The Straits Times, 31 July 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    KL FREES 21 DETAINED UNDER ISA
    336 1 KL FREES 2 1 DETAINED UNDER ISA Ex-Deputy Minister among them KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE Malaysian Government today released 21 people, including a former Deputy Minister, detained under the country's Internal Security Act (ISA). The release was announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Datuk Musa Hitam at
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    Lock icon Ban on Dr M's 'Malay Dilemma' lifted
    168 1 Ban on Dr M's 'Malay Dilemma' lifted KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The government today lifted a 10-year ban on a book published m 1970 by Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad who became Malaysia's Prime Minister two weeks ago. Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, who assumed his
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    Lock icon Lee holds talks with Mrs T
    221 1 LONDON, Thurs BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had a 75-mlnnte meetIng yesterday with Mr Lee Kuan Yew before they attended the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady IHana. British officials said the meeting was mainly a courtesy call, bat added that Mrs Thatcher took
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    SMA: Give key staff housing priority
    583 1  - SMA: Give key staff housing priority AHMAD OSMAN By THE Singapore Manufacturers Association want good workers to be given priority m public housing. It believes such workers should enjoy this incentive because of the key role they will play m the government's drive for higher productivity. SMA chairman Ong Leng
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    Lock icon Missiles offer by Syrians
    321 1 BEIRUT, Thursday SYRIA has offered to instal Sam-6 ground-to-air missiles m and around Beirut to protect the Lebanese capital against possible Israeli attacks, the pro-Syrian Beirut daily, Al Sharq, reported today. Already Syria has sent its MiG fighters to intercept Israeli reconnaissance jets overflying Lebanon. For
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    Blackouts in 4 areas
    51 1 PUBUC Utilities Board engineers were last night trying to repair a faulty cable m Lim Chu Kang Road which plunged four areas into darkness. The other three areas are Chua Chu Kang Road, Jurong Road and Upper Bukit Timah Road The power failure started at 9.40
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    Lock icon Deadly cakes
    30 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Seven people died and eight fell unconscious after eating soya bean cakes believed to have been contaminated, the Jakarta Health Service announced last night. AFP. I
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    Lock icon Royal wedding guest ousted in coup
    93 1 DAKAR, Thurs. A military coup toppled the government of the tiny West African state of Gambia early today while President Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara was m London for the British Royal Wedding. The state radio said the coup by members of the 500-strong field
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    POSB ups savings rates by 1/2 pc
    233 1 FROM tomorrow depasture with the Past Office SavUgs Bank wUI receive another half per cent la Interest. These with balances of up to $IMJM will get 1.5 per cent compared with 9 per cent previously. For accounts of more than %m,m, the new
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    Scheme to give home buyers more protection
    696 1  -  IRENE NGOO, By Housing Correspondent GREATER protection will be given to house buyers under a new scheme that will come into force on Monday. Called the project account scheme, it requires all developers to open a project account with a bank or financial
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    'I always cry when I go to bed'
    191 1 'I always cry when I go to bed A TEACHER, who felt some of his students were not setting eaoagh emotional support at home from working parents, Invited those children to talk abrat their problems. The fouowlag are extracts of some of the letter* he received: "Sometimes when I go
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    Lock icon New US envoy
    28 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of Arthur Hummel, a career Foreign Service officer as Ambassador to the People's Republic of China. UPI.
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    Lock icon LATEST W POLICY ON MIGRANTS
    48 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ranald Reagan today announced a new Immigration p«ury that would allow mllUmm of people to stay In the United States although they had entered the country Illegally. This Is the first major overhaul of IS Immigration rules since IKS. Reuteu
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      66 1 58 pages today In Summary Pag* 2 FARMERS OFFER $10,000 REWARD Pag* 12 Page 8 Wearing headphones while driving: Police to act? Pag* 9 Page* 3, 4, 6 CAUSEWAY P«g«* 14, 15 COMICS 14 EDITORIAL LETTERS n CLASSIFIEDS \%-t% An interview with world squash No. 2 Pag* 32 Art of
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      386 2 Move for better theatre coordination THE Culture Ministry is planning to put all public theatres under the National Theatre Trust for better coordination and less duplication of work. "It will be far more effective to let one organisation run all the theatre facilities," an official says. One of the
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      COMMENT
      299 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE HDB should take further steps to ensure that flat dwellers do not endanger people's lives by keeping potted plants on parapet walls. INCREASED supply of Soviet arms to Cuba Is yet another confirmation of Russian adventurism, particularly In the Third World. It is np
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      468 2 US-India talks on N-fuel pact INDIA and the United States are holding talks which are unlikely to save an 18-year arrangement giving the US sole rights to supply India's nuclear fuel. New Delhi says the arrangement has the force of a treaty that cannot be changed by
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      221 2 AUSSIE CHAIN TO SET UP SHOP AUSTRALIA'S largest department store and retail group will soon take on the giants of retailing m Singapore. Myer Emporium Ltd, making its first venture outside its homebase, will move into a new building, Parkway Parade, which is being built at Marine Parade.
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      BACKGROUND
      109 2 FOR FREEDOM'S SAKE "TO retain my freedom of opinion, I quit the government," says ex-Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry official, Dr Nobuyoshi Namiki, who resigned in 1975 to become director and chief economist of the Japan Economic Research Centre. In an interview with The Straits Times, he
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      268 2 Penang govt rapped UMNO YOUTH is questioning the Penang government's sincerity in solving the Malays housing problem after the government decided to take Back 900 low-cost houses which Umno Youth said was in Malay areas. It is meeting Chief Minister Dr Lim Chong Eu and housing officials
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      SPORTS
      184 2 Comfortable win WORLD champion Guo Yue Hua of China scored a comfortable 21-15, 21-16 first round win over Sweden's Mikael Appelgren in the World Cup table tennis championships in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Fourth-ranked Tibor Klampar of Hungary easily outclssed 11 -ranked Milan Orlowski of Czechoslovakia to win 21-11, 21-11,
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      SECTION 2
      401 2 Computer port ROTTERDAM, the world's busiest port, will also have the world's most advanced sea-traffic management system by 1985. Costing $250 million, it will be completed just in time to handle the large amounts of highly flammable and potentially explosive LPG that will be arriving there from 1984.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Ex-mayor named chief of military panel
      240 3 Ex-mayor named chief of military panel BEIJING, Thurs. Yang Shangkun, a former mayor of Guangdzou and one of the main victims of the Maoist Cultural Revolution during which he had been accused of spying on behalf of the Soviet Union, has been appointed Secretary General of the Communist Party's influential
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      Lock icon 83.7 m Paks
      23 3 ISLAMABAD, Thurs. Pakistan's population has increased to 83.7 million, up from 65.3 million m 1972, census officials said yesterday. UPI.
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    • WORLD BRIEF
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        Lock icon Two Reds killed
        76 3 THAI government troops killed two members of a group of eight armed communist guerillas they ambushed on Wednesday near the border with Malaysia, a Thai Army spokesman said yesterday. The communists, belonging to the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya, were collecting food and money from a village
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        Lock icon Quake toll rises
        64 3 MORE bodies have been recovered m Iran's second major earthquake m seven weeks, bringing the total to nearly 850 and official estimates predicted a toll of 4,000 to 5,000. At least 854 people w«»re injured m Tuesday's tremor, the official Pars news agency said, while rescue teams
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        Lock icon Iran gets back plane
        64 3 AN Iranian Air Force plane, whose pilot flew to Cairo and sought asylum, will return to Iran today with the four other crew members, an Egyptian official said m Cairo yesterday. Captain Mahdi Backmiar, speaking for the crew, said Major Dariosh Khirkhwa, who defected to Egypt
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        Lock icon China's challenge
        76 3 CHINA yesterday challenged the United States and the Soviet Union to prove their sincerity m calling for global disarmament by first reducing their own arsenals. Chinese negotiator Yu Peiwen issued the challenge m a rare statement at the Geneva disarmament conference, saying: "Only after progress has been made
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        Lock icon Italian workers strike
        60 3 WORKERS providing services for tourists announced a series of strikes yesterday just as millions of Italians and foreigners prepared for the traditional August exodus to vacation spots. A dispute over a new working contract will close many restaurants and leave large hotels without service today. Only family-run
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        Lock icon Cuban jets stopped
        61 3 US NAVY F-14 jet fighters twice intercepted Cuban Mig-21 warplanes recently m the Florida Straits when it appeared the Migs might be headed for the US carrier Independence, US Defence Department sources said m Washington yesterday. On both occasions, the Cuban Migs turned back toward their own
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        Lock icon Guerillas return
        63 3 AFGHAN guerillas appear to have reoccupied most of the Paghman region near Kabul after retreating m heavy fighting earlier this month, western diplomatic sources said m New Delhi yesterday. The fighting between the guerillas and Soviet and Afghan government forces took place m the paghman area about 20
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      Lock icon Shanghai steps up patrols
      90 3 Shanghai steps up patrols BEIJING, Thurs. The Shanghai Municipality has stepped up its nightly street patrols to stave off the rising crime rate, the latest edition of the Wenhui Bao reaching here reported. It said that Municipal security contingents had been reinforced by 7,000 people coming from civilian, military and
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      Lock icon 'Sam' killed
      51 3 TOKYO, Thurs. A Hongkong man whom pclice identified only as "Hongkong Sam" was stabbed to death m his Osaka hotel room today, Japanese authorities said. The victim, whose real identity was not immediately known, checked m on July 23 under the name "Mr Sam, according to police officials.
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      Lock icon U.S. AND INDIA BEGIN N-FUEL SUPPLY TALKS
      312 3 NEW DELHI, Thursday THE United States and India started secret talks here today that could end an 18year arrangement making America the exclusive supplier of nuclear fuel for a USbuilt atomic power station near Bombay. The two-day negotiations at the Indian External Affairs
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      Lock icon Hotel run by state farm
      51 3 HONGKONG, Thurs. Tourists looking for a change m Beijing can soon stay m a hotel run by a state farm, the Xinhua news agency reported. The Huilongguan hotel on the northern outskirts of the Chinese capital will open to foreign ana Chinese tourists from Saturday.
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      Lock icon China armed forces' role in economy
      397 3 BEIJING, Thurs. CHINA today disclosed details of the major economic role played by its nearly four millionstrong armed forces and said they were now producing consumer goods, including bicycles and sewing machines. The official People's Daily newspaper said the People's Liberation Army had "done
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      Lock icon 29 killed in clashes with rebels
      127 3 29 killed in clashes with rebels MANILA, Than. At least 21 people were killed and an udeter mined number of ethers wounded m separate skirmishes between government troops and communist and Mo Mm rebels In southern Philippines, the Philippine constabulary said The biggest Incident occurred yesterday when a combined force
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      Lock icon SLOWLY SINKING TOWN
      149 3 MANILA, Thurs. A south-western Philippine town is slowly sinking because of the extraction of silica sand around it and authorities are planning to relocate some 10,000 townfolk to higher ground. Newly-designated Natural Resources Minister Teodoro Pena said that if silica mining were banned m Roxas town m
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      Lock icon One more for the US Navy
      51 3 One more for the US Navy j.-j ,fcl. n«.. B cad sbip llve" The New Jersey will be towed as a "dead ship" to Long Beach where It Is to undergo M months of reactivalon *ork as part of the Reagan Adminlstratlon's plw» "P the the US Navy's strength. AP
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      Lock icon Bonn to cut back on defence bill
      266 4 Bonn to cut back on defence bill WEST GERMANY will not meet a western alliance target for a three per cent real increase m military spending next year because of budget savings cuts. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said today. Defence Ministry officials said that, after inflation is discounted, the revised budget
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      Lock icon New homes in provinces
      67 4 WEST Berlin, Thurs. The 1,700 Sri Lankans who have arrived In Berlin over the past few weeks will be resettled m various West German provinces, West Berlin senator for social affairs, UU Fink, said today. The Sri Lankans, of the country's Tamil ethnic minority, have been
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      Lock icon Here's one for the royal album
      40 4 Here's one for the royal album And to add a note of good luck, on the day of the wedding, a horse named Wedded Bliss won a race at Doncaster track. It went to the post at 9-1. AP picture.
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      Lock icon French Govt warns Bani-Sadr again
      374 4 PARIS, Thursday FORMER Iranian President Abolhassan BaniSadr, who fled to Prance yesterday disguised as a woman, was today under stern warnings not to use French soil as a base to topple Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny at least publicly. Mr Bani-Sadr instantly became the focus of France's
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      Lock icon FLIGHT: RAJAI BLAMED
      66 4 TEHERAN, Thurs carried out as soon as possible. He also said the French Embassy m Teheran "serves no purpose," and urged authorities to "take a decision" regarding it. "If the government doesn't reach a decision on its fate, the people will decide," he warned. Several opponents to
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      Lock icon Fast to death guerillas vow to carry on
      240 4 Fast to death guerillas vow to carry on BELFAST, Thurs. Eight jailed Irish Republican nerlllaa on hanger strike In the Maie Prison near Belfast were told by militant Republican leaders yesterday that they would probably all die. Bot the guerillas, two of whom are said to be on the verge
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      Lock icon Bus tragedy
      26 4 ANKARA, Thurs. Fifteen passengers m a bus died yesterday m a collision with a West German truck on the Ankara-Istanbul Highway, police said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Eye check-ups urged for VDT users
      153 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The American Optometric Association yesterday recommended regular eye examinations and rest breaks for people who spend most of their workdays using visual display terminals. The 20,300-member organisation based Its recommendation on a recent government study that found VDT operators suffered more than
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      Warsaw bus workers plan strike
      34 4 Warsaw bus workers plan strike WARSAW, Thursday BUS and streetcar operators m Warsaw have decided to stage a three-hour warning strike on Wednesday to protest a cut m meat rations. Solidarity officials said today.
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      'S. AFRICAN TROOPS INVADE ANGOLA'
      5 4 'S. AFRICAN TROOPS INVADE ANGOLA'
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      Lock icon Bee attack
      36 4 TOKYO, Thurs. Two trucks collided on a highway m Kyoto today, killing two people and freeing 30,000 bees m hives carried on one of the vehicles. Nine policemen investigating the accident were stung. UPI.
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      Lock icon THE BEAST CAME FOR BEAUTY
      112 6 THE BEAST CAME FOR BEAUTY "THERE'S an elephant at an Elisabeth Arden's shop here, come for a beauty treatment. What shall I do, headquarters?" asked Callfornian police •fflcer Frank Sarver. Make sure she leaves the city or take her Into custody, came the reply- A tall order, This little confrontation
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      Lock icon CARRIER CAPT RAPPED FOR SAILOR'S DEATH
      119 6 SAN DIEGO, Thurs. The navy slapped Capt Dan Pedersen, commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS Ranger, with a letter of censure yesterday because of the death a sailor under his command. The disciplinary action was handed down by Vice Adm Robert Schoultz, commander
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      Lock icon US air controllers reject tentative pact
      384 6 GOVT READY TO RESUME NEGOTIATIONS WITH UNION NEW YORK, Thursday MORE than 95 per cent of the members of the air traffic controllers union have voted against a tentative contract reached with the government last month, a final count showed yesterday. The union said
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      Lock icon Reagan move to end suit against telecoms firm
      291 6 Reagan move to end suit against telecoms firm WASHINGTON, Thursday THE Reagan administration has taken a major step towards ending a seven-year-long government anti-monopoly suit against American Telephone and Telegraph company (ATT), the world's largest telecommunications firm. Mr William Baxter, head of the justice department's anti-trust division, told a court
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      Lock icon Libya opens new US office for students
      131 6 Libya opens new US office for students WASHINGTON, Thurs. The State Department said yesterday that Libya had opened a new US office to deal with Libyan student affairs, but that the office had been told it must not perform any diplomatic functions. Libya was ordered to close its Washington embassy,
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      Lock icon Ogden heads for Japan
      69 6 OSAKA, Thurs Several hundred small fishing boats took shelter m ports near here today and ferry services were cancelled as Typhoon Ogden headed for southern Japan, the meteorological agency said. The agency said the typhoon, with centre winds of about 90 km h, was moving across
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    • Sideliners
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        Lock icon Sex survey suspended
        80 6 THE state university of Udayana m Bali has suspended a survey on marriage and sexuality after an earlier report on sex, which claimed that 22 per cent of male and female high school students had had sexual relations with friends or married people, caused an uproar m
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        Lock icon Cop caught in the act
        81 6 A 25-YEAR-OLD policeman has been arrested for playing opposite a dancer on stage m a "live" sex show at a striptease theatre while he was off duty, it was reported m Tokyo yesterday. Police said Hideo Higashi was caught m the act by plainclothes men
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        Lock icon A piece of the highway
        108 6 MR ANGELO Mancini thought he was getting a good deal on a 18-by-30-metre parcel of land at a recent sheriff's auction. As it turned out, he paid US$65 (SJI4O) for a piece of property m the middle of an interstate highway. When Mr Mancini went
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        Lock icon Poet sues publisher
        92 6 POET Karl Shapiro has sued psychiatrist-author Ronald Fieve and the publisher of his "Moodswing, Tie Third Revolution m Psychology" In California yesterday for US$2 million (Ss4 million) because the book listed him as suicideprone. Mr Shapiro, a professor of English at the University of California, said that
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      Lock icon Committee clears Casey of any misconduct
      217 6 Committee clears Casey of any misconduct WASHINGTON, Thurs. Senate Investigators yesterday cleared Central Intelligence Agency Director William Casey (above) of any wrongdoing that would require his resignation. The finding was made by the Senate Intelligence Committee after a day-long questioning of Mr Casey Into allegations of lmpropriIts decision appeared to
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      Lock icon TB victim told to live apart from family
      170 6 TB victim told to live apart from family CLEVELAND (Ohio), Thurs. A judge yesterday allowed a tuberculosis victim described as a walking health hazard to return nome from hospital to his wife and three children. But the judge stipulated that Louis Semarano, 61, an Italian immigrant stonemason, must live apart
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      Lock icon Peru tremors
      26 6 LIMA, Thurs. Three earth tremors shook different parts of Peru yesterday, causing alarm but no damage or casualties, reported the National Geophysical Institute. Reuter.
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      Lock icon NEW DRUG HOPE FOR LIVER TRANSPLANTS
      142 6 BOSTON, Than. A Uver transplant pioneer says he has achieved "exceptionally encouraging" results by giving patients a new drug that weakens their natural resistance to the new organs. Dr Thomas SUnl, who performed the first Uver transplant In the United States 17 yean mo,
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  • Background
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      Man who gave Vogel a run for his money
      1000 8  -  EDMUND WEE By DR NOBUYOSHI Namiki, not one to bow easily to the conformity of abiding by tradition or collective wisdom, is typically Japanese when it comes to changing jobs. When asked if he might continue as director and chief economis'
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      A commonsense approach to success
      954 8 LEARNING from the Japanese experience, as many if not most of the participants at this week's seminar on that theme discovered, could be pretty heavy going. For one thing, the ideas thrown at them by the three speakers came fast and furiously, and often their
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    Woman constable lured trafficker into trap
    229 9 Woman constable lured trafficker into trap WHEN Jack Thum On Wah heard a knock on his door, little did he know that he was about to walk into an undercover trap. Police constable Farah Abdullah went to Thum's flat m Block 162 Mci Ling Street on July 7 at 7.30
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    Warning on setting off fireworks
    78 9 THE public was yesterday again reminded to heed police advice m ensuring that their children do not buy or let off fireworks or firecrackers. The first police warning was issued on July 24 but since then there have been several reports of firecrackers being discharged.
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    Axe falls on 66 tobacco workers
    296 9 Axe falls on 66 tobacco workers SIXTY-SIX employees were retrenched with immediate effect by the Singapore Tobacco Company yesterday. The management said the move was taken due to re-organisation and mechanisation of the factory m Hoe Chiang Road. But the STC Employees' Union alleged that the retrenchment was caused by
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    F & N on 2 food charges
    103 9 F N on 2 food charges FRASER and Neave (S) Pte Ltd yesterday claimed trial to two charges under the Sale of Food Act, 1973, of manufacturing carbonated drinks which contained yeast particles and fungus. The first charge said that a bottle of 7-Up sold by Dah Joo Trading Company
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    Move to ban use of headphones by motorists
    200 9 Move to ban use of headphones by motorists MOTORISTS may soon be prohibited from using headphones to listen to music while driving. In the interest of road safety, the Traffic Police is seeking legal advice from the Attorney-General's chambers to ban the use of headphones by motorists when they are
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    Don't take bill at face valve, says counsel
    234 9 Don't take bill at face valve, says counsel AN appeal Jadge wag anted yesterday not to accept at face value a motor workshop's bill far repairs to a ear damaged la a read accident and the period takes to carry oat these repairs. Mr Maklnder Singh, a lawyer, told Mr
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    Mission to seek new sources of timber
    272 9 Mission to seek new sources of timber A 16-MEMBER timber trade mission will visit Thailand, Burma, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka m September to look for new sources of supplies and business opportunities. This is due to the adverse condition of the timber industry since the decline of timber markets from
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    HOUSEWIFE SAW THIEF RUSH OUT OF HOUSE
    178 9 HOUSEWIFE SAW THIEF RUSH OUT OF HOUSE HOUSEWIFE Loo Soo Sim, 30, had lust returned to her MacPherson Road home on June 4 and was on her way upstairs when she had a fright. She stood rooted at the foot of the stairs while a man she had never seen
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    Pre-primary classes
    58 9 THE Catholic High School will have a total of 12 pre-primary classes at the school m Queen Street and its branch m Gentle Road this year. Two hundred and fifty places for 10 such classes had all been taken up. Registration for the other two classes with SO
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    HDB to ask RCs to help stop those falling pots
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    Oral history project on the Japanese Occupation
    289 10 Oral history project on the Japanese Occupation THE Oral History Unit of the Ministry of Culture has started a project on the Japanese Occupation. For Singapore, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, the landing at Kota Bahru and the fall of Singapore are significant events. In that three-and-a-half years of
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    Most Min Pao staff pledge to sink or swim with paper
    403 10 Most Min Pao staff pledge to sink or swim with paper ALMOST all the 75 employees of the Mm Pao, a local Chinese daily, have pledged to sink or swim with the newspaper. They expressed this stand through secret ballots held to find out whether they would stay with the
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    Computer course
    29 10 Computer course A COMPUTER concept course will begin at the Kirn Keat community centre on Wednesday. The fee is $20. For details, call *****56 between 3 and 10 p.m.
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    SHORTAGE OF STAFF HOLDS UP SURVEY
    155 10 SHORTAGE OF STAFF HOLDS UP SURVEY A SHORTAGE of manpower has forced the Postal Services Department to delay a survey linked to its planned introduction of a six-digit postal code system m 1983. Last September, it was reported that the department would conduct the survey to study the division of
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    Club officials
    31 10 MR STEVEN K.L. NGIAM was recently elected president of the Rotaract Club of Queenstown. The other office bearers are Priscilla Pang, vice-president; Catherine Tan, secretary; and Irene Sim, treasurer.
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    More PUB bills now paid on time
    12 10  - More PUB bills now paid on time GOH LEE KHU AN By
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    Hawker's aide fined $400 for pushing policeman
    100 10 SUBRAMANIAM Govindasamy, 34, a hawker's assistant, was fined $400 by a magistrate yesterday after he pleaded guilty to pushing a policeman who tried to arrest him. The court heard that Govindasamy went to his stall at Eunos Cret cent on Jan 29 and
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    SCCCI seeks views on planned move
    188 10 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry is seeking the views of its 55 management committee members on a house move. It wants to know whether the chamber's secretariat, now housed m its Hill Street premises, should be moved to the proposed multi-million
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    Gardens to mass produce national flower
    158 12 Gardens to mass produce national flower THE Botanic Gardens is to mam produce the national flower V anda Miss Joaqnlm to meet the high demand for the orchid. A National Development Ministry spokesman said yesterday: "The Botanic Gardens will try their best to propagate the flower as much as they
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    For 4 days
    21 12 THE Royal Embassy of Satidi Arabia will be closed from tomorrow to Tuesday for Hari Ray a Puasa.
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    Farmers offer $10,000 to keep disease out
    232 12  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By FEAR of the foot-and-mouth disease being brought into Singapore from Johore has prompted farmers here to offer a $10,000 reward for the arrest of anyone involved m spreading the disease to local farms. Farmers fear that the disease, which
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    New VI will train more mechanics for Eighties
    277 12 New VI will train more mechanics for Eighties THE new Ang Mo Kio Vocational Institute will have a department to train motor mechanics to meet the increasing demand for such workers m the Eighties. It will be set up by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VITB) and will have
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    One day's notice adequate, court told
    224 12 One day's notice adequate, court told A JAPANESE construction company representative told the High Court yesterday that he considered a day's notice to a quantity surveyors firm to be sufficient to terminate its services with his company. Mr Y. Watanabe of Tobishima Construction Co Ltd explained that this was because
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    Charity ball VIPs
    53 12 THE Minister for Trade and Industry, Dr Tony Tan, and his wife were the guests of honour at the St Andrew's Mission Hospital annual charity ball last night. The ball, which was held m the Island Ballroom of Shangri-La Hotel, has netted $46,000 through the sale of
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    Revision lessons a big hit with listeners
    250 12 Revision lessons a big hit with listeners AN EDUCATIONAL programme for Secondary Four students, Revise Your Lesson With Us, has received a warm welcome from listeners. It is the first joint production of the Singapore Chinese Middle School Teachers Union and Rediffusion. The programme, which started three weeks ago, revises
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    Ratnam trial: Fernandez questioned
    114 12 THE trial of businessmen Isaac Paul Ratnam and Ng Fook Khau on 40 charges of conspiracy to cheat and abetment continued m a district court yesterday. One of the prosecution's principal witnesses, Mr Thomas Casmaar Fernandez, was yesterday cross-examined by Mr B. Netto, for Ratnam, on
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    ACJC concert
    19 12 THE Anglo-Chinese Junior College will hold a thanksgiving service and concert on Aug 7 at 7.30 a.m.
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    Ayer Rajah's forum
    71 12 THE Ayer Rajah zone 1 residents committee will hold a forum at Jurong Junior College, Pandan Gardens, on Sunday at 2 p.m. The topic is How the residents committee and residents together can help to create a cohesive community m Pandan Gardens. About 200 people, mostly Pandan
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    MORNING FLOODS IN SEVERAL AREAS
    62 12 SEVERAL roads were not passable to heavy vehicles after a downpour yesterday mornPolice said flood waters rose to 1. 1 metre* along the Dorset Road and Owen K«ad Junction at Newton Circus and the Junction of Towner Road and MarNalrßoad. The rain started at about
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      Mahathir keeps his promise to review ISA cases
      604 14  -  M. G. G. PILLAI, By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Government's surprise release today of 21 political detainees comes within a fortnight of the promise by the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, to review the cases of all those detained
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      Taxis to freedom for ex-detainees
      221 14 EIGHTEEN of the 21 Internal Security Act detainees took their first ride m freedom today m taxis called by the Kemunting prison camp. The events leading to the release began at 7.30 a.m. when a police officer arrived at the camp bearing Home Affairs Ministry
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      WOODCUTTER KILLED BY TREE HE WAS FELLING
      321 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A contract worker was killed m a bizarre accident on a tree In Jalan Sultan Ismail here yesterday. The National Echo reported today that Mr 8. Sundrakas, 27, was perched between two branches, sawing a 12.2 metre-long branch when it
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      Lock icon Airlift for engineer
      81 14 PENANG, Thurs. A British ship engineer, injured m an explosion on board the oil tanker Liparus two days ago, was airlifted and brought to a hospital here today. The engineer, David Young, 22, was bu-nt on his body and face as a result of an explosion m
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      Lock icon Ghaz calls on all sides to be flexible
      251 14 Ghaz calls on all sides to be flexible KAMPUCHEA SOLUTION KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA'S new Foreign Minister, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie, today said all sides should be flexible m searching for possible solutions to the Kampuchean conflict. He said m his first interview since taking office that m attempting to
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      Lock icon Narco dog sniffs out opium in car
      176 14 Narco dog sniffs out opium in car ALOR STAR, Thurs. The Customs Anti-Narcot-ics Dog Unit scored a major success when one of its dogs. Chip, sniffed out 45 kg of raw opium from a car m Changloon, near the Kedah/Thai border yesterday. The opium, hidden m secret compartments behind the
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      Child held hostage
      38 14 JOHORE BARU, Thurs. A man, armed with a parang. held a one-year-old child hostage and forced the mother to hand over her $400 gold chain m a house here on Wednesday. The man escaped Bemama.
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      204 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp /yO«/%>^M I ThVDOGUT ITS PUIMEP/ A DOMT WMVPOMTtfXJUWE I I WHATLL IT BE JIGSS? 1 K*r<3OT Wv/y ISkAELLED Ar*O I COOKED I FP6T, DIMMER ATA. PeSTAU- ?a STE^'^V SC AEIHIr46I 1 6 -/PARLIKI'- (?p+rr,DeAR?I>ATCO 1 f/ CoP&O &etF toiO \r/Q^A -^Tr-i fif
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        Superbus to Penang
        78 15 SINGAPORE International Airlines will operate four weekly services to Penang on its A-300 "Superbus" from Saturday as part of its services to Penang, resumed last year under the new air services agreement between Singapore and Malaysia. The National Echo said that the services on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays
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        Lock icon Burmese refugees land
        46 15 A BOATLOAD of 23 Burmese Muslim refugees landed at Pantai Penarak, on the holiday resort island of Langkawi around midnight on Monday, it was reported m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. This brings the number of refugees landed on Langkawi since April to 119. AFP.
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        Lock icon On murder charge
        55 15 FORMER mess operator and police restrictee Kok Own Mm is to stand trial m the High Court on a charge of murdering probationary inspector Tiow Yock Hwa, 27 on May 11 this year. Kuala Lumpur magistrate Puan Lav Bee Lan ruled that there was enough evidence to
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        Lock icon TV catches robbery 'live'
        46 15 A TV camera recorded "live" a $200,000 jewellery robbery at the Style Goldsmith's shop m Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. The film of the two gunmen who held up the store, m dark sunglasses and crash helmets is now with the police. NST.
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        4 cops arrested
        48 15 SARAWAK Police Commissioner Datuk Yuen Yuet Leng on Wednesday said two policemen were arrested last week, with two other men, for the murder of a businessman and a broker m March. Two other policemen were arrested with a civilian this week for armed robbery. Star.
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        Musa to hold open house
        34 15 DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam will hold open house sessions on the first and second days of Hari Raya at Rumah Malaysia, Jalan Ampang, the National Echo reported.
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      Lock icon Umno Youth questions sincerity of Chief Minister
      391 15 Penang Malays' housing problems KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday UMNO Youth has taken Penang Chief Minister, Dr Lim Chong Eu, to task, questioning the sincerity of his government m trying to solve the "serious" housing problems of the Malays m Penang. The movement's National Housing
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      Lock icon Cashing in on the demand for lottery tickets
      218 15 Cashing in on the demand for lottery tickets KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Some Social Welfare Lottery sales agents are cashing m on the big demand for the lottery tickets and are charging more than a dollar for each ticket. It is believed that some are charging the public from M 51.05
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      Lock icon RMAF jet explodes in mid-air
      66 15 RMAF jet explodes in mid-air KUANTAN, Thure. An RMAF Tebnan Jet exploded m mid-air over a rubber plantation m Pasir Mlnah, near Kemaman this afternoon bat its crew of two baled oat before the Jet exploded. It was the second Tebaan crash this year and the ninth since ISC7. Last
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      Lock icon Teachers boycott schools
      71 15 BANGKOK, Thurs. Classes were suspended today at nine Thai schools near the Malaysian border following a boycott by teachers who feared more violence by Muslim separatist rebels. The boycott came after Muslim rebels of the Pattani United Liberation Organisation (Pulo) attacked a bus last Saturday, wounding seven
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      Patient dies after fight
      61 15 JOHORE BARU, Thurs. A patient at the Tampoi Mental Hospital was killed after a fist fight with another inmate, The Star reported today. Police said patient G. Penganathan and a 38-year-old inmate quarrelled m the bathroom of the hospital and fought. Penganathan fell unconscious and was
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      17 grants
      29 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Japanese Government is offering 17 scholarships to Malaysians for the 1962 academic year seven for undergraduate courses and 10 for postgraduate courses. Star.
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      346 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE president of the Malay Chamber of Commerce, Raja Nasron Lshak, has called for a meeting of all former Members of Parliament and State assemblymen to discuss Parliamentary opposition leader Li-ti Kit Siang's accusations that Deputy Education Minister Datuk Haji Suhaimi
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      Team to probe Sik protest call
      108 15 ALOR STAR, Thurs. Kedah police have set up a special team to investigate the attempt among rubber smallholders to demonstrate m Sik yesterday. Chief police officer, Mr Abdul Hamid Muhammad said they had not ruled out the possibility that they could have been instigated
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      Lock icon Defence plans choked by red tape: Mahathir
      183 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today said red-tape and bureaucracy have been allowed to "bottleneck" programmes m the Defence Ministry. He said although the overall administration of the ministry was satisfactory, there were several weaknesses m carrying out
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      Law meeting
      30 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam will open the Sixth Biennial Malaysian Law Conference at the Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman here on Aug 17. Star.
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, JULY 31. 1981 ACT, PLEASE
    404 16 The Straits Times FRIDAY, JULY 31. 1981 ACT, PLEASE ONE of the many excellent pieces of advice contained m the Housing and Development Board's handbook for residents reads thus: "Don't place potted plants on the top of the parapet wall. They may drop and injure passers-by below." The only snag
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    TAUNTING BEAR
    380 16 THE Russians are at it again, stepping up their supplies of advanced weapons to their clientstate, Cuba. The amount reportedly rivals what they sent at the time of the Cuban missile crisis m 1962. More significant is that there is evidence to suggest that some of the hardware
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    Going back to school to learn a national philosophy
    547 16 Going back to school to learn a national philosophy PANCASILA A STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT All this is a reflection of the seriousness with which President Suharto's government views the attempt to familiarise the pcpulace with the somewhat elusive themes of a national ideology enunciated m 1945 by the late President
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      853 17 OF late, there has been much discussion on the topic of education m Singapore. This is a healthy sign for it seems that our education system is "going places". Yet I feel we have sorely missed the most significant aspect that of the
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        127 17 i I AM a graduate of the Singapore Polytechnic, but have unfortunately lost the diploma that was issued to me. I have sought the help of my MP for a replacement or a duplicate copy of my diploma, but all my efforts have been unsuccessful. Instead, I was
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        122 17 MY friend has a daughter m Siglap Primary School. She is a below-average student and as such, does not usually get full marks m her class subject exercises. But what disturbs me most is the penance she has to do for her corrections. For a wrong word at
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        Why have quota?
        84 17 RECENTLY, I attended the Conversational Malay class conducted by the VTTB at Selegie Primary School. It was most disheartening to find the instructors arriving 40 minutes late. Then they announced 'hat lessons could not be conducted, because the 12 of us did not satisfy the minimum quota
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        Rejected for Law
        72 17 SELECTION for admission to the NUS law course is said to be based upon one's proficiency m English and distinction m General Paper, m addition to reasonable results. To my dismay, I found that I had been rejected without even the benefit of an interview. I was
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      Clearing that doubt cast on Italy
      286 17 YOUR special reporter from Rome, Mr Brace Renton, states that "Italy Is growing accustomed to seeing Justice done by the Red Brigades" (ST, July 28) Although fully respectfol of the freedom of press which Singapore enjoys as any other democratic country of the world,
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      568 17 UNDER the headline, "On The Buses" (ST, July 1), 12 short letters referred to various aspects of bus operations. We would like to reply to each of them. Service B At present, Service 22 is operated with 18 buses at peak and off-peak intervals of seven minutes and
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    Plan for one management to run all public theatres
    217 18  -  IDAH LATIFF By THE various public theatres m Singapore may soon come under the management of a single statutory body, the National Theatre Trust. The Victoria Theatre and Victoria Concert Hall, the Singapore Conference Hall and the Drama Centre are now
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    Cedar Girls' two big dates
    114 18 Cedar Girls' two big dates CEDAR Girls' Secondary School will hold its annual Speech Day on Aug 13 at 10 a.m., followed by Parents' Night on Aug 14. Guest of honour for Speech Day will be the Director of Education Mr Chan Kai Yau. The school will also celebrate its
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    MRT men to stay on
    66 18 MEMBERS of the Mass Rapid Transit Authority have had their office extended for another year from July 25, 1961, according to the latest Government Gazette. They are: Mr Herman Hochstadt, chairman; Mr Lim Leong Geok, deputy chairman; and members, Messrs Ngiam Tong Dow, K.R. Chandra,
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    Wet Samaritans offer shelter at bus stop
    307 18 Wet Samaritans offer shelter at bus stop THE bouquets and brickbats received yesterday on The Straits Times courtesy hotline were few, the majority of calls being crank calls and enquiries, but the few who called to present compliments spoke of acts which came from the heart. Housewife Mrs Rosalind Lee
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    DON'T HEAD FOR TROUBLE
    26 18 TAXI commuters should not allow their children to stretch their hands or heads out of the taxi as it may cause accidents.
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    Behaviour of staff can make or break deals
    401 18 THE courtesy campaign could spell the difference between success and failure m vital business deals, the general manager of the Port of Singapore Authority said yesterday. Mr Wong Hung Khim told the closing ceremony of the PSA Courtesy Campaign at the auditorium
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    'Have more feeling for patients'
    136 18 MOKE sensitivity and feeling for patients and relatives are expected of medical staff and there is no room whatsoever for any rudeness, the Permanent Secretary (Health) Director of Medical Services, Dr Andrew G X Chew said yesterday. Speaking at the close of the Health Ministry's
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      579 19 WHERE NICE PEOPLE MEET FOR NICE FOOD Carpet Bof Steak Tournedos Chasseur Black Pepper Also set lunch outside catering service. Draft Beer $1.60 during Happy Hours. OPENS 10 a.m. 10 p.m. Coronation Shopping Plaza. Ist Fir, Untt 118, Bukil Timah Road TEL: *****03. V J BEEFBALLS HOME DELIVERED from Ping
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      646 19 I Personal Services Merchandise 32 Modeling CARRIE MODEL AGENCY Basic Modelling Course commencing on the 11th L 14th August 6.00 7.30 pm. Male Modelling Course commencing 15th August 1.30 3.00 pm. every Saturday. Afternoon classes commencing on 3rd August. 2.30 4.00 pm 3rd Floor. Ming Court Hotel. Tel: *****67/ *****03
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      448 19 ■aMHMOTHI B^t*"W*WataaUsav Bmw^M^WMjpaaWß fc*»*»r4«»J%*4fi**W*ja»>»» BaMß^T^^HanE B l^>^j Classifieds the greatest salesman m town FORBES ENTERPRISES SPECIALISES In renovation, repairing roof leakage. Interior decoration electrical, plumbing and undertakes all kinds of contract imk work. Tel: *****71. NEO BWEE HUA Contraction specialises In repairing, roof leakage. Interior decoration, undertakes all kinds of
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      883 20 I Parson* Sendees I RtorcttandtM i ii a a»»»»s»»»a»^^^— MMMaaa^^ ACADEMU VsSEO. FIRST Vldeoga+ TV/B«inul flmtjin rapher In Singapore guarantees. •Jl I V/SO«ma System qua ii ly productions for all occaSJBBBBBBBBBBbbBbBbBbBBbBbBbBbbbbI slons. film conversions. "Album services" with editing, dubbing. LEONO LECK specialises m co- Inserting still pictures and lour/ BW
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      554 20 V Busiiwss Products, Sfvicm A <^^v Oppof'tuniUßS mmm FOR SALE USED c 1 unit PAH excavator 350 c l unit Benford concrete mixer 2 bags, a 7 units dumpers, c 4 units small concrete mixers. antereeted ring Ah Lang at MM Guillotine 12' x 1/8" capacity and press brake 14'
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      373 20 OpportunitiM si n9 a P° DISTRIBUTORS wanted In Malaysia and Indonesia dealing In American most distinguish home care products. Assured of high profits margin. For more information, call/ or write ha. 215-L UPPER THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 2057 TEL: 457*111 Classifieds part of your community REPRESENTATIVE (MALE/FEMALE) required by AMERICAN COMPANY
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      1099 20 h rwpkyiint ill 46 Situation* Vacant m) ProtesstonAl tf Executive Precision Repeir Engineering firm m Jurong requires capable/experienced SALES REPAIR MANAGER for Marine, Construction, Industrial Engines/ Mechinery/Components Description of Work: To canvass business m Singapore and overseas, to establish overseas agents, to supervise ship's repairs, to sell engines, to make
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      421 20 II Emptoyment ijjli —I Our Company had newly acquired lines of US manufactured water treatment, softeners, demln, plant and chemical pumps. We seek suitable applicants for the role of EXECUTIVE Applicants should have at least 1 year working experience In similar line and a Polytechnic qualification would be an asset.
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      517 20 GENERAL j SECRETARY Intelligent Secretary with good command of English and excellent stenographic skills required to work with Senior Executives In a fast moving business environment. The ability to Interact effectively end work m c small but highly motivated team m a Regional Office, is c pre-requi-sHe. This opportunity represents
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      398 20 I II Emptoyfwenl it js An Esfbaahsd Company at Sungei K edut Industrial Estate urQ#ntty r#Quir#s: EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER c Candidates should possess OCE minimum 5 O' Levels, Including English language and a private Secretarial Certificate a Minimum 2 years experience Is essential. ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE 'O' Level preferably possess LCC
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      413 20 C.A.T.S. 284 4411 Classified Advertising Works. m\W siblblblbHLHbbbbbV Lt^HbbbT^ [Wi VAN LEER SINGAPORE PTE LTD PULAU BUXOM FACTORY invites applications for: CLERK/TYPIST j Requirement! i c Mnaaflore clUstn a GCKO' level a Typing xpeed 30 lo 40 P A a 110 2 years relevant experience Salary a working conditions ara
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      528 21 II EftaptoyiMitt 46 Situations Vacant b) BmavtmrialV ClericMl An Internetienal man seat luring hrm In Jurong urgently require*. 1. RECEPTIONIST a Age below 25 years b) Sec 4. able to type 2. ACCOUNTS CLERKS a Age below 25 years b) Sec 4, with credit In Maths r i Able to
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      642 21 A aatabhahad Multi-Natlanal MALE TELEX OPERATOR Salary $7 .800 to (10.000 pa Quollni *tMina Preferably OCE -O' level Must be hardworking. Speak and write good English Some knowledge of typing Experience not essential. Age: 20 to 28 years Tnoee Intereeted, pleaae write with full rssums. contact number, together with s
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      503 21 mii-nn i 111 FOREIGN BANK require*: GENERAL CLERK/ COMPUTER OPERATIONS (Male) OuelWcetlone.e OCE -O' level c Ability to type Salary end Mnoe benefit. wW be m ace or dene a with the Bank's personnel policy. AppHcetiono (latino, full personal particulars including current salary, Islspnon* contact together with c psssport sizs
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      350 21 An expending local trsding firm ACCOUNTS CLERK s OCE 'O' level. c LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping Certificate. c Typing ability c At least Ito 2 years accountIng experience c Must be co-operative and hardworking Starting salary win be m the region *450to$SW tntereated jsrtlsi. pleaae apply Wlttl IM pCftKIHAW (Ol THE
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      576 21 II Employment .HA I i 1 3 KIWI INTERNATIONAL (BEA) PTE LTD An established International marketing and manufacturing company requires a Sales Clerk GCE -O' level 18-28 yean of age Experience In related work preferred but not necessary Must be able to type Pleasant personality Attractive salary and fringe benefits
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      505 21 INTERNATIONAL WOOO PRODUCTS LTD 10. PENJURU ROAD SINGAPORE 22*0 hfM IrYtrYWyoiettV TtCAfICMM tOf ttt# lUowinß poaWona. 1. FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK a Must have GCE "O" level, a Knowledge of typing, c At least 1 year's experience In the same capacity. 7 AUDIT CLERK s OCE "O" level, s Minimum 1
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      494 21 B Emplnimiii IIA Established European mow am a company invitee eppWcanon* lor me pastor: CLERK /TYPIST OueHftcanona: s O.C.E. -O' or 'A' level, s Ability to type essential, a Commencing salary $280, after probation $300. Intereeted eppScanU should write IffJ THE ADVERTISER MAXWELL RO P.O. BOX ISOJ SINGAPORE SOU. FEMALE
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      861 21 HIGH CALIBRE SECRETARY with minimum 5 years experience, used to Independent work and can work at high pressure Required urgently. Plea** ring MSS2S7 for appamlment. Only those with stated qualification need apply. IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR: RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST a OCE 'O' level a Pleasant personality a Age 18-19 years a Ability
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      872 21 II Efflpfoyment |jj]A GENERAL CLERK WITH experience In engineering construction required. Preferred residing In dlsts. 14. IS 18. Salary will commensurate with experience Please write to: The Advertiser. P.O. Box 815. lalg Road. Spore ■MS. MOTOR FBtANCE COMPANY requires One Female Oeneral Clerk Ability to type. Salary will be commensurate
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      492 21 c) ELECTWCAL SALES ENGINEER for tIM ibow potHtOfi lo bo r##ponlsbls tor the eases ol AC and DC electric el equipment of internationally wen known manufacture Applications wM only be considered from people meeting the following requirement* c Technical diploma In electrical engineering from a recognised Singapore Technical Institution. c
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      453 22 i 46 Situations Vacant c) Salt* HONEYWELL PTE LTD Requires FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT Requirements: OGI <> I.hvpl with credit m fcncllsh arid Maths Preferabl> some experi- m engineering field IM^.isiiin disposition Remuneration will commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested applicants please write giving full particulars including contact phone number to
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      719 22 ATTENTION SCHOOL LEAVERS 1 IN-DOCR FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT Age between 16 and 20 years Secondary education Experience not necessary Salary From $***** and above free medical attention, commiesion S allowance. Those Interested, please I*l*phone *****0*. for an Interview from 11.00 am 5 00 pm SHOWROOM SALES PERSONNEL urgently required Applicants
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      758 22 riiium i i|^| FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS required to promote fancy goods at departmental stores. Interested call peisonally 4pm 6 30pm at 810. Bth fir, Tan Boon Liat Bldg Outram Road, Spore 0316. MENARD COSMETICS REOUMES Part-time Beauty Advisors. Free training Contact Phyllis Qoh *****21/ *****84 QB3-3. Ground floor, Katong Shopping
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      576 22 BJ EUROPEAN STANDARD a ELECTRONICS PTE LTD I (A subsidiary ol THOMSONJ BRANDT, French Leaders m r High Technology Electronics and Household Appliance*) We have immediate vacane cies (or the posts of: 1) DEVELOPMENT j TECHNICIANS I Applicants should possess a Diploma m Communications and Electronics Engineering with some practical
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      396 22 H Employment |j|A i We are a subsidiary of an American Company, the world* leading Manufacturer of Oilwell Drilling Tools Due to our expansion programme, we have immediate vacancies for the poet ot. MACHINE OPERATORS ($450 1800) Have Secondary education or Trade Certificate m Welding. Some knowledge and welding (gas)
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      473 22 INCHCAPE BERHAD requires Maintenance Mechanic for Inchcape House Application* ara invited (or tha above post. QUALIFICATIONS: a Minimum 2 years' lechnical axparianca m electrical, aircondllioning A plumbing installation of high-rise building Preferably with VITB certificate m Electrical Fitting a Must be prepared to work on shift duty (2 shifts) Salary
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      316 22 Jit A ii ciiejituyiimii ill 'A 11x1 THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION invites applications lor the post at RIGGER/ MECHANIC at ila Kranji transmitting station Applicants should have experience of working at heights up to 70 metres, be able to use simple hand tools and rope splicing machines. They should also
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      551 22 DESIGNER Th* engineering depart mant raquiraa comp*t*nt Designer who Will b* r»sponsible lor electrical motor control. The ideal candidate should have a Diploma m electrical/ mechanical engineering with at least 1 year relevant design experience In the electrical field Applicants must be capable of working independently and possess initiative and
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      599 22 i II Employment ill PARTITIONING TECHNICIAN An experienced tect nlcian is required to work m Colombo. Sri Lanka for one n onth to 'train workers to install aluminium framed partition system shop front*, sliding and side hung windov*s and doors Interested applicants who mutt pleate call or write tc RUNG
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      570 22 Joint venture aircondllioning company invitee appMcetione for the poeitioii of TRACER Applicants who have completed OCE O' level In Technical stream with a minimum of credit In Technical Drawing can apply with full particulars to: THE PERSONNEL OFFICER A.C.E. (S) PTE LTD MB. BLK. 4 BOON KENO ROAD SINGAPORE 1233
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      572 23 II Employment If J I II I_Tj 46 Situations Vacant Production (Automotive Electronics) Requires FIMAUB" PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Of Monday night to Saturday morning 10.00 pm to 7 18am 5-day work week Shift allowance $4 00 per shift Monday to Fnday 4.48 pm to 12.48 am 5-day work week Shift allowance
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      504 23 B^p- ]ft| MAYERTRO INDUSTRIAL PTE. LTD., n*wly •*tsbli*h*d company which manufactura* high technology alactronic component*. MBJBBBI FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS on 2 rotating shifts. Starling basic salary from $270 $300 per month Attractive shift allow- Clean, aircondilloned working environment Good promotion prospects No microscope work Free medical attention Free uniforms Free
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      515 23 Immediate Vacanciee For DRAUGHTSWOMAN Technical education with knowledge of drawing. Q.C. INSPECTORS A TRAINEE INSPECTORS (Male only) Secondary Ito 2. Relevant experience preferred but not essential. FACTORY OPERATORS Male above 18 years. No experience required. Those with welding knowledge will be considered as Trainee Welders. int*f s>t)tsxj ptoaMt sppty pofsofwwy
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      427 23 II Employment j |j|| rMA ißryaii Start your car? er m NMB as 1) MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS High starting salary Attractive fringe benefits Free transport at prescribed routes Free uniforms 2) MACHINISTS 3) SET-UP MEN Technical/Secondary 4 or NTC Grade 3 m Metal Machining Those without the above qualifications but with
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      518 23 a*, isetan smgapore-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has immediate vacanci** for th* following position*:SALES ASSISTANTS (Female) Age 16-22 years Singapore Citizens Secondary 2 and above Experience not necessary as training will be provided 3 days off per fortnight Sday week fortnightly) Good opportunity for career advancements Starting salary $330, further adjustment upon
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      805 23 II Emptoymont If] IS Cemeeny leayare* A RETIRED CHIEF CLERK Familiar with accounting procedures. Able to handle office procedures and act as Manager. Part-time basis. Salary upto $1000 a month depending on qualifications and experience. B DELIVERY BOY Preferably own motorcycle, but company can provide Able to help with store-room
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      637 23 THE AMONG COUNTHV CLUB PTE LTD Invites applications from suitably qualified persons for appointment to the following posts: A CLUB ASSISTANT B TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST Salary Scat* A $625 -2S 675/ 740 -40 1020 B $305 -20 445 CliiaMflt stloii* A Must possess OCE °A' Level Certificate or Its equivalent. Preference will
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      425 23 II Emptoyuwiil |j|A < IK > OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL requires 1) CHEF DEP ARTIE Experience In butter I sculpturing or ice carving Salary $654 p m 2) CARPARK ATTENDANTS (FEMALE) Salary 13 16 p.m 3) LAUNDRY HELPERS Salary $316 pm 4) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Salary $354 $404 pm 5) CHAMBERMAIDS Salary
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      438 23 A large International Marine Engineering end Construction Compan; invites application* for the poeit ion of: STOREKEEPER Requirements: Singapore Citizen Secondary education iKnKhsh) Minimum 2 years relevant experience Previous experience In a spare parts store or fabru.mon yard store will be an advantage An attractive salary and generous fringe benefits will
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      973 24 ll Empioyment ill 46 Situations Vacant I) MtaemUmmoomM SUMIOCN ELECTROMCS PTE LTD A subsidiary of Sumitomo Electric industry** Ltd.. Japan Invites applications for: 1) TECHNICIAN a NTC or other technical qualifications a 3-5 years working experience a Preferably with mechanical background and with some electrical knowledge a Completed NS 2)
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      464 24 II Emptoyment ijl^l W HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE Invite* aurtaMy nu*lHl*d applicant* tor the teWowing apporntmonto. 1) COFFEE HOUSE WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) LOUNGE WATTRESB 3) DISCO HOSTESS 4) CARPARK ATTENDANTS. 5) SECURITY GUARDS. Free duty meals will be provided Maraetod appWcanto ptoaaa apply p#f*MfeeMly tof wi tntsrvieyw wttn r#ovfit pci sport
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      373 24 JACKIES BOWL SYSTEM 4*o requires (A) Waitresses (B) Bus Boys a Must be English speaking a Singaporeans or Malaysians a with or without experience Please apply personally at JACKBTS BOWL SYSTEM 4*o Orchard Theatre BuHdlng Grange Road Singapore 0523 batwaan lia.m. S p.m. Multi-Storay Complax ha* v*c*nctealer SECURITY SERGEANTS S
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      884 24 II Emptoyment IP 4 I CIA COMOUAROS REOUWES Se- Wtnlcd biMiieniMvty Enfll**h Sp##krTpQ Wawtofa) PLEASANT PERSONALITY Apply personally between 2 pm to 5 pm at MAXIM (EL-AMMO) NITECLUB PTE. LTD. Baa»m«nl Suprama Hoim, Panano Road, S'per*. 0923 Wall **tablr*had trading company raquiraa urgently 1. GENERAL HELPERS 2. OFFICE BOYS 3
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      885 24 curlty Guards Please apply personally at The Security Counter. Orchard Tower. Orchard Road Tel: *****14/ *****37. COMPANY NEEDS LORRY Driver with class 3 driving licence. Please apply personally at Unit G-12. Gold bell Tower. 47 Scotts Road. DELIVERY S STORE Clerk required urgently Please apply: Vlnce Enterprises Pte. Ltd. 5-B,
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      383 24 IN Vehicles A Boats ft Jl^v Car Component. Tuner~j Cassette Deck. Amplifier/Booster. 05f?5250 1 WAI ABLE AT jmunuMNCeffwi fl 4th Fk Spadtaat Centre SOLD SERVICED BY «WAMan.[S]PnLTI W77H >%# J \w Car rentals Clean, well serviced, Allegros, Pick ups, Talbot Alpines, Escorts, i Cortinas, Cortina Ghias, Granada Ghias and the
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      825 24 HM 55 Vehicles For Sale a) Mini ALMOST IS7S MINI Clubman, >rlglnal paint, good running condition. $12,900 Tel: *****82. IS7S MINI 127S GT. Very good condition. Radio/ cassette. Askng $12,800 0.n.0. Contact: *****84. b) BMW I9SO MID, 310. 1 private owner. rax October. Alrcon. Used as 2nd :ar for weekend
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      1489 24 111 Vehicles ft Boats {8 I) Hondm 1571 HONDA ACCORD. 3-door manual comprehensively equipped w.ih power windows, premium quality sound system, comf>letely re-upholstered, lmmacuately finished m metallic black Enquiries *****70/ *****60/ *****00 MK> IS7S HONDA Accord 3-door manual. 2nd owner, showroom condition. Alrron, power windows, tuff-kote. expensive hi-fi set. Maintained
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      1394 25 111 Vehicles A Boats 55 VBhicNJs For Sat. J) Tojotm JUNE IBM TOYOTA Carina 1800 c c Alrcon, automatic Price $28,500 negotiable Tel Mr Chua *****95 SEPTEMBER 7* TOYOTA Corolla 1200 Coupe for sale 1 lady owner. Selling $14,000 ono Contact Francis Ng *****91. I*7o TOYOTA CORONA with alrcond. cassette,
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      1535 25 IH Vehicles 4 Boats n Ji 1^ 56 Vehicles Wanted AOOOOOFFER for all PARF scrap cars any model good used can (company and private registration welcome) export documents and we very low price KONG BENO MOTOR CO. 134, Pnntop Str##t T») *****7* J377*5* 3MIM4. AOOOOOFFER for all PARF scrap cars,
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      963 25 times friday properties RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE APARTMENTS Balmoral Tower $1.23 M Lakeside Tower $390,000 Beverly Hills $2.3 M to Lien Towers $2.5 M $2.7 M Marigold Drive $470,000 Cairnhill Plaza $1.4 M Mimosa Park $500,000 Casa Bella $870,000 to Naung Court $1.2 M (Townhouse) $460,000 Cavenagh Court $680,000 Nassim
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      1682 25 IV Aocomntotation A Profwrttes IL^^Ej APARTMENTS FOR LEASE ARDMORE PARK Luxurious 3-bedroom apartments with complete recreational facilities. Rental $4,900 p.m. RIDGEWOOD Newly completed 3 and 4-bedroom flats with big terrace. Fully airconditioned Swimming pool and full recreational facilities, m Rental $3,500 to $4,500 p.m. Plus these properties Cairnhill Plaza $4,800
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      1679 26 times friday properties t^Baa^l.Sl^^<3-***^*^i*^^ IjgjL Hfl jaa|ll ebaaaß M rrjiniw I||t=: i Nlilfiiilll^3lUi^ I 32-STOREY PEACE CENTRE AND PEACE MANSION IMol Sophia Road. Singapore o922 Peace Centre Shops Few units loft! Rental or Sale. Office Few units left! Rental or Sale. Showroom space available 104 sq. m. Peace Mansion "tofa
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      865 26 I li a! IV Accommodation t Properties I JL^"J a^™™^^^"^™"^^^£^ aaflaßaißa*l_ J «T| 1 The Condominium comprises: 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes Located at Bukit Arang Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, about 7 km from the city. Extensive social and recreational facilities. Close to
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      1768 26 IV Accommodatkin A PiupotwH 1 s= I L*^J Luiurtoua apartments with twimmtngpoor. a Orangeford (3 SOO a Calrnhlll Plaza (4 JOO— (6,500 a Hlllcourt 500 a International Plaza SMOO a Sherwood Towers SMOO CALL 79*4000 WEE HENO COMPANY LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS FOR RENTAL Orangeford (4.300 Hillcrest Arcadia K.ooo Paterson Tower SMOO.
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      1509 26 IV Accommodation 4 Properties 1 TELOK BLANGAH 3-ROOM sharing, master bedroom allowed, fully furnished, centrally located, (350 *****39. I 3-ROOMED HBO FLAT Holland Village vicinity with telephone available, now (500. Contact *****53 3/4-ROOMED FLAT partially fur- nlshed/ furnished for rent at Clementl, Teban Garden Jurong. *****92. No agents j WST.IS:
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      1690 27 times friday properties 63 RosKJontisl PropoftHwFofSato ■BBMBBMBBMBMMB^BSi^BiS a) Houses CITY VALUERS CONSULTANTS PTE LTD TEL: *****74 c Dlst 10 BUNGALOW, 30,000 sq ft. $2.7 mHwon 0.n.0 c Dlst 14 New double-storey BUNGALOW, 7500 sq.ft. i $000,000 0.n.0 c Dlst. 15 double-storey SEMI- DE T ACHE D $*****0 c Dlst 28.
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      1304 27 IV Accommodation A Proptrtits s= I L™ c HHMKO COURT Near Pandan Valley, built-in area: 1.929 sq ft $*****0 c THE VR.LAQE TOWER Near Pandan Valley 12th floor. Built-in area: 2,600 sq.ft. *****00 c THE VILLAGE Paslr Panjang. Built-in area: 1.600 sq.ft $*****0 c WESTWOOO 7th floor. Built-in area: 3,200
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      926 27 A 1 IV Accommodation Proptfttes I. *"J DIST. 5, HONG LEONG Oarden condominium, groundfloor with facilities. Foreigners can buy! 3 bedrooms. 1 attached and 1 common bathroom, living area opens out to small garden, built-in 1.700 sq.ft Owner leaving. Details: *****52/ 3 VERMONT DIST. 0922 VICINITY Calrnhlll Hotel/ Plaza. 3
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      922 27 DIST. 2 SPOTTMWOODE PARK Type C. brand new studio apartment. High floor, freehold Ceramic tiles flooring $182,000 ono. Rolf *****11. DIST. 20, FABER GARDEN Condominium stepped unit. 4 bedrooms, with swimming pool, tennis court, 2085 sq.ft. Freehold $545,000 ono Tel: *****0. DMT. S WESTPEAK brand new mid-floor apartment with full
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      1379 27 I T j*W i DIST. 11 NEAR A W Restaurant. 17.000 sq.ft. at $200 pAf. existing building consists of main/ outhouse. 5 bedrooms, tenanted until 1983 at $96,000. Principals only call PAA *****75/ 6. I LAND IN DMT. 10. Area 31.000 sq.ft. I with existing beautifully reno- vated bungalow. Built
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      775 27 IV Accommodation A Properties MANHATTAN HOUSE Outeide CBO, approximetely 1,000 •q.N. on high floor, price $1,100 p.tl. ono CONTACT LM *****3. NO BROKERS. MERLIN PLAZA OFFICE High floor, facing sea. corner unit 800 sq.ft. $1,600 p.s.f GOLDEN SULTAN PLAZA 700 sqft $950 ps f Immediate occupation TeLSOSSW c Shenton House.
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      785 27 MANHATTAN HOUSE 550 tt 3.000 $5.00 pel $HENTON WAY OFFICE 1 fIOO il/5.000 $100 pal COLLYER OUAY $7.00 pat KFPPtL ROAD $930 psf CLEMENCEAU AVENUE $5.00 pa ANSON CENTRE, 1120 sq.ft. Merlin Plaza. 680 sq.ft. Sim Llm Tower. 520 sq.ft. Kirn Seng Shopping Centre. 746 sq.ft Afro Asia Building. 2000
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  • IX OBITUARIES
    • Obituary
      IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
      68 29 A year has pBMBd tine* you suddenly Mft US. Tha griaf ttlll lingar da«p and painful. D— ft Mom, is it Ood's will thai you mutt MMV6)(M? YOU »re gon« but still allva m our haarts and memory tor always. Forever fiwmbfd by 4 sons,
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      120 Deaths
      30 29 MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF ROBINSON'S DEEPLY REGRET THE SUDDEN PASSING ON JULY 16 ISSI OF MR V GORRINGE. fiETIRED RETAIL MANAGER, IN LONOON. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
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      42 29 'Call to the Lord on Wednesday 28/7/81' Ssxlly misftod and ttti&f% FsMVWin* beredby: WHe: Theresa Wong Ah Kheng; Sons and Daughters: Peter Ho Fook Slang. Agatha Ho Kirn Lan, Mary Ho Nyuk Lan, John Ho Teck Slang. FRANCIB HO CHEE KOK AgadS*
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      30 29 wishes to thank all friends, relatives and colleagues for their attendance, donations, scrolls, wreaths and assistance during their recent bereavement. Tha Family of tha lata MR. TSAO HBIEN HWA I
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      Tha Family of the Late
      29 29 wisl to thank all relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement. MR. CHOO KIM SHUNG
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      124 In Memoriam
      72 29 Precious memories. How they linger, ever to near us In the stillness of the year past. Fond, familiar scenes appear. Echoes from old times, we hear With much bitterness and despair. We remember the loss o* yesteryear. Yet hope grows fonder, As we wait for that glad
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      122 Condolences
      30 29 Tha Tao Family wiahee to eipreee their deepest sympathy on tha demiaa ot their balovad eon/brother-in-law, Mr. A.G.S. Oanara|. who has dapartad us to ba with tha Lord.
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      In Loving Memory Of
      26 29 We mm you vary much end think of you constantly. Inserted by Cleaa 01 MwMcina. 3rd Vw IMI. MISS CHAN BUI KENG
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      123 Acknowledgements
      52 29 THE FAMILY OF late Andy Michael thank all relatives friends. Rev. Fathers, The Members of the choirs and prayer groups of The Blessed Sacrament and The Church of the Holy Spirit who sent wreaths, flowers and donations and those who helped In one way or the other during
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      IN MEMORIAM
      27 29 2 YEARS HAVE PASSED BY ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY PARENTS: MR ft MRS SHAMKAR HUS- ANO MEJ SURAIN MENON. BROT HERS ANO RELATIVES. SUMA DEPARTED: 31/7/7*
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    'English only' for flight calls to avoid noise
    372 30  - 'English only for flight calls to avoid noise TAN BAN HUAT SWITCH TO PICTURES LATER FOR AIRPORT SIGNS By ENGLISH is the only language used for flight announcements at Singapore Changi Airport because of the increasing number of aircraft using the airport. It is also the only lan- guage used
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    Facades gone even before final word
    436 30 EVEN as the Urban Renewal Authority is considering preserving a row of 18 ornate houses m Petain Road, the owner has already destroyed the facades of three of them. Two more of the five empty houses will suffer the same fate soon. The rest
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    59 pc of S'poreans who died last year were cremated
    246 30  -  KOH VAN POH By CREMATIONS m Singapore have continued to rise, and more than half the people who died here last year 59 per cent were cremated. This represents an increase of 11 per cent over a five-year period from
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    P.A. HOPES TO ATTRACT 60,000 TO MOONCAKE FESTIVAL
    244 30 P.A. HOPES TO ATTRACT 60,000 TO MOONCAKE FESTIVAL THE People's Association is all out to attract a crowd of about 60,000 people to attend its Mooncake Festival on Sept 12 and 13. The festival, to be held at Kallang Park, will have as its highlight a lantern display. The PA
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    S'pore, Australia sign joint projects pact
    322 30 SINGAPORE and Australia yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding approving the financing of two of the seven study projects under the Asean-Australia Joint Research Programme. The seven projects will cost the Australian Government about $6.5 million AJ2.7 million). Singapore will manage a three-year study
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    Prayers meet
    25 30 THE Muhammadiyah Society, a Muslim missionary organisation, will hold prayers on Hari Raya day at 8.30 a.m. at the Singapore Malay Football Club.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Disappointing Student Games come to a close
      483 31 BUCHAREST, Thurs THE World Student Games closed today after 10 days of largely j disappointing competi- tion, a legacy of the increasing deminds on international sportsmen. Rumania's Nadia Comaneci and American swimmer Jill St=;rkel, who each won five gold medals, were the outstanding
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      Lock icon China take lion's share of shuttle titles
      227 31 SANTA CLARA (California), Thurs. China won four of the five .itles at stake m the DEdminton competition at tha World Games for non-Olympic sports here. The only title 111 1 escape the Chinese v as the mixed doubles, which was won by Gillian
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      Lock icon Bermuda stun with an early victory
      209 31 COWES (England), Thurs Bermuda stunned the cream of the world's yachting talent yesterday by winning the first inshore race of the Admiral's Cup at Cowes. British exile Bill McCowan's win for Bermuda with Caiman II was due to keeping a steady nerve, some large
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      404 31 ATHLETICS Mm: 111 metres: 1 Mcl Lattany (US), 2 Stanley Floyd (US), 3 Ist van Nagy (Hun) 10.07; IMm: 1 Stanley Floyd (US), 2 Allan Wells (Bri), 3 Istvan Nag} (Hun) 20.41; 4Mm: 1 Bert Cameron (Jam), 2 Walter McCloy (US) 3 Tony Darden (US) 45.41; BMm:
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      MEDAL TALLY
      40 31 MEDAL TALLY Savtrt I'ilm KrnnuU lilMStaln (hla» Italy Eml Ornuy &r WeatGennaay Britain •«rbaal«vaUa Hugvy V.HMUvU Swnlra BDln.ri. Brmill Ca«4a rraaer Halt K«rf» AutntU MaUad Graeer S»ltMTl»nd Algrrto AnntrU Iv*ry Caut Gkau M.«,.1i. tnltr. M a 11 n it IS
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      BRIEFS
      919 31 HEIDELBERG, Thurs. Canadian Alex Baumann set a world record of 2 mm. 02.78 sec. m the men's 200 metres individual medley at an international swimming meet here m West Germany. The previous record of 2:03.24 was set last year by Phil Barrett, of the United States. Baumann, a 17-year-old
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      766 31 ANNOUNCEMENT Kidde THE WALTER KIDDE DIVISION OF KIDDE, INC. (Manufacturer of Fire Fighting Equipment) are pleased to announce the appointment of Unit 907, 9th Floor, Textile Centre, Jalan Sultan, Singapore 0719. Tel: *****1 1/2 Telex: RS ***** as the Authorised Distributor m Singapore Lwith effect from March 1981 We would
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      641 31 IN THE MATTER OK THE COMPANIES ACT. CAP. 185 AND IN THE MATTER OK TtS (PTE) LTD (In Voluntary Liquidation) MEMBERS' VOI.INTARY WINDING IP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of I the above Company, which Is being voluntarily wound up. are required on or before the sth August.
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      SRC teams to go on tours
      215 32  - SRC teams to go on tours R. JEGATHESAN By AUGUST will tie a month of travel for Singapore Recreation Club's sports sections. The hockey team will be heading for Hongkong, the soccer side for Haadyai and West Malaysia and the softballers for Ipoh. For the hockey team, the Premier League
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      Jahangir world's fittest?
      459 32  - Jahangir world's fittest? PATRICK BASTIANS He can do what Qamar and Mohibullah cannot By AS they sat there with their lean, tough bodies, they looked as if they were going to eat up the place. One, a hungry, 17-year-old squash wizard, the other his youthful mentor. Yes, Pakistani sensation Jahangir
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      SHA mixed sevens to raise funds
      139 32  - SHA mixed sevens to raise funds R.MANORAJ &y THE Hockeython 1981 a mixed seven-a-side tournament jointly organised by the Singapore Hockey Association and their women counterparts will be held on Oct. 4. The fund-raising effort, which started several months ago, will help the associations finance the men's national junior squad's
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      Republic have good chance in their group
      252 32 Republic have good chance in their group SINGAPORE are almost sure of ending up pool winners, drawn as they are with Nepal, Ban- gladesh and Jordan m one of four groupings m the first Asian squash cham- pionships on Aug. 29 m Karachi, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Favourites Pakistan, who no
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      B. Princess may recoup the losses on Saturday
      446 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Baram Princess, an expensive failure last weekend, is m winning form and should make amends m the Class 4 Div 6 field (Race 2) on Saturday. With Alwyn Tweedie m the saddle, this three-year-old Irish mare by Furry Glen
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      McNab is out of the big race
      121 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. New Zealand jockey Chris McNab, 23, one of the leading riders m his country, is on a visit pass. And according to the rules he cannot ride m the $100,000 Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup here on Sunday. What a
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      Tomorrow's card
      1300 33 PAfF 1 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 7 I^oom K.A\u& 1 (Ratings 57-46) ($12,000 $8,400 to winner) 1 34*4** Flake Ot Saaw (»7) 57 Countess-E. Breukelen 4ama ud +18F Tweea> 1 t ****** Ottaaaa (M) 56.5 Auric-Teh 4 nzg a Dgg Cgd3 +1 F MeNak 6 S 0*974* The
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      Unmerry-go-round
      403 33  -  FAIRWAY By IS IT JUSTIFIED TO WITHHOLD INFO FROM THE PRESS AND RACING PUBLIC? THERE is a dire need for the four turf clnbs and the Malayan Racing Association to improve on their almost non-existent public relations. The committees of the clnbs and the MRA are "protected" by one
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      Weight-for-age races started in Perak in 1950
      692 33 MAY I congratulate the Selangor Turf Club for staging the one and only weight-for-age classic, the Sultan Selangor Gold Cup on the local turf. And may I be permitted to throw a brickbat at the other turf clubs for not following Selangor's lead.
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      Lock icon King's Lake pips his old rival in tight finish
      428 33 King's Lake pips his old rival in tight finish GOODWOOD (England), Thursday IRISH colt King's Lake and his jockey Pat Eddery won a needle match with To-Agori-Mou and Greville Starkey m the Sussex Stakes here yesterday. Some of the top middledistance horses of Europe contested the race, which produced the
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      828 33 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN CUSTOMER ENGINEERING The Information Handling Systems industry will be growing significantly m the 1980s and is key to the Republic's strategy m restructuring the economy. IBM Singapore a leader m the fields of computing, word processing and related products is building rapidly to support its existing and
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      552 33 I'KTIR »'KI\ \l l I.IMITKI) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. pursuant to Section 260 of the Companies Act. Cap 185 that a meeting of creditors of the abovenamed Company will be held at the office of Coopers I Lybrand. llth Floor, Su- preme House. Penang Road. I Singapore 0923. on Monday.
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      Set up a committee
      178 34 IT IS a great pity that sports m Singapore has hit rock bottom. The numerous conflicts and squabbles between officials and players have given sports here a very bad image. Players hitting out at various sports associations is not an uncommon trend. Why are these players
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      Form a Board to revive pro boxing
      338 34 Form a Board to revive pro boxing THE LAST time I witnessed professional boxing at the Happy World Stadium was on March 7, 1958. The boxing promoter then was Little Nene and the main event featured Flay Ming Chan and Kiyoshi Muira. The referee was Eric Dunsford and I took
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      SPORTSVIEW Football no longer most popular sport
      389 34 SPORTSVIEW Football no longer most popular sport ALL FOOTBALL fans must have been relieved to know that the national football team were finally cleared of any bribery allegations against them following Singapore's defeat m the Malaysia Cup final. The past is now over and we have to look forward to
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      Shock for 'spectator'
      325 34 I HOPE you will print my complaint on the organisation of the F Grade event m the current Ovaltine individual graded squash championships, which leaves much to be desired. On July 20, I went to the Kallang Complex to watch some of my friends do battle m
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      KEEP THE LETTERS COMING
      164 34 HERE is your weekly sports page with a difference; different because you are the sports writer getting your message across. Each Friday we publish the best sports letters sent m. And, remember, the very best one (to be decided by the Sports Editor) wins $25 for
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      Time to forget the past and strive harder
      168 34 IT IS indeed good to read m the newspapers that the allegations of corruption against our soccer players have not been proved. We hope that Jita Singh ana the players will now forget the past and strive harder to prove to everyone
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        THREE PERFECT GAMES
        128 34 COULD you tell me how many perfect games have been scored m 10-pin bowling m Singapore? BOWLER REMEMBER, 3M-p| a fall gmmea laU the ba*ka •oiy who they are achieved la cvmprtitiM. The tint perfect nw was railed by Ec P**k Ch«y la the Peteraaa Stash* Clawle
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        AT 38 IN THE 1953 FINAL
        104 34 STANLEY MATTHEWS, the great English soccer winger of the past, was my hen m my youth. I remember tha: he won a FA Cup-winner's medal somewhere towards the end of his career. Could you tell me when this was and whether it was his
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        SPORTSCALL
        195 34 LIVERPOOL started pUylag In the League la 1813. they were la thelecsad Division for 11 seassas, bat have never beea lower than that.. juhJ that to aalte a teat. many really good players taking part during the season. Could you tell me something about the players who have won
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        QUITE A FEAT FOR THE KOP
        26 34 I AM a Liverpool (an. Has my favourite soccer club ever been lower than the First Division? WONG WENG SONG
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        FIRST WORLD CUP IN 1930
        54 34 WHEN was the first time the World Cup for soccer was played, ana who won that competition? T. L. CHAN THE first World Cap was held la 1131 la Montevideo, Ongmay, with 13 teams taklag part. The wlaaers were the hast caaatry, whs beat Argentina
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        PAR LENGTHS REGULATED
        109 34 I HAVE just started playing golf. What I want to know is now a hole becomes a parthree or par-four or a par-five hole as lengths vary even on may par-four holes? HANDICAP 24 THE par lengths are regalated. Par-three hole* measure ap to as metres, par-foar
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        PALMER, MILLER WATSON...
        23 34 TO ME, the United States golf tour is the true test of golfing skill these days as there are sc
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        THE ANSWER IS 'NO'
        76 34 HERE is a golf problem for you. Is a player allowed to brush aside a few dead leaves lying on the line of his putt on the green using his cap? KNOW ALL THE aaswer to a: Rale J5-lb clearly states that this caa be d«ae
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        ALI'S GOLD
        27 34 DID Muhammad Ali win an Olympic boxing gold medal? ALI FAN YES, as Cassias Clay la the Rsme Olympic* la IW bat as a Ughi-heavyweight.
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      Lock icon HCJC relay quartet end meet on record note
      573 35  - HCJC relay quartet end meet on record note HAKIK AT RAI By HWA CHONG JUNIOR COLLEGE'S girls relay quartets produced two scintillating runs yesterday to end the 22nd national inter-schools track and field meet at the National Stadium on a resounding note. But where was the crowd? Unlike last year
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      World champion Guo shows magic
      391 35  -  PETER SIOW By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. China's world champion Guo Yuehua showed his mastery over the little white ball on the opening day of the World Cup invitation table tennis championship here at Stadium Negara tonight. Displaying the kind of stuff that won him the
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      Farrer Park crash to first defeat
      237 35  - Farrer Park crash to first defeat J. RAJENDRAN By FARRER PARK United': ball League Division One at the Jurong Stadium L 1-2 to Kaki Bukit. r It was Farrer Park's first defeat of the season and it left them on 20 points, five adrift of leaders Singapore Armed Forces Sports
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      Evans' mission: To get TT into Olympics
      321 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Roy Evans, president of the International Table Tennis Federation, has one principle mission m life to convince the International Olympic Committee to include table tennis m the Olympic Games, reports PETER SIOW. Though on the surface, the mission looks ordinary
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      Pesta shoot rehearsal
      65 35 SINGAPORE'S shooters will stage a full-dress rehearsal for South-east Asia Games m Manila m December, when they host the annual Pesta Sukan shooting championships at the Singapore Gun Club from Aug. 6-12. The SEA Games nations taking part m the championships are Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Singapore.
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      Kay puts friendship aside
      308 35  - Kay puts friendship aside JANICE SEAH By KAY THIONG LOCK put friendship aside as he ousted his friend Foo Lian Fatt 21-18, 20-22, 14-21, 21-16, 21-13 to win the men's singles final of the national youth table tennis championships at the Poi Ching School last night. The five-set thriller, which
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      91 35 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY Gartfwaro Cap taaraey: Spore v Malacca, Pahani v Sabah (7.30), Selangor v Penang, Perak v Negri (8.45), Pa hang v Johore, Spore Sabah (10), Selangor v Trengganu, Penang v Perak (2), iTpore v Johore, Malacca v Sabah (3.30), Perak v Selangor, Negri v Trengganu (5, all at
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      SPORTSLETTER
      109 35 REFERRING to your report m the Straits Times of July 28 headed "Coach Kartar steps down m SHA reshuffle", we would like to clarify a few points. The SHA are at the moment trying and testing talent m all aspects of the game players, coaches and officials. Some movement
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      Singapore will make strong bid to host meet
      290 35  -  JOE DOR AI By SINGAPORE are making a strong bid to host the 17-nation Asian Youth Group Two soccer competition at the National Stadium m early 1963. This has been decided by the Football Association of Singapore executive committee following an invitation
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      62 35 Aussies in fine start BIRMINGHAM, Thurs. Australia made a fine start to the fourth cricket Test when England squandered ideal batting conditions at Edgbaston here today. England contributed to their downfall with a sequence of poor strokes and were reduced to 146 for six at tea on the opening day
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      60 35 each of the first two sessions during which time captain Mike Brearley provided the major resistance by making 48. Terry Alderman made the breakthrough with the new ball by dismissing Geoff Boycott and David Gower cheaply, while slow left-arm spinner Ray Bright compounded
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      173 35 Centuries galore in county ties LONDON, Thurs. Pakistan's Javed Miandad cracked a superb unbeaten 200, and New Zealander Glenn Turner hit a hundred before lunch on a day which produced seven centuries m the* English county cricket championship yesterday. Miandad's doublecentury rescued Glamorgan after they slumped to 105 for six
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      86 35 BOURNEMOUTH, Thurs. Sri Lanka's touring cricketers suffered at the hands of West Indian Gordon Greenidge and newcomer Roger Hayward on the opening day of their three-day match against Hampshire yesterday. Greenidge hit 80 and Hayward scored a century on his debut for the county, who were 330 for
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    61 36 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thai police will give special protection to foreign investors whose lives and businesses have been threatened by criminal gangs, a police chief said. Deputy director-general of police Prasong Saksupha told reporters thai special measures for the security of foreign investors would be carried out first
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    38 36 GENEVA, Thurs. Liberia, which has the world's largest flag of convenience fleets with 80 million gross tonnes, has signed the International Labour Organisation's convention of minimum employment, living and safety standards, the EU) said today. AP.
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    245 36  -  ALBERT SIM Picture by STUCK for words, the mind boggles. Momy, seven, a Primary Two pupil from Telok Kurau East School, Is not alone with a spelling problem. Here are some illustrious names who had been In the same boat Leonardo Da Vinci, Winston Churchill and
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    166 36 Bulls push ST index 17 points higher THE stock market was once again a hive of activity as buyers made their presence felt m the trading room yesterday. The Straits Times market barometer closed 17.83 points higher at 804.46. Bulls went into full swing m the morning, giving a hefty
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    36 36 BANGKOK, Thurs. Four men have been sentenced to death and 19 others to imprisonment m Ho Chi Minh city for looting and organising illegal emigration, the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported today. AP.
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    30 36 NEW YORK, Thurs. TJ* Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.05 to 940.45 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    75 36 TOKYO. Thurs. Beijing has asked a Japanese scholar to cut short his studies m Shanghai m an apparent show of displeasure over a book he wrote which criticised China, officials said today. A spokesman for the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science said China's
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    37 36 ROME. Thurs. Masked urban guerilla gunmen shot and wounded four people before escaping with several hundred million lire (several million dollars) m a raid on a Rome post office security van today, police said. Reuter.
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    29 36 CATANIA, (Sicily), Thurs. A series of violent explosions near the summit of the Mount Etna volcano yesterday brought fears of a new eruption, local experts reported. UPI.
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    277 36 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE House of Representatives has approved President Reagan's three-year, 25-pei^cent tax cut, giving the Republican President his biggest Congressional victory to date. The vote followed weeks of intensive personal lobbying by the President, capped by a national television appeal
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    41 36 UNITED NATIONS, Than. The death toll In the earthquake In south-eastern Iran yesterday has risen to MM, with \,m people still buried In the rabble and M,M< Injunid, the United Nations Disaster Relief Agency reported today. Renter.
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    137 36 Bill to curb entry of Indochina refugees WASHINGTON, Toes. A Senator has Introduced a Bill to severely limit the entry of IndoChinese refugees Into the United States. The bill put forward by Sen. Walter Hoddleston, would require potential Indochlnese Immigrants to prove that they fled their country to escape polltlcalpersecntion.
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        44 1 NATIONAL lion and Steel Mills Ltd has incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary, NISM Properties Pte Ltd. It will hold Unity House when the sale has been completed. The subsidiary was set up on July 11, 1981 with an authorised capital of Sslo million.
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        90 1 AGREEMENr has been reached between Highlands and Lowlands (H L) and Selangor Coconuts Bhd (SCB) for SCB to purchase H L's interests m Kedah Oil Palms Bhd (KOP) for a consideration of an issue of two million new SCB shares of $1 each. H L holds 49.9
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        82 1 CENTRAL Sugars Bhd (CSB) has replied to inquiries from the KLSE on its acquisition of Bat tell Investment m Hongkong. The value of the assets acquired is $120.17 million while the value of the assets of CSB based on the audited accounts on June 30, 1981 is $168.87
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        Sentosa Plywood
        42 1 SENTOSA Plywood Bhd has announced the resignation of Datuk Nik Hussain bin Nik Ali as director and chairman of the board of directors of the company on July 24, 1981. His successor is Datuk Raja Khalid bin Raja Haji Harun.
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        57 1 PAHANG Consolidated Ltd (PCL) has announced a pretax profit for the group of M 5787,000 for the six month period ended Jan 31, 1981 on net sales of $16.04 million. In view of the poor results of the company, the directors deem it prudent not to declare an
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        Boustead rights
        48 1 BOUSTEAD Holdings Bhd has announced that it has obtained the approval of the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee for the one-for-three rights issue at a price of Ms 2 per share and the one-for-two bonus issue which is to be capitalised out of the Share Premium Account.
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        77 1 LONDON, Thurs. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is expected this week to approve a loan of about US$4 billion (SsB.6 billion) to India, the largest loan ever made to that country, the business-oriented newspaper Financial Times reported today. The newspaper added that discussions between the IMF and India
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        77 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. Mobil Corp., the United States' second largest oil company, reported a 2 per cent gain m second-quarter profit and said higher profits on US energy operations more than offset a decline m overseas earnings. Mobil said it earned US$7OO million (*****5 million), or US$l.65 a
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        67 1 BEIJING, Thurs. The decreasing profitability of China's state-owned industries m the first six months of this year was largely due to confused management and a lack of financial discipline, the government said. The official New China News Agency quoted an unnamed minister as saying that during the industrial
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        57 1 BANGLADESH, Thurs. Opec has granted Bangladesh an interest free loan of US$25 million (5553.75 million) to help the impoverished nation cover its balance of payments deficit, officials said. The credit is repayable m 10 years, with a three-year grace period. Since 1977, Opec has loaned Bangladesh U5573.9 million
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      Indonesia stepping up drive to boost exports
      365 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian government has decided to abolish export taxes on certain commodities and to send more trade missions abroad to boost the country's declining export revenues, it j was announced. 'The continued world recession had brought about adverse effects on Indonesia's
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      Top Australian retail chain to set up shop here
      720 1  -  WONG MAI YUN Mr James I Cox, executive director of Myer Shopping Centres, m a statement released by public relations firm Hill and Knowlton, said the group planned to expand By MYER EMPORIUM AT PARKWAY PARADE AUSTRALIA'S largest department store and
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      480 1  -  NAJEEB JARHOM By DUNLOP Malaysian ln< announced a long-awa: issue. Shareholders had expecting it since the company turned m an excellent set of result for 1980. DMI yesterday also announced its properties had been revalued at M 569.48 million, yielding a surplus over book value of
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      161 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US Index of Leading Indicators, which predicts the course of the economy, fell sharply m June for the second consecutive month, the government said. The Commerce Department said the Index dropped by 1.3 per cent last month after a
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      302 1 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed firmer m active trading on baying and shorteovertiig, hot finished below tie day's highest levels on some profittaking m the afternoon. The Straits Times Industrial* Index rose 17.83 points to BM.M. KUALA LUMPUR: Market sentiment continued to recover as share prices
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      57 1 BMutmd C*C CCM CStare Dnnlop Em* FAN Geattaxs 30 8 30 -10 40 GoIBMM Gatkrle H Par HuneFE laeheape MTC NBn NBT -2 Nina 8 PMC -12 Peril* 6 PrilM 12 15 40 45 53 7 30 SembSkip Shell S Darby Steamer* StrtMrnt Time* UE Whim
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      618 2 THE STOCK market was once again a hive of activity as buyers made their presence felt m the trading room yesterday. Bulls launched a headlong rally m the morning, giving a hefty boost to prices. The Straits Times noon index thus soared 23.58 points
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      415 2 MARKET sentiment continued to recover as share prices firmed at the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange yesterday. At the close of trading, the New Straits Times industrial ordinary share index picked up a significant 46.21 points to 1,047.60, a sharp contrast to the massive fall of 53 points
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      182 2 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Maaagen' prleee f.r Jal II) The Commerce 3.42 3.60 The Savings Fund 1.97 2.07 Spore Prog Fund 1.53 1.61 Spore Sec Fund 2.32 2.44 Spore Invest Fund 1.131.18xd xsi Spore Equity Fund 1.45 1.52 ASIA IMTTWST (Maaaacn' prleea far Jal 31) Mai Invest Fund 3.23
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      27 2 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers rubbers Up 73 1 5 3 3 8 Down 9 1 Unch 4 1 1 2 Deb/Loans
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      1216 2 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deal
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      617 2 M Credit (4.428 4.445) (4) 4.30 (11)4.32(21)4.38(1)4.54(20)4.40 (1) 4.44 (1) 4.38 (1) 4.34 (8) 4 42 Sel Propertiea (8.608 9 70S) (7) 9.45 (14) 8.50 (7) 8.55 (8) 9.60 (5) 840 (2) 8.30 (2) 8.75 1 9.85 (5) 9.95 (11)10.00(5)10.10(1) 1020(3)980 (2) 8.70 CD Spore Land (12.30 B) (1)
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        101 2 HONGKONG: Stocks closed higher yesterday, though most of the trading came over a short period at the end of a generally quiet day, with a low volume valued at HKJ468.157 milllion, dealers said. There was little overseas interest with the Hang Seng index closing 38.87 points up at 1699.39.
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        148 2 SYDNEY: BHP led the market to another low for the year despite moves by the company to put to rest rumours of a big convertible note issue yesterday, dealers said. BHP shares fell another 20 cents to Asl3 05, a loss of $1.35 in two weeks, as the All-Ordi-naries
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        20 3 TOKYO: Share prices rose slightly in thin trading yesterday, with many investors' attention fixed on foreign exchange market developments
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        110 3 LONDON, Thurs. The market closed mixed today after a quiet session which was briefly enlivened by better-than-ex-pected half year results from Imperial Chemical Industries, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up two points at 527 3. ICI closed lOp higher at 278p having touched a high
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        50 3 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday closed Tuesday 525.3 Week Ago 518.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 937.40 Tuesday 938.40 Week Ago 928.56 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1699.39 Wednesday closed Week Ago 1688.58 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 708.1 Wednesday 710.2 Week Ago 709.6 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 634.4 Wednesday 640.1 Week Ago 640.2
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        199 3 NEW YORK, Wed. Early gains faded in the last hour of trading, and the stock market closed lower after another quiet session. Analysts said the market was unable to sustain the rally, which partly stemmed from news of a 1.3 per cent decline in leading economic indicators in
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        91 3 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mainly lower with KLM losing two guilders, I nlkver 0.60 and lUyal Dateh 0.40, but UMgovros was 0.10 up in Dutch internationals, dealers said. In banks ABN and NMB were one lower each and mortgage bank Wah gained 1.50 after a lower opening. Insurances
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        145 3 ZURICH. Wed. Prices closed barely steady in moderately active trading despite a weaker Wall Street close and yesterday's news of a 7.5 per cent annual increase in the City of Zurich consumer price index, dealers said. Banks retreated after recent gains, but industrials held steady and insurances were little
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        32 3 BANGKOK: Stock prices continued to decline in weak trading yesterday, dealers said. JaUpratkaa Cemeat fell one bant to 101. R»m« T»wer 2.50 to 54.50 and Bangkok Bank two i to 258.
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      1910 2 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aleaa (1) 2.90 (8) 2.95 A Cker (2.965) AMD (2.708) (4) 2.42
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        RUBBER
        366 3 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed firmer yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 222.00 cents per kilo, up 2.00 cents on Wednesday's close, dealers said. The morning market weakened 1.50 cents after fluctuating marginally throughout on covering interest alternated by speculative selling they said. Firmer conditions
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        34 3 Rubber: July 30 Singapore: Aug: 222.00 cents (up 2.00 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 246.00 cents (up 6.00 cents) Tin: M 533.08 per kilo (up 4 cents) Official offering: 200 tonnes (down 45 tonnes)
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        133 3 CHINESE Pr»duw Exchange, Slnn»p»rr, n«*n clarion price* per IN kg yesterday. CorMßt sil: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Caprm: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        49 3 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $28,162 and closed at $28,092 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50 ***** and close at $402.00 403.00 by lunch time. It re-opened at $401 80 402 80 before closing fractionally lower at $401.50 402 50
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        150 3 THE STRAITS tin price gained four cents to M 533.08 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 45 tonnes to 200 tones. There was no rationing again. The prices nas now reached a new eightmonth high of $33.08 per kilo, a rise of four cents, to
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        137 3 MtJayslaa palm «U: (Prices m M$ per tonne local delivery crude, bulk): Aug 940/960 ba 945 (south and central); Sept 895 900 ba 897.50 (central), 895 (north). Oct 890/900 ba 892.50 (south), 897.50 (central); Nov 885 895 ba. (Prices In USJ per tonne fob Malaysian ports, bulk). Rbd
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        28 3 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesdayday (previous In brackets). Wirebar Spot closed (1.917 00). sellers closed (£917.50): Three Month buyers .closed (E943.50); sellers closed (t»44.00) Market taae: Sales:
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      Money and exchanges
      198 3 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2.1630 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. It moved up to $2.1660 but slipped bark to $2.1628. There was a large buyer of US dollar in the afternoon but it failed to push the US Sing dollar up. The US/Sing dollar
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      24 3 THE average r»te which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their bert customers Is 14 JM per seat.
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      387 3 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF SUIT NO. 2669 OF 1980 EXECUTION NO. 292/81 The East Asiatic Co (Singapore) Pte Ltd Plaintiffs Versus Ng Hong Klan Trading as Ascent Offset PrintIng Co Defendants AUCTION SALE OF 1 Unit 'SEYPA 132-3' Paper
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      US firms keen on expanding operations
      540 4 TWO American companies have expressed optimism m Singapore by announcing plans to expand or start manufacturing operations. A third is presently looking at the possibility of doing so. AMF Tuboscope Inc, a subsidiary of AMF Inc of the US has announced plans to construct
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      Bumiputra Heller Factor will launch into leasing
      203 4 BUMIPUTRA Heller Factor, the new Joint venture oetween Bank Bumiputra, Kewangan Bumiputra and Walter E Heller Overseas, will launch into leasing eventually. The company, which is believed to be the first "Factor" to make its appearance on the local financial scene, started operations
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      Taiwanese economic situation better
      194 4 Taiwanese economic situation better TAIPEH, Than. The economic situation In Taiwan daring the second half of this year Is net likely to be as had as In the first half, hat It will be seme time before the arrival af real economic recovery. He Council fer Economlc Planning and Development
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      Employers who neglect human side of work chided
      583 4 EMPLOYERS m many developing countries have neglected the humanised aspects of work resulting m generally poor working conditions. Such an environment where workers are willing to undertake all manner of tasks even for pittance so long as they are employed, is considered
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      BOA predicts strong growth for Australian economy
      303 4 AUSTRALIA'S economy should continue to expand strongly m fiscal year 1981-82, growing to 4.8 per cent from 3.8 from the year before and rising further to 4.5-5.0 per cent m fiscal 1982-83, predicts Bank of America's Tokyobased Asia Division Economics Department m its
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      Pegi gets approval for rights issue
      382 4 PEGI (M) Bhd has obtained approval from the Capital Issues Committee of Malaysia for a rights issue of 7,422,386 shares of $1 each at a price of $2 per share on the basis of 1-for-l. These shares will be payable m full upon acceptance
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      High price of poor human relations
      454 4 BETTER human relations m companies, though a pre-condition for higher productivity, does not necessarily lead to it, an American expert on work attitudes said yesterday. But poor human relations between bosses and workers does result m lower productivity, said Dr Roger Gill, professor of
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        116 1 very tender, very rare M ff^ !T m\ There wiis a time when there were no 1 1 icichines and man was the supreme artisan. ;t His hands ihe tools of ingenuity. Testoni rift^Rfib perpetuate the art of such craftsmanship. N Each pkx'e of leather hand-cured and metamor[;>hosed into a
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        106 1 Planning your kitchen You've decided to re-model your Utchea completely: Rate it to the ground and build a new one from scratch. Hrn most difficult stage b the planning. For a few tips, tan to Centrospread Pagtt 8 and 9 Down memory lane and yonder Time now to look back
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      326 2 SARI MdOdi (Ch i, UJ« p.m.): At the stroke of midnight, H»rt Ray* Pom* fetttvittea and celebrations begin. It's a new year (or the Muslims and, to help celebrate, SBC has decided to air this special, featuring names like Aniza Mohd, Rahimah Rahlm, Ellml Salleh, Alda Ahmad, Kamallah Latiff,
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      49 2 PICK of the DAY Nehemiah Persoff, Dorothy Malone and Jackie Presley guest-star. Ded*nn Mmsm Tvatatan (The Claim) (Ch 5, 7 p.m.): Hajjah Kamsiah and her son Wahab Ismail sue Abdullah for allegedly embezzling money from the sale of their plot Anita Sarawak tonight m Live From Studio 8 D.m.)
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        222 2 f Come Visit Us At The Children's Fair World Trade Centre. Aug 7-11,1981. ihSOSfSSSmm Mjj^l Jfari Ttyya r^t? BUSINESS AS USUAL ON HARI RAYA DAY -1/8/81 "SUNQUICK" l\y ORANGE SQUASH I $10.40 J^. With purchase of "RAID" (Twin j qWCk $4.55 pack), two note pads will be given free. An
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        66 2 0 jistli sops *?:vt feature young fresh ideas. 5 m cool cotton. t *i^f' -4J^- «^2^* Dress $55 Limited Quantity Of Each Style Fashionable Yet Wearable Clothes Exclusively Imported Quality Fabrics Prices That Shame Competition CAN YOU RESIST J 11 6 1 111 M 34-35. Lucky Plaza Tel *****88 211.
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        32 2 B National Panasonic The next best thing to bringing a band. RX-5100F 16 watt output, 2-way W Bk I 4-speaker system stereo cassette recorder. 1 Read a good book recently? Times Bookshops
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        261 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 French girl finds the clergy awfully idle (9) 1 A cent, if included m wages, 7 Humorist gets by without havwtll appease (6) ing poor sight (6) 4 Leaderless relatives set about 8 Dukedom for the queen at a a vehicle without hostility (8) ball
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        118 3 KSAHARA CLUBfI^BHMB Available at: Department Stores: C.K. Tang Cortina Dept. Store Isetan Apollo Isetan Orchard John Little's (Plaza Singapura, Specialists' Centre, Robina House) Klasse Lucky Plaza Klasse Peninsula Plaza Metro Golden Mile Metro Marine Parade Metro Orchard Metro Supreme OG Dept. Store OG Elite Oriental Geylang Robinson Co. Singapore Shui
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        Hackneys
        549 4 SPEND AN afternoon or morning at the Victoria Exhibition Hall and you will learn from the 180 old pictures on the wall how our forefathers travelled around town, how they transported goods from place to place, and what traffic was like m the days of yore. You will learn
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        The first cars
        34 4 Take a walk down memory lane ABOVE: A tiny twoseater motor car decorated for a wedding (1900) RIGHT: The first car brought into Singapore for Charles Burton Buckley, a prominent Englishman
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        Concerts and music resource materials exhibition
        345 4 THE Singapore Youth Orchestra, uirected by resident conductor Vivien Goh, will present a concert on Sunday at 5.10 p.m. at the Victoria Concert Hall. The programme will feature the string section m Grieg's Holberg Suite, and the wind section m Vaughn Williams' Flourish For
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        503 4 Carriages and rickshaws TH£ LAND ,R/WO|lT, R/W0|1T o(r SINGApORE: L Will M. FROM EARLY TIMES TO THE PRESENT K&H W^ 1 M*tt*tfdii Collection of 180 pictures which trace the history of the PBkS&JkW: Rb! <v wljw Ij W* modes of transport used on the island <ffi**^ffSl W W^CSftN Victoria Exhibition
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      805 5 Free from tyranny of brush AN OPEN house exhibition sounds like a lovely idea refreshments for both body and spirit? and Thomas Yeo is holding one. "All space m the National Art Gallery has been fully booked until the end of the year, so I decided to stage the show
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      The man who brought us the Osmonds
      1209 5  - The man who brought us the Osmonds RICHARD LIM By GEOFF Hardie is on the phone. He's talking to some agent m Australia, and he's talking about travellers' cheques. His large table by the window takes up much of the small room, one of whose walls is plastered with posters
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      Art of making people mad
      1279 6 Art of making people mad MIKE PETERS talking to ALVIN SANOFF Editorial cartoonist Mike Peters tries to please himself and not the public. If his visual is not as strong as his feelings, then it's an inferior cartoon. The winner of the 1981 Pulitzer prize, talks about how he works
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      Bopping along
      470 7 Bopping along THE following bulleted items make up a fusillade of usage: "YOU have to be at your best, too," Farrah Fawcett told an interviewer three years ago. bopping along all the time, happy, upbeat, friendly. "YOU do not just bop off to China for a holiday," wrote Lorraine Davis
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      GO's not gone yet
      353 7 Now that "bop" has been established as a merry slang synonym for an intransitive "go", what has happened to "go"? It has become a synonym for "say". Dick Cavett, who brings a concern for language to the taxpayer-subsinised airwaves, was asking me: "Have you noticed the
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      Quantum leaps
      472 7 MY colleague m columny, Russell Baker, referred to me m one of his recent harangues as one "before whom every grifter m the writing game now quakes while wondering whether he dares write about the quantum leaping of parameters". How come every leap these days is a quantum
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        Conquering technofear: It's either them or us
        761 8 YOUR house contains enough gadgetry to take a spacecraft into orbit. There are enough labour-saving aids m your kitchen to allow you theoretically, at least to spend the day m bed. Yet you still prepare food by hand instead of m the expensive
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        Kitc plan itchen anning
        1324 8 Kitc plan itchen anning You're looking at your empt need. But before you rush ou and think. Kitchen planning OF all the rooms m a house, the planning sho of the kitchen is arguably the most 66<X important and there are a few basic len rules, regardless of dimensions, budget,
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        Small toads speak up:
        513 9  - Small toads speak up: KATHARINE WHITEHORN By London GOODNESS knows why any young man starting out m life should reject the idea of being a doctor or a painter or a millionaire, and say firmly, "I will study toads." But there must be dozens of keen young teams hard at
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        Lock icon Changes from sashimi to pasta
        244 9  - Changes from sashimi to pasta WALTER MILLER By RAW food, rice and seaweed no longer satisfy the Japanese appetite. The Japanese are devouring such Western foods as Italian pasta, prime beef and French pastries. The range m Japanese eating habits is revolutionising its traditional cuisine based on rice, fish and
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        210 8 j^^^^j 111 m fl Here s a golden opportunity to own gold and diamond jewellery at generous discounts. Sparklers clearly make a good investment at our prices. And beautifully -finished cold chains and bracelets specially imported from Italy are just as great. Indeed, they're all very august buys. Come m
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        122 8 |H^^^^ I T s^~ m ■■11 f Estee Lauder's Daily Greats. \burs FREE with any $65 Estee Lauder pUnCnSSG. Ncwyouv\on'tha\^tD\*aitfa^ yourself to the best skin care, the truest color, and the finest fragrance they're here! Four great Estfe Laixier products m your new Estee Lauder gift FterformartceCnemeistherTOi^ Pressed Eyelid Shadow
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        85 9 j. I f) rave collection for im\r^ fashionable girls ladies at "t^T The newest, hip boutique m town with fabulous and extensive range of attire from France, Japan Hongkong fashionable dresses, blouses skirts, and casual wear galore for all occasions. Be the rave of the town with a classy or
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        311 9 PEANUTS COFFEE CAKE CEREAL BISCUITS CHIPS TEA SUGAR CRACKERS SWEETS CHOCOLATES FLOUR SUGAR [CURRY POWDER J BISCUITS XrOofc what can keep fresh with this marvellous free gift from Gentle Tbueh^^^ From Gentle Touch. The only beauty bath soap containing Baby Am HBT Oil. That pampers your skin with M m
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        306 10 to l^te Shipment!! 4 Big Quantity Transhipment Porcelain Special Sales. Over 1,000 home decoratives porcelain pottery for Japanese Flower Arrangement Jf. From Only $10 each, w 1 |^~^T| First Come First Serve. \Z~^7~ Chinese HIJITV Longevity Flower Vase JBa«V Or at $1 50 M'-~ l^^ f While Stock Last!! each
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        311 10 C4TC <wm WINE CAR charming terrace Wine-lovers, don't miss S \Jn One free glass of wine per person 5-7 pm. /_A •Lucky Draw for 3 superb Constantin r r^a Quartz watches. r*w Free snacks v,pJ [S Live music nightly li^ Easy Parking m Clifford >2| Centre or Raffles Place underground
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        562 10 b (CAP337WM) 11am, 1.45. 4,6.30 4 9.15 No Fr»« Li«l (REP *****02) 11am, 1.45,4,8.45 4 9.15 No f r— Lrat SofTMWntTO m* i^^H Of SfMK»...| KH&^J a A HOfrtflC I Laaaa^Hkm WMW afl Nk^tmara fIH Km. bs about to j becomes j !P*^* l *7 J#f-HJ #f H 1 RMtty.
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        701 10 '-"^f N-i?N -i?f T N aj LACKS ONLY Pr*y,*» m Tomorrow 8 450 m SOLD-OUT ■j PRIVATE BENJAMIN" (WB) -■WiiM«f--n-;r-f;i NOW SHOWHG No Free .rst 1 1 am, I 30, 4 00, 6 45. 9I b GAMBLER'S DCLMMfT" Cantoncte m Scope-Color _j w aj I LASTDW A Mom, I 45,
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        640 11 ILWfll I I aVfi ■Kkkp^. 4C IvW' LLb»4 ™B] 4 4Ni^^^^^ aa^ aa i IMV^^ am al^ Lbbbb^bVl aS jl fl^% -jij ViJkr ifw 3j liM bbb! ll jj V^JLiX-^/ W X-A^ JL dubs premises. KLJtTDtT f M y° u can eat XW— p— i Sundays at 6.(X) pm. i
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        130 11 ILf I 0 I bbb^'V^M^bbl SALADS* LUNCHEON I l I.i !^1 V.St-f 6th Floor, Front Block, Orchard Towers, fl Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Tel: *****52/3 H J IpifTS Reservations Tel: *****50 I oftf Ample perking space at rear block INDONESIAN RESTAURANT S at 7th Floor. Chiat Hong Building. 3 1
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      Tunisia's gilded symbol
      1064 12 Tunisia's gilded symbol PASSING La Goulette beach and the ruins of Roman Carthage, the seaside shuttle train connects capital city Tunis with Sidi Bou Said, the village of "the gentleman of good fortune'! the very embodiment of Tunisia's spirit. It spirals upon a hill overlooking President Habib Bourghibia's palace, the
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        185 12 A degree of excellence you cannot afford... to miss! Emile Woolf College now runs quality courses for the Examinations of the Association of Business Executives June 1982 Examinations Three term course Commences September 1981 £950.00 VA T and all course material included m course fee. If it's expert tuition you
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        214 12 Brand new typewriter with typing head, correction key ana tabulator memory. The Swedish Facit 1850 electric typewriter gives you unexcelled typing speed, instant correction of errors, programmable and memorized layouts for letters and tables. New features you should not be without. Experience a typing sensation the Facit 1850s new typing
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        625 13 We require SUPPLIES CONTROLLER The Company Manufacturer ot Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics ond Toiletries, Household Requisites Located m Jurong The person we are looking for: 1) Degree/Diploma m Chemistry or Pharmacy or related discipline 2) At least 3 years purchasing experience 3) Experience m materials scheduling 4) Candidate with good Chemistry knowledge
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        597 13 rSHARE YOUR FUTURE WITH USl\ I pp| subsidiary of I worldwide Honeywell L^V |£V Corporation U.S.A. Honeywell S> nrrtek requires Process Engineer Requirements: •A Degree m Physics or Diploma m Electrical/Electronic Engineering or its equivalent Preferably 2 years working experience m semi-conductor industry Knowledge of auto-bonding, autoscribing and seal furnace
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        468 13 FITZMTKICKX THE COMPANY ON THE MOVE invites applications for a newly created position of: PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER THE JOB Responsible for formulating and implementing an approved policy on public relations with the media, Government agencies, consumers and the general public to enhance the corporate image of the Company THE PERSON
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        516 13 A leading engineering company engaged m marine and construction activities invites applications for the following personnel who will be based m Brunei Internal Auditor nThe Internal Auditor will be responsible for planning and undertaking internal audit and investigations. Candidates should possess a recognised professional qualification m accountancy with two years
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        441 13 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invite applications from Singapore Citizens for the position of INTERNAL AUDITOR whose main responsibilities include reviewing and appraising the adequacy and effectiveness of internal control systems, reporting and monitoring all inadequacies and deviations and recommending corrective, preventive or improvement measures. The incumbent who will
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        666 14 Earn As you Learn Precision Machining Tool 4 Die Making Instrumentation 4 Controls Industrial Electronics Consumer Electronics Electrical Trade Plastic Injection Mould Making Industrial Machinery Maintenance New Apprenticeship Term commences 2 November 1981 The EDB offers skills training m the TaU-Government Training Centre and Japan-Singapore Training Centre leading to the
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        733 14 Wang wants you Professional DP People O*%l ac musl also p° ssess a fairly broad vCllvv technical background m the computer to join the fastest omhwion a F.r~««n~ p 1306 and te able t0 nrnwinacomnanvinthp uu«nwiiuno«p»™nw communicate effectively this y r uwn ly IA/mpaiiy m me Tertiary Education m Computer
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        631 14 A well-established Bank has vacancies for BANK CLERKS/TELLERS Requirements: 1 Singapore Citizens below 25 years of age; 2 Minimum GCE O' Level Cert with 4 credits including Maths and English. Those with GCE A' Level Cert are also invited to apply; 3 Male applicants should have completed or be exempted
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        429 14 In the MatU-r of tbr (om panic* Art, Cap. 185 •ad la tar Matter of MEI NAI GLOVES (PRIVATK) LIMITED (In MrmbriV VclMtary liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at 279-D. Selegie Complex, Selegie Road, Singapore 0718 on Thursday, the 23rd day
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        669 15 fflllDß Separate tenders are invited for each of the following:(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 7 Blocks of Type 110A Single-Storey Terrace Workshop (68 Units), 2 Nos. of Indoor Substation and 1 Block of Type 330A Single-Storey Terrace Workshop (7 Units) at Defu Industrial Park D Contract 2. (2) CONSTRUCTION OF
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        699 15 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore mxted from PWD Registered Contractors for the following: W&B/T/87/81 TO W&B/T/92/81 "Unplanned" Maintenance, Minor Works and Current Repairs to Government or Government Controlled Property m Singapore ond Islands off Singapore for the period 1.11.81 to 30.4.82 for the following Divisions: *(A)W&B/T/87/81 "J", "X" ond Northern
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        769 15 PUBLIC UTILITIES BORRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:1 Supply ol 120,000 metre* of 20 cor* 1.5 sq mm Pilot/Telephone Cables Eligibility: Registered contractors m Supply (d) Electrical Materials all classes. 2 Supply of 50 sets Hydraulic Compression Tool for Electrical Installation. Eligibility: Registered contractors m Supply (d)
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        650 15 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited forI I SUPPLIES Ia) Tender No. PT/174/81(Y) Supply I oftItem I 1,000,000 sets of 2-Ply I Continuous Ruled Form. Item 2 500,000 sets of 3-Ply Con- I tinuous Ruled Form. Eligibility: Registered Contractors Class B, C I &D Non-Registered Contractors Depos- I it Sssoo
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        560 15 A MINISTRY fcfgg OF THE ENVIRONMENT NOTICE OF EXHUMATION Notice is hereby given that two isolated Chinese groves at Lot 18 Mukim IX Choo Chu Kang Road are affected by development The Ministry of the Environment will arronge to exhume the remains for cremation at Mount Vernon Crematoria. Particulars of
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        A pedestrian pursuit?
        1269 16 Why do kangaroos hop? Uh-uh, wise guy. There weren't any roads m Australia when the kangaroo evolved a few hundred thousand years ago, so don't try that old joke. Obviously, kangaroos hop for the same reason ducks waddle, horses gallop, human beings walk and monkeys swing through
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        348 16 wm Tm lm MM *TS^^H mw^Mm B^B. Mw bVbbbbMblbl M9*~ ~~^b^bve^^kL^Pn^L^bV M AUI VKJ I^^^ AbingdOn'S by Michael French Mm A ABINGDON'S is the most glamorous and successful b 4 department store m New York. A fantasy palace for the super%Y^ rich c hyper-chic. Against this dazzling, erotic background fl
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        114 16 ■I^HI Showroom: THE HOUSE OF HOMY PED 02-11, Mezzanine Floor Orchard Plaza, Koek Road, Singapore 0922. Tel: *****56, *****46 Also available at leading shoe dealers ALAN IONES"*^ introduces his new Refresher advanced school of hairdressing J wife* After 13 years experience behind him, Alan Jones now feels the time is
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        Busiest port goes computer
        660 17  -  GARY YERKEY By HERE at the world's busiest port, work will begin later this year on what will be the most advanced sea-traffic management system anywhere a complex computer and a radarbased system that will reduce dramatically the risk of collision. Construction costs for the US$l25
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