betting tax will not deter gamblers'
      504 13 'Raising betting tax will not deter gamblers' RAISING the tax on betting and sweepstakes would merely increase government revenue instead of discouraging gambling, the MP for Whampoa, Dr Augustine Tan, said. Urging the government to evaluate its policies on gambling, Dr Tan suggested that the best thing would be to
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      Sikh Gurdwara Boards to be merged
      384 13 Sikh Gurdwara Boards to be merged THE two Sikh Gurdwara Boards running the community's two temples are to be amalgamated. The move would pave the way for the building of a central Sikh temple, said acting Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar yesterday. He assured the Sikh community that members
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      House 'yes' to that $600,000 exemption
      306 13 House 'yes' to that $600,000 exemption THE Estate Duty (Amendment) Bill, which raises the existing exemption ceiling for houses from 1200,000 to $600,000, was passed yesterday. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen, m moving the second reading of the Bill, said its aim was to give legislative effect to the estate
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      World Bank allowed to issue shares in Singapore
      212 13 World Bank allowed to issue shares in Singapore THE World Bank will be allowed to issue shares, debentures, bonds, notes and other securities m Singapore under a new section m the Bret ton Woods Agreements (Amendment) Bill, passed m Parliament yesterday. At present, it is barred from doing so under
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    25,000 new phone lines by this month
    225 13 25,000 new phone lines by this month ANOTHER 25,000 telephone lines will be installed by the end of the month to boost the total telephone network size of Singapore and thus, service to the public. Of these, 15.000 will serve residents m Jurong East and West New Towns, Bukit Batok
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    Court awards $16,000 for broken leg
    98 13 CONTRACTOR Bay Yock Chwee, 43, who broke his right leg m a traffic accident three years ago, was awarded $16,000 damages and costs by the High Court yesterday. Mr Johnny Seah, for Mr Bay, said the defendant, motorist Lee Hong Liong, 25, had agreed
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    Road to be closed
    86 13 PART of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, near the Ang Mo Kio Town Garden, will be closed to traffic tomorrow from 12.30 a.m. to 5 a.m. This is to enable a pedestrian overhead bridge to be put up across the road. New bridge TRAFFIC along New
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    NS MAN FINED $250 FOR FORGING MEDICAL CHIT
    101 13 SAMSUL Hafar bin Abdullah, 19, was yesterday fined $250 by a district judge for forging a medical certificate. He admitted the offence. Assistant Superintendent H.L. Miranda told the court that Samsul had, on May 13, altered the certificate, which entitled him one
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    $1.8m in new equipment for faster mail delivery
    251 13  -  KOH YAN POH By THE Postal Services De| cry of two letter facing m October and a semi tpartment will take delivand cancelling machines i-automatic letter sorter 1 early next year. The equipment, costing $1.8 million were ordered from Japan's Nippon Electric
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    CC chess
    21 13 BUONA Vista community centre is organising an open chess championship at its premises on August 10 at 3 p.m.
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Tontines an offence reminder by police
      215 14 Tontines an offence reminder by police KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The police yesterday reminded the public that it is an offence to organise or take part m tontines (kootu) and urged them to refrain from such activities to prevent any untoward incidents. Under the Kootu Funds (Prohibition) Act 1971, an offender
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      Lock icon Mahathir: Don't make it an issue
      155 14 Mahathir: Don't make it an issue CHANOLOON (Kedaii), Ties. Datuk Berl Dr Mahathir Mohamad has expressed the tope that m sac wsbM make tke arrest sf Siddlq Msnamed Oksmse for bring a KGB agent an issae to farther their political Interests. The Prime Minister saM that certain quarters might ase
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      Lock icon No accord in air talks
      58 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The second round of the Malaysia-Japan air talks failed to reach agreement over a request for MAS to operate daily wide-bodied flights to Tokyo. According to an agency report, the Japanese made counter-proposals which contained a condition for increasing MAS flights to
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      For drinking
      40 14 KOTA BARU, Tues. Sixteen men and a woman were fined MJBO each by a syariah court here today for drinking liquor m public. All sixteen, including four soldiers and several government officers, pleaded guilty and paid their fines.
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      Lock icon Girl robbed
      32 14 PETALING JAVA, Tues. Three armed men masked with nylon stockings held up a 16-year-old girl m Jalan Changgai and escaped with MJ4.000 m cash and jewellery on Sunday night. NST
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      Teacher kills eight cobras in school
      119 14 MALACCA, Tues. A teacher killed eight cobras and saved a primary school pupil from being bitten by one of the snakes near here, the national news agency Bernama reported yesterday. It all started when a Standard Two pupil was confronted by a 1.5- metre
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      Hunt in four states for highwaymen
      341 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday Police m four states are on the trail of a gang of highwaymen active on the 370-kir» stretch from Johore Baru to Kuala Lumpur. Comprising two gunmen and an accomplice, police have described £hem as trigger-happy and more dangerous than previous
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      Lock icon Shock over Suhaimi's posting to Education
      244 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE United Chinese School Committees' Association expressed shock over the appointmnt of Datuk Haji Suhaimi Kamaruddin as Deputy Education Minister, the Star reported here today. The association m a statement said the appointment was "unacceptable" to Malaysian Chinese. The statement noted
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      Lock icon CABINET MEETING TODAY
      88 14 CABINET MEETING TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The new cabinet will hold its first meeting tomorrow during which Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad will outline to the ministers what he expects from them and their ministries. The Prime Minister will also put forward his thoughts on ways to continue with the
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      Lock icon Marble plant
      43 14 KUAXA LUMPUR, Tues. Kedah's Mentri Besar, Datuk Sen Syed Nahar Shahabuddin. and a senior state executive councillor, Datuk Haji Osman Aroff, left for Rome today to sign an agreement for the setting up of a marble factory on Langkawi Island AFP
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      214 14 COURAGE V* •j? CONFIDENCE V JL LEADERSHIP ofei haiudrt S 10 ways the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women s Acquire poise and confidence s Speak eHediveiy s Sell yourself and your ideas s Be at your best with any group s Remember names Think and speak on your
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      110 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp FE-EDIMG A> COOK wrU JK36S IF TWe BUTLER frilLx rmJkiiJ^- f" t-*OW DID GReAT potunpa:s appetite is I cokaes froka the i-^tw^ c look, i wired KEEPING KNE BROKE '> AGEMC/ WHILE Ii«AIM ["^VV^P^ttk Ot JI(36S? 7 MINA OM r^&l the
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    A case for lower pork prices?
    198 15 A case for lower pork prices? THE Consumers Association of Singapore will be meeting representatives of the Singapore Pork Merchants Association, probably to discuss the impending increase m pork prices. Case president Dr Lee Ngak Slang yesterday declined to elaborate. The SPMA is pushing ahead with its price increase of
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    RDC justifies prices of sand, granite
    523 15 THE Resources Development Corporation (RDC) has come out m defence of its decision to raise granite and sand prices to contractors by 40 to 50 per cent. Contractors had expressed dismay at the increases by RDC, which is government-owned and is the largest supplier
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    Civil servants still awaiting NWC pay
    402 15 CIVIL servants will have to wait another two or three weeks before they will know what they are getting from this year's National Wages Council recommendations. It is two months since the NWC guidelines of $32 plus 6-10 per cent were announced on May
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    Clippie lent a hand to busy shopper
    291 15 THE courtesy of an SBS conductress on Service 175 earned her a bouquet from a family she helped on Monday. Mr K. Michael Mahen dran, 37, he and his family boarded the bus after a shopping spree m Selegie Road. He said: "The
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    On advanced welding
    49 15 NGEE Ann Technical College'! Shipbuilding and Repair Technology Department wUl hold a part-time evening course in advanced welding technology from Aug 31. The course is part of Ngee Ann's programme to provide continuing education to people already in the industry. For details ring 666B5 Ext 318
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    Robbers waited 45 min for haul
    214 15 Robbers waited 45 min for haul THREE rafcben paring m vWton ctlMiU gold jewellery w«rkslMp Im Nartli Bridge Road yesterday mornIng, ambushed the •waer aad wtwped with cmsh sod valuables worth nearly half a mllUon dollars. The rettery Is boHeved to he c si the I— get s*Mnp« ever staged
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    Dealings were strictly friendly, says counsel
    388 15 Dealings were strictly friendly, says counsel ASST SUPT of Police Gian Singh, did not solicit the gifts he is accused of receiving as bribes as his dealings were solely on the basis of personal friendship, a district court heard yesterday. Defence counsel Leo Fernando said that when Mr Quek Cheng
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  • The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1981
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      CLOSING RANK
      385 16 LEADERS of the Malaysian Chinese Association are gearing themselves for the party's annual convention next month. Well might they start applying their energy to putting their house m order. Perhaps more than any Malaysian political party, the MCA has had its share of factionalism. Nowhere is the bitterness
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      WAR OF ATTRITION
      355 16 A POSSIBLE peaceful solution to the Middle East conflict just got blasted out of the sky with the latest Israeli offensive against Palestinians m Lebanon. The attack can only lead to the inevitable an escalation of the crisis when Arab nations rally together m the face of
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    Lock icon US faces dilemma of what to do about Begin
    698 16  - US faces dilemma of what to do about Begin JAMES RESTON By ON the eve of President Ronald Reagan's first meeting with the other leaders of the industrial world m Ottawa, and at the start of his first attempt to renew peace negotiations m the Middle East, Israel bombed Palestinian
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    End of world oil glut may be approaching
    1461 16  -  YOUSSEF IBRAHIM PRICE RISES LIKELY AS PRODUCERS CUT OUTPUT, SAY EXPERTS By Writing for the Asian Wall Street Journal THE oil glut that has put pressure on some producing nations to lower prices and others to cut output may be drying up.
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    Oddities in Language
    585 16  -  ANDREW LESLIE By AN obvious question which arises when we pause to consider the forms and functions of human language (forms and functions which we normally take for granted) is this: How do we learn language m the first place as children? Consider for a moment the
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  • FORUM
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      Zoo's animal 'ambassadors'
      662 17 ON ANIMALS KEPT OR ABANDONED WE read the letter by June Wheatley, "Stop Illtreatment Of Animals" (ST. July 9) with both enthusiasm and' agreement. Ms Wheatley made reference to a recent article by an expert m animal behaviour, who criticised the act of forcing "timid animals to
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      Left near ant heap
      181 17 ON Jnly 12, while ant togging at Telok Siangan Rise. I suddenly heard a very weak meow. I stopped and looked around. What I saw made my heart ache with pity and anger. Three OtOe kittens had been thrown away by waewe, and they happened to
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      Help SPCA do more for strays
      484 17 THE only organisation m Singapore caring for the welfare of strays is the SPCA. Due to lack of funds, space, shortage of manPathetic ex-pets I REFER to June Wheatley's "Stop 111-Treatment Of Animals" (ST, July 9). The strays she mentioned are probably the victims
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        'Orphans' poser
        108 17 I SEE a number of young Malay boys and girls aged from about six to 15, begging at Arab Street, near the Sultan Mosque. Normally they ap- proach a member of the public and say that they are orphans. As far as I know, m Singapore, there is
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        Mosquitoes not repelled
        94 17 I REFER to the reader's complaint on the cockroach spray which failed to perform according to the advertiser's claims. I bought a sonic mosquito repellant which totally fails to do the job. I placed it within "earshot" of a specimen, which merrily continued flying around me. Yet
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        Bins badly handled
        97 17 WE would like to point out the following antics of the refuse collectors at Yew LJan Park. One can see many plastic dust-bins scattered around, because the bins and covers are thrown all over the place. Several plastic bins have been subjected to rough handling, resulting m
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        Some cylinders are not full
        112 17 WE have been using LP Gm for cocking for a number of yean. We have been wondering for some time how one can determine whether the dealers supply is a fall tank of LP Gas. We have noticed that sometimes oae tank of LP Gm
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        Can we have more pools?
        41 17 THE present number of public swimming pools is inadequate to meet the needs of the public. During weekends it is impossible to get a decent swim m any of the public pools. IRENE LEE Singapore 1231
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        Fast-food restrictions
        95 17 SIGNBOARDS saying "No food /beverages other than those purchasd here is allowed m the restaurant" appear m some fast-food restaurants. We were also told that this instruction came from a government department. Such notices are put inside the entrances. Shouldn't they be put up at the entrance for
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        Costs more to drink only
        99 17 AFTER we finished our coffee at a hotel, we asked for the bill. To our utter surprise, we were charged $3.50 per cup, when the price on the menu said $2.50. Later, the waiter pointed out a statement m small print: "Hot beverages per cup
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        No canteen, please
        163 17 THE HDB has committed a mistake m constructing the Ang Mo Kio Bus Interchange at the junction of Aye 3 and Aye 8, and close to Block 710. Apart from creating traffic congestion along the busy Aye 8, it is going to make life miserable for the
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      Impossible to rid all aircraft noise
      262 17 I REFER to the complaint hyf'Earplngged" (ST, Jaly 11), abentUKnotse problem canned by aircraft taking off from Singapore Chaagi Airport. Because of Singapore's limited slse ami Its pepalatiea density, It to simply not possible to eliminate aircraft noise altogether. By shifting the civil alrvert
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    669 18 6 NOW EVERYTIME I SEE CHILDREN ABOUT THAT AGE, I REMEMBER THE INCIDENT AND FEEL VERY SAD 9 THE judge sentenced him to eight months m jail and disqualified him from driving for five years. But bus driver Ng Ann Cheng, who knocked
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    ADMAN ON $119,000 BRIBE CHARGES
    80 18 PRODUCTION director Sxe I Ming, 54, of Batoy Advertising Pte Ltd was charged In a magistrate's court yesterday on 11 counts of accepting bribes totalling $119,2».48. He was alleged to have taken the money fr*m Tien Wak Press Pte Ltd m rewards fer Kiving his
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      3931 19 §AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SECTION INDEX Telephone Service: *****22 pepcnaiai c.-puircc Moodoy Fndoy 830om- 5 00 p m Or<*oory 80 cr* per word (m« $12 00) i^KflC HANOI SE T*ne» Centre 900 om- 500pm (Mm »58*50) Sundoy'T.Tws XJI, Hu!!J!iil2y2s» I New Indusmol Rood oft (Monday Fndoy) VIII ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL Upper
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      451 19 V BusifiessProiliicU. SwvJces I J^ 88 Buainaaa Opportunities LEATHER SALON EXQUISITE LEATHER AND LEATHER WARES FROM INDIA ON VIEW. ALL INTERESTED BUYERS ARE INVITED TO VISIT OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL SUITE 628, 9 A.M. TO 11 A.M. PROM 22ND TO 25TH JULY 1981. CHEMCROWN EXPORTS PRIVATE LIMITED Z*t CENTRAL AVBNUB CALCUTTA
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      626 19 ssw.ii ewwju wiiuaaiN for sale. Ever fast Esso quality bitumen emulsion from France selling at very compeUUve price. Available In 5 kilos and 215 kilos drums. Interested parties, please call *****37 WANTED PwUNCBJR WITH three hundred thousand dollars to Invest In viable publishing project Write with financial background and contact
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      471 20 46 Situation* Vacant a) Profession*! Executive N.D.T. MANAGER Local Company require* N.DT. Manager lo work in Singapore and South East Aaia region. QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: Fully conversant In all aspects of N.D.T. work and at least 5 years experience In the related field MmM appllcinli pleat* rap*** 8.T. BOX A***** No
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      3104 20 JtftllL" C1,ft USE M DM EH dktouw are invited to apply »or the tonowtng poaWcne:STORY WRITERS •Completed secondary education or Completed recognised apprenticeship training ftchemo 3 years similar exper ienoe Age below 35 years. TYP1STS/TREX OPERATORS •GCE 0 certificate holders Typing 50 wpm on electric typewriter Operate OKI telex machine
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      493 20 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS requires many KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Attractive salary for Openton with 1 to I years experience Only 2 routing shift* Sunday as off day Training for 30 w.p.m. Typists Intafwtod Ml asvssnswv at: 1421 INTERN ATONAL PLAZA 14TM FLOOR AMSONROAD SINOAPORE (BO7 TEL: *****S0/2 COKTIUM ENGINEERS FAR EAST PTE
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      457 20 Wo require argent* an ACCOUNT* CLOW Who can type, having at least obtained O' level and a Certificate In Book-keeping, preferably LCCI higher accounting or equivalent and relevant working experience. Salary from MOO will commensurate with qualification and experience. litter— tod apply hi MiMm m toto■ttanetoc ■vstkm omct sumjt pteltd
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      466 21 jr "IT 1 I i I q ir H DisplojfiMiil (11 A n Eiißjluiisuiit (I A N Efteptoyimnt fIA U Ciisylßyiuiil ij^ II Emptoymefit (jli i- Bm I i i ii —j i L BmL_ I i J 1 MM—M J I t L AeL_lL_ i i r i i.
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      632 21 EJLFCJIbsINCCO IN<sVr B CMMn Appir BYIWEY CLINIC 4« DRIB ROAD SIN IAPOREI233 TitL: *****33 Fsmati Auei—ts Clara i leawsi Able to hanr.le full set of Accounts up to balance. Age preferably 28 jts and above. Interested pleuse write to: S'pweiMl or Tel 4MISS4 eninelitiatpiliilniiiilter ACCOmrTSCLSMC lOt OUt TfeMewtf FbTWI. Must
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      991 21 RBOUIRED PERSONAL SECRETARY to Director. Minimum 3 years experience. Oood Shorthand and typing speed. Must have Initiative and can work Independently. Commencing Salary 5450 p.m. Interested please write to: Straits Oroup. Unit 704, Asia Chambers. No. 20, I McCailum Street Spore 0106. ESTABLISHED TRAOBPJ COMPANY In Jurong requires Immediately Oeneral
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      711 21 Company requires Clerk/Typist Experience preferred. Knowledge of Chinese advantageous. Tel: *****13. LOCAL CONTRACTOR FIRM requires a Female Oeneral Clerk m Jurong. Interested applicants please contact *****88 for an appointment RECg^PTrOMST/ TYPIST REOUMED by Established Real Estate Agency Full details to: S.T. Box A*****, 1 New Industrial Road, Singapore 1963. MOARRED
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      556 21 Established Company requires a SALSSMAN to promote their line of photographic equipment It accessories Requirements: o Previous experience In a similar line with good sales contacts 0 Knowledge of English b Mandarin a Preferably possess own transport Salary b transport allowance are negotiable and will be attractive for the right
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      453 21 INTERVIEW TODAY!! EatabNarted Ueed Cera DeeJer/ urgently requires: MALE/ FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES To work In maw need oars drvMon o Must possess a clean class 3 driving licence a Knowledge of used cars trade an advantage. WHEELS ENTERPRISES PTE LTD 206. 2nd floor Royal Hotai MOWiOfl ROOO Singapore 1130 10e.m.
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      722 21 (A) lIMMg SALES ASSISTANTS (B) CAMBER/STOCK KEEPER We are aa imteiNe teahten eeaBasje. B you neve Bie pereeneSr£ and •iperlenc* we kwtte yen to eaß east BMJBJB* HA VE YOU EVER WONDERED HOW MUCH YOU CAN EARNT If you have wide business contacts and at least 24 years of age,
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      775 21 TIVE required to market well known brand of Sheet Metal working machines and machine tools, etc. Intereated apply to: Advertiser, Ang Mo Klo (West) P.O. Box 363, Singapore 91S& URGENTLY REQUIRED SALES Representatives. Male/ Female. Attractive commission. Earn as much as MOO to 11,000 pm Call personally at: 8-B, Waterloo
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      391 21 WsIMfeBMIBIIIMII VMSNMS die IOBOWMC poaMwMßiotaexpandsngSle^jrardand Mvte suttsbJy qualaVd scrsons to apply foroVm. DESIGNERS Degree hokkn m Naval Architecture or Mechanical Engineering •Age 22 35 years i Completed full-time N.S. DRAUGHTSMEN Diploma holders or NTC 2 holders with at least I year's simitar experience •Age 22 23 yean Completed fuß-time N.S.
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      497 21 An International Civil Engineering Company ha* immediate employment tor CRANE OPERATORS (PAH/ Lorain Machinery) Malaysian applicant* ara also welcome. l to 2 years experience In handling and maintaining mobile crane 30 tons and above. Must possess valid Class 5 driving licence. •a Preferably possess Certificate of Competency In Mobile crane
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      419 22 m t ir i y r II 1 t r i J 111 1 1 a I II F nviinvfiiMif IM/aV lli/IV II Fnvikivn^Mit H/kV mt I IH/I^ z IL M_lj I Jl 1T I I J J .1 I t J[ m_i_l 1_ i f 46 Situations Vacant 4)
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      470 22 A weneianailiig nmasiiy In Jwang lies vacancies tar LAB. TECHNICIANS o Minimum OCE •€>' level (Science stream), o Agel9to2Z PROCESS OPERATORS Completed Secondary education. 1 o Willing to perform 3 shirta c Malaysians may apply, o Completed National Servicemen are welcome. Wo otter o Attractive salary. o Shift allowance. o
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      495 22 lAn>^^n.C. SIHVtCE EKXMMEEH o Those with electrical and mechanical knowledge, preferably In the field of water '.xeatment. Technician Certificate In mechanical engineering an advantage. o Consideration will also be given to those without the formal educational requlextenalve practical experience In similar capacity, o Must be able to drive Aaa*/ wit
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      684 22 MAUE SnrvTCt/COHTWOt. CtiWC OCfO-awt p'iii'i'i'i cties »ar ertysag Those interested are required to apply personally at Mapaaaa tTltTt t»T ntlfi Swan I Im Uwtt OS. BloctA. •tape Factory •••dan^, •0 Pts>yta> ftOaMt taTMlßatJOri ItW QC TECHNICIAN Lares IjiliiiiiMeaial Ma»aa»larlaa Applicants with minimum qualifications: OCE -a level In Science and Chemistry
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      293 22 ASaMTAMT SITE FOREMAN urgently required. Experienced preferred and dumpy level. Call personally: 811, 6th floor, Sim Llm Tower, Jalan Besar, Singapore 0830 Tel: *****81/ 2. KOUm MALI/ PIMM I Technical Assutant for company dealing In sound and lighting equipment. Call at: 516, 7th storey, Cuppage Centre. Or tel: WORKSHOP at
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      265 22 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Our newry estßoWshsd multi-mJlwon Color Television Tubes Company is looking for those who are Young and energetic Completed Primary 6 Above 16 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotation shifts. H you ara, hurry and join us ss a
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      269 22 efflw requires Immediately MALE A FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starling salary MALE $350 FEMALE $280 (Willing to work on shifts). M 0 above for confirmation Increment after 3 months. ELECTRICIAN Candidates must possess NTC 3 m related field. VEHICLE DRIVER Class 3 licence. We otter o Pree transportation, transport allowance 13th
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      328 22 requires GENERAL PRODUCTION OPERATORS Earn minimum basic salary of $280 p.m. Up to $400 p.m. Plus NO SHIFT 5-DAY WORK WEEK SUBSIDISED TRANSPORT For more details, please call personally at: COOLING SYSTEMS A FLEXIBLES PTE LTD 26 Jalan Buroh Singapore 2261 Bu* 249 from Jurong V Interchange J An International
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      492 22 Aa establlahed International !T-S=rt»k£SS eaaaMates tar tke peat MALE OPERATORS a Attractive starting pay with confirmation adjustment. Attendance Incentives. c Free transport Oood promotional prospects PWoee apply tn parson sc PRECISION WATCHCABE PTE LTD wNbVORQ bwKbL C Blali# S*pofwi 2262 Bui Mo SIS from Jwm« InUrC#HW»ow>. FEMALE PLASTIC MJECTIOM MACHINE
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      447 22 isry§a Start your career inNMßas 1) MECHANICS TO UNDERGO OVERSEAS TRAINING (Chai Chee only) j Must possess NTC Grade 3 m Maintenance Fitting and have some knowledge of electrical fittings Preference given to exNational Servicemen I Must be willing to work on 3 rotating shifts 2) MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS High starting
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      536 23 1 sssi X "H'sssiA j 0 a I T IFssslin I I II Dw T j*i.;Mievit fi X tl Cnifißoymaiit li^ II LnsV^uwnt fi^ II Dtytoyißiiil li^ II Employment l|/t i i i i i "i—sm 48 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous LEXIM (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for the
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      392 23 LABORATORIES PTE LTD requires GENERAL SERVICE PERSONNEL Minimum Secondary 3 education Completed National Service Working knowledge of English Willing to do general duties eg. material handling, machine operations and production storage Willing to work on shifts 5-day work week OFFICE BOY/ DESPATCH RIDER Applicants must be above 1 8 years
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      527 23 A foreign owned offieo In Singapore raqutree: SALES EXECUTIVE To KaTrfM*H# wwl known rsnof) oi rnwrlcta e^Mapmwnt, snd jWing ctlßNts pnd accajeeonaej. Appwcswiis wrouio prwnvßory have) the towowlng qiapJHlrsHorn: Relevant sales experience. Ability to negotiate at all levels. Possess own car and have completed National Service. OCE "O" Level certificate
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      470 23 moijeo pob ■sino a o r i Requires Immediately WAITRESS (THE COFFEE SHOP, LOUNGE a THE CUM) Starting astanr tSIS pjn^ oonllrm-ad-tarrSMSp^ a Pleasing personality and be able to converse fluently In English c Prepared to work hard and have a strong desire to serve people well c Willing to
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      569 23 SINGAPORE COLOUR CENTRE PTELTD reajawaa COUNTER SALES ASSISTANTS (Salary «T7O tSOO) tar Rs taSewwtg brsnohss. awawal Ibm at 111 1 a»a>l fsin rlain fill rlain IBM ljvmj •itt*bti, rwna^n uarfißan, Buklt Tkneh and Tangan. H yau are: a Above 18 years old a English speaking a Pleasant and courteous by
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      403 23 molex MOLEX. a world leader In the manufacture of Electrical/ Electronics connections systems has the following vacancy: DESPATCH DRIVER a Class 3 driving licence c Above 20 years old c Able to read and speak simple English A good starting utery and attractive n*tnee baneSta wSI be oflered to the
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      637 23 A Newly established Company invites applicants for the following vacancies: 1 SALES EXECUTIVES Male or Female. 25 and above. 3 to 4 yean experience In Men's Casual Wear. Connected with Dept Store and retailers. Knowledge of Malaysian market preferable. 2 OENERALCLERK Female, high school graduate commerce student preferable. 2 3
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      496 23 sue MOTEL MERUN SBvOAPORE ssr the HSiiwsj sap i»il Ii 1) JUNJOR CLEPJK/TYPtST 2) MALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR 1) COFFEE HOUSE WAITBHV WAITRESSES 4) SECURITY OUAROS CARPARK ATTEND ANTS Free duty meals will be provided. ii a i n n asshi Ijlj savaaswwAasasa assssssW tm pßjwvonajßjw fof ajn rnißjsrT**Jrw sjwfwji r»j>oant
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      538 23 requires Full-timo/ Part-tima CASHIERS DISPENSERS Starttng aaiary S3OO 00 Please apply personally to: A W DHOBY GHAU (NEXT TO CATHAY CINEMA) OPERATIONS ASSISTANT (FEMALE) Urgently n a;aa i b-.Pti rssjsssllss. c OCE "O" Level. c Able to type. c Have an Interested In cars, as she will be required to
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      519 23 THE SHW> RESTAURANT ORCHARD ROAD requires 1) WAITRESSES 2) CASHMTRS J) DISHWASHERS Interested, please call personally at UNTT M4-MS, 2NT FLR SHAW CENTRE SCOTTS ROAD after team. Urgently required OFFICE BOY With Class 2 and 3 driving licence Attractive salary and good prospect H Mereeted ptaaaa oae pareanaay BCfWVttt EflVswTpnsMa)
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      526 24 H Ciisfjliiinmt ill •Jw SITUeTDOOS vSCSfit a-miiieH ULiimHifr 1) PORKUPT DRrVERS J) MALE AND FEMALE MENUL WORKERS Interested applicants please csil personally after 10 30am at 888, SBt Ptaar Maiwawaaal Plata Alteon Road SI-sasinSSßT miiiiMßiml FralßKl Farwaiwais 1) WHARF CLERKS 1) PACKERS 3) DESPATCH RB9ERS 4) LABOURERS Far IwUrvlsw psaasa
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      1038 24 VACANCY FOR OFFICE Boy. Applicants between 15 to 16 years of age or those exempted from National Service. Must have completed at least Primary Six education Salary offered: $210/(all In). Please apply to P O Box 219. Colombo Court Post Office. Singapore 9117 or ring *****11 for interview. SECURITY OUARDS.
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      875 24 llErr^ymeat (lA UROENTLY REOUIRfD EXPERI ENCED workers, mml-sktlled workers and trainee workers to repair refrigerators and electrical goods Tel: *****36. WANTED EXPERBDeCEO LADY Tailor to measure, cut and sew. Salary 8400 and above CaU at 213. 2nd floor, Satnam House, High Street. Tel: *****31. 1 CISMEBE FEMALE Pump Attendants wanted.
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      760 24 FRBITBIQ COMPANY REOUBMS Experienced of Bolna 126 ■Kord machine operators. Tel: *****00. g) Tutorial A Well Established Tuition Centre invites application* for Full/ Part Teaching post In Science, Commerce Ii Arts at all levels. ATTRACTIVE SALARY 8800-8660 AccommodaUon ft Work Permit could be arranged for Foreigners Interested call personally at:
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      1150 24 111 Vehicles <VBeats jefi COMING SOON! A NEW HOME FOR SUBARU AT NG KEONG OUR MULTI-STOREY SUBARU COMPLEX TO HOUSE OUR OFFICE, SHOWROOM, SPARE-PARTS STORES AND WORKSHOP IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT 9, KIM KEAT ROAD ANY INCONVENIENCES CAUSED IS MOST REGRETTED, BUT WE WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU TEMPORARILY AT
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      572 24 Vehicles Boats iS Sendyour^T^ car to the VTI RUSTSPECIAUST And get Kendall's 2-system Rustproofing; a 10-year Warranty and FREE annual check-ups. Call the RUST SPECIALIST Kendall Rustproofing System Pte Ltd Tel: *****61 *****38 iB6O HONDA ACCORD AutomaUc. owner,' showroom condlUon. $31,000 Tel: *****20 LATE 1874 HONDA Life. 360 ex. 2
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      825 24 I 1872 MERCEDES BENZ 200. Oood condlUon. Radio/ cassette, alrcond, sports rims, PART eligible. $***** 0.n.0 Tel: *****. Francis Knoo. 187$ MERCEDES 280j8 automaUc Radio cassette, new tyres, road tax December "81. Tip top condlUon. No PARF. ***** 0.n.0 Tel: *****29/*****56. 1674 MERCEDES BENZ 280 S. 2 owners for sale.
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      466 24 111 Vehicles« Boats fe-ti 1 MONTHS OLD Toyota Tercel (1300). 1 private owner, very low mileage. Tyres brand new. In Up top condlUon. Contact: *****/ 7 Lawrence Owee ALMOST 1678 TOYOTA Corolla Alrcon, hl-fl system, electronic lgnlUon. low mileage. Only $16.- I 500. *****73 Johnny after 1 lam. APRIL 1574
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      788 24 CITROEN PALLACE CXI4OS November 1976. PARK eligible Leather upholstery alrcondlUoned, radio/ cassette. Oood condlUon Call: *****38 (between 9.00 am 6.00 pm *****63 (after 6.00pm). ALMOST 78 ALFASUD Sprint 15 Immaculate condition Seeing Is believing. Enthuslas' maintained. Call: Ricky Kow, *****17. LATE 1678 PORSCHE 91 ISC Targa. Very well maintained by
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      5003 25 111 Vehictes A Boats IV Acco»i»nioditlon Properties j*± N kcc<mwmo6*im**wpml*9 l^fr IV AccoiimmdatJon 4 Properties jj* IV Accommodanon Properties Luxurious maisonnette apartments and penthouses Ideally located at Holland Road and next to Maxima Holland Court Large landscaped Internal Garden, Closed Circuit T.V. cum Intercom System to all units. Extensive outdoor
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      475 25 TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT CAVENAOH ROAD DWT. 8 2,300 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's, fully furnished, with swimming pool and children.; playground. (Maximum lease I months ss from early August) Rental: ***** iMg*Sawia. ST. PATRJCirS OARDEN CONDO66BBUM, DWT. 16 1300 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, partially furnished, with swimming pool. RamaL 6*668. PROPERTY AOENCY
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      887 25 DWT 18 RsDQSWOOD CONDOBJBNBJM 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with balcony. Fully luxuriously furnished with 5 National alrcond. Area: 1.600 sq. ft Rental: $4,500 p.m including maintenance. Please call: Mrs Sle. *****32 for Immediate viewing between 3 to 6 pm DWT. 8 GRAMOEFORO Brand new condominium with swimming pool/ tennis/ squash
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      6439 26 tiv Accomntodstton 4> Pioyitlai IV «Ux>Miiwiotlitloii 4 Propstrttts ffl^^ IV AcconwioJitioii 4 ProptftlM Accowtwiodrtloii 4 PraptiilM LIV Accoiiinwtattoii 4 Propwtlea a\afß j-Bsfsßfl ;sfalj I 1 m f l 1 1.1 J, I I. n.j— -I i -1 1 I EEBa.^—^-,. 1. J O LUCKY TOWERS Luxurious apartment In prime location,
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      925 26 DWT. 11, NOVENA BARAT, 3-bed-roomed apartment, newly renovated, sliding doors/ windows, aircond, carpeted, freehold *****07 Miconn. OWT. IS (ROSS OARDBN) renovated walk-up apartment 1 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. $260,000 negotiable Vlsco Enterprises DWT B BRAND NEW Hong Leong condominium. 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, tennis/ squash courts. $415,000 negotiable. *****43/4. UPPER Maisonette,
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      672 26 BELLIAN SSCURrnsS OFFER: Large piece of freehold land, selling subject to planning approval for condominium, located m prime residential land, call: *****33. OWTRJCT 10. DUCHESS AVENUE Ana: 16,700 sq.ft Approved for 1 detached bungalow Immediately available for tender Selling with reasonable price Wlllyeo *****07. VACANT LAND FOR Sale at Dlst
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      714 27 IV kwmmoMto* A Prcfwrties ,A IV AecoiiwioiHUusi Prafeimi <A IV Accommodation A Properties £ft VI Education 4 instruction M VI Education A Instruction fl| li^Ji! I JlIPj I __^Jl~j I Jl^J 1^ 65 Factory Spoca Vscant/V'antod A SELF-CONTAINED JUROMQ factory with office space overlooking factory noor. Land area approximately 13.600
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      466 27 DBS Finance offers attractive terms for commercial/ industrial properties 1 Attractive interest rates Commercial 13vi% p.a. Industrial —14% p.a. 2 Maximum repayment period of 15 years 3. Up to 75% financing. 8 DBS FINANCE DBS Finance Limited G7 Unit 107 DBS Building ShentonWay Singapore ol o6 Tel *****55 MERUN PLAZA
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      721 27 THONO TECK BUsUMNO, Scotts Road, prestigious office space outside CBD 2850 sq.ft Partitioned, vacant poaseaslon. D.T. Property Associates *****23/ DStT. 1 SOUTH Bridge Road. 1077 sq.ft Self-contained. Unit with own toilet New carpets, alrcond, partlUons. 8600 p.s f Waltroae. *****33 MERLM PLAZA SSS sq ft. high floor, facing sea, vacant
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      872 27 ORCHARD PLAZA I JSS aq. ft office, beautifully renovated/ partitioned and fumlahed at the coat of 8804)0. Rental 810,000 per month. J.E. Housing Associates: *****88/ PRIME OFFICE SPACE along Shenton Way with harbour view for lease at attractive rates Area. 844 to 3784 sq ft Available for Immedlate occupation. Tel
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      564 27 OIST. 8 FAR BAST Shopping Centre, area; 243 sq ft 2nd floor, vacant possession. 81,000 pj.f *****88 NMH STNEXT CENTRE 535 sq.rL Vacant possession. ***** p.s.f. (on o Rental: 87.50 ps.t Waltroae *****13. OWBOBia LEATHER GOODS Shop In Tourist Complex tor sale/ take over. Terms to be negotiated. Tel: *****22.
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      698 27 PENBSSULA PLAZA Groundfloor shops facing escalator. 1080 D)A SINOAPORE BHOPPBM CENTRE Oroundfloor shops facing main road, 367 sq.ft and 460 sq.ft Principals anly enaulrle* la: 3MIBBB Devtd Wong/ C«c*ta CMANOI ROAD groundnoor shop space facing main road. Area approx. 1,900 sq.ft Suitable for seafood restaurant business or coffee house. For
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      459 27 Bask Reading Course for English Speaking Children aged 6-8 10- week courses Twice-weekly Beginners/Intermediate classes start 27th July Lesson times: 2 pm 3pm, 3 pm 4 pm JAPANESE Intensive Day and Evening Conversation Classes commencing 27th July Only 1 2 members per group Native Japanese teachers for further details, please
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      65 28 ONE BLACK AND White puppy lost Saturday at Queen AstrM Park. Reward offered Telephone a«2357. 115 PartondMiiiigii AN APPEAL Of compassion to an old lady who misses terribly the companionship of a male black and brown crossed breed mongrel dog lost m the vicinity of Frankel Estate on 29-8-81. Please
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      88 29 MR. MARK TEO KIM SOON AGE 70 passed away peacefully on 21/7/81 leaving behind beloved WIFE: AGNES LIM GUAT NEO SON: PHILIP TEO CHWEE LOCK GRANDSON: COLIN TEO EU LENG DAUGHTER: DR. ANGELA TEO SWEE NEO DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: ANN SEOW SOH GUAT SON-IN-LAW: DR. TAN CHIN HOR GRANDSON: DANIEL TAN EN-LAI
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      25 29 g With deepest sympathy to THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. BHERUMAL ATM ARAM LALWANI From: The Management Staff of CEDAR GARMENT FACTORY (S) LID.J
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      120 Deaths
      49 29 Lloyd* Bank International, Singipof rv^rvt to wwouncv ttid Jonn Richard ChriaMoftd— Aaatetarrt Manasar, pasaad away an tha a»anan el Saturday. lith My IMI, laaving baMnd hi* wtto, Joanna, and chMdran Natasha and Ala*dair. A >maM aantoe will ba held at Mount Varnon Crematorium at 10.18 aw today.
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      71 29 MDM CHAN SAY HE AH AQEDC7 i I pasted away peacefully on Tuesday 217 81 leaving behind Hu*b*nd Tan Koon Soke I •on: Francis Tan Kim Swee DaugMar-ta-U*: Patricia Leong DanglHir Tan Slew Chlng Inn In I Tan Sum Beng Cortege lying at 34 Bloxhome Drive, Serangoon Oarden Estate. Singapore
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      77 29 MADAM MDCX KAUR W/O THE LAW MOAT MMM OF MEMOLOMU MALAYSIA Passed away on the 9/7/81 In Singapore. Prayer aerrtce will be held at the Sri Ouru B'ngh Sabha Wllkl Road, Singapore, on the 25/7/81 between 3.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. MR SONS: OanMfch thigh. *mU lImD (Hr-mwc*) and Mokam
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      63 29 MR EU CHOK LUM. aged M. paaa*d away pnail— > at IMS pjn -I, la, "MM 4aaaM M>a iwaa ■POfUJgty, aWtj CVin l*ll| InV prYa w aaea <x hi* t wlvaa, oMHraa. nlaca*. naphaw*. HM In law. M B"" pM ■^■^■^prwt-ajw, gr^a« gra^v oMMrvn and raiattvaa. Tha oertag* team 1
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      In Loving Memory of
      63 29 TEMrv TONO KOK SCNO DEPARTED M-7-7* TUna Chang** Many Tntnga, But Wd Tha Maraary TMa Day irinaa' Always remembered by your good friends and colleagues Lawrence Soo Benny Koh Peter Quek Larry Tan Jack Ng Llm Kok Huat Clara Tan Lee Soo Plow AS. Moorthy Koh
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      123 Acknowledgements
      29 29 Th« fmttj <* ttw tot* Mf L«oob Ens Loooq •Mm Id h>iiii Ihalr ttnoun mi*, to MdMte, coNMguM and rMcttvvv foe tnMc Una stMStAncA, ■Wm<mioi, <— M—. wrwlln id
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      28 29 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WONG AH HOE *tf A grwn of cot tc#i 11 to wortti c#fit, w'd o# nuWonwr^tt by oow w# grslvful to sM wtio
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      14 29 W»»«C TEWtA FOMO LAI HOW •AOLV MUD BY KTOR a JANE.
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      WITH FONDEST MEMORY OF A DEAR FRIEND
      42 29 MW« WMNK FONQ LAI HOW Who Ml m S ran aaa te k* wNk Lovingly remembered by Nancy, Cindy, Jean, Asian, Jimmy Quek, Lilian, Pauline, Shirley, Eileen. Jimmy Han, Francis. Richard and ',1m Eng Che«.
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      In Loving Memory of
      33 29 Tltafwaa Whinte Fang LM Horn tatty mtmut and to™*, nmim fc- —r— |,M, M g^^^m#*> akaa*eaw* In ..Ik,, DW*H WJ pWHI, MwlWii DnHnw, twottf* tit law and land nrm
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      In Loving Memory of
      6 29 O KAHKATHEVY
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      22 29 HEM)VC.I.T*N Daaartada-7-74 Not Just today but every day In silence we remember. AN«|i iufcwad by all Hl* \um4
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      WITH LOVING THOUGHTS
      15 29 IV VAMVtLOO dcpakttd /anm HBBHB TODAY AND AL WAY* VI LOVB) O—
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      124 29 WMIMB OPERATIONS MANAGER Matayskm International Merchant Bankers Berhad hat a vacancy for the above position. The responsibilities of this position cover accounting functions, including preparation of management reports, statements to Bank Negara Malaysia, budgetary control, taxation and secretarial matters, personnel and office administration. Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens who
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      399 29 HUUM We are a subsidiary of Philips Industries the world's leader m electronics, engaged m the manufacture of audio products. Due to our expansion programme we have several vacancies for suitably qualified Malaysian citizens who are interested to make a career with the Philips family: COST ACCOUNTANT Th« Job: To
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      318 29 TENDER NOTICE NGEE ANN TECHNCAL COLLEGE Tenders are invited for The design, supply and Installation of foundation piling and earthworks for Phase I contract I of Ngee Ann Technical College major expansion programme at Clement! Road, Singapore. Eligibility: PWD, JTC and HDB contractors registered under the heading 'piling' In the
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      204 29 NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OP THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD, SINGAPORE Notice Is hereby given that the Hotels Licensing Board will commence Its next Quarterly Session at Court No. 5, Subordinate Courts Complex, Upper Cross Street, Singapore, on Wednesday, 2n<J September, 1981 at 10.30 am to consider the followlng:I) Applications for
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      636 30 amac I OPPORTUNITY s s THROUGH GROWTH t; ■ODD Hewlett-Packard Singapore has rapidly oo expanded the range of sophisticated elec- S 8 tronic products manufactured here, and our S D accounting functions have expanded corres- e£b DB a pondingly. In order to meet this and future cm growth, we have
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      625 30 So you are a sports lover. You read all you can about sport and you talk sport with your friends. Why don't you take this passion a step further make sports your life work. You can with The Straits Times... as a sports reporter or sub-editor. It is a job
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      315 30 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY A well-established service company involved m shipping and transportation requires a matured, competent Singaporean female to fill the above position. Applicants should possess Secretarial Diploma and working experience preferably m the insurance and shipping industry. Preference will be given to candidates with GCE 'A' level qualifications and who
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      305 30 LEADING TIMBER EXPORTER Expanding Timber Company invites applications for the following key position m its Singapore Office. MARKETING MANAGER Applicants should possess the following:1. Extensive experience m exporting sawn timber, plywood and other wood products. 2. Good command of the English Language, both oral and written. 3. Preferably the ability
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      1055 31 METRO HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Eighth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at 19th Floor, OCBC Centre, Chulia Street, Singapore 0104 on August 7. 1981 at 12.00 noon to transact the following
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      86 31 GUTHRIE BERHAD (Incorporated m Singapore) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATE Noact It IwraOy oMn IW stac cwtthcafeNo 00« M cownng 500 snares m m name o» Lvi Ta Ctaow hM tmn raporttd Ml None* is also givan ma a now dive camticaM <mi bo mad and Da ongma share ctrtlacale Do doemod
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      608 31 PROPERTY AND ASSETS Rs p Cash In hand and with Reserve Bank of India and State Bank of India (Including foreign Currency notes) ■>,« R7 Q i orn 9s Balances with other Banks 67 0843 723 86 Money at call and short notice 27 15 40 700 Investments (at or
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      95 31 TENDER NOTICE For sole of 1 Unit 1974 Bedford J6LCS tonk truck (3,000 IG aluminium tank) and 1 unit 1 968 Leyland beaver articulated tanker (6,000 I.G. aluminium tank). For appointment to view the above, contact Mr. Dominic E. Oei, Telephone *****1 ext. 250. Tender closes at 1200 noon on
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      England snatch a dramatic win
      282 32 Bowler Willis achieves Test career best LEEDS, Tues. England gained one of the most incredible victories m Test cricket history when they beat Australia by 18 runs at Headingley here today. The touring team needed 130 to win the Third Test on the fifth and
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      117 32 Lankans fail in bid for victory NORTHAMPTON, Tues. The Sri Lankan cricketers' three-day match against Northamptonshire petered out to a tame draw yesterday. The tourists, set 242 to win m 155 minutes, reached 134 for one by the close. It was their sixth draw of the tour. After losing Hemantha
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      Soccer sevens
      22 32 THE Onam seven-a-side soccer tournament organised by the Singapore Kerala Association will be held on Sunday at Farrer Park (8.30).
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      Lock icon SCOREBOARD
      189 32 AUSTRALIA Ist Ibm Ml-I dee ENGLAND M Uuu 174 ENGLAND tmi liv (avrnUht JSI-I) Gaaeh c Alderman b LUlee 0 Bayeatt lbw Alderman 46 Breariey c Alderman b LUlee 14 Gawer c Border b Alderman 9 GattlßK lbw Alderman 1 WUley c Dyson b Ullee 33 Battem not out
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      Lock icon Alleyne achieves hat-trick then goes off hurt
      367 32 LONDON, Tues. Barbadian Hartley Alleyne completed a hat-trick against Middlesex at Lord's yesterday after a 48-hour wait for his third victim and was then carried off with a sprained ankle. Alleyne, whose caraer best figures of eight for 43 for Worcestershire last Saturday
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      No national assignments for Fandi and Malik
      293 32  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Malaysia Cup stars Fandi Ahmad and Malik Awab will not be considered for all national commitments until after the outcome of disciplinary hearing against them. The Football Association of Singapore yesterday announced that they were leaving out the two
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      Today's events
      69 32 Today's events ATHLETICS National schools c 'ships (Nat. Stadium, 8/2). National inter-primary school c'ships (Toa Pay on Stadium, 9-6). HOCKEY SHA League Premier Div: SC v Jansenites (BalesUer Rd, 5.15). SOFTBALL National inter-secondary schools final (Dover Road complex, 3). SOCCER NFL Div. 1: Tiong Bahru v Geylang International Jalan Besar,
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      573 32 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. An English international badminton team have agreed to tour South Africa, following the refusal of a Danish side because of Government pressure. The English team arrive here on Sunday for a 19-day visit which will include matches m Pretoria, Durban, Benoni and Cape Town. BASEBALL Labour Secretary
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      Lock icon SA tour worries lOC boss
      162 32 SA tour worries lOC boss BUCHAREST, Tues. Juan Antonion Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee, expressed concern yesterday on the proposed visit to the United States by South Africa's Rugby Union team. He said that he hoped to bring pressure to stop the three matches the South Africans will
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      SAAA clarify
      56 32 THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association yesterday clarified that they had made an error m the qualifying times for the trials for the forthcoming South-east Asia Games m Manila. The qualifying time for the 3,000 metres steeplechase should be 9:39.1, whUe that for the women's 100 m is 12.2
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      Rafflesian Ow erases 1973 chase record
      373 32  - Raf f lesian Ow erases 1973 chase record HAKIKAT RAI By RAFFLES INSTITUTION'S Ow Kok Meng be came the first track and field athlete to break i championship record after four days of hectii competiton at the national inter-schools meet a the National Stadium yesterday. Ow won the 3,000 metres
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      Clarke given marching orders
      163 32  - Clarke given marching orders R. MANOR A J By INTERNATIONAL centreforward Farleigh Clarke was sent off permanently for abusing an umpire, when his team, Singapore Recreation Club, caged out Singapore Cricket Club 2-1 m a Singapore Hockey Association Premier Division One match on the Padang yesterday. Clarke had been shown
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      218 32 Have a nice day with Cafe Bar occupies marginal Hi WaW»i*fPV receive the same J^^S^J^^^H H amount of Tour last cup will taste as good as the fir* This way. there Bk will be no wastage of ingredients CAFE-BAR 1r^ tVitti CAPt-BAR T in your office, your star!, business associates
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      Lock icon No more a clone
      965 33  -  DAVE ANDERSON By Rogers no longer just man with money, he's British Open champ for the rest of his life SANDWICH, Tues. Until now, Bill Rogers was always one of those clones out there on the golf tour, blond, slim-hipped and all but invisible. When people
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      79 33 LONDON, Tues. A fortunate porter at London's Heathrow Airport picked up a prize souvenir when British Open golf champion Bill Rogers flew home to the United States yesterday. Rogers, who won £25, Nt ($1i5,75i) after his triumph In the lltth British Open on Sunday, discovered
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      Fandi keeps SAFSA on top
      300 33  - Fandi keeps SAFSA on top PATRICK BASTIANS and J.RAJENDRAN SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association maintained pole position m the Ovaltine National Football League Division One with a lucky 1-0 win over Kaki Bukit at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. It seemed almost unfair to the heroic efforts of Kaki Bukit
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      209 33 ML MUSi SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS PTE LIMITED XIQCIT ml BEER 50 years of Master Brewing ©Penguin Books The Right Choice Go/den Flights on MAS to Europe Come aboard into the Golden World of MAS, and be greeted by friendly, familiar ib vV^^r^fl 41 smiles. Luxuriate m service that's always warm
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      Why the hurry to announce the' Big 12'?
      659 34  - Why the hurry to announce the Big 12'? EPSOM JEEP WAYAHEAD AND RAVADUOS LEFT IN THE COLD By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Early selection of the "Big 12" to run m the only weight-for-age classic on the local turf, the $100,000 Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup race over 1,600 m on
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      On the track with TONTO Gold Wing and Conquest impress
      310 34 On the track with TONTO Gold Wing and Conquest impress KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. G«ld Wing, a four-year-old Australian mare by Miango, showed impressive form on the track this morning when she reeled off 600 m m 41.7 without being extended, with a riding boy astride. The going was yielding and
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      Laser Ray and Azandra best of newcomers
      370 34  -  FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Aiu4n and Laser Bay are the only two of the nine Class 4 newcomers entered for the Selangor Turf Club's Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup meeting who have shown up m their home cot ltries. Azandra (late Leica
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      216 34 Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to MALAYAN BREWERIES LTD on the occasion of its 50th Anniversary of Tiger Beer. From: Management and Staff of LIM CHENG KOAN HOLDINGS PTE LTD. 29 Hong Kong Street Singapore 0105 Tel: *****6, *****8 B^ s i II I Best thing next to our copierthe Xerox
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      Need is for recognition, not charitable handouts
      1360 35  -  HAKIKAT RAI By Many sports officials feel that Spores Sports-for-All policy has caused drop m standards SINGAPOREANS do not need charity but equal opportuniy and appreciation to be able to perform confidently at international levels of sport. This was the consensus of opinion
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      Tong Whye take youth title
      212 35  - Tong Whye take youth title JANICE SEAH By WHAT began as a depressingly one-sided Milo youth national basketball final between Lotto and Tong Whye at the Gay World Stadium yesterday exploded into a classic clash after the first 10 minutes. The spectators, supporters, and officials were treated to two hours
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      Ponggol 4-1
      59 35 PONGGOL trounced Chua Chu Kang 4-1 in the inter-constitu-ency badminton tournament at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Other results: Tanah Merah bt Tanglin 4-1. Kampong Ubi bt Delta 4-1, Kim Seng bt Bedok 3-2, Geylang West bt Kim Keat 4-1, Joo Chiat bt Tiong Bahru 3-2, Havelock
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      29 35 LOS ANGELES, Tues. Tennis star Martina Navratilova, of Czechoslovakia, who defected to the United States six years ago during a tennis tournament, became an American citizen yesterday. UPI.
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      Lions mauled
      25 35 COMBINED SCHOOLS Red trounced Duneam Lions 38-0 (three goals and five tries) m a Singapore Rugby Union under-20 match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    47 36 WASHINGTON, Tues. The US Defence Department today positively identified the remains of three navy and air force airmen as Navy Commander Ronald Dodge, Lt Stephen Musselman and Capt Richard Van Dyke. The remains were turned over to the US by Vietnam two weeks ago. AP.
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    167 36 Bulgaria's most powerful woman dies VIENNA, Tues. Lyudmila Zhivkova, daughter of Bulgarian President Todor Zhivkov and one of the most powerful women m the Soviet bloc, has died after a brief illness, the official BTA news agency reported today. Mrs Zhivkova, 38, married with two children, was a member of
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    79 36 TOKYO, Tues. The new Tokyo International Airport Authority has called on airlines to improve water valves and stop drips from air conditioning systems on board to prevent ice lumps from falling from aircraft m flight, it was reported today. Airport officials found ice lumps on three of
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    59 36 NEW DELHI, Tues. The northwest Indian city of Jaipur today began a slow recovery to normal life after four days of torrential rain which made 100,000 people homeless and claimed 25 lives. Army and civilian workers today began restoring essential services, including road links, disrupted durink the
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    53 36 MILAN, Tues. A Milan penal court yesterday convicted one of Italy's leading financiers of illegal currency export and fined Mm 16 5 billion lire (5J28.4 million) The court also sentenced Roberto Calvl, chairman of Banco Ambrosiano, to four years m Jail but immediately granted him
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    30 36 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 2.|7 to 938.07 In the first half-hour of trading on th*> New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    196 36 C'wealth venue switch sparks NZ threat LONDON, Tuesday A COMMONWEALTH committee decided today to switch the venue of September's Commonwealth Finance Ministers' meeting from Auckland to the Bahamas because New Zealand allowed the South African rugby tour to go ahead. The decision was taken I by the Committee on Southern
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    732 36 Ottawa Summit declaration OTTAWA, Tuesday SEVEN leaders of the non-communist world pledged their readiness last night to negotiate and work with the Soviet Union, but only on the basis of strength. The pledge was made m a declaration on foreign policy goals at
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    117 36 JOHANNESBURG, Turn. Two electric power stations 34 km apart were racked by explosions east of Johannesburg today, poHce said. There was no Immediate •rflclaJ cMflrmation that toe blasts were the work at black nationalist guerillas, although there has beea a aeries of sabotage attacks m
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    317 36 Polish party reforms win Kremlin approval? MOSCOW, Tim*. THE Soviet Union has indicated its approva of the results achieved by the Polisl Communist Party Congress. The official Tass news agency and Soviet television reported the closing of the Polish Congress last night with positive de scHptions of its new party
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    77 36 KHARTOUM, Tues. Sudan has threatened to withdraw recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organisation if its chief, Yasser Arafat, remains hostile towards the regime of President Gaafar Nimeiry. The threat came m a message to Arab League Secretary General Ch. dli Kleibi It protested a recent statement by
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      273 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Who will run the computerised cheque clearing system? Find out also which system it will be modelled after and when it will be operational? HOCK LOCK SIEW sits back to look at the destruction the bears have wreaked. Another aerospace company sets up
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      173 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several places. TEMP. (C) op to I a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 25 rain. SUNSET today: 8.44 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 5.34 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 15/71 C Cloudy Laa Aageie* 19 31 C Haze Ataeaa fC t Madrid 1S/33C Clear Baarala 30/42C Clear MuiU
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      Jack Chia raising stake
      65 1 JACK Chia has acquired another 532,000 shares m Haw Par at prices between 5J4.70 and 554.80 and between M 55.05 to M 55.20 yesterday. To date, Mr Chia holds m excess of 6 million shares of Haw Par. Combined with the 10.05 million shares held by
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      Chemical Industries
      107 1 CHEMICAL Industries (FE) Ltd has announced that approval m principle has been obtained from the SES for the company's rights issue of 3.36 million shares of $1 each at $2 per share on a 2-for-5 basis. The company has reported a net pretax profit of $2.29 million for
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      Acma deal
      64 1 THE SES has been informed that the consideration of eight million new Acma shares for the acquisition of Pan Electric Appliances by Acma was arrived at by negotiations between the vendor and buyer taking into account the expected earnings and economies of scale. The net tangible assets of
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      Intraco company
      66 1 INTRACO Ltd has recently incorporated Intraco Warehousing (S) Pte Ltd which engages m the development of warehouses and provision of related ancillary facilities and services. The new company has an authorised capital of $10 million. Intraco Ltd has a 52 per cent share, and Neptune Orient Lines and
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      Keppel reply
      69 1 KEPPEL Shipyard has replied to the SES that though it has been discussing with the Tokyo Forex Co Ltd with a view to entering into a joint venture to operate money broking business, no agreement has been signed and no approval has been obtained from the MAS for
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      Pacific change
      21 1 PACIFIC Devt Credit Bhd has changed its name to MF Holdings Bhd during its EGM on July 20, 1981.
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      ICB company
      54 1 INDUSTRIAL Commercial Bank Ltd has incorporated a new company m Hongkong on July 17, 1981 called ICB Ltd. The authorised capital of the company is HKJI.OOO divided into 100 shares of HK$lO each. Its main activity would be as an investment holding company though it will engage m
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        Lock icon Tax evasion
        87 1 LONDON, Tues. Tax evasion is a thriving business m Britain, and it is costing the state a fortune, according to American economist Edgar Feige writing m the Journal of Economic Affairs here. A study of money movements indicates that at least 15 per cent of the country's gross
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        Lock icon Ford venture
        53 1 DETROIT, Tues. The Ford Motor Company said today it had ruled out a joint venture with Japanese giant Toyota to build small cars and vans m the US. But Ford, the number two US car manufacturer, said it remained committed to exploring the potential of a business relationship
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        Lock icon Trade war?
        59 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Federal Treasury Department says it expects an unrestrained trade war over export subsidies unless there is an international agreement by October. Deputy assistant secretary Robert Cornell told a Senate banking subcommittee that "all the gloves will come off" if Western European nations did not agree
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      Paramount buys $90m worth of property
      369 1  -  CHAN OI CHEE By PARAMOUNT Corporation Bhd has entered into agreements with several parties |or the purchase of seven pieces of land and four property companies for a total consideration of $90 million. To satisfy the consideration, the company will be issuing 30 million
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      Keeping track of arsonists with a computer
      741 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG and NAJEEB JARHOM SYSTEM STARTING EARLY NEXT YEAR By THE General Insurance Association of Singapore (GIA) will early next year introduce a computer-controlled system to track down arsonists and cut down on fraudulent fire claims. Plans to introduce this computer
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      Healthier property market seen
      343 1  -  WONG MAI YUN By THE property market here will no longer be a "casino" after the government's recent review ol the Housing Developers Rules with the aim ol dampening property speculation. One developer, saying this, foresees a healthier property market m the long run and believes
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      Hongkong losing exhibitions
      191 1 Hongkong losing exhibitions HONGKONG, Tues. Acumen m seizing the initiative has enabled Singapore to take from Hongkong a significant slice of exhibition business, a trade fair expert pointed out. The man, Mr Derek Dickens, said Singapore had long ago recognised the pressing need for comprehensive exhibition facilities and had forged
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        Index down another 21 points
        262 1 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed sharply lower over a broad front on continued profit-taking and selling pressure In active trading. The Straits Times Industrials Index dropped 21.41 points to 855.87. Hotels, properties and commodities also closed easier m Une with the general trend. KUALA LUMPUR:
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        SCOREBOARD
        24 1 ndustrials Inance Up 3 Down 73 13 Uncl 2 1 lotels 7 *roperties linings 'lantations ►eb Loans otal 1 9 2 5 2
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          Falls
          73 1 ftetro Hidga low •an Electric 390 long l.eonj Ind 1800 I Leong Fin 1000 Lea* 384 Su«ir> 1760 f V I 1630 tea View 610 lemb Shipyard 630 kPI 500 L L Iaduatriea 595 Leek Sen( 590 'rornet 590 M C 1760 C B C 1190 IUE 1150 iel
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          4 1 Flour 366 M
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          VOLUME LEADERS
          21 1 Promet UM Works Genting Marco Polo Faber Merlin Toul turnover: 12.03m Total value: $66.91m 1.332.000 573,000 528,000 516.000 479.000
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          Indices
          32 1 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: July 20 July *****3 *****1 877.28 855.8" 1915.59 1870.5; 1248.83 1223.5! 913.89 885.6: 390.05 389.51 1003.12 997.21 842.44 820.1 865.73 836.61
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        Singapore closing prices
        2254 2 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr". I Ml Lad Dlv High Low Company Sale -for- Nat I" r. Vol Day COOO) High Loi 494 330 Acma 384 -88 14.5 Alcom 300 10.0 360 130 Allied Choc 318 4 ON 312 1«1 B A T 248 455 420 330
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        Shares continue to plunge
        600 2 PRICES took another dive at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday as the continuing tight liquidity and bad sentiment deepened the gloom. At the end of the day, the Straits Times Indnstrial Index was down 21.41 points to 855.87. As Interest rates keep climbing, prices at
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        Similar trend in KL
        399 2 SHARE prices remained weak for tlie second successive day amidst de'eriorating conditions at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. The 30-counter New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index fell another sharp 34.24 points to 1,087.41 and the Malaysian Business Timis index dropped 2,235.51 points to 413,083.46.
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        KL SCOREBOARD
        23 2 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties OU Palms Tins rubbers robbers Deb/Loans Up Down 77 8 1 5 5 2 10 Unch 1
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        UNIT TRUSTS
        178 2 SINOAPOBE UNIT TRUST (Maaacm* prkxa far "-J The Commerce 3.(1 3.80 The Savings Fund 2.08 2.18 Spore Pro« Fund 1.(1 1.69 Spore Sec. Fund 2.44 2.9* Spore Invest Fund 1.181. 24zd/ m Spore Equity Fund 1.52 1.(0 ASIA UNIT TRUST (■mini' prim tar Jal tt) Mai Invest Fund
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        BUSINESS DONE Singapore
        1897 2 BID and offer prices officially lilted and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise bpeciflea. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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          Hongkong
          283 2 HONGKONG: Share prices retreated across the board yesterday, and the Hang Seng index finished 45 54 points down at 1732.38, dealers said. They attributed the fall to a combination of a further reaction to the local interest rate rise announced last Friday, and uncertainty over the future course of
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          Sydney
          329 2 SYDNEY: Selling gathered pace following declines on the New York and London markets, a fall in gold prices and another upward twist in the debenture interest rate spiral yesterday, dealers said. Oils absorbed much of the selling as the sector index fell 21.4 points for a two-day loss of
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          Tokyo
          318 3 TOKYO: The share market's Dow Jones average lost 83.22 points to close below the 7,800 level (or the first time In about one month at 7756.94 points yesterday, dealers said. The second market closed sharply lower. it.i JJC >— ki cbm Mv UalU CHaM Mi lank T* SI lanra
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          New York
          384 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Sparked by fears that interest rates will remain high, the market closed sharply lower and the Dow Jones industrial average had its largest drop since January 20. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 18.36 points to close at 940.54, the lowest level since February 20.
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          London
          608 3 LONDON, Tues. Share prices closed broadly easier today as interest rate concern continued to dominate sentiment, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 5.4 points at 506.6. Equity leaders closed above earlier lows on short covering, dealers said, to show net losses of between 2p and
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          Selected indices
          51 3 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 514.0 Friday 523.7 Week Ago 532.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 940 M Friday 968.B0 Week Ago 964J4 H.K.HANC SENG Tuesday 1732.38 Monday 1777.92 Week Ago 1779.37 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 722.9 Monday 727.6 Week Ago 730.3 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 6863 Monday 666.7 Week Ago
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          Amsterdam
          224 3 AMSTERDAM, Mon.- Share prices were mixed with KLM losing 3.50 guilders and Rayal Dutch turning its opening gain into a 1.10 loss in otherwise little changed Dutch internationals, dealers said. In steady to easier banks ABNM regained its 0.80 opening loss, but WITH lost its 1.20 opening gain. Investment
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          Zurich
          326 3 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices were steady in medium-size turnover, with Hanking issues gaining ground after their recent decline, dealers said. Bank Corp, Credit Suisse and Union Bank were all higher, due to active buying mainly in the second half of the bourse session. Chemicals were steady to lower after
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          Bangkok
          115 3 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed mixed In slow trading yesterday, dealers said. Thai niMH Baak rose two bant to 244, Itel D*aa Baak six to 241 and Btik at AyWhaya two to 152, while 8ba aim fell one to 63.50 and Sato Uatoa one to 156. Ram* Tfcwcr closed unchanged
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          Manila
          64 3 PMI HQfjAf __»i« £MS uncb AttM Con. A At__ Oocl B. M -a» Bm_o OoM M uncfa •a_««Oa_.B M aneb ■T Oo«<rtch 10 oncfa CDCT Mi -«J iMfamHT. Mm -*jmm Mu1n«^w Ui «neb Ofitotel A OrtanMI B Ji uacb rim owmh _m p_u_t A B km _M_I PLZ3T M
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        1915 2 BID and offer price* officially listed and t»i«<i»»«« in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In km of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDH8TBJAL8 Akxsa (3. MS) (2) 3.52 (1) 3.50 Aim B*M (2.65B) A Owe
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          TIN
          129 3 THE STRAITS tin price jumped 50 cents to MJ31.60 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 35 tonnes to 235 tonnes. The overnight London market was strong with forward buyers gaining £296 to £7,385 per tonne. LONDON: Further profit-taking made inroads during the afternoon on Monday,
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          PALM OIL
          163 3 KUALA LUMPUR: The market eased further despite some light covering towards the close m quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In July north dropped Ms2s to $955 per tonne and south fell $10 to $965. In August, the central region fell $15 to $945 while south slipped $10 to
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          COPPER
          32 3 LONDON: Copper price* on Monday (pervious in bracket!). Wlrebar Spot OH. SO (£*****); aclleri £912.00 (£903.00); Three Month buyers 037.00 (£*****); feller* £337 .50 (C9K.50). Market toe: Steadier Halo: 17.500 tonne*.
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          31 3 New York 8.6SB 8 SB 8.85S 906S Zurich 865B 8.95B 885S 9.15S TMs Mm Singapore 8MB 8.85B 8.74!: 905S Closing price* In US dolUrs troy ounce. S«rt»: CMKHn, S'pwr.
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          RUBBER
          630 3 PRICES In the Singapore rubber market closed firmer yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 215.00 cents per kilo, up three cents on Monday's close, dealers said The morning market firmed 1.50 cents on reserve of sellers and some short -covering, they said. Prices rose 1.50 cents m
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          SSR and SMR
          78 3 IAS SR20 SR50 iHEI.B IMRCV IMRL IMR6 IMRGP .MK M (MR 20 iMRSO (1-ton pallet) (I -ton pallet) lltonptlbt) (1 tonptllM) (l-tOB|»UM) (MOB p«IWt) II tOOp^lMI (1-hmpalkt) (1-U» palbt) Auul (Cyrr».t Mlk) Byycrs SalUrs 196S0 1975ON ***** 196.00N aW.60 267SON ***** 258JON 220.50 222.50N UNO UNO *****
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          CLOSING PRICES
          33 3 Rubber July 21 Singapore: Aug: 215.00 cents (up 3.00 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 235.50 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M$31.60 per kilo (up 50 cents) Official offering: 235 tonnes (down 35 tonnes)
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          PRODUCE PRICES
          134 3 CHINESE Pradaee BzehMge, Bfrgiprr, mm eiMias prteea per 1M kg yerter*»y. CaeaMt 41: Bulk fob (122.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Oprm: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob AsU NLW $370.00 sellers. Sarawak white pepper
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          GOLD
          175 3 THE fOLOBAR market (or gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 128.56* and closed at $28,435 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$408 50 409.50 and was traded quietly to 1408.75/410.7} by lunch tine. It reopened at S409.50. 410.50 but some sellers appeared and the price dropped to
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          NOMINAL RATES
          349 3 UNI UJUJAJNiv raies ai o.wi pm. CwrwieiM NemtMlrata* Imlllwntan P quoted yortontay (cfo-lprWy >cai Mlinto«M inlt of f orelga enr■eaey: JS dollar 2.1600 2.1610 2.8196 Sterling pound 4.0100 4.0145 7.3469 Australian dollar 2.4635 2.4665 3.4286 dollar 1.8030 1.8065 3.3286 Canadian dollar 1.7815 1.7835 -23.: -45.' -28.: -47.: Local
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          Discount
          46 3 RANGE of prkwt oflered by discount bouse* on July 21 Overnight: 6Wy Call deposits: to (Vi% M« Bajl»« S«UiBf 3-month Treasury bill* SH 6-. 3-month Bank bills MM 14H 3 months CD 13 T 13V< 8 months CD 13' 13 g— iw; NiMhiI DfcuiMl C».
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          Money market
          31 3 Closing interbank rites foi Snppore dollars on July 21: Otter Bid Overnight 17 16 1 month 14H 14 2 month* 13% 13 3 months 13'» 13> Overnight mode 21
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          Prime lending rates
          24 3 THE average rate at widen nujw Btagap*re banks are currently prepared to lend to their beet customers to 14.11 per cent.
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        Protem committee appointed to run AFC
        384 4  -  SOH TI ANG KENG By A FOUR-MAN management committee comprising senior executives of four local banks, is now running the Asean Finance Corporation (AFC) pending the appointment of a permanent administrative staff. The four are Mr Kuo How Nam, vice-president of the Development Bank
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        Increased costs cause concern at Malex
        297 4 Increased costs cause concern at Malex MALEX Asbestos Cement Berhad has expressed concern that results for the first few months of the current year ending Dec 31, 1981 show that profit margins were affected by rising production costs. In his latest annual statement to shareholders, Malex chairman Tan Sri Haji
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        Singapore seen as Asian leather centre
        488 4  -  CHAN OI CHEE By SINGAPORE is host to the second International Leather Fair at the World Trade Centre which starts today. According to the organisers, Item Pte Ltd, this event is an offshoot of the International Leather Fair which has grown tremendously since it
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        Lock icon Textile talks adjourn without accord
        320 4 Textile talks adjourn without accord GENEVA, Tm. Textile exporting aid lmportiagjsflow yesterday adjoaraed a week of talks with both sides still far apart on a new International mtJttflbre arrangement (MFA) to replace the current f oar-year pact which expires at the end of the year. The 51-member textiles committee established
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        OCBC prime rate
        39 4 OVERSEA -Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) has increased its prime lending rate from 13.25 per cent to 13.75 per cent, effective from today. The bank's decision to revise its rate is in line with rising interest rates.
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        Sime Darby's software firm
        146 4 MECOMB Singapore Ltd, a subsidiary of Sime Darby Singapore, will offer software packages to firms wishing to computerise their operations. The new company is to he named SDC Systems Group. It will offer computeraided design (CAD), computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) packages, software packages for data processing and
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        Cowan sees 840 index
        79 4 THE Straits Times Industrials Index, widely followed as the barometer of the Singapore stock market, will ease further until it finds support at around 840, James Cowan Associates (SEA) Pte Ltd predicted m its latest economic forecast. The firm said if the index finds support at
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        Oil exhibition to help launch China's Houston
        520 4 CHINA'S largest offshore oil exhibition, Offshore China '81, will be held at the Canton Trade Fair Centre from November 23 to 27. Offshore China '81 is part of the Guangdong provincial government's plan of turning Guangzhou (Canton) into the Houston of Southern China,
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      76 1 Active feet Are yen constantly complaining that yew feet are killing yon? Plad oat mare about year suffering tootsies, m Pag* 10 In search of adventure I? Dlehards In the final and most remote of colonial outposts, take note; this man is coming your way to record year lives. He
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        How kungfu came to Singapore
        906 1 CHINESE kungfu must be at famous as if not more famous than Chinese cooking. TAN JONG SEE talks to a 77-year-old martial arts instructor to find out how Chinese martial arts found its way into Singapore. NO ONE knows exactly who was the first person
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      A touching issue
      208 2 HORIZON: A Touch Of Sensitivity (Ch 5, 11.19 pan.): It may be a touchy subject but that's the purpose of it. The skin is a sensitive subject. It contains five million touch cells. But what are they for? How important are they? Sense of touch is vital
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      PICK of the DAY
      862 2 PICK of the DAY THE Young Art The Restless (Ch 5, 3 p.m.): Today's segment focuses on the non-mari-tal state of Leslie and Brad. She enters his apartment and is immediately heartsick at the sight of Brad's pitiful state of affairs, and the pathetic surroundings. Shaken when Leslie reveals she
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        103 8 The further I went into the interior, the more agreeable I found the way of life. The people have a simple approach to life. They are completely natural with one anothcept you for what you are. There is no deCeit. I didn't represent a source of business or a source
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        Last of the explorers
        996 8 He has crammed more adventure into 28 years than most people do m a lifetime. He grew up amidst the placid beauty of the Sussex countryside, and was schooled at Eton; but he found his spiritual home m the Borneo jungle. And now, he tells RICHARD
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        Lock icon Feet are made for walking
        1281 10  -  JANE BRODY By m New York MILLIONS of peop^who might otherwise heed the advice of health experts to let their feet, rather than their fingers, do the walking are discouraged from doing so by acnes and other discomforts in those lowermost appendages. "My feet are
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      Monumental irony
      1020 12 Monumental irony She was a 21 year-old senior at Yale University, about to graduate with a Bachelor's Degree m Architecture but with several years of graduate work and apprenticeship still ahead before she could put "architect" after her name. While m Europe one summer many years ago, a young American
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      Courting Chinese culture
      803 12 AN OASIS of serenity has recently opened at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. It is a reconstruction of a Ming Dynasty courtyard modelled on a present-day scholar's court in the Garden of the Master of the Fishing Nets in Suzhou, China. Although quite small
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      746 15 As the world waits m eager anticipation for the much heralded July 29 royal nuptial day, London's hotels are also waiting for anticipated guests to fill rooms specially reserved for the event. Except for the lucky few along the way of the royal wedding
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      674 15  - The Lord Chamberlain is commanded by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to invite... NIKKE FINKE The Robertsons By GREENBERG m HOUSTON WHEN Texan Patrick D. Robertson Jr and his wife needed a nanny for their son during a London stay, a domestic agency sent them a young blond
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      190 15 The sands of Bahamas THE proudest and most excited man on the entire island of Eleuthra m the Bahamas is Henry Sands, caretaker of a vUla owned by I-ady Patricia Braebourne, daughter of the late Earl Mountbatten of Burma. For the last eight years, Lady Braebourne's godson, Prince Charles, heir
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      251 16  - Making the most of machines Dr Wong K wei Cheong Message from Minister of State for Labour and Chairman, National Productivity Board TO compete successfully m international markets, we have to move rapidly towards hightechnology and capitalintensive industries. One way to achieve this is to improve our productivity through the
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      183 16 OHIO SCIENTIFIC, a name not too common In the Singapore market, is creating a new concept and technology m the very world of I computer every day. At Ohio Scientific, each computer is designed to put forth the advancement of technical breakthroughs m
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      559 16 About 30 companies will display products m four-day exhibition PROFESSOR Lun Chong Yah, Chairman of the Skills Development Fund Council, will declare open the National Productivity Board's Low Cost Business Computer Exhibition and Seminar at the Victoria Memorial Exhibition Hall at 11 a.m.
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      144 16 Aim for a fully computerised society as soon as possible Message from Professor Lim Chong Yah, Chairman of the Skills Development Fund Council WE must move towards a folly computerised society as quickly as possible. We once missed oat m industrialisation when the Industrial Revolution was on. Let us not,
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      341 16 THE growing public interest In computerisation was reflected last year m the strong demand for computer consulting services and training programmes offered by the National Productivity Board. Nearly 600 participated m NPB computer courses m the Financial Year 80 (April 79 to March
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      410 2 For a Successful BANKING Career tg study wdth LRA MA I fljsf ri|m.i Wo^ H for the Institute of Bankers CONVERSION COURSE The duration of the complete Wolsey Hall Conversion Course is 26 weeks so enrol now for the December 1981 examination. Also available Wolsey Hall Courses for the Stage
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      25 2 Develop the reading habit Times Bookshops _J Call the one and only r4illlTl Dr. Sony LiT^l any day of the year The Sony Service Centre
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      314 2 EXHIBITIONS: Carto*n Dnwlin at the Nat Musuem Young People's Gallery. This exhibition is in conjunction with the Nat Courtesy Campaign 1981. The cartoon drawings were the winning and selected entries of the Nat Courtesy Cartoon Drawing Competition organised by the Ministry of Culture. Until Aug 2. 9 a.m. to 5.30
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      1131 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 7 flfl t»V Mm 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Young AM j u r AndTheResttew 7 3 MT\ A d Foreca$t 3.25 Mandarin TV Theatre (r) CA <™ la y) B 4.40 Ancient Greece 7M Pairtun < lst S^" 1^ S.McS'sAn,* 5.00 Diary of
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      46 3 Gold appreciates with time Tger-50 Golden'Vfears This year. Tiger Beer turns 50. 50 mellow golden years. 50 rich rewarding years. From 1931-1981, people all over continue to find time for a Tiger. Don't you? You'll find it satisfies anyone's taste for gold. TeerGoM Medal Beer 1931-1981
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      3442 4 IN CELEBRATION OF THOSE GOLDEN YEARS 9^KM I Chairman's Message *A<* Congratulatory Message from Mr. A.M. Heineken It is with some pride and much pleasure that I jSfaSm r» rr^ e n r contribute this message to commemorate the %V > nave 8 reat P leasurc in congratulatmg the Chairman,
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      3625 5 IN CELEBRATION OF THOSE GOLDEN YEARS rpi f^ iirtMrtO^Al* Japanese amateur golfer Yos- -mr 1 I IIC Dl V TT lllitolvl IrrfOfOCtltifT something of in the°his- lUSIIldK.1 k3UIIIL IlllClOlllIg tory of golf in Singapore. f\w% It takes more than premium Special skills and learning are After that success, he joined
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      99 6 EV APFRECmiON OF THOSE GOLDEN YEARS^ '^ai St\ Ss(n s^a I I I I **&^i*mr~*P 1 I m V 7 B jB^ v We at > l^^^H LEOPARD BREWERY LTD 1 I I^HV I are proud of our long association with I jJl^^BßP^*^ 1 andlookforwandtomanymoreyears if^^^^Htaß^^^^^^^g^i of brewing success together
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      118 7 IN APPRECMnON OF THOSE GOLDEN YEARS N ft 1 ai^&^giM^^^pj^SM fit I 'JlliillllS I MalmnßrmeriesAMnDM s^ Hi^HHHHHHHHHHHIi^HHHIH^HH^H *^>-—- «->r^ 5 Malacca Sheet S>ngopc»eolW Tel *****3 Cable Add Centenory T»ie» CentoacßS ***** Wv 1 S We toast your SOtA -flwuveuatt/. i tri —^ff^srss i S$ "^>y. r 14th, 16th-1 8th Floor,
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      572 8 A Collection of FINE CHINESE CERAMICS Total 180 Lots "J including i A pair of Chia Ching Period Pear fc^ ig A pair of Imperial Yellow Double W^r Gourds 'Chien Lung' mark A pair of Very Fine and Rare EftM^ByJ^f A pair of hxtra Huge Yi-Hsing ypr' A pair of
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      75 8 jpv I CHAMBERLAIN PHIPPS (B: INTERNATIONAL LTD., I ENGLAND Stand No. 58 (Suppliers of shoe materials components) PHIPPS FAIRE LIMITED, ENGLAND. Stand No. 58 (Suppliers of shoe materials components) I tmrmm SOCIETE LES NOUVELLES fCS^S TANNERIES FRANCAISES, I I FRANCE. (Tanners of quality leathers) Agents, M M %J j^ nj
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      120 9 IN APPRECIATION OFTHOSE GOLDEN YEARS N mJjICTM congratulations *g* MALAYAN BREWERIES I .fWMTTYIti II/IrMWIC i P^*^ th occasion of your S$ I longer Beer I a 1 Mr Ul£U i I /drf7 /7 /^7 Wf^C/If^A J %$Mk We are honoured to have been thc supplier of %J\Jl^ll/^jJl/fl/i^LJ^l^Lwl 14 1 CROWNS
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      255 10 Tampax tamponThe most comfortable tampm to use,even ifyouve never used a tampon before. Because tampons arc worn imenally they should Swim, play tennis, disco m your tightest outfits be as comfortable as possible. Tam|«x make them with complete confidence and complete comfort, that way. Tampons so gentle, so comfortable, once
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      209 10 4r Wt m GIRMI now offers you a blender with a grinder an ideal complementary pair for your kitchen. LI m\WLmm\ T" c teBt Modei FR 12/AFM 12 1 I/* a compact and versatile m %~1 V^V k tcnen appliance featuring: Automatic cut-out safety device. Bfmi Unique 6 pronged blade.
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      192 11 EN APPRECIATION OF THOSE GOLDEN YEARS PI A good place to meet... f^^^Pl^^HH Hotel Pnoenix Q ives y° u a choice of good food m a \^3^ !pf fSI friendly setting. Chye Tow Kway, rich with meat and 1...'.,..:.':.!...! X<C\ shrimp. Fragrant Nasi Lemak and golden roast chicken. S? Lontong,
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      72 12 MALAYAN BREWERIES (S) PTE LTD on the occasion of their Tider < > BEER 50 years of Master Brewing I THE MANAGEMENT II I m SOON WAN ENGINEERING WORKS (PTE) LTD 11 W I 2, JALAN ANAK BUKIT (off BUKIT TIMAH ROAD 11 Km) |^^^gj| SINGAPORE 2158 TEL: *****4 *****2
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      210 13 RI \p l PROPERTY INVESTMENTS CANADA U.S.A. PROTECT YOUR MONEY AGAINST If you choose, Tridel will arrange financing INFLATION BY INVESTING IN REAL manage, rent, lease and maintain your property ESTATE, IN A SAFE SECURE «or you. COUNTRY, AT A PRICE YOU CAN ™*-L LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDED. AFFORD If you
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      439 14 resfai/ranf presents Wednesday Fashion at 1.15 p.m. Try our sumptuous Hunan delicacies at no extra charge g a Outfits by Available at allHeshe stores and Prime Lea shops Fine Jasmine Tea r""*- •>■_ Onn Fat Hong Taa Merchant < fß(| 101 A.Sago Lane. S'DOre 0105. Tel *****61 Make-up by Edral
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      61 15 For relief of- •nK^'s^ *>J Tiredness W^S?* fil Weaknesses T^ j y*Zj\] Mental Fatigue Jv^^^Z Breathlessness ygrr^yy Loss of Appetite /*pi Xy /a**^*7' /> Paleness SS&f l^Si/^ ■I k *ri V v<lit k TABLETS Distributed by: YUKIN PTE LTD SINGAPORE FOR HAPPY SUMMER HAIRSTYLESAppointments Cut! Texturising Please Phone Porml or
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      421 16 We've got an Economy Sized Computer™ for every business. No matter how small it is. Or how big it is. The total system cost (including Printer) for the smallest configuration is less than S$ 13,000! They each give you cost effective, long term solutions to a lot of office problems.
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      330 17 a partner m computing. GUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (Guthrie Management Services) Computer Services Division The independent mini and micro Computer System Specialists. We offer: Computer Feasibility Studies System Analysis and Design Computer System Selection Software Development and Implementation Software Packages and Customisation Facility Management Systems Review Computer Courses Our other
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      813 17 Low Cost Business Computer Exhibition and Seminar Important role of computers AN AEROPLANE takes off from an airport. A customer purchases an article at a shop. Someone draws cash from a bank. A patient enters a hospital. What do these various events have m common?
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        359 18 The top brass in these cities can't be wrong!^^^_^^ A C^\^> TEKNISKIL, the manpower services contractor and appointment agency that's hard to beat. Very simply, we're the technically-skilled people on tap— for you. A full range of technicians like welders, fitters, electricians, boilermen, riggers, and scaffolders to professionals in project
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        93 18 ||$2300} &X^ W^^L 11]' Bk\ 2' 4 1 1 riht HiBBS.^ ir -I BJ i MS 1 801 IF addition to \jV^g^ )M I^^^ the special disV^^H )3 B count there will be _^fl one free gift for every purchase of $500. Also an golden opportunity to w j n
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        345 19 I i UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES requires additional PRODUCTION FOREMEN to be located m their new Gul/Pioneer Road Plant. The incumbents are responsible to the Production Superintendent for the operation of one or more departments within set standards of
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        444 19 General Electric (U S.A.I is Mh^^F seeking suitably qualified candidates^Ml I^^^^ for the positions of:- H QUALITY EQUIPMENT ENGINEER I I Candidates should have either a degree m Elec- I I tronic/Electncal Engineering or a diploma m I I Electronics Communication Engineering or I I its equivalent. Degree holders should
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        656 19 The sales of our professional ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC Department I have increased considerably over the last few wears and we have plans for expansion that call for dynamic personnel to be added to oar present team. I A) SALES EXECUTIVE I TheJob:To handle the sales of professional audio systems aud related equipment.
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        545 19 I manufacturing^^ I MANAGEMENT I PROGRAM TRAINEES I General Electric, the world's largest and most diversiI tied electrical manufacturing Company is recruiting m\ I technically competent graduate of engineering into its H I highly recognised and fully subsidised Manufacturing I Management Program (MMP). I the PROGRAM General Electric's manufacturing work
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        386 20 Now enjoy an even better cup of instant coffee New improved NESCAFE. Rich coffee aroma smooth taste New Nescafe Classic gives you "Everywhere it's something i l j n J^&a^B^HKV/v i '-4~l^^^^^HE we a share the exduSlVe arOma and flaVOUr Quiet moments of friendship and thesatisfaction of the world's finest
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