The Straits Times, 8 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    GOH: BEWARE 'CARGO CULT'
    436 1  -  GOH LEE KHUAN 'Make Spore worth preserving* By WHEN it comes to the crunch, Singapore's soldiers will fight well to defend the nation only if they believe the Singaporean way of life is worth preserving, First Deputy Prime Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee said yesterday. However,
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    PM's message
    109 1 THE Prime Minister will deliver his eve of National Day message tonight on television over Channel 5 at 9.25. He will be speaking in English. The message in Mandarin will be given by Minister for Communications and Labour Ong Teng Cheong over Channel 8 at 8.4* p.m., while
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    14-point jump in index as buyers return
    116 1 14-point jump in index as buyers return THE Straits Times Industrial Index rose 14.07 points to 803.25 yesterday on the stock exchange as buyers returned. Dealers said buyers were selective as well as cautious and trading opened very quietly. Although a few counters remained weak, a slight strengthening of most
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    Lock icon Follow S'pore
    32 1 JAKARTA. Fri. A sea law promotion committee today called on Jakarta Governor Tjokropranolo to follow Singapore's example and levy a pollution fee on every ship entering Tanjunj? Priok port AFP
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    Lock icon 2 hurt in Algerian Embassy takeover
    281 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Two people were hurt today In a takeover of the Iranian Interests section of the Algerian Embassy by a group rla'.ming to represent Iranians opposed to Avotollah Ruhollah Kbemelny, the Secret Service said. "We do have word of shots being fired and
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    Lock icon Iran warns France of reprisals
    299 1 LONDON, Friday A LEADING Iranian clergyman threatened reprisals against France today similar to those taken against the United States unless it handed over fugitive former President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and leftwing guerilla leader Masoud Raiavi. Ayatollah Meshkini, leader of Friday prayers m the holy city of
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    Lock icon Pope sits up
    44 1 ROME, Fri. Pope John Paul is making excellent progress and sat up for two hours m an armchair today, two days after doctors operated to restore his normal Dowel function, the director of the Gemelli Hospital, Professor Emilio Tresafti said Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ne Win again
    32 1 RANGOON, Fri. The fourth congress of Burma's ruling Socialist Programme Party today re-elected President Ne Win as party chairman for a fresh four-year term, an official announcement said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Java cholera
    27 1 JAKARTA, Fri. More than 500 people have been admitted to hospital suffering irom cholera that struck West Java this week, health authorities said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Bomb blasts at 3 offices
    190 1 BEIRUT, Fri. Bombs exploded last night outside two French banks and an Air France office here. The buildings were damaged but there were no casualties, security sources said. A pro-Iranian group today claimed responsibility for the bombings. An anonymous telephone caller told Lebanese newspapers that
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    Lock icon MEET THE CHAMP!
    84 1 MEET THE CHAMP! Chinese Shar-pei is the world's ugliest dog THEY came m all shapes and sizes for the Ugly Dog contest m Petalnma, California, recently. Bat none was surprised when Fawn 11, a one-year-eld Chinese Shar-pei, took the top prize. The judges voted her "the ugliest by any standards."
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    Lock icon Six executed in Kabul
    59 1 LONDON, Fri. Six people involved m an attempt to overthrow the Soviet-backed Afghan government have been executed after sentencing by a revolutionary court, Kabul Radio said yesterday. Quoting a security forces spokesman, it said the six were professional murderers and terrorists with "imperialist and chauvinist links
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    Boosting output the S'pore way
    135 1 Boosting output the S'pore way INTEREST-free housing loans, a bonus of 14 months pay and half the last-drawn salary as pension on retirement. And more, for the office staff. The factory mechanics work continuously to keep the machinery m tip-top condition because they are paid extra for each day there
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    Lock icon 'Withhold clearance for US flights' call
    535 1 'Withhold clearance for US flights' call EDMONTON (Canada), Friday AIRCRAFT controllers throughout the world were urged by their international union last night to withhold clearance from airliners flying to the United States. The International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations also asked members m 59 countries to tell pilots that
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    Lock icon Sadat calls off visit to Austria
    104 1 Sadat calls off visit to Austria CAIRO, Fri. President Anwar Sadat has cancelled his visit to Austria for security reasons, it was reported yesterday by the semi-official Cairo newspaper Al Ahram. It said that the decision was taken after the Austraian Government had explained to Egyptian officials "the dimensions of
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    Lock icon Last Star
    35 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The 128-year-old Washington Star, one of America's premier daily afternoon newspapers and a victim of long-running financial problems, went to press with its final editions today bidding "farewell" to readers. UPI.
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    Lock icon MASS LABOUR PROTEST
    65 1 CHICAGO, Fri. Leaden tl the American labour movement aanounerd today the balding «f a maw rally In Waahinfftwi «i Sept II to pretest agabwl Reagan adralßiatratten ptUclea against the striking air traffic CMtreUen. The prcwMeat «f the American Ke4eraU»n «r Latew and Cmctcm *f Industrial Orgaabattwit, Mr
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      258 1 KING'S SAFETY *M SHOES oil J Resistant ft ~/i w8? s*»~«ibvsiMß 703 dffibfc, KING'S SHOE MFG. PTE. LTD. Singapore 14, wgsoncuth Tel: *****00 A *****27. TOMORROW, we celebrate our 16th anniversary of Independence. It is a good occasion to review our development and to take a glimpse at what lies
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      77 1 IN THE OTHER PACES 60 pages today In Summary Pages Why pilots won't mistake Paya Lebar for Changi Forum, Pag* 17 Pages 3, 4, 6, 7 HUDC and single civil servants Pag* 9 Spore shooters win skeet gold Pag* 31 CAUSEWAY -Pages 14, 15 COMICS 15 EDITORIAL II LETTERS 11
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      551 2 HUDC priority SINGLE civil servants under 40 will also get priority for HUDC flats the latest exception in the civil service allocation scheme introduced in January. This has raised another outcry. Five HUDC applicants, three of them singles, said it is "grossly unfair" and criticised the government for adopting
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      COMMENT
      220 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: DESPITE past protectionist practices, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's proposal to gradually lift its trade restrictions offers some ground for optimism to Singapore. Whether he can poll it off against Inevitable domestic resistance is another matter bat he should realise that Australia must learn and
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      343 2 NEW DEVELOPMENT IN BATTLE FOR SPP THE battle for control of SPP has been taken another step in the High Court. Mr Justice Lai has dismissed an application by Chevelina, the single biggest shareholder of SPP, asking that an interim injunction taken against it by SPP be discharged.
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      SPORTS
      232 2 Midfielder pulled out MIDFIELDER Sim Chong Beng has been withdrawn from the under-20 team for the Tun Razak Cup soccer because Armed Forces Sports Association sports secretary Major John Ong says that he faces regimental action. But coach Seak Poh Leong says there are suitable replacements. "We would have
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      551 2 Reagan assurance PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has assured President Anwar Sadat of an active American role in Middle East talks although Mr Reagan did not agree to any specific course. Secretary of State Alexander Haig said any agreement on procedures would have to wait untfi Mr Reagan met
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      262 2 Whiff of a scandal THE Intermarine and Royal Malaysian N..vy affair looks as if it may become a full-scale scandal. The matter began quite ordinarily as a breach of promise suit oy former Admiral Brigelli who claimed he had not been paid by Intermarine for getting the
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      433 2 Load of bashf ulness MR ASIA wears baggy clothes to hide his body. It is just plain bashfulness. Fatholomein Ali is not ashamed of the muscles that took seven years, countless vitamin and protein tablets to build. There was little outside help. Fatholomein depended on books, pictures and
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      Lock icon The rocket test that went off like a bomb
      129 3 The rocket test that went off like a bomb AN AMERICAN firm's plans to be the first privately-owned company to launch a satellite Into space met a fiery setback dnrlng a a rocket engine teat firing at Rorkport, Texas, on Wednesday. The Space Services Inc. racket exploded, causing an unplanned
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      Lock icon Ministers need not be MPs in Begins plan
      190 3 Ministers need not be MPs in Begins plan JERUSALEM. Fri. Prime Minister Menachem Begin plans to introduce a new law under which Israeli Cabinet ministers will no longer be members of parliament, official sources said today. The Idea is to let ministers spend more time at their desks Instead of
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      Lock icon Sadat gets US backing on M-E
      296 3 'Active role m future talks' assurance by Reagan WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan has concluded two days of talks with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt by assuring him of an active American role m future Middle East talks. However, Mr Reagan refrained from agreeing
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      Lock icon UN: We didn't magnify Iranian disaster
      202 3 UN: We didn't magnify Iranian disaster GENEVA, Fri. The United Nations Disaster Relief Agency (Undro) today denied issuing exaggerated reports of the death toll m last week's earthquake m Iran. An Undro spokesman said: "All we did was to report to New York early unofficial estimates of likely casualties, which
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      Lock icon Peace bid mission
      56 3 TEHERAN, Fri. A nonaligned mission seeking an end to the Gulf war arrived here today and was welcomed by Foreign Minister Hossein Mousavi, the official Iranian news agency Pars said. It said the mission comprised the foreign ministers of Cuba, India and Zambia, and a senior official
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      Lock icon Gambia hostages rescue ends bid to seize power
      310 3 Gambia hostages rescue ends bid to seize power BANJUL, Fri A WEEK-LONG attempt by leftist rebels to seize power m Gambia ended m the rescue of President Dawda Jawara's wife and the subsequent release of 160 hostages. At least 300 people are believed to have died during the attempted coup,
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      Lock icon 12 guards smoked pot
      57 3 LONDON, Fri. Twelve members of the Life Guards Regiment who escorted Prince Charles and Princess Diana during last week's royal wedding nave been disciplined for smoking marijuana, an army spokesman said yesterday. The marijuana was discovered m raids on the regiment's barracks which took place over
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      Lock icon US Congress delegation
      47 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. Seven members the United States House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee, headed by committee chairman Clement Zablockl, left yerterday on a six-nation trip to the Pacific and South-east Asia. They will visit Fill, Australia, New Zealand. Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan and Hongkong. UPI.
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      Backyard with hole lot of surprises
      158 3 CASTLEFORD (England), Fri. Yorkshire miner John Thompson, 48, marked out a fish pond m his back garden, 0.9 m across and 0.9 m deep. But he ended up with a hole 5.1 m wide and 1.8 m deep, out of which came: Twenty bedsteads,
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      Lock icon Iran's security force chief resigns
      218 3 Iran's security force chief resigns LONDON, Fri. Interior Minister Mohammed Reza Mahdavi-Kani has accepted the resignation of Iran's paramilitary gendarmerie commander, Iran state radio said today. The radio, monitored by Reuters, gave no reason for the resignation of Colonel Hassan Ali Forouzan but the gendarmerie had come under criticism recently
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      932 3 El A |oint venture metal extrusion company, a market leader manufacturing a large range of sheets and shapes, seeks to fill two senior positions m the production division ■313 1 of the Petaling Jaya plant E: I PLANT MANAGER I H Around $40,000 per annum Reporting to the Works Manager,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon NZ to recruit 'special' PCs for rugby tour
      263 4 NZ to recruit 'special' PCs for rugby tour WELLINGTON, Fri. Police Minister Ben Couch ordered the immediate recruitment of special police constables to help with policing anti-Springbok tour demonstrations. This follows the New Zealand Rugby Union's announcement that the next match m Timaru on Aug 19 has been cancelled for
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      Lock icon Zhao topping a cordial visit
      37 4 CHINESE Premier Zhao Ziyang trying a straw hat after receiving a diplomatic award from Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos shortly after his arrival for a four-day visit m Manila on Thursday. UPI picture.
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      HK backs down on plan to issue more cab licences
      342 4  -  WILLIAM LACY By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Fri. > The government has backed down on a plan to issue more than 4,000 new taxi licences m the face of a strike threat by taxi operators and drivers. Tenders for the
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      Lock icon Soviets cool to US secret Afghan talks plan
      298 4 Soviets cool to US secret Afghan talks plan WASHINGTON, Friday THE Soviet Union has recently rebuffed several Reagan Administation efforts to start a secret dialogue to settle the strife m Afghanistan, according to State Department officials. They said messages passed to Soviet diplomats m Moscow and Washington during the last
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      Lock icon China, US to shoot first joint film next week
      167 4 China, US to shoot first joint film next week BEIJING, Fri. China and the United States are to begin shooting their first television film coproduction next week, an American production company spokesman said today. He said the hour-length film, Beijing encounter, was a love story between an American tourist and
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      Lock icon Mrs Gandhi to fly Air India again
      90 4 Mrs Gandhi to fly Air India again NEW DELHI, Fri. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi apparently no longer fears her life is endangered by flying m Air India Jetliners, the nations flag carrier. Last May, threats to blow up an Air India 747 carrying Mrs Gandhi to Europe and the Middle
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      Lock icon TELECOMS WORKERS POSTPONE STRIKE
      129 4 TELECOMS WORKERS POSTPONE STRIKE SYDNEY, Fri. Four hundred technicians postponed a threatened work stoppage and agreed to arbitration today, averting a blackout of overseas satellite communications. The technicians, employed by the government-run Overseas Telecommunications Commission, also lifted a 10day slowdown begun to back their demands for an 8 per cent
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      29 4 JAKARTA. Fri. Canailan Premkr Pterre Trudeau U exScted to arrive here on Sept for a three-day official visit to Indonesia, a palace official said last night. AFP.
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        Lock icon Prem to meet Reagan
        82 4 THAI PRIME Minister Prem Tinsulanonda v/ill confer with President Ronald Reagan on the situation m South-east Asia and address the United Nations General Assembly during a seven-day visit to the United States m October, the Thai Foreign Ministi-y said m Bi ngkok yesterday. Gen Prem, who
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        Lock icon Priceless letters lost
        64 4 PRICELESS LETTERS from Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner, Pablo Casals and other famous musicians have been stolen from a Vienna piano firm, a company spokesman said yesterday. The letters and autographed portraits of Liszt and Johannes Brahms, were missing from the Boesendorfer Piano Company on Saturday after a
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        Lock icon 'No-strings' aid
        73 4 PAKISTANI FOREIGN Minister Agha Shahi said m Karachi yesterday that the June 15 agreement with the United States providing Tor US$3.5 billion (Ss7 billion) m arms purchases and economic aid is "free from strings." He added that the agreement was a normal commercial transaction with no hidden clauses.
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        Lock icon Rumanian food queues
        52 4 FOOD SHORTAGES and unusually long queues at stores have appeared m Rumania because of mediocre harvests m many regions. The Hungarian weekly Magyororszag, printed m Budapest, devoted a full page to Rumania's national etmomy and recurring food shortages, which reportedly are affecting the countryside more than the
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        Lock icon Soviet sub joins fleet
        74 4 SOVIET NAVAL presence m the Baltic Sea was strengthened today by a Zulu-class submarine which crossed a strait separating Denmark's two main islands, a Danish naval intelligence source said m Copenhagen yesterday. The 2,100-tonne submarine was the 15th Soviet vessel m the past two weeks to
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        More Tripoli clashes
        59 4 FIGHTING FLARED m the north Lebanese town of Tripoli yesterday for the fourth day running, but officials m Beirut said a ceasefire had been agreed between the rival factions and came into effect at noon. About 25 people were killed and 50 wounded m the fighting, Involving
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      Lock icon 'Envoy was after secrets'
      83 6 'Envoy was after secrets LONDON, Fri. Victor Lulu, the Soviet Embassy Second Secretory ordered eat of Britain this week fer spying, wanted to buy British and Atlantic alliance defence secrets, the Guardian newspaper reported today. The Guardian said Mr Lasln was particularly Interested In alert systems Installed by NATO and
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      Lock icon Mitterrand's quietly reshaping life in France
      283 6 PARIB, Fri THE Socialist government has set m motion more economic and political changes m France m the last two months than its predecessors of the right managed m the 23 years since the creation of the Fifth Republic. What is more, it has
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      Lock icon IRA terms for ending the hunger strikes
      209 6 IRA terms for ending the hunger strikes BELFAST, Friday JAILED Irish Republican Army guerillas m Northern Ireland issued an apparently conciliatory statement today, setting out terms for ending their hunger strike campaign for special prison status. The statement, m which the IRA prisoners invited the British Government to meet them
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      Lock icon Fear of flies
      56 6 TALLAHASSEE, (Florida), Fri. Florida officials will start spreading pesticide on the ground today and begin aerial spraying on Monday after three Mediterranean fruit flies were caught m the Tampa area of the state three days ago. Agricultural officials fear the flies could threaten the state's citrus industry,
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      Lock icon THE BERLIN WALL'S 20 YEARS OLD
      59 6 THE BERLIN WALL'S 20 YEARS OLD THIS year is the 2tth anniversary of the Berlin Wall symbol of the split between East and West Germany as well as the Soviet bloc and the West. This picture, taken m August 1961, shows East German soldiers unloading concrete j blocks to build
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      Lock icon Mrs T's plans
      46 6 LONDON, Fri. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher may pay brief visits to Kuwait and Bahrain on her way to the Commonwealth Summit Conference m Melbourne at the end of September, government officials said yesterday. But they added this is still only under consideration. UPI.
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      Lock icon Canada mail strike may end in 7 days
      198 6 OTTAWA, Friday A TENTATIVE agreement to end the five-week national postal strike was reached yesterday but the mail may not be moving for at least a week. A ratification vote by the 23,000-member Canadian union of postal workers is expected to take
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        Lock icon Married on elephants
        98 6 THE BRIDE wore an aqua showgirl costume trimmed m silver. The groom was resplendent m a black and gold tiger-taming outfit. They were a handsome couple as they repeated their vows from the backs of elephants. And the minister arrived m a yellow and black stagecoach with
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        Lock icon WPC passes test of virtue
        62 6 A POLICEWOMAN m Lucknow m India had to undergo a virginity test following allegations by policemen that she was "of loose moral character" and was "cohabiting" with a senior officer, the national daily Indian Express reported m New Delhi yesterday. The test established her virginity
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        Doing it the hard way
        75 6 Doing it the hard way MR JOHN Wooten wants to break into the movies and he is going about it the hard way by lying on a bed of nails m Hollywood while somebody slams 238 kg of concrete blocks on his chest with a sledgehammer. Mr Wooten, 33, a
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      Lock icon Delay in launching of space shuttle
      175 7 WASHINGTON, Fri THE Pentagon announced yesterday a 14-month postponement m the launching of the first military payload aboard the US space shuttle because of a delay m construction at Vandenberg air force base m California. Pentagon officials privately acknowledged that this development will affect
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      Lock icon Why US may drop case against ATT
      94 7 Why US may drop case against ATT WASHINGTON, Fri. The Reagan administration said today growing competition from Japan and West Germany was behind its policy to eventually drop the massive anti-monopoly case against American Telephone and Telegraph Company (ATT), if Congress approves a satisfactory communications law. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige
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      Lock icon Pentagon wants to spend $3 trillion on arms build-up
      362 7 WASHINGTON, Fri UNITED STATES defence planners have drawn up a record budget totalling more than US$l.6 trillion (553.4 trillion) for fiscal years 1983 through 1987, Pentagon sources said yesterday. The new outline represents an increase of about US$2OO billion over the
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      Lock icon U.S. ARMY STOPS TAKING IN WOMEN
      151 7 U.S. ARMY STOPS TAKING IN WOMEN WASHINGTON, Fri The US Army has stopped accepting women recruits for the time being. "We're not ruling out some more enlistments of women this year, but it appears there will be very few," said an army personnel official. Recruitment certainly will resume when the
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      Lock icon 'Castro to hold talks with Portillo'
      213 7 'Castro to hold talks with Portillo' MEXICO CITY, Fri. In a surprise move, Cuban President Fidel Castro is to meet Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo today for three days of talks on the island of Cozumel m the Caribbean. Sources said yesterday the two leaders will discuss the October summit
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      Lock icon Man with two stomachs
      149 7 WASHINGTON. Fri. A 25-year-old West Virginia man who felt fullness and stomach discomfort was found to have a complete doable stomach, the American College of Radiology reported yesterday. It said this was the first reported complete stomach duplication m a human. The discovery was made by
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      Fairness, simplicity, philanthropy in one big family
      1287 8  -  EDMUND WEE By IN THE wake of the national productivity movement m Singapore, the government haa been encouraging firma her* to emulate good management practices of other countries, particularly Japan. Everyone is looking out for model employers and many tend to think of
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      Making all workers feel part of the production process
      668 8 Making all workers feel part of the production process THE company also employs about 600 workers m its godown and two rubber processing factories here. (It has about 8,000 employees m Malaysia). Compared to the sales and administrative staff at head office, the factory workers would appear to be getting
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    Priority now for single, under-40 civil servants
    502 9  -  IRENE NGOO HUDC flat allocation scheme By Our Housing Correspondent SINGLE civil servants who are under 40 will be allocated middle-in-come HUDC flats under the civil service priority allocation scheme. This is the latest exception added to the scheme introduced m January to
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    Trader fined for false statement
    320 9 Trader fined for false statement BUSINESSMAN See Eng Her, 46, was yesterday given the maximum fine of $1,000, or three months' jail m default, by a district judge for giving a false statement to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB). r— a^a^a^a^aV The statement, given on June 19, 1979, said
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    Baby show
    27 9 WHAMPOA community centre will hold a baby show at its premises m Whampoa Drive on Aug 23 at 9 a.m. For further details, ring *****60
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    More questions for Parliament
    305 9 THE next sitting of Parliament on Friday will hear Members asking questions on education, water consumption, productivity and newspapers. The MlaMcr far Caltarr: Mr Yeo Choo Kok (Delta) if he is aware certain daily newspapers, m the zeal of competition, have been bringing out their newspapers
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    $1.4 m school wing
    81 9 THE staff and students of Dunman High School now have a new $1.4 million two-storey building which houses a canteen-cum-hall. The canteen is downstairs and gymnastic and games facilities are upstairs. It was handed over to the Education Ministry by the Public Works Department on Wednesday.
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    Handicapped but he's still game for chess
    258 9 TAN Wee LJam (loft) has chess literally at Us fingertips. Being blind, he cannot see Us opponent's maves. Bit he can certainly feel any threatening step made by student Itoger Wang, 12, from Assumption KngUsh School. The chess set is specially made a*
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    Where you can get a ringside view...
    258 10 THOSE who wish to see the National Day Fireworks Display on Sunday at 8 p.m. an? advised to keep away from all construction sites and the Pan-Is-land Expressway Viaduct for safety reasons. But they can have a ringside view of the display from
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    Ability is the true test of success: Khoon Choy
    204 10 SINGAPOREANS should emulate the Japanese m using the ability to do something on one's own, rather than wealth, as the yardstick of success m life. Only m this way, said Fenior Minister of State Prime Minister's Office) Lee Khoon Choy last
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    Lock icon Ready to set skies ablaze
    133 10 THESE soldiers are getting ready to Ught up the skies over the southern coast tomorrow night. Men from the Singapore Armed Forces Ammo Base will send these balls of explosives shooting to a height of Mi metres where they will burst Into multi-coloured sprays. Capt
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    Till Aug 16
    24 10 THE government has granted permission to the public to fly the national flag until Aug 16 m celebration of National Day.
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    Cracker warning
    33 10 POLICE yesterday warned the public against firing crackers during the National Day celebrations this weekend. Police will arrest and prosecute anyone found selling, m possession of or discharging fireworks or firecrackers.
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    N-Day dinner
    38 10 TANAH MERAH constituency will celebrate National Day with a dinner and variety show on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. at Bedok South Road car park. MP (or Tanah Merah Dr Lee Chiaw Meng will be the guest-of-honour.
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    Emulate the scholar, not 'small man' advises Howe
    392 10 Emulate the scholar, not 'small man advises Howe SINGAPOREANS were yesterday called on to cultivate the virtues of the scholar whose responses reflect an educated and intelligent community of well-bal-anced people. That means being sensitive to the feelings of others, unselfish, truthful and being ashamed of wrong-doing. Avoid being the
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    Three MPs on importance of teamwork
    407 10 Three MPs on importance of teamwork THE importance of teamwork was stressed by three Members of Parliament yesterday when they gave their National Day speeches at different functions. The Parliamentary Secretary for Labour and the MP for Mountbatten, Mr EUGENE YAP, pointed out the example of ants as a "perfect
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    Guide to three of National Day parades
    414 11 Guide to three of National Day parades LEGEND 5 MARCHING ROUTE HUH FORM UP POINTS DISPERSAL AREA MORE than SI contingents will inarch rat of QUEENSTOWN STADIUM soon after a.m. on Sunday morning for a flve-km ronte march, proceeding along Mcl Chin Road and ending at Alexandra Road. The festivities
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    What to do if you find a lost child
    178 11 What to do if you find a lost child ANYONE who finds a lost child should contact the police immediately if the parents cannot be located. This advice from the police follows Thursday's 11-hour search for four-year-old Chong Pei Joe m Clement! West. While her frantic parents, their neighbours and
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    Get-together for Bedok residents
    59 11 A GET-TOGETHER for residents of blocks 96 and 97 of Bedok North Avenue 4 will be held today at 4 p.m. on the void deck of Block 97. Mr Phua Bah Lee, MP for Tampines and Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence) will be the guest of honour.
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    Tougher now for scooter, cycle thieves to get away
    356 11  -  GERALD PEREIRA By Cr/TO fits* A POLICE computer has joined the war against motorcycle and scooter thieves whose number has drastically risen this year. The computer is expected to speed up the tracking-down of stolen machines. For instance, a police patrol
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    'Don't buy this Chinese pill'
    137 11 THE Health Ministry has advised the public not to bay a Chinese herbal preparation called Tien Sao Twig Koo So until new consignment* are tested and found to be safe. It has been found to contain lead, capper and mercury at levels much higher than
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    Unjust petrol pump
    39 11 Unjust petrol pump TAT Leone Petroleum Co Pte Ltd of Bedok South was fined $600 yesterday for having an unjust petrol dispensing pump on June 29. The court heard that the pump was inaccurate by less than 0.1 litre.
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    SAF firing
    38 11 THE Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting practice* with blanks and tnunderflashes at the West Coast Park area tomorrow, on Thursday and Saturday between 1 and 6 p.m. The public is advised not to be alarmed.
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    Lock icon Band hits the right notes with schoolboys
    292 13 Band hits the right notes with schoolboys DIMUMTTVE lin Yao Wei, seven, handled the mike like it was no more than an Ice-cream eooft and sang Di T*aJong K~t«ng with relish. Smaller wan some of the hnge horns m the 22- member Ist Bn, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band,
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    Mattar: Don't rely on aid from abroad
    302 13 Mattar: Don't rely on aid from abroad 'It's not m long-term interests of Muslims' INCREASING reliance on external sources for financial assistance by some Muslim organisations and mosque management committees m Singapore is not m Muslims' long-term interests, Acting Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar warned yesterday. Addressing a Hari
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    TOLERANCE VITAL, HAJ PILGRIMS TOLD
    162 13 TOLERANCE VITAL, HAJ PILGRIMS TOLD A GROUP of 80 Muslim pilgrims for the Haj gathered at the Marine Parade community hall last night and heard a message of religious tolerance from their MP. Mr Goh Chok Tong, who is also the Second Minister for Defence and Minister for Health, urged
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    At Sims Ave
    32 13 A PUSH-BUTTON pedestrian crossing at Sims Avenue near Lorong 17, Geylang, became operational yesterday Mot ists approaching these signals are advised to drive carefully and observe the signal indications.
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    Romulo to miss convocation
    203 13 THE Philippine Foreign Minister, Dr Carlos P. Romulo, will be conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters by the National University of Singapore m his absence next month. An NUS spokesman said yesterday that Dr Romulo is unable to attend a special convocation, whicn was
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    How three broke in through ceiling
    112 13 A JUDGE heard yesterday how three burglars removed part of an asbestos ceiling to enter the office of the Jurong drivein cafetaria after midnight on May 5. They stole $524.50 and $315 worth of cigarettes before leaving. The burglary was discovered later the same
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    JOBLESS MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
    82 13 KUEK Hock Soon, 25, Jobless, was yesterday charged with murdering a fitter, Mr Choy Ah Kirn, 42, at the junction of Geylang Road and Lorong 20, Geylang, on May 8. He is alleged to have committed the offence with Ong Kay Eng, 36. and Tan
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    Cause of gondola mishap
    167 13 A DEFECTIVE motor caused Thursday's gondola accident which killed one worker and injured three others m Boon Lay Drive. Labour Ministry officials investigating the mishap have found that the gondola's climber device was defective and caused the platform to tilt, a Labour Ministry spokesman said. An
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    2 arrests put end to forged passport ring
    140 13 2 arrests put end to forged passport ring A SYNDICATE which forged Singapore passports to enable Hongkong nationals to enter Australia was wiped out with the arrest of two men here last year, immigration officials said yesterday. One of the two, a Hongkong businessman m his late 40s, was the
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    $800 fine
    39 13 A JOBLESS man, Abdul Karim bin Mohammad, 20, was fined $800 yesterday for snatching a gold chain with a pendant from a clerk, Miss Lee Woon Yin, 25, along Sims Avenue on July 26. He pleaded guilty.
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      Lock icon Green years coming to an end for golf diplomacy
      274 14 Green years coming to an end for golf diplomacy KUALA LUMPUR, Friday AFTER 25 years of good rounds, golf diplomacy here looks Qke bowing out. Former Prime Minister Tonka Abdul Rahman started It all m the late Fifties when many major Issues affecting the nation and Its neighbours were hammered
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      Lock icon 6,000 jabs
      27 14 JOHORE BARU, Fri. About 6,000 babies will be given free vaccination during a weeklong anti-measles campaign begining here next week, state health authorities said. NST.
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      Lock icon Be vigilant against KGB activities, urges DAP
      149 14 Be vigilant against KGB activities, urges DAP KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) today called on the government to be especially vigilant against Soviet KGB activities to infiltrate and subvert the top reaches of government and society m Malaysia. Its secretary -general, Mr Lim Kit Siang, who
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      Lock icon Scandal in the making over firm's deals...
      1011 14 THE ITALIAN BRIDGE AND RMN AFFAIR QUESTION IS: HOW DID INTERMARINE GET SUCH CONTRACTS? There are many people responsible for this contraot. When you want to sell ships abroad, yon have to deal with the Ministry for Foreign. Affairs and with the Ministry
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      Lock icon Johore MB plans to stay on till next polls
      312 14 JOHORE BARU, Fri. DESPITE suggestions that the Mentri Besar, Tan Sri Haji Othman Saat step down, there is every indication that he will remain m office, at least until the next election. So says an editorial m Suara Johor, the official
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      Highway robbery
      81 14 JOHORE BARI Krl. Poor dmi, oae armed with a pistol, robbed a rubber dealer of MSC,7M aid a watch at the Yoac Peng-Batn Pahat roads hut before noon on Wednesday. This was the second highway robbery here la leas than tw» mtwiths. Rubbrr dealer Kirn K» Hal, 45,
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      88 14 D NEW STOCK rt JUST ARRIVED!! China-Shanghai-made Rosewood, Blackwood Art Carved Furniture. ft™. Set 206 cm 117 cm 79cm Halt-moon table 74cm 81cm to ique c^,, 17 m 46c m 198 cm TV Show Case' Cabinet 104 cm x 33cm x 127 cm 51cm x 36cm x 66cm 121 cm
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      Mystery over fatal stabbing of engineer
      320 15 Mystery over fatal stabbing of engineer KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A SUICIDE note, a car with blood stains and a woman accountant missing from her hotel room have triggered off a major police investigation m what had appeared to be an ordinary murder case. Mechanical engineer Khor Meng Kirn, 34, was
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      POLICE SEEK HER HELP
      72 15 POLICE SEEK HER HELP KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police are looking for Hoh Saw Chun alias Theresa Hoh, 41, (above) to help them In their Investigation Into last week's billing of mechanical engineer Khor Meng Kirn. Her last known address Is No. 12, Jalan Majn, Overseas Union Garden. Anyone who knows
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      Lock icon 'Lift' robber
      37 15 JOHORE BARU, Fri. Housewife Rahman binti Rabu, 31, who accepted a lift from a man, was driven about 48 km from here and robbed her of Msl63 and MJ4.000 worth of jewellery on Wednesday. NST.
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      Roadblocks in Sik, Baling taken down
      592 15  -  M.G.G. PILLAI THREAT OF DEMOS AGAINST LOW RUBBER PRICES EASES By Our Kuala Lumpur reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian police have removed the roadblocks they put up last week m Baling, Six and other Kedah towns to forestall demonstrations by rubber smallholders against the
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      Lock icon Buck up or face action, civil servants warned
      360 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday CIVIL servants have been warned that they must buck up and improve performance or face disciplinary action, including dismissal. The new government of Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad is considering various steps to prod the Civil Service into improving
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      Fire destroys 50 vehicles
      28 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. About M vehicles, mostly motorcycles, were destroyed when fire swept through a raw of motor workshop* In Pnchong here early today.
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      Lock icon Mystery bullet
      49 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri* Bread vendor Kamaruddin Ibrahim, 51, who was injured by a stray bullet here last week, is recovering m the General Hospital after the bullet was removed from his left thigh So far, police have been unable to trace the source of the bullet. NST.
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      312 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp JU3GS \G VERY MARP To\^A+JC> I /vvfcDe A kAA&GIE, 1 LIKED |nE TOLD *AE ME FOUrJD GET AtOMG WITH, SO I PATE FOR HM TO THAT NAARRIAOE VDU VERY MARD TO -S SPOKE TO A r^ARRI AGE HAVE A TALK WITW COUNSELOR
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1981
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      OPENING UP
      381 16 IT IS well known that m the long term, there are no winners m the protectionist game. This, of course, has not stopped countries, especially the developed ones, from erecting trade barriers and imposing import quotas. They argue that the lifting of such restrictions will increase unemployment m
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      TIME TO FLY HOME
      381 16 PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand's decision to call home the 140 French citizens m Iran is understandable if not expected m view of the mood and situation m Teheran following France's decision to grant political asylum to former Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr last week. The spectre of the
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    443 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane HAPPY BIRTHDAY! BIRTHDAYS or natal days are red-letter days. Most important and most widely observed is the National Day of a country to the citizens concerned. The nomenclature of it may differ from nation to nation. In Singapore, it's National Day and it
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    Poland: New reason for intervention by the Soviets
    1485 16  -  JOHN DRYSDALE By Director, Asia Research Pte Ltd. THE exposure of the impoverishment of Marxism m practice and Poland's capitulation to its Western creditors may lead the Soviet Union to intervene m Poland. In Washington, the communique issued at the end of
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    Why PLO is a non-starter
    670 16 THERE seemed to be a measure of desperation In President Sadat's public reference to the need, at an official dinner party at the White House this week, for participation m the Palestine peace process of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO). It came unexpectedly but significantly
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    A cat taking on a lion
    694 16  -  LEE KIM CHEW By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK REPORT NEW imagery spawned m the hotly contested by-election In the northeastern Roi-et province have not only enriched the Thai political vocabulary. They reflect the state of play between the leading contestants former Premier Kriangsak Chomanan
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      26 16 H^a^d) A Happy Q I (Sfo OVERSEAS 1 I VVjBEI 7 ASSURANCE CORPN LTD (SINCE 1920) irr INSURANCE FOR ALL Uk]\ LIFE BIG OR SMALL H
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      Traffic at airports carefully monitored
      451 17 Better navigational aids at Paya Lebar and Changi airports I WOULD like to thank Scorpion-Saggitarian" for his letter "Day Pilot Mistook Paya Lebar For Changi" (ST, July 17), and his feeling that such an error should be avoided. The incident he referred to occurred some
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        Trishaw menace in Orchard Road
        192 17 ABOUT four months ago, while crossing Orchard Road at the pedestrian crossing outside Specialists Centre, my wife and I were almost knocked down by a convoy of about 30 trishaws ferrying tourists. They did not slow down on approaching the traffic lights, but weaved through
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        Endless blackouts
        136 17 MY family moved into the Middleton Hospital quarters some six years ago. About two years ago, most of the quarters and wards except our block of quarters (for staff nurses and sisters) were rewired. This was due to omission when submitting estimates. Recently, there have been endless power-failures
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        Piling pollution
        80 17 THERE are several pile drivers doing Eiling work m front of Mount Elizabeth [ospital, and the cacophony is deafening. In addition, a thick pall of exhaust smoke is released. How can the Ministry of Environment allow this excessive noise level and air pollution to go on m the
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        Unsightly dump
        69 17 HOW is it possible that the Drainage Department has taken 11 months to carry out canal works m front of Heeren Building m Orchard Road? It is still far from completed. Often one finds this site without workers, but full of equipment, steel and dirty planks of wood.
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      Better baggage clearance with large trolleys
      157 17 HAVING recently had the pleasure of disembarking at the new Changi Airport, I must say that I was very impressed by the speed and efficiency with which the airport staff handled the passengers going through. However, there was much confusion once the passengers left
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      Increasing productivity
      245 17 I READ with interest the American Business Council's (ABC) views on the recommendations of the Committee on Productivity. In order to curb job-hopping, the ABC proposed that the 13th month bonus payment for new employees be withheld for a period of three years. Would ABC also recommend that
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      Disappointing show and talks
      155 17 I ATTENDED an exhibit ion and seminar organised by the Management Services Department (MSD), hoping to get some ideas on the latest reprographic processes, and some tips on new techniques. But I was m for disappointment, I found that most of the machines displayed at the
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      Giving POSB an edge
      102 17 I AM cheered by the news that POSB is giving greater incentive to depositors by increasing the Interest rate from S per cent to 9' 2 per cent with effect from 1981. However, I feel that POSB should give Itself a more competitive edge over other
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      Reward water-savers
      85 17 I NOTE that the government is raising the water rates to deter water-wasters. But is this the only way to go about it? Must there always be a penalty to get Singaporeans to do something? Why not be more imaginative and offer some kind of incentive to those
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      Parts stolen from bike
      70 17 MY sympathies to "JJ" (ST, July 17). "JJ' and her friend may like to know that worse can happen to bikes. In May, '.he petrol tank of my husband s bike (a Honda 750 cc) was stolen, and m June, the exhaust pipe. On both occasions,
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        Action on 'orphans'
        187 17 I REFER to the letter "Orphans Poser" from "Puzzled" (ST, July 22) concerning a lumber of Malay boys seen begging m the vicinity of Sultan Mosque. On July 23. officials of the Social Welfare Department found a Malay widow and her three childu-n begging The widow, who
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        Trees to buffer noise
        122 17 WE refer to the letter "Upset By Noise, Insects" by "Noise Polluted' (ST July 13). We would like to inform your writer that the ministry's Parks and Recreation Department has already planted trees on the sidetables of Marymount Road and some palms on the central divider,
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        Up go executive flats
        100 17 WE are pleased to inform "Very Concerned" (ST, July 14), that work has already started m Bedok and Clementi to build over 500 units of executive flats. These are expected to be completed by the end of 1983. The selling prices of executive flats will be
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        Layover incident
        79 17 I REFER to the complaint by Mr Edamuriyil (ST, July 29 regarding layover accommodation at Paya Lebar Airport. We nave asked for an investigation and will revert to him as soon as possible. Meanwhile, could Mr Edamuriyil please us let us know his date of travel. The information
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    Jail for 2 girls who robbed in lift
    326 18  -  BEN DAVIDSON Judge: Worst probation reports I have seen By SENIOR District Judge Michael Khoo yesterday took the "unusual" step of jailing two teenaged girls for a year for lift robberies although they were first offenders because their probation reports were the
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    Better Malay, Tamil results
    176 18 CANDIDATES of the Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) mid-year second language examination held m June, fared better m Malay and Tamil this year than those of last year. Candidates who score Grade 6 and better m Chinese as a second language at AO level
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    On science writing
    67 18 A SEMINAR on science writing will be organised by the Singapore Society of Science Writers and the Singapore Science Centre next Saturday from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Singapore Science Centre. Topics to be discussed include science and the popular imagination, approaching science fiction, writing
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    Witness tells how he 'milked' Ratnam
    337 18 THE chairman of Adhouse International Pte Ltd told a court yesterday of how he "milked" his former boss, Isaac Paul Ratnam. Mr M. R. Samy first related how, when m November 1978 Ratnam asked him to buy 800 sacks of earth, he clinched a
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    He stole cuffs while in station
    194 18 He stole cuffs while in station CURIOSITY got the better of Lam Kow Tee, 21, when he stole a pair of handcuffs from an unlocked drawer at Tanglin police station where he was detained for a drug offence. For this he was jailed for a day and fined $300 by
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    Fun is dog-ging and cat-ching
    239 18 PLAYING "the dog" has kept l»-year-old David Urn very busy: He is guarding the "bones" a pile of books and stationery m the centre of the circle. About 2t "cats" surround him la the Qneenstown library's lecture room, all trying to snatch the bones away.
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    Dr Tay's views on the Balhetchet method
    221 18 THE Minister of State for Education, Dr Tay Eng Soon, has no qualms about the prospect of his children discussing family matters m school during moral education classes. Dr Tay, who has three school-going children, said yesterday: "With children today, you can't a
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    'Hotel staff have to be mere productive'
    367 18  - 'Hotel staff have to be mere productive' CHAN OI CHEE By of Times Business THE immediate challenge facing Singapore's hotel industry will he to find ways of meeting its manpower needs. Acting Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mattar, speaking at the official opening of Orchard Hotel yesterday, noted the industry's
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    3 months for dishonest flatmate
    132 18 3 months for dishonest flatmate A SEAMSTRESS pretended to be sick and returned home to a flat she shared with three girls to steal $1,270 m cash and $2,389 worth of jewellery from them, a magistrate's court heard on Thursday. Chi Siew Eng, 19, a Malaysian, left the flat at
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    Road safety essay contest
    66 18 A ROAD Safety essay competition, with Paper. Mate book prize awards to be won, is being organised by the Educational Publications Bureau Re Ltd, the Singapore Traffic Police and Gillette South-east Asia. The competition is open to all primary, secondary and pre-University students, with a special
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        GSIC director
        79 19 DR RICHARD Hu Tsu Tau has been appointed an additional director of the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation Private Limited (GSIC) with immediate effect. Dr Hu is the chairman and chief executive of the Shell group of companies m Singapore. He is also a director of the Monetary
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        Promet query
        74 19 THE KLSE has queried Promet regarding news that it has orders worth $500 million. A Malaysian newspaper reported on Thursday that the orders include a U5542.25 million (Ms 93 million) oil rig for Petronas Carigali, the oil exploration and drilling arm of Petronas, the Malaysian national oil company,
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        Alexandra reply
        63 19 ALEXANDRA Holdings Ltd has announced that no futher dividend will be declared besides the first and final dividend of 6 per cent less tax recommended for the financial year ended March 31, 1981. The company made the announcement m reply to a query from the KLSE concerning the
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        Town and City
        67 19 STOCKHOLDERS of Town City Properties are informed that the takeover offer dated Aug 3, 1981, unless extended, will close on Sept, 7 1981. This follows the sale by Mr Khoo Ban Hock, a director of Town City, of 8.747 million stock units and 1.12 million stock units
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        Ganda board
        26 19 GANDA Holdings Bhd has announced the resignation of Mr Mah King Hock as a director and executive director with effect from July 31, 1981.
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        62 19 HONGKONG, Fri. The Hongkong Government was reported to have intervened m the foreign exchange market yesterday to prop up the sagging Hongkong dollar. It was said to have intervened when the Hongkong dollar nosedived to 5.% against the US dollar. The move was welcomed by dealers
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        51 19 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US balance of payments deficit worsened during the second quarter, rising to U556,990 million (5515,168 million) against U554,600 million during the first quarter, the Commerce Department said. Imports were up 2.5 per cent, to U5560,400 million while exports declined 1.2 per cent to U5567,400 million.
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        104 19 NEW YORK, Fri. China will soon announce a new policy for taxing US oil companies that could encourage as many as 25 of them to explore for oil m the South China Sea, Business Week magazine reported today. Until now, US oil companies would have paid higher US
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        75 19 LONDON, Fri. Profit-taking dented the dollar's performance against the stronger European currencies today but it again breached record levels m France and Italy. It opened m Paris at 6.0250 francs, up from 6.0175 and Milan at 1,248.25 lira, up from 1,244.45. Buying of gold by major banks
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        Lock icon BA loses £141 m
        58 19 LONDON, Fri. British Airways (BA) today announced losses of £141 million m its last financial year and said it is considering dropping certain routes. The pre-tax loss, after a £20 million profit last year, underlined the problems of international airlines m the face of reduced passenger
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      313 19 Bundesbank spends $7.6 b defending mark HAMBURG, Fri. The West German Bundesbank (central bank) has spent about US$3.5 billion (Ss7.6b) from its reserves so far this year defending the mark against the rising dollar, the bank's President, Mr Karl Otto 'oehl, said m an interview published yesterday. He told the
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      Chevelina's bid to remove SPP injunction fails
      665 19  -  MAUREEN CHUA NEITHER SIDE CAN CLAIM A VICTORY By THE High Court has dismissed an application by Chevelina Pte Ltd, the single biggest shareholder of SPP Ltd, asking that an interim injunction taken against it by SPP Ltd be discharged. But the move
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      South Koreans banking on Singapore
      395 19  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE influx of South Korean banks into Singapore continues with the setting up of a representative office by Korea First Bank. KFB is one of Korea's largest city banks and was ranked 301 m The Banker's list of the world's top 500
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      BOA INTO LEASING BUSINESS IN JAKARTA
      200 19 BOA INTO LEASING BUSINESS IN JAKARTA BANK of America has teamed up with an Indonesian concern to form a new leasing company m Jakarta. The firm, PT IndoAmerican Leasing has received official approval from the Indonesian Finance Ministry on April 22 and began commercial operations yesterday. It is a 50-50
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      165 19 TOKYO, Fri. Increasing exports and personal consumption at home are fueling a continued mild improvement m the Japanese economy, the Economic Planning Agency said today m its monthly report. The agency said department store sales, a measurement of individual consumption, rose three
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  • MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
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      ST index rises by 14 points
      316 19 SINGAPORE: The stock market cloned firmer on baying and short-coierlng Interest, m selectively moderate trading. The Straits Times Industrials Index rose 14.V) points to M3.SS. KUALA LUMPUR: The market closed higher m more active trading after two days of listless activity. Buying support lifted
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      SCOREBOARD
      29 19 Industrials Finance Hoiels Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans Up 62 13 6 7 1 5 2 Down 16 1 1 2 4 A 1 Inch 9 1 2 1
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        Rises
        48 19 long I. conn Ind I Leon* Credit Sugar. I Leon« Fin Ceramic* M C > C B C > 0 r. > B S I Raya lemb Shipyard 1800 1390 1610 950 525 1560 1130 1070 850 705 965 130 100 60 45 45 40 40 40 40 40
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        Falls
        28 19 Ling* u Van Sang Ith Maia Ind 'raclor* Ipore Land I T C 410 300 205 575 830 1190 620 -40 -40 -30 -25 -20 -10 -10
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        23 19 Promet 855.000 Keppel 448.000 Faber Merlin 347,000 U O B 328.000 Genting 323,300 Total turnover: 7.97 m Total value: 541.44 m
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        Indices
        33 19 8T Indicator: Industrials: Finance: hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations XBC: iESInd: Aug6 *****6 789.18 1759.34 1154.25 849.25 385.25 960.66 758.02 736.74 Auk 7 *****6 803.25 1804.40 1164.12 862.65 385.40 963 39 774.42 758.99
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      63 19 Boustead C*C COM CSUre llunlop Em* FAN UraUaxs 4 14 20 -25 10 20 Galneas Gathrte H Par Home FE Iocfceape MTC M B«x 4 12 4 ■10 NOT N Iron PMC Perils Prim* IUMmm RtUnnaiu 7 15 40 30 30 4 5 SembShlp SheU s
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      Singapore closing prices
      2312 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'i IHMI Div II. «h Low Company Sale +or- Net P/E Vol Day ('OOO)High Lo« 494 300 Acma 326 unch 14.S Alrom 300 10.0 :tSO 130 Allied Choc 238 -2 4.0N 312 161 B A T 220 -10 455 42U 330 Bata 382 22.0 in
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      Shares make an about turn
      589 20 SKLECTIVE and cautious buyers send share prices slightly higher at the Stock Kxrhange of Singapore yesterday. Trading opened very quietly and although a few counters were still weak, a slight strengthening of most prices could be discerned. At noon, the Straits Times industrial Index was
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      Recovery in KL too
      435 20 THE Kuala Lumpur market closed higher yesterday m more active trading after two days of listless trading. Buying support lifted the 30-counter New Straits Times industrial index 12.02 points higher to 1,031.21, while the Malaysian Business Times index of the day's 10 most active stocks was
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      33 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers t rubbers Deb/Loans Up 65 8 1 5 2 3 7 Down 17 2 1 2 1 2 Unch 7 1 1 3
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      185 20 SING APOKK UNIT TBIOT (Maaagera' prim far Am The Commerce 3.40 3.57 The Savings Fund 1.96 2.06 Spore Prog Fund 1.53 1.61 Spore Sec Fund 2.21 2.32xd Si-ore Invest Fund 1.13 1.18 S'More Equity Fund 1.44 1.51 ASIA UNIT TBUBT (Managers' arlcea far AM 1*) Mai Invest Fund
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1714 20 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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      Kuala Lumpur
      1892 20 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 In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDICTRIAUi Aleaaj (3.488 3.565) (46) 3.24 (14) 3.22 (5) 3.20 (6) 3.26 (1)
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        Hongkong
        279 20 HONGKONG: Stocks closed generally weaker m fairly active trading yesterday, with mixed views on the prospects of a further increase m prime rates tending to unsettle the market, dealers said. But reports that the Hongkong Government has intervened m the foreign exchange market to support the local dollar provided
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        Sydney
        339 20 SYDNEY: The market continued to make solid headway yesterday, as strong metal prices helped offset expectations of another general rise m interest rates following a meeting next week of Federal and State Ministers comprising the Loan Council, dealers said. Pek* set the pace with a 46 cent rise to
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        Tokyo
        354 21 TOKYO: The stock market's Dow Jones average rose 62.83 to close at a record 7968.93 points yesterday, on increased foreign purchases of blue chips following the yen's recovery against the US dollar, dealers said illnomoto laj MO iMhl Olaa- .ZZZZ- OH lank Tk 30lanvu 433 Iridfntane 4(0 fenon 1M0
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        Selected indices
        51 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 534.4 Wednesday 532.0 Week Ago 529.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 952.91 Wednesday 953.58 Week Ago 945.11 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1718.15 Thursday 1722.46 Week Ago 1719.84 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 704.0 Thursday 701 5 Week Ago 703^2 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 834/j Thursday 829.2 Week Ago
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        London
        598 21 LONDON, Fri. Equities ended steady m quiet trading today, dealers said. At 3pm the Financial Times index was up 0.4 points at 534.8. Gold share? ended higher although off their best levels as the bullion price eased after an overnight rally. Gains of around 100 cents were noted m
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        New York
        374 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices shed most of their early gains to close mixed m active trading. Analysts said investors turned cautious late m the day as there* was little encouraging news on the interest rate front. They also said technical factors accounted for the loss of some
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        Amsterdam
        295 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mainly higher with KLM gaining 14.80 guilders on its return to profit m the first-quarter, and Royal Dated and Unilever up 2.60 and two m Dutch internationals, dealers said. Nedlloyd turned initial losses into a gain of one and Helneken gained 1.20. Ordinary banks
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        Zurich
        278 21 ZURICH. Thurs. Energy shares and selected industrials closed higher, with other prices quietly steady, dealers said. News of Switzerland's annual inflation rate rising to 6.6 per cent m July did not measurably affect trading, they said. Some leading industrials benefited from modest foreign demand, they said. Price rises were
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        Bangkok
        106 21 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed generally steady yesterday, dealers said. UdastrUl Ftaaswc (»rp, Tluui* SUm and Halted Floor Mill closed unchanged at 99, 87.50 and 150 baht respectively. lUm» Tower and AsU Mbir (eU one baht each to 54 and 118 baht. Ula Mbri US Kpitttm In. -1 And ftu*
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        Manila
        62 21 PHH Aco>« Minlna tUuConA auu coo. a m Btfulo OofcJ 4036 B*ncu«t Con. B 91 BT Ooadrteh 10 CDCP IM LandoU L«puiio B ISO «HMl«ll U0 Ortenuj A Onraul «ui O«nu m Phltoi A PtlUM B JM unch unch -ooooa 1 •«n -001S tU oom oooas 17 JO -CM
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        TIN
        151 21 T|lE STRAITS tin price recovered six cents to M 533.46 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 16 tonnes to 205 tonnes. The overnight London market was steadier with forward buyers gaining £44 to £7,899 per tonne. LONDON: Tin firmed m afternoon trading on Thursday, as
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        PALM OIL
        148 21 Malaysia* palm eU: (Prices m M$ per tonne local delivery/ crude, bulk): Aug 900-905 902.50 (central). 920 (tiorth); Oct 870 875 ba 865 869.50 875 (south), 872.50 (central); Nov 870/875 ba 875 (central south). (Prices m US$ per tonne fob Malaysian ports, bulk): Rbd palm oil: Aug 495
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        COPPER
        29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets). Wlrebar Spot £994.00 (£990.50); sellers £994.50 (£991.00); Three Month buyers £1025.00 (£1020.50); sellers £1025.50 (£1021.00). Market tone: Easier. Sales: 32,525.
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        Silver quotes
        34 21 Ttan We* New York 8.648 8.308 8.84S 8.50S Zurich 8.308 8.258 8.50S 8.45S irt Than Singapore 8.608 8.308 B.BOS 8.50S Cosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Smtcc: (mill SilMt, g'patc.
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        RUBBER
        658 21 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with Au- gust RSS One buyers quoted at 218.50 cents per Kilo, down 2.50 cents on Thursday's close, dealers said. The morning market weakened 2 50 cents mainly on profit-taking, they said. Prices held steady around lunch time levels m
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        SSR and SMR
        105 21 NOON SSR .nd SMR pn«. w.urd.y HAS Au(»t J> K'urreal Mlhl Buyers 8ellera SSR 20 II ton pellet) WO 00 202 00N SSR SO II ton pallet) 197 50 199 SON MRKLB September SMRCV lllonpalletl ***** 271 00N SMRL < I- urn pallet) 2SO0O 282.00N SMR I
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 21 Rubber Aug 7 Singapore: Aug: 218.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 253.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 533.46 per kilo (up 6 cents) Official offering: 205 tonnes (down 16 tonnes)
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        GOLD
        179 21 THE KHOBAR market (or gold deliverable m Singapore opened at 528.010 and closed at 08,000 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$399 00 «0 00 and was traded narrowly at around 1398.00 400 00 throughout the morning session. The market re-opened at $398.50 ***** and, with some
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        132 21 CHINESE Produce Exchuge, SiiiK»pe>rr, mm elofdnn prices per IM kg y«rterd»y. Caconat oil: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (ir second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Opr»: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        Discount
        47 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 7: Overnight: 3% to Call deposits: 6' r i to 6. Closimf Bay, Selling 3-month Treasury bills 8* 6* 3-month Bank bills 13 12 > 3 months CD 12U 12* 6 months CD 12H \2<; Scan*: Nattsaal Mtmut
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        Money market
        31 21 Closing Interbank rates tor Singapore dollars on Aug 7: Offer Bid Overnight IVi 1 1 month 11 11l 2 months 12. 12 3 month* 12 12 Overnight mode 5
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        NOMINAL RATES
        348 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Cumncta Nominal rate* Smtthaonian Parcantag* qwrtadraatarday (ewaajparity chwg. Local dalters U one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1700 2.1710 2.8196 -23.04 Sterling pound 3.8940 3.8985 7.3469 -47.00 Australian dollar 2.4565 2.4595 3.4286 -28.35 NZ dollar 1.7780 1.7815 3.4286 -48.02 Canadian dollar 1.7475
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      Prime lending rates
      24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 14.44 per cent.
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      444 21 BAILIFF'S SALE IN THE SUBORDNATE COURTS Of THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Th« Couse Of Writ of Seizure Sole No 444 of 1981 COURTS (S) PTE LTD Plaintiff Versus ONG SENG LYE Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Colour Televisions, Video Tope recorder. Refrigerator and Household Furniture To Be Held At Blk
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  • TIME BUSINESS
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      'More mechanical and marine engineers needed'
      726 22  -  LEE YEW MENG By MORE mechanical and marine engineers will 1 be needed m the 1980s, the Minister of State for Defence, Dr Yeo Ning Hong said yesterday. He attributed this to the government's emphasis on mechanical and marine engineering oriented industry and the
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      New name for latest Sime investment
      218 22 MANILA, Fri. The purchase of BF Goodrich Philippines Incorporated is Sime Darby's first major investment m this country, BFGP president and general manager WE. Mitchell said on Wednesday. m He said this reflected Sime Darby's confidence m the business opportunities present here. He also
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      Lock icon Imports to continue
      79 22 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia will continue to import rice from abroad until the present national stock of 2.6 million tonnes has been doubled, secretary of the Development Operational Control Lt Gen Solihin said last night. This year's rice production is expected to increase by six per cent to
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      Sisir and Times Pub in joint venture
      175 22 Sisir and Times Pub in joint venture TIMES Publishing Berhad and the Singapore Institute of Standards and 'lndustrial Research are setting op a joint venture company to provide Industrial design services. The joint venture agreement was signed a week ago and the company, tentatively named Design Centre Pte Ltd, will
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      242 22 SAUDIS NOT AGAINST SPECIAL OPEC MEET CARACAS, Fri. Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince baud al-Faisal said yesterday Saudi Arabia did not rule out the possibility of a special Opec meeting this month to discuss the present world oil glut. But he said Opec members would have to agree first on
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      Final talks on project
      83 22 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian state mining company Aneka Tambang is now holding final negotiations with Kaiser Aluminium Corporation of the United States and Kloeckner DMA of West Germany on the building of an alumina plant m Bintan Island next November, a company spokesman said yesterday. The
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      Lock icon Top US firms account for quarter of sales
      226 22 NEW YORK, Fri. The United States' 50 leading exporters, led by Boeing Aircraft Manufacturer, amassed total sales of U5557.3 billion (*****.3 billion) last year more than one-quarter of all American goods sold abroad, Fortune reports. Fortune, the business bi-weekly published by Time
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      MIMB's pretax profits improve 23.8pc
      163 22 MIMB's pretax profits improve 23.8pc MALAYSIAN International Merchant Bankers (MTMB) last year turned m a pre-tax profit of M 54.59 million, an improvement of 23.8 per cent over 1979. The profit, which is net of a $125,000 provision for doubtful debts, represents a return of 32.6 per cent on shareholders'
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      59 22 TOKYO, Fri. The National Personnel Authority (NPA) today recommended an average 5.23 per cent pay increase a month for Japanese government employees retroactive to April. The proposed pay increase, coupled with an automatic 2.16 per cent pay raise, will push the average monthly salary of government employees
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      Cement makers deny dumping charge
      305 22 Cement makers deny dumping charge SINGAPORE cement -manufacturers have denied allegations by their Malaysian counterparts that they are dumping cement m Malaysia. The secretary of the newly-formed Singapore I Cement Manufacturers' Association, Mr Albert Choo, has rejected accusations by Mr J B Seaton, group sales and public relations manager of
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      Paramount gives breakdown of profits forecast
      433 22 PARAMOUNTCorporation has given a breakdown of the forecast profit for four of the five acquisitions announced earlier. The five acquisitions are seven contiguous pieces of land m Damansara Heights from Kauri Sdn Bhd, as well as the property companies of Patani Jay a Sdn
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      264 24 Established Firm m Town Requires ASX^SSr ACCOUNTANT WHhEKper^ P^.-^^.o: S.nflapor. 1953 L— J Rahol Toaehert (English M««ium) lo loach m School. Qu.hhc.tK^.: Applicants should possess GCE How To Apply: if you meet the above quallfl. a tlons. please contact the lngln.g al P ng y °"r"r, Blrtn and Wl"ftftM(iai attvea.
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      228 24 I i MI I I J I Vi /An American Marine ComtWCtion and Engn rST.lo^ kjUkW C\a\L *•<>••«- j documents _-_«i *W««rt. GCE "0" level a Senior ACCOUfItS clerk ($BOO SSBO p.m.l raportt, bank rteonj ciliation.. accrual. and Check requiwtion, r«,c«rr-nts i^ffl.tSl'gS Ann Technical Colholder of GCE 'A' .r,^.— welcome
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      353 24 S^Fr rf *af AOL O^ NBaaaL jß^> P\^ VW\ JIM T^ ySTV^r g 4'442Z c.ass H.edc.ass H.ed Advertising works. HaY V| UdMIPI QlilMMinf HBppBI 3lll|iyDn] If you think you have the sSSSSJi tSSSSeEg «saa«r- Clerleal Aaelataiit (AudM> -"I'l" (C) Clerical Aaaialant SZSL(E) El£l (T^SoAS) JsKSliE^a!!—.* JST" t.p^«. w^ m'clS tah
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      624 25 II Emptoyment (1^ JLIiJ M^v^H^t^HV^B ft; ZTZ'T""* f^f^f mm^mmml\ LONGMAN 1 LONGMAN MALAYSIA SDN.BHD. J^Tp:^^^^:, .^-ytrtW^r tuitably quaHftad candidatae to fiH tha following vacanctae: 1 A SHIPPING —I, CLERK r.~4Lri.t.. M.,.i K. B?nt-1?o7a CHTlan^ .r/^dOCf. level rartincate Dlut MP., pananca. Ha aha it expected to ba able to typo at
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      290 25 II Eiin*iym«U (1^ I Illjj c n ompanyO?nvites r ap'p n cation, for the po.l. SECRETARY to tha Reaional Exoori M.n.oR.r n"EXPOrI App,u-n,. shoo.d po. M.r c Minimum GCE 0' ilHHer£3Lcr£3 hand Mat h" LCC shorthand or Privale secretarial certificate a Minimum tour vpars a Minimum tour years relevant experience
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      620 25 N Dtyioynwt li^ L —ILULJ local Sh.ppmg •—T I f^^^'^SSSl^ L thatoHowogappo^tn^,. Lj> 1) TELEX/ > TPI FPHONF *^m^^r OPERA BOUSTEADSHIPP.NQ I °*l**- AGENC.ES PTE LTD TORS o Salary range from $350/- poaitionor 2)" OPERATION ACCOUNTS CLERKS SUPERVISOR (M-a, h^l H. K*ow- SaUgy range from $350/- w a L.C.C Higher
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      304 25 LllhraSv^i'flitl^ WIWr«JTM^ip »!S£S^«tJ-3 r£ In the heart of Singapore Z\»T^o?^°GENERA| L CLERK j.^,^ t oCE^leveTwUh credit In English o Preferably about a year's working experience tatary on»r»d: $JSO $a«0 Please apply In confidence to: O«-™i S—-»«v«r afloSnZ iTVITIt rttnuncmu Autiiui .™~~ii,* ¥'fH" k amgapor. 0823 -^Baßel^ hnma d«llifr«rt nome-oaiivereo Hanarfmanlal
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      275 25 N CmplU|mnl (1^ I 11.LTJ SINGAPORE FLUID POWERENOINEERB PTE LTD '^T'k'.", 8 company aituetedin Kal—W^r^a^a RECEPTIONIST .o« -w c~» m Eng«ah andabWty totypo I SSIVtZIT; Applications should state details of qualifications and experience, age. present sal-ary^-onUct telephone numjer together with a nonreturnable photograph and should be addressed to: THE GENERAL
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      251 25 CLERICAL ASSISTANT CUM t] TELEPHONIST reou.rements- J I HEQUIHEMEMTS. oc^OMe^pa^s deficient m Manda-' t rln an advantage. U !^:^rz^i h/^^h/^^ J (■«•>* i Ganaral Manaaar i r wirftM OTEITn "li™ Sin Ming Drive Singapore 2057 7 i»»~ Ck^ng D... SaluntoyiMl. A»i a* ,*aaajßjß.B^B.f.f™B.f.f«^ a^"*""^*^^ KVmMWp REQOWWB .r. r S^t^S!!?. Minimal
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      567 25 II Dwptoytw rt 11^ I lITTI Company raouiraa:A) TELEPHONE OPE R ATOR b) GENERAL CLERK oc---I KnowCge^ documenUtlon and customs SEr,?^ PMBX phon. numb* «>d a r««,t r»oreturnable photograph to:THE ADVERTISER S.T BOX A***** 1 l*.«lndua»rialßoad q/H2~!?« i«h« Singapore iir>j A newly established Import 4 Export Company requires oeMtRAL CLERK/TYWT
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      282 26 lisaax l 46 SitUaiiOMVaeMt male clerk r MN KM|lorga«Wralomc.<Mi M tSKrU?.--P^«..ubm,,,ourp«iK:utar.,o TNEGENERAL-ANAGER POLYGLOT PTE LTD i 10. DUNDEE ROAD Pubhc Account. F^n, "I"''" i) auoit CLERKS 1) Sr^M Appllcanu must be bilingual I Apply suting full part.cu.ars mr^o^rUS^^r i ber and enclose a non-return-aWfPhr,,*,,^ »»**>»<»» """TTS^r 01*" U...0M company requires
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      278 26 FORWARDS COMPANY requires. SECRETARY. \V£J££>£ En.** and s A^o^oa?*r?l?£^n2chifM gfl™ sSjSgKr thb advertiser, Btaek M.MSB. Him Uppsr Chang* Road, Slngspnrs HM —p—'— An EetaWJehad Printing Camoanvraaulraa: B«-^TS^IXaJieX HcLbrllUNlol/ TYPIST a Minimum OCE "O" level. Able to type at 35 to 40 l.gto operate PMBX Pl^ or«».? to: BLK 3, UNIT:
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      307 26 I "ifsVin Ajj-m, lr«««, c«h-«, autre*: RECEPTHONIST/TYPrST Minimum OCE-p- level. PABX switchboard SrSE:™ "33TAn sslsbt.shsd Group of c «^ui.r£srr- tritelexoperator *****«*>*:• OCE-O'level. Minimum typing speed 40 to 45w.p.m. IJZZTJTZZL. lO9.tlmwHn paMpon JKTphc^ conlsc, M^hon. numb* =rTr«« An E.tab«ah4Kl Import/Export Sanrtce Company invite .ppticatlonaforthapoatol: i/>oaiiut<.i.i« SSSBB!SSB SINGAPORE 9157 APP"--"--^.^*-*.-A) stpnogrTpTr EXPER«NCED
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      384 26 FEMALE CLERK/ TYPISTS T™in.«n»«l-40wnm I J»£* ZZ&ST' 14. FOURTH LOK YANO ROAO ORCALL: _^i_ *"'""'"mna" GC.E. "O" Level shorthand: 80 w.p.m. s Typing: 40 w.p.m 1 eTtfy" Available Immediately TstatSOTSt T«.4aeO7sa. L^n, H«dw« Con^y— 0 SINGAPOREO*2O r== y .muftum fo, appo.n,msnt. MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX MO .^pore.*, RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST JV
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      424 26 1 WjLi 1 SSTRlET^r'a.CCCo.e0.e- rks ANpVrc.'r!: clency In English and Mandarin. Able to type accuracy Able to M ***** for an Interview Clerk cum Typist. Must be fluent pSS E^=^;p personally for Interview between ip.m. Bpm. at: Unit 228. 2nd floor. Supreme House, Penang Road Singapore 0923 s^sjrwjs.'s I^= call:
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      325 26 Wl/1 W Iff *M T T~ RICOH COPIER SALES nrnnrecuTiTiure HtPHfcbtN lAI IVfca wy«ypi.ud.th.« agenV^r Ricoh copiers. requires top Calibre Sales nann\o P*** An excellent salary travel allowance and extensive fringe benefits will be Offered tO TS^TiSS! earn more than $25,000 per annum Success)ul aDC-licantS will also be Sm Mdl,»,no
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      325 26 r —irx—ili B^L^ r Ar. y«, da-TV** tha p^ gairtaaMoil, wa pay fOO acWe are urgently In need ""zzzr j-r^r^, n» pvriucivp nrnH range Of exclusive prodLadles, If you think that *vu o nderpar r w w woh oyrkdort r u e,P-no?ra. r toWeOa^ a 4 flwre pay In our
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      280 26 AV^^g&^v. *OfcS3vS<VW* J^^^^S^. SQwJ&SSS^^Cef O|/»i/ /V I course L. A^' I QVVIf IpllN .commercial I S raft li*!1?* Driving I T«lJ,,f-«, w *->anguage PrO!f B. BiOpal li •Technical ILnc^M^nJ >e»4W toS" *nr^ ..d commissions »W b»paid. .nterestedappllcanU p.e« SP:ST MATSUSHITA OMMWALL CORPORATIOH PTE LTD 38OS/***** Jalan BukH IHarah RadWII Industrial
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      604 26 ir toSLT AnTf 2SS? 2orte?s?omee staf or studenu can anniv «nrt Wearn^pto'SSoTr* d« AlkaH Building Market Street. English and Mandwrn Sala?^ pSSS SSS= view Shiva 1 Hnuu tr-.s tnrku vi^bhlvas House. LOS. Lucky URGENTLY REQUIRED RE. rAU- Sr/^^&fS x^c^K^,"^" 1I CHINESE INDOOR SALESOaU. wanted. Interested apply personally at: 2112 Lucky
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      621 27 HC pll| I jllli "i^™ l—^ 'i' \IdTI "P L* ">| Hul Hk hi TECHNICIANS ll 7 •ITCorNTCin r^airV* M^l^SS. i^r.n^ce mit.iution of production machinal and repairing of electro-mechanical machines. I 1 b.FACILITIES ......Tru.iior MAINTENANCE ci rpTDiriHiC I ELECTRICIANS! j .NTCor.TCC>rtific«. inElactricel InMa^tioTand Installation and Fitting. 3 years workina experience
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      379 27 A wall aatabUahad manufacturing company in Singapore invitaa application* from suit»b!y qualified candidates to till tha poaittona ofASSISTANT TECHNICAL OFFICER Diploma In Chemical Process Technology (Polymer). Able to work Independently. Must have completed National Service and possess a (.'lass 3 driving licence No experience necessary as training will be provided.
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      566 27 TECHNICIANS lor its Custom* Engineering I ServlM centre In Singapore Optoma m electrtcaV electronic engineering, Crty GuM Fur, Certificate I In Telecommunication or equivalent nC/VITB. City 4 GuUd or equivalent ir electronic/ electrical nek) Preference will be given to those with experience In repairs of office equipment or system machines
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      666 27 ■IlliHU I I l|^| *~Z?r .pmfhtk-ii J1 *w'ENTtc" AppkcMt.^o-wha*..vttbcm,-.nteres^^ase c.,,: «™> w^TTpe^h^ J-^-^^StfS^ have had relevant experience In any or all of the above lechnoiogles Duties win include assistm?aia g dministr n anSn)'w W ork 1 GoSd remuneration. Interested itlndly writ* m to: Constructors John 5 me."'pfoneS RSad^Ptonefr SeCU>rl-SPO" WANTED
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      257 27 ll Emptoyment tf 11 Wmm\ Tl Le«Ti a skill tramuoh cur mtraining. jMf ItTlil MALE APPRENTICE Requirements: Minimum Secondary Two qualification Completed full-time National Service 1a........................ 1 ■■■■D 9^7779^"^ ■.!»ffll»Tlll I ■aiMi^M We Drovtd*3 fo^^ uri ry and ~SJ^ni good advancement opportunity -onfirmati .^r-C J^* Medical Hosp.tal--13th Month Bonus ties
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      313 27 1 "1 HjT wD mr%_rm\ w\j mm aa^a^a^Maa»»»»»»»»»»» r^^^^^^^mUI% 111 1 PERSONNEL ft^, 1 „l(l h *l Ch**) <£E^UjH SS^?rSK IESTJS'I^" 11' Experience not essential but preference will be given to those with ,ome experience m personnel and administration work 'Male applicants must 1 have crjmpleted NS J\ APrDI INT^
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      308 27 HCwpHiiumil |j|^ a^l^*^ w J ifiJ^SXTS «-Wlmrtn, p«H»n. A LABORATORY .1 it. JUrOOg Binding Plant aged 24 to»years ouALmcATio~a O.c.E. -o- level pa»e. m Reference wT be given £j£ JJ^T ln lhe EXPtRKMCE cn y e% ar fnTnk"a g n^crai ex^e^ce In the use of the spectrophotometers will be an
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      330 27 An established -teh company requires:execunve Prefcrahlv a prnrral rrnerawy a general degree m Busmess consldcred. "Must beven hardforking and have ap,,,ude for wa.ch -le, h) Male display artist Preferably with rreieraoiy with exPenence m window display or with relevant qualifications from Bahamddin. Must have aptitude al""""cal""""c lor dlsplav ad^e^lsln^; work
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      238 28 "tm^-t Jtfi JM{rIHH 4al eili. m Situations Vacant ■^—j VMUceU^^S ■HHHUHHr ■TWPPPP'?r¥lW ■MT/IT*7.111 frl I-L BiM#iMd ■PM iJ-'F^jj -M |H BaaUdLaikSatfH KiLalllia saß ■fl Kaa^a^alaaU ■PIMM a'j-Vn aJlig lllll.tlgq Ba^haaEjL^akaii^k^hßa^aal lg^^tay^JA|J Hfl V^^WMH K-M.Ltil.fl ■MMl ft.t LI itmZTM yII Tj fl irJfl ■PHMLMRHPI I'l .lijU^'ilMTil'^i mW!M\ftm\f m \\WM l-rTffmHTWaWar^rT *3MI
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      307 28 ,^*^-^"^'^^fc w f A X /A I AA I Z-_A i SINGAPORE wnt. Our company specializing In TluCt^orld £&£J£:EL .pp..c.n«.for«h.po.t STOREKEEPER Tk v. «h ih The candidate should possess minimum secondary education. Age around 25 years °'d Required to maintain proper records of materials m the ttore. Knowledge of raw
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      680 28 L JtfJl MODERN AND PROGRESSIVE -"•E"CT""-CC"-^ --Cltyarea^nuy DELIVERYCLERK.C..O.VER. Should possess driving licence (Class 3) tbe able to converse m simple Eng.ish "MALECA^R/RECEPTK^ST i o?^ce work. Training will be provided. Good prospect of promotion. FEMALE CLERKS A general education and knowledge of simple book keeping. WE PROVWE HAPPY WORKING CONIHTIO*. »d
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      393 28 tmmmm VV flsAs\ THi!^,UULJ^ (^U^Su _lrM jjgggj K«ouH«m«it». i«ns Between the ages of 16 and MW«- wrl. EngStarting pay will not be less than «50 a month. In addition, a SSSt elude free medical and dental treatment. recreaUonal facilities anj discount for books. If Interested please call personally for l^rviewTOOAY
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      320 28 < .W K %^V fjfif <«.n»r«i rnnt^-tor In Toa To. r 7 i CLERK I'l'l'''l 1 o 7?n.ih. nMnn i fiP" 1 ft *****57/*****76 U I »n^ ia^ii tar an InlarnUui »*»nrt.w. 7 <O> *<^ *r*. J A leading city-based Tredlng Organiiation urg.ntly r»organisation urgenny reA\ DRIVERS i.% uili imuniiiTa
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      314 28 H Employment (Il^K SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB Oo,,CaS^!!!r female g|»£gMg and walking about 5 km. Start: Im time 6a m-9 30a m and 12 m,un» m ..ndU Ing Sundays and Public Holl--B! bep.vide^ W««d or «mo Roa*a. «^^^^^BBl^^^^% Foreign Club requires COOKS 4 virrueu uei BCDO RITUHEW HELPERS Rhj^. come
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      472 28 nc DELIVERY CLERK il—' 2,^^ TTSSJm llu" E:a^EPR^aTeT: "^S"" m food stuff, gla.ware and general P. O. BOX 2251. MAXWELL ROAD, SINGAPORE9O42 kcuutt oumdi to perform 8 and 12 hours day shift only Area Bedok Alexandfa Tlcng Bahru Simple spoken and written English required. Ma^an/ma^Jso^y. M-C.JUDFLOOR PRESIDENT SHOPPING CENTRE SERANGOON
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      927 28 ..Jtf; PUMP ATTENOANT. GREASES ,v Apprentice Mechanic required afrV^V SeT^erSSJor?. 353 V.nB,o^ -/HJ N_- Jil c gAaß^^ V \l>O MALE or Male General Workers CjN^A Above 16. To work In an office at n\rt 6.5. Gey.angßcad. (Near lorong jsl 31) Salary fiOßpm i Ap^V^^^SSS Lo^'7 H2S.SSS2 1 *****Z f TRUCK
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      825 29 •BETTER rrn fl PERFORMANCE fJ I FUEL IM^ti ECONOMY H •INFORMATION "Ij ON WORN ENGINE PARTS tNWNtKAHIS BBBB^BBBB^BJBBBBM PINPOINT ANY FAULTS PROBLEM FREE DRIVING V W HAVE YOURCAR DIAGNOSED BY OUR SZtTZ COMPUTER M.S. AUTO COMPUTER SERVICE CENTRE Rl k n 11T7 DRDrsina I J V SINGAPORE 1231 TEL *****21
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      1060 29 year mart PAMPER YOUR CAR <*-\ TODAYWmOUR m LATEST ARRIVALS OF: >*' AUTO-PLAS SUN VISORS <7^\ PERSONAL STEERING r^API WHEELS IAJ Fitti E3 Fitti E4 X^ Jr Visit us at our 3C showroom. Unit 325 Wtt&W C/ 3 Parklane Shopping oMHj HP Mall or call for your Aufo needs' *****92/3
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      515 29 OCTOBER 1.73 MERCEDES 200 Klimble for PARF with aircon and cassette, m good condition Selling $11,500 Tel: *****09 197S MERCEDES 2m.. Aircond. selle Showroom condition $20,000 ono Tel *****11 1) Mitsubishi sisl *****46 before noon e-MTE^iW^ sporus rims, tax till December 1981 Radio/ cassette, aircond. Done 12.000 km only Accessories.
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      285 29 END 1979 TOYOTA Starlet 1| owner, good condition with air>ond. $18,000 on o. Tel *****65 LATE T» TOYOTA Corolla 1200. 1 owner, aircon. low mileage, tip -p^-— n^^"™"™^^r??l L-~rr~*~3~T~±kj\ |SS^^ mX^f^TTT^m IEJM=S« bK^sS ■II I I §W« lMlvM^l ll iMh I 1 Ji I' T 77 fl||| I r^^^SEl PblluiSjii
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      538 29 ■^^^T7¥riTTaTTTTA II V L*7,l ■PPFP'P^^^^^^H If-l >r tM *7t \lfl iivJJitZy.i ■■■TWtWl^nfnifflillHH p^gymifJAliiH^M oauun.2oY a/col ""■SISS?r« SR Colt Sigma 1600 GS A/C 1.7. Toyota Corolla Auto A/C Ford Escort RS 2000 A/C DaUun 140J A/C 1.73 Toyota Corolla A/C 1972- ToyouCorolla 1200 1971 Mercedes23o A/C PORSCHE 911SC TARGA! late 1979
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      572 29 I*7. JUNE PORSCHE 924 Road tax 31st Dec. Perfect condition, Tel *****69 9.00 am to 700 pm 19»0, VOLVO J44 GL Automatic 1 owner Highest offer secures. I~~i JbHHBBH^^^ i^BS bl^^^^^^^^bl I MOTORCYCLES II I "I Proven m motOrcrOSS II B rjcino and tOdrillO 11 I Kon" StOCk AbSOrbWS I
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      643 29 A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires I REQUIRED FIVE SECONONANO good used cars from 1974 to 1980. sports rims with tyres 'or 1980 company or private welcome Lancer car Please conuct Peter Cash payment. T.i: *****57 Ang *****71 Residence. *****47 OFFERED for scrap I^=^^^^^ sess? ALL TYPES OF scrap and good Tn
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      597 30 1 I,■ 1 ~<av IW M 1 m n^^ n j-||., m „al- A^BBl J W Accommodation accornnmwnon Vacant m> Hammmm 7 —.ungalow. Cornwall Garden (with pool) -81S408 l^edon Park (with pool) 81S.0OO Leedon Park (with pool) *»-<X» Andrew Road 88.000 OUIET. COSY SEMI-OETACMED house m Serang^Dn Gardens. fully furnished,
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      275 30 rtRNMR.L GROVE TOWNHOUSE near Shangri-la Hotel 4 bedrooms servant's, countryside atmosphere, enclosed courtyard, swimming pool. $8,000 furnished PAa *****75(24 hours) OOLDHILL 2-STOREY corner terrace split-level, furnished with 2 alrconds and telephone $2,000 Serangoon Oarden 2-storey terra^ furnished. $„200. Tel: u-TD-,stL*roEffsHo,',a ci n'd Road 4 bedrooms, beautifully furnished. $4,000 pm negotiable
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      258 30 f- 1 I Mf B i»iin—«^iiillfcliait A. BMfl^vffftttff I Il^"I OIST 17 JALAN SAJAK 2-Slorey semi-detached Partially furnished 5 bedrooms 2 living rooms Oarden. Call: *****16 JALAN NAGASAKI. DIST. II semidetached. 4.000 sq ft Oarden. 3 bedrooms. 2 alrconds furnished $2,500 pm Dannls: *****2. SELETAR HILLS DOUBLE-STOREY Corner house Garden,
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      244 30 OHAMOCrHMO APARTMENT £^J~Ji-l üm t*hmd MwKtorm HoM :i bedrooms, split-level living/ dining Modern kitchen. Central i"ircondltioned Full recreational 1 RmwmmM. r«it«4. FuN«/ pwiuNy nimis*t«l iwgolisM*. StrKrtly no .»~>t. p^c-l onrnmiit. mi««hi.i i.v WMTHOUSE PANDAN VALLEY Executive apartment 4 bedf™>m»- beautifully furnished, 5 air-cons, built-in bar counter, split-level, with ccsy terrace
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      266 30 I I 1 a^^. IW iwim^^MlJalllMl k\. B»fHi^»44AA I OIST 11. MIMBU VILLA Apart ment. brand new furnishings, spacious lounge. 4 bedrooms, aircond. swimming pool, $3,000 Penguln: *****44 WBT. S, PAS* PANJAMO Road apartment with 3 bedrooms atlaohed bathrooms, available furnished for only $1,200 Holland Housing *****04 DlSr S split-
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      478 30 MSLL PARK CONDOMINIUM. For sale or rent Call *****32 (Oordon) UNFURNISHED 4-ROOMED FLAT Al Clementl West available Immediately $700 *****00 i.roOM FURNISHED FLATS at -reban Gardens for rent Tel *****92 No agents ihitwiit IT CMUMI H.i.h, APARTMENT AT^CHANG. Heigh. c) X—m» MTOKY CONDMMWM with compound has furnished airfoom* to let
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      507 30 1 a^L. Stt A«»^^^^^^M«JsWftld»aft I,— ■■■■iHHBBBHB />«^ y*s/ .^■ttet 4^J_J^ sH ■■■s' J^HsWWI—^J, f^"*^JF= rr- -J figg^j mLYOw BfipSstWtSV WCpFW IK$ »«tTWB. ASTBI m«nt onina m your AD. ta: Hous« Or flat Detached/ Semi-dc-»-,il!|/tL /illi f«ell4»d/ TarraCf/ Split")¥d B»ick/ timber COOj on Numbtr of rooms lounfj*/ dining/ badS/t Ittr,' -uorrVrt
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      477 30 O4STRICT M) 1-STOREY terra, c 1930 sq ft. 3 bedrooms, terrazo. parquet flooring *****53 Prlnclpals dist is ramboatf road single-storey detached ***** sq ft Facing South-East Freehold Emily *****00 ««iOVATSTD mmait STOREY leTrace 2 200 T|l3 3 bedVo^ms Uore r-^T,« a „'^JJJTT" Jj1, o Road single-storey corner ter«nei2sSu^ O"""n« buyers
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      47 32 BHOG MR. K AUR SAIN a/o HARRIRAM BHRAGRAI (KHARTI) pan*d away peacefully on 29/7/81 le.ving bahind b*lov»d Mils, 3 •ona, 2 daughtera, 1 daughter-in-law to mourn lor Ma loaa. Path Ka Bhog will ba at 9.00 a.m at Smnbawang Sikh Timplt. (21 Sambawang Row) (2775).
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      28 32 MR. VITILINGAM PERUMAL pa»>»d away paacatully on August 7th IMI. Cort»fl« !••<•• Blk B. 51-H, Evwion Park. S'pora o?oe at 2 30 pm en Auguil »lh IMI. Tal: *****94
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      64 32 MADAM CHIN JOO HING 60 YEARS paaeed on 6.5.11 at Singapore General Hoepital l«»»mg behind Sona: Tham Kok Fal Thomas Tham Kok Leong Peter Tham Kwok Chew Oaughlar-in-lawa: Leong Yeke Ying Sophia I. mi Oek Keow tt grandchildren Corlaga laaving (or Bnghlhill Crematorium from Block 129, Bukil M.r.h v»w Singapore
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      123 Acknowledgements
      84 32 THE FAMILY Of the Late Mrs Ho Choy Chlm wishes to thank all doctors, nurses and staff of Jurong Hospital for their kind attention and care during her long Illness Much gratitude also to Rev. Wong of Glory Church, relatives and friends for their condolences, assistance, wreath and
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      52 32 The Family Of Late P. GOVINDASAMY PILLAI J.P., 8.8.M, cordially requests the kind presence of friends and wellwishers to grace the first year memorial service of their beloved father today at 11.30 a.m. at: SRI SREENIVASA PERUMAL TEMPLE, SERANGOON ROAD, SINGAPORE and thence to lunch at the same place. I
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      29 32 THE FAMILY Of THE LATE MOM. CHAN WAN SIONG WISHES TO THANK ALL FRIENDS AND RELATIVES FOR THEIR CONDOLENCES. WREATHS, SCROLLS. DONATIONS AND SERVICES RENDERED DURING THEM RECENT BEREAVEMENT.
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      47 32 MAS. LEE, C.K. In fond memory of an old and valued f-lend never forgotten W/Cdr and Mrs. B. Cannon, RAF Retired. England. MRS. MARY JOSEPH, rem.-mbered in love, everday and today, the first anniversary. "One snort sleep past. We wake eternally". Her loved ones.
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      9 32 CPT. CHEW CHOO PENG SADLY MISSED BY RAFFLESIANS It7S
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      34 32 MISS PON KANOIAH A Month has passed since you left us Memories remain of your selfless service and dedication towards education REST IN PEACE From Principal, Vic«-Pnnc,p«l and Stall Ot SERANGOON GARDEN SOUTH SCHOOL.
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      35 32 In Memory of our b*«ov*d MRS. CHI* SENG OUEE rwa CHUA KIM NEO DEPARTED M.M A year gone by since you left iwt fund memories still linger on Sadly miiMd by chiMran. in-lwn and grandchildran.
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      48 32 SAROAR SAUOAGAR SINGH Jl VILLAGE BHAMBHIYA BHAIKE Ijassed away on 30 7 1 «1 BMOG CEREMONY TO BE HELD ON MONDAY 10.1.1M1 FROM 3.005 00PM AT KHALSA DHARMAK SABHA. 1». NIVEN ROAO Asaittanca and pr«s«nc« ol r«la liv«« and fnandt d*«ply appractat•d by the family.
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      44 32 MR. WAOHUMAL PARSRAM MAHTANI Departed 29.7.81 Sadly missed and mourned by wife. son. daughters, sons and daughters-in-law grandsons, grand-daughters. great-grandson and all loved ones Prayart and Bhog ceremony will b* h.id on 9lh August IMI al spm at 454 Joo Chul Plac*
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      30 32 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS ft OBITUARIES $12.00 for 15 word* (run-on ityle) $42.00 for 3cm. x 1 col. (sami-diiplay styla) $52.50 for 3cm x 1 col. (display ttyl.)
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      516 33 E^ M We are a reputable and well established Company engaged m a wide range of marine engineering activities including shipbuilding and rerjairinq We are looking for a suitably qualified/ a 'h"-™< OvJ* I-»*VVIOV^I» The incumbent's prime responsibility is to equipment are carried out m accordance with production drawings, specifications
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      565 33 £MMMEMk wv^h^n ;4 HH^ '^^55' requires Medical SaleS RQPrGSQntdtJVG r We are looking for an energetic and dynamic young person to promote the sale of our pharmaceutical products and provide quality service '::::z:z«., M^^ I 9 Minimum GCE 'O'level with good passes m chemistry and Biology 9At MSt 2 yeari-
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      166 34 W M^^^^MtKtfKt staff recruitment division Management Consultant Services (Pte) Ltd I MM Mm m 281Q 15th Floor> Sdegie ComP'ex I M M MWMMBMmf Singapore 0718 Tel *****55/*****87 jtMIHHHHHHHI HHHHHLH nn«Tf/\n SENIOR /a^ ¥11ljfl71iiTrr af^aT T W I'l %\J \3 r\mmSymMLi% 1 V^tJ/md^l M M fM^IIPFf^TOR ■X^*^* m Our Client a
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      594 34 I Our client, a well established and progressive international company engaged m the I marketing and supplying of mechanical engineering equipment, invites applications from experienced sales-orientated engineers to fill the following positions: Cr%u A \m~> bales Manager (eviosos, (Based m Kuala Lumpur) Salary negotiable at around $60,000 per annum plus
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      LADIES FIRST
      1043 35 Sorry chaps, the girls are set to win sport's Battle of the Sexes JUST before he died 18 months too Jesse Owens, the greatest Olympian of them all, made a prediction that had male chauvinists spluttering into their beer mugs. Before the 80s ;ire out, he said, women
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      569 35 Andrea overcomes listless Sue to reach semi-final INDIANAPOLIS, Fri. Top-seeded Andrea Jaeger defeated a tired Sue Barker 6-1, 6-7, 6-2 yesterday to qualify for a semi-final showdown with No. 3 Mima Jausovec m the United States Open claycourt tennis championships. Mima, meanwhile, held off an ailing Anne Smith on match
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      138 35 JAKARTA, Frl. China will send their top badminton players to the Champion of Champions tournament to be held here next November, Indonesian Badminton Federation (PBSI) chairman Sudirman said today. "I've received a confirmation to that effect from C hu Ze, who is the
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      40 35 sserja3(poti FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 63/81] 5) o o WAN OVER RED* FUSION AFTER 4 30 P.M M TOTO DRAW 62/81 COUPON No *****82 CONTROL STAMP No *****68 SOLD AT lAIAN KAYU BOOTH WON THE GROUP I CASH PRI2E OF BUM
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      422 35 WffijK F. E. ZUELLIG HjfTj (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. We invite suitably qualified and experienced male/female candidates I for the post of: 1) SALES COORDINATOR (FEED PREMIX) Requirement* A degree m Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Veterinary or related sciences. Good communication skill m spoken and written English and Mandarin. Knowledge of major
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      116 35 INTERNATIONAL TENDER GOVBtNMENT OF MALAYSIA landers or* mvrted from suppliers or tfwtr oganfc for TfNOSt NO: KM/K«V*/44/19tl KM THE SUTPIY OF ANTI TANK RfOOKfSS OUN. 2. Tender documents or* ob •ainabk at front me dot* of Iti.s ooNwrtiMmwil from me Secretary Gamrol. Mmntry of Finance, Coo tract and Supply Manogcmwit
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      539 35 :)u-Bix£aS^ needs AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN/WOMEN $24,000 p.a. As a result of expansion, we are looking for more salesmen/women to join our aggressive sales department. We have sales vacancies for experienced and dynamic people who have a good track record m sales. Existing or previous experience m sales of photo copying equipment
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      274 35 BAILIFF'S SALE IN THE SUBORDINATE COURTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In The Cause Of Writ of Seizure Sale No 1009 of 1981 HOE LEONG CO (PTE) LTD Plaintiff Versus OFFSHORE RIG SERVICES PTE LTD Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Office Equipment, Photocopier machine. Fridge, Telephone Switch-board and Typewriter etc To
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      Penang syces told to carry out usual duties
      280 36  -  TIPTOP By PENANG, Fri. Amid rumours of a possible go-slow action being taken by Penang syces for the races this weekend, the general secretary of the Racecourse Workers Employees Union, Salleh Murshidi, arrived here today to advise branch officials that they cannot
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      Ooi can boot home Why Like that
      263 36 Ooi can boot home Why Like that WHY LIKE THAT can follow up on his last-start second m a Class 2 Div 5 1,250 m race at Ipoh last month. In that race, the oight-year-old Ribollire gelding was way back m the initial stage. He flew home but just failed
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      Boyington looks a good thing
      284 36  -  TONTO By BOYINGTON is m form and looks a good thing m Race 5 for horses m Class 2 Div 3 over 1,400 m today. The four-year-old English gelding by Virginia Boy, who won three races last season, appears ready to re-enter the winning list
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      Wonder Walker to score again
      298 36  -  EQUESTRIENNE By WONDER WALKEE should score m Race 5. A six-year-old black Irish gelding by Tiepolo n out of Mariola, he had four outings this year for a win and a second. Going over 1,250 m for Class 3 Div 1 horses at Ipoh m
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      109 36 Going forecast: GOOD RACE EPSOM JEEP TIPTOP RACING EO Caahflo Construction York Cashfio Conatruction Consolidation Ift Wondartul LondaLad Kadazan Iff Wonderful Airtrust Londa Lad LondaLad Kadazan It's Wonderful How Can Proof In Hand Starsky Sarana'a Joy Proof In Hand Riloxi Proof In Hand Serene's Joy Ada Cantik T. Bungah
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      78 36 THE following horses •re running after a speU: RACE 2: Londa Lad II January 4 Ipoh finishing fomrth to Valuable In Class 5-2 l,2tetn In good joins; RACE 7: Insider: March 1 Ipoh when third to Class Distinction In Class 6-2 12Mm In yielding going. Chameleon:
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      47 36 THESE torses will go weU today if there Is rain. RACE 2: Londa Lad H, KMUsmn. RACE 3: Serene's Joy, SUrsky, How Can. RACE 5: Surveyor 11, Amusement X, Wonder Walker. RACE Serene Park, Generous Bid IV Malaysian Glory 11. RACE 7: Insider, Plaisir d'Amonr, Riverhanks 11.
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      2880 36 PAPF 1 2.30 CLASS 4 DIV B- 1.200m (Restricted Terms) iv/^e, x ($12,000 $8,400 to winner) 1 Caahfla (SI) 3 nzg Quantong-Noordin 3 nzg (1200 m) by Entrepreneur, sire of Grand Harvest, did not fulfill his engagements m Ipoh m July SF Oal 1 I 9*s* Ciailiacttaa O
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      578 36 SINGAPORE 7S\ AUTOMOTIVE tVJ ENGINEERING has immediate vacancies for Engineering Assistants Diploma m Mechanical/Production Engineering or equivalent. Must have interest m design and project work m the automotive field c Ability to work with all levels of staff. Trade Shop Supervisor Takes charge of all fabrication works, including modification of
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      Only three go against clock
      488 37 Penang gallops again fizzle out On the track ...with TIPTOP PENANG, Fri. Track work was again a dull affair here this morning. Only three horses made it against the clock while the rest were given pace work or slow work. The going was good. Young
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      Oklahoma Joe and Wisnu deleted
      469 37 Oklahoma Joe and Wisnu deleted By THE RACING EDITOR OKLAHOMA JOE and Wisnu IV, two well-per-formed middle distance gallopers who between them have won 15 races on the Singapore/Malaysia circuit and amassed $246,000 for their owner the powerful Agasam Stable have been deleted. They are among four Class 1 horses
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      Leading jockeys
      337 37 1 Donnelly 2 Tweedle 3 Patemaa 4 Sharp 5 Murray I Cheam 7 Podmoir 8 KbM ArtrMge II Veil II W«K R URanny 14 SobUo 14 Walker ISFructe 11 Lam 17 Balri 18 Suckling II Heag MRaymMd Trta! N« «f ptactM* rita let tmi 3rd 251 83 25
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      92 37 Teh Allan B.H. Lee Samsuri Anmad West Bcagcue E. vu Breakelra G. van Breakelen Huuf! M. Isaudl lUdgen Ye«h Daniel* Heddle PJLLeMg fitek K.L. Ch*ag David Tv Ist 41 39 28 27 27 27 26 25 21 21 17 16 16 16 15 15 15 14 14 14
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      89 37 Aurio Aganm Inderapur* G*Mea Amw G**4maa CheafcPah BTT Aaset Chens Robert Walker Mdm B.H. Yap Loh PUKee ChongK.kUm LeeAhSe*ng Brotherhood Eqiu Hew See Tong LTH Ist 25 16 12 11 9 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 2nd 22
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      1457 37 RACE ***** 2'152 15 Class 5 Div 4 -1,200 m jw^jl x (Ratings 48-40) ($10,500 $7,350 to winner) 1 *9K Well Castrated (M) 56.5 W P-Ng nzg do -0.5 (1200 m) Hail 4 t 888*0*0 Mutot (41) 56 Pengerang-Bougoure 4 eg 63 +0.5 (1200 m) Urn 0000*0 Sri
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      Change in schedule for Asian tourney
      186 37 Change in schedule for Asian tourney THERE has been yet another change m the schedule of the Asian squash championships m Karachi, according to the Asian Squash Rackets Federation, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. The individual event will now start on Aug. 29 and reach the quarterfinals on Sept. 1, after which
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      All that fuss over Yeo taking part
      304 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THERE was a lot of fuss when Jeremy Yeo entered for the Pakistan International Airlines Closed squash championships, starting today at the Kallang Complex. Whatever for. Yeo, 18, has been so long out of action that his first and second-round
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      Women hockey players can uncross fingers
      193 37  - Women hockey players can uncross fingers WILFRED YEO By MONTHS of finger-cross-ing ended happily for the Singapore Women's Hockey Association yesterday when it was confirmed that women's hockey will be included m the Asian Games calendar for the first time. The confirmation came m the Asian Games Federation's latest newsletter,
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      115 37 BADMINTON Thomas Cup trials (SBA hall, 2.30). BOWLING Spore International Open (Jackie's System 460, 10 a.m. BODYBUILDING Pesta Sukan championship (Isetan, Orchard. 2). CBICKCT SCA senior knock-out final: SCC Ist XI v CSC A (Padang, 2.30). DARTS Pesta Sukan meet (Sea View Hotel). ORIENTEERING SOF run (Dunearn Rd/Watten
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      Lock icon Singapore strike gold medal in skeet event
      324 38  -  PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE, the runaway overnight leaders, sprinted home yesterday to win the skeet team title m the Pesta Sukan shooting international at Rifle Range Road. Singapore amassed 499 points, just six short of last year's winning total, to push Indonesia (420)
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      103 38 6 MY biggest problem will be getting lit* shape. I need about six more weeks to get my weight dawn to 225. I've been running and working lightly, bat not sparring. If I east get a licence to box In the United States, I'll go someplace else. Foot countries
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      Centralised training for hockey squad
      180 38  -  J. R A JENDR AN SINGAPORE'S squad for the second inter-state Pesta Sukan Esso hockey quadrangular from Aug. 21-23 will go into centralised training next Wednesday. The squad of 25 have been training four times weekly under Sheikh Shahnaz and Farouk Marican since mid-July. Eighteen
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      Thrashing
      28 38 FIRE AND SAFETY trounced Paslr Pantang Wharf 5-0, and Marine Pool beat Cattle Car 1-0 In the Port Authority Recreation Club intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermln yesterday.
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      484 38 DID you know that the legendary Sir Stanley Matthews once told Ray Kennedy to quit soccer. Sir Stanley, then manager of Port Vale, told the 15-year-old hopeful apprentice: "You should find another career. You will never make the top m football." But Ray stayed m the game
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      Lock icon Bangkok to make bid for big fight
      116 38 Bangkok to make bid for big fight BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand's Bangkok Bank announced today that it was trying to sponsor a world heavyweight boxing title match between champion Larry Holmes and top contender Gerry Cooney here next year as part of the city s bicentennial celebrations. Bank vice-president Chairat Kamnuan
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      Shock for Forces' Sim
      307 38  -  JOE DORAI MIDFIELDER WITHDRAWN FROM TEAM! By SIM CHONG BENG, a midfielder m Singapore's under-20 team, was yesterday withdrawn from the Republic's Tun Razak Cup soccer squad by Armed Forces to face regimental action. Sim, one of 24 players training for the Tun Razak tournament m
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      Bahrain submit names for the Lion City Cup
      170 38 FOUR players of Bahrain's victorious Lion City Cup squad last year are included !n their 17-mem-ber team for this year's tournament, at the National Stadium from Aug. 31-Sept 12, reports JOE DORAI. Bahrain, who beat Saudi Arabia 1-0 m last year's final,
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      Havelange to visit Republic
      46 38 JOAO HAVELANGE, president of the International Football Federation (FIFA), will be m Singapore from Oct. 10-12 as part of his programme to visit national football associations around this region. Besides Singapore, he will also visit Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.
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      557 38 CASTRCH'S GUIDE TOTHEBESTSERVKE AND PROTECTION YOU CAN GIVE YOUR CAR. 36 Authorised Castrol Service Centres/Workshops: niQTDirT ni-tc J.L Electronics Motor Service uiaimn UJID Centre Re. Ltd., 119-121 .Bik .1044. T.G. Auto-Lodge, 2. Blk 1 008, Eunos Aye 4 Tel *****05. *****03 Bukit Merah Lane 3, Tel: *****83 Berlin Motor Service,
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      197 39 M Bob Murphy 33-33 17 Mark Lye 31-36. Bob Eastwood 34-33 Andy North 34-34 Rex CaldweU 34-34, Vance Heafner 34-34. m Lon Hinkle 36-33, Roger Maltbie 35-34 Charles Coody 36-33, Ron Streck 33-36. 71 Greg Powers 36-34, Bruce Lietzke 34-36. Don January 3535, Fuzzy Zoeller 33-37,
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      Lock icon Underdogs lead the way on first day
      502 39 MURPHY IN FRONT WITH FINE 66 ATLANTA, Fri. The underdogs had their day m the opening round of the Professional Golf Association championship yesterday when Bob Murphy fired a four-under-par 66 to lead Mark Lye and Bob Eastwood by one stroke. Vance Heafner,
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      21 39 HKI.I ORIENT beat Indian Association 2-1 m a Singapore Hockey Association Division Two League match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      152 39 ATLANTA, Frl. Vance Heafner, one of the newer members of the American golf tour, reeled off four birdies over the front half of the Atlanta Athletic Club course today to take the lead m the 63rd United States PGA championship. Heafner, 26, reached the turn m the second round
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      46 39 READING (England), Fri. The Sri Lanka cricketers' tour of England ended yesterday with the abandonment of their match against the English minor counties because of heavy rain on the final day of their three-day match. Scores: Minor counties 234 and 96-2, Sri Lanka 318. Reuter.
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      The graded celebrate their 'wedding'
      232 39  - The graded celebrate their 'wedding' WILFRED YEO By GRADED bowlers (men with averages below 180 and women below 165), the seemingly perennial "bridesmaids of the Singapore International championships, are celebrating their "wedding" at the Plaza Bowl. The centre has been specially set aside for the Graded events m this year's
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      Endurance the factor in trials
      364 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By ENDURANCE was the telling factor in Wong Shoon Keafs 13-15, 15-5, 15-6 win over Tan Ban Chew in the quarter-final round of the Singapore Badminton Association's Thomas Cup trials at Guillemard Road last night. Tan had a slight edge over Wong throughout
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      Lock icon Upsurge in demand for ticket
      79 39 MANCHESTER (Lancashire), Fri. England's sensational victories over Australia m the cricket Tests at Headtngley and Edgbaston have brought on a big upsurge m advance bookings for the fifth Test at Old Trafford next week. Up to 10 days ago, little more than £50,000 ($195,500) had
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      409 39 LEEDS (Yorkshire), Fri. Leeds United directors have decided that C 930.000 ($3.6 million) is too high a price to pay for Peter Barnes, the West Bromwich Albion and England winger. The board's decision came 24 hours after the expected transfer deal had been suspended because of "a financial hiccup."
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      25 39 LEICESTER (England), Fri. No play was possible yesterday m the Nat-West trophy quarter-final cricket match between Leicestershire and Northamptonshire because of rain. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA TAKE A 4-0 LEAD
      168 39 HAMILTON, Fri. Malaysia need just one more match m their Australasian Zone Thomas Cup-tie against New Zealand to win a place m the final play-offs m England m May. The Malaysians won all their four matches today and on current form should have little difficulty
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      New and old faces at national meet
      151 39 New and old faces at national meet THE national boxing championships will be held from August 11-13 at the Gay World Stadium, starting at 7.30pm, reports 4. RAJENDRAN. The championships is divided into 12 weight categories, with the response fairly good, according to assistant secretary of the Singapore Amateur Boxing
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      Fair venue
      31 39 AS the Queenstown swimming complex will be used as a venue for a Food and Games Fair on Sunday, the public will not be allowed to use the pools.
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        Now the hard facts...
        57 40 NATIONAL Day is a time for celebration. It is also a time for assessing ourselves, how well we have done, what we ought to do. An economic roundup of Singapore's performance has been a traditional part of Prime Ministerial messages on that day. The Sunday Times
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        This is the moment
        38 40 THREE weeks mo, we invited readers to pot pen to paper aad send In their thoughts on "Why I enjoy being Singaporean." This weekend, we publish the beat essay and poem from that competition.
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        Football's future
        64 40 SOCCER is sick and the malaise is the same from Singapore to Sheffield, says Alan Hubbard, The sport is starved of personalities, players who make the fans catch their breath m anticipation. Is there a remedy? England's manager Ron Greenwood believes that he might have a solution and
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        And in Weekender
        33 40 DIM SI M says: Look what they are doing to old movie stars. Brief encounters: An undercover look at fashion; and East meets West: In an unlikely (hi ■me gentleman.
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    • Sunday Nation
      • Article
        The best and the worst
        121 40 NAME your pet likes and dislikes about Singapore, we asked some readers on the phone. What do they miss most when they're away and what would they just love to do without m this land they call home? Then we got New Nation artist Peter
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        Working from home
        97 40 WE travel from oar homes to work. Bat the wave of the future could be working from home. If your cariosity was Beared by references to this In The Straits Times Forum page recently, Francis Chin outlines the startling possibilities for you from Alvln Toner's book, The
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        Klampar, the champ
        62 40 ANYONE who saw Sunday's televised World Cup invitational table-tennis meet m Kuala Lumpur could not help but be dazzled by the Chinese players. Yet it was Tibor Klampar, a Hungarian who, against all odds, emerged the champ. Tomorrow, a look at the man, his "deadly handshake" and
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        That big wedding
        77 40 IN homes ail over Singapore, the LBt's one hoar show of Prince Charles and Lady Diana's wedding extravaganza was the TV treat for the night, if not the week. A viewer says bow It felt to see If on TV. A bridal salon consultant and a well-known
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        Do it yourself
        23 40 HOW to paint your home and avoid a mess. Hitchhiking around Britain tips from a girl who did just that.
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        Millionaire Wangs
        21 40 THE Asia Magazine brings you the story of the most successful Chinese family In Australia the Wangs Of Melbourne.
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    Lock icon Warsaw hits at 'suicidal strikes' by Solidarity
    521 40 WARSAW, Fri NEARLY one million Solidarity workers paralysed some 2,000 mines, factories and firms today m Poland's vast Silesian industrial belt as the government denounced the independent union for staging "suicidal strikes." The four-hour strike m south-west Poland by workers threatening a general
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    Zhao and Marcos agree to expand bilateral trade
    234 40 Zhao and Marcos agree to expand bilateral trade MANILA, Fri. CHINESE Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang and President Ferdinand Marcos today reached basic agreement en the expansion of trade between their countries, with Mr Zhao promising to redress the heavy imbalance In China's favour. Mr Zhao, who arrived here yesterday at
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    Lock icon Back to China for burial
    49 40 SEOUL, Fri. The remains of a Chinese soldier, who apparently died during the IKO-53 Korean War, was returned today to North Korea for burial m his homeland. The United Nations command said it was the first time such a mission had been undertaken. AP.
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    Lock icon HK banks may be involved in drug trade
    360 40 HK banks may be involved in drug trade HONGKONG, Friday BANKS m Hongkong are apparently involved m monetary transactions connected with the shipment of narcotics from the Golden Triangle of Laos, Kampuchea and Thailand, United States Senator S. I. Hayakawa disclosed here today. "I have had a considerable briefing on
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    Lock icon Four die in well
    70 40 HONGKONG, Fri. Four people died today when they Fell into a well. A 14-year-old boy accidentally dropped m first. His parents tried to save him and fell m too. A neighbour who tried to save all three also perished when he tumbled m. Police were still
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      102 40 Thinking Singapore We wanted to find out what Singaporeans the student, the undergraduate, the factory worker, the professional and the senior citizen had to say about themselves and their country on the eve of National Day. And so we sent out our reporters. Education correspondent Teresa Ooi cornered a bright
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      261 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Who are the new leaders who have brought fresh approaches to issues that have profound implications for the economy and society? How are the various sectors of the economy gearing up for the new industrial strategy to launch Singapore into a plane of
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      200 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., tt mln. SUNSET today: 8.34 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1.44 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Imtrwium 20/28 C Clear Laa Aagetos 20/30 C Clear AtkMM 25/34 C Clear Madrid 17/34 C Clear Bakraia 31/40 C Oar Maatl* 23/30 C
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    • Title Section
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      2 1 SECTION TWO
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      Lock icon Making Mr Asia
      1740 1  -  WAN SENG YIP Picture by Five-time national lightweight champion, the reigning Mr Asia packs $1,200 worth of goodies into his pocket-sized-Superman frame for one-and-a-half months before contests. This, and other secrets galore, come to light as he talks to CAROLINE NGUI. YOU might not single him out
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        36 1 :{!fl i^^h jW! aY Lm H a^hw Ml b^b m^^a^Biiaw^. m^ b^b. B^f Ha i I '4 4^^i B^ft B^B ail I it H: 9 9 *fi L ANCHOR 1 THE ORIGINAL TASTE OF BEER BATES/M»U723A
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        101 1 Chinese sauciness Saaeea are aa essential part of maay calslaes. Tradlttoaal Western cooking has Bernalse, Tartar*, mint and apple aaaeea. Find ont more about what the CUaeae prefer on Centrespread PagaaiOandU Thor and Tarzan BW A VSK %^Bk The adveatarer on the rafts will soon sail past your TV screea,
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      221 2 SATURDAY MATINEE HALF A SIXPENCE (Ch 5, 1.55 p.m.): Sweet wholesome innocence once again loses out to sassy lassies m this afternoon's musical. A draper's assistant, Arthur Kipps, inherits a fortune and, overnight, abandons his homely sweetheart for a jolly socialite. But, at least m this movie, the mist inevitably
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      PICK of the DAY
      558 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 TOLLER Cranston Shaw Dream Weaver (Ch S, CSS p.m.): An icy spectacular with skating superstar Toller Cranston, Jo Jo Starbuck and Ken Shelley. The latter two are of Stars On Ice fame. Singer Dan Hill, composer and musician Andre Gagnon and Blues singer Salome
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      Weekend Diary
      234 2 YOUTH Festival Exhibition: A display of arts and crafts by students. Based on the theme Our Cultural Heritage* the works include watercolours, woodcraft, silkscreens, sculpture and pottery. National Museum Art Gallery, 9 5.30 p.m. Free. SPLENDOUR OF A GOLDEN ERA: Exhibition of a series of oil paintings by
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      Weekly RC activities
      301 2 Weekly RC activities Today NIGHT TOUR to Changi Airport, Nanyang Siang Pau, Jurong Hill and Central Fish Market: $5 per person. Organised by Siglap 'A 1 RC GET-TOGETHER for residents of Blocks 96 and 97 at Bedok North Aye 4, void deck of Blk 97. 4 p.m. MP for Tampines,
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        6 2 National Day highlights: See Page Four
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        34 2 a National Panaaonic Jb^ It even sticks out its ear <mt^^fi^\ to record the softest whispers \V*^~ tfJM) RG-337 Mini cassette recorder with lE^^fl 5eV" pop-up mic and vari-tape speed The Colour TV Specialist
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    • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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        298 2 Straits Times Crossword ACIOBB S Dak It would be Miter to 1 One the union won't allow to Brown has Included ten-point I be taken from the nest? (10,3) requirements before stbati10 A clue can't be given, which cals? (9) exhibits streak- (S) Puna darting to oil into the 11
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        1129 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.45 PM Opening folowed by Sesame 730 News And Mther Fofecast Street (Malay) 1.45 Cartoon Selections 7M Ye a$ Heist 1.55 Saturday Matinee Half A Six- 8 55 Au llst Bout uet (National Day Culpence tural Special) 4.05 ABC Wide World Of Sports 925 2"
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      Knowing value of antiques
      2000 3 Knowing value of antiques At "Any more bids? Going going gone" rings around the room, the tension mounts. Auction tension. The gavel slams on the table. A proud owner clutches the new possession and gloats over having made a good investment. But are antiques a sensible hedge against inflation? Is
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        509 3 The cream of ice cream. It all started m 1948 3 t was m that year Earle and Nora The colossal Earthquake /C^T\ Of Tiffany lamps and I Swensen took their meagre life savings comes with eight gigantic scoops i X^. J Ijitv day ffln« pTTjrrni of US$75O and invested
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    • LEISURE 1
      • Article
        Our parade
        684 4  -  DANA LAM NATIONAL DAY TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS Stories by THE PRIME MINISTER'S NATIONAL DAY MESSAGE: Mr Lee Kuan Yew will speak on rmdl* at 7.11 p.m. and on SBC, Ch 5, 9.25 p.m., tonight. The speech will be presented m Matey by the Acting Minister for Social Affairs, Dr
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        Coming: New programmes
        458 4 ONCE m a while, something exciting comes on television and we are content for a time, until overcome by that old "familiarity breeds contempt" feeling. It s all very subjective, of course, but even then, there are some shows we just don't forget and all it takes
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        972 4 This 392-page I WM M, "^fe^ comprehensive book I i■* li also contains I fl| E %m|^ interesting and I S I informative articles I .JHV 1 V^^S^^B on all that you want I *'^^a( fl^P I to know about high I *Wntmh IfllnHH fidelity sound I HHU|gk V t
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    • LEISURE 2
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        YOU BO, ME MUM!
        498 5  -  richard lim J^M THE controversial film, Tarzan, The Ape Man, opened two Fridays ago m 930 theatres across the United States (except New York), and raked m U556,700,809 over the weekend. Earlier, the estate of Tarzan creator Edgar Rice Burroughs had tried m court to stop
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        MAN-TOMANHUNT
        602 5  - MAN-TO-MANHUNT RICHARD LIM Death Hunt (Heroes m a hell hole) Orchard cinema Reviewed by IT may well be the end of the world, this Canadian outpost on the border of the Arctic Circle, where it's all snow and treacherous mountains; and the few men around have for company only hussies
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        Modest little Annie
        511 5 HONGKONG TV and movie actress Annie Liv On Lai had always wanted to perform m her own live musical variety show. Like all serious actresses, the 22-year-old star of the current TV drama serial, The Families, (now showing over Ch 8 every Wednesday) believes the ability to
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      • Article
        Auditions for play, and for scholarships
        381 5 IF you've always longed to act but get stage-fright easily, would feigning sick m bed on stage appeal to you? If so, do turn up for an audition today at the Drama Centre, Canning Rise, between 2.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m., for roles m
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        432 5 WlSasaki Glass a touch of eteganee exquisite gifts for all seasons aV^I Sole Aflent ggg) Sjng J eeTrad j ng p| e Lu j 55A. Block 531. Hong Lim Complex. Upper Cross Street. Singapore 0105 Tel: *****8 (2 Lines) HI 4 B Ma^wVisBBIABiDEBBBBBBBaII bbbbbbhbbbw bbbbT^^^*» I^o* rBH| I I Lbljbbbb^bbY
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    • BOOKS 1
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        Great tales for kids
        662 6  -  MAUREEN GAY I AM delighted to have for review this week some extremely beautiful locally produced books at very reasonable prices. The Little Moongate series consists of six delightful "little" books (18 Ncm x 113/ i6 3 /i cm). Each contains a folktale of a different
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        Closer look at the Arabs
        461 6  -  SELADANG Reviewed by THE British image of the Arabs has traditionally been coloured by their colonial relationship. T.E. Lawrence and Wilfred Thesiger, two colonial Arab specialists, produced romanticised portraits of them. The illusion was shattered when the Arab elite raised oil prices m 1974 and
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        431 6 ii it i '9 v i^Ba^lßatt aa^B* M^^^ <% Innovative tile designs &K^-«hil| p^pBBM. I ay^B>. Created by some of Europe's finest ceramic artists. til IRIS ceramic tiles are designed to set the mood of each room. |^L I I^JImC transforming your whole house into a beautiful home. pj For
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    • BOOKS 2
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        Thriller's not for kids
        692 7  - Thriller's not for kids ANDREW LESLIE Reviewed by I DO not like the incestuous habit that has sprung up recently amongst publishers of thrillers where the author of one successful thriller provides a suitable quotation to be splashed on the cover of another less well-known one. The French Decision carries
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        We are not alone
        538 7  -  RAVINDRAN VELOO Reviewed by 41 think they're watching us. I think Steven Spielberg is one of them. And George Lucas too. And everyone who's ever made a science fiction movie where there are friendly aliens. "DARLING, aren't the stars lovely tonight? Shining over the beach like
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        Lock icon Sex-free teen romances catch on
        763 7  -  JANE SEE WHITE By in NEW YORK 4 Kids today live with drug addiction and alcoholics and divorce. They don't want to read problem novels about those things. The book stores tell us teenagers come m asking for romances," said Ms Marcus. They may be
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    • OUTLOOK
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        Sweet, sav oury, saucy
        1662 10 Sweet, sav oury, saucy Some weeks ago, a reader wrote m and asked about sauces. There are a great number of commerciallyprepared sauces, she moaned, none of which tells you how or when to use them. TAN LEE LENG, trained m the French haute cuisine tradition, treats sauces and the
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        National Day feast
        140 10 TOMORROW is National Day; and each of us will rejoice m different ways. Some will pack bag, baggage and children to camp out for a glimpse of the parade; some will watch the proceedings on TV and feel very properly patriotic. But for those who can only
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        A loaf of bread, a jugful of whine...
        838 10 A loaf of bread, a jugful of whine... A LOAF of bread, a jug of wine and 300 per cent corkage beside me m the wilderness. The Iranians may not be everybody's cup of tea but at least the old Ayatollah has sorted out one age-old problem the mark-up that
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        Medical exhibition
        346 10  -  MANJIT KAUR By NOT all of us can rredit ourselves with the knowledge of common diseases. Common diseases is the main theme of the bilingual medical exhibition. Healthy Living now on at the People's Park Complex until the August 9 (open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.)
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        Port: The Engli which comes f shman's wine rom Portugal
        876 10 Port: The Engli which comes f shman's wine rom Portugal Singapore will never face a winter, nor wi spring; but for those thundery evenings, an icy beer, there's nothing like a sip of IT WAS a sedate dinner party given m London by an American banker and his wife for
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        404 10 Youth Jewellery Presents THE FANTASTIC SALE M OF THE YEAR. M Star Ruby 41.1 let^^^ jk (^Kse£>) M M Jb setinlBK V >^ S <l£W' M South Sea Pearl M W C Jf Yellow Gold <f I Ballerina Ring set V ?sj with Diamond^^^^^^^^^h^^^^^^^^^^^r I m Plaunum JS^ fe f^\
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        134 10 inmo Break the wirxJ-trap that causes the pain Acidity It only partly th* cauM ol lndig««tlon i ""JJffSS, i pain. Wind it th* main culprit. Wh*n your delicate TZ?* ~—l~ I ttomach balance It ditturb*d. tmall foamy 14 jf gai bubbles ditt*nd th* ttomach— and at th* IWV Jr/i prettur*
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        97 11 just sweetness* HSr^W ;Ha Hermesetas is the pure sweetener from Switzerland. It's a better way to enjoy a healthy balanced diet without giving up sweetness. Because each tiny Hermesetas tablet has the sweetness of a teaspoonful of sugar. But it's completely Calorie-free. Excess Calories, not sweetness, put on weight. And
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        210 11 ■t^^^sW I iSSISfiI^BII Here's a golden opponunity to own gold and diamond jewellery at generous discounts. Sparklers clearly make a good investment at our prices. And beautifully finished sold chains and bracelets specially imported from Italy are just as great. Indeed, they're all very august buys. Come m early and
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    • GOING PLACES
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        JAPAN
        2239 12 LIM JOO-JOCK's senses were delighted at every turn when he visited the Japanese Alps last autumn; trees white with hoar-frost framed against angular peaks; fresh brown trout from mountain streams for dinner and warm sake to wash them down with. And everywhere m mist or sunshine the scent of
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        If you go...
        129 13 JAPAN Airlines and most other regional airlines fly to Tokyo, with an excursion fare of $I,(M return, good for a trip lasting between seven and 31 days. The cheapest fares quoted this week were around $1,6 M for an excursion fare via China Airlines or Malaysian Air
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        737 12 Little Moongate I I Collins English Library ByChiaHearnChek. Illustrated by Kwan Shan Mci -A\ •<V I f yk T I U RT r A collection o< oriental folktales and myths some dating back 1 1 A ff\o fj|* tfQ I /m A B BlllligUal CdltlOll thousands of years and many
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        409 13 DELTONA-BUILT HOME VALUES IN FLORIDA Just try to buy a new 2 bedroom IV2 bath Home and Homesite like this m Malaysia or Singapore for under U.S. ***** Choose from 6 Florida communities. f"^ 1 all m growing areas of enormous Kjk -^Hp* Bw potential and year round recreation "'dß^
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