The Straits Times, 11 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon BOYCOTT IN 4 COUNTRIES
    589 1 Support grows for controllers WASHINGTON, Monday THE Reagan Administration today braced itself for a possible worldwide boycott of flights to the United States after air controllers m four nations decided against handling flights to the US m support of the week-old walkout by their 12,000 American
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    Lock icon Neutron bomb 'tested by Russians'
    389 1 PARIS, Monday THE Soviet Union has already tested a neutron bomb, French Defence Minister Charles Hernu said today m a statement following the Reagan administration's decision to produce neutron warheads. In his statement to reporters, Mr Hernu said: The Soviets themselves have already tested such
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    N-Day party at Istana
    114 1 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew greeting Acting President Dr Ye*»h (•him Seng and Mrs Yeoh at the start of the National Day reception at the Istana grounds last alght. Guests, Including ministers, tap government officials, diplomats, haslnessinen and community leaders, mast ef them accompanied by their
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    Lock icon French citizens leave Iran
    209 1 PARIS, Monday PARIS, Monday AN Iranian airliner carrying 57 French nationals asked by their government to return home took off from Teheran airport today for Paris, a spokesman for President Francois Mitterrand said. i Iran Air's office m Paris said the plane left Teheran at 10:20
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    Lock icon Waterway blockade
    72 1 THE HAGUE, Mon Hundreds of barges blocked some 30 Dutch canals and waterways today, halting most inland shipping and closing routes to Belgium and France m a protest ovw cargo contracts, authorities said. The protesters want the government to channel contracts for transport of gravel and sand through
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    Lock icon Hero's tomb
    46 1 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian Government has decided to build a tomb for the late Dr Mohamad Hatla. the country's first vice president and co-prorlaimer of Indonesian independence with the late President Sukarno, at the Tanah Kusir Public Cemetery here where be was bured. AFP.
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    Lock icon No Hu portraits in public
    190 1 BEI JING. Mon IN an effort to abolish the personality cult, China will not hang portraits of new party chairman Hu Yaobang m public places, the English-language weekly Beijing Review reported today. "The personality cult must be done away with once and for all," wrote
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    Michael Fam to head NTI council
    387 1 A 14-MEMBER council of the Nanyang Technological Institute, to be headed by Housing Board chairman Mr Michael Fam (above), has been named. A government statement yesterday said that Trade and Industry Minister Tony Tan has also appointed Dr Cham Tao Soon of the National
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    Zhao: We have tried our best to cut CPM links
    430 1  -  M. G. G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. China has tried its "level best" to dissociate itself from the Communist Party of Malaya, the visiting Chinese Prime Minister, Mr Zhao Ziyang, told his Malaysian counterpart, Datuk
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    Chinese Premier flies in today
    161 1 CHINESE Premier Zhao Ziyang will arrive m Singapore this afternoon for a three-day official visit at the invitation of Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Mr Zhao will be accompanied by Foreign Trade Minister Li Qiang, the vice-minister of Foreign Affaire:. Mr Han Nianlong and senior officials.
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    Lock icon Bangkok meeting
    69 1 BANGKOK, Mon Ministers from Asia, the Middle East and the Pacific began a meeting here today for more aid for the least developed countries m the region. The two-day meeting organised by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) is m preparation
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    Lock icon Captured pilot returned
    50 1 MOSCOW, Mon Pakistan has returned to the Soviet Union a Soviet Air Force pilot who was captured by Afghan insurgents m June, diplomatic sources said today. The pilot, identified as a 30-year-old native of the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, was captured inside Afghanistan on June 17. AP.
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    Lock icon Spies jailed
    32 1 BEIJING, Mon. Two proTaiwanese spies have been sentenced to iO and fiveyears' jail m the southern Chinese town of Shaoguan. according to a Canton newspaper received m Beijing today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon FLIGHTS TO U.S. GROUNDED
    56 1 MONTREAL, Mm. la the first baycott acttoa. nights between M*ntrc»l and the US were gr*oad«J today by Canadian air traffic CMtrdlers aetlag la sympathy with taeir itrUdag IS e«nqterparte, Traasp*rt Department officials acre Eh. Three flights to the US reuld B*t take off bream* they were
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      584 2 Priority for "missing persons' MISSING persons reports are now getting more urgent attention from the police under a new investigation system. Although many such reports stem from personal disputes, some involve abduction, murder and sexual offences. Also, crime detectives will investigate all cases of death except murder. Inspectors or
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      COMMENT
      176 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: FOLLOWING his decisive by-eleotion victory, Gen Krlangsak Chomanan Is now well placed to became Prime Minister of Thailand tor a second time in the event of Gen Prem Tinsulanonda resigning. PRESIDENT Reagan has again demonstrated his ability to pat his words into action by proceeding
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      407 2 OCCUPANTS NOT HAPPY WITH PSA's HIGHER RENTS PLAN OCCUPANTS of offices at the World Trade Centre are angry that the Port of Singapore is planning to raise rentals by large amounts. Some tenants have been asked to pay as much as three times their present rental rates and
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      539 2 US dependence TWO companies are keeping the United States ahead in the competitive world of modem communications and national security depends on the US maintaining this lead, says a Reagan Administration study. The telecoms industry's future relies on AT&T which holds 80 per cent of US business.
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      SPORTS
      187 2 S'pore A in the lead SINGAPORE A have taken a 14-point lead in the Pesta Sukan team trap shooting event with 266 out of a possible 300 points. They are ahead of Australia's Frankston Gun Club A (252). Heung Yam Yuen's 70 helped the Singapore team and put him
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      SECTION 2
      402 2 What the young say HOW do the young feel about the mass media? Patricia Lam, 15, of the Nanyang Girls' School, watches TV only when she can and what she tunes into depends on her school work. Also, she hardly has time for the films except (or the
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      178 2 Sabah-Sarawak links SABAH and Sarawak will cooperate in shipping and staff training, will invest in an insurance company and take part in a steel fabrication firm to serve the petroleum industry. This agreement was reached dv Chief Ministers Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud of Sarawak and
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon GIANT KITE TAKES TO THE SKIES
      62 3 FLYING high over Scheveningen beach m the Netherlands on Saturday is this huge kite, which Its makers claim is the world's largest. It stayed m the air for 37 minutes, enabling the makers to claim another world record for the longest fUght. The jubilant
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      Lock icon Chef nearly plunges into 4-metre cake
      132 3 CAIRO, Mon. Egypt's biggest wedding cake which took 60 chefs working round the clock for two weeks using 5,000 eggs, 150 kg of flour and and 130 kg of butter nearly became a disaster when a senior chef fell from a ladder while putting
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      Lock icon US slips to No 8 on list of rich nations
      280 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. The United States has lost more ground on the list of the richest na- tions, now ranking eighth m terms of income per person, a new international economic report released by the World Bank yesterday shows. The bank
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      Lock icon 'US future as world leader depends on two firms'
      401 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. THE United Statescontinued leadership in the fast changing world of modern communications as well as its national security primarily depend on two companies, AT&T and IBM, according to an Reagan administration study. Before a Senate judiciary committee hearing last
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      Lock icon Group of 77 'no' to new talks
      146 3 GENEVA, Monday DEVELOPING countries today ruled out a controversial American proposal to reopen negotiations of crucial portions of the emerging United Nations draft treaty on use of the oceans and their riches. In a speech to a closed meeting of the 150-nation UN
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      Lock icon 3 climbers killed
      63 3 TOKYO, Mon Three Japanese mountain climbers were found dead at the base of the Matterhorn's north wall, and two women trying to scale another Swiss peak are missins, the Foreign Ministry said today. Three men trying to climb m the French alps near Mont Blanc were killed
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      Lock icon Soviet visit
      28 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. A Soviet delegation, led by VicePresident Bally Yazkuliev, arrived here today for celebrations marking the 10th anniversary of the Indo-Soviet friendship treaty. Reuter.
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      Lock icon OFFICIAL COUNT CONFIRMS KRIANGSAK VICTORY
      187 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Former Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan, has taken the first step for a political comeback, officially winning a landslide victory m a provincial byelection for a seat m the House of Representatives. General Kriangsak, 63, beat Col Boonlert Lertpreecha of the Social Action Party,
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      Lock icon Flood havoc
      32 3 BANGKOK. Mon. Two people died and several villages and rice fields were flooded yesterday as continuous heavy rain lashed the northern province of Chiang Rai, official reports said today. Reuter.
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Two visits for Prem
        69 3 THAI Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda is to pay an official visit to New Zealand at the invitation of his counterpart, Mr Robert Muldoon, from Aug 27 to 30, the Foreign Ministry announced m Bangkok yesterday. Another announcement, made by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser m Canberra
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        Lock icon Floods head south
        64 3 MONSOON floods m India appear to be turning their fury towards the south after taking a heavy toll m lives and property m the northern region. Reports reaching New Delhi yesterday said that about 30 villages m Srikakulam district m southern Andhra Pradesh State have been submerged
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        Lock icon Move to exclude NZ
        77 3 AFRICAN members of the Commonwealth are determined to exclude New Zealand from next year's Commonwealth Games m Australia, Organisation of African Unity (OAU) assistant secretary-general Peter Onu said m Canberra yesterday. Mr Onu said this at the end of a weeklong visit to Australia. African states
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        Lock icon Massive food airlift
        70 3 THE East Kalimantan government is planning a massive airlift to get rice speedily to several remote districts lying on the border with Malaysia which are m the grip of a serious food shortage, it was reported m Jakarta yesterday. The Kutai Regency districts had food stocks to
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        Lock icon Coup bid in Liberia
        60 3 LIBERIA'S deputy head of state Thomas Weh Syen and other members of the cabinet have been arrested on charges of plotting to overthrow the government, head of state Samuel Doe announced today. In a radio broadcast, he said Weh Syen had led an attempt yesterday to
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        PLO man sent away
        75 3 THE Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) representative m Austria left yesterday at the request of the government, following his alleged involvement with two Arabs suspected of smuggling arms into the country. On July 29, Chezi Hussain was at Vienna airport to meet two Arabs flying m from
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Warsaw Pact troops 'placed on border alert'
      387 4 NEW YORK, Monday TROOPS from the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia and East Germany have been placed on alert because of tension m Poland, NBC Television News has reported. NBC said yesterday its report was based on official sources m East Europe. US sources did
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      Lock icon PRAYER FOR POLAND
      97 4 ROME, Men. Pope John Paul 11, m a Sonday Wearing from his room m Gemelli Hospital here, prayed that Us native Poland can solve Its food crisis so that no Polish citizen goes without his dally bread. John Paul said In Polish at the end of his
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      Lock icon PORTUGAL PRIME MINISTER BALSEMAO RESIGNS
      191 4 LISBON, Mon. Prime Minister Francisco Balsemao (above) announced his resignation today after he failed to silence party rebels at a weekend meeting of his ruiing Social Democrat Party's 74-vnan national council. Mr Balsemao, who had been expected to emerge from the meeting with his leadership
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      Lock icon Irish Govt may seek greater US role in hunger strike issue
      405 4 DUBLIN, Mon. IRELAND'S Deputy Prime Minister Michael O'Leary has attacked Britain's handling of the hunger strike m Northern Ireland and hinted that his government will press for greater United States involvement m the issue. "The British Government m its
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      Lock icon Plot against Saudis
      54 4 CAIRO, Mon. Libyan secret services are "plotting against the Saudi Arabian royal family," the weekly newspaper Mayo said here today. The organ of President Anwar Sadat's ruling National Democratic Party said Libyan secret agents had recently contacted young Saudis living abroad with a view to forming a
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      Lock icon Wildlife ban
      37 4 ISLAMABAD, Mon The Pakistani Government, m a bid to protect the dwindling wildlife m the country, yesterday imposed a complete threeyear ban, starting next month, on export and hunting of fourlegged animals and reptiles. Renter
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      Lock icon Dispute grounds Aussie airline
      165 4 MELBOURNE, Monday ONE of Australia's two main domestic airlines, Trans Australia (TAA), was finally grounded today by a week-old engineering dispute, a TAA spokesman said. Supervisory staff had managed to keep some aircraft flying but the last plane was grounded for routine checks today, the spokesman
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      Lock icon Wanted — female 'black death' rats for 12 love-sick mates
      197 4 Wanted female 'black death' rats for 12 love-sick mates LONDON, Mon. THE proprietors of the London Dungeon, a city museum celebrating the ghastlier side of British history, say their tourist attraction is running low on rats. So they have Issued an appeal for female black rate of the variety "rattas
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Iranian blitz on guerilla hide-outs
      255 6 BEIRUT, Mon. IRANIAN revolutionary guards have conducted a major sweep of urban guerillas m Teheran, raiding 30 hide-outs, seizing hit-lists and arresting an aide to ousted President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, Teheran Radio said today. The state-run radio quoted a statement from the Central Islamic Revolutionary Guard
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      Lock icon Kiss for a miss
      40 6 A KISS from Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for the pretty miss who had presented her with a bouquet oh her arrival In Nairobi on Sunday. Looking on to Kenyan President Daniel Arap Mol. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Call for an 'energy revolution' to end oil scramble
      193 6 NAIROBI, Mon. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi called today for "an energy revolution" to end the politically divisive scramble for oil and promote international cooperation m harnessing new sources of energy. In a keynote address to the first United Nations Conference
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      Lock icon 'Angola deploying missiles near Namibia border'
      228 6 JOHANNESBURG, Monday SOUTH AFRICAN military sources yesterday alleged that Angola, aided by Cuba and East Germany, was deploying missiles and building up military and port facilities within striking distance of the border with Namibia. The sources, who declined to be named, said Soviet-made Sam
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      Lock icon Wazzan meets Assad to patch up rift
      269 6 DAMASCUS, Monday LEBANESE Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan met Syrian President Hafez Al-Assad here yesterday in what observers described as "a patching up of differences" essential for the survival of Mr Wazzan's government. Damascus Radio said Syrian Prime Minister Abdul-Raouf El-Kasm and Foreign Minister
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    • Sideliners
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        Lock icon He blows his top over girl
        70 6 A FRENCH holidaymaker, outraged at seeing a topless girl on the local beach ended up m court m Montpellier, southern France for lashing her as a punishment. Police said that the holidaymaker told the girl to dress decently, and when she ignored him he
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        Lock icon Mascot named 'Appu'
        58 6 THE MASCOT for the 1982 Asian Games, a prancing baby elephant, will be named "Appu", a games official said m New Delhi yesterday. Asian games special committee chairman Buta Singh told newsmen the name for the mascot was chosen after "scrutinizing several suggestions. "Appu" is a common
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        Lock icon Hoping for a bold front
        54 6 ALTHOUGH Chinese fashions usually are not terribly revealing, Chinese girls worry about being flatchested, China's Sports News said yesterday. The paper, which deals with health and gracefulness as well as sports, suggested various remedies, including better nutrition, exercise to build up underlying chest muscles, hormones
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        Lock icon No mixed climbing
        37 6 MIXED mountain-climbing has been banned m Iran, state-run Teheran radio, monitored m London, said yesterday. Men and women will have to climb mountains m separate groups "because of numerous complaints," the radio said. UPI.
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        Lock icon A long way from home
        59 6 A TINY bird from the Soviet Union, weighing less than 30 gm, has been found m Perth 12,500 km from its nesting ground m the Arctic circle. The red-necked Stint migrated from the Soviet Union via Japan and South-east Asia. It is the first recorded
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      FINDINGS STRIKE A SERIOUS NOTE
      258 6 TEL AVIV, Mon. The findings of Dr Avner Siv of Tel Aviv University are no laughing matter they are both enlightening and useful. Among other things, Dr Siv has discovered that men are funnier than women. That leaves no room for debate for instance, for
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    RCs WILL HAVE IN-HOUSE MAGAZINE SOON
    147 7 OVER 3,000 residents' committee members will soon have an in-house newsletter. The Chief Liaison Officer of the RCs Central Secretariat, Mr Lim Sah Soon, said the 210 residents' committees scattered m various public housing estates need a forum to exchange views and share mutual
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    On making orchids
    54 7 THE Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore will hold a five-session course on "Orchid flower making with arrangement" on Sundays from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. at Waterloo Centre from Aug 16. The fee is $45. For further information and application forms ring
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    Never missed a day's work in 17 years
    219 7 FOR 17 years m a row, production operator Madam Lam Moi has turned up at work on the dot and has never taken sick leave. To Madam Lam, 45, it all comes "very naturally" because she finds being at work more pleasurable
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    Radin Mas dinner
    47 7 THE Radin Mas constituency will celebrate National Day with a grand dinner at its community centre on Saturday. The Health Minister and Second Minister for Defence, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will be guest-of-honour. The MP for the constituency, Mr M.X.A. Jabbar will also attend.
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    PM's date
    29 7 MR Lee Kuan Yew will attend the Tanjong Pagar constituency's dinner-cum-variety show on Friday at 7.30 p.m. at the Neptune Theatre Restaurant. He is the constituecy's MP.
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    Rain or shine, the flying matchines go up, up and away
    571 7 Story: CHONG WING HONG Pictures: MAZLAN BADRON COME mta shine, every mcrnlng and evening, tw* men would go •ntU a OeM In P»y» Lebar and east fSN worth of gadgets to the winds. A strange-lacking contraption would soar Into
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    Fire guts one factory, damages 2 others
    200 7 FIRE gutted a garment packing factory and partially destroyed two other factories m Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park One yesterday, causing damage worth several hundred thousand dollars. No one was injured. The exact value of the damage was not immediately known as the
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    CC opening
    46 7 THE Minister of State (Culture) and MP for Kampong Chai Chee, Mr Fong Sip Chee will open the new Kampong Chai Chee community centre on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the community centre hall. The opening will be followed by a National Day dinner.
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    Wide range of questions for ministers to answer
    620 7 A LIVELY question time can be expected at Parliament on Friday. Several MPs have lined up a series of questions for ministers to answer. They range from questions on education to extending the Central Provident Fund option to more civil servants. Ministries
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    Grandstand contractor may not be paid
    159 8 THE contractor who built the YIP grandstand at the Ang Mo Rio National Day parade centre may not be paid for the job because part of it collapsed. A member of the centre's executive committee told The Straits Times yesterday that a post-mortem of
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    Cheers still for this factory drop-in
    121 8 HE came down from the skies like the answer to a prayer. These National Day parade spectators standing m Lorong 4, Toa Payoh had no hope of seeing SAF commando parachutists land. ..not until this gentle feUow dropped In that is. He was one
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    More National Day pictures...
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    Sunday morning ride
    185 8 Everybody on the bandwagon! THE chance to touch, bold, prod, kick, and bend any part of a mechanical monster such as this SAF tank and the armoured personnel carrier comes rarely* Which explains why these curious spectators clamber on every available centimetre of space outside and Inside.
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    Keep the flags flying, Block 27
    137 8 IT WOULD be difficult to miss Block 27, Marine Crescent the Singapore flag is flying from the balconies of 87 of its 96 flats. "On an occasion like the National Day, we felt we ought to hoist our national flag," said the block working
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    Medals SAF men can look forward to receiving...
    515 9 THE Distill finished Service Order (Military), or Durjah UUmm Bakti Cbemerl*ng (Teuton), consists of two stars on a ribbon of red, white and blue. It is the highest award In recognition of exceptionally distinguished service or extraordinary merit In military command or
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    National Day photo show
    69 9 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Mr Ho Kah Leong, will open the National Day photo exhibition on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. at the Singapore Conference Hall. The exhibition, first launched m 1973, is organised annually by the Ministry of Culture and the Singapore
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    N-Day dinner and games
    74 9 THE Alexandra constituency 16th National Day celebrations working committee is organising a National Day dinner and a mini telematch for its residents. Mr Tan Soo Khoon, MP for Alexandra, will officiate at the functions. The dinner will be held on Aug 22 at 7.30 pm. at
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    'Closer police check' plan in missing persons cases
    266 9  -  GERALD PEREIRA By Crime Desk MISSING persons reports will no longer be regarded as "routine" cases but will get closer police scrutiny, with crime detectives handling the investigations. Police have found that while many such cases result from personal disputes, some involve
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    Variety show made its point
    239 9 THE Punctuality Campaign variety show at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry auditorium yesterday lived up to its theme. The show began on the dot at 10.% a.m. as scheduled, to a packed audience of about 650. Compere Kwek Seng Hua, a Rediffusion artiste,
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    Air force practices
    70 9 THE Republic of Singapore Air Force will be conducting practices over the West Coast area on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday between 6.50 a.m. and 7.50 a.m.; on Thursday between 6.50 a.m. and 7.50 a.m., and between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m; and on Saturday between 6.50 a.m.
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    QUIET TONE AT CC STAMP AUCTION
    187 9 THE bearish share market seems to have affected trading m stamps too or so it appeared to have been at the stamp auction held at the Kreta Ayer community centre yesterday, which many stamp enthusiasts described as very quiet. "People are not parting with
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    National exhibition of stamps cancelled
    109 9 BAD news for stamp enthusiasts Singpex, the National Stamp Exhibition scheduled for later this year, has been canrelied. The Postal Services Department cannot spare the manpower to run the show and three stamp societies are unable to step m to carry it through. Representatives of
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    Efficiency Medal awards
    1183 9 THE following are recipients of Efficiency Medal (Pingat Berkebolehan and Military) m this year's National Day awards: The Efficiency Medal (Plmgat BerketolehM) Mr Ang Chye Seng, executive officer, Ministry of Home Affairs; Miss Ang Lay Guat, education officer/Scale 4, Curriculum Development, Institute of Singapore; Mr Asmawi bin
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  • Article
    Health plan to be made public next month
    342 10  -  KAREN L AU By THE government's National Health Plan which will chart the course to be taken m developing Singapore's health services for the next 20 years will be made known next month. Health Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday the plan
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    New CC that truly belongs to the people
    187 10 THE aew building next to Black f7, Marine Parade, In a eammualty centre la the trae sense. It to a eeatre far the people aad by the peapie. Far three out of every foar households living la the estate have contributed big
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    Telecoms plan to make life easier for disabled
    378 10  -  KOH VAN POH By JOB opportunities, telephones within reach and ramps for easy movement these are some features of a Telecoms programme to mark the International Year of Disabled Persons. Some of the projects will be implemented soon, while others will be
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    The young feel just as strongly about bad habits
    439 10  -  CHONQ WING HONG By YOUNG people feel just as strongly about litter, noise and inconsiderate neighbours that make living m flats a less-than-happy experience sometimes. When the Henderson Zone C residents committee ran a courtesy contest, three youngsters m Bukit Merah
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    Sikhs adopt resolution against Act
    554 10  -  EVELYN NG By Social Services Correspondent A RESOLUTION opposing the new Central Sikh Gurdwara Board Act was unanimously adopted yesterday at a meeting of over 300 Sikhs. Amid approving chants of Bole So Nihal! (The person who speaks is praised by God) from the audience,
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      347 10 F MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT SEMINARS I MARKETING AND SALES MANAGEMENT SEMINAR I SEMINAR II Marketing Strategy and Profitability Effective Sales Management Singapore: 31 Aug 1 Sept 1981 Singapore: 3-4 Sept 1981 Kuala Lumpur: 10-11 Sept 1981 Kuala Lumpur: 14-15 Sept 1981 Topics: Strategy and the Marketing Topics: Sales Planning to Meet
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon 'Abim does not get funds from M-E'
      266 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Muslim Youth Organisation (A him) president Anwar Ibrahim has denied allegations that the movement was receiving financial aid from Middle East countries. "We have been accused of receiving 'petro-dollars' from Libya and other oil-rich Middle East countries and
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      Firemen away as fire guts 10 houses
      130 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. While firemen were sent helter skelter responding to about 31 calls m the city and Petaling Java yesterday, a major blaze destroyed about 10 houses m Old Klang Road. Of the 31 calls, one was a hoax. The rest were
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      Sarawak and Sabah agree on economic development
      304 11 KUCHING, Monday SABAH and Sarawak have agreed to cooperate and complement each other m economic development, and have identified four areas m which to do this. They will cooperate m shipping, investment m an insurance company, participation m a steel fabrication establishment to
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      Lock icon 3-MONTH VISIT PASSES
      103 11 KUCHING, Mon. Malaysians m Sabah and Sarawak will now automatically be granted three-month visit passes when they visit each other's state. Previously, visitors between the two states were given passes that were valid only for one month. Sabah Chief Minister Datak Harris Salleh, who awMunced this here
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      Lock icon Dance tour
      39 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. City Hall's cultural group will perform traditional Malay dances m conjunction with Malaysia week being held m Australia from Aug 13 to Sept 11, the group's dancing instructor, Mr Mohamad Eskandar, said yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Sabah history
      40 11 KOTA KINABALU. Mon. About 450 people from Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei will attend a five-day seminar on the history of Sabah beginning here on Wednesday, jointly organised by the Sabah Foundation and the Malaysian Historical Society. AFP.
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      Lock icon Tin importers warned not to undermine agreement
      307 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. MALAYSIAN Primary Industries Minister Datuk Paul Leong today warned major tin consuming countries, particularly the United States, that their uncompromising stand against producer countries could undermine the International Tin Agreement (ITA). Speaking at a resourcebased industries seminar here, he said:
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      Punch cards for ministers too?
      207 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. Ministers and senior officials may have to "punch" cards with the rank and file when the clock-in system m government offices starts early next month. It Is understood that discussions are underway to enforce this system which will cover everyone. "Ministers should
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Search for carriers
        71 11 POUR people classified as cholera carriers m Kelantan have gone to Kuala Lumpur and the State Health and Medical Services Department has sought the help of the Health Ministry to trace them, the department's deputy director, Dr Narajan Singh, said yesterday m Kota Bam. He said so
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        Bid to bar MPS
        66 11 A PROPOSAL to bar MPs and State Assemblymen from holding principal posts m the Malaysian Trade Union Congress will be tabled at a special delegates MTUC conference on Aug 16, the Malay Mail reported m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The proposed amendment to the MTUC constitution will
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        Audit work to go on
        67 11 THE Audit Department is not going to let up m its efforts to correct wrongs m government departments and ministries. Auditor General Tan Sri Ahmad Noordin, who reported Federal Government mismanagement of more than $277 million m 1977, said m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday: "We
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        'DAP's biggest test'
        76 11 THE opposition Democratic Action Party's deputy secretary general, Mr Lee Lam Thye, said m Seremban on Sunday that the next general election scheduled to be held next year will be the biggest test for the DAP since the party's inception. The primary DAP objective m the elections
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      117 11 ADVERTISEMENT I P-„ If:-.-fh^X Madam Ng Swee Kee (deceased) wLL jUV m mmdy* Mmmß mm kV Pad Hooi Civil Appeal No. 82 of 1980, which was an appeal against the decision of the Honourable Mr. Justice Choor Singh m High Court Suit No. 2610 of 1978 wherein Madam Ng Swee
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      609 11 Shangri-La. No longer a dream. A reality. On the Kowloon waterfront, overlooking Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, stands the great new hotel of the Orient. The Shangri-La. Unmistakably contemporary, yet with a classic style and opulence befitting a bygone era an era when discreet service and warm hospitality were
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      152 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp TWE CAT LOVES TD SHOO, KITTY-^ I W*« MES AT IT M3MM SC&M KITTY— VtXJ'PeT RUNUPAJJPCOVVH VOUPE GIVIMG JeeTTWG _^> ©eTTIN© TD BE A thepinjo g-—^ i^e aheac- /oMe.ioo. 1 7 -n~^~Ty^ MUisamce r-_— Blondie By Chic Young BOSS I JUST P)NI&HeO~51
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  • The Straits Times TUESDAY, AUGUST 11,1981
    • Article
      COMEBACK
      376 12 GENERAL Kriangsak Chomanan was modestly reticent about his political future m the wake of his decisive by-election victory m North-eastern Thailand: He declined comment when asked whether he planned to regain the premiership which he had relinquished m 1980 m the face of widespread opposition to his policies. However,
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    • Article
      NEUTRON BOMBSHELL
      378 12 AGAIN, President Reagan has shown his propensity to carry out what he said he would. In typical style, he gave the go-ahead for the full production of the controversial neutron bomb, overturning the decision of the Carter Administration and at the risk of renewed criticism from his European
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    China's words must be matched by actions
    1585 12  -  NANCY CHNG By Premier Zhao Ziyang's mission to win friends and influence people CHINESE Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang arrives in Singapore today for a three-day visit. This article examines the issues which are likely to be raised in discussions between the Chinese delegation
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    An innovative man who can get things done
    482 12 MR ZHAO Ziyang, Cl years old last year when he took over from Communist Party Chairman Hua Guofeng as China's Prime Minister at the National People's Congress, dyed his hair black m keeping with his role as a member of the new
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    Banned weedkillers still used
    644 12 ASENT NOTES KUALA LUMPUR Two herbicides which are suspected of causing cancer and deformities m babies are widely used m Malaysia even though they are banned or restricted m many other countries. A survey by the Consumers' Authority of Penang (CAP) found not only that the
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  • FORUM
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      No time for close friendships
      411 13 I AM a student studying m the best and most competitive class m a prestigious school. I would like to make some observations about the way our heavy school workload and keen competition has affected the attitudes of some students today. Examinations, tests and homework
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    • Letter
      Weevils should not be found in certain food items
      212 13 I REFER to the letter "Moutaln made oat of weevil hill" by "Acceptable Weevlls r (ST, July It). Although weevils may not eaue any 111-ef-fects when consumed, they should not he present la food sach a* oatmeals, chocolates and Macalta. These
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    • Letter
      Exempt innovative bosses from payroll tax
      155 13 Of CPF contributions... I AM totally surprised at the latest suggestions on the use of employers' contributions to the Central Provident Fund for individual welfare schemes. The CPF is the only social security benefit enjoyed by all categories of employees upon retirement. Any tampering
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      Where there is no concern for staff
      121 13 IT APPEARS paradoxical that when the cost of HDB and HUDC flats is escalating, there is a proposal to reduce the employers' contribution to CPF. Already future houseowners are finding it difficult to own flats or to meet their monthly instalments. If such
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    • Letter
      How much did the eight fountains cost?
      121 13 I REFER to Mr Sim Kee Boon's reply to "Citizen Traveller'^ST, July 30). Will the authorities disclose the cost of constructing the eight fountains and estimate the cost of decorating the void areas with potted plants? Is it economical to install the fountains
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      Study the 'hidden costs' of success
      168 13 I READ with interest the article "Japan m the Grip of Crime Wave" (ST, July 24). At a time when our leaders are examining whether some Japanese ways and attitudes can be adopted m Singapore, I hope this article will make us more cautious
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      Cactus took only three years to bloom
      70 13 I READ with interest your article "A burst of blooms after 10 years of prickly silence" (ST, July I hate to disappoint poor Mr Lye who had to wait for such a long time as mine only took three years to bloom! I
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      VIEWS ON & Cutting out too much
      132 13 VIEWS ON Cutting out too much WHEN a snippet of the Royal Wedding was shown on the TV News, the part when Prince Charles kissed his bride was snipped off. Isn't this carrying censorship too far? In fact, SBC's non-coverage of many things is rather perturbing. Take the case of
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      One is enough
      89 13 SINGAPOREANS are constantly reminded of the need to increase productivity. Surely SBC cannot be promoting this idea when it requires two announcers to present its news telecasts. In the US, TV newscasts usually last an hour and are very comprehensive and fast moving, a situation that would
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      More of Ali, please
      69 13 RECENTLY, SBC featured Ding Mercado of the Philippines, the 1977 winner of the Asian Amateur Singing Contest. He was good and has been billed a number of times. If SBC can reach out for a 1977 talent, why not feature the 1981 winner of the contest,
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      Project architects for Aussie retail chain
      103 13 WE REFER to the article "Top Australian retail chain to set up shop here" (ST, July 31). The article contains the statement that "the entire project was designed by an American firm, Robert Sobel Emery Roth A Sons Inc." In fact, the project architects
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Sime project
        90 15 MULTINATIONAL Sime Darby Bhd is considering putting up a large-scale rubber plantation project m the Philippines for about US$2OO million (SS43O million). Sime Darby's joint group chief executive Tengku Dato Ahmad Yahaya yesterday said a team is now evaluating three or four project sites to determine the projects
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        Tin prospects
        91 15 THE prospect of a healthy future for tin consumption may well depend upon a diversification of the uses of the metal, the latest bulletin of the Tin Industry Research and Development Board said. The most rapidly growing outlet for tin is m chemicals, particularly the group of compounds
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        Trading resumed
        32 15 TRADING m the shares of Goodwood Park Hotel, Malayan United Industries (MUI), Hotel Malaysia and Ming Court resumed yesterday on the KLSE. MUI was traded at the Msls price level.
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    • International
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        Lock icon Dollar at new highs
        80 15 LONDON, Mon. The US dollar soared m Europe today, reaching new record highs against the French franc and Italian lira. Dollar rates m Europe at mid-morning compared to late Friday were: 2.5645 West German marks, up from 2.5380; 2.2108 Swiss francs, up from 2.1930; 6.1500 French
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        Lock icon Thai $128 m hello
        59 15 TOKYO, Mon. The Telephone Organisation of Thailand has ordered electronic switching systems from Japan's Nippon Electric Company (NEC) worth about 14 billion yen (SSI2B million), NEC said today. The order, expected to be financed with Japanese Government and World Bank loans, is part of Thailand's seven-year
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        Lock icon Rupee revised
        92 15 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Reserve Bank of India today announced an upward revision of the rupee by 0.61 per cent m relation to the pound sterling. The spot buying and selling rates are now so fixed to give a middle rate of rs. 16.30 per pound sterling compared
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        Lock icon S Korea's request
        60 15 JAKARTA, Mon. South Korea has asked Indonesia for an additional 10,000 barrels of crude annually, visiting South Korean Deputy Minister for Energy Choi Dong Kyu said today. Mr Choi made the request while opening the third meeting of the Indonesian-Korean joint committee for mineral resources. Indonesia currently
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        Lock icon Japan's exports up
        67 15 TOKYO, Mon. Japan's July exports, boosted by record sales to the United States, soared 9.9 per cent from a year ago to U5513,273 billion (5J28.8 billion), the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said today. Japan's exports to the US, its biggest trading partner, reached a record
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        Lock icon Dairy ventures?
        90 15 CANBERRA, Mon. Proposals for two joint dairy ventures have been sent to the Chinese authorities by Asia Dairy Industries (HK) j^JJmited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Australian Dairy Corporation. One proposal was to supply fresh milk to Hongkong from the southern Chinese province of Guankxi. Hongkong gets its
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      Occupants at World Trade Centre down in the dumps
      710 15  -  CONRAD RAJ By OCCUPANTS of offices at the World Trade Centre are hopping mad because rentals have escalated 300 per cent since the complex was set up three years ago. "The increases are much too sharp and are based on commercial
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      Opec meeting a test of strength for Saudis
      333 15 BEIRUT, Mon. Saudi Arabia faces a test of strength within the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries if the cartel decides to hold a special meeting later this month, oil industry sources said. A senior Kuwaiti government official yesterday said Opec would meet
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      Cecil Street becoming new business centre
      622 15  -  SOH TIANG KENG FIRMS MOVE TO GET MORE SPACE By DANK and musty Cecil Street, once lined with old, run-down shophouses, is now emerging as a major financial district of Singapore. Skyscrapers towering 25 storeys have now replaced the shophouses and rickety buildings. During
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  • MARKETS HIEHLIGHTS
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      KL market drifts listlessly
      339 15 SINGAPORE: The market was closed yesterday. KUALA LUMPUR: Share prices closed mixed as trading remained slow aid observers said market operators continued to display cautiousness with little willingness to commit. Consequently, prices drifted tor ike bettor part of the day In listless trading. Plantations and properties
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      Taiping bid for 8 property firms
      573 15 TAIPING Textiles, under its new management, is moving into properties m a big way. In an announcement over the weekend, the company said it proposes to acquire several property-based companies for a hefty M 5127.5 million. The eight companies which Taiping intends to acquire,
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      BUSINESS DONE (K Lumpur)
      1750 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes tetxtoy, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ales. (3.825) (S) Ml (7) Ml <•) 3.60 (2)
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      189 16 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Ma*age«' prtcn tar Aif 11) The Commerce 3 40 157 The Savings Fund 1 96 2 06 Spore Pro( Fund 153 1.(1 Spore Sec. Fund 2.21 2.32zd S pore Invest Fund 1.13 1 18 Spore Equity Fund 1 44 131 ASIA I'NIT TBIST (Mi-twi' prim
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      XL SCOREBOARD
      33 16 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers robbers Deb/Loans Up 34 4 3 2 2 3 Down 38 3 1 3 3 2 5 Inch 20 1 2 1 3
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      Shares end on a cautious note at KL
      621 16 SHARE prices closed mixed as trading remained slow at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Observers said market operators continued to display cautiousness with little willingness to commit. Consequentiy. prices drifted for the Dttt«»r part of the day m listless trading. Plantations
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
      • Article
        Hongkong
        308 16 HONGKONG: Fears of a rise m interest rates again dominated the market yesterday, as the Hang Seng index closed down 34.33 points at 1683.82 points, dealers said. The local dollar's fall during the day took its toll on most leaders but dealers noted some speculative interest m secondline stocks.
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        Sydney
        428 16 SYDNEY: High base metal prices and news of a promising oil flow m the Cooper Basin helped the market run up its third gain m succession yesterday, dealers said. Trading, however, was extremely quiet as the market waited for the results of Thursday's Loan Council Meeting and the handing
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    • COMMODITIES
      • Article
        RUBBER
        141 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, at 254.50 cents per kilo for September RSS One buyers, up a cent from last Friday's close, dealers said. Prices opened lower following last week's easier London advices am were then quiet on mini mal fluctuations. The afternoon market
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        CLOSING PRICES
        29 17 Rubber: Aug 10 Singapore: doted Malaysia: Sept: 254.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: M 533.74 per kilo (up 17 cents) Official offering: 229 tonnes (up 68 tonnes)
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        GOLD
        95 17 HONGKONG The int«™tion»l ROM price closed at the day'i low of USS393.JO/3M.90 an ounce yesterday, below the previous finish of H97 25 398 25 here and New York's 5397 98 Friday close, dealers said. The local gold price eased HKJ7 to 52.W2 per tael, while the Kruger. rand price
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        STRAITS TIN
        65 17 THE STRAITS tin price firmed another 17 cents to MJ33.74 per kilo m Penang yesterday, still within the ITA ceiling of $32.74 to $3517, dealers said Despite Penang's premium over London, and sterling's weakness against the Malaysian dollar, the rise was supported by further strong buying from influential
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        PALM OIL
        202 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The market was mixed on lack of new direction in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said In August, south was traded at MJ902.50. while in September, central rose $10 to $882.50. In November, central fell $2.50 to $872.50 The refined market was quiet on lack of overseas
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        MRELB PRICES
        175 17 MRELB prices In cent* per kilo yesterday: Noon (perkilo) Buyers Sellers Int 1 R.S.S prompt lob 241.00 242.00N Int 1 R.S.S. September 252 50 253 00 Int. 1 R.S.S. October 20)50 261 50 Int 2 R.S.S 240.00 241.00N UK/Cont ***** 240.00N Int. 3 R.S.S. 228.00 229.00N UK 'Cont
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    • OERSEAS MARKETS
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        London
        717 17 LONDON, Mon. Share prices closed higher m quiet trading today, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 3.6 points at 541.6 despite several consituent issues being quoted ex-dividend. Government bonds were marked down by around point at the outset m response to further sterling weakness but
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        Tokyo
        387 17 TOKYO: The stock market's Dow Jones average gained a marginal 0.10 to close at a record high of 7978.47 points, for the third consecutive day, after topping the 8,000 level briefly m the morning, dealers said. Trading was fairly active on a volume of 500 million shares. Profit-taking emerged
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        Bangkok
        80 17 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed generally steady m inactive trading yesterday, dealers said. fUla Fibre 117 fcyulhaya In*. And Tru»l il JO Bangkok Bank MO Bank Of Ayudhajra Ltd 190 Bern Jucktr ::haroonf Thai -1 -1.5 unch FlrM mat «JS Induitrul Finance Corp M International Cosmetics International Trust And Fu
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        Manila
        107 17 MANILA: The stock market closed firmer yesterday, but turnover dipped to 3.3 million pesos from 3.5 million on Friday, dealers said. Acoj« Mining 0042 AUu Con. A AUu Con B 2«50 Bagulo Oold .0097 Beniuet Con. B SI 8F Qoodrlch 10.40 CDCP XBO Landoll LepanU) B. ISW Marlnduque B
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      Money and exchanges
      633 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The US dollar closed higher against major currencies on light customers covering m quiet trading m the Malaysian forex market yesterday, dealers said. It closed at 2.5655 65 marks from its opening of 2.5380/ 400 and Friday's New York 2.5300/ 20 close, and to 237
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      Lock icon Export duty rise welcomed by traders
      188 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian rubber market welcomed the raising of the export duty threshold price for premium grades to the level for lower grades but said it will benefit estate-owners more than smallholders. The government on Sunday raised the export duty threshold for RSS
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      Selected indices
      29 17 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1883.82 Friday "18.»5 Week Ago closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 2*o Friday T04.0 Week Ago unav ALL ORDINARIES Monday J37.7 Friday «3«.7 Week Ago unav
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      433 16 EFFECTIVE 1 1th AUGUST 1981 i UNITED OVERSEAS BANK CHUNG KHIAW BANK LEE WAH BANK Singapore- s bxggtit banking group EFFECTIVE 11th AUGUST 1981 UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE Head Office: UOF Building. 124/126. Robinson Road. Singapore 0106 Tel: *****82/7/9 Branches: Main Branch, 124/126 Robinson Road, Singapore 0106. Tel: *****51 Ang Mo
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      704 16 Well established expanding company involved m production, services and trading invites applications for the chaHengine post of: DEPUTY MANAGER Candidates should have a degree or diploma m food science or food technology preferably specializing m meat technology. Related experience m meat and by-products processing desirable. Knowledge of cost analysis, production
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      296 17 This announcement appears as a matter of record only MULTI-PURPOSE HOLDINGS BERHAD S$ 100,000,000 Term Credit Facility Managed and Arranged by N.M. ROTHSCHILD SONS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED Funds Provided by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited The Chartered Bank The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Overseas Union Bank Limited
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      391 17 ANTWERP JOHANNESBURG HONGKONG PRESIDEX SINGAPORE LOS ANGELES r ntglutA STOCKHOLM SINGAPORE: 10th Floor, Wellington Building, 20 BMeford Road Singapore 0922. Tel: *****86/7 Telex: ***** HONG KONG: 16th Floor, Lee Htoig Building 54-58 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Tat 5-*****8 Telex: ***** August 11, 1981 G.I.A. CarHfiad Mml Prosortiam On.
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      601 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. II If* ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORK IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 107 OP \m Re: UP KENG TRADING CO. (a firm) Exparte: KUPFER INTERNATIONAL LIMITED >Cr«<UUr In the matter of a Bankruptcy Petlfon filed the ISthdayof April. 1961. To Lip Keng Trading Co. (a firm)
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      732 18  -  SOH TIANG KENG SPECIAL FEATURE By ECONOMICS is the vital factor underpinning relations between Singapore and Sri Lanka, only four hours away from each other by air. And it is economics which has brought the two island republics very much closer during the past few
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      214 18 UNITED Malacca Rubber Estates chairman Tun Tan Slew Sin lamented the difficulty the company faced m acquiring land for expansion. "Worse still, we cannot even get permission to build a palm oil mill to process our own FFB," Tun Tan said m the company's annual report
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      304 18 A TWO-MAN Sri Lankan investment mission will arrive here today for a four-day visit to meet Singapore manufacturers and discuss prospects of joint ventures. They are Mr C.P. De Silva, chairman of Aitkens and Spence, a large company dealing in shipping and trading activities;
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      246 18 THE senior Asian executive is likely to be male, around 4« years old, drinks either wine or scotch, and has had some bind of specialised training. His annual household income is around U5134.1H (aboDt Ss74,iW) and he takes an avenge of seven business
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      1181 18  -  WILLIAM LACY By Our Hongkong Reporter THERE is little profit, and even less kudos, in running buses in Hongkong. Yet a company has bid over HK$500 million (SJ180 million) in cash in an attempt to gain control of China Motor Bus (CMB),
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      428 18 V%^ B I V% ff%^ B ff%l IbVI B\ A Refusing to compromise has its rewards And expect of an imported luxury sedan: automatic ■U|hI l#bla| 1IJI UkUl H| ft one of them is Opel Rekord berlina The imported |MR| KB I transmission and airconditioning are standard ,L- ft llVlll^
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      634 19 11»4-*****1 1»4-4412 1 lUN UN MODELLING Agency Karanas. Room 808. Far East Ever thought of doing some Shopping Centre. Orchard modelling? Here's your Road. S'pore o923 chance to appear on TV commercials, calenders. SPECIAL OFFER TO beauty magazines and newspaper salons only. I Wlgotalfun advertisements. It's easier hair dryer worth
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      430 19 STARLITE SLIMLINE BLINDS, RollUp Awnings. Call *****07. Fun's Interior. 826, Hong Leong Building. Raffles Quay. STARLITE, SLIMLINE AND Blinds. Tel *****84. 9 Household Appliances USED REFRIGERATOR ALMOST new with guarantee and respray. $180/-. twin door $280/-. $450/-. Tel: *****55 SHARP MODEL 7300 video recorder 2 months old. Like new. Yours
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      542 19 IConica C36AF2 WORLD'S FIRST AUTOFOCUS Automatic Focusing, Automatic Exposure, Automatic Flash, j^^ Compact ana Lightweight -^^f^M BL WLWaT^M Spores I SINGAPORE I PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE FfmjA&P Photo Store Pte Ltd ■f""P Sales Service fifeJ Moi.h&r^aßMO S."»OD^.WI T.I 7375W5 737 MM 73W31 SINGAPORE S lARG€ST PMOIOORAPHIC RET AIIER 29 Stumbath/Massage MOUNT
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      413 19 34 Dressmaking/ Tailoring DRESSMAKING COURSE (Beginners/Inter) Taught by qualified and experienced teachers Individual teaching You may repeal part/whole course FREE OF CHARGE until you understand) LOW FEE Enquiries please call *****11 KADOMAY DRESSMAKING TRAINING CENTRE conducts dressmaking, fashion design courses for beginners/advanced. London trained tutors Enquiries: Block 5. 64-B. Banda
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      570 19 COSY HOME INTERIOR Decoration specialized m Renovation, house painting, cabinets, electrical wiring sanitary, box awning etc. Tel: *****43/ *****46 (Night only) NEO SWEE HUA Contraction specialises In repairing roof leakage, interior decoration, undertakes all kinds of contracting work. Tel: *****85/ *****08 UNDERTAKING ROOF LEAKING repairs, interior and exterior renovations, painting,
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      610 19 AT YOUR SERVICE RATES SEC riON INOEX Telephone Service: *****22 pcRsoHAL SERVICES Moodoy-Fndoy 830om- 5 00 p m OrrAnor, 80 c* p« word <nw, J 2 00) A MERCHAMWSE Souxdoy i ftffi£ m h £g*% m imoatlof lUOOp^cokjmncm N EMPtOYMENT PubkcHokdoy «offom ITXTpm (MX M 2 00) Strom. Tm, 111
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      643 19 81 Packing/Storage/ Removals CALL *****00/2535M0 '*****81 for your household/ office/ factory removals/packing. Stufflng/unslufftng container. Clearance and forwarding agent. Dally door-to-door service A BUDGET PRICE Household/ office removal, delivery and disposal service. Workers provided No job too small. Tel: *****63 (Day/ Night Service). OFFICE/FACTORY/HOUSEHOLD Removals. Deliveries, self-drive lorries for hire. Storage.
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      524 19 GOLD PLATED ORCHtOS yellowish, like 24K colour Durable, double coating, embossed GP22K with extra Warranty Analysis reports certifying gold contents. Beautiful Matt and Grossy finished al: $6.00 Also quality guaranteed ordinary plating $4 00. negotiable Tel: *****4/ *****7 PROSPECTIVE CASSETTE AND Record Shop at Peninsula Plaza for Immediate take-over, with/
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      153 19 JOBS JOBS JOBS For TYPISTS SECRETARIES TELEX OPERATORS TELEPHONE OPERATORS BOOKKEEPERS ACCOUNTS CLERKS DRAFTSMEN KEYPUNCH OPERATORS If you are available now, Call: *****26 wSmU3k mi [Suitably quaHfiad can- didatas are inviiad lo apply lor the following positions:STORY WRITERS Completed secondary education or Completed recognised apprenticeship training scheme 3 years similar
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      447 19 A leading manufacturing Company m Jurong requires 1) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ BUSINESS EXECUTIVE (MALE) a University Degree or College Diploma. 2) ACCOUNTANT (MALE) c A University Graduate In Accountancy or equivalent recognised by Singapore Society of Accountants. c Must have knowledge and experience In manufacturing, costing, budgetary control and preparation of
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      386 20 H Emptoyiwent |jj|A 46 Situations Vacant ft; afeNMCarfal *y Cfrtcmi Olormson RECEPTIONISTS Jehnaon Wai I* a major multinational Company with a history ef mnovettve and successful new products Kleen *N Freeh. NaM. Terr* Cere and Glad* are iu*i lew el our welt-known We are looking for someone who wants to
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      392 20 EASTERN WIRE MANUFACTURING CO. (PTEjLTD (A matnoac of the) i National Iron Group) We are a local manufacturer of it*el welded mesh and other steel wire products We have vacancies for STORE CLERK GENERAL CLERK TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ TYPIST OuaaHlcaMon*. OCE O1O 1 Level with good passes In English and Mathematics.
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      488 20 A CALL TO CLERKS! Doe to our axpanaton, we, a manufacturer In Jurono. ha* vac ancle* for Clerk* m the foNowktg dapaitinarita: (1) PERSONNEL (2) SALES (3) ACCOUNTS (4) STORES Interested applicants may write In to tell us your Interest and abilities. We do not stress on experience as we
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      461 20 TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM RECEPTIONIST Age: 18 to 25 years. c Minimum O.C.E. O' level with credit In English. c Must be able to speak Chinese dialects c Similar experience preferable. c Ability to type an advantage. Pl*a»* cafe 2****** or appty personally at: UNIT 01, QROUNDFLOOR OCX INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 161
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      507 20 We are a long established trading subsidiary of a public quoted company with office located In the city district We require a CLERK to perform general typing, filing and updating of records In the Credit Control Department c Typing at 35 wpm c OCE O' Level with credit In English
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      448 20 MANPOWER WORLDWIDE SERVICES Come, Join thousands of others all over the world working as Manpower Field Staff. W* have immediate temporary job* for- TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS SECRETARIES ACCOUNTS PERSONNEL TELEX OPERATORS Tel: *****82 2311. 23 rd floor, Shaw Centre. Scott* Rd. MEKASINUO INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD Construction Equipment Distributor A) FEMALE
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      431 20 SECRETARY 1 •"> teo*ing tar a meter* and experienced Secretary «ho can: write shorthand and type at 120 and SO wpm respectively. correspond Independently with a good command of English. operate the telex machine handle basic book-keep-ing N you have the requisite. miasHlc alluwa and *xDori*nc* pleaae write with full
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      506 20 An expamNna Firm ef Pub** Accountants r##^ujt*#* EXPERIENCED AUDIT CLERK Those currently pursuing a recognised professional qualifications with several years' working experience In similar capacity preferred S.T. BOX AMOM 1. New Induetriel Road Singapor. 1953 #nciownQ cUeTteHMsrii, omni, tttophoni numbir log»th.r with copi*>» of fttmuaM*, CaKtMtCsttot OtC An expanding company
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      523 20 oe FEMALE STOCK CLERKS ($3lO p.m. c OCC *O* level, credits In Malta*, English St Chinese 18 -22 years old Interview tain Spm: OG PTE LTD 2nd fir office. OG Bldg 100 Upper Croat St Singapore 0105. Manufacturing Company require*: ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT tor its smell but rapidly expanding Accounts Department.
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      524 20 TYPISTS ACCOUNTS CLERKS Call: *****64 local Financ* Company with branch** m Singaoor* require* CLERKS 1 1 Age 18-25 years 2) Be able to type at -45 pm I) Preferably slaying around Telok Blangah Estate CKj Apply with lull particular* including tip*ct*d salary and a r*c*nt photograph (non-r.turnabU) to: S.T. BOX
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      733 21 Situations Vacant b) Becrrtmrlml ft Clmrlcal SALES RECEPTIONISTS required by travel company. c Minimum 3 GCE O' levels c Willing to work weekends Pteeee call personalty with supporting, documents between 4.00 pm and 5 30 p.m. to:WATERTOURS PTE LTO 3A. IST FLOOR CLIFFORD PIER SINGAPORE 0104 Sfcip C handling Company
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      680 21 ■flfi TAMIL GIRL REOUIRED Able to mil .mil w. rit- simple English. Apply In writing or call personUnll .148. 3rd floor. Penlnvii;i Plasm, Singapore 0617. Please contact Kumar. Tel: BTISeS AN EXPANDING FRENCH company situated m Hukit Timah requires an Accounts Clerk with experlrighl person Call *****44 for iMlfrvifa A
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      1057 21 BORNEO SUMATRA __7 TRADING CO. (S) PTE LTD come el over $*****. A VETERINARY SALES lew veceoc«es ara still dcDDECFMTATIVP open for our nail training REPRESENT ATIV.coureefor we are looking for a mature kill suitrrpne individual with drive and Inltla-NU-SWIFT FIRE t)V e age between 25 -35 lo fill PROTECTION
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      693 21 So You Want To Be A Seles Person' Or you want to oive siln a try. De you *lso have en ambition to rise to •elet management level? Come and see us then. We will guide and train you te be successful You don't need to have any experience but
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      662 21 IMOOOfi SALES PROMOTERS I Fe- male) required to work m Department Stores for our Interna- > tional brands of Men's Perfum- > erles and Toiletries. Training 1 provided. Initial earnings 1 expected around 1500 to $600 Please lei: *****78 SALES ASSISTANTS (FEMALE) urgently required for our retail > counters at
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      571 21 <____> HUGHES TOOL COMPANY (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20GULWAY SINGAPORE 2262 We ara a subsidiary of an American Company, the world's Isadinj manufacturer 04 Oil-ell drMing tools. Dua to our rapid expansion programmes, we neve immediate vac anciee for the following poeiQUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS ($4OO- $800) NTC. Orade 3ln Metal
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      376 21 Vehicle Mechanics Ability to repair and service vehicles. Preferably possess NTC 3. Must be able to perform general repairs, overhaul components on diesel and/or petrol vehicles. Those without experience but possess NTC 3 m Motor Vehicle Mechanic/Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic will also be considered and training on the job will
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      380 21 OLIVETTI, Europe's largast manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies m its manufacturing operations m Singapore for: TECHNICIANS Qualifications/ Experience ITC or NTC In Electronic Engineering or I servicing I No experience Is required although It would be an advantage If candidates possess experience In the testing, troubleshooting and repairing
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      447 21 NEW FACTORY In Jurong requires MAINTENANCE MECHANICS (Starting salary from $750) c Preferably a Trade Certificate In Maintenance Fitting. s Must possess experience In maintenance/ repair and Installation of manufacturing and other mechanical machines. Ability to read and understand engineering drawing will be an added advantage ELECTRICIANS (Starting salary from
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      423 22 II Employ 46 Situation. Vacant M) ToeMmiCMl 20TH CENTURY STANDARD BRANDS PTE LTD la aaafclnp quaMtod maintenance paraonnal to •tan-up and maintain Mtsir nww Food Plant. 3 MECHANICS c Possesses NTC 3 Mechanical c Must be conversant In English 1 ELECTRICIAN c Possesses NTC 3 Electrical c Must be conversant
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      672 22 ment |jj|^ m A laadlwg metal etampmo. company raqutr— SALES ENGINEER Oo»l.l»cetK>n. c OCE O' level (Technical stream c With knowledge of tool and die c Minimum 2 years sales experience c Class 3 driving licence c Ability to speak nuent English c Age 24 and above tntereefd appftcante pleaee
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      278 22 c) Production TOA PAYOH GENERAL ELECTRIC (U.SA) CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PTE LTD has IMMEDIATE vacancies for PLASTIC MOLDING OPERATORS Increment after confirmation (3 months) Free medical benefits Excellent recreation activities Good opportunity for promotions Outstanding shift allowance Interested applicants please come personally during office hours from 8:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. at:
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      305 22 Join JKMPM 1 You can cam up to $292/(Starting) and *v*n mora 5-day week No shift duty Company bus provided No experience required Increment upon confirmation No scope work Medical ft Hotpitalization benefits Annual/Marriage/Sick/ Maternity/Compassionate Leave 1 3th Month Annual Wage Supplement Free Uniforms Purchase of National Products at Staff
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      284 22 (Automotive Electronics) Requires 2 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS T for a Monday to Friday 4.48 pm to 12.48 am 5-day work week a Shift allowance $1.75 per shift Transport: Provided from GM Singapore to home Requirements:— Female citizen, age between 16 and 35 Primary 6 or Secondary education For interviews, please
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      365 22 I J IMF/ requires GENERAL PRODUCTION OPERATORS Earn minimum basic salary of $28C Up to $400.. Plus •NO SHIFT •5-DAY WORK WEEK •SUBSIDISED TRANSPORT For more details, please call personally at COOUNG SYSTEMS 1 FLEXIBLES PTE LTD 28 Jalan Buroh Singapore 2261 Bus 249 (ram Jurong Interchaflje 1 FORKLIFT I
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      315 22 I\/P If I PRODUCTION I OPERATORSI mf* S div weak frorn^l mF 8 00im to 5.15pm Ml IWtrfJ II Full transport rs imbursement II Air conditioned factory I II Interesting Job II Those with relevant experience wMI be paid B more on confirmation I (S) PTE LTO. H* Be* f,
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      405 22 TRAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTD requires 16 -40 yean old Primary 6 education ■Va offar •Good salary $1.30 per hour and on confirmation $1.40 per hour 5 day work week Shift allowance: $2.50 for 2nd shift $3.00 for 3rd shift No scope work Clean and airconditioned working environment Transport subsidy Free
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      398 22 Expanding Food and Beverage Factory has Immediate vacancies for the PRODUCTION OPERATORS Males Sec. 3 education or above attt n r without experience Monti. !i '"■nlngs between S3S2 and $420. GENERAL WORKERS Primary education with or without experience Monthly earnings between J290 and S3BO. Normal fringe bene"ts given with good
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      473 22 Immediate Vacancies For 1) Q.C. INSPECTORS TRAINEE INSPECTORS (MALE) c Secondary 110 2 no experience required for Trainees. 2) FACTORY OPERATORS c Malt saoai It yean i»i«. s»»d plaint call personally at: The Personnel Dept. HUME GAS CYLINDERS PTE LTD 17 Wan Shih RoaH Jurong. SBS no 2SI or 2SIA
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      149 23 MEmptoyi 46 Situations Vacant I) MlfUam—mM WmSUk w HOTEL MERLIN SINGAPORE LIMITED Requires Immediately A) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Starting Salary: $368 p.m. Pleasant personality Ability to speak and write English 3 Shifts B) COOKS .Starting Salary: $448 p.m. Some Experience In Western Cuisine preferred C) SECURITY GUARDS Below the age of
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      446 23 lent lj|A I SawSEs^M*!! Purchasers G.C.E. 'O' level. Minimum of 1 year's similar working experience. Must possess Class 3 driving licence. Preference will De given to applicants experienced m local purchase of auto spare parts. Training will be provided for those without experience. Clerk Typists G.C.E. 'O' level. Pleasant personality.
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      504 23 Applicants ara invited A i lor the toHowing positions m our *Mpy«rt. SALES OFFICER Degree holder m commercial or engineering discipline Minimum 1 year's similar working experience Able to speak Malay or Indonesian language Age 24 30 years Completed full-time NS TECHNICIANS/ ESTIMATORS Diploma holders or NTC 2 holders with
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      484 23 USA MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS (Electrical/Elactronics) ITC or NTC In Electrical or Electronics. Job Involves installation, trouble-shooting, preventive maintenance of electrical and electronics equipments. Industrial experience In maintenance of assembly lines equipments will be considered. MATERIALS EXPEDITOR A ANALYSTS Minimum OCE 'O1O 1 Level with credits In Mathematics and English. At least
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      525 23 Urgently requires:1) 100 FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS lor its new production lines "*xjtiireiiients:- t Completed Pr. 6 education Age. between I 6 -35 years Able to earn up to $354 p.m. 5-day week Monday to Friday: 7 00am 4.30pm J Increment on completion of i 3 months probation. No shift duty
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      497 23 (AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS) We have immediate vacancy 1. RECEPTIONIST OCI O level with 3 credits including English 1 3 years' experience m operating PABX switrhboard and reception work a Typing speed of 40 wpm on electric typewriter 2 HANDYMAN (DAY S PERMANENT 2ND SHIFT) a Minimum primary 6 a Able to
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      369 23 TAN CHONG A SONS MOTOR CO. (S) PTE. LTD. W# nsvt) imni#fli4i9 vacancy for REGISTRATION CLERK CUM DRIVER c Completed English Secondary Education c Completed National Service c Possess Class S driving licence c Must be prepared to work hard Dutiaa: a To assist the MarketIng Executive In various aspects
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      576 23 HOTEL ASIA PTELTD require* immediately f of Scott s Cafe (A) LEADING COOKS c Singaporean or Malaysian. c At least 3 years' experience In the preparation of Chinese and Western Dishes c Prepared to work 3 rotating shirts. Monthly gross salary: 16 Other attractive fringe benefits (B) COOKS c Singaporean
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      485 23 A GOOD PLACE TO WORK AT Be a member of our livery team as a:LEAD GIRL (2nd shift) STORE ASSISTANT SPRAY PAINTER MALE OPERATOR CLEANER (2ndaMft) Call personally during office hours at our Personnel Department with your IC and 2 passportsize photographs. EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD Block 3, 6th
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      471 23 SINCOM We have Immediate vacancies for: GENERAL WORKERS c Age above 20 to 45 years old c Be physically fit and prepared for manual work c Attractive starting gross salary of not less than S3Sopm DELIVERY DRIVERS c Age above 20 years old c Possess class 3 driving licence c
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      464 24 ■I Employment |oa| 46 SrruerHoM Vacant t) Miscellaneous A wen eetabHahad Company m high riae sMHfOiOQ rv^uirVei SECURITY GUARDS (MALE) Requirement*: c Nationally Singapore Cltliens. A**: 30 to 45. Education: Above Primary 6 English preferably Secondary education. Eipenence: Krw years In any defence organisation with fire fighting experience Benefit*: c
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      469 24 The following vacancie* exist m the Property Division of Strait* Steamship Co. Ltd., OCEAN BUILDING BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA A) SECURITY GUARDS c FVrlorminu 8-hour duty m 3 rotaUfkj shifts Ak>- bet-veen2l -55 years. Must r»- physically fit Able to spruk and write snnplr English Salary t Benefits Husk rtacUasJ salary
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      389 24 m MUITICO-OftCMDS (S) m- ltd We are a member of the Multico Group of Companies engaged In the Orchid Industry We have vacancies for GARDENERS (Mate) Sterling salary (400 pm 16 years and above Primary or Secondary education Must have completed National Service or serving part-time Interested candidates please telephone:
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      478 24 Fibreglass Company seversl suitsM* p*r*ons to vacant positions imm*di»t*ty 1) STOREHANO 1 vacancy 2) TRAINEE LAMMATORS/ GENERAL WORKERS 3) SEMI-SKILLEO FWREGLASS WORKERS For (1) and (2) Must be male, above 16 years, completed NS or exempted, no experience needed. Starting salary $300, increment after probation^ Preferably living In Dlst. Zl.
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      438 24 [philips GENERAL HELPER Applicants should be physically fit and have completed Primary education. Pleaee caS paraoneay lor an Interview today, between 230pm and Sp.m.. bringing with you all ralevanl document*, act PHILIPS SINGAPORE PTE LTD Blk 4008, 3rd floor Industrial Park I Avanu* 10, Ang Mo Kio Singapore 2056, Lsts«s«s«s«s«s«s«s«s«s«s«sß**B*>>*>*l
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      515 24 1. DELIVERY ATTENOANTS Must be willing to work hard Commencing salary $240 and above. 2. DELIVERY DRIVERS Possess clean class 3 driving licence. Familiar with Singapore roads. Completed National Service Commencing salary $350 and above 3. DESPATCH RIDER Possess class 2 driving licence Familiar with Singapore roads Musi be hones'.,
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      679 24 REOUIRED STORE -HANO (Male) The successful candidate will carry out duties In the day to day handling of receipt and shipment of electronic components Requirements: a Attained Secondary School Level education c Completed NS c Preference will be given to candidates with store handling experience In a manufacturing concern. For
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      687 24 APPLY NOW HHLjaV AMtslant Ceramet Artists P"4_Bfl i ii it Dm ~n- mmiiei lUßttt *O Lucky IS Pit LW ■BsaSaaj ansssoe 0907 let amos A wall established company invites applications tor tha peat ol GENERAL WORKERS a Age not more than 50 Apply parsonaNy lo: KIAN AN REALTY LTD SUITE
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      822 24 URGENTLY REOUIRED 1 female Secretary. 1 Accounts Clerk. 1 female to do counter sales and 1 Despatch Rider. Call personally Video Tapes Lib. ary. 229 Peninsula Shopping Complex. Coleman Street, tel: *****32 $400 PLUS monthly Income. Waitresses required Meal provided Business hours 10am to 10pm. Please come for Interview after
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      854 27 IV AccommodsTUuH 4 ProfMrttos fiS 60 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats DIST. 11, FULLY FURNISHED corner townhouse. 2.000 sq ft Carpeted throughout. Alrconditloned Immediate occupation. Joanne. *****00 DIST. I*. HOLLAND HEIGHT MAISONETTE swimming pool. 3 bedrooms attached bathrooms, airronditioned servants room. furnished. $3,000 *****61/*****58 DIST. 10, CITY TOWER near Garden Hotel,
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      856 27 c) Rooms OARDING HOUSE HAS aircondliiotied furnished rooms Short/ long term lease 13. Devonshire -ingapore 0923 Tel *****52 TELOK BLANGAH GIVING master bedroom lo tenant. Fully furnished Beside market $350 inclusive of PUB/ telephone. *****32 DIST. 1025. FULLY FURNISHED carpeted room Foreigners only. Laundry provided Call Miss Lai *****6 12
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      767 27 62 Laava Accommodation HONG LEONG GARDEN terrace renting short term below cost $2,000 p.m Fully furnished. 3 airronds Tel *****43 63 Randantiai ProparNm For Salt a) Houses District I*. Li Hwen Oarden, double-storey semidetached, approximately 3400 sq.ft. Split-level. 3 bedrooms, vacant possession 1(1*0 000 c Thomson View, District 20, double-storey
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      828 27 DIST. 11. RAFFLES PARK single storey detached Bungalow. Land area: 10.300 sq.ft 3 bedrooms, study servant's room. Vacant possession Price: $1.1 million. Home Lease L Sale: *****69 HDB DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE house with garden In front and behind at Jalan Bahagia (dlst 1232) Spaciour kitchen and fully renovated Tel *****17 for
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      693 27 KATONG SEASIOE PARK (Only a few units left c Situated off East Coast Road (Jalan Saudara Ku/ Jalan Buloh Perlndu). Marine Parade vicinity. Available: 1 Several individual unlta of 2 bedrooms and studio apartments. $120,000 $190,000. 2 Double-storey maisonette flats (Ist and 2nd floors). 4 bedrooms and 2 halls $295,000
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      982 27 CIST. 21, ENG KONG Garden. 3 vant's amenities, garden. Dlst 9. Peace Mansion. 4 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, spacious living/ dining, servant's amenities, high floor, fully furnished. Call: *****55 GARDENIA COURT. DISTRICT 2775 Luxuriously furnished condominium. 1 .500 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms and 1 servant's room. Serene surrounding with swimming pool. For
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      812 27 PRIME OFFICES WITH VACANT POSSESSION: s Dist. 1, The Arcade, brand new high/ whole floor office with seavlew. 7.97* sq.fl. $IJOO p.s.f. c Dial. 1. Far East Finance Build ing, brand new high whole floor office. 4.M0 sq.ft. $1,500 pus.!. c Dial. Orchard Towers, outside CBD. high/ whole floor. 7.
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      484 28 JOIN YAOHAN AT Buklt Timah Plaza Groundfloor' shop for rental Area 420 sq ft Low rental Partly furnished Please contact Miss Lam at: *****55 (strictly no brokers) PRSME SHOP SPACE at C«E Orchard 365 sq ft 2nd floor Faring escalators Suitable for showroom cum office, jewellery etc No agents please.
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      339 28 G.C.E. O ENGLISH LANGUAGE 1 10-WEEK INTENSIVE COURSE Specially designed to prepare students for the G.C.E. "O' Level Examination In Nov 81. Leal 2 Classes Commencing Aug 16 Sun (9.00 am 12.00pm) Aug 2o Thur (6.3opm -9.30pm) Only Limited Places Available Enquire/Enrol today CORRINE PRIVATE SCHOOL (Mm. of Edun. Rag.
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      245 28 ARCHIPELAGO TOURS W.MALAYSIA TOURS COACH, AIR, TRAIN ;U)2N QENT (Train/Coach $100 31)2N GENT C/A $195 TIOMAN ISLAND »215 MKDITKRRANEECLUB $300 KUANTAN BEACH $150 SDOENT/PENANG $185/$290 MAL/CAM/PEN C/A $315 GENT/PENANG/- A/C/A $350 GENT/PEN/HYAI/SKHI.A $395 8 OAYS 7 DAYS MAL/KL/CAM/PEN/GENT $235 1 OAV TOURS MALACCA. DESARU. K. TINGGI. KUKUP. SINGAPORE. Agt OW.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Lock icon Britain look well placed in Admiral's Cup series
      220 29 COWES, Mon. Britain appeared well-placed yesterday to win the Admiral's Cup ocean yachting series with their three entries positioned prominently m the fastnet race final event of the series. The British trio of Victory. Yeoman XXIII and Dragon led the series after
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      248 29 SATURDAY (good): Race 1: Cashflo found York m a galloping mood. He was second all the way and ran about m the straight. He was still very "green". Race S: Money Machine was well back. He came with a strong run to finish third to
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      Lock icon CLOUDBURST WASHES OUT OUTBACK RACES
      89 29 SYDNEY, Mon. Races m the Australian outback, organised to celebrate the the breaking of a two-year drought were abandoned yesterday because of a cloudburst. Race officials at Louth, 690 km northwest of Sydney, cut short the day's programme after the fifth race when jockeys and
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      Penang Weights
      1023 29 PENANG, Mon. Weights and barrier draws for this weekend's races here. SATURDAY Clm* 2 Mr. 3 1.700 m (lUMngm: 100-07) 11 Thiam Slew 57 100 2 Pride And Honour 56.5 99 9 Samy Samy 55.5 97 10 Very Very Good 54 94 8 Flirting Prince 53.5 93 6
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      Lim causes stir in Pesta yachting
      172 29  -  PETER SIOW By LIM KONG ENG, skipper of Denise, caused a mild stir when he skilfully steered his boat to victory m the Maxi-77 class of the Pesta Sukan yachting championships, off Changi, yesterday. A relatively newcomer to the keel-boat scene, Lim chalked up
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      Golf at SICC
      28 29 THE Singapore Golf Association inter-team competition on Nov. 8 will be held at the Singapore Island Country Club Old Course and not at Keppel Club.
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      End it now!
      460 29 Racing will suffer if syces' dispute is allowed to drag on RACES west »n m Penan* over the weekend, bat because of the depleted fields only f onr horses faced the Starter m the opening race on Saturday mnch af the spark wu gone. OBf-hindred-and-eUhtffn harara baaed
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      Singapore horses will remain for second run
      413 29  -  TIPTOP By PENANG, Mon. Fears of a change m the racing schedule for the second weekend were allayed when handicaps were released today. There will be seven races each day. Singapore trainers who intended sending their horses back, decided to remain and cooperate
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      124 In Memoriam
      50 29 IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOSEPH FOOK TUNG Born 10-3-1904 Died 11-8-1978 lyean bm But memories of you will forever last Deeply missed and always remembered by Your Loved Ones. IN MEMORY OF Mr I Cnen depiirifd 11 'B'lB7B Sadly missed by hrnthers Mvierv M.ster-in-law. in-phcviv and iiirir
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      50 29 I barest Mummy It Is one year today since you left us to be vlth the lord sweet memories of your love for us will always remain YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. GRAND. GREATGRAND CHILDREN AND LOVED ONES. IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER MRS. MARY R DANA no* MARY LEE
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      IN EVERLOVING MEMORY
      33 29 Every memory of you uvil rherish above all Till we meet again On that Beautiful Shore Deeply milHd by wit. ft children BH.L KHOO KIM LENG DEPARTED 11 8 80
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      In Loving Memory 01 MDM. TAN NCFRH KHENG
      71 29 Born: Bth Aug 1924 Departed 11th Aug 1978 Time ebanan many UiiniiN Km not Hie memory thai day brings ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY LOW FAMILY la swfft Memory Of MARY WILLIAMS Who passed away on 11th August 1978 They who think that you
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      125 Requiems
      26 29 REQUIEM MASS FOR THE LATE MR E.F. HENDRICKS will b« said al Th* Church Ol Saint T*r*ia on nth Aug 81 at SOO p.m
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      120 Deaths
      242 29 MADAM CLARA SEEN AGE 83 Former Matron Po Leung Kuk and Assist Supt Bushey Park Horn* S.W.D passed away peacelully on 8.8.81 leaving behind children and grandchildren. Body lying al SI. Joseph s -Parlour Ol Repose. 143 Victoria Street, Singapore 0718 The cortege will leave tot Mt. Vernon
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      123 Acknowledgements
      64 29 pitted away peacefully on 9th August 1981 leaving behind parents (Mr and Mrs Ridzwan Oialir), brother, three sisters, brother-in-law, two nephews and only son Dzulkarrwan (Diki). The family wishes to thank all doctors, nurses and staff of SGH and i*!i;int!i hospital for their MN and attention during his
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      237 29 VN Traval Tours >1J i I.- i I L i iSmt| 3? < nsßanV^nV^nW. SPOWW Bumnmm IHJMH The all-Japan holiday. From Kagoshimaall the way to Tokyo. From culture to the future. Plus Portopia '81 an exposition of a future city on the sea. Contact your travel agent or JAL today.
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      60 29 ORION'S SPECIAL HOLIDAY 203N Genting H» M5/593/SlO5 203N Trengganu $120 00 304N Cameron/GT $140.00 4DSN Penang/CHS $150 00 SO GT/PEN/CHS $175 00 7 Oayt West Malaysia M 25.00 SO Easl Coast West Mm ax 00 1 Day Kufcup Tours tx 00 One way eipress daily dep: Ipoh $22. Pen $34.
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      30 29 Personal Events 114 Lost Found ONE BROWN CLUTCH-BAG CO Kilning Indian passport and other dorumenu lost m yellowtop t.ixi from Airport to 38 Jansen Road on 9th Aug Tel RAMtil
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Lock icon ENGLAND CARRY ON WINNING...
      304 30 TORONTO, Mon. England carried their winning tradition into the third and fourth rounds of pairs and triples competition m the women's world lawn bowls championship yesterday. With overall wins m the E stage of competition fours and singles s England, tied with Hongkong, lead the second
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      Lock icon 'SA visit will not violate agreement'
      166 30 LONDON, Mon. A top English bowls official denied yesterday that a visit to South Africa by England internationals John Bell and Mai Hughes will violate the Gleneagles Agreement on sporting contacts with the Republic. British Sports Minister Hector Monro had written to the English
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      Lock icon Upset
      32 30 EDMONTON. Mon. Australia got brilliant relief pitching from Leigh Mclntyre to upset favourites Japan 7-6, and South Korea trounced the Dominican Republic 9-1 m the Inter-continental Cup baseball tournament here. AP.
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      Changi win
      19 30 CHANGI beat Singapore Airlines 12 and 2 m a friendly golf match-play competition at Netheravon Road yesterday.
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      Lock icon Veteran Arai breaks nine-year lean spell
      69 30 TOKYO, Mon. Veteran Japanese professional Kikuo Arai broke a nineyear winless streak by capturing the Mizuno golf tournament yesterday, finishing with a 13-under-par 274 total. The 37-year-old Arai's last tournament victory was the Tokai Classic m central Japan. Shigeru Uchida, a 43-year-old Japanese professional,
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      Clerc makes it four in-a-row
      272 30 TENNIS ROUND-UP INDIANAPOLIS, Mon. Jose-Luis Clerc, of Argentina, won his fourth straight tennis title m the United States yesterday, defeating Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 for the United States clay court men's singles championship The victory gave the 22-year-old defending champion an unprecedented sweep
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      639 30 CLEVELAND, Mon. Roberto Duran, Panama's former world boxing champion who is trying to stage a comeback at the age of 30, scored a unanimous points win over Mike "Nino Gonzalez, of the United States yesterday m a 10-round junior middleweight bout. Duran, ranked the No. 2 welterweight m the
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      Lock icon Miller is made agent
      50 30 PORT OF SPAIN. Mon The West Indies cricket Board of Control have announced the appointment of former top Australian all-rounder Keith Millc-r as the Caribbean team's promotional agent and the reappolntment of Clive Lloyd as captain of the team for the coming tour of Australia. UPI.
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      Lock icon Hollis beats four others in play-off
      184 30 WHEELING, Mon. Hollis Stacy won the West Virginia Ladies Professional Golfers' Asscociation Classic here yesterday after a five-way sudden-death play-off. Hollis sank a five-metre birdie-putt on the first extra hole to dash the hopes of late chargers Alice Ritzman, who eagled the 18th, and
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      Lock icon National League rally to victory
      137 30 CLEVELAND, Mon. Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt capped an AllStar power snow with an eighth-inning two-run homer that carried the National League to a come-from-behind 5-4 victory over the American League yesterday as Major League baseball returned with a bang after a staggering seven-week strike. It was
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      Lock icon W. German tour off
      69 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian hockey team's planted playing-tour of West Gertnany m preparation for n*xt year's World Cup tournairent has heen called off, G. Vijayanathan. secretary ot the Malaysian Hockey Federation said yesterday. The West German Hockey Association said m a cable to ths MHF
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      Lock icon Morales winner for Uruguay
      284 30 MONTEVIDEO, Mon. Uruguay bounced back to edge out Colombia 3-2 m a South American Group Two World Cup soccer qualifying round match here yesterday. Colombia, who drew their first match against Peru two weeks ago, played a strong defensive game which proved hard for the Uruguayans
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      Lock icon Couple lost' pools fortune
      229 30 BUT THEY WILL CARRY ON FILLING ENTRIES LONDON, Mon. A couple who "lost" a football pools fortune because a collector forgot to hand m their winning entry said yesterday they would carry on filling In their coupons. But, from now on, invalid Geoffrey White, 51, and
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      Lock icon Lay-off pays off for Nelson...
      536 30 Georgia favourite adopts conservative strategy to win PGA crown ATLANTA, Mon. Larry Nelson, returning from a self-imposed layoff because his game had gone stale, won the 63rd Professional Golfers' Association championship here yesterday with a final round of 71. Nelson's seven-under-par total of 273 left
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      Lock icon THE FINAL SCORES
      133 30 273 Larry Nelson 70-66-66-71. m Fuzzy Zoeller 70-68-68-71. 278 Dan Pohl 69^7-7^69 27f Bob Gilder 74-69-70-66; Keith Fergus 71-71-69-68; Bruce Uetzke 70-70-71-68; Jack Nicklaus 71-68-71-69; Isao Aoki 75-68-66-70; Tom Kite 71-67-69-72; Greg Norman 73-67-68-71. 281 Tommy Valentine 73-70-71-66; Jerry Pate 71- 68-70-71; Andy North 68-69-70-73; Vance Heafner
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      Lopsided wins for top seeds in first round
      531 31  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By ALL the top seeds m the Pakistan International Airlines Closed boys' under-19 event swept into the second round, two of them without lifting their rackets, at the Kallang Complex yesterday. No. 1 seed Anthony Tan who looks almost certain
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      Briton to play for the Republic
      232 31  -  JOE DOR AI By CLIVE FLETCHER, a Briton, is one of nine under-15 footballers m Singapore's second team for the Lion City under-16 competition at the National Stadium from Aug. 31Sept. 12. Another Briton, Mark Cummings, was m the initial squad, but he dropped
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      Noor helps SAFSA to title
      205 31 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association won two more gold medals to finish overall champions m the Singapore Rifle Association Open championships at Mount Vernon yesterday, reports PETER SIOW. They topped the table with five gold, four silver and one bronze medals to beat SRA (3-3-5)
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      Forces beat SCC by 58 runs
      108 31 ARMED FORCES beat Singapore Cricket Club First XI by 58 runs m a Singapore Cricket Association senior league match at Tanglin yesterday. Scores: SAFSA 174 (R.Oliveiro 65, F Martens 54. R.da SUva 4-33. A.Taylor 3-17); SCC 116 (R.da Silva 30. J.C.Cooke 3-22). At the
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      Trouncing
      20 31 CEYLON Sports Club trounced Polytechnic 6-0 m a Singapore Hockey Association Division One League match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      Today's Events
      71 31 BOWLING Spore International Open championship (Jackie's System 460 Plaza 10 am). BOXING National cham pionship (Gay World Stadium, HOCKEY SHA League Div. 1: SCC v SIA (Padang. 5.10). SHOOTING Pesta Sukan championship (Rifle Range Rd. 9). SOCCER PARC intra tournament: Technical Training v SSRTC, MED v Technical Training
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      Singapore lead in trap event
      298 31  -  PETER SIOW National Day gaiety spills over to shooters By THE gaiety of National Day spilled over at Rifle Range Road yesterday when Singapore A waltzed away to a comfortable lead m the team trap event of the Pesta Sukan shooting international. Singapore totalled 266
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      Lock icon SDA strike golds in Pesta Sukan tourney
      351 31  -  R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE Darts Association, true to their aim, swept both the individual and team titles of the inaugural Pesta Sukan international darts tournament at Sea View Hotel yesterday. In the individual event final an all Singapore affair SDA Bs Joey Ho
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      68 31 LA LINEA (Spain), Mon. Scottish internationals Arthur Graham and Derek Parlane were sent off as their English club, Leeds United, were beaten 3-0 by Spain's Real Madrid m the final of a soccer tournament m this southern town last night. Graham was ordered off m the 40th
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      'Ambassadress' Luyong charges to the top
      371 31  - Ambassadress' Luyong charges to the top WILFRED YEO By AS if to herald the arrival of her compatriots, Luyong Kunarksorn, Thailand's bowling "ambassadress", yesterday charged to the top of the women's Open Masters' qualifying list m the Singapore International championships at Jackie's System 460. The widely- travelled Luyong, the 1978
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      Lock icon Wellham makes claim for Test berth
      343 31 CHELMSFORD (England), Mon. Dirk Wefiham, 22, who had played only six first-class matches before the Australian cricketers started their current England tour, continued to press for a Test place when he batted against Essex yesterday. Wellham s unbeaten 37 on the second day of
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      Holes in pockets danger for shuttlers
      247 31  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By SINGAPORE'S Thomas Cup badminton training squad may soon find that their four-day match practices at the Singapore Badminton Hall could well burn a hole m their pockets if they are not careful. The 13-man team, who started their workouts yesterday, are
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      Loving his sport ...and it's for 'real'
      279 31 Top marksman Mattarelli has one good advice THE pigeon perched uncomfortably atop the tree, sensing danger. A spdUecond later, It took flight. But not soon enough, almost instantaneously, the sound of a gunshot pierced the air and the bird spiralled uncontrollably towards earth.
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    Lock icon Japan defence agency wants bigger arms budget
    442 32 TOKYO, Monday THE Japanese Defence Agency today outlined a plan which could push annual increases m military spending into double digits and raise it above 1 per cent of Gross National Product. Officials said the agency would ask the government to include the
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    Lock icon SHARON MEETS DEMOS...
    69 32 ISRAEL'S new Defence Minister Ariel Sharon being confronted by angry demonstrators In Klryat Shmona m Israel on Sunday during a getacqnainted tour of villages and towns along the Lebanese border. They carried placards saying: "Give Security To Onr Children" and asked for greater protection against PLO attacks
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    Lock icon More sent to death row
    72 32 WASHINGTON, Mon. More people were on death row m the US at the end of last year than at any time since records were first kept m 1930, the Justice Department said yesterday. The Bureau of Justice Statistics bulletin reported that on Dec 31, 1980,
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATHS
    128 32 MAOAM KON KCK NEO, 85. passed away peacefully on 10/8/81 leaving behind son Eddie John Wee Hock Chye. daughter Maggie, daughter-in-law Mary Wee and grandchildren Angle. Kelvin. Sellna and Claudlne to mourn her loss. Cortege leaves 180-D. Block 14. Marine Terrace 12/8/81 at ».00am for Mt. Vernon
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    Lock icon Two more Israeli diplomatic missions bombed
    223 32 VIENNA, Mon. ISRAEL'S diplomatic offices m Vienna and Athens were bombed today, the third and fourth assaults on Israeli overseas targets since Saturday. Two bombs were thrown at the Israeli Embassy In Vienna, Injuring a 75-year-old woman and damaging an adjoining house. The bombs
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    Lock icon New site for climbers
    72 32 BEIJING, Mon The world's second highest peak, 8,611 m Mount Qoeir, better known as K2, is to be opened to foreign climbers from the unconquered Chinese side next year, Xinhua news agency said today. K2, which was first conquered from the south side by an Italian
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    Lock icon Dow Jones
    31 32 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 2.47 to 940.07 m the first half -hour of trading m the New York stock exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon Exposure hazards
    68 32 ATLANTA, Mon. A study of factory workers at Marblebead, Massachussets, shows that some who were exposed to the chemical DMAPN suffered bladder and sexual problems more than two years after exposure. Federal health officials said on Sunday. The centres for disease control said Harvard researchers first studied a
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    Lock icon Sadat hits at Saudi peace proposals
    479 32 WASHINGTON, Monday EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat yesterday criticised Saudi Arabia's Middle East peace proposals as lacking any new elements and failing to contain a commitment to share Egypt's burdens of peace. President Sadat, who has had talks with President Ronald Reagan during his five-day
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    Lock icon 'U.S. CAN USE EGYPTIAN BASE'
    159 32 CAIRO, Mon. EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat has unofficially given the United States permission to use Ras-Banias military base on the Red Sea, Mayo newspaper reported today. Mr Sadat, m a letter to US President Ronald Reagan, said the arrangement would be only temporary and its
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    Lock icon Jail riot over cup final
    60 32 BARCELONA, Mon. Prisoners at a jail here demonstrated last night and early today when they feared they might not be able to watch a TV replay of the European Cup final between Real Madrid and Manchester United, it was learned nday. They began screaming and
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        The singers say...
        236 1 The singers say "NOW if I get a line wrong, I know how to cover it up," said Pei Ung. Being the youngest child m the family, Pei Ling, or Lam Foong Chay which is her real name, is m no hurry to find a job. She learned music and
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        MANDARIN BY RADIO
        670 1 li^:=:=:-:=:iBy THIS programme can be heard over SBC's English Service tonight at 7.45 and on Sunday at 9 a.m. Lesson 85 of this series will be repeated on Thursday at p.m. over the FM Stereo Service. Lesson 99: The Mid-Autumn festival VOCABULARY: 1 'I 1 f-M'i znong
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        144 1 Lanaan Ai zhu bie ren ■■nvflnvnVnvaJ This essay wUl be broadcast today at 11.M a.m. w l no on^ m^ ke and on Friday at ».15 p.m. over SBC's Chinese other People, out als0 service. v ourselves, happy. Hffite Wm\h ffl J'JS'JA; U-*#^tt tit *j*T 55*^i«WS M®APfi«a@(qTng pen)
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        383 1 Kj^fl wM w JLobLLOoooooo I 9HAVE A MAGNUM OF sexy TOM SELLECK, America's BZZZ&yZuHIfI I latest TV hero! Tom has brain AND brawn, yet he insists I he's no "macho hero." Find out who's the real TOM I I •Hollywood's top stars constantly struggle to stay m shape I and
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        101 1 Pacific inspiration What to thriUlngly jet-set, derived from tbe South Seas and yet easily adaptable to onr own life-style? What Is the latest news In Paris, and how old must yon be before you're a grown-ap? Find out more on Controsprood Pag os 8 and 9 Young and special The
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      Choosing your child's school
      122 2 CHOOSING A Secondary School A Guide To Parents (Ch 5, 8.41 p.m.): A Ministry of Education guide to choosing a secondary school for the 43,000 primary six pupils who will be going to secondary schools next year. The programme is repeated m Mandarin on Ch 8
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      PICK of the DAY
      535 2 C SBC 5 THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, S p.m.): More trouble for yet another wedding that of Peggy to Jack Curtis. Jack suddenly voices his preference for a small, unpretentious ceremony. He also reveals that Stuart is unimpressed by his financial position and
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        18 2 i^ip^H A MITSUBISHI REPHOOUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE PURITY J^^ Read a good book recently? Times Bookshops
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        379 2 EXHIBITIONS Sptaktoar Of A Golden Ere: Display of oil paintings by European artists portraying landscapes and still life. Gallery 10-12, Mezzanine Floor, Hyatt Regency. Singapore's History Of Land Transport: On the land transport of Singapore from the early times to the present. Nat Museum Young People's Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30
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        1119 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Young 7-30 News "d Weather Forecast And The Restless Mala 3.25 Sunday Selections (r) 7M j» Pefson: Feih Kartinah Da4.10 Jackson's Chameleon: Locomotive n And Prey Capture 8 40 Choo$in A Secondary School A 425 Diary Of Events 9
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        Our young speak
        1491 3 We worry about how the mass media can influence the young. But how do they themselves feel? What books do they like to read; what movies to watch? What do they say about bad or good influences? Here, they speak for themselves. RICHARD LIM and CAROLINE NGUI
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        A film critic's film
        532 3  -  PATRICK SHEN American Playboy (Gigolo m a cage) Jade cinema; Reviewed by FILM critics should make pretty good films, or so one might suppose. But being able to spot what's already there is quite a different matter from and a whole lot easier than actually having
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        336 4 GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS from only ~Z^7 OFFER EXTENDED DUE £l Wr^m TO POPULAR DEM AND THIS IS NOT A MISPRINT i How is this possible? price list Diamond Ring Pendant Stud Earrings Size 14K Gold 14K Gold 14K Gold Our organisation, established m Bangkok m 1960, is the largest gem-cutting
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        Something missing
        773 5  -  JOHN PRIESTLEY Something Special (pop concert) Aug7; Reviewed by SOMETHING Special was an appropriate title for this evening of music and song. Some individual items were special; others less successful. In the 10 years since its foundation, the Singapore Youth Choir has never attempted a full-scale "pop*' concert.
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        625 5 Spanish Trade Industrial Fair For Asean 1981 SPfIIN 31 SEPTEMBER 4-11,1981 JAKARTA FAIR GROUNDS-APHJ JAKARTA Tlw v&JB taAQ jh Bk Here's Your Chance To Do Business With Spanish Industries SPAIN 81 it the first industrial Exhibits m SPAIN 81 include: exhibition to be held m ASEAN. Agricultural equipment Building It
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        294 6 CAPITOL: Season ENDING SOON j I (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11»m, 1.45. 4, 6.30 A 9.15 I I Somewhere I Ihthedepttw I of Space... I AHorrtflc i^irJ I Nightn^re I *Z~F<!BrA4 is about to j »WQ»^+'W-jS9 become a r ♦V'l -^^B Reality. iake Jennifer ashlcy steveni _i LIDO: NOW SHOWING
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        30 6 MANDARIN EMPRESS KING'S TOA PAYOH OCEAN HAPPY PEOPLE'S NOW SHOWING NO FREE LIST MBOMBUbW^ WS MANOA«t7cao«scoPt Ootdan City: 1.45. 4. 7 a (30 G«U1»:1.15.3.M. 7»»X Li«w On Lee Ah Kkk^
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        216 6 I ryKI HEWLETT I I mL'fiM PACKARD I presents ELECTRONIC 1 MEASUREMENTS IN THE 80 f S I DATE: 12, 13 and 14 August 1981 I EXHIBITION TIME: I 1 0 a.m. to 6 p.m.—l 2 and 13 August 1981 1 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.— l 4 August 1981
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        363 6 F3 OHCHARO TOWERS *****56' Qj (y NOW SHOWWOI Q 11AM, 1 Jb, 4Jt, tM a ft.laM> Q 3 WnBIIIIIIB B 0 »30m t U Ml MM* MMH M tJ r i PJBM BUI BP BBffV IBBB) Bl v> i fCU. Dm «ud -lw* l^«TH[ ;gHBTOWO gOWE MTMDMK IMCCqi Q TOMY:
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        331 6 #ua6 auB of sMutras comuu. iy\ nSOCMTRM F« OUUVmU.I MNOMML CNUMKN j CHARITY RLMPKMOE 1 HMJOf assooatoi f« edocatwku.it 9momm. auon fwb UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR EDUCATION DR. TAT ENB SOON ODEON: TOMORROW at 9.15pm j THE »-YEAR BATTLE THAT BECAME I i ONE
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        566 6 < I > vjj^/ ORGANISATION (J 11th ACTION DAY! 1J0,4.00.«30»t15pm I aWWWIiW^ Mnni lii m I' V I** AI YAI VAT DAY! C II CATMAY I I1I 1 11«"«,1J8.4.«j8,5.1»pin i< I QALA; LAS rt DAYS! I I1I 1 1 30, 7J« ».Hbw C I1 1 Coth Bookingt/No Fra* Lnt I
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      New Subaru minicar going on US roads?
      914 7 BY 1985, and maybe before, a Subaru minicar could be on the road m the United States a two-seater that weighs no more than 607 kg. "I see a 50,000-car market m the US for that kind of vehicle," asserted Harvey Lamm, president
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        201 7 \YtT f c ABDEC It's a healthy way of caring for children Building a solid foundation is necessary more active and use up a lot of energy m for the healthy growth of your children. their day to day living. You can continue Thai means extra, care and proper nutrl-
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        Lock icon How fashion dictates tastes in food and clothes
        810 8 FASHION shapes our tastes m food almost as surely as it does m dress, and m much the same way. In both, interestingly enough, France has been the leader; and the concept of a formalised, conscious attempt at originality and ultimate artistry
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        More than skin deep
        133 8 SKIN care, experts say, is far more important than cosmetics. It stands to reason, after all, that it's far better to have a decent complexion than a dressingtable full of the latest and trendiest colours. Not, mind you, that daily skin care can cure any major
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        Lock icon Paris collections: Opulent luxury
        813 8 4 There wasn't too much concern with practicality. If the bouffant skirts with their layers of petticoats can't fit into a compact car, it is understood that their wearers travel by limousine. If the jewelled dresses require a lady's maid and a bodyguard, it is assumed
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        Food fair to mark annual festival
        207 9  -  N.G. KUTTY By ACCORDING to mythology, King Mahabali of Kerala was ousted by an incarnation; and once a year, on Thiru Onam, he visits his people. This year, the Malayalee community m Singapore will celebrate their annual harvest festival, Thiru Onam, with a difference.
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        626 9 It's the end of a wonderful day of sand and sea; the last thing you want to do is dash home for a quick shower. You prefer lazing on the beach, watching the sun go down; and all you want is to slip a cover over your swimsuit. Use
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        THUSDAY COLUMN You're only as old as...
        581 9  -  QAYNA AWEGE By OUCH another birthday! I rush to the mirror to see if I look any older. Was that new white hair and wrinkle really there yesterday? All this fuss and consternation over another year no, no, it isn't my birthday it's
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        159 9 Morethan just sweetness. 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 when
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      Destination Australia
      265 10 The now famous Sydney Opera House that opened m 1973 may well be one of the most talked about buildings m the world. Below: Families dig for gold on Sovereign Hill THE distinguished British author, James Cameron, wrote "One doesn't come to Australia by chance. When one arrives
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      67 10 When discovered by explorers m the 17th Century, Australia was dismissed as the most barren spot upon the globe. Today, the "improbable area for use by modern man" pulses with change, growth and enthusiasm, its cities Sydney and Melbourne ranking with the major cities of the world. GORDON N. CONVERSE
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      Who's who among the Chinese
      577 10  -  JONATHAN MIRSKY By WHO is the president of China's Beekeeping Society? Or the chairman of China's Esperanto League? Or the honorary president of the society for the study of the Tang Dynasty poet Dv Fu? Wolfgang Bartke knows, and tells m his monumental Who's Who
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      'Western' grape growers challenged
      530 11  -  MICHAEL ZEKULICH By According to statistics, WA's share of the exports has slipped from about 34 m PERTH SWAN Valley grape growers face a challenge on the valuable Southeast Asian market for table grapes. Increasing competition from other suppliers particularly the eastern states of Australia will
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        166 11 EXPANDABLE POLYSTYRENE PRODUCTS OUR FACTORY is situated at Tanpng Peniuru Road, Singapore. SPECIALIST m manufacturing of: SUPERMARKETS I PROVISION STORES: Trays of various sizes manufactured for fish, meat, vegetables, fruits, preserved food, LUNCH HAMBURGER BOXES for Restaurants ft Fast Food Centres as well as for Hawkers. They look exquisite, presentable,
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        481 11 Both arc tough and durable because both have Arcoroc tableware comes m beautifully been tempered. The tempering process puts glass, co-ordinated sets From dinner plates, salad bowls, like steel, through high temperatures then suddenly serving dishes, cups and saucers to stem glasses. In an cools it. It is this sudden
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      1285 12 A Beechcraft executive plane flew for about six hours spiralling 2,000 km before it crashed with two dead but experienced pilots m it. That tragic journey happened m September 1979, mystifying aviation experts. A French accident report suggests reasons for this trip of horror. MARK LAYTON has more
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        448 12 TWO FOR ONE BONUS Trade Opportunities m two related industries atone visit South— t As* 2nd limrmihwl ton* t Mh *4 IwfrwaHwwl Exhibition of Printing ft Orphic Am Exhibition of MMktay and 5-9 OCTOBER 1981 World Trade Centre, Singapore 22,000 trade visitors from 32 countries benefited from their visit to
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        527 13 the nio\te..swv I EB COMMUNICATIONS a subsidiary of A/S ELEKTRISK BUREAU, Norway is an established company developing and manufacturing communication equipment m Singapore m addition to marketing the group's products m ASEAN. Our major customers are the Telecoms Authorities m ASEAN and operators of private networks. The products are Microwave
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        672 13 A reputable ond established International Compony requires:A Top Flight Personal Assistant To The Managing Director (Salary $15,000 p.a. negotiable) Quolrftcotiom Experience:A. A good educational background with at least credits m English ond other relevant Commercial subjects. B. The minimum desired shorthand and typing speed for o Top Flight Secretary. C-
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        596 13 A wall established manufacturing company invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions:— PRODUCTION ENGINEER Candidates should be qualified and must have at least 5 years relevant experience as Production Engineer m a manufacturing company. PRODUCTION PLANNING CONTROL ASSISTANT Possess GCE 'A' level. Relevant manufacturing experience. MECHANICAL FITTERS
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        638 13 SALES PERSONNEL (Male/Female) Tan Chong Industrial Machinery (Pte) Ltd, a member of the Tan Chong group of companies, distributes Nissan Diesel trucks, forklifts, cranes and other equipment The company is looking for highly achievement-orientated personnel to jo'n their fastexpanding sales force m Singapore and Brunei. The Sales Force will be
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        426 14 I Hyatt I*4 Kuantan I We are the leading Beach Resort on the East Coast and are offering career opportunities m the following positions: I* KITCHEN Chef de Partie minimum of 4 years experience required First Cook* Second Cooks Bakers Kitchen Helpers ll* F Cr B SERVICE Steward-in-Charge (Floor Steward)
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        903 14 HEWLETT PACKARD, an internationally renowned innovative designer and I manufacturer of measuring, analytical and computation equipment, is I looking for more career professionals to join its Singapore Sales Office. I* i ORDER PROCESSING fj SUPERVISOR i You would possess a recognised Degree and have relevant I 1 experience In a
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