The Straits Times, 13 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1581 35 CENTS M.C(P) No. 101/1/81
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    PACKAGE DEAL TO NUS STAFF
    837 1  -  KOH YAN POH Committee's report under study RECOMMENDATIONS ON ALLOWANCES FOR NUS TEACHING STAFF: P. 11 By A BIGGER and better package of monetary and intangible goodies are m the offing for the teaching staff and administrators at the National University of Singapore. This is
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    Lock icon Flights still delayed
    424 1 LONDON, Wed. Thousands of Trans- Atlantic travellers still faced long delays and cancellations despite an end to the boycott by Canadian air controllers at the crucial Newfoundland Control Centre, airline spokesmen said today. The Canadian controllers resumed directing Trans- Atlantic flights through the Gander Control Centre m
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    Lock icon The Bike Brigade
    268 1 MORE people are cycling to work these days or, at least part of the way. Workers living m remote areas or In housing etetes where there Is as yet no public transport to the main road have a practical way of solving their transport problems. They cycle
    LIM SENG TIONG  -  268 words
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    Europe's crisis of youth unemployment
    140 1 ALL over Europe, some four million youths swell the ranks of the unemployed, posing serious social and economic problems. The pent-up frustrations of these idle young people find expression m demonstrations and riots or they could simply end up m listless resignation. Zena, 20, turned
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    HDB urged to keep separate accounts
    346 1 Why most people can afford HDB flats: Pag* 8 THE Housing and Development Board which has expanded m size and scope over the years should keep separate accounts for its various activities so as not to distort the costing of housing development. This call,
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    Lock icon 16 killed
    27 1 MANILA, Wed Sixteen Muslim separatists and an army tcooper were killed m a gun battle m the southern Philippines, the defence ministry said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Gas find on Natunas?
    65 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The American oil firm, Exxon, has discovered potential gas resources on the Natuna Islands group m the South China Sea with reserves estimated around 11,300 billion cv m, the Indonesian news magazine Tempo reported today. Gas officials say if the estimate is correct the
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    Impose levy to finance small claims court
    526 1  -  IRENE NGOO urges Case By THE government was urged yesterday to impose a consumer protection levy to help finance a small claims court and activities of the Consumers Association of Singapore. The levy, which would be "quite negligible," would be slapped on certain
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    Lock icon LATEST PRINTERS TO STRIKE
    42 1 WARSAW, Wed. Solidarity leaden tonight •rdered a strike for next Wednesday and Thnrsday In printing >imw and print distribution centres throughout Poland uleaa the g«vernment stopped what Solidarity called a propacaada eaninaign agalBst It. AFP. SEE PAGE 7
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    Asean's line: Choice without coercion
    522 1  -  NANCY CHNG By SINGAPORE yesterday reiterated that it was not Asean's intention to impose Pol Pot or the Democratic Kampuchea Government on the Kampuchean people. That is the reason why Asean stressed the question of United Nations-supervised elections so that the Kampucheans can select their
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      129 1 WHITCBEALTY War y n L w\ 50 pages today In Summary Page 2 EGYPT TO GET SPY PLANES FROM U.S. Pag* 3 Around the world Pages 3, 4, 5, 7 Back Page We're doing fine, say NS teachers Page 13 Causeway Page 15 COMICS Ifi EDITORIAL it LETTERS 17 CLASSIFIEDS
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      HOME
      593 2 New parking coupons NEW park-anywhere coupons are expected to replace the ones sold by the Housing Board and Urban Redevelopment Authority. There is also one for whole-day parking. The coupons, expected next month, will be available m 40-cent, 80-cent, $1.20, $1.60 and $8 denominations. The $1.20 coupon will be
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      479 2 Trouble-shooters JAPAN and two Western trading partners have worked out a system to nip major economic disputes m the bud, says a Reagan administration official. The United States and the European Common Market have agreed with Japan to let their trade representatives act as trouble-shooters m areas
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      SECTION 2
      430 2 Good poetry effort THE Poetry Recital presented by SBC (Chinese Programme Section) is a good effort to start something new and inspiring on the local cultural scene, says XU JIN in a review. The presenters accompanied the poetry with choreographed movements done to music and sound effects the
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      COMMENT
      148 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: GREATER support for the Consumers' Association of Singapore and the setting ■p of a small claims court would farther the cause of consumerism in Singapore. Bat Mr Ivan Baptist's proposal that they be financed by a consumer protection levy is wrong and totally unacceptable. o
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      SPORTS
      372 2 Jenny obliges SOMEONE shouted to Jenny Lim to give it all she had as she lined up for the national schools 200 m breast-stroke. Before the end of the race, it was obvious that she had it all sewed up. She broke the record of Dora Cheok by 6.9
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      162 2 $30 m FOR THE SDF'S THIRD SCHEME THE Skills Development Fund (SDF) has allocated $30 million for its third scheme, the Development Consultancy Scheme, which will provide financial aid to local companies to hire consultants to study ways of upgrading their operations. The SDF will provide up to
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      BACKGROUND
      82 2 AFFORDABLE HDB FLATS WHEN the HDB raised the prices of its flats by about 38 per cent m June, many Singaporeans were alarmed. It was feared that this steep increase m price would put HDB housing out of the reach of many people. Using two families as illustrations, The
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      239 2 Musa shuts down two govt agencies FIVE state-run subsidiaries in Johore have no justification for their existence, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam who has ordered two to close down. One has six months to produce results and two more have been told to readjust their
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Burning fury of Iranian protestors
      90 3 IRANIAN stodentB burning pictures of the Ayatollah Khomelny outside the window of the raptured Iranian Erobmssy In Oslo, Sweden. The 1C students, who held embassy staff hostage for seven hours on Tuesday, were taken to the Swedish border and expelled early yesterday after their surrender
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      Lock icon Seven die in militia clashes
      115 3 BEIRUT, Wed. Local militias clashed in bloody street battles in southern U'banese vwlages today, killing seven people, while a 19-day cease-fire between Israel and Palestinian guerillas held, Beirut Radio said. The radio said the clashes between two local militias. the pro-Iran "Amal" and the pro-Moscow
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      Lock icon Drive to make Beijing green
      57 3 HONGKONG, Wed. Beijing authorities have planted 200,000 trees m a city-wide campaign to beautify the Chinese capital. A spokesman for the Bureau of Parks and Woods told Xinhua news agency today that trees and shrubs had been planted m over 90 per cent of the
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 14 Viets defect
        64 3 A GROUP OF Vietnamese defectors have surrendered to Thai authorities m the ThaiKampuchea n border province of Burirum, the Thai news agency reported m Bangkok yesterday. A Thai patrol found 14 unarmed Vietnamese soldiers m the jungle of the northeastern province, the agency said. It said the
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        Lock icon Rare revelation
        81 3 THE SOVIET news agency Tass yesterday gave a rare insight into the strength of antigovernment forces m Afghanistan, reporting that a unit of 700 guerillas had attacked a single border post. The report said the post, on the frontier with Pakistan, had been defended by only 43 regulars
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        Lock icon Fuel for debate
        74 3 OPEC MINISTERS will meet m an emergency session m Geneva on Wednesday m a new bid to end a bitter internal wrangle between Saudi Arabia, seeking to impose moderation, and price hardliners m the oilexporter group. Western oil company executives say they think a deal might be
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        Lock icon '14 to hang in B'desh'
        72 3 A MILITARY COURT has sentenced 14 army officers to be hanged for the assassination of President Ziaur Rahman, a reliable government source said m Dacca yesterday. The source said the court decision late last month condemned the 14, sentenced 13 others to jail terms, and
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        Lock icon Call for world policy
        76 3 INDIAN PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi yesterday called for a world energy policy and expressed the hope that the current United Nations conference m Nairobi would take the first steps towards achieving that aim. "We fully realise no miracles are possible but at least if we take
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        Lock icon Talks after budget
        64 3 AUSTRALIAN UNIONS, under pressure for pay restraint, will hold talks with the government after next week's budget, Australian Council of Trade Unions president Cliff Dolan said m Canberra yesterday. A series of meetings yesterday between the government, trade unions and employer groups on the breakdown of Australia's
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      Lock icon Clergyman shot dead in Iran
      366 3 TEHERAN, Wed A CLERGYMAN, who was a candidate for Iran's Parliament, was assassinated before his two children and father on the eve of the expected evacuation of the second group of French citizens, Teheran Radio said today. The clergyman's bodyguard also died of wounds. The
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      Lock icon Lebanon to accept Libyan missile offer
      264 3 BEIRUT, Wed. Lebanon will have to accept a Libyan offer of Sovietmade anti-aircraft missiles to prevent overflights by Israeli planes, Lebanese Premier Chefik Wazzan said today. Mr Wazzan said his country will not wait any longer for joint Arab action to protect Lebanon and
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      Lock icon 'KGB men shot top Palestinian'
      258 3 LONDON, Wed. Soviet KGB secret police gunned dawn top Palestinian leader Abou Daoud m Warsaw last week because he was planning to betray their secrets to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the mass circulation Dally Express reported today. The KGB acted on a tip-off from
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      Lock icon Accord to nip trade rows in the bud
      328 3 WASHINGTON, Wad. JAPAN, the United States and the European Common Market have worked out a trilateral early-warning arrangement to tackle trade and investment issues before they erupt into major disputes and possible economic wars, a highranking Reagan Administration official said yesterday. Leaders
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      Lock icon 'EGYPT TO GET HAWKEYE PLANES FROM U.S.'
      236 3 CAIRO, Wed. Egypt has reached an agreement with the United States to obtain between four and eight Hawkeye earlywarning surveillance planes, the semi-official newspaper Al-Ahram reported today. Earlier reports had put the number of Hawkeyes signed on as two. AlAhram said the deal
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        Lock icon Machine gives up
        71 4 VIDEO GAME ace Lonnie Cancienne, 19, was too good for his machine. Mr Cancienne, of Westwego, Louisiana, trying to break a record on the Atari asteroid machine, was going strong on Saturday when the machine overheated. The record, 50 hours and 25,930,690 points, was set by Mr
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        Lock icon China's leaning tower
        65 4 THE Leaning Tower of Pisa m Italy is not the only manmade landmark m the world that has an inclination to bend over backwards for Mother Nature. Tucked away m the Chinese province of Suzhou. there is another leaning tower called the Tiger Pagoda, which stands about
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        Lock icon Sewer fall boy survives
        56 4 AN 11 -MONTH-OLD baby boy miraculously survived a night m New Delhi's sewage system after he fell into an manhole on Monday evening. Pappu was out for a stroll with his grandfather. While the grandfather was talking to some of his friends, the child crawled away
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      Lock icon FINES AGAINST STRIKERS CUT
      277 4 JUDGE REFUSES TO EXTEND INJUNCTION WASHINGTON, Wod DECLARING the Reagan Administration "cannot have it both ways," a Federal judge yesterday reduced fines against the striking but already sacked air traffic controllers and refused to extend an injunction against them. Major US airlines agreed to a government
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      Lock icon Ex-air traffic controller awarded $1.7 million for harassment
      186 4 ST LOUIS, Wed. A FORMER air traffic controller who alleged that other controllers deliberately put two planes on a collision course to harass him, has been awarded US$Bl5,OOO (SJI.7 million) m damages by a Federal judge. Judge Roy Harper said the conduct
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      Lock icon Dublin tells IRA: Your cruelty Is a disgrace
      177 4 DUBLIN, Wed. ActIng Irish Foreign Minister John Kelly yesterday urged the Irish RepnMleaa Army to call off Its i^wpa&pi of rfelence aad "halt the wicked eraelUes that have shamed aad disgraced the name of Ireland aad Its flag." Mr Kelly told a
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      Lock icon A sizzling double twist to set a new record
      73 4 A FLAMING Mike Dochterman making a double somersault on Sunday when he broke the world's fire-diving record by plunging 18 metres into a pool of water at the Wisconsin state fair m West Allk. "I came around In the twist and
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      Lock icon Third World accuses US of bad faith
      335 4 GENEVA, Wednesday REPRESENTATIVES of Third World nations have accused the United States of displaying a "cavalier attitude" towards eight years of negotiations on a treaty to regulate the use of the oceans, and said they were unwilling to reopen negotiations on issues already
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      Lock icon Army arrests priest
      67 4 MANILA, Wed. The Philippine army has arrested a Roman Catholic priest last Monday on charges of communist subversion m southern Luzon, military authorities said today. Father Pepito Bernardo whose Parish church m Baler Town, Quezon Province, 730 km north-east of Manila was reportedly being used as a
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      Lock icon INFRA-RED CAMERAS USED IN HUNT FOR MISSING 5
      223 4 VANCOUVER (British Columbia), vVed. One of three murdr-red children was buried and police turned to aerial infrared cameras and tracking dogs in the search 'or another five missing children. "For eight abductions, there may be eight people responsible as well as a
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      Lock icon Lisbon PM to stay on until crisis is over
      140 4 LISBpN, Wed. Mr Francisco Balsemao will continue as Prime Minister of the Portuguese coalition government until a solution can be found for the present crisis. Mr Balsemao said this yesterday after a meeting with President Antonio Ramalho Eanes, during which he
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      Lock icon TWO-WHEELERS ARE TOPS WITH FRENCH
      111 4 TWO- WHEELERS ARE TOPS WITH FRENCH PARIS, Wed. The French, astonishingly enough, are better equipped with bicycles than the Chinese, as there Is one bicycle for every three inhabitants In Prance against one for every four m Chin*. A boom last year, daring which 2.1 million bicycles were sold m
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      $350,000 drug seized
      53 4 HONGKONG, Wed. Narcotics agent* have arrested a man and seized U*****,000 (*****.000) worth of heroin base hidden m cans that resist detection by X-ray The suspect, 35, is believed to be a member of a local syndicate specialising m smuggling drugs from Bangkok. His name was withheld
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      Lock icon Neutron bomb will block arms talks, Russia warns US
      441 5 THREE generations of nuclear weapons are lined up on display cotside the Pantex nielear weapons assembly plant near Amarillo, Texas la this 1918 file picture. The Pantex plant has ceme Into thr news again with the recent announcement by an Energy
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      Lock icon Hundreds protest at American embassies
      152 5 ATHENS, Wed. Several hundred leftwing demonstrators marched to the American embassy yesterday (•hunting anti-American slogans to protest against the Reagan Administration's decision to manufacture and Stockpile neutron warheads. The demostrators chanted "Americans, killers of the people," gave embassy officials a resolution condemning construction of the
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      Lock icon BOY DELIVERS AUNT'S BABY IN CAR
      116 5 VALLEJO (California), Wed. a 14-year-old boy delivered his aunt's baby m a car speeding to the hospital at 112 km/h. Robie Bell, gave his visiting grandmother directions to the hospital, about 30 minutes away. In the back seat, he delivered 4 kg Kimberly Wright,
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      Lock icon Tax on each extra child
      55 5 BEIJING, Wed. Parents who have more than two children m Shanghai, China's largest city, must pay onetenth of their salaries for each additional child, a Shanghai newspaper said. The payments for the third and each subsequent child must continue until the children are 16, the
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      Iran seeks oil buyers
      41 5 LONDON, Wed. Iran is casting around for customers tc buy its oil. The Iranian Zamezco International Petroleum Company today inserted an advertisement in the London Financial Times calling for "purchase of any quantity of oil from Iran."
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      Lock icon Runaway radar balloon shot down
      142 5 CUDJOE KEY (Florida), Wed. The United States Air Force shot down a runaway military balloon carrying US$3.5 million (S$f million) worth of radar equipment yesterday after it was located over the Gulf of Mexico, officials said. The experimental 54metre balloon, nicknamed "Airman Fat Albert," was
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      Lock icon CANADIAN POSTMEN RESUME MAIL DELIVERY
      166 5 OTTAWA, Wed. Mail delivery resumed yesterday after a six-week strike by postal workers, but the post office still refused to accept mail from abroad because of a backlog. A Federal postal service spokesman said the embargo on foreign mail declared at the beginning of the
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      Lock icon Soviets want treaty to keep space free of weapons
      338 5 MOSCOW, Wed. n THE Soviet Union has called for an international treaty banning the deployment of all weapons m space, m a move apparently linked to fears over the United States space shuttle. The proposal was made by Soviet Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon Device that predicts earthquakes
      109 5 ATHENS, Wed. Three Greek scientists said today they had made a device which could predict earthquakes up to seven hours before they happen. They told a press conference the device recorded electric pulses generated by earth movements before a tremor. Demonstrating the device, Dr Constantine Nomikos
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      Lock icon MISPRINT GIVES DEPOSITOR THE FEEL OF $20 m
      162 5 NEW YORK, Wed. For a minute, after Mr Harold Norris, 45, saw the I SJ9.J million (S$» million) balance printed in his savings pairabotk, he had a vUn. "Harold Norris multi-millionaire I like the sound of it/' he said. Mr Norris, a
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      328 5 Florence. Its time has come. Florence. A city that has inspired Watches with or without dates, m a choice innovative genius for centuries. A city '"'•''^Jt>lSih|k stainless steel or golcl P lated The new o{ style, where even today the highest H Florence collection by Rado. standards of fashion are
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      Lock icon Children invade parliament to protest rugby tour
      315 7 WELLINGTON, Wed. A group of school children, screaming "Amandla", meaning freedom in Africa, tonight invaded the public gallery of New Zealand s Parliament to protest against the South African rugby tour of the country. Security guards forcibly removed the children, aged between nine
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      Lock icon Bolivian govt sworn in
      54 7 LA PAZ, Wed. A new Bolivian Cabinet was sworn-in last night by the three-man Junta now ruling the country. The junta comprising the commanders-in-chief of the army, navy and air force took power last week after a military uprising forced the resignation of Gen Luis Garcia
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      Lock icon Four killed in train crash
      79 7 AT LEAST four people were killed and 23 others injured when this passenger train, packed with picnickers returning from a day at the sea, slammed head-on into a freight train (extreme right) in Beverly, Massachusetts, on Tuesday. The car of the commuter train was left
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      Lock icon CHINA AND INDIA TO HOLD TALKS
      135 7 NEW DELHI, Wed. China and India will hold talks m November this year to settle the border issue and search for ways to improve relations between them, it was reported here today. The Indian Express newspaper said both governments have started preparing background papers
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      Lock icon Govt accused of shirking responsibility
      333 7 SOLIDARITY'S TWO RESOLUTIONS WARSAW, Wed SOLIDARITY leaders, meeting m closed session for a third day today, approved two resolutions accusing the government of trying to shirk responsibility for Poland's worsening economic problems. The resolutions were approved just 10 hours after a special session of the
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      Lock icon Kania seeks talks with primate
      68 7 WARSAW, Wed. Polish communist leader Stanislaw Kania was reported today to have asked for a meeting with Archbishop Jozef Glemp, the Catholic primate, indicating that the church may be asked to mediate between the government and the unions. A spokesman for the central committee said
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      EIGHT ROYAL LAOTIANS FLEE TO THAILAND
      121 7 BANGKOK. Wed. Eight Laotians claiming to be members of the former Royal Family fled to Thailand across the Mekong river herder In a flshlng beat yesterday, Thai police said today. They were led by Prince Then Patnark, 57, who said he was the grandxon
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      Malik calls for better Asean food reserve plan
      115 7 JAKARTA, Wed. VieePresident Adam Malik, speaking at the opening of the Asean Agriculture Minister's conference, said today the Asean food security reserve programme should be improved. The ministers will discuss the Asean food reserve and issues relating to animal quarantine, irrigation and
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      Lock icon Search for 87
      37 7 MANILA, Wed. The Philippine navy has launched a search and rescue operation (or 87 missing crew members of a fishing boat which sank off south-western Philippines late last week, press reports said today. AFP.
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      HDB flats are within the reach of most
      1528 8  -  ABDULLAH TARMUGI By 4 If we consider two income-earners per household as the norm in Singapore, then many families with two workers earning below $490 each can afford at least a three-room new generation flat at the new prices even if each
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      SAVING FOR THE DOWN-PAYMENT ON THAT FLAT
      500 8 SO YOU want to buy an HDB flat bat •re not certain whether yon can afford the 2* per rent down-payment. It you 4* not have any savings at all and are not Inclined to borrow from yonr Meads or relatives, yon can
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      WHAT YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR A FLAT
      732 9 1970 3-ROOM IMPROVED Floor Area: 62m 2 Building Cost: $7,622 Selling Price: $7,500 You needed to pay a 20% down payment of $1,500 You needed a loan of $6,000 Your monthly instalment through CPF was $44.50 To afford the monthly instalment,
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    Woman charged with bad cheques frauds
    186 10 A WOMAN was charged 1b cowt yesterday on three cauls «f cheating a stockhrokng firm and a person of a total of $11MM.M with dlsho■oTed cheques. Chew Nam Hwee, 34, is accused of inducing Madam Mok Sehut Fung of Ong and Company Pte Ltd
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    New parking coupons may be introduced next month
    451 10 Jointly issued by HDB, URA THE government is expected to introduce a new set of parking coupons, including one for whole-day parking, from next month. Jointly issued by the Housing Board and the Urban Redevelopment Authority, they can be used at all
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    That 'eating grass' remark: Prof explains
    447 10 HERBS are vegetable matter; so is grass. Thus, taking herbs is about the same as taking grass. This is the innocuous, unemotional logic underlying the clarification made by Professor Wong Hock Boon, chairman of the Health Ministry's Drug Advisory Committee. He was explaining what
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    Assn introduces code of ethics for physicians
    319 10 THE Singapore Chinese Physicians' Association has incorporated a code of ethics in its amended constitution. The amendments, which have been approved by the Registrar of Societies, include a rule that members must strictly abide by all the regulations contained in the Medicines \ct.
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      372 10 WE DON'T PRETEND TO BE ANYTHING MORE THAN WHAT WE ARE. r~W~ ~M A NATURAL HEALTH SUPPLEMENT, f POLLEN-B. Pollen-B from England doesn't add anything to the natural contents of real bee-collected pollen. BeJr, cause pollen provides the supplement for healthy living. 16 Vitamins. 16 Minerals. 18 Ammo Acids and
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    Pay gap with private sector as wide as 470 pc
    514 11 SALARIES of the teaching staff at the National University of Singapore are comparable with those m foreign universities. But against the private sector, the gap can stretch as wide as, for medicine, 470 per cent or more (see lower top
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    Taxi theft carpenter loses appeal
    188 11 A CARPENTER, who robbed a cabby of his taxi, yesterday failed m his appeal against conviction and sentence of 20 months' jail and eight strokes of the cane. Lee Giak Nguan, 25, committed the offence with three others with whom he had earlier been drinking
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    Conditional discharge
    104 11 A FORMER oil tanker driver was given 12-month conditional discharge yesterday for punching a bus driver and a conductor after an argument. Sim Eng Huat, 29, now a businessman, originally accused of causing grievous hurt to bus driver Lim Chew Hock, 27, admitted to an amended charge of
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    Varsity has already effected some changes
    337 11 THE National University of Singapore has Implemented several recommendations in the Report on the Study of University Salaries and Conditions of Service released yesterday. ONE, that staff be allowed to keep consultation fees up to M per cent of their annual gross salary, instead
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    Armed forces annual display
    111 11 THE Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Annual Display will be held from Sept 10 to 13 at the West Coast Park. Sept 11 has been set aside as a day for school children. Admission will be by invitation on the first day and by tickets at $1
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    Drunk driver left a trail
    71 11 A DRUNKEN driver who abandoned his car and went home after colliding with a taxi, soon had police knocking on his door, a magistrate heard yesterday. The passport and address businessman Koh Yea Kua. 53, left in his abandoned car led police to him. Koh
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    NUS pay scales acceptable but perks need a boost
    1092 11  -  KOH YAN POH By WHILE the basic salaries of the National University of Singapore's teaching staff are adequate, their [>erks and benefits cave a lot to be desired. This view is inherent m the comprehensive list of recommendations drawn up by
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    'Urban trails' for S'poreans to stroll into the past
    870 12 THE Singapore Institute of Planners has mapped out what it calls "urban trails" along which Singaporeans can literally take a walk into the past. The trails will give glimpses of Singapore's social, economic and political past, seen through the unique architectural
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    "List buildings worthy of preservation'
    337 12 A LIST of buildings worthy of preservation, other than these already gazetted as national monuments, should be published as part of Singapore's heritage and trust. This saggeatlon comes from architect, Dr E.J. Seow, former head of the sehool of arehltectare In the the I Diversity
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    Devan: When bosses have to be cruel...
    419 12 Devan: When bosses have to be cruel THE secret to becoming a better team player is in realising that elders, bosses and captains sometimes have to be cruel in order to be kind. And speaking from personal experience was Mr C. V. Devaa Nalr, NTUC president and MP for Anson
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    Island picnic
    23 12 THE Delta Youth Group will hold a picnic on Sisters Island on Aug 23. Those interested can call *****30 for details
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    New officials
    36 12 MR G.S. SENAN has been elected president of the Singapore Institute of Surveyors. Other officials include Mr Wan Fook Kong (vice president), Mrs Theresa Poh (Hon. Secretary) and Mr Chan Hiap Kong (Hon. Treasurer).
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    CJ: Public must be protected
    158 12 A MAN, ordered by a district court to undergo eight years' preventive detention and receive a total of 16 strokes of the cane for two robbery offences, had his appeal dismissed by Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin m the High Court yesterday. DPP Loke Yoon
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    Witness: Sgt punished men twice that day
    229 13 A NATIONAL serviceman told the High Court yesterday, his platoon sergeant who was shot in the throat in 1979, had punished his men twice that day for disobeying orders and (or marching improperly. Mr Ng Khoon Ho. a canteen operator, said Sgi Tan
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    5 years and cane for man who sold heroin
    139 13 LABOURER Asngahari bin Abu Bakar, 21, was sentenced to five years' jail and ordered to be given five strokes of the cane yesterday for selling a straw of heroin to an assistant narcotics officer. He pleaded guilty to selling the drug
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    Charged with avoiding NS
    49 13 GOH ENG TONG was charged yesterday m a magistrate's court with avoiding national service by remaining m Malaysia from Aug 13, l?fl to Dec 31, 1979, without an exit permit. The case will be mentioned again on Aug 26. Goh was released on $3,000 bail.
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    NS teachers take to their task with gusto
    492 13  -  RAYMOND MOSES By SEVERAL national servicemen now working as relief teachers in primary schools say they are doing their best to measure up to the task. After six weeks of teaching English, mathematics, physical education, health education, spelling and dictation, music and
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    Long Service awards
    833 13 WE publish today more names from among those who received the Long Service Medal in this year's National Day awards: Mr Joseph Ignatius Horatio Delilkan, deputy superintendent of police, Criminal Investigation Department Mr Paranjothi Dharmaraj, education officer/Scale 8, Commonwealth Secondary School; Mr Doraisamy Krishnansamy, substation inspector, Electricity
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    Worker dies in furnace blast
    136 13 ONE w»rker died tram Injuries what tanutee ot m engineering w*rks m Gal Circle, Jaraag, rxpladrd yesterday aftorMM. Another w«rker suffered mln»r barns. B*th were melting steel at the Swaamef Engineering Pte Ltd when the accident happened at •boat 3 p.m. Mr Tm Ah Jee,
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    $9,000 books for library
    56 13 THE Australian Government yesterday presented $9,780 worth of Australian books to the National Library. Presenting the 490 volumes was Australian High Commissioner Ken- neth McDonald, who said the gift underlines the good relations between Australia and Singapore. National Library board chairman Dr Lav Wai Har accepted
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    Picking best
    38 13 THE Kampong Kapor community centre will hold a cooking competition on Aug 30. The competition will be divided into three groups tim sum, family cooking and a special group for men. For further information call *****86.
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    ROY TO MONITOR RADIOPHONE TAXI CALLS
    271 13  -  EDMUND TEO By Transport Reporter TROUBLE'S in store for taxi drivers who jam their radiophones or use them to fix up drinking sessions with their friends... In a move to stop abuse of such facilities by cabbies, the Registry of Vehicles has installed a
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Harun's case to get 'careful' attention
      217 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam today said he would give "very careful" consideration to former Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Haji Harun Idris if he applied for an exemption of the Societies Act ruling to enable him to hold the post
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      Lock icon Security at prisons stepped up
      119 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prisons Department, in the wake of two recent jail breaks, has come up with new directives to shore up the security of prisons throughout the country. Prisoners attempting to escape now face the risk of being shot at. Wardens have been
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      Lock icon Musa orders two firms to wind up, others to shape up
      748 15 61 WOULD like to stress to officials that I am not interested in beautiful charts or rehearsed briefings... I will come prepared with questions and I will ask on failures rather than sue- A cesses. Da tuk Musa. JOHORE
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      Lock icon Medical meet
      39 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Delegates from Japan, Australia Europe and North America will attend the three-day Second Asean Congress of Anaesthesiologists here next month. Organising committee chairman Urn Say Wan said today SO papers will be presented. AFP.
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      Lock icon GOVT WANTS TO HELP AGENCIES — MUSA
      191 15 GOVT WANTS TO HELP AGENCIES MUSA JOHORE BARU, Wed. Datok Mnsa HItom said today that the government's strategy in the examination of development projects will be based on the Malay maxim of "Kalau seat jalan, nallk ke pangkal Jalan," (If von lose your way, go back to the point of
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      Lock icon Pet dog saves woman
      81 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A pet dog went to its mistress' aid when she was attacked by a monkey yesterday proving that a dog is also woman's best friend. The 40-year-old woman, who declined to be named, suffered hand injuries when she fought off the monkey who
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Sri Gading nominee
        79 15 JOHORE'S Sri Gading Umno division has nominated its head, Mr Mustapha Mohamad, as the candidate for the Sri Gading parliamentary constituency. The division met m a special meeting on July 11 and decided unanimously to nominate Mr Mustapha m place of Tun Hussein Onn who relinquished his
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        Lock icon Help for squatters
        59 15 TWENTY-EIGHT families lost their squatter houses when fire swept them up m smoke on Monday, but within 14 hours, they were offered new places to stay m. City Hall, which made this offer on Tuesday, also said the 28 families from Kampung Riverside do not have to
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        Lock icon Rubber study plan
        62 15 MALAYSIA is planning to invite scientists from around the world to study the possibility of using rubber to cushion buildings against earthquakes, a Malaysian scientist announced on Tuesday. Mr B.C. Sekhar of the Malaysian Rubber Research Institute said American scientists have already conducted initial research into the
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        Lock icon Langkawi hovercraft?
        44 15 HOVERCRAFT service may be introduced between Kuala Perils and Pulau Langkawi to overcome the transportation problem faced by people travelling between the mainland and the island. Kedah government sources said hovercraft manufacturers nave approached the state government to sell their products. NST.
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        Lock icon Oil reserves up
        60 15 MALAYSIA'S recoverable oil reserves now stand at 2,500 million barrels, up from the earlier estimated 1,800 million barrels. Mrs Bebe Choi, head of research at the state oil company Petronas, said today these reserves were the 22nd largest m the world, with Malaysia ranking just below India
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      Lock icon FISHERMEN ROBBED
      57 15 KANGAR, Wed. Five pirates, armed with pistols and a shotgun, robbed some fishermen of their three boats m the sea off Langkawi early today. A police spokesman m Langkawi said the pirates pounced on the fishermen at about 4.30 a.m. Malaysian police have sought the aid of their
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      163 15 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp I'll woe Itwo o'cu3ck AhK? we£ I I I^mSh* 1 I fl i loH.sropa^/ifJG.'iF ROU-iiJG PIM HERE IK) JUST SETTIH© MOAE JL -illl ?■> I I CCOVO FIMD KAV OSESH6 CATCMES I*E ILL FIX HM TTm>K>l POLLH4G PIM I*X>'P CO*MMG MC*AE LATE
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1981
    • Article
      UNACCEPTABLE
      389 16 THINGS have come to a pretty pass when, at a time of inflation and rising costs, we hear a proposal for what is m effect a new form of taxation which will drive prices even higher and which we can very well do without. What is most disturbing is
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      NO QUICK KNOCKS
      379 16 THE line between preservation and urban redevelopment has been and always will remain a fine one m a country of limited size like Singapore. That line must, however, be drawn with the national interest at heart. It must take precedence m any decision regarding land use. But
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    Europe wakes up to problem of jobless youth
    1905 16  -  JONATHAN KANDELL PART two of the three-part series on some of the major problems facing the West European labour movement examines the widening social and economic difficulties caused by the inability of West European youths to find jobs. By m Paris Writing
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    Lock icon Nipping it in the bud
    754 16 THE editor has imported a Japanese newspaper columnist. Apparently I am not cost-efficient. The editor has not said it m so many words, but the calligraphy is on the wall. Suddenly there is ominous talk about getting rid of outmoded old word guzzlers who consume
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  • FORUM
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      Regular X-rays help control TB
      502 17 Sata scheme has reduced tuberculosis incidence I REFER to the letter by Dr Chau Sik Ting, MP for Thomson, "Annual Chest X-rays Are Not Necessary (ST, Aug 1). Dr Chau questions the necessity ana validity of continuing with our annual X-ray examination, because "tuberculosis is
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      Jeanne has a little rabbit, its skin is...
      8 17
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      Changi Airport officers who refused to help
      370 17 ON July 8, I hurried to Changi Airport to catch a friend bound for London. I arrived a good two hours before the departure. Unfortunately for me, my friend had checked m very much earlier than expected. As I wanted this friend to
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        Taught to use libraries
        143 17 WE would like to thank "Self-Centred" (ST. July 28) for suggesting ways of developing pupils' knowledge of how to fully utilise the library. All schools m Singapore have either class libraries, central libraries or both. The most common classification system usd by school libraries and our
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        ...and encouraged to use two-faced scales
        102 17 PLEASE refer to Mr Tan Kirn Kwong's letter (ST, July 15). We wish to inform him that we always encourage the retailers to put their weighing scales m such a position, whereby both the retailers and the customers can read the weights registered. The
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        Sorry for inconvenience
        42 17 WE refer to the letter from "Exasperated" (ST, June 27). We have since been m contact with the writer and have made arrangements to resolve his problem. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. EDDIE KOH Public Relations Officer, Telecoms
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      Tactless manner of a polyclinic nurse
      243 17 I WISH to inform you of a very discourteous act which 1 encountered when I visited the family planning section of the Bedok Polyclinic. I wanted to have a pap smear test, but the nurse on duty said that it was not possible as
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      How to cut waiting time
      203 17 ON Aug 3 at 11.30 a.m.,1 went to the POSB head office m Middle Road to make a withdrawal. A long queue had already formed. Despite the fact that it was peak period, three of the counters were closed, and they were either unmanned or
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      One queue idea
      96 17 WHERE there are a number of counters at any public place, it is better to have only one queue, with a single dispersal point from which the person at the head of the queue can go to any of the counters which is free. Thus, the principle
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      Hard to change from white collar jobs
      175 17 Hard to change f rom white collar jobs WHITE-COLLAR workers are often said to have soft jobs. Bat a change for them is difficult. Take for Instance my case. Having taken up a clerical Job, I was not able to enrol In the then Vocational Institute. I was told my
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    • ON BUS DRIVERS
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        Avoiding some bus stops
        172 17 BEING a frequent bus traveller (I'm probably SBS-bound for life), I have observed that there are tactics that drivers use if they do not intend to stop at a bus-stop (for whatever reason). Some drivers simply drive past the stop at a fairly high speed, and
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        ...and some passengers
        102 17 WHAT happens when two or more buses arrive at the bus stop at the same time? More often than not, the driver of the first approaching bus is the only one who can get a good view of the waiting comAs for the other bus drivers only
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        Rough riders
        143 17 On July 17, I was lucky to board service 103 at about 7.30 a.m. The driver helped the passengers to have some quick morning exercise by stopping the ous about 10 to 20 metres before or after the bus-stop. This forced the passengers to run quickly to catch
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        Reckless driving
        120 17 SOMEONE ought to put the brakes on the reckless, errant driving of an SBS bus driver I chanced to experience (Service 14, July 16, 6.35 p.m.). My 12-minute ride from Orchard Road to Katong was filled with the excitement similar to participating m a grand prix race. And
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        Not using bays
        58 17 ONE of the measures to prevent accidents on the road is to compel all bus drivers to enter bus bays, to allow commuters to alight or board. Currently, those bus stops without slabs of concrete dividers encourage drivers to freely stop along the lane, resulting m unnecessarily
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        Pedestrian bridge for Bt Merah
        131 17 WILL the appropriate authorities quickly look into the possibility of either constructing a pedestrian overhead bridge from the Bukit Merah Interchange to the town centre complex, or construct one to link up the interchange with the multi-storey car park, before innocent lives are wasted. Anyone
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        Traffic lights for safe crossing
        80 17 PEDESTRIANS crossing the busy road junctions at Tanglin Road, Alexandra Road/Tiong Bahru Road are daily gambling their lives. There are four zebra crossings at the four slip roads, but there are no pedestrian traffic lights to guide the pedestrians m crossing the major road. Crossing
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      317 17 Pictured: The Rolex Submariner. A vailabte m 18ct gold or stainless steel utth matching bracelet The watch that lasts a lifetime takes a year to make It takes Rolex craftsmen a year to make each Rolex. They start with a solid block of 18ct. gold or surgical stainless steel and
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    ADVICE ON VISAS FOR MECCA VISITS
    145 18 VISA applications by Muslims for this years pilgrimage to Mecca must be made in person or through the Muslim Religious Council to the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Nassim Road. Applicants must submit a bank draft for 374 Saudi Riyal (SJ235) drawn in
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    Variety show
    26 18 THE Toa Payoh constituency will hold a National Day dinner and variety show at the Toa Payoh community centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    On-job stint before NTI awards degree
    576 18  -  MAY HO Institute to employ liaison officer By A FULL-TIME industry liaison officer will be employed by the N a n y a n g Technological Institute (NTI) to help secure on-the-job training opportunities for its students. As part of the institute's aim to
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    TRADE DISPUTES BILL
    27 18 THE Minister for Communications and Labour, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will introduce the Trade Disputes (Amendment) Bill m Parliament when the House sits tomorrow.
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    'Currency' key chain tags seized in raids
    147 18 IN ISLAND-WIDE raids yesterday, police seised hundreds of key chain tags with photograph* of the various denominations of Hagapore earreaey. The tags, made in Taiwan, had been selling la provision shops and shopping centres at about $3 per set of five "■•tea". The
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    VPOs need 'O' level certificate
    386 18  -  EVELYN NG By Social Services Correspondent THE paper chase has caught up with voluntary services. Those applying to the Department of Probation ana Aftercare Service as volunteer probation officers must nave at least a GCE 'O' level certificate or its equivalent. They must also be
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    50 refugees arrive
    77 18 SOME 50 Vietnamese, including 15 children, arrived yesterday aboard a crude oil tanker which rescued them from the South China two weeks ago. It is believed the refugees spent seven days at sea m their 15 metre fishing boat before being rescued. The is the second time
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    CJ: Police should not keep I-card
    203 18 A JOBLESS man, serving three years' Jail for two robbery offences, told the High Court yesterday he took to crime because of unemployment "forced upon him. Chng Yeoh Hock, 24, said he could not get a job because he could not produce his identity
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    Misadventure verdict
    75 18 THE coroner's court on Tuesday recorded a misadventure verdict on Ho Yiok Khoo. 26, who drowned m the sea off East Coast Parkway on the morning of May 1. The court heard that Ho, who had gone to the beach on the night of April 30 with some
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  • Public Accounts Committee Report
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      Know-how on computer security vital
      172 18 GOVERNMENT departments and statutory bodies which have embarked on ambitious computerisation plans should ensure that there is sufficient understanding of computer security. In its report released yesterday, the Public Accounts Committee welcomed the setting up of a National Computer Board and said early attention should
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      Seven minor fires in government buildings
      173 18 ON fires m government buildings, the Public Accounts Committee noted that m the period under review (April 1 1979 to March 31 1980), there were seven minor fires m government buildings four m schools causing losses of more than $100,000. "For the safety of
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      62-year-old hanged himself
      57 18 SDCTY-two-year-old Cheng Choo Sia was found hanged m his flat m Marine Terrace on March 2 when his wife and younger daughter returned from the funeral of his eldest daughter. Miss Cheng Sai Keck told a coroner's inquiry yesterday her father was suffering from a heart problem
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      Orchestra needs more musicians
      143 18 THE Singapore Youth Orchestra is looking for more musicians to (ill its vac» ncies. At a press conference at the Ministry of Education yesterday, Mr Tan Kim Swee, the manager of the orchesTra, said it is looking for those who can play the viola, cello, double
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      Inspector posed as client at Still Road brothel
      158 18 A SPECIAL Constabulary inspector posed as a client at a Still Road house where he was introduced to a prostitute, u district court heard yesterday. SC Insp Johnny Chng, who went there with an anti-flce party, identified himself after the girl had
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  • TIMESBUSSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Guthrie takeover
        75 19 MERCHANT Bank N.M. Rothschild has announced that with the approvals of relevant authorities obtained, Multi-Purpose Holdings Bhd is now ready to make an offer for the 27 per cent shares of Guthrie Bhd that it does not yet own. The offer is for 8,968,500 shares at $4,175 a
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        Premium query
        66 19 THE KLSE has queried Premium Holdings regarding the latter's proposed acquisition of Kawana Properties. The company is required to give the expected dates of commencement and completion of the proposed complex on land owned by Kawana and the profits to be derived from the project. Premium has also
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        New hotel
        54 19 A LEADING Sabah investment company, Permodalan Bumiputra Sabah Berhad, will build a 672room hotel costing $143 million (Borneo's biggest) at Tanjung Upat on the waterfront m Kota Kinabalu. A 25-acre site of rocky hills overlooking the harbour is being blasted to make way for the project, expected to
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        FEFC rates
        69 19 THE Far East Freight Conference has announced the currency adjustment factor (CAF) for Malaysia and Singapore has been reduced from 13.5 per cent to 9 per cent, effective Aug 16. The CAF has thus been reduced by 13.5 per cent since the beginning of this year. FEFC also
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        Taiping question
        62 19 TAIPING Textiles Bhd has been asked to confirm whether the acquisitions of eight property companies announced earlier fall within the ambit of Listing Requirements on "very substantial acquisitions or reverse takeover." At the same time, the company has clarified that the shares of Selaju are registered m the
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        Ulu Benut shares
        25 19 ULU Benut Consolidated Industries (M) Bhd has requested a temporary suspension of trading of its shares, from yesterday morning, pending an announcement.
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        ICB rates
        64 19 THE Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd has announced changes m its lending and deposit rates effective today. The prime lending rate will be lowered by half a percentage point to 13.5 per cent. The new savings rate is 11..5 per cent, one month fixed deposits (for a minimum
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        64 19 HONGKONG, Wed. Gold crept up to U*****.50 (SsBB6) an ounce at the closing today of the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange, rising from the day's opening price of U*****.30, traders said. Gold fluctuated little during the trading with the noon closing at US$4OB, but the day's prices
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        72 19 TAIPEH, Wed. Taiwan's central bank today devalued the new Taiwan (NT) dollar by 4.86 per cent against the US dollar with immediate effect. The new exchange rate will be 38 NT dollars to one US dollar (552.17) against the previous 36.24 to one, the bank said. The
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        Lock icon Three lose $95 m
        71 19 SEOUL, Wed. South Korea's three car makers suffered combined losses amounting to 30 billion won (about 5595.5 million) during the first half of this year as domestic sales continued to be sluggish against a backdrop of economic stagnation, industrial sources said today. Altogether 60,580 passenger cars,
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      No abnormal ops says Malaysia Mining
      509 19 MALAYSIA Miningt Corporation (MMC) officials said that the corporation's operations on the London metal market have not been "out of the ordinary" in recer t weeks. They were commenting on reports circulating in London that Marc Rich, an investment and broking firm which acts
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      Smaller portion to housing loans this year
      216 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG By THE share of housing loans out of total credit extended by finance companies has dropped this year, according to latest government statistics. Housing loans accounted for 26.1 per cent of total loans of finance companies (amounting to $2.92 billion)
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      Skills fund sets aside $30m for consultancy scheme
      610 19  -  CONRAD RAJ ANOTHER WEAPON TO RAISE PRODUCTIVITY By THE Skills Development Fund (SDF) has set aside $30 million for another weapon m its arsenal to lift productivity m Singapore. The fund yesterday launched its third scheme, the Development Consultancy Scheme, which will
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      Lock icon UOB gains strategic foothold in US banking circuit
      458 19  -  LEE YEW MENG By UNITED Overseas Bank (UOB) has taken a giant step forward with its acquisition of an American bank a move which will assure it a foothold in the lucrative North American market. In an announcement, UOB said it has
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      NEARLY $36m PAID OUT BY SDF TO EMPLOYERS
      289 19 SINCE the Skills Development Fund was launched in June 1979 as part of the National Wages Council's guidelines for the year, more than $140 million have been collected. And as of July 8 this year, nearly $36 million have been committed to
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      MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
      218 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices extended overnight falls. eluliK lower selling pressure la fairly active trading despite a higher Hongkong market. Ualted Oveneaa Baak feU a cents to despite higher Interim results aad a boniu lame while Praser aad Neave, Gen ting, Haw Par, Magnum, S!me Darby, Straits Trading, Hong
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      Another day of price falls
      258 19 broker lui rate by several major banks overnight also helped sentiment, although fears of a rise In local Interest rates persist, they added. The half-day's combined turnover volume was valued at $337.M million. SYDNEY: The stoek market scored Its fifth successive rise as Improved gold
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        Falls
        68 19 1 Cement M C I Leon* Fin tothmana Ihangrl-La Supreme Corpn > V E m w >ublic B«nk i Ray* A Flour iyn Re«in» A Credit 'almco Hldgi lacki lot V P I Icma 950 1380 840 860 720 464 1010 805 675 645 260 476 394 256 245
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        Rises
        12 19 V I Lcong Credit tea 1310 1350 555 150 110 15
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        22 19 M U Ind Promet UOB Magnum S'pore Land Total turnover: 6.00m Total value: $10. 27m 989,000 797,000 754,000 493.000 439,000
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        33 19 Auk H Aug 12 BT Indicator: *****5 *****7 Industrials: 776.81 764.45 Finance: 1753.87 1744.56 Hotels: 1121.45 1110.11 Properties: 834.53 824.13 Minings: 379.81 379.71 Plantations: 956.66 955.14 OCBC: 750.25 738.84 SESInd: 723.69 710.53
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      67 19 Bmutead Bhd c*c OCM C«M Stonir DuUpUd Eh* FAN Geatlags -4 -8 -15 •20 •10 Galaaeu (iothrir Bhd Haw P»r Hum* FE laeaeapr Bhd MTC Metal Bax -12 -2 -9 NBT N«t Iron PMC Prrlls Plant Prlma Rttlim»M -6 -5 -80 -10 15 -3 -40 SembShlp
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    Singapore closing prices
    2242 20 SECTION ONF INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr". 1MI Laal Dlv Hi(h Low Company Sale or- Net P/E Vol Day COOO) High Low 494 300 Acma 300 -22 14.5 Alcom 300 10.0 350 130 Allied Choc 200 -IS 4.0N 312 181 B A T 220 455 420 330 Bata 382-220
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    Treasury Bill tender
    38 20 THE MONETARY Authority of Singapore (MAS), invites banks and discount houses to tender for a total of $140 million 91-day Treasury Bills. Tenders close on August 14. Each tender must not be less than $250,000.
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    Shares continue their decline
    611 20 SHARE prices condnurd to slide yesterday at the Singapore stock marktt despite some morning support In selected counters. At noon, the Sti»lts Times Industrial Index bad last 4.81 palate. At the close, It was 12.SC prints lower to 1*4.45. There was more activity yesterday than on
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    KL closes in unison
    444 20 SENTIMENT remained dampened as sellers again came out m fore. but some late support pi evented a further slide m pi ices at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices-closed easier after Tuesday's heavier selling but losses were l>ss severe. Overall, losses lei gains by 118
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      Hongkong
      255 20 HONG-KONG: The local dollar s rise against the US currency helped push the Hang Seng index up 23.21 to 1668.15 points yesterday, dealers said. A reduction m US broker loan rate by several major banks overnight also helped sentiment, although fears of a rise m local interest rates persist,
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      Sydney
      322 20 SYDNEY: The stock market scored its fifth successive rise yesterday, as improved gold prices helped broaden Tuesday's oil-fuelled rally, dealers said. Heavy overseas buying helped take the oil index 25.8 points higher to 838, a rise of 45.8 points m two days, as traders continued to buy into a
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      1929 20 BIO and offer phc«s officially listed and >»■«<»»«■ in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDMfTWALM Ut*m (344B) (3) 3.42 (2) 3.56 (1) 3.54(1) 3.52 (3) 3.46(13) 3.50
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      386 21 TOKYO: The stock market's Dow Jones average lost 46.75 to 7938.89 points yesterday, on profit-taking with many investors worried about high prices and possible tighter margin trading curbs, oealers said. Allnomoto -V.i s_ +t M cnam MS +10 AaanlO-aa MS +1 Bank Tk Ml -1 Banni 4M unch jlMJgai
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      728 21 LONDON, Wed. Share prices advanced across the board today m follow-through to yesterday's gains, although turnover remained moderate, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up 10.2 points at 565.8. Industrial leaders gained up to lip as m ICI, Plessey, Guest Keen and Glaxo, while Grand Met
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      401 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Stocks closed higher m active trading, boosted by hopes that interest rates may start to decline. Analysts said investors, who had been skeptical that interest rates would soon ease, were heartened when several banks lowered their broker loans rates, Chemical Bank to 19 per cent
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      Amsterdam
      282 21 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mixed with KLM losing 3.10 guilders and UsUever turning early gains into a 0.80 loss Tn Dutch intemationals, dealers said. In banks, NMB and ABN lost 0.50 while Ami* gained 0.10. Insurances were higher with Essis up 2.50. Investment fund were mostly higher and
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      Zurich
      334 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices firmed on renewed demand for selected stocks, dealers said. Major gainers included Adia and Interfood m financials, most insurance shares, and active Nestle m the industrial sector. Chemicals remained quietly steady, as did most other industrials apart from Nestle bearer which was higher and Fischer
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      Bangkok
      10 21 BANGKOK. The stock market was closed yesterday Queen's birthday.
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      102 21 MANILA: The stock market closed mixed yesterday, as turnover rose to 3.8 million pesos from 2.1 million on Tuesday, dealers said. Pm ACOM Mining OM2 uncb AUu Con. A AUu Coo. B. MJt +t«t Ba«vito Odd 4036 unch Bcngurt con. b 61 unco BF Ooodricb 10.40 +0J cdcp xm
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1759 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    UNIT TRUSTS
    179 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Maaafen' prices The Commerce 3.25 3.42 The Savings Fund 189 1.98 Spore Prog Fund 1.46 1.53 S pore Sec. Fund 2.13 2.24xd Spore Invest Fund 111 1.16 Spore Equity Fund 139 1.46 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Maaagers' prkaa far Aag 11) Mai Invest Fund 310 3.28
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      TIN
      120 21 THE STRAITS tin price plunged 74 cents to M 533.00 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 27 tonnes to 239 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers falling £65 to £7,970 per tonne. LONDON: Tin turned easier m afternoon trading on
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      PALM OIL
      170 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The market closed firmer on short covering m fairly active trading yesterday, dealers said. In August, south was traded up to MJ92O per tonne while central gained $22.50 to $925 and north $10 to $925. In September central rose $7.50 to $890 while m October, south
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      COPPER
      29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £990.50 (£994.00); sellers £991.00 (£994.50); Three Month buyers £1021.00 (£1024.00); sellers £1021.50 (£1024.50). Market Use: Steady. Sates: 13.450.
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      Silver quotes
      35 21 Twss Maw New York B.SSB 8.608 9.05S B.BOS Zurich 8.708 8.458 8.90S 8.65S We 4 Tar. Singapore 8.958 8.558 9.05S 8.75S Cosing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Ba«ra: Cntftt Salaat B>an.
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      RUBBER
      643 21 PRICES m the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 229.75 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent on Tuesday's close for the position, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on trade buying and covering i Interest, they said. Afternoon prices
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      SSR and SMR
      83 21 us 18R20 ISR 50 HKU.H IMRCV IMRL IMR5 IMRGP IMRU) IMR» IMR90 Aipit ICintil Mlk) Buyer* Seller* lluxipattttt 198.00 200.00N .1 ton pejlet) 195 50 1V7.6ON September (Itonp^Wtl 288 50 Z70S0N HU«,pJWtl 260.50 262 SON (1-Ua |Mlkt) ***** 225.50N llto«|MlW<l UNO UNO (1 too pdbtl 216 50
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: Aug 12 Singapore: Sept: 229.75 cent* (up 0.25 cent) Malaysia: Sept: 253.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M 533.00 per kilo (down 74 cents) Official offering: 239 tonnes (up 27 tonnes)
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      135 21 CHINESE Prwiaee Exchange. fliaypwr, a*** etastas price, per IN kg yertorfey. Coconut Cwcswat ail: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fa
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      GOLD
      170 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,558 and closed at $28,532 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$4O7 50 408 50 and was traded lower to close at $406.75/407.75 at lunch time. It re-opened at $407.25/408.25 before closing at $406.50 407.50 Gold was
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    Money and exchanges
    294 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at C 1700 In quiet trading In the Singapore torn market yesterday. The direction of the movement of the US dollar was unclear With nn fresh factors affecting the US dollar market attention was focuawd on the Polish developments and the trend
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    NOMINAL RATES
    346 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Aug 12. US DoUara(Bpot; Offer Bid 7 days 18H 18. 1 month 17 9/16 17 7/18 2 months 18M 18 3 months 18* 18* 6 months 187/16 185/18 months 17 15/*****3/18 12 months 17*. 17H Sw-Fra, Das. (Middle Prices)
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    Discount
    48 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Aug 12: Overnight: t% to $'4% Call deposits: 3<S to t',% r_M_i Boyißi Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills 6^ 8H 3-month Bank bills 1115/16 1113/16 3 months CD 11'. im 6 months CD 12 ll\ Sa«nc: Nsdi—l D-ea— t Ca.
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    Money market
    31 21 Closing interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on Aug 12: Offer Bid Overnight IV* 1 1 month 10 10. 2 months 11.1 1 3 months 11.1 1 Overnight mode 3
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    Prime lending rates
    28 21 I THE avenge rate at which major Singapore I banks are carrently prepared to lend to their best I costc-ien Is 14.11 per cent. J
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      555 21 Applications art invited from citizens/permonent residents of Singapore and other ASEAN citizens for the following appointments:(a) Internal Auditor A recognised accountancy qualification or Honours degree m Business Administration or Commerce or its equivalent. Preference wiH be given to candidates with some working experience. The Internal Auditors wiH be required to
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      516 21 ICI Paints (Singapore) Private Urmtad. a member of the ICI Group ef Companies, invites applications for the post of SALES REPRESENTATIVE THE JOB: To promote sales of the Company's products. THE PERSON Must be self motivating with ability to seN a range of quality products to both apacifiars and consumers.
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      Standard Chartered approves $5.20 offer
      393 22 STANDARD Chartered Merchant Bank, advisers to minority shareholders of Town and City Properties, has approved the offer by Mr Hendra Rahardja and Mr Lim Tjoen Kong to purchase all minority shareholdings at $5.20 a stock unit In a statement yesterday. Standard Chartered said the offer
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      MALAYSIA'S OIL RESERVES MOW AT 2.5b BARRELS
      91 22 MALAYSIA'S recoverable oil reserves are now estimated at 2.5 billion barrels, up from 1.8 billion, Petronas head of research, Mrs Bebe Chooi, said yesterday. These reserves were the twenty-second largest m the world. Malaysia ranks just below India which has estimated reserves of
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      On The Move
      450 22 IBM SUiMpor* Pte Ltd ■m appeutM Mr Barry B. LeiuMa a* mwngiiig director. He replaces Mr John D. Tessier who has been assigned to IBM's head office m New York. Mr Lennon, a Bachelor of Commerce graduate from the University of Queensland, Australia, joined IBM as a
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      Keck Seng (M) announces 13 pc increase in profits
      501 22  -  CHAN OI CHEE By KECK Seng (M) Bhd has announced a 13 per cent improvement in its pretax operating profits to M55.23 million for the first half year ending June 30, 1980 as compared to the previous corresponding period last year.
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      French store may set up shop here
      314 22 SINGAPORE'S image as a shoppers' paradise will be enhanced if a French department store's plans to set up shop here materialises. It is understood that Le Printemps, which operates a chain of department stores in France, wants to set up a store in
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      Three banks' results
      80 22 OWING to typographical errors, the results of three banks (UOB, DBS and ICB) In yesterday's Times Business were inaccurate in parts. UOB's increase in pretax profits at parent level was 58 per cent, not 5 per cent. ICB's extraordinary profits from sale of fixed assets was $964,000
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      NEB and Mitsui sign M$5182.58 m boilers agreement
      298 22 THE National Electricity Board of Malaysia (NEB) has signed a M 5182.58 million agreement with Mitsui and Company involving the Port Klang power station project. Said to be the largest single contract for the project, it provides (or the manufacture, supply, erection
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      Lock icon Oil base price to go up?
      106 22 LAGOS, Wed. An attempt to raise Opec's base pric# from US$32 to US$34 (S*69 44 to S$73.78) a barrel will be considered when the oil-ex-porting group meets in an emergency session in Geneva next Wednesday, a Nigerian spokesman said. Mr Alex Nwokedi Apfo, public
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      Pegi (M) Bhd bids for rest of S Resins shares
      489 22 CHARTERED Merchant Bankers Malaysia Bhd (CMBM) has offered to acquire on behalf of Pegi (M) Bhd all the remaining 6,700,500 shares of Synthetic Resins (M) Bhd (SRM) other than those owned by Pegi. The acquisition by Pegi from Scientex and
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      1056 24 II I V Business Products, Services 4 *^X Opportunities a^w^ j*f^> 88 Employment Aganrf N— i cies/Ttmporsry Help jJSK^^^^^^ SHI LANKAN MANPOWER €c^-^ MALE AMD FEMALE WORKERS \*J N* AVAILABLE M ALL CATEGO- j! RIES. SRI LANKA OOVT. AP- CA.T.S. nSmle"^** 0 284-4422 TELEPHONE SS4SI TELEX »eM Classified chuJSSSLAdvertising company
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      1039 24 IIA I II Cmptoyment |f|^ v 9 SAN VO i (WANG) i INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD Our Company, an International i Making the world more I lea<l n manufacturer of domesP ro< llcW n> ing Its Production activities of A l.irtti m MMauta- mm^t tne S| ngapore Factory and wish
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      1057 24 II Emptoyment A A j k^^ 1 SECRETARIES Wa hava immadiata vacancy lor:- I Town FEMALE CLERK/ OFFICE BOYS TYPIST Salat.r a Above 17 years s^bjecS' ln at llst CALL: *****65 a Able to type al 3b -40w p .n a Some working experience m I fA^a«v^«BBaBBBB«BaBaBBBBBB similar capacity is
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      1086 25 II Employment fill j 46 Situation* Vacant ■BBKBiHaß>si f FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/ b) Secretarial i CLERK Clerical Required I i TOUR COMPANY c Fluent English speaking c No experience required requires 1 Ptease write to JUNIOR FIELD Tl^re?»ELTO Or> RECEPTIONISTS Si""* -^5. (FEMALE) Bin9«por«2a«2. Suitable candidates should '„-fr, ,-ir be willing
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      1795 25 ir-irn II Employment il^ RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL International Publishing Company Clerk required. Must have completed Sec 4 and be able to type requires on r rr tnc typewriter InterestTH^ARV OCHC-AL CLf-*. e^pje^^ujjm.^ ap-l^atton. Experience not necessary Abll- A*****. New Industrial Road, ity to speak Chinese an advan- Spore 1953 l:l
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      1007 25 ZM PART-TIME TYPIST REOUIRED i A well-known lnt^rnatlonftl or Must be an Indian Interested gamsation now TOln« throuKh a please Contact *****57 Rojen phase o rapld e pan l s oni REOUIRED 2 FEMALE Clerks vacancies for hard working and Knowledge of Mandarin and sett motivated male and female I
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      1200 25 II Entployntsnt lIIX 1 U T BJagienal Sol* Agants for 3 f*""*" 1"*1 *T? A nc f brands ol U.K. mad* industrial quwee immediately maintenance chmnscata and SALES EXECUTIVES range ol U.K. mad* spacia- with/ withoul anpenanca lia*d toots, requires We pay: a Basic salary. iv rvnrmru^rn Attractive commission 1)
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      1206 26 II Employment ijl^l 46 Situations Vacant c) Smies f^r\ajr HARDWARE COMPANY REOUBKS Salesman Must have experience fiwl Candldita. for th» to do indoor and outdoor sales posts of: Salary plus commission to the right person Please contact or FHbM taTfVHTat rail personally at: No 13 Jalan r STTa-fa Toa Payoh
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      1473 28 Inlai national Ckaaning Organisation WANTED M AROWORKWG. has vacancies lor ENGLISH SPEAKING MALE GENERAL HELPERS TRAINEE SUPERVISORS o.^ working condrHona. a) Must be willing to work Age between 1« -25 Irregular hours and get ceM personally «or mterview:hands dirty b) Minimum Sec. Two and have INOEL-OAVIS (S) PTE LTD completed
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      1620 29 111 Vehicles A Boats tirti If 7» JULY TOYOTA Corona 1600. excellent condition, road tax SENSATIONAL insurance Dec., conceal alrcon. iwnnu ty^SToWo n*o" rr p y hSn W e Us here the opportunity to get a *****00 Yap. car with 375 hp that does LATE 1979 TOYOTA Cresslda 2000 240
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      1695 29 111 Vehicles Boats M r^ SUZUKI 400 OS for sale. Selling at I 7 DATSUN 14 sealer, alrcon $3,200- ConUct Foo Tel *****53. passenger van. Oood condlUon. *****86 $13,730 Tel: *****49 H77 SUZUKI TSISS Price: $900. W COLT VAN One owner. beauTelephone *****05 tlful condition. 5t. 900. Tel: *****83 a—l
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      643 29 IV Accommodation A Properties Luxurious maisonnette apartments W and penthouses Ideally located at Holland Road and next to Maxima Holland Court Large landscaped Internal Garden, Closed Circuit T.V. cum Intercom System to all units. Extensive outdoor amenities Wading A swimming pools v •Trop«lg*rdw VSIT Top quatty fittings *T^*Vr^>» Good $acunty
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      1520 30 4 Properties £_m 'V Acconmiodatton _li ™*J I L.T.T.r*. I_l_______------jf\c^S^ The Condominium comprises: n2^J^s~r 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-stoiey 2-level maisonettes Located at Bukit A rang Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, about 7 km from the city. Extensive social and recreational facilities. Close to shopping centres,
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      1082 30 4 Properties jj^ IV Accommodation by excellent social and recreational amenities Luxurious fittings finishes Exclusive sophisticated homes at Orchard Road Only few units left Sound security system Fre©hokJ land Easy instalments avoid disappointment Enquiries Bookings. I RSI Far East Organisation Centre Ltd., I 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre. 545.
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      779 30 1 1 Properties Naaf Amarican/ Inlarnalienal School., wrtfi racraalional laetMttaa. a Ridoawood, 3 bedrooms, living/ dining Well equipped kitchen High floor Nantal: $3,000 a Pandan VaNay 3 bedrooms study Split living/ dining Bathrooms attached with servant's amenities Na- la turn, WORLDWIDE CONSTRUCTION REALTY PTE. LTD TEL: *****77 (S LINES) VENUS
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      913 31 IV Accommodation ft Propwittw .fla 1 Il^J mm^^^m^mmmmmmmm> •0 Accommodation v v*C«nt Ba*TJJaTj>Jßß»iiii. a|| nm rimt* ■V 5 minutes o to *.7.n..e^ml. n r"c l .n/T".n l.linl .Iin Club and Supermarkets Viewing 4to 615 pm $3,500 Ring *****97 PANDAN VALLEY. CHEM-AKA Court, 3 airron bedrooms, next to American School. Supermarket
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      1001 31 NEAR ORCHARO ROAO apartment I "> tioor, 3 bedrooms/ ser- j vanfs Freshly painted 2 air- I conds Fully furnished $2,500 1 Principals please call: *****53. PANDAN VALLEY. EUGENIA Court > penthouse, fully furnished. 4 a bedrooms with roof garden 2 $5,000 Available Immediately Call *****06/5/4 I Par«u" "°°rln fu"y
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      1423 31 llf m\ ■■■■■bsmi nslsillnßi torn ii— ißJallm aHH^ I iw Accommoaauon m rnMruis jLHU (IM LIM MANSION Furnished ■oom. aircond. attached bath 1650 Rooms m various districts Roltery. *****02/ *****04 lOOM AVAILABLE FOR foreign itudent m Thomson area Meal ind laundry provided Starshlne: 55M244 IPACtOUS ROOM. ALL facilities 'arrer Park
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      855 31 Wa m a^, .I ACCwBnsHOOsWIOII wTwKttmU&m bbbe^B ™**J DIST. 1* BUNGALOW M good resldentlal estate Land area: 8.300 sq ft., 4 bedrooms. 3 attached bathrooms. 2 patios, separate llving and dining room. bar. large modern kitchen^ servant's room and toilet Good condll on^ $1.2 T ?.i;-so^ Appraisal *****85 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL
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      688 31 DIST. 10 MT SINAI double-storey semi-detached with garden, Area: 3.500 sq ft Vacant possesS|On $630,000 Call: *****88 ext 799 Agent (24-hours). o|gT MBJ.CREBT ROAO 2-semi-detached. 3 bedrooms servant's room. 3620 sq ft prlce: Con^ct jimmy Yeo *****3 beautiful CORNER F^F^EE *">'«»'• WST. 1027, OFF HOLLAND Road 2SU3r*y semi-detached Area apJSSr^nrait?
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      1141 31 111 a. **Mu^^^^mn^mSfamm BWm^b^b^*M^^ I I Il""J PROPERTY GOING CHEAP IST CLASS LOCATION BALMORAL GREEN CONOOMMNM Unit 5A 2505 sq ft. 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, very large master bedroom, big living room and kitchen. Swimming pool and a^/ ca neT k24hrssecumy GRANOEFORO APARTMENT 1200 sq ft. 24th Floor 2 bedrooms
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      933 31 GREENACRES CONDOMINIUM. PHASE 2. type 82. 1.800 sq ft I bedrooms, excellent recreational faclllties. Freehold, completion end 81. Only $450,000 Wess lYMIily nu^lfl L^-i»\»Lt-- HAPPY AVENUE WALK-UP apartment. 3rd floor. 3 bedrooms. 2 r^nOTated*' temuUed "until"'rVUy ono Housewor.d HOLLAND ROAD VKMrTY 3-bed-roomed anartment Ahnve new roph^usTfrTeh'o.^bes"" Supermarket. Vacant possession $308,000
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      736 31 KINO'S MANSION OIST. IS Blk C. 2.750 sq ft facing sea. Completion ,nd 1982 $850,000 View Enterprise Pte Ltd *****54 linMM- TFBaArF doimt hi^-k WAHIPIfc ItFMACt nmi DIOCK, unobstrucu-d excellent view of Southern Island, rising sun. Best of fer secures. ***** **l! INe '^°^^J"°°^i S^c^a'now'ed^^ne^TfeJ Z*Z£m"™\!Z C MARYLAND PARK. DIST
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      572 32 J Wriiuiaill*! aVamtsul rru twllt wl11*" ■■Bsa^B^S=S=i^aMBBBBBBB BUSINESSMAN (INOONESiAN, with permanent residency wishes to purchase AN APARTMENTS/HOUSE many locality FleiiMa Bvdgal Ownara kindly caM: *****13 GENUINE EXPATRIATE BANKER wishes lo purchase either landed properties or luxury apartments Preferred vacant possession Immediate transaction. Principal owners, telephone *****13 LARGE CONSORTIUM WANT houses/
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      675 32 500 SOFT WAREHOUSING facllll""s available ln established mulll-slorey warehouse complex In River Valle) Road. $1.65 p.s.f Inclusive of security, maintenance eu? Pleav call Mr Wee. Tel jJ^^UE WAREHOUSE for rent. Covered area approxlmately 30.000 sjfl. Open space tth|, immedlat-iy Please call *****11 for Mrs Z.P Tan BELLIAN SECURiriES OFFER dist
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      670 32 A BRAND NEW office unit at I Golden Sultan Centre, approx 800 sq ft Selling $890 psf Fields: *****25/ *****56 *****10 DISTINCT 7. GOLDEN MLE Tower, high floor, carpeted, well partitioned with 3 rooms. S37 sq ft $780 p.s.f u.n.o. Rolf *****1 1. GOLDEN MILE TOWER facing Beach Road, outside
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      901 32 GROUNDFLOOR PREMISES SHOWI ROOM cum office. Maxwell Anson location. 2.600 sq ft with mezzanine floor Ideal for shipping/ insurance/travel/banking with clear glass frontage Rental SJ4 2O p.s.l (LSI tel: *****25/ *****29 WOH HUP COMPLEX 7th floor, facing sea area. 880 sq. ft. Wallpapered. Gypsum board, partitioning, full carpeted, centrally alrcond
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      1475 32 1 J ■iHBB^BB OWNER SELLING URGENTLY Ka M long Shopping Centre. 1st floor <r 170 sq.ft. $195.000 *****51/ 2 I HAKJQ PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL 2nd LVHUO floor. 218 sq ft. Tenanted. Selling foroffices/shops STS^S^tSIL. yn \q Complex. 351 sq.ft. Contact 80% valuation V&JSZvSua*- 1 lt Repayable over 1 5 years
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      703 32 ***** ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Language courses and private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel pleasure EVENING CLASSES ENGLISH FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN twice weekly 5.45 pm all levels from 24th August 1981 EVENING CLASSES (ADULTS) English, all levels Mon. Wed. 7.35 pm Tue. Thu. 7.35
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      1138 32 VI Education i* Instruction fR DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING ANO COSTING (L.C.C June. 1982 Examinations) 5 Optional SubtacU: Management Accounting. CostIng. Accounting. Commerce A Finance, Economics. Business Statistics and Commercial Law Commancing: 17/8/81 (Monday) Open to all. Part/Full time Town Training Centre. 432. Peninsula Plata .*****1. pB*^paHBH*BjajtBBBIBBB>w I .1 I
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      304 33 UIIUPI WAN LHtW aha* CHAN YUEN CHAN AGED 71 YEARS PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 11/S/S1 AT2I4OHRB LEA VINO BEHIND Sona: William Chin Chen Yuen Francis Chan Chiang Seng Daughlar Janet Chan Nyuk Boey Son-in-law: Robert Wong Seek Chlew Daughtara-m-law Theresa Ng Wendy Chan QrandcMMran: Patrick Chin Wee Cheong
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      24 33 W» extend our dßßpsst sympathy to the family of THE LATE MR. JOHN CHRISTOFORIDES From: Man»fl«mant Staff of ARABABIA INVESTMENTS PTE LTD
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      123 Acknowledgements
      100 33 V»b*JHRbbW Th*«am«ya«ltMMa Mr. Petar Chan Hock Guan Agad*3 wiahaa to thank all ratatlvaa and nienda tor Ih» r dona I rant wr .I h condolancaa. •■■niinci and »l landanca. Wa alao thank the atari of Toa Payoh Heapttal. churcn mamban and tha prtaata oVttie Church Of The Rtoan
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      156 33 MRSGOHAHYIN IM* MADAM BZE GE OK ENG AGED 78 YEARS PiiMd aw Ay p#AC#TuHy on 12/8/81 l#avinQ Dofttno n#r D*MOV#O! SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Goh Kee Hee Tan Bee Cheng Ooh Soon Seng Ong Chai Choo Goh Soon Hee Ong Lily DAUGHTERS: SONS-IN-LAW: Ooh Bee Heok Low Jeffrey Ooh Bee Llan Teng
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      73 33 The fomily of the late Mr Conrad Chiew Tong Hong wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Pastors Fernandez and Lav, Missionary John Lee, all church members. Doctors, Nurses ond Staff of Ward 3 and 48 B 2 of SGH, relatives and friends for their prayers, condolences, donations, wreaths
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      139 33 DR. CHONG SIONG JOON Uriah** lo thank R*v. Iuk Lim. R*v. Dr. Tony CM, Mi» Harriet Ponnappa and Mr. T*n Hy* ol Wnky M#tfiOQt9t C hurch, Mtd Ih* Doctors, r*i*ti«*« and Iriand* lor th*lr prayor*, carino^ aaawtano* and at* condolwea* during Ma mi»a»« and tr»tr
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      98 33 IN E VERLO VING MEMORY OF MDM LIM SIEW TIN Departed: 13th August "76 Five years today, Memories of you will forever be cherished. Always remem bared by FAMILY AND ALL LOVED ONES InUvfaf MMMfyW PAUL UM HOCK CHVE Dspariad 13t»i August 1M0 Someday somewhere the Joy
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      108 33 LATE HASAN ALI JIVABHAI (H.A. JIVABHAI) OF SINGAPORE GENERAL STORES FORMER CITY COUNCILLOR FROM 1949-1957 WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY on 13-8-1979 TWO YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE YOU LEFT US ALL OF A SUDDEN SAD AND SUDDEN WAS HIS CALL. HIS SUDDEN DEATH SURPRISED US ALL. TO A BEAUTIFUL LIFE CAME
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      84 33 !MDM. LIM KIM YEOK Departed 13.8.71 Ten years today we had to part. With a mother we loved with all our hearts. God alone knows what she went through. Ronwiviof wtco •w##i, out aadtoracaN, Mm *m loved by in and r» •p*cl*d by all LOVINGLY REMEMBERED
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      66 33 IA BELOVED HUSBAND a. FATHER LIM KANG LENG DEPARTED: 13-8-S6 GONE FROM OUR LIVES. ONE SO DEAR. BUT IN OUR HEARTS. FOREVER NEAR. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY ALL YOUR LOVED ONES. InMamoryOl MR. PAUL LIM HOOK CHYE dapartad 13th Auguat 19*0 Sadly miaaad by Inim IN LOVING
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      460 33 (flume) Hume Industries (Far East) Limited COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT A letter m the following terms has today been received from Hong Leong Holdings Limited. "We write to inform you that Hong Leong Holdings Limited ("HLH") has entered into on agreement with Humes Limited rHumes") pursuant to which HLH will make a
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      Misbun, Sze and Chan invited
      347 34  -  BERNARD PEREIRA SBA TO HOST FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL By MISBUN SIDEK, of Malaysia, and Sze Yu and Chan Tien Chung, of Hongkong, are some of the leading names the Singapore Badminton Association are inviting for a friendly international match against the Republic on Sept. 11 and
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      21 34 GENEVA, Wed. Swiss team Servette Geneva beat European Cup winners Liverpool 2-1 In a friendly s«:eer match yesterday. AFP.
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      399 34 LONDON, Wed. Australia, beaten by England against the odds in the previous two matches, have the task of trying to bounce back on what could be I difficult pitch in the fifth cricket Test starting at Old Trafford, Manchester, tomorrow. Kim Hughes' touring
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      324 34 LONDON, Wed OFF-SPINNER Eddie Hemmings yesterday bowled Nottinghamshire closer to their first county championship crown since 1929 Hemmings had a match return of 10 for 130 as his side beat Worcestershire by 106 runs to go 27 points clear in the table. A
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      779 34 BARCELONA, Wed. Barcelona, Spain's second city, has applied to the Spanish Olympic Committee to seek to stage the 1992 Olympic Games, a spokesman for the City Council said yesterday. The application would not be made officially to the International Olympic Committee until 1985, but was likely to be discussed
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      Lock icon England regain overall lead
      234 34 TORONTO, Wed. England regained the overall lead in the second stage of the women's world lawn bowling championships with eighth- and ninthround victories in the pairs and triples events yesterday. England won all (our of their matches and now have eight wins in the triples and
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      132 34 CHINA'S Chen Chang Jie, the badminton singles gold medallist m the recent World Games m Santa Clara, has been invited to take part m the Alba Quartz World Cup invitation singles event m Kuala Lumpur from Oct. 7-11. Chen is one of the world's
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      Lock icon China stint for four Malaysians
      269 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Four of Malaysia's Thomas Cup players will undergo a one-month training stint in China as part of the programme to prepare for the South-east Asia Games in Manila this December. This was disclosed by Badminton Association of Malaysia president Mohamed Khir Johari,
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      33 34 LAS VEGAS, Wed. Former World Boxing Council cruiserweight champion Marvin Camel knocked-out highly regarded fellow-American Willie "The Cannon" Shannon m the third round of a scheduled 12round fight yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Szabo, Ledl are disqualified
      170 34 PARIS, Wed. Hungarian shot putter Laslo Szabo and Austrian 4M metres hurdler Evelyn Led! have been disqualified for doping at the Enropa Cup semi-finals on July 4 and S. Laboratory tests showed that Ssabo had taken steroids and Led! had used stimulants, according to a statement
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      Lim realises complacency has a price
      307 34  -  R. MANORAJ By COMPLACENCY is a word best left out of a squash player's.. .or rather, sportsman's dictionary. Yet Anthony Lim, the No. 1 seed in the under-19 boys' competition, showed it last night in his seemingly comfortable secondround match against unseeded Lie Hui
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      Marine shock Police 1-0
      50 34 MARINE POOL A created an upset when they beat last year's runner-up PSA Police 10. and Engineering Services Department defeated West Wharf Dynamos 5-1 m the Port Authority Recreation Club intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday Other results. SSRTC 5 TT A 0, MED 5 TT
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      558 34 I I fa^J ■s^BMTsnBBX^uKsS^E linW I CONTEST BIG.BIG CASH& PRIZES TO BE WON! PRIZES FOR ISt DRAW Cont»«tßul« 7) -This contest is opened to all 9) Result of all the Major prize (12th September 1981) 1 You may send m as many entries as residents m Singapore, except the winners
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    • The money machines
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        671 35  -  BERNARD CAZAUX BY 6 BUT, It Is Berg whose favours are still the most sought after. FUa pay him IS$5H,N# each year to wear their clothes, Donnay US$ftt,•M to use their rackets, Dtadora US$22t,Mt to wear their shoes and VS US$25,IM to string
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        771 35 Maradona totes a $21.7 m load on his feet 4 YES, I had a spell of poor form midway though the season just after I'd recovered from an Injury. Hie worst part was when I didn't score in four consecutive games. I got desperate. I kept asking myself why I
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        Lock icon $39,000 SA offer to Willis
        303 35 LONDON, Wed. 808 WILLIS, one of the heroes of the England cricket team, said yesterday that he had been offered £10,000 ($39,000) a week to play m South Africa this winter. The 32-year-old fast bowler, who took eight wickets for 43 and helped England to
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      Tan in the limelight again...
      346 36  -  PETER BIOW Singapore shooter 'traps' individual title By SINGAPORE'S Tan Boon Huat, the 1979 champion who was not around to defend his individual trap title last year, struck gold again in the Pesta Sukan shooting international at Rifle Range Road yesterday. Tan totalled 183 points
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      Lock icon Official calls for clean-up of POC
      163 36 MANILA, Wed. A FUlpine sports official yesterday called for a house cleaning of the Philippine Olympic Committee. Major Julian Malonso, a former POC president, said the country's national Olympic body had virtually been taken over by the Guteng Alay Sports Programme. Major Malonso alleged
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      Aussie women to provide challenge
      219 36 By BERNARD PEREIRA A FIERCE challenge is expected from Australia, the Queen Sirikit Cup holders, in the Republic's defence of the Singapore Ladies' Golf Association Open and intermediate championships at the Singapore Island Country Club Bukit Course from Aug. 25-27. And it should come from
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      167 36 ATLANTA, Wed. Spanish golfer Severiano Ballesteros has rejoined the European Tournament Players Division after settling a dispute which has kept him him out of most European competitions this year. In a statement issued at the United States Professional Golfers' Association championship last weekend, the former
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      Lock icon Trainers refuse to budge...
      189 36  -  LEE FOO SAN By IPOH, Wed. Fourteen trainers from Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh yesterday decided, after a three-hour meeting, that they would not negotiate with the Racecourse General Employees Union over the outstation accommodation allowance of $20. n The trainers felt that since syces from
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      Restricted gallops
      148 36 PENANG, Wed. With the same horses coming out for trackwork day after day, gallops here this morning were restricted tothe minimum, reports TIPTOP. Waylafraat, who did strong pacework with Jockey Razmy Ashari m the saddle, looked impressive. The five-year-old grey Marwin gelding strode out nicely all the way.
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      FAS turn down appeal by four
      268 37  -  JOE DORAI By AN appeal by the Singapore Malays Football Club to lift the suspension on four of their players was last night rejected by the Football Association of Singapore Council. The FAS Council felt that the appeal lacked merit. Said Steven Tan, the
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      Bong reveals intentions in Masters
      349 37  -  WILFRED YEO By BONG COO, the 1972 and 1973 champion, made her intentions for this year's title known yesterday when she leapt to the top of the Masters' qualifying list of the Singapore International bowling championships at Jackie's System 460 Bong, the Philippines' 1979 World
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      82 37 ATHLETICS SAAA 10.000 m run (NSPT, 5). BOWLING Spore international Open (Jackie's System 460 Plaza. 10 am). BOXING National championships (Gay World, 7.30). EQUESTRIANISM Pesta Sukan meet (Bt. Timah Saddle Club). HOCKEY SHA League Div. 2: SCC v SAFSA (Padang. 5.10), Kg. Kembangan v Telerec (Balestier Rd. 5.10).
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      King Tan's 298 world-record reign ends
      270 37 BOWLER Henry Tan's reign as a world recordholder Singapore sports' only world beater has ended, reports WILFRED YEO. Tan's single high game of 298 pintails, set in the FIQ World championships in London in 1975, was bettered on one pinfall by American Steve Fehr
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      P Panjang win 6-3
      63 37 PASIR PANJANG beat Ayer Rajah 6-3 m the A Division of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board soccer tournament at Dover Road yesterday. Other results: A My. Singapore Technical Institute 3 F Hill 0; Mountbatten 5 Singapore VI 2; Ponggpl 5 Gey lang Serai 0. B
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      40 37 EDMONTON. Wed. Orlando Cano pitched five innings of hitless baseball allowing Panama to build up a 7-0 lead and go on to a 104 Inter-continen-tal Cup victory over Australia. The win was Panama's first after four defeats. UPI.
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      Change in format shocks Singapore
      282 37 SINGAPORE received a shock yesterday when the Football Association of Malaysia informed them of a change in the format for the semi-finals of the Tun Razak Cup under-20 soccer tournament in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 24-29, reports JOE DORM. The new format is for the
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      Jenny makes a big splash at Shaw Pool
      591 37  -  JANICE SEAH ACJC SCHOOLGIRL SHATTERS 200 m BREASTSTROKE RECORD Hi SHE walked coolly to the starting board a tall, lissome girl, decked out in her blue, skintight Arena swimming costume. ..her long, black hair tucked safely beneath a white swimming cap. She
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      Record feal brings Tay relief
      234 37 WHEN you train, really spill your guts out to achieve something, and you do it, how would you (eel? Ecstasy, joy, euphoria? reports JANICE SEAH. For Tay Khoon Hean, one of Singapore's stars in the pool, the only thing he felt when he broke Tan
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      315 37 lIH -x. mm t 5 npg ib m UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD II I I (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors of United Overseas Bank Limited ("UOB") is pleased to announce that it had reached agreement m principle with the Board of Directors of American
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    Time now for re-appraisal of Tourist Board's role?
    396 38 THE government-appointed Public Accounts Committee feels that the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is paying too much attention to infrastructural development for the future and is decreasing its emphasis on direct promotion. In its report for the financial year ended March 31, 1980,
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    Lock icon First step
    43 38 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan will set his economic recovery programme m motion today with a signing ceremony at his ranch m California of the US$772-billion (5J1.675.24 billion) fiscal 1962 Federal budget and the three-year, 25 per cent tax cut. UPI.
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    Lock icon US offers better ties deal to Soviets
    350 38 WASHINGTON, Wednesday SECRETARY of State Alexander Haig, m a speech generally devoid of the harsh antiRussian rhetoric he used m the past, said yesterday the United States recognised that relations with the Soviet Union must be at the centre of efforts to promote
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    Lock icon Pirates who prey on boat people
    121 38 GENEVA, Wed. Pirates on the Sooth China Sea are killing m many as 4,* M VleE nimeie beat peeple every month, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said today. The ICRC, guardian of the Geneva War Conventions, said Vietnamese continue to flee
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    32 38 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.61 to 950 91 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Permanent residence 'fee' doubled to $1m
    424 38  -  LEE YEW MENG For foreign investors... By of Times Business FOREIGN investors who want to become permanent residents in Singapore have now to cough up $1 million. This "fee" is the minimum amount they have to invest in the manufacturing sector. The 100 per
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      434 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The Public Accounts Committee has asked that the HDB should keep separate accounts for its main business and its peripheral interests, but HDB says it does so already. Meanwhile, what is to happen to STPB's substantial cash surplus? The big oil companies m
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      172 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Mainly fair and sonny. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 6.44 p.m.; SUNRISE < tomorrow: 6.34 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 15 18 C Cloudy Ln ABgeiea 21/30C Clear > Ataeas 25/36C Clear Maa*M 17/34C Clear < Baarala 32/41
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        Prince Charming
        459 1  -  TAN JONG SEE Chinese surnames By FX)R all you know, the Chinese have their own Prince Charming, too. He was famous for his intelligence and kindness, not the luxurous and bigspending life style that characterised most princes m history. And he was not swamped by beautiful blondes, only
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        583 1 XUJIN reviews the poetry and song recital presented by the Chinese Section of the Singapore Broadcasting Corpo ration; Aug 2, SBC auditorium. THE Poetry Recital presented by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (Chinese Programme Section) is a good effort to start something new and inspiring on the
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        164 1 Frans' Sale of the Year Great savings on luxurious European furniture W\ '■fifj^^^ /f *RH^l Ili^i^iPliß^^^^^Sifc^^Mß'^P HI Frans has only one sale a year W^^ i/li Jfl i.SF*K^SS^Bc^Hll^^^^S l' and what a spectacular sale it will be ■^rr^^^^Vl V\ '^^^^■^kV^^^S^S^^^gSS^^^S^W this year. Select from our exquisite "<£Bm ~\m± collections of
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        82 1 For the home fi We're starting a new service today. It's specially for all th«se who are interested m making their little nests a place they're prood of. Par more information on how to do op yonr home, turn to Pag* 6 The real influences Four more young Individuals express
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      PICK of the DAY
      579 2 C SBC 5 J THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, 3 p.m.): Nancy Becker's condition deteriorates in a hospital psychiatric ward while the others try to trace her whereabouts. A police sketch, published in the local newspaper, recieved no response although a nurse at the
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      Greater variety dubbed in Mandarin
      378 2  -  DANA LAM By A RECENT SBC report says variety shows are dying a gradual death m the US. Ratings are down and popular hosts like Carol Burnett and Johnny Cash have already made quick exits. Marie Osmond too, whom we've just watched, has "bombed out".
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      Lock icon The return of a British classic
      400 2  -  JOHN O'CONNOR By THE cupboard for television classics is understocked but not exactlv bare. In the bread-and-butter area of weekly series, American TV has had All In The Family, The Mary Tyler Moore Show and other quality situation comedies, but, in terms of sustained
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        540 2 AGE TWO v^M^^ \S b V Ik j^^mtmmW^ IN. V- alk NEWS From The Zoos (Ch 5, 5.3t v, Wf N. V^* I I I W» p.m.): Charley Chimp Is on again. fm A This time, to introduce the Cheetah, jW *Wk the fastest animal m the world, m m
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        56 2 Automatic institutional-size whore craftsmen still care* coffeemakers —^B Also available 220 Volts. jL I Md AUTOMATIC Bi' PERCOLATORS I 9 Cup 40to100cup 12to36cup -*£> Available at all leading Photographic and (toot Store. £?3| STOCKISTS. i? 3 SIGMA COMPANY IQCJ 4< 43 Cv R °«l S.r^port 0023. (BotkO Cold Stone* Supwinexket)
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        34 2 H National Panasonic It even sticks out its ear <^^Te^s"^\ to record the softest whispers Vm^^^s^r^ RQ-337 Mini cassette recorder with iW^S^Bp^T"* pop-up mic and van-tape speed. Develop the reading habit t Tunes Bookshops
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        304 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Passed on collecting up bribes as arranged (8) 9 A trip by bus or train to an old 7 phogphorous carried by a railtown (5,4) way from certain mountains 10 Non-worker or student gets (6) free ride round (5) 8 Host nuc iear mysteries (4)
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        113 2 'I EXHIBITIONS: lttl National Day Photo Exhibition: On the theme of our cultural heritage. Display of 139 monochrome and colour prints. A 20-minute slide will also be shown daily at 6 p.m. Singapore Conference Hall. 10 a.m. -6 p.m. Till 23 Aug. Exhibition Of Photsgraphs, Asean costumes, musical instruments. Nat
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        1221 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening fokwed by The Yowt 6 25 CutturaJ Diary (English) And The Restless 6.30 News From Zoos 3.25 Reincarnated (r) 7.00 The Muppet Show 4.10 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 5 a d WMthef Foreca$t 4.30 The Facts Of Life (Last Episode) Beach 4.50
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        342 4 CAPITOL: HURRY-HURRY DON'T MISS IT! I (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.15 SO4lft#WfWlQ IR^^_l _^r^J_K p to b*com» a HBtfriMnHU W 3 fAM rKom _^>j H 1 1 1 Ik L U *v»c4* #//rw ROBIN CLARKE JDIIUF-R ASHLEY STEVEN 6RIVES JADE: HURRY! Last 2 DAYS! (2932M0) 5
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        864 4 herdpsgnfp^ .^y AWARD 81 1 m j_f _r #l /f /> x ■'1%1/'l/'/iI %l /'l/'/i French Airlines vl_y i^^^y^^ All amateur and professional £c jSingapore designers are invited aJx/m£^^ /to enter this contest which is lM Wyy being held to bring out the best IrnM llfv^ designing talents m Singapore.
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        143 4 >OOOOOOCXXXXX>OOOOOOOOOOOOOQ ORCHARD: LAST DAY! 8 (*****88) 4 SHOWS: 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm Cl BRONSON Vs. MARVIN >! > TWO GIANTS CLASH AS ENEMIES 5 i TRIUMPH AS HEROES! X BASED ON A TRUE STORY > J I 7 Y/)SII§% M> a* I rwm V -Mt?»W®WQ^| -ANGIE O ij AL DICKINSON
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        666 4 \fh\ CATHAY I J V2jry ORGANISATION CIC I C I OPENS TODAY! Q OOEON ft 11am. 1 30. 4.00. 8 30. 9 15pm X y GALA: PLEASE NOTE TIMES V I 1 JO, 4.00. 7. *.15pm O I »mMONYJJ)INI^OU«««lO Q I Doll- Starao Print Q at tha OOEON ft ft
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        Family's part in the tussle
        1807 5 Our young speak To what extent the big and small screen and the newspapers influence the individual depends to a large extent on the home and communication within the family, so say our young. Four more views are recorded by CAROLINE NGUI and RICHARD LIM.
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        121 5 f Keeping fit means toning up tired muscles Let's keep you fit and invigorated. Let's tone up your tired muscles and make you feel new amidst subdued and quiet Japanese decor at: B Oixhid Inn «^B^^^s Health Centre at 214, IXiiK-jm Roud. E Sn^inorv I I 2*) Wiftj Tel: 2S26ISJ,
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        264 5 mthdii McGRAW-HILL £a»TTJ INTERNATIONAL ■nil BOOK COMPANY WAREHOUSE SALE^ VENUE: 348 Jalan Boon Lay Jurong, Singapore 2261 Tel: *****33 DATE: AUGUST 15 16, 1981 (Sat Sun) TIME: 9.00 am 5.00 pm GENUINE SALE Prices as low as $2.00 Offering Professional books, reference books, university, college and school level books m
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        Specially for you...
        209 6 A SINGAPOREAN'S home certainly isn 't his castle a hideaway where the British metaphorically raise the drawbridge and brood in privacy. We're gregarious. We're casual an i hospitable, lyBut home is a Singaporean's pride and joy. And increasingly so. As stork>s reach our ears of HDB ownei"s
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        Should you hire a
        1134 6 You're the proud owner of a new flat; you have dreams of making it most comfortable to live m, and most stunning to look at. The question you keep asking yourself is: "Should I hire a professional interior designer?" CYNTHIA WEE takes a look at the
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        The training of a professional
        469 6 THERE is a difference between an interior designer and a decorator based on the depth and scope of their professional training. A decorator's preoccupation is the "cosmetic aspect or the appearance of the interior. He is concerned with colour harmony, form, texture, dimension and the
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        196 6 UuLli LruuLCailJLia U Sani-Flush Sani-Flush Granules Automatic Powerful cleaning action Prevents stains forming, y^r^ dissolves even rust freshens deans: Sani-Flush Granules, with powerful bubbling action, clean brighter than ordinary scourers and bleaches. Dissolving all stubborn stains, even rust stains. Sani-Flush Automatic prevents stains from forming.. Disinfects: Patented bacteriostat agent m
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        106 6 I£*2 fMMtff HORTI introduces self watering magic capillary action flower and plant pots Designed to suit you your loved ones t Sole agents: SINGAPORE 1HORTKFLORA WttH No 77, Dunearn Road 6?" S'/i km Floral Mile V^ Singapore 1 1 30 Tel: 25 1 5 780 (2 lines) "V H@RTI Available
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      Life on a houseboat ...and life behind locked doors
      1678 7  -  PETE HAMILL By m New York At eye-level, it looks as good as the Joneses' bungalow m suburbialand. But cast your eyes lower, and you'll realise that this ordinary-looking house isn't that ordinary after all it's a houseboat, and one to
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        100 7 One-time disco owner r and self-styled J^L^L^L^L^H T^l^l^l^H beachcomber Robert ■Wefllfe aWW\. Trott shares a secret, a IH^^^^ Celebrities cocktail and *^^^W N^^ an Esther Williams <*yr "f M f savoury pancake (seafood I *^LlL^«^ r and mushrooms m b^^ sherry) with top New m York model Zabu —no m/
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        589 7 |j s=ll=ll=l@MMMM@M@MM@j 0 Congratulations B 0 S r fi jj Best Wishes g S a to CHAIRMAN MR S.C. HUANG 1 p DIRECTOR MR YAP ENG SIU I 0 on the official opening of L! 0 Orchard Hotel. B 0 1 0 Mr Isao Takahashi p 0 P.T. TOPPAN PRINTING
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      16TH DAY CEREMONIES
      68 8 MK. DEVI ifTCHMANAN AND FAMftY coraw»y m*» ratl *m and fnmdi lo lofcjoy cirtmojiiii of the lots Wt M I fotH. Motayvo on 12ltl Augufl 1981 at No 20. Joton SS 3/88. I odang Seaport, Pttuliiig Jaya at 8.00 p.m. )olo»»»d by p>o>«ri at i kbOnax 13*
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        760 8 INCORPORATED PRINTED CIRCUITS INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD, manufacturer of high quality printed circuit board* invites applications for the following positions: MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER The incumbent will head a team of technicians m installation, designing and modification of tools and fixtures as well as machines. He should be familiar with mechanisation/automation. Candidates
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        253 8 V A well established manufacturing company 1 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.
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        388 8 f'^LESWECUTIVE^j required by Insurance Company (or Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must possess a minimum of 2 years m insurance marketing A sales. Successful applicant must possess a valid Class 111 driving licence and willing to travel. Female applicants preferred but male applicants with good experience m field work dealing only m
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        847 8 THE BANKRI PTCY ACT m.m awava^» (CHAPTER it) 91 CmC NS> We are a subsidiary of SIEMENS AG, take notice that Germany, one of the 10 largest a) tUeeMn9 AdJudlca electronic Companies m the world tion Orders were made with over 330,000 employees. T^^STjuX'' In Bankruptcy Nos. We require g^g,,
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        333 8 Whampoa Drive Singapore 1232 2) Oh Hock Seng or 2636A Blk 428 Ang Mo Klo Avenue 3 Singapore 2056 Partners of Kan Kan Trading Company (a firm) formerly of 55 Idrls Road Singapore 1233 c) All creditors of the abovenamed debtors should file In their proof of debt forms obtainable
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        613 9 2#T] Jt»J f 1 CHARTERED SURVEYOR^VALUERS As part of its expansion programme, an international group of Chartered Surveyors Valuers with offices in U.K., New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong and Malaysia is looking for suitably qualified male applicants who are ambitious and self motivated for the above position. 1. Base: Singapore
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        444 9 Overseas Property Negotiators wanted by Montpelier Int'l Properties Looking to expand its marketing arm throughout South-East Asia Sales people required, with knowledge of promoting Australian and North American properties. Ambitious to earn up to *****,000 p.a. Interested parties, please telephone 737 3401 for an appointment. I LOCAL AGENT I I
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        757 9 L s an** 10 mum UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD I (Incorporated n the republic of Singapore) ANNOUNCEMENT To ALL SHAREHOLDERS INTERIM RESULTS FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 June, 1981 The Directors are pleased to announce that the unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June, 1981 of United Overseas
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        649 10 <-* FUOVBIOHAL MASS RAPD TRAKSn AimCWTY A mapr international company m mm m manufacturing and seltng fast moving AppUCMitS BT6 lIIVIIU fOT tIM consumer gocxis seeks DOSt Of EXECUTIVE OFFICER DELIVERY CLERK QmMcaNaß Honours/Pass Dtp* <h Ful HSC or Passes at 'A' tew) m 2 subjects and at Basic qualifications
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