The Straits Times, 15 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    FOCUS IS ON CAREER ADMIN
    348 1 Govt's own personnel managers PARLIAMENTARY REPORTB: P. 12, 13 THE government is planning to build up a corps of career administrators to give full-time attention to personnel matters in the civil service. A proposal to create a separate Personnel Officers Service is being studied by
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    Ratnam pleads guilty to four charges
    431 1  -  BEN DAVIDSON By BUSINESSMAN Isaac Paul Ratnam, one of the two defendants in a $21million fraud conspiracy trial, pleaded guilty yesterday to three of the 40 charges against him. He also pleaded guilty to a fresh charge of having given a $50,000 bribe to
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    Lock icon All smiles at Jakarta talks
    276 1 JAKARTA, Fri. MALAYSIA and Iadane sla today arced the withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Kampuchea and a political solution In Afghanistan so that the people of tola countries can chaaa e their own governments. Their demands came in a joint communique Issued at the end
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    Lock icon 1,000 released but not Kim
    62 1 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea today announced an amnesty for 1,061 convicted prisoners, including three secretaries of imprisoned political dissident Kirn Dae-jung. But the amnesty did not benefit the 55-year-old Kirn, a former presidential candidate, who is serving a life sentence for sedition, including fomenting a
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    Lock icon Solidarity's birthday
    46 1 GDANSK, Fri. To the sound of sirens blaring throughout this Baltic port, the independent trade union Solidarity today celebrated the first anniversary of the shipyard strike that brought it into being. Trams, buses and taxis stopped for one minute to mark the occasion. Reuter.
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    Lock icon $1.5 mil payoff
    83 1 Madrid, Fri. Armed men tried to kidnap the four-year-old son of a Saudi prince in this southern Spanish town but let him go when they were offered US$700,000 (S$1.5 million) in cash and valuables, police said today. Police said six men wearing masks and armed with rifles
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    Lock icon Call-up for 7 m Thais
    51 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand has announced plans to call up its 7 millionman reserve force for active duty training. A military spokesman said here yesterday that the call-up, effective at a date to be announced, was designed to make more manpower available for rural development projects.
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    Windfall for 3,000 teachers
    92 1 ABOUT 3,000 non-gradu-ate teachers will receive a small windfall from next month under a new bonus scheme of the Education MinistryThey will receive between $25 and $50 a month, depending on their pay scales, for every distinction scored m English English literature and elementary mathematics m
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    Lock icon US Govt rejects plea for talks with controllers
    603 1 WASHINGTON, Friday THE Reagan Administration has flatly rejected pleas by the world's air traffic controllers to reopen talks with striking American controllers, saying the issue is law and order not management against labour. The executive board of the International Federation of Air
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    Sihanouk ready to accept China's offer
    320 1 says report HONGKONG, Fri. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the former Kampuchean head of state, has announced his readiness to accept China's offer of making him the head of state and Prime Minister of Democratic Kampuchea, the Par Eastern Economic Review reported in its latest issue.
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    Dhana: Solution m three to five years
    141 1 FOREIGN Minister 8. Dhaaaaalaa told Parliament yesterday that he was sticking his neck oat to predict that a solution to the Kampu chea problem would become a reality la three to five years' time if the pressure on and Isolation of Vietnam Is
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    CoP RECOMMENDATIONS NTUC accepts in principle
    850 1  -  EDMUND WEE and AHMAD OSMAN By THE National Trades Union Congress said yesterday that it accepted in principle the recommendations of the Committee on Productivity. One of the recommendations was that "core" workers should get priority in the allocation of public housing a suggestion
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    Lock icon LATEST THREAT TO KILL REAGAN
    51 1 TRIPOLI, Frl. A grasp leyal to Libya* straaguUM Muammar GkaMafl ted»y threatened to ftssa.Rslaa.tr Preatteat Rsnald Reagan aai Isaac* tae "biggest rsmmtnds operation la history" ftgainat America* Interests In paalaameat f»r an alleged US pIM to kill CM. Qiaddafl, tbe Libyan ■ewa agency Jaaa reported.
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      65 1 70 pages today In Summary Page 2 NO L-DRIVERS ON THE ROADS BY 1985 Back Page Pages 3, 4, 6 Mister Courteous who can be tough Page 14 SAF Tigers Pages Causeway Page 34 EDITORIAL lC LETTERS 17 CLASBIFIED6 3-K COMICS SS 14 strikes but no perfect game Page 39
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      605 2 $42,000 haul TWO MEN walked into a three-room HDB flat in Holland Drive pretending to repay a $34,000 debt and robbed housewife H.K. Wong, 39, of $35,000 and jewellery wgrth $7,500 yesterday. She was serving them coffee when they took out penknives. They tied Madam Wong and her son
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      SPORTS
      229 2 No apology for Fok NATIONAL shot-putter and discus thrower Fok Keng Choy wUl not get an apology from the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association. Fok had demanded one after the SAAA team manager made a report accusing him of misconduct at the Asean track and field championships in Jakarta last
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      COMMENT
      184 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Committee on Productivity's recommendations are fraught with so many practical difficulties that res pom tm from the employers and trade unionists have at best been cautious and wont muddled. A lot more thinking will have to be done and the Productivity Council should not
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      230 2 1,000 JOBS SHAVED FROM SECTOR THE net loss of 1,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector during the second quarter of this year indicates the progress of Singapore's restructuring programme. This was disclosed in the latest quarterly Economic Survey of Singapore published by the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
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      BACKGROUND
      84 2 WINNING OVER VILLAGERS THAI communists and Muslim separatists are stepping up their terrorist campaigns in southern Thailand. The Communist Party of Thailand has adopted a bolder strategy to harass government forces in open areas and towns. Secessionist groups are also intensifying their efforts to create civil disorder. The Thai
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      453 2 European muscles AMERICAN and Russian troops will be engaged in big movements in Europe with the Soviet Union carrying out manoeuvres along Poland's borders and the Americans redeploying some combat units closer to East German and Czechoslovak borders. Soviet exercises, involving some 25,000 troops, will be carried
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      220 2 Elusive pirates THAI fishermen working for Malaysians are apparently tipping off pirates about policemen in disguise. Thai pirates on Tuesday robbed fishermen of three boats off Pulau Langkawi but when police dressed as fishermen went to sea in trawlers, the pirates stayed away. And, while police were
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      SECTION 2
      463 2 Price of dance THE dance business is expensive. A company spends a million dollars a year to keep itself going but dancers themselves do not get very much. Salaries are between $300 and $900. Still, there are many who answer advertisements for dancers and many who leave for
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Kama for talks with Soviets
      92 3 MOSCOW, PH. Palish communist party leader Stanlslaw kanla and Premier Wojrlech Jarnwlskl arrived today in the Soviet Crimea, where President Leonid Brezhnev is vacationing, for crisis talks, Radio Moscow said. The Polish leaden, who new In from Warsaw, were met at Simferopol Airport by Soviet
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      Lock icon Forced to return?
      86 3 THE parents of runaway Soviet schoolboy, Walter Polovchab, were apparently pressured to retain to Moscow wlthout him to avoid a custody trial that would focus "repression" la the Soviet I nlon, according to the boy's lawyer Julian Kolas. Bat the boy's mother, Mrs Anna Polovchak, told the
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      Lock icon 13 feared dead in helicopter crash
      128 3 LONDON, Fri. All 13 men aboard a twin-en-gined helicopter bringing workers ashore from gas rigs off eastern England are believed to have died when it plunged into the sea. The crash yesterday was the worst involving a British helicopter. An oil company official said
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      Lock icon '20,000 RAIL JOBS AT STAKE'
      150 3 LONDON, Fri. Britain's state-owned railways warned employees today that a national strike threatened from Aug 31 could mean the loss of 20,000 lobs and £150 million (S5650 million) in lost business. In a letter to the three unions that represent railway workers, British Rail chief
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      Lock icon Big movement of US, Soviet troops
      448 3 BERLIN, Friday THE Soviet Union and the United States are making preparations for troop movements in Europe the Soviets to carry out major manoeuvres along Poland's borders, and the Americans to redeploy some of its combat units in West Germany closer to East German
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      Lock icon White House: Early summit not likely
      428 3 SANTA BARBARA, Fri. WHITE HOUSE officials said today they saw no chance for an early Soviet-American summit even though President Ronald Reagan had proposed to Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev that they should meet to discuss ways of preserving peace. The officials said that differences
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      Lock icon Missiles not part of Nato force: France
      279 3 GENEVA, Fri. France rebuked the Soviet Union yesterday at the 40-nation disarmament conference for saying that French nuclear missiles were part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's nuclear arsenal. During a debate on neutron weapons, French delegate Francois de la Gorce, asserted that
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      Lock icon Missing five unharmed
      78 3 DETROIT, Fri. Five elderly women who vanished mysteriously from a Florida boarding house last week were dumped m front of a Detroit hospital yesterday, confused and disoriented but apparently unharmed, police said. The women, ages 62 to 91, were flown the 2.080 km from Miami to Detroit
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      Lock icon Trade pact
      31 3 TOKYO, Fri. Kampuchea and East Germany signed a bilateral trade agreement on Wednesday, Hanoi Radio reported yesterday. The broadcast, monitored here, gave no details about the trade agreement. UPI.
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      Lock icon Huang for US
      30 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua has been invited to visit the United States before the end of the year, the State Department said yesterday. AFP.
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      TIPSY SEAGULL ELUDES CAPTORS WITH NETS
      131 3 EUGENE (Oreg*n), Frl. Chester, the tipsy sea-gall wt-wtd d fed the aeta «f a tan pe*pie seeklag to capture him. to remeve a bulky fUklag lire CMght Id Us be»k. Chester and ■•me birds dlMtl whiskey soaked wheat brrad yeeteday at Pen Rldgr reservMr.
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      Lock icon US plan to boost strategic nuclear forces
      352 4 WASHINGTON, Friday SECRETARY of Defence Caspar Weinberger has prepared for President Reagan a proposal to expand the nations strategic nuclear deterrent forces that goes well beyond previous plans, senior administration officials said. The costly plan would include intercontinental ballistics missiles, longrange bombers, Trident
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      Lock icon 'DELIVER $169,000 BY PIGEON' DEMAND
      214 4 HONGKONG, Fri. Police here are trying to home in on a pigeon-fan-cier with a criminal bent and extortionist ambitions. He has been threatening for the past month to blow up the local office of a major oil company unless he is paid HKJ4T0.0O0 (Sfl69,200) in
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      Lock icon Thais capture three Red camps
      71 4 BANGKOK, Fri. Three communist guerilla camps have boen captured by government forces in north-eastern Thailand, military sources said today. They did not say when the camps were seized but disclosed that an anti-guerilla operation had been launched recently in the Phuphan mountain area near Laos.
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      Lock icon Japan defence agency urges arms buildup
      345 4 TOKYO, Fri. JAPAN'S defence agency, clearly angling for a greater defence budget, today said m its annual White paper on defence issues that Japan must step up its military efforts to counter a growing worldwide Soviet threat. The document, a yearly analysis of defence
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka lifts curfew after two days
      262 4 COLOMBO, Fri. The government today decided to lift a night curfew clamped on three areas after two dffys of sporadic communal violence in Sri Lanka. A government spokesman said isolated cases of violence were reported from some areas although the situation had improved.
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      Lock icon 17 seamen ask to be let off
      55 4 BILBOA (Spain), Frl. Seventeen Bengali seamen aboard a Panamanian-regis-tered freighter have asked to be repatriated to Bangladesh when the ship berths at Barcelona, its next port of call, shipping sources said here. Trie seamen were afraid of going to Iran, a hostile country
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      Lock icon On wings of song the Pakistan way
      166 4 ISLAMABAD, Prl. International trmveUen Hying on Pakistan airliners today were asked U lean the Pakistan national anthem. They were told to expect at least their cabin crew to bust into the song while winging through the skies. This was net a sales gimmick
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Missiles unacceptable
        57 4 THE deployment of Libyan ground-to-air missiles m Lebanon creates an "unacceptable" situation for T< rael, a spokesman for Prime Minister Menachem Begin said m Jerusalem yesterday. Yesterday Libya's ambassador to Lebanon, Mr Saleh Bruky, said the Lebanese Government had accepted a Libyan proposal for an anti-aircraft defence system,
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        Lock icon Algeria warns Japan
        59 4 ALGERIA has threatened to ban sales of Japanese cars if Tokyo cuts oil purchases from the North African nation, government officials in Tokyo said yesterday. Major US oil traders reportedly suspended oil imports from Algeria last month, and Japanese imports have shrunk from 80,000 barrels a day
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        Lock icon Soviet admission
        66 4 THE Soviet army newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) said m Moscow yesterday Afghan government forces were facing a tough battle against guerilla insurgents but could always rely on help from Moscow. The daily made the rare admission that the guerillas were operating on a major scale. It said
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        Lock icon Be ready, Indians told
        93 4 PRESIDENT Sanjiva Reddy has called on Indians to be prepared to meet any threat to the country s security. India always desired friendly relations with its neighbours but could not remain indifferent to "events and developments around us," he said m New Delhi yesterday, the eve
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        Lock icon 'Ban space weapons'
        73 4 THE Soviet Union yesterday proposed m the United Nations banning all sorts of weapons m outer space and attacking space vehicles of other countries. A letter from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim pointed out that a 1967 treaty already banned weapons of
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        Lock icon Gearing for demos
        82 4 ONE-THIRD of the entire New Zealand police force will be on duty in the biggest security operation in Christcnurch today to stop any anti-apartheid demonstrations at the first rugby test match by the touring South African Springboks and the New Zealand national side, the All Blacks. Prime
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      Lock icon Crosses of protest against Berlin Wall
      134 6 WEST GERMAN demonstrators carrying 72 crosses as they demonstrate on the 2ttn anniversary at the ereetiaa at the Berlin Wall In West BerUn aa Tharsd»y. The 72 grssses symaeUae the aunher af East G*nnan« killed aa they tried ta cress the wall to reach
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      Lock icon 'US will have big say in use of arms sold to Saudis'
      338 6 NEW YORK, Friday SAUDI Arabia cannot maintain the billions of dollars worth of US weapons it has ordered and this will allow America to control the strategic uses of the equipment, military analysts said here today. They said
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        Lock icon Guaranteed unripe
        77 6 ABOVE a Beijing melon-sell-er's stand was this sign m red characters: "Watermelons not guaranteed ripe. If you get an unripe one, it serves you right," the People's Daily reported yesterday. Atop another pile of melons was another message: "These watermelons not guaranteed ripe. We do not welcome you
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        Lock icon 18th century print fakes
        84 6 THE San Diego Museum of Art in California says it has cancelled an exhibit of 18th century Japanese prints after a resident expert said the works were fakes. Mr Steve Brezzo, director of the museum, said on Wednesday the prints were purported to be done by
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        Lock icon A tooting solution
        90 6 TRAIN drivers falling asleep on the job m Vietnam may become a thins of the past. The Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported yesterday that the diesel engine repair shop of the Hanoi locomotive plant has designed and put into mass production an automatic alarm to wake up
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        Lock icon High jinks in the air
        61 6 THE FBI said m Chicago yesterday no Federal charges will be filed against a Miami sailor who claimed his attempt to hijack a plane to Cuba was only a bad joke. Keith Allen, who allegedly told aflight attendent, 'Take me to Cuba or I'll blow
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      Lock icon Smuggler of snails held
      60 6 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Customs officials have arrested a Nigerian woman who allegedly attempted to smuggle three dozen slimy giant African snails some up to 30 cm long into the United States last week. The snails, considered a delicacy in Nigeria, are labelled pests almost as dangerous
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      Lock icon Alaska quake
      27 6 PALMER (Alaska), Fri. An earthquake measuring 3.9 on the Richter Scale rattled portions of south-central Alaska early yesterday, the Alaska Tsunami Warning Centre reported. AP.
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      Lock icon Move to keep M-E free of N-arms
      149 6 NEW YORK, Fri. The United States has begun efforts to reach an agreement barring nuclear weapons from the Middle East, US arms control chief Eugene Rostow was quoted today as saying. Mr Rostow, director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, told the
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      Lock icon Strike losses
      31 6 SYDNEY, Fri. Australian workers lost more than US$l74 million (***** million) m wages during strikes last year, according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. UPI.
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      Lock icon Gas blast
      31 6 SEOUL, Fri. Eleven people were killed and 20 injured when a propane gas explosion destroyed a two-storey restaurant last night m Anyang, south of Seoul, police reported today. AP.
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      Lock icon Iranian boats seized off Spanish coast
      317 6 MADRID, Fri A GROUP of armed men, "apparently Iranians," seized three Iranian military boats off southern Spain and diverted two of the craft to Spain and a third to Morocco, the Spanish government said today. The Foreign Ministry said the seizure was carried out
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      Lock icon Five Liberian coup plotters executed
      163 6 MONROVIA, Frl. Former vice head of state, Majsr-Geaeral Thomas Weh Syea, aad f oar ether members of the riling People's Revolutionary Conacll, charged with plotting a eeap, were executed by firing squad at daws today, the Llherlaa news agency reported. The five were convicted by
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      Thai terrorists are now adopting a bolder strategy
      1484 7  -  LEE KIM CHEW TERRORIST activity hat increased recently m southern Thailand. Apart from taking military action to keep the situation m check, the Thai authorities are concentrating on rural development to win the people over. By Our Bangkok Correspondent Although the separatists,
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      Whatever next... robotic massage parlours?
      559 7 WHILE some industrialists look to robots for life-saving productivity improvements in their stricken factories, research and development laboratories are working on machines that could provide light relief for the automation revolution and some businessmen are applying even conventional robots with a twinkle in their eyes.
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    Bonus scheme for teachers who score distinctions
    303 8 NON-GRADUATE teachers who scored distinctions m English, English Literature and Elementary Mathematics at their Senior Cambridge or GCiS 'O' level examinations, will get more money m their pay packets from next month. Under a new bonus scheme announced by the Ministry of Education,
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    Blackout hits Jurong
    47 8 RESIDENTS of 14 blocks m Boon Lay were hit by a power failure last night. This was caused when a cable became damaged during construction work m Boon Lay Avenue at 7 p.m., a PUB spokesman said. By 10 p.m. power was restored completely.
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    Beatty to go fully co-ed at new premises
    202 8 BEATTY Secondary School, which now takes in girls only at pre-uni-versity level, will be fully co-educational from January 1983. The school, located at Beatty Road since it was set up in 1953, will shift to new premises at Toa Payoh North next
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    300 grads to get higher salaries next month
    137 8 ABOUT 300 graduate teachers, who completed their Diploma-in-Educa-tion course last November, will receive their higher salaries in their September pay packet, said an Education Ministry spokesman yesterday. He said this when asked about the impatience some of these teachers had expressed over
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    New aerobatic team for SAF display
    309 8 A NEW aerobatic team of F-5E Tiger fighter Jets will make their debut at this year's Singapore Armed Forces Display at West Coast Park. This is one of the many new items to be introduced in the SAF Mobile Display, which will be on
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    MOTORCYCLIST DIES IN CRASH WITH BUS
    91 8 MOTORCYCLIST Lee Tong Chee, 30, died after his machine and an SBS bus colided along Choa Chu Kane Road at 6.45 a.m. on Thursday. Those who saw the accident should phone Insp Mickey Lee of the Traffic Investigation Section, at *****4 ext 772. In
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    Blind assn seeks SDF aid for project
    339 8 THE SUgapore Association tor the Blind ha* applied to the Sklite Development Fund to kelp finance project to train Its members In ■stag a new machine that wUl enable them to read direct from printed material. By doing s«, the association topes to
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    'Pay $1,780 to ad agency' assn ordered
    121 8 OUTRAM Park Shopping Complex Association was ordered by a magistrate yesterday to pay $1,780 to Asahi Advertising Agency over the association's 10th anniversary celebrations. The agency cited as defendants the association and its sub-committee, headed by Mr Ng Chee San. In its statement
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    We cannot accept mistakes, says Chok Tong
    208 8 SINGAPORE must adopt the "zero defect" philosophy to continue to do well in the future, the Health and Second Minister for Defence, Mr Goh Chok Tong. said last night. "That means we do not accept that making mistakes is human. We want perfection,"
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    Fruit tree planting
    49 8 BUKIT Panjang Zone A residents' committee will hold a Fruit Trees Planting Project at the Held between Blocks 1 and 5 MarsUing Drive, tomorrow. Mr Lee Yiok Seng, Senior Parliamentary Secretary (National Development) and MP for Bukit Panjang, will officiate the project launching at 9.45 a.m.
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    Potted plant contest
    50 8 A POTTED plant competition will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the void deck of Block 111. Avenue 4, Ans Mo Kio. The competition, divided into fern, creeper, cactus and potted plant sections, will be open to residents of Blocks 101 to 111. Entries close today.
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    'Friends' of husband rob woman of $35,000 and jewellery
    240 8 HOUSEWIFE H.K. Wong, 39, was robbed of $35,000 and Jewellery worth $7,500 after she let two men into her home thinking they were her husband's acquaintances. She was serving coffee when they whipped out their penknives. Madam Wong put up a
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    Soldier jailed 18 months for theft and cheating
    201 10 AN SAF lance-corporal stole $15,706 worth of Jewellery in six months. Choone Thiam Onn, 21, admitted in a magistrate's court to 27 offences of snatch theft and two charges of cheating. Police prosecutor Asst Supt Tan Kok Ann said Choong committed the
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    All taxis to ply city once a week at peak period?
    538 10  -  EDMUND TEO By Transport Reporter ALL taxis may be required to ply at least once a week during evening peak hours in the city. This is one of several ideas being looked into by the government in a bid
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    Court allows bank to withdraw petition
    149 10 A TWO-YEAR-OLD petition by a bank, seeking to bankrupt property developer, Mr Lim Cher Kheng, was allowed to be withdrawn before Mr Justice A.P. Rajah in the High Court yesterday. Miss B.M. Bala, for the petitioning creditor, United Malayan Banking Corp Bhd, applied for
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
      • Article
        THE CALL GOES ON
        93 10 NOSTALGIA of the Weekender two weeks ago featured the historical value of St Joseph's Institution, where the writer suggested that the old building should be preserved. Since then, an architect, writing in the latest issue of the Singapore Institute of Planners' journal, has called for more
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      • Article
        Keegan's fears and hopes
        58 10 ON the eve of a new eeer seassa Kevin Keegmn, Europe's mast prolific pUyer, finds himself at the watershed *f his career. Has the tint "tyc*M" *f British fo*tb»ll burned himself «atr Or eaa he drive KngUnd to the W*rld Cap tlnala? Keegaa's hepes aad fears
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        Of Tigers and Pigtails
        85 10 MORE than two decades ago, foreigners thought of Singapore as a rather secluded corner of the mysterious East, where people went around with pigtails, and tigers sprang from every garden or street corner. The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board did not exist then, nor were there proper
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      • Article
        In the Weekender
        55 10 SHOWBIZ USA reveals that a mysterious body will be found la J.R. E wing's (DaIIas) swimming PML LIKE IT OB LOATHE IT: Those grotesque yet Imposing sculptures of concrete and wire in the Tiger Balm Gardens. FASHION goes leggy: A display of the current look In split
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    • Sunday Nation
      • Article
        What's your worth?
        84 10 THE Nation celebrated its 16th birthday last weekend. You may want to do some introspection about yourself this weekend. Over half a year has gone. And you haven't done anything about your job, though you may be feeling it's time you changed it. You've been m the
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      • Article
        Strange Sightings
        72 10 REPORTER Magdalene Lorn and veteran photographer Jerry Seh investigated the phenomenon of ULOs not UFOs la Mukar country after hearing about some strange sights m rural Singapore. There was a diversion first to a condominium Mock, bat after that the duo foUowed dirt tracks, called at kampong bouses
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      • Article
        What to do on Sunday?
        64 10 IS IT a beautiful or boring Sunday for most Singaporeans? If you're at a loss what to do with yourself on that day, apart from eating out or shopping, our expanded guide to Sunday activities may help. At the srme time, we'd like to hear
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      • Article
        Those Fireworks
        27 10 WAS test wmfc—ra NstlsMl Dfey fireworks display SMMSst Ov reporter asked some of those who saw It Their nmmtn sascest It's time for a change.
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        In the Asia Magazine
        25 10 THE game the Chinese started. ..which the Americans pop«Urised...te a name given by the FUipiaos..4UKl now played by children and adults.
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  • Article
    Well deaths: Open verdict
    180 10 THE Coroner's Court yesterday recorded open verdicts on the deaths of a mother and her baby, found dead in a well at their home. Mr Tan Chin Kee, a labourer, testified that his wife, Toh Urn Beng and their eight- month-old son, Tan Wei Chain left
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  • Article
    Levy call: An extra burden, says SMA
    408 11 THE Singapore Manufacturers Association feels there will be an "additional burden" on manufacturers if the proposed small claims court is financed by a levy on certain products and shops. A spokesman said all manufacturers and retailers must not be penalised just because of
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  • Article
    Police seek help of five HK men
    98 11 Police seek help of five H K men THE pallce we mxjmm U caatact five Haigk«ag nattaaals whom they believe can help them In their Investigations Into criminal breach af trust case, Involving $1.28 mllllan. Pellee gave their names as David Lee Tal Wai, 31, OmI Lap Tug, Federlck Kwan
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    N-Day dinner
    25 11 MR LIM Boon Heng (MP for Kebun Baru) will attend a National Day dinner at Mayflower Secondary School on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Bird singing
    28 11 MR Sidek Saniff, Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Inudstry), will give away prizes tomorrow at the 16th National Day Bird Singing Contest organised by Kolam Ayer constituency
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    The days are numbered for school in Clemenceau
    705 11  -  WENDY YANG By THE school bell clanged once to mark the end of a period at Chao Yang School m Clemenceau Avenue. But, there were none of the usual cacophony of hundreds of dragging chairs on cement floors, a flurry of books
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    Walk-along
    24 11 THE NTUC Child Care Management Committee will hold a Parent and Child Walk-along tomorrow at East Coast Parkway (Big Splash) at 8.30 a.m.
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  • Article
    972 key chain tags seized in raids
    131 11 POLICE have seized 972 key chain tags showing photographs of the various denominations of Singapore currency. Police said 81 shops were raided by the eight police divisions on Wednesday and Thursday. The tags, made in Taiwan, were being sold in provision shops and
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  • Article
    Diabetes talk
    42 11 PHYSICIAN in-charee-of the Diabetes Home Monitoring Centre, Royal Southern Memorial Hospital, Melbourne, Dr Matthew Cohen, will be m Singpaore to discuss "New Approaches to Diabetes Management" from Aug 19. Par more information, telephone *****1 and ask for Mr Allen Tan.
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    Weekend dates at bureau for mother and son
    284 11  -  MAUREEN CHUA By FROM today, the Legal Aid Bureau In Pearl's Hill will be the weekly rt- ndezvou.s for a nine-year-old schvolboy and his mother, who will come to bring him home for the weekend. Mr Justice Knlasekaram ordered this arrangement In
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    Ship supply officials
    56 11 MR CHEW SECK WHYE has been elected president of the Singapore Association of Ship Suppliers Other officials are Messrs Tay Teng Hong, vice president; A Duraisamy, secretary; Toh Teck Hong, treasurer; and Baveja Singh, internal auditor. Committee members are Messrs Arthur Koh, Urn Kay Hui, Sun Yong
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      211 11 Jr 0 fij METBH Big is the collar of romantic dressing There's an unmistakable feminine charm m the pristine-white, big collars of romantic dressing. Which girl can resist it Especially when the collars come cream-filled with Bl frothy frills, ruffles and organdy laces, and ornamented IL And big collared romantic
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  • IN PARLIAMENT (1)
    • Article
      Piny in names for major exams from next year
      127 12 ALL Chinese pupils taking the Prl- mary School Leaving, GCE <O' and 'A' level examinations next year will have to use their Hanyu Plnyin names with their statutory names m brackets. The Minister for State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, said
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    • Article
      REVISED WATER RATES Less than a dollar extra for most homes
      339 12 HOUSEHOLDS which do not consume more than 20 cubic metres of water a month will pay only a dollar more for their monthly PUB water bills under another round of water tariff review expected soon. According to Trade and
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    • Article
      NEW P.U.B. GUIDE SOON FOR HOME USERS
      206 12 A NEW guide for domestic consumers, which includes instructions on how to read water meters, is being produced by the Public Utilities Board, said Trade and Industry Minister Dr T»ny Tan yest(?rday. Dr Tan, to a question from Mr Te* Ch«ag Tee (Changl),
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      NEW LAWS FOR FACTORIES Hearing tests to be a must for 'noisy' industries
      429 12 Parliamentary Reporter*: PHILIP LEE, EVELYN NG, IRENE NGOO, ELENA CHONG and PAUL JACOB 6 IT mast, however, be stressed that the vast majority of noise-induced deafness cases detected so far were in the early stages. For example,
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    • Article
      Tax deductions for buildings saving energy
      188 12 OWNERS of air-condition-ed commercial buildings who make the necessary renovations to conserve energy can deduct such costs for income tax and, in the case of individual owners, against annual property tax. Moving the second reading of the Statutory Boards (Taxable Services) (Amendment) Bill, Finance
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      Sterilised parents get highest priority
      341 12 FAR from being unfairly treated, parents who had been sterilised after the first or second child are given the highest priority under Phase n of Primary One registration. This priority is valid at any school, the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon said
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      Premature leavers quit at Pr 6 level
      188 12 THE majority of premature school leavers left at Primary Six level, the Minister of State (Education) Dr Tmy Bag S**a said yesterday. In 1979, of 4,732 premature school leavers, 3,488, or 74 per cent, left at Primary Six. The trend was the same
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    • Article
      CIS Will carry out study on noise control
      205 12 CHARTERED Industrie* of Singapore Is to appoint an aeeastle consultant to carry out a nolae control stady at Its firing range to redace the note* level. CIS, which manufactures weapiM and ammunition for the Defence Ministry, will also he required to adjust
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      8 more primary schools for AMK
      209 12 ANG Mo Mio New Town will have another eight primary schools by next year. Four of them, Ang Mo Kio North, Chong Li, Da Qiao and Hong Dao will be completed in time to take in Primary One pupils in JanuTne other four Ang
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      Inspections to start with 5-year-old cars and over
      258 12 ALL cars over five years old will be called up for inspection next year, Communications and Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong told the House. Moving the second reading of the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill, Mr Ong said that under the bill, it
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    • Article
      OWNERS TO GET CERTS FIRST?
      183 12 COMMUNICATIONS and Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong yesterday agreed to ask the Registry of Vehicles to consider making car owners obtain test certificates first before the vehicles are registered or the road tax renewed. Mr Ong was replying to Prof S. Jayakumar'N (Bedok) proposal that
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  • Article
    FROM THE GALLERY
    622 12  -  PHILIP LEE By THE mood among backbenchers when Parliament sat yesterday is perhaps best described as interrogative. Together, they submitted one of the longest lists of questions, 26 in all, for oral answers. And this is not counting a number of supplementary questions. It was unfortunate then
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  • IN PARLIAMENT (2)
    • Article, Illustration
      CPF Bill passed without further changes
      366 13 THE Central f'rovident Fund (Amendment) Bill, which was discussed before a Select Committee m March, was yesterday passed without further amendment. The Bill provides for the CPF managing a mortgage-reducing insurance scheme for its members. In moving the BUI through its third reading, Labour
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      1st mortgage: No conflict with finance firms
      167 13 LABOUR Minister Ong Trng Che*ng said yesterday there was no conflict as to whether the Finance Ministry or Central Provident Fund Board would hold first mortgage when civil servants use their CPF savings to redeem their government housing loans. Mr Ong said he
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      Training films may be exempted from the censors
      339 13 ADMINISTRATIVE m easures may be introduced to allow training films bought by reputable companies or institutions to be either exempted from censorship or allowed some other procedure enabling them to be used without delay. Culture Minister, Mr S. Dhanabalan, who was moving
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      Gallery of S'pore's past for the museum
      252 13 SINGAPORE'S past will come alive in a history gallery to be set op at the National Museum to attract and Inform people of tke nation's history, part «f tke Culture Ministry's plans to improve and popularise the museum. The Minister of State (Culture),
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      No plan to let Div 1,2 officers opt for CPF
      323 13 No plan to let Div 1, 2 officers opt for CPF THERE is no firm plan yet to extend the option for pensionable Division I and II officers to cross over from the Pensions Scheme to the Central Provident Fund scheme, Finance Minister Hob Sal Sen said. However, the government
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      Early printing of papers does not breach law
      456 13 THE Government should do something to stop the Chinese morning dailies from being out on the streets the evening before. As Mr Yeo Choo Kok (Delta) sees it, this practice is not doing the Chinese dailies any good. He told Parliament yesterday
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      SBC will continue to improve working conditions
      344 13 SINGAPORE Broadcasting Corporation, which saw a recent spate of resignations of senior staff, will continue to improve its conditions and schemes of service, the Culture Minister, Mr S. Diuuiabalan said. "But we must accept the fact that it will not be possible to
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      Real solution in three to five years: Dhana
      434 13 IF PRESSURE IS MAINTAINED ON VIETNAM... IT was evident that they (the UN member 9 states attesting the conference) felt strong enough about the Asean position on the Kampu chean question to attend the conference, dlsre gardlng Vietnamese appeals and propaganda dissuading
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      Key posts on mosque panel to be filled soon
      154 13 THE key posts in the mosque building committee for the Telok Blangah and Radin Mas area will be filled in a month's time. The Acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, said the Muslim Religious Council (Muis) is compiling a list
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      Trade Disputes
      16 13 COMMUNICATIONS and Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong yesterday introduced the Trade Disputes (Amendment) Bill.
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      Transfer does not entitle teacher to grad's pay
      196 13 TEACHERS, tranferred from primary to secondary schools, are not immediately entitled to graduates' pay. Rather, their salaries are determined by academic qualifications and exgerience, the Minister of tate (Education), Dr Tay Bag Soon. said. He told the House teachers are broadly classified
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      Teenagers get jobs assurance
      82 13 TEENAGERS should have no problem getting jobs "under the prevailing buoyant economic conditions," Mr Eugene Yap, the Parliamentary Secretary (Labour) said. "Their welfare will also be taken care of by regulations for the employment of children and young persons," he said in reply to questions from
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      Anti-crime watch schemes now in 23 constituencies
      307 13 TWENTY-THREE constituencies have started neighbourhood watch schemes since the scheme was introduced m June, and 10 others are expected to do so by October. Home Affairs Minister ChM SUn CUm said it would only be possible to gauge the results of the scheme
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      END TO RUSTY WATER IN JURONG SOON?
      94 13 JURONG Town Corporation will repaint a number water tanks which are the cause of rusty water flowing (ram taps In Boon Lay and Jurong housing estates. Hie tanks are, meanwhile, being flushed and cleaned regularly by the PUB. Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and
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    Most courteous employee who's a 'killer' in the ring
    309 14 THE Most Courteous Employee In a local hotel Is would yoo believe? also a champion wrestler. Brace Gwee, 1.78 m tell and weighing It? kg, Is better known as KugFiLee. He Is currently the All-Asia Wrestling Alliance Champion and Asia Pacific
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    Hanging gondolas safe, say 4 firms
    299 14 SUSPENDED platforms are safe to work on, provided workers wear safety belts. Spokesmen of four suspended platform companies said yesterday it is impossible for the two cables on each side of the platform to snap at the same time. A spokesman for both Sky
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  • Article
    Woman fined for selling pirated records
    259 14 THE illegal music piracy industry received another blow yesterday from record firms and the Singapore Phonogram and Videogram Associ- ation. A businesswoman. Lam Mui Fah, was convicted yesterday of having four pirated copies of records for sale. Lam, proprietress of Queensway Music Centre in
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  • Article
    Admission of S'pore lawyer first since the 'split'
    291 14 MR HOWARD Edmund Cashin has made legal history on both sides of the Causeway by being the first Singapore lawyer to be admitted to the Malaysian Bar for a litigation case since the "split" between the Bar here and the Malaysian Bar
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    Technology standards here high says team
    121 14 THE Japanese Government team now visiting Singapore on an appraisal mission has found the standard of technology here comparable to that in Japan. Team leader, Mr S.Higuchi. Deputy Director in the Economic Cooperation Bureau, Japanese Foreign Ministry, said he was very impressed by the
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    Seminar on building industry
    75 14 A THREE-DAY seminar on various aspects of the construction industry and the latest developments in building technology will be held at Shagri-La Hotel from Sept 16 to 18. It is organised by International Planners and Developers, a major architectural, engineering and consultancy agency with its head
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    Injunction extended in defamation suit
    178 14 THE High Court yesterday extended the period of an interim injunction. granted ex-parte on July 22, against Mr Cheong Kim Hock, chairman and managing director of Singapore C and E Tours, and two others, by a week. The two others are former politician Leong Mun
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    Lorryman fined for bigamy and lying
    123 14 THE complacency of a lorrydriver who has a wife, a mistress and eight children by both, ended when it was time for his illegitimate son to go to school. Lee Kim Chew, 53, Hied notice of his marriage with his mistress on Dec 20,
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    Get-together
    41 14 THE MP for Telok Blangah. Mr Rohan bin Khamis, will attend the constituency's Zone D residents committee Hari Raya cum National day gettogether at the void deck of Block 70, Telok Blangah Heights from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today.
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      538 14 *-Hiyo MM\ Miche Beazley Pocket Guides HH^" \^^l Edgar Snow's "China" Handy, informative guides to all B*~- A fascinating personal account 01 A I- kinds of things good food, t \JL of the Chinese Revolution M 4 )>*' I wines, gambling, photography. £ZJ!^PAt- > compiled from the writings of *L
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    Do you have pictures like this? Surrender Chamber wants them
    323 15 RECOGNISE uybody in tkls faded pre-war photographf And do you have any memento from the Seecad World War a cap badge perhaps, or rank inrijrnlaT Tie Surrender Chamber on SenUm would be happy to hear from you, and perhaps receive
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  • Article
    Two building groups bury hatchet and opt to merge
    496 15 TWO profess onal groups representing builders in Singapore have decided to merge after five years of bickering over which is the more competent or widely recognised. The many squabbl3s between the Chartered Institute ol Building, an affiliate of the British institute,
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    Students at STI shun lift course
    180 15 STUDENTS who Join the Singapore Technical Institute (STI) are reluctant to enrol for the lift and escalator maintenance course. The training manager of the institute, Mr J. W. Son, said on Thursday it is the only Vocational and Industrial Training Board institute offering the
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    Long Service awards
    771 15 WE PUBLISH today the final list of recipients of the Long Service Medal (PINGAT BAKU SKT1A) in this year's National Day awards: Mr Pertab Singh so Magga Singh, corporal, Police Department, PSA; Mr Sohan Singh so A mar Singh, sergeant, Police Department, PSA; Mr Daljit Singh Sandhu,
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1981
    • Article
      CORE PROBLEM
      364 16 NO THINKING person can possibly disagree with the overall objectives of the Committee on Productivity on improving productivity, better labour-management relationships and work attitudes. And nobody has. But endorsing these long-term objectives is one thing and accepting the committee's specific recommendations is another. There are, obviously, practical difficulties.
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      SHOW COST
      385 16 PUBLIC accountability, as those wise to the ways of how bureaucracy works will tell you, is easier preached than practised. This indeed would appear to be the case when it comes to getting the Housing Board to be more candid about the real cost of public housing. It
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    504 16 IT'S UNCANNY IT'S uncanny only delightfully so. That was how I felt the other day when out of the blue, a former magistrate who has long since settled in Canada, greeted me down High Street here. Mr Robert Chee was on the Bench
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    Support for Suharto
    524 16  -  ROSIH AN ANWAR By Our Jakarta reporter IF THE Golkar states that it wants President Suharto to be re-elected for another term from 1963 to 1965, that is no news. But if the Muslim Unity Development Party (PPP) says that it would like to see President Suharto
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    Another look at 'questions left over from history'
    1691 16 THE visit of Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang to Singapore allowed both sides to "seek truth from facts." While Mr Zhao pleaded that China had done all it could to improve ties, it can go one step further by trading its ideology for
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  • FORUM
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      Home-cum-office is undesirable
      280 17 WE thank NGK for his suggestion that private residences be used as offfices for professionals like doctors, lawyers, etc. m order to combat rising costs of office space (ST, July 23). The writer's suggestion Is a tempting one and seems very logical, especially m today's context, when
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    • Letter
      An army officer who cares
      203 17 WHILE serving M a corporal In Mandai Camp, In 117*, I brought np some personal and family problems to my •fflcer commanding, during one of Us councelllng sessions. He tried, bat did not really succeed In helping me salve my problem*. He was promoted to
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      Surprisingly wet...
      67 17 A QUAINT bus shelter stands along Yio Chu Kang Road opposite a Singapore Bus Service depot. The seats of this shelter are placed at its extreme rear, and these become mini catchment areas on rainy days. On such nights, the dark-coloured seats appear deceptively dry, much to the
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      Goods vans can be made safer
      368 17 MILLIONS of dollars spent building the expressways would be wasted if the 385,000 goods vehicles m Singapore cannot use them. Those vehicles also mean a hefty reduction m fuel consumption through using the expressways. Attention focused on LGVs (light goods vehicles) m newspaper stories
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    • Letter
      Is it to evade tax?
      174 17 WHEN I arrived m Singapore m 1978, my rent was only 5J1.200, divided into $600 for the place and $600 for furniture. As I did not like the furniture, I asked the landlord to take it back, but he refused. The next year, he increased
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    • Letter
      The receiving end
      55 17 COURTESY U a two-way street II «ac doesn't Rive it, Me shouldn't expect to receive It Let's (m* It, tmufets can br slabs. We saw the way same *f them treated airline staff, clerks, waitresses etc. The paUenee *f Singaporeans we met toward* such boorish brbavtour was
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      Strict checks on gondolas
      220 17 IT is really disheartening to know that little has been done, since the gondola accident, to nip the problem m the bud. The increasing number of highrise buildings will definitely require many more such equipment to keep up with the maintenance programme. Practically all the accidents
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        SBS comments
        461 17 WE wish to thank the writers of letters published m the Forum page (ST, July 10) and would like to make the following comments: "Jolted To Fall" Will the writer "Moby Dick" please telephone me at *****66 to provide me with more information regarding the driver who made
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        Traffic congestion at junctions monitored
        155 17 I REFER to the letter "For Easy Traffic Flow" by "Boey Tha Han" (ST, July 23), and wish to thank him for his kind remark. The Traffic Police have conducted surveys at the Upper Paya Lebar Road /Airport Road MacPherson Road junction, the Paya Lebar
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      282 17 B^/VULJARB^OJR^TES FAMILIAR FAVOURTTES CONCERT BY THE SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 22 AUGUST SATURDAY Victoria tGonoert Hall, 8.15pm. GUEST CONDUCTOR: Tham Mer^ Kor^ SOLOBT: Yew Hong Chow (Harmonica) PROGRAMME: •Rnlancfa Sfcefius Rumanian Fantasy For Harmonica &Orchestra Francis Chagrin "Solemn Procession" R Strauss •Royal Fireworks Music Handel CArranged by Sir Charles Mackerras) Excerpts
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Hume trading
        86 19 SHARES in Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd and subsidiary Hume Industries (M) Bhd will resume trading in Singapore and KL on Monday. This follows a request from the companies for a lifting of the suspension after details of the takeover offer by Hong Leong Holdings on Hume FE
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        Ben & Co loss
        76 19 Ben Co loss BEN Co has reported a near three-fold increase in its pretax loss, to $962,000, for the halfyear to June 30, 1961. This was accompanied by a 7 per cent drop in sales, to $16-5 million, and an f 0 per cent increase in loss attributable to stockholders,
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        Prima results
        67 19 PRIMA Ltd has reported a one per cent gain in its interim group pretax profits, to $8.3 million, for the half-year to June 30, 1961. Group turnover was down 8 per cent to $92.6 million. The interim dividend declared was 6 per cent tax exempt, payable on Oct
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        Tokai Bank note
        53 19 FIRST Chicago Asia Merchant Bank has announced a US$2O million floating rate certificate of deposit (FRCD) issue by Tokai Bank Ltd's Singapore branch. The interest rate will be 1/4 points above the 6-month Singapore interbank offered rate for the first three years and thereafter at 3/16 points
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        Aluminium Co
        55 19 ALUMINIUM Co of Malaysia Bhd has announced that the share transfer book and register of members will be closed from Sept 9-15 for its recently announced 7-for-2 proposed rights issue. The last day for lodgement of transfer will be Sept 8. An AGM will be held on Sept
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        UOB request
        43 19 UNITED Overseas Bank has announced that it has requested that its US$30 million 6.5 per cent Convertible Bonds 1968 be deleted from official listing on the SES from Aug 14. This is the date for UOB's compulsory redemption of the bonds.
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        LTCBJ notes
        43 19 THE Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan (LTCBJ) Finance NY US$6O million FRN 1983 will carry an interest rate of 19 1/8 per cent for the six months from Aug 15, 1981 to Feb 15, 1962. The coupon amount will be U5597.75.
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        Lock icon CMB comes up tops
        79 19 HONGKONG, Fri. China Motor Bus (CMB) directors are believed to have won full control of the publicly-quoted company after a gruelling battle with Athlone, contenders in the CMB takeover affair. Trading in CMB shares resumed this morning on the Hongkong stock market and CMB directors were
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        70 19 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea's gross national product during the second quarter of 1961 grew 4.0 per cent in real terms over the same period last year to give the half-year GNP an aggregate 2.7 per cent increase, officials said today. A tentative tally released by the Bank
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        116 19 LONDON, Fri. The Financial Times, London's business daily printed on eye-catching pink paper, announced yesterday that it is raising its price to 30 pence (about S51.17) a day from 25 pence starting from August 17. "The rise is the first in more than a year and has been
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      Pacific Devt expects profits to rise 31 pc after acquisitions
      408 19 PACIFIC Development Credit's pretax profits are expected to rise significantly to M$26.5 million in 1982 after its proposed acquisitions of Miltrade Sdn Bhd and seven contiguous pieces <tf land from Billand Sdn Bhd. In a circular to shareholders on the
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      Economic survey shows signs of changing economy
      637 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG LOSS OF 1,000 JOBS IN MANUFACTURING By THE loss of 1,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector during the second quarter of this year indicates the progress of Singapore's restructuring programme. This was disclosed in the latest quarterly Economic Survey of
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      Smaller shareholders of two hotels advised to take cash
      533 19  -  CHAN OI CHEE By STANDARD Chartered Merchant Bank Asia Ltd, independent adviser to minority shareholders of Hotel Malaysia Ltd (HM) and Ming Court Hotel Ltd (MC), has recommended shareholders to reject the share swap offer and to accept the cash offer
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      Promoting trade and investments the French way
      266 19 FRANCE has appointed five "whiz kid" entrepreneurs to beef up its efforts to promote French trade and investments m Singapore. Known as export repre- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■i sentatives, these entrepreneurs all successful business executives in their 20s will supplement present efforts to bring French firms,
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      STRAITS STEAMSHIP PROFITS INCREASE 5pc
      235 19 STRAITS Steamship Co Ltd has reported a 5 per cent increase in pretax profits to $12 million for the half year to June 30, 1961. This reflects higher earnings from properties, particularly from Ocean Building. But earnings from shipping were lower due to lower growth
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      MARKET HIGHLIGHTS Shortage of buying support
      405 19 SINGAPORE: Share ■rim rlml |mi|j tower oa lack of Mlewthraagh aayteg o.ea*rt after a steady aacalaa Among hMrkk •■4 flaiiaees, Fraser •■A N*ive, Geatteg, Haw Par. Mt(igm, Keppel Skipyara, Hme Darky. Strait. Tradtax, DfVflipmut Bank. Hong LMag riwun. Ovewea CfctoMt Baak ■d lialtei Oveneac
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        65 19 -33Z Ill 1340 long Leoaf I»rt 1510 "citilc Corp 240 > M C 1350 iel Properties 825 ItralU Trading 820 M W MO .oodwood Park ISM > U B M0 Cement 010 2 Ceramin 470 •romet 3M "nng MCD( 198 I Leong Fin M0 teppcl Skip 640 Vgi Miia
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        12 19 ih.njri-l.a > M Hldn Mental Hldf 7S0 52C 730 20 30 15
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        19 19 Promet UOB UM W MUI Gentlng Total turnover: 8.92m Total value: $44. 51m 792,000 400.000 358.000 304.000
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        Indices
        34 19 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels Properties: Minings: Plantation!: OCBC: SESInd: Aug 13 i *****2 771.67 1748.17 1122.19 832.98 379.78 965.86 744.89 718.39 Aug 14 *****: 757.9; 1735.7: mo.i: 82io: 379.Z 926.5: 733.8: 698.3-
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      58 19 CAC CCM rtHStrnp -4 -14 Wiiw GatfcrleBM Haw Par -2 -10 NBT Nat In* PMC -15 -10 -50 SrmbSWp Shell Sum Darby StStoumfcip -15 4 -2 UaifeplMl Em PAN Geattajp -15 20 -25 lucre iMkeaaelM MTC Metal Bu ■3 PeribPlaat Prlm» -20 -15 +3 -10 St
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      378 22 A PETITION for the winding up of the St Piran Cornish Tin mining group, a subsidiary of Gasco Investments, was dismissed m the London high court on Wednesday. 8888B B— The petition, brought three months ago by Runic Nominees, a subsidiary of Gencor, the
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      MWE asks KLSE to lift suspension on shares
      157 22 MWE HeUburs Berhad has asked the Kuala Lumpur Steck Exehaage to Hft the mpeasUa m the tradlag el the rtoipiFy'i shares. la mi ■aemft •a Thanday, It says It will hald m extnUrdin»rv naenl meeteg Htidfemhu 1 1 to e«aMe AMetoMen to
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      Computers that can learn may be a reality in 20 years
      332 22  -  CHAN OI CHEE By BY THE year 2000, electronics may be able to bring intelligence into computers just as it has developed into the basic technology for the computer revolution in the last three decades. It would be possible
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      Singapore set for 8-10 pc growth
      682 22  -  BOH TIANQ KENG SPECIAL FEATURE By IT HAS been a smooth takeoff for the Singapore economy in the Eighties with a growth rate of 10.2 per cent last year and a creditable performance of 10.3 per cent during the first half of this year.
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      476 22 WASHINGTON, Fri. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said yesterday that consumer price inflation in industrial countries continued to ease in May. But figures for June, available for only eight countries, showed a resurgence in five of them. The index of wholesale prices of 30
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      'Price index adequate"
      65 22 THE Malaysian consumer price index, computed m consultation with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, is completely adequate, a government source said yesterday. He was commenting on a US Embassy report that the index was inadequate The source said the index covered the average Malaysian
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    2287 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Cr-i 1M1 Lad DW Hifh Low (onip.DY Sale N.t P/E Vol Day (-OOO)HI(h Low 494 300 Acm» 300 unch 14.5 Aicom 300 10.0 390 130 Allied Choc 102 -1 4 ON 312 161 BAT 210 45 5 420 330 BaU 3*2 220 200 90 Ben
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    592 20 GAINS made w Thursday were erased as prices fell again at the Stack Exchange at Singapore yesterday. The market was quite steady la the first half hour of trading bat light selling brought tke Straits Time* Industrial Index down CM (Mints by naon. When trading resumed
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    476 20 THE KL market took a turn (or the worse yesterday as interest diminished leaving prices mostly lower. Sentiment remained weak with most sectors going down. However, selected finance stocks were able to stem the selling to buck the trend. The New Straits Times industrial ordinary share
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    190 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TBI'ST (Maaagen' pttoea tar Aaf 11) The Commerce 3.22 3.X The Savings Fund 1.85 1.94, Spore Prog Fund 1.45 1.52» Spore See. Fund 2.11 2.22xd Spore Invest Fund 1.07 1.12 Spore Equity Fund 1 37 1.44 ASIA UNIT TRI'ST ff I artose Itr Aq II) Mai
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    1963 20 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded thown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. MDUnftlAU Atoea (338B 3.40S) (4) 3 46 (15) 3 40(13) 3.42(1) 3.36(4) 3*
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      281 20 HONGKONG: The stock market, encouraged by the steadiness of the local dollar, finned yesterday, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index closed IS. 43 points up at 1694.75 points. The biggest mover of the day was Su Mlnrl Brewery which rose to HK$16.40 from $1340 on takeover talk, the dealers
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      328 20 SYDNEY: A further influx of foreign capital helped the market hold most of its recent gains as traders digested another dose of interest rate rises yesterday, brokers said. Banks and selected oil and metal stocks advanced but property developers and building material groups tended easier as rates on housing
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      353 21 TOKYO: Share prices rose on selective buying in bargainpriced blue chips with market sentiment enlivened by increased foreign purchases yesterday, dealers said. Yao aCT""^ MB A__Ai Ch-cn at it Amhl O-U- Mi +5 ■uk Tk an -i •wju «M +M nmfcaamm a* -6 Canon 1M0 uncb C-_j-»-_ fit -I
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      660 21 LONDON, Fri. Share prices closed firmer today after a mixed opening In quiet trading ahead of the weekend, dealers ■aid. At 3pm, the Financial Tiroes index was up 6.9 points at 568.3. Electrical* continued to feature among leading industrials with Racal up 22p at 475p. GEC 15p higher and
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      388 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stocks closed mixed after trading in a very narrow range all day. The Dow Jones industrial average finished down 0.86 to 944.35 points, although other indices finished fractionally higher. Declines and advances were virtually even at about 720-and-710 respectively and volume fell to some 42.60
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      282 21 AMSTERDAM. Thun. Share prices were mixed to higher Rayal Date* and KLM rising 2.30 and two, but Aka* and ll«ilever losing 0.40 each in Dutch internationals, dealers said. In banks Aka added 0.50, but NMB lost 0.50, while insurers Bute and Nataed gained one each. Investment funds were mostly
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      281 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Prices closed steady in very quiet trading, with no new factors affecting the bourse, dealers said. Most sectors were little changed, but Oerlikon Buehrle edged higher on some buying in financlals, and Forbo "A* profltted from favourable comments in a bourse letter, they said. Domestic bonds were
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      81 21 BANGKOK: Selling pressure pushed share prices mostly loweivin slow trading yesterday, dealers said. Bahta Aiu Plbn Anithaya Inf. And Tnut Bangkok Bank Mi unch Bank Of Ayudham Ltd l« -1 Btrtl laekm Charoong Thai Win lit *4 Pint Tnat Industrial PlnanC» Con M unco InUrnafiooal CnoMClca InUraaUooal Trust And
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      101 21 MANILA: The stock market I closed higher as turnover rose to 7.8 million pesos from 2.3 million yesterday, dealers said. Ptn Aeo)t Mlnlnc 404ft +0JMM AUaa Coo. A All*. Con B. UM unch Btfiilo Oold OU unch Bmmwt Can. B M unch •r Ooodftch 10 JO unch CDCF 4
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    1718 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the ward "sett". Big Board
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      RUBBER
      625 21 PRICES in Singa|x>re rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with September RSS Oim> buyers quoted at 228.00 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents on Thursday's close dealer? said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on easier London advices a' id some forward offerings. they said. Levels fluctuated narrowly in
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      SSR and SMR
      91 21 NOON SSR ud SMR poo- raUrfey «A8 Bo*-*aWr (Carnal Nlkl mjot B*U«r* SSR 30 (1-leapaUM) 198.S0 200 SON SSR 60 U-UapalM IM.00 188 00N MHLB atfmhmw 8MHCV II loo p*UM) KUO 364 JON SMRL (l-loapaDM) 2M.M 2MSON SMR 6 (1-toaptOM) ***** 223.00N SMR OP (l-loap*UM) UNO UNO
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: Aug 14 Singapore: Sept: 228.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 252.50 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 533.51 per kilo (up 7 cents) Official offering: 90 tonnes (down 125 tonnes)
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      133 21 CHINESE Pfdace Exetaage, SlBg*p*fT, rlMtiiff BftCflS per IN kg ywtertey. Coconut CMMt «il: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (in second band drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 sellers. Cepfft: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $377.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      157 21 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $28,751 and closed at $28,796 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50 409.50 and closed at $409.00/409.50 at lunch time. It re-opened at $406.00/406.50 before closing slightly higher at $409.00/410.00. Gold was fixed at U*****.50 m London
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      TIN
      156 21 THE STRAITS tin price gained another seven cents to MS33.51 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 125 tonnes to 90 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £70 to £7,925 per tonne. LONDON: Heavy selling in the afternoon Rings by the
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      PALM OIL
      194 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The market closed slightly easier in fairly active trading yesterday, despite India buying two 5,000 tonne ldtt of rbd oleln for October and November shipments at M$490 and $492 per tonne respectively, dealers said. In August, south eased $5 to $905 per tonne and central fell
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      COPPER
      29 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets). Wirebar Spot £1015.00 (£1035.00); sellers £1015.50 (£1036.00); Three Month buyers £1046.00 (£1067.00); sellers £1046.50 (£1068.00). Market taae: Easier teles: 13,100.
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      Silver quotes
      37 21 Itas w«_ New York 9.078 8.928 9.27S 112S Zurich 8.9T8 9.088 9 ITS 1.25S PH n_ra Stagspore 9.008 8.908 9 2OS 9.10S Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. 8«-ne: Cra— l B_m, s-p«—
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      NOMINAL RATES
      333 21 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Aug 14. U8 DolUn'Spol! Off.r Bid 7 days 18% 18% 1 month 19% IB** 2 months 18 18% 3 months It 1/18 1815/16 8 months 191/16 1815/18 months 183/16 181/16 12 months 18 17% SwJn. Dm. (MiMfe Prim) 1
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      Discount
      40 21 RANGE (A price* offend by discount houwi on Auk HOvernight: 3%to«'/*% C»U defxatti: 6H* to t'/t% CMh B«Ti.« ScUUf 3-month Treasury bills «W BH 3-month Bank bills 123/lt 121/16 3 months CD 11* 11 BmonthsCD IIH U« Smtc*: NUkuinnnlh.
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      35 21 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Aug M. Offer Bid Overnight 5 1 month 10 7 16 10 5 16 2 month! U'i 11 3 month* 11 'A 11 Overnight mode Par
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      24 21 THE _ver»ge rate at which majar Slngapere banks an currently prepare, to lead to their best CBstomera ta 14.17 per e*nt.
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    50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 581.4 Wednesday 587.0 Week Ago 534.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday J44.35 Wednesday 945.21 Week Ago 85Z91 H.K.HANG SENG Friday IJWJ7S Thursday 1J75.32 Week Ago 1718.15 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 713.4 Thursday 712-8 Week Ago 704.0 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 855.5 Thursday 855.5 Week Ago 634.7
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      592 21 RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT IN AUSTRALIA THE PRESIDENT OF THE HOUSING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, MR. TONY FOTI, WILL BE IN SINGAPORE THIS WEEK AND IS AVAILABLE TO ADVISE LOCAL BUSINESSMEN ON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT IN AUSTRALIA. MR. FOTI IS STAYING AT THE ORCHARD HOTEL AND CAN BE CONTACTED
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      129 23 nOlfllCBI restaurant PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL sth floor, 35 SBtogto Road T«l:33taM67tttWS7 SINGAPORE'S FIRST TAIWAN SEA FOOO RESTAURANT COME AND HAVE A TASTE OF OUR TAIWANESE DELICACY SEA FOOD The itople rice porridge is eaten with lots of little side dishes such as oyster, mussel, pork stewed m rich black sauce.
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      241 23 "1 ttV.Sf rersonai services Merchandise I i bBt M?*^HtWWt&***¥> Amlbßl 7. IST SEPTEMBER 1981 B 9 BIIBBl^k.B^«^.BtfttBBBBB^B^BBBBl BBbml— W 5 b bß'bl k «a^ Ib> I I bbvbvu- bH bBbI bß^ '^bt Q bßi i r^^^ 1 ■b^HHb b blbvV KVbI t raaona IbVObVI' BLbßt r^^"» Jr^^Bß BMI -Btßk tr
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      1140 24 I Personal Services 1 WrclMjUUe JecZißsHLSfiiSJ FEATURES: Retractable optical system, r" ma ~^v to make it easy to use and H to protect the lens. I f Ultra-sharp I I 35mm/f2.8 lens. I Full frame 35mm picture. Cds automatic exposure system. Shutter speeds from 1/8 to I 1/lOOOsec. 0 Electronic
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      684 24 FSM Hiilial **«M^ilri«« a uil3 OOT i *W Sf |BJ M RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN HEALTH CENTRE 4th fir Great Eastern Hotel 401 Macpherson Roed Spore 1336. TEL: *****44 10am 3am MOUNT ELIZABETH HEALTH Centre. Swedish/ Taiwanese massage and sauna (cold it hot pool) at our exclusive Health
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      386 25 II Employment lI A 46 Situations VtCMtt t) Bmomtarlml* CHrtcml *X 1A A tending BANK has a vacancy for a Confidential Stenographer Requirements 9 Singapore citizen with 3 years' relevant experience Higher School Certificate with good grades m English and Mathematics m Private Secretarial Certificate Typing speed of at least
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      1135 25 ta***»*M»a-* I ik/k s I Ll, International Trading Company o> >Haa ausiluannrn tor maaiHtUii o« secretary to the manaimnq dwcctor Applicants muat poaaaaa the 1011 1 Minimum OCE 'O' level Certificate with credit In English 2) LCC shorthand or Private Secretarial Certificate. Shorthand, typing speeds W/50 wpm respectively 3) Ability
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      1207 25 If a I i _ji ITJ i) ttwtioamA*tw* a 1/2 years' experience a Shorthand 'typing 90/ M wpm 3) OPERATIONS ASSISTANT a OCE O level a Experience not necessary 3) GENERAL CLERK a OCE -O' level a Experience not necessary Ptaaaa apply m >*wn handwriting himienmg ran raauma and salary
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      886 26 N rmjlii jniini \\j\ 48 Situations Vacant b) Secretarial Clerical PIOW%W PfcaTSaHTf r#^Mt*"w># FEMALE CLERK Able to type and do simple Accounts Preferably slaying around Buklt Tlmah or Toa Payoh area Apply personally at WMAMW MOKTI-H.OHA 77. Duneem Heed, (1 110) Tel M ***** tntortwSteOfweM Compaw* Mi JHbt ©**fl has
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      685 26 FEMALE TYPIST CUM Documentation Clerk Familiar with customs documents. Come personally between Mam. lip m to: Suneast Pte Ltd. 127. Ist floor. Golden Mile Tower. (Oolden Theatre). Beach Road. FEMALE CLERK REOUBatO. Secy( ru.iratlon. Able to type and do simple correspondence Interview at 1952. Blk 555. Avenue 10. Ang Mo
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      982 26 I MOBIL WHM a*pp4»CaTtaOfM from Mfitatoty IMllmlß person* tor the poemon al SERVICE STATION MANAGER QUALIFICATIONS: a Candidates should preferably have 2 to 3 years sales and supervisory experience related to the automotive trade c Possess class 3 driving licence and a car c Communicate well c Pleasant personality REMUNERATION:
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      646 26 ajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaavv-a^ SALES EXECUTIVES Owing to expansion, are are lama. anargatk. person* to Hen *w teem. c HSC/ OCE 'A' level c Sales experience would be an advantage Apply providing c—ilummi vitae, lalapnen* number and a HDiwlptietograptito: THE SALES DBeZCTOR PtARL DEAN PTE LTD SUm SBS, STN FLOOR SHAW MOUSE ORCHARD
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      596 26 URGENTLY REQUIRED SALESGIRLS and Supervisor for candy store. No experience required Age above 17. Interested call personally at Orchard Theatre Ist floor, between 12.30pm and Bp.m. (Shirley). FEMALE STATMNEftV SHOP Assistants. Working Monday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm. 033. Oolden Mile Tower. (Oolden Theatre). Beach Road. Singapore 0718 menaro cosaames
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      508 26 rv J Bfl We spocaiss m machine tool manufacture and general engineering fabrication, and we have vacancies for Assembly Fitters Witti 2-3 years expenence m general fitting, assembly or installation work Sheet Metal Workers With 1 -2 years expenence m sheet metal cutting, forming, fabrication and assembly work Machinists a)
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      376 26 y. imam mmmcm j& bmc BUCKBEE-MEARS s SINGAPORE y •MS a newly established American Company sn.clsMi ing m precision stamping and plating of lead frames requires: PLATING SUPERVISORS c Incumbent must have good knowledge or experience In the manufacturing of Itlead frames, preferably with Chemistry and electrical background a He
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      1074 26 f U iff I HAQEMEYER TRADING CO. (8) BDN. BHD. ifiyit## sSppttCAtiOfta) from suitably qualified c and i Oalt#wl fOC llvO poVlirOfi Ol DRAUGHTSMAN QUALIFICATIONS a ITC. In draughtsmanship or equivalent quired qualification., but with experience In preparing drawings for project work will also be considered Salary will commensurate with
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      1275 27 Jtfl «S Situations Vacant d) TicJuUcmJ RADIOGRAPHERS ULTRASONIC TECHNICIANS ASNT levt.l II sanhralsiil or bt<ter Tstlwiltlam reqMteed Long-term contract be .h m Singapore and oulstatl'in available Pteeee eend comesela data* *d reeume with paat ,ob eipur anca. Alaa spusH salary re•wrsmsfih and Mcsude Is a P*wo# nufnoof H svataiayaM* to
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      354 27 liTtl (Automotive Electronics) Requires FEMALE PRODUCTIOH OPERATORS for a Monday to Friday 4.48 pm to 12.48 am 5-day work week a Shift allowance: $1 75 per shift Transport: Provided from GM Singapore to home Requirements:— Female citizen, age between 16 and 35 Primary 6 or Secondary education For interviews, please
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      354 27 I PRODUCTION OPERATORS I (MALE FEMALE) The Personnel Department 117. Neythal Road. Singapore 2262. Bus No. 248 from Jurong Interchange BaaaV Baa* k WFf9TttllffMKiliiU a Mitsubishi TV/Car Audio Factory requires urgently PRODUCTION OPERATORS a Singaporean or Malaysian. a Above 18 years old a 5-day week, a No shift work, c
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      715 27 W Diß^oywwit ijjli f)je«Bas«asaßa*»ssfajSßßsjßsT«el Bat^l^l^l [^tasi FEMALE AND MALE PMNLUffIQN OPERATORS 2 rotating shifts or Permanent 3rd shift Starting wagai up to We provide •Cash Awards Productivity Incentives Dental/Medical Benefits Urilformt Annual, Marriage and Maternity leaves Company bus transport Employee Recreation Please call personally to: Tha Personnel Officer SIEMENS COMPONENTS
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      477 27 ~M LJ GtNEftAl O«SEL Invites male or female applicants for the posts of: VEHICLE MAINTENANCE CHARGEHAND a NTC In Vehicle Malnte- a Ability to read and write English a Minimum 3 years expert- ence In maintenance of I dlesel and petrol driven vehicles a Knowledge of manual/ automatic transmissions a
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      406 27 DIGITAL, the world's No. 1 minicomputer company has openings for the following positions:— 1. SYSTEM TECHNICIANS ITC m Electronic Engineering/C G Full Certificate or its equivelent. 2 year*' experience m rnasntasnjng and troubleshooting DIGITAL or other computer controlled teat equipment. 2. DOCUMENT CONTROL CLERK Age: 18-22 veers GCE O' Level
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      438 27 ie^pm ~m\ PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED Sacurity Oapartmant urgently requires SECURITY GUARDS Tha Job Normal security duties In a shipyard The Candidate Above 18 Read write simple English Completed NS Basic salary (during probation $300 Overtime (approx) $200 Security Allowance $35 Transport Allowance $55 1 Meal Allowance $40 Medical and dental
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      470 27 A WELL ESTABLISHED CXFANOeNO CIVIL ENOMOMHQ CO»fTWACTOR Invite* young, energetic persons to fill the following Immediate vacancies: A) CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT (Famale) c 3 years' experience In all aspects of office routine. Including secretarial duties c (iCE "A" level with good verbal and written command of English a Typing speed JO
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      485 28 Jtrl 46 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous T POST OFFICE S A VINOS BANK Immediate vacancies for UM I OFFICE ATTENOANT (MALE) R#Qtltt'#fn#fnaV a Singapore Citizen age between 16- 19 a Must have surcessfully com- pleted Primary 6 education and must be able to under- j stand and speak English Malay
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      438 28 Dua to continuous axpanaion, unio/ta American Italian Fast Food Raataurant raquiras tna foHowino. paraonnal:A 1. BOOK-KEEPERS 2. RECEPTIONIST 3. OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR (SHIPPING) 4 BILLING CLERK 5. DESPATCH CLERK 6. STORE-KEEPER 7. SECURITY GUARDS B. 1. COOKS 2. CASHIERS 3. CREW 4. DRIVERS 5. STORE ASSISTANTS Applicants without the relevant experience
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      418 28 2* 1 II Employment ,|£J 9ra TELEPHONE OPERATOR cum RECEPTIONIST 20-25 years. GCE'O' Level Fluent In English Come tor. immediate interview from 9 00am to 5 00pm at 10th Floor Bank of China Bldg Battery Road Singapore Italian Ceramic Showroom require* urgently: FEMALE SALES CLERK n#^tarw#fft#>n ts OCE -O1O 1
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      558 28 MOTION SMITH m vita* appHeattone tor tha poamon ot STORE ASSISTANTS I a candidate should have minimum Secondary 4 education. a The successful candidate will report to the Storekeeper and will be expected to work Independently contact telephone number to: T r>a Psrsonnal Msnao,#f MOTION SMITH Ist floor, Marina House
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      1591 28 N EMptoysaWst 'Wm^ Exclusive Lounge requires HOSTRESSES Those interested, please call personally at: 82. OUEENSW AY SHOPPING CENTRE SINGAPORE 0314 tel ems between 4.00 to 6.00 pm FLORIST ASSISTANTS Salary depending on experience. Write with details to: S.T. BOX AMOM 1 Naw Induatrial Read. Spora 19*3 MARCO SCREEN PROCESS COMPANY
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      1818 28 tones sstumoy cut mart :^^ei BaWBaBBSBSHBIB^B^B^BBBB^BBBB^b^-^. L^bW J* J @f ALB Ol RELIANCE MOTORS PTE LTD. i-m wTTrMimitf^^irn ShowroomScrvice&PartsCentre:9Len<jKeeßd.,Tel:6ss244 BLRLT TU WIN TVJU OVER BranchShowroom:G9NoveruiVille,27sThomsonßd..Tel:2slol 31 I l^ I '-w.-BM r- J V//a^Bai Z^ money. our tntrgy rutenrtt. and your •nffla»\^vV V^ InttaU Compu Sensor" on your anewn X*^ r
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      2522 29 tunes Saturday car mart 55 VaMcsM For Sato rord REO. 1*77 FORD Cortina 1600 XL. one owner, private registration, alrcond, radio/cassette, new road tax. luff-kote. beautiful condition. $12,000 ono Tel: *****45 Koh after 6.00 p m I*7* NOV. ESCORT Ohla Automitlc PARF. 3rd owner, alrcond. cassette equaliser. 4 extra new
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      120 29 *> Others IIRELLI CN36 70 Series Low profile hi-pertormance nylon belted radials Superb wet grip Maximum stability High speed security Good acceleration and braking response 185/70 HR 13 tubeless (hi-speed radial upto2lOkm/h) g% Eastern Agencies gg WE CAN HELP YOU OWN A NEW CAR with as much as 90% financing.
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      853 29 I*7* Datsun 120Y A/C OL AlfaSud I.s Sprint A/C Honda Accord A/C Datsun 100A F2 I*7* Mazda 929 L Auto A/C Toyota Starlet A/C Honda Civic SDR A/C 1*77 Mazda 323 A/C Colt Sigma 1600 OS A/C Toyota Corolla 1200 I*7* Toyota Corolla Auto A/C Ford Escort RS 2000 A/C
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      867 29 LATE I*7l, OPEL Rekord. PARF I eligible Highest offer secures. Ring *****65 after 2p.m. MOB GT 1*72 new paint, alrcond Excellent condition Interested view at: 5. Jalan Insaf SEPT. I*l* VOLVO 244. One owner Highest offer secures. Tel *****44. SUBARU NO KEONO Car Traders Pte Ltd For more details, telephone:
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      492 29 REOISTERED 1577 OOOD Condition. White Mitsubishi Colt Van. 1 company owner Asking M.OOO Please call: *****13. 1(77 TOYOTA LITEACE Van. 1 owner Oood condition all round Price SJ.BOO 0.n.0 Contact Peter Bay. *****3 IMS TOVOTA PANEL Van. Well maintained. Alrcond. accident free. Asking for: $***** on.o. Call: *****04 or 252*011
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      1521 29 IV A ff^^WMmrfcrt^f ir>i ft. gfc— QM^MtIMM ■MrjS^^r "ft. Si Ibbbbtbl > Type A 1 3-storay apMHovel Townhousas S 7 O*Js?>»t>vJ* Typaß^itora^Craatr^Townhouaa. Type C a 'D'4-sforay luxurious Maisonnettes HRocfßßttonßl AimoitNW: Standard sized swimming pool and children's wading pool Squaah court RaaMenls' club house Tropical garden I opan park area Children's
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      782 30 j.™ 60 Accommodation Vacant b) Flat* ORCHARO ROAD VtCBMTV a High floor, fully furnished, t-oadroomad aasrlwsiH with balcony Split-level living/ dining Rantai $3,000 lumiahBflL a Executive hlghrlse centrally alrcond baaroomsd apartmant. Split-level living/ dinIng, 24-hour security, with poo! facilities Rental SUMO. a Luxuriously, fully furnished I biatoaand fully alrcond carpeted
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      981 30 ORCHARD ROAD VtdNfTY 3-bed- roomed apartment with spacious 1 living/ dining. Big balcony, tastefully furnished. Inter- Home *****8 PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX High fioor. 1-bedroom studio apart- ment. Partially furnished $800 Tel: *****82 Miss Chan after 2pm BEDOK 4-ROOM partially fur- nlshed. beside cinema. Interchange, Immediate occupation $800 *****17 CABWMLL ROAD
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      1588 30 I M a^ I Mr ACCOMaTMSMHM PTQpaVaM SS CHANOI NEAR APOLLO Garden ultra-modern 2-storey semi-de-tached 4 split-levels. 5 bedrooms Built-in 3420 land 4800 sq.ft. Freehold, selling $690,000/-. Tal. Ang *****47 DIST. IS BEDOKVRXE DOUBLESTOREY Semi-detached Bungalow Ideally located. 3.485 sq.ft. 5 bedrooms. Short distance to Changl Airport. Price $460,000 0.n.0.
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      1727 30 aaa a _m a) n_ n m I awl 4m ri U IBJ9 I aaS DMT tt. OROUNOFLOOR WALK -UP apartment with covered carpark and private garden 3 bedrooms and 2 bathroom with built-in wardrobe and cabinets. Ceramic tiles flooring. 1250 sq ft $280,000 No agents please Tel: *****76/ *****86.
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      1242 30 Itf Imii^Mni'-" a* M IV ALLIMiVrHHMIKffI rrOpßTlafj! g^g b) Rental SUPREME HOUSE I Spice for use as Medic il Unrt I 510 sq. ft. (47.4 sq. m) Air Conditioned with excellent services Ample parking facilities Available at reasonable rental BNOUBMS SUPREME HOLDINGS LTD SURPREME HOUSE L T4rl: 336-24^66 MERLIN PLAZA
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      1012 30 VI F^tucflttofl A Instruction o ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LINGUISTIC SKILLS Lonquoge 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
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      543 31 fl Educatton 4 Instruction c) MmMtc 97 Driving (mtniction KM* KCt YO»«O Srhool Of Music UMA t- k and Children Arl-s offer Music Ps"??^ te s?^c.K Lessons for Violin. Viola. Cello. ,*f ""Ji^;' 3 X n([ f h p n P r wf Piano. Theory and alao Children i^2S. £5E2
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      709 31 ¥ll Travel Tours >iL 1 Baaaaar^aafl aaaaaV BWaaT^aaaa*' k aaaP^ J^tj v r< y ■aH 4 Va^aT aaaJaF «^T S^S'' S"^T* ■*>- •(•SrlafMaaai From the peopte who know travel better[^B I INTERNATIONAL MASS WEDDING I HONEYMOON TOUR '81 bhtolKon 'uncnon 6 StPT 8 1 Ocpaiturc 7 SEPT 31 b, StA
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      600 31 J W TrmH Tows JL^ j^| WMOS HOLIDAYS A reliable way to travel EUROPE m AUTUMN spells beauty and romance. Take m the blazing colours and the earthy fragrance of foil. Be there before the earth coots for only $4199 10 Oaya Dtnersuropean Quality Holiday ESCORTED DEPARTURES 4/9. 16/10, 3010.
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      912 31 ¥ll Trawl Tows >4*4* i NAM HO TiMasamcinnELii Gl 4-1 6- 18, Pearfs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Tec *****33 (7 lines) 119, People's Park Complex, Ground Root, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 l TAI4O afmWUTMTMM 7 daya *****/- (Air-con coach)
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      346 31 I J*"JL"" SINCERE'S SELECTED OFFER S-liay Gentlng/ Penang/ Cameron by AC Coach $179 Sltt'J Dep Every Monday 7 am. 4DSN Penang/Cameron by AC Coach $149 $159*169 Dep Monday Tuesday 2D3N Oenting by AC Coach .$79*49 $99 Dep. Every Friday 10 pm 2D3N Gentlng by Train (Sleeping- Berth) and return by
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      32 32 The family of the late Mdm. LOONG WEE ENG wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attendance, donations and condolences during their recent bereavement. DEPARTED 10/8/81 Aged 69
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      256 32 passed away peacefully on 13.8.81 leaving behind wife, sister. 2 sons. 2 daughters, daughter-in-law. 2 sons-in-law and seven grand-children to mourn his loss. Cortege leaving 51-B Lorong Ong Lye on M-»-t1 (Sunday) al 1240 noon (or Mount Vemon Cremato- HENRY DAWSON JOSEPH. AGE 60 formerly of (Juntas Airways
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      123 Acknowledgements
      39 32 Th. son. CHEW HOCK CHUAN, daughtor-tn-Mw, GUAN NANCY, daughter* BAI NEO, KIM NEO and grandchMdran of tha lata wish to thank an ralatrvaa and mvfKJv tot irteir conoovoncov, wraatna #tc., during their ra- MR. CHEW BOON ENG
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      82 32 wishes to thank Rev. T.C. Nga, Rev. B.H Ding. Rev. Ronnie Goh, Mr. Wee Yew Hock, members of the Pentecost Methodist Church; Doctors and Starr or the General Hospital; Relatives and Friends for their prayers, caring, assistance and attendance, donations, wreaths and condolences during her
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      40 32 10TH ANNIVERSARY MASS THANKSGIVING MASS TOMORROW. 16th AUGUST »1 at 10.00 am al tha Church ol Our Lady ol Lourdaa. SO Ophtr Road, B'pora. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY LOVED OMEB. IN LOVING MEMORY OF 8.V.8. MUTHU DEPARTED M-t-71
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      50 32 A YEAR MAY PASS BUT MEMORIES OF YOU WILL FOREVER LAST DEARLY MISSED AND ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILD. In Loving Memory ol DR. V P MENON Departed on 147*7 1550 Atway* remembered by Wife. Childran, In-laws arxl QfMMicn Moron TANG SIE W CHEONG
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      118 32 THOUGHTS OF YOU BRING TEARS BECAUSE WE MIS8 YOU BADLY. THE WORLD WOULD BE LIKE HEAVEN JUST TO HAVE YOU BACK AGAIN. HER KINO AND LOVING MATURE REMAIN ALWAYS M OUft HEARTS. SADLY MISSED BY SONS. DAUGM TER, SON IN LAW. DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW. GRANDSONS AND OWANDOAUOMTEWS. Not
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      IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF
      35 32 Five years you have been gone, but never forgotten Deerfy remembered by. Son: K.M. Lim. Daughter-in-law: L.H. Chuwa, Grand daughters: Lillian. Li Ping. Ury. LIM YUEN CHUN Departed Auguat IS, 1976
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      33 32 RATES FOR PERSONAL AOS OBITUARIES a $12.00 for 15 word* (run-on atyta) a $42 00 for 3cm. x 1 coi. (aemi-diaplay atyla) a $52.50 for tern x 1 col. (di.pl.y atyta)
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      406 32 v ¥111 Artnouncamants A ParsonaJ B*^--I 8888 l lha*K M Hurting? m God cares Come for a touch from the Master s hand this Sunday ■al-^ TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE Time: Bam, 10am. 12pm 2 30pm Presently at RELC Int'l House ~m ReHgiotn 118 CarPoots Announcements FROM TOA PAYOH to Tengah
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      847 32 FINANCE DIRECTOR n r-i ,|l nn I najiilml The Hong Leong Group is seeking a top-calibre professional I I to fill the post ol Finance Director m its subsidiary company, I MANSON FINANCE TRUST LTD, UK. I The company is a well established public Quoted company I m London having
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      1091 32 mmwmmmmmm alcom mmmmmmmm Aluminium Company of Malaysia Berhad An Associated Company of ttw Alcan Group Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of Aluminium Company of Malaysia Berhad will be held at the Bilek Temenggong, Hotel Jaya Puri, Jalan Barat, Petaling Jaya, at
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      550 33 flßflkw smntPOiiEmnsßtviceinmiTn The Company m conjunction with Vocational Industrial Training Board invites applications from suitably qualrfie I males and females for APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANICS Requlremenh Singapore Ctizen or Permanent Resident Completed o r exempted from National Service or serving part-time National Service Completed Secondary 3 or.passed Secondary
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      488 33 An established member company of the Hongkong Commodities Exchange invites suitably qualified Singaporeans to apply for the following positions for its Singapore company. 1. ACCOUNTANT 2. SECRETARY 3. RESEARCH OFFICER 4. ACCOUNTS CLERKS/ TYPISTS 5. RECEPTIONIST We offer successful applicants an attractive basic salary plus normal company benefits. (Applicants for
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      624 33 ~g philips I Our Training Department requires the services of an experienced personnel to fill the position of TRAINING OFFICER The Men An analytical and resourceful individual who possesses the ability to communicate effectively at all levels. TheJob: The selected candidate would be required to conduct management courses, assess training
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      681 33 ASIACITI COMPUTER SERVICES PTE. LTD. Our subsidiary and associated companies have been m the computer systems business m Australia for over ten years. We are now establishing ASEAN region operations with Singapore as our base. Product lines are essentially micro and mini computer based systems covering general business, public accountancy,
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      307 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday FORMER Selangor Mentri Besar, Datuk Haji Harun Idris. is to make a formal appeal to Home Affairs Minister, Datuk Musa Hi tarn, next week for permission to hold the post of United Malays National Organisation (Umno) vice-president. Datuk Harun will,
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      91 34 THESE iimm kavr heea vMut ataee they were nwnpMwi last September. Their swam caa ast nMve la heeMM there hi m electricity aid water aad m certificates M flta«M. The Matey Mall repute* that these hMsea were amsag IJSH iavelved la a majer a*a»iag
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      279 34 BAHAU (Negri Sembilan), Frl. Some $12 million worth of sugar cane is rotting here because there is no buyer. The cultivators 146 of them and their families who had visions of fourfigure income when they planted the crop two years ago are now in despair.
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      78 34 JOHORE BARU, Fri. A 70-year-old man from Pontian, M. Govindam, was found dead in a hotel here half an hour after he asked for a woman to be sent to his room. Police said the man checked into the hotel on Wednesday. Shortly after the
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      137 34 THE Prisons Department has taken action against a prison warder for assaulting an inmate at Taiping Prison. The warder was found guilty of assaulting an inmate when inmates were ?oing into their rooms at .30 p.m. on July 25. The warder received a three day
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      130 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.US Senator S. I. Hayakawa, chairman of the Asia-Pacific subcommittee of the US Senate Foreign Relations committee, arrived here today for a threeday visit. The senator will discuss bilateral trade and international economic and security issues. Mr Hayakawa has already visited Thailand and
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      110 34 MALACCA, Fri. PWD employees were today urged to work towards a new image or they will be stuck with the label "Janran Kerja Rajin" (JKR). the public's derisive interpretation of the initials of the department in Bahasa Malaysia. In making the call at a PWD
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      302 34 K. LUMPUR, Fri. THAI pirates preying on Malaysian trawlers have been able elude policemen on patrols disguised as fishermen because of a security leak, it was reported today. The Chief Police Officer of Kedah/ Perlis, acting Deputy Commissioner Abdul Hamid Mohamed, said
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        76 34 MAS fuel bill soars MALAYSIAN Airline System's fuel bill has soared by more than 1,500 per cent over the last eight years to make it MAS' biggest expenditure item at present. MAS, which paid M$15.5 million for fuel in its 1973/74 financial year, had to pay about M$250 million for
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        Lock icon Aircraft auction
        70 34 THE Department of Civil Aviation is expected to auction a Boeing 707, which it has confiscated, next week in order to recover more than M$50,000 in parking charges due to it from the aircraft's owners. A DCA official said that they would advertise in the local newspapers to
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        Lock icon Biggest army exercise
        52 34 EAST Malaysia's biggest army training exercise of the year is underway in the jungles of the Third and Fourth Divisions of Sarawak. The fortnight-long exercise, code-named Gonzales Nine, began on Monday this week for 3,000 men of the Sarawak-based Third Infantry Brigade, the Borneo Bulletin reported on
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        Lock icon Call for uniformity
        68 34 EDUCATION Minister, Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud, said on Friday that the curriculum of the ministry's religious secondary schools and the respective state-sponsored religious secondary schools be co-ordinated to create a standardised and uniform curriculum for the whole country. He said it was important to create a uniform
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      237 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl DATUK Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's book, The Malay Dilemma, is expected to shoot to the top of the best-seller list here only days after it is launched next week. A spokesman for its publisher. Federal Publications, said it has received orders for at least
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      NO APOLOGY! SAAA decide they do not have to say sorry to Fok
      410 35  -  JAWHARILAL RAJENDRAN By THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have decided that they do not owe national athlete Fok Keng Choy an apology for accusing him of misconduct at the first ASEAN track and field championships m Jakarta
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      Lock icon Vijay rallies to upset McEnroe
      339 35 TENNIB ROUND-UP MONTREAL, Frf. Wimbledon champion John McEnroe, the world's topranked tennis player, joined a host of seeds on the sidelines of the Canadian Open here yesterday when HWi-seeded Vijay Amritrai, of India, upset him 57, 7-« (7-5), 6-1. McEnroe, who had never lost to
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      Lock icon Mary breaks own butterfly record
      103 35 MILWAUKEE, Fri. American swimmer Mary Meagher, IS, brake her awn world reecrd for the women's SM metres butterfly, clacking I mln. K.M sec. here l« Wisconsin yesterday. Her farmer mark was t-MJn. She set the record In the United States swimming championships. She had set
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      Lock icon Soccer star Dirceu fined
      72 35 MADRID, Fri. Atletico Madrid imposed a maximum fine of USJtOOO ($15,190) on their Brazilian star, Jose Dirceu, and pui him on the transfer list after he threw a Jacket at coach Jose Luis Gracia Traid when he chided him for missing a penalty m a match.
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      24 35 WEST BROMWICH, Frt. West Bromwich Albion yesterday clinched the £500,000 ($193,000) signing of England under-21 midfield man Steve MacKenzie from Manchester City. AFP.
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      Lock icon Aisher toasts British win with 'bubbly'
      404 35 PLYMOUTH, Fri BRITISH team captain Robin Aisher toasted Britain's eighth Admiral's Cup win m 13 series with champagne here last night. The victory was made possible by the efforts of Aisher, fellow-Londoner Brian Saffery-Cooper and brilliant young skipper Phil Crebbin, from Lymington. Crebbin, just
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      414 35 SANTO DOMINGO, Fri. A Taiwan delegation officially pulled out of the 11th world shooting competition yesterday when they were denied the use of the Nationalist Chinese flag. In a statement, Chuan Ching-Tang, chairman of the delegation, said they would not take part in the competition in the Dominican Republic
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      Pride And Honour stands out as today's best bet
      374 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By PRIDE AND HONOUR has come right and can be followed with confidence. This four-year-old engaged in Race 4 stands out as the best bet in today's card of seven races at Penang. Pride And Honour broke through with
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      Sea Horse set for first win
      211 36  -  TIPTOP By SEA HORSE n is shaping up for his maiden win in Race 2 for Class 5 Div 2 horses over 1,200m. The three year-old Derring-Do gelding has had three starts so far and the most impressive was his fourth to It's Wonderful
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      Moon Shadow should score
      256 36  -  EQUESTRIENNE By MOON SHADOW, a four-year-old brown New Zealand gelding by Chief Hagen, should score his debut win in open company when he takes on a Class 5 Div 1 field (Race 5). Racing in Class 4 restricted terms in all his three previous outings, he
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      Wonder Walker worth a wager
      246 36  -  TONTO By WONDER WALKER is worth following in Race 4. Earlier thfs season, he won in Class 3 Div 1 1,250m, beating President Candidate by l'« lengths after being in the rear in the early stages of the race. Last week, the six -yearold Trepolo
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      The mudlarks
      49 36 THESE karaea will ro well taday if ttM>re Is Bam 1: Pcaatagma's (harm, Nattaaal Sped*!. Race 2: Stanky, The Ca«p, Neptaae TapM. Race tlWaader Walker, ParfcfauM Kid, Mast BeBftee S: Plalilr d'AflMv. Race <: T»l TMg. S«rveyar n, AskUa Veatere. ■Uee 1: ExMw, Uve Me Tm4m, Trae Kalght.
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      Today's card
      3385 36 RAPF 1 2.30 Tote Board Stakes IVA^ r< A for Malaysian-breds CLASSES 5 AND 6 1,700m (Ratings 58-6) ($15,000 $9,000 to winner) 1 6*0*51 Berart Jay SO Serene-Ng 6 mg g Cg Chalked up fourth win when he led practically all way In CM 1200m with 55 in
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      Hokaido set to score again
      1001 37 He does a good gallop with apprentice Bakri up On the track...with TIPTOP PENANG, Fri. Last Start winner Hokaido looks set to take Race 6 on Sunday. With apprentice Bakri m the saddle he reeled off 600 m m 45 sees, here this morning. The
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      168 37 DEAUVILLE (France). Fri. Nemr continued the Mitri Saliba Stables fine recent run by decisively beating Englishtrained Vielle in yesterday's Group Three Prix Gontaut-Biron. Confidently ridden by Alfred Glbert, the son of Thatch obviously relished the fast going and came through at the distance to win by
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      1335 37 RATF 1 2.15 CL ASS 5 DIV 4 1,200 m !V/\l/r< 1 (Rating* 47-35) ($10,500 $7,350 to winner) 1 0*00" KrtarttU (47) 57 Star Uta-G Breukelen 5 emgcß +1.5 Twmcfc 2 I 000*0* Brl J*k*r (It) 56 5 Spectacular G. Breukelen 4 lrg d 2 -U W Muny
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      It's full steam ahead on the final day
      503 38  -  JANICE SEAH By 17 marks fall on wayside as school swimmers turn it on HAVE a merciless sun and warm, humid air filled with the cacophony of voices, shrieking support for their respective schools, and an authoritative voice booming over the microphone,
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      ALL THE FINAL RESULTS
      384 38 Girls B Div: Mm tree: 1 Tay Khoon Mci (Anglo-Chinese JC) 2 Ang Bee Kiat (National JC) 3 Joanna Goh (Catholic JC) 31.5; 51m butterfly: 1 Karen Fong (CJC) 2 Evon Soon (Hwa Chong JC) 3 Koh Cheng Noi (CJC) 35.5; 4 x 51m tree relay:
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      Lock icon First defeat
      34 38 JAKARTA, Fri. The West German Munich University soccer team were beaten 0-1 by an east Java provincial team Persebaya m here m Surabaya yesterday, their only defeat on their Indonesian tour. AFP.
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      Lock icon Drawn match
      18 38 JAKARTA, Fri. South Korea drew 1-1 with Bulgaria m the Jakarta anniversary soccer tournament yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Nielson in front after sizzling 63
      187 38 HARTFORD, Connecticut, Fri. Lon Nielson shot the lowest round of his four-year tour career today an eight-under-par 63 to take a twostroke lead after the first round of a Professional Golf Association tournament here. Nielson, who had six birdies and an eagle, said: "My
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      Lock icon Davis ahead by a stroke
      138 38 DUBLIN, Fri. Australian Rodger Davis, last seen staging a protest walk-out at the West German Open two weeks ago, fired a six-under-par 66 at Portmarnock yesterday for the first-round lead in the Irish Open golf championship. Davis, who quit the German Open in disgust at
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      Lock icon A bomb explodes outside rugby Test stadium
      195 38 WELLINGTON, Fri. A bomb exploded yesterday outside the Christchurch stadium where the first rugby Test match between South Africa and New Zealand are scheduled to be played tomorrow. The bomb, which police said exploded in an open space near Lancaster Park Stadium, caused
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      Lock icon Goalless
      26 38 NEWCASTLE. Fri Swiss First Division Club Neuchatel Xamax held European Cup holders Liverpool to a goalless draw m a warm-up match here m Switzerland. Reuter.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      188 38 ABCHEKY Pesta Sukan shoot (Gloucester Barracks). BOWLING Spore international Open (Jackie's System 460/ Plaza. 10 am). EQUESTRIANISM Pesta Sukan meet (Bt. Timah Saddle Club). GOLF Sembawang monthly medal (Sentosa, 1). HOCKEY SHA League: Div 1: University v PARC, LA v Seletar SC, CSC v SAFSA, Khalsa v Police
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      Lock icon England retain lead in women's lawn bowls
      231 38 TORONTO, Fri. England split their pairs and triples matches today but retained the overall lead in the women's world lawn bowls championship. England led with 83 points. Hongkong regain ed second place with 76 while Zimbabwe dropped to third with 74. In the
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      Lock icon Khalid can play for MARA in M-Cup
      177 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Khalid Ali will be allowed to play for Mara in the Football Association of Malaysia Cup competition next month without fear of reprisal from the F. A. of Selangor. This follows a FAS statement yesterday that Khalid is not under
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      Thomas Cup trainees for Onam finals
      97 39 THE Singapore Kerala Association will hold their Onam badminton finals at the Singapore Badminton Hall tomorrow at 5 p.m. The programme includes the team final between the Bharath and Sembawang Sports Clubs, and the the veterans doubles and under-18 boys doubles finals. The highlight
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      Squash tourney
      55 39 THE Serangoon Gardens Community Centre will organise a squash tournament on their premises from Aug 21-28 to celebrate National Day. The tournament, opened to residents In the area, will be divided into men's women's and veterans' events. The closing date for entries is Aug 17. Entry forms are
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      Lock icon Miandad continues plunder
      129 39 LONDON, Fri. Javed Miandad, Glamorgan's Pakistani Test batsman, followed up his first-in-nings' century by scoring 96 at a run a minute, including 28 off an over from Asif Din, in an English county championship match against Warwickshire yesterday. Scores: At Edgh— t— Glamorgan 40*6 dec. and 176-4
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      Skipper Samad misses soccer training again
      335 39  -  JOE DORAI APART FROM NOH, HE WAS THE ONLY ABSENTEE YESTERDAY By SAMAD ALAPITCHAY, the Singapore captain, missed training again yesterday morning because he was feeling tired after three days of workout with the Merdeka soccer squad at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Samad rejoined
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      14 strikes, but no perfect game
      406 39  -  WILFRED YEO By MALAYSIAN champion Y. H. Foong hit 14 consecutive strikes in the Singapore International bowling championships at Jackie's System 460 yesterday but he ended up with only 270 pintails. Foong's eighth delivery, which followed a sevenbagger, hit his leg and rolled into
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      Lock icon Aussies put up poor show
      374 39 MANCHESTER, Fr. The frailty of the Australian batting was again cruelly exposed m the Fifth cricket Test against England at Old Traf- ford today. They were bowled out for a miserly 130, 101 behind England, in two-and-a-half hours, which, even by the low batting standards
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      Naughton makes a counter offer
      308 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By TONY NAUGHTON, the New Zealand expert offered a monthly salary of $2,170, plus accommodation for his family, to prepare the Republic's team for February's world junior squash championships, has made a counter offer to the Singapore Squash Rackets Association. Naughton mentioned a
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      Kamsadi and Sudirman to lead challenge
      267 39 TWO OF Singapore's best players in the B team of last year s Lion Qty Cup tournament will spearhead the Republic's A squad for this year's competition, reports JOE DORAI. Midfielders Kamsadi Dahlan and Sudirman Ahmad found their rightful places in Singapore's first team
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      Seven teams in Pesta meet
      47 39 SEVEN teams have entered for the Women Football Association of Singapore Pesta Sukan competition starting today at the Queenstown Sports complex (9 a.m.). They are Dover dementi A and B, Hewlett Packard, Duke United Seletar F.C Darul Afiah and Chua Chu Kang.
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      MED win 3-1
      33 39 MECHANICAL and Engineering Department beat Marine Pool B 3-1, and Fire and Safety beat Technical Training A 1-0 m the Port Authority Recreation Club intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      Runners-up
      23 39 UNION CARBIDE drew 1-1 with M.C. Packaging to finish runners-up m the Ovaltine Jurong inter-company Division Two soccer League at Jurong yesterday.
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      Skilful, but worried, Wong enters s-finals
      266 39 WONG YEE LEONG, one of the most skilful junior squash players around, entered the semi-finals of the Pakistan International Airlines boys' under- 19 closed championships yesterday when he beat the game Johari Rafdi 9-6, <Ms, 9-3, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. But, in the semi-finals today,
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    Lock icon Reagan takes it easy on the ranch
    54 40 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan showing off his cowboy boots while relaxing at his ranch m Santa Barbara, California, on Thursday. He later set his economic recovery programme m motion with the signing of the largest budget and tax-cutting measures m United States history. UPI
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    Lock icon Phantom voices that talked to pilots
    205 40 LOS ANGELES, Fri REPORTS of phantom voices beaming false Instructions to airline pilots are being Investigated by three government agencies, according to a report published today. The phantom voices have been reported by airline pilots flying into Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston, Fort
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    Feeling of being one community
    216 40 THE function was to celebrate National Day. But the residents committees of Tanjong Pagar wanted it also to be an occasion when people from all walks of life could get together. So they had the wellheeled paying more than the less well-off in order that
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    Lock icon Saudis: When Opec agrees on unified oil price...
    267 40 BAHRAIN, Friday SAUDI Arabia's Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said he expected the next meeting of Opec to agree on a unified oil price and added that if it did, the kingdom would cut production from its present record level. He was
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    No L-riders on the roads by '85
    419 40 THERE will be no L-licensed motorcyclists on the roads by 1985, when a comprehensive plan now being worked out to upgrade their riding skills is put into practice. Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin told Parliament yesterday: "One of the measures is for
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    Easier for foreigners to become citizens
    255 40 TALENTED foreigners will find it easier to apply for Singapore citizenship because the criteria has become "much more liberal," Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin told Parliament yesterday. This has been done "in order that we can attract more talent to Singapore," he said
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    Lock icon Breakthrough
    36 40 BEIJING, Fri China has developed a printing system using computers and laserscanners which can reproduce 60 Chinese characters a second, the official Xinhua news agency said today, describing the system as a major breakthrough. Reuter.
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      THE CAT
      912 1 There're none so pathetic m this world as those who die m the spirit. But at the hour of death burst forth m Gogen Yamaguichi a surge of new life; it was almost like a reincarnation. And now, after a second span 35 years the karate master tells
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      960 2 C D SATURDAY Matlaee DM la Tke W—l (Ch 5, 2.15 p.m.): Dramatisation of a Dame Ngaio Marsh's story in classic Agatha Christie who-dun-it tradition. George Baker plays the lead role of Chief Detective Inspector Allyn, summoned to investigate the murder of an obnoxious, domineering woman
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      Look out for these...
      474 2 Look out for these •"BUT you must believe me when I tell you that I have found it impossible to carry out the heavy burden of responsibility and to discharge my duties as King... without the help and support of the woman 1 love" these were words heard by a
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        339 2 EXHIBITIONS: ExklhittM af Photo- Hari Raya Party Cum Kebaya graphs of Asean cos- Queen Contest: At Dewan Kampung tumes, musical instruments and reli- Ubi, 8 p.m. gious tradiUons at the NaUonal Li- Natt««al Day Dinner Com Variety brary, till 22 Aug. Closed on Sh«w: At Toa Payoh CC And SeranSunda'y
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        126 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 6 Early transport he'd caught by u s£ssr'*- liih -s^-^----13 s=r.ss c i »;.r rEjsr 17 issssarJiu^s »t by »ssssr is Kw.v^T««2i2 h u ft** much ta-uncy! rasiirr* (4) sL^sr* m (7) (5) 24 Frenchman is accommodated ta ta —h^^rf by a aoUtary old rebel-worker T.TI
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        1186 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opera* followed by Sesame ;35 I™** The Fnends Affair Street 7 25 Cultural (English) i <;n Pirhu. Birh 7.30 News And Weather Forecast i.au kkik wen (Malav) 2.15 Saturday Matinee Died In The 7 50 vejas Set-Up w °o' 850 Economics Made Easy
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        1159 3 Doyo Prawito Oil Paintings Art Exhibition Today and tomorrow only (11 a.m. 10 p.m.) sth Floor Reception Hall, South Wing, Mandarin Hotel Previewed by JOHN DE SOUZA A SMALL bo y squats easi ly, back against a stained wall, his round face calm as he balances a
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        294 3 Pi^^^^Br^M^j^Bj^j^^^r^^BrTf^^BM LET'S indulge in some movie-related trivia this week. Let's scrape the bottom of the barrel in what Time essayist Frank Trippet calls the "pap culture". Here goes: CLANK-CLANK: A 1972 room-service cheque from a San Francisco hotel for two pieces of cinnamon toast, two cups of
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        A dancer's life
        1944 4 Dancing is not considered a very respectable profession it doesn't pay very well anyway. And choreographers have to create for audiences who prefer pretty colours and costumes to new, abstract ideas. GERALDINE TANG talks to them of their hopes, m this second of a three-part feature on
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        Do I know what I want?
        303 4 THE Stalker, a two-and-a-half hour Russian film by Andrei Tarkovsky will be shown at the RELC auditorium at 8 p.m. by the Singapore Film Society. Something has hit the earth and a mysterious Zone is formed. No sane man would go into this place
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        Made at home
        707 5  -  CAROLINE NGUI By FOR four months last year, in the heart of industrial Jurong, in a factory which produces flower pots, two men were hard at work. Deft fingers shaped clay on whizzing potter's wheel. They kept keen eyes on firing kilns. Andrew Chua and Robin Koh
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        Concert with a difference
        159 5 THIS year's public concert by the Institute of Education's Music Education Department (called Opus VI, tonight, 8 p.m., at Singapore Conference Hall) offers more than the usual fare of Choral and Band Well-known tenor Tan Peng Tuan will be a guest artiste singing favourites like Be
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        WILL you decide just who Liddv is?
        1357 7 G. Gordon Liddy will be autographing copies of his book at MPH.Stamford Road, on Thursday between 3 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. WILL: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF G. GORDON LIDDY Sphere Books, London (1981), $11.50 Reviewed by GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI 6 Although one of the reason*
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        481 8 I lilli" if iyli ImL\ f 4VI UUi IVIII BWarV I a (*****14) 11am, 1.45, 4M, 8.45, 9. 15-No Fraa Uat The Army v»a> no laughing m.ntrr until k '*^a^ I Judy Hi-n jaiiiin joined it. A i^a\ ill r VV i.\fa\IGOLDIE HAWN P EILEEN BRENNAN ARMAND ASSANTE g li
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        359 8 .musk for Ever yonEiv Vocal Recital by Chiang Chin Hwa Lyric Coloratura Soprano Elizabeth Wong at the Piano 22 August W 1981 at 8 pm m DBS I Auditorium Un moto di gioja Mozart Ridente la calma Mozart Batti, Batti Mozart La promessa Rossini Una voce poco fa Rossini Apre's
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        742 9 /-^Memorable Dwm&?°^ I■■ II P Hat! <7 7 M©¥»Hl«b for children. V Aa* Victoria Memorial Hall Empress Place rkw- zsxsxszr >-^ 11am -10 pm 15th-23rd*Aug>1981 s^^ |«ssT| A package of contemporary decor make you shake your head with no Ml n. T^\ Vf» k ***** J JkS^>/ housed m the
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        352 10 IsIHb^R^Bh^BHiL!'* Rr! -vsl .^H i' B»P\ v SG ■C- "Y- 'Of *ifl&9flfiLS*^"39B^Bl^RWlS9^R^R^RsE9r B^H^HaL^ 7^4 Af fl V A winning mixed doubles V combination: Gucci men's i r°: i j^fl ar| d ladies' ready-to-wear. P^*| H Quite exceptional, without t m WESBJ BA exception. Prices range "J I VH 'f| I
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        Laugh potion of corporate misery
        726 11  -  Tom Sharpe JON MANLEY 4 They were only happy when something dreadful happened to them and Blott took comfort from the fact that he was living in a community that actually enjoyed misfortunes. 7 From the book BLOTT ON THE LANDSCAPE By Pan, $8.75, 238
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        EEC-Japan tussle
        672 11 Williams J. Barnds ROBERT CHEW JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Edited by MacMillan (1980), 286 pages. £12 Reviewed by 4 Japan's dilemma is to decide whether to frustrate its own efficient and logical economic development because of poor competitive responses from the US and the
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        Snow paints a thin veneer
        710 11  -  C.P. Snow DR MALCOLM MURFETT A COAT OF VARNISH By Penguin (1981). 349 pages, £1.75 Reviewed by WHILE C.P. Snow's last novel lacks many essential qualities, it does at least have an appropriate title but for the wrong reasons. A CmU Of Varnish has a
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        440 11 JM^^ml 1m? MMM MM I! m rV4.i I ■Rr Iff K-> lf .T 1 L A 111 Business Shirts by M j^jValdini i from the bouse of Jn/ius vdtini Avaibble at METRO: Supreme Golden Mile Marine Parade SINGAPORE SHUI HING YAOHAN: Orchard ROBINSON'S: Specialists' Centre MEL WANI'S: Clifford Centre TAI
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      Refugees' success tale
      521 12 AJthough the tomato field house iBn>t the biggest m the week have reason to be DTOUd Their X SUCCeSS a»w««K«i:»«« »u«.-« Symbolises their Will to Survive and to fit. NORMAN AISBETT ronnr»« lrnm K2JSIS WESTERN AUSTRALIA. IT may not be the big- Ulttj lIUI L^T lilt l-'tK
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        231 12 THE OMIIAI w^"h''" '^M 1 A Wfe WI '^r: ji I jfl^^| I I MUU ifEEnn it iiinnif 1 iin aY aVaafe I B I II laß ff^P^ a^aP^ aaHa^H IBaHHaH aB I HI r U ■■I Hill H I k-i-ln-4 Aviation Specified by Rolls Royce. B^B^- General Electric. Detroit
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        Japanese eating
        780 14  -  TAN LEE LENG By TO MANY of us, Japanese food is sticky rice, itempura, sukiyaki, teppanyaki, and miso soup. But there is more to it the way of eating and the beauty of each serving. In one very exciting dinner in Tokyo, my host jbrought metoa very lovely
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        Titillating the tastebuas with tend ith tender beef
        1460 14  -  NATALIN LING Kobe Restaurant Fourth floor, Tanglin Shopping Centre Reviewed by THERE was a time not so long ago, certainly not much more than 10 years ago, when you had to travel long distances hunting for a Japanese restaurant in Singapore. Today,
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        Cook-it-y ok-it-yourself meal
        938 14  -  NATALIN LING Shabu-ten Japanese Restaurant Lower Ground Floor, Bukit Timah Plaza Reviewed by SHABU-shabu is the name of a new and interesting taste sensation for Singapore. In its basic principle, shabu-shabu is similar to the Chinese steamboat, in that thinly -sliced meat, seafood and vegetables are briefly
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        Recipes:
        491 15 Dengaku (Sizzling Grilled Tofu) Red simmered miso (follow recipe) 750 gm fresh tofu Vegetable oil Bamboo skewers soaked in warm water for one hour Cut fresh tofu horizontally into 13x8 cm rectangles about one cm thick. Place in a single layer on baking tray lined with triple thickness of
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        348 15 Footnotes to healthy feet The first tell-tale sign indicating Athlete's Foot is severe itching between the toes. Skin then B| usually becomes white, scaly or cracked. Use Scholl Athlete's ftH^B^ate' Foot Liquid which combats B infection fast and effectively. p^-p^j^-There's also Athlete's Foot m^nTbdt Powder which relieves itching mirSSSmS Liquid
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      Hunting the Hunts
      1429 16 Author Harry Hurt, the son of an oil millionaire, wasn't interested m his father's business. But after three years of looking into the fortunes of a man who became one of the world's richest eccentrics oil billionaire, H.L. Hunt Hurt appreciates the appeal of such a person.
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        570 16 Sport the look of Superstars. V\fear^9%^ sportswear and shoes. Worn by: MM *L j Available at: IvanLendl, (w* I ISSSSSSHh Eddie Didds, I^^^V V"*Vi T «i. ****> supr»m« Cheng Yue Ling I *^tt I w~^ sto« <luc^ p^ p™^ p*^ (ChaoTung)& fjk J^^Zm Mw, mTH *M«*Hong*co. Phnw YllPn Fatt JLM*^,WL\km
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        Rapid economic growth
        1560 17 TWO decades ago, the Republic of Korea started a revolution, not the sort one normally associates with violent upheavals, but a peaceful industrial revolution that has since transformed a backward land into what is now known as a newly-industrialised country. It started with the launching of the
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        REPUBLIC OF KOREA
        23 17 Capital: Seoul. Land area: 98,955 sq km. Population: 37.8 million (1979). Gross National Product In 1179 (per capita): U551,124 (553,524).
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        Towards peace and prosperity in the region
        746 17 National Day of the Republic of Korea models for other developing countries. with so much that has been gained through hard work and sacrifices, it is only natural to expect our two countries to work closely together and share experiences m as many
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        Land with regal past and bright future
        1041 21 National Day of the Republic of Korea DISCOVER KOREA: The destination of the Eighties! The land of old and new; the land with a regal past and a bright future. Nowhere else in the Orient is there another land like Korea. Within is
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        Art and its roots
        417 22 National Day of the Republic of Korea THE category of Korean art known as mlnhwa ("people's painting"), or folk paintings, has been attracting increasing attention in recent years, both from Korean collectors ana critics and from a good number of foreign connoisseurs. After years of neglect
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        331 17 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Government People of the Republic of Korea on the occasion of her 36th National Day JjL JJMOH|m The Hyangwonjong pavilion of W\<* Kyongbok Palace m Winter. LV 7 .^^^^nW «bbl nnnVnaV IV^hw' avJlJ^TV Land of the Morning Calm s *^^BBBBBBBt-P Afunplacetorelaxandenjoyyourself.Seethecolourfulcountryside It is delightful just
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      Life in Korea
      46 18 Kirn Chln-ho shoots for a gold medal m archery at the Asian Games A bright future Is reflected m the smiles of the young Students meet Informally on the campus of Seoul National University A young family wean traditional clothes for the holidays
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        202 18 CONGRATULATIONS to the Republic of Korea on their 36th National Day JL A jk C^^ A— jfwto dELLMn fl H s one K orcas representatives, we are proud ~^^|^f rMaH V^^^^l^B^B^fl b!^b3 K^ok to have been able to effectively play a part m J r/A jr*j£ |E »^~^*^PR^^s i ts
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        84 19 iail The Bank of Korea KV^sJfcv !^P' Singapore Rep. Office r&k l^^c"^^ The Korea Development Bank J^^mJt<^^C/J^^BzrKk Singapore Rep. Office r\ ki^v s^wl *ii 4^fc Korea Exchange Bank J^B^K\^^C\ j^ ■^p|P Singapore Branch tVll^ w^y^ The Commercial Bank of Korea IESP^RT^Eft^^P^BsL All y^^ Singapore Branch WSmJwTi s*2^ aX«| The Cho-Heung
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      A new culture plan for the '80s
      781 20 KOREA national culture for the Eighties: A special clause in Article 8 of the new Constitution of the Republic of Korea stipulates that "the state shall strive to sustain and develop the cultural heritage and to enhance national culture." This is reinforced by
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        200 20 I Congratulations Best II I Wishes to the Government II I People of The Republic of I I Korea on the occasion of I I their 36th National Day I I 15th August 1981 I I from I I Hhi I I SENG HUAT ENTERPRISES (PTE) LTD III 377-383 Jalan
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        52 20 Congratulations and best wishes to The Government and People of The Republic of Korea on their National Day U CORRORATION H)BsiSi**X3:*;i± 1. INTERNATIONAL TRADE 2. IRON STEEL MAKING 3. RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 4. CONSTRUCTION ENGRG 5. TRANSPORTATION SINGAPORE OFFICE 2303/4 Tong Eng Building 101 Cecil Street Singapore 0106. Tel *****51/2 Tlx
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        63 21 Our Heartiest Congratulations to the Republic of Korea on her National Day KRIt KOREAN RE REGIONAL OFFICE FOR S.E. ASIA SUITE 2206, OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE 0104. Telephone: ***** Telex: KOREIN RS ***** Cable Address: KOREINSCO, SINGAPORE. KOREAN REINSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE OVERSEAS OFFICES C.P.O. Box 1438, SEOUL, KOREA
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        153 21 CONGRATULATIONS ON THE NATIONAL DAY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA from 4ft J. A. S. INTERNATIONAL (PTE) LTD. IMPORTER EXPORTER 28, BEATTY ROAD, SINGAPORE, 0820 TEL. *****88, *****89, *****65. V Cable Address. JASUP x Telex. RS ***** A/B JASUP y f 111 1 CONGRATULATIONS ON I I THE NATIONAL DAY
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        85 22 Congratulations and Best Wishes to to The People and The Government of The Republic of Korea on the occasion of their National Day from U-JIN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD (Souvenir Departmental Store for tourists) Rm. 7, Ground Floor, International Building, 360, Orchard Road, Singapore 0923. Tel: *****49, *****79. Telex: RS *****
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        43 22 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the people and Government o£ the Republic o£ Korea on her National Day HEEWON ENTERPRISES PTE LTD STRONGWILL ENTERPRISES PTE LTD 144 Robinson Road, sth Floor Singapore 0106 Tel *****44 (5 Lines), *****37 TLX R*****5 STRONG R*****5 HEEWON
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        38 22 Oar Heartiest Congratulations to the Republic of Korea on her National Day from A PflnHC private limited 144, Robinson Road, 6th Floor, Singapore 0106 S Tel: *****30/31 (2 lines), *****33 (3 lines) Cable: PMKPRICO Telex: PMK RS *****
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        606 23 FINANCIAL N COORDINATOR Our client, a company with diversified activities m trading and project devetopment, requires a Financial Coordinator to service the Company's activities m South Asia Reporting directly to the Managing Director, the successful candidate will be responsible for the efficient coordination and financial management of the company's activities
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        963 23 m V^aterhouse Associates v Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management and accounting, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and
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        949 23 I Our client which is a Singapore based corporation with affiliated companies m South East Asia is engaged m the supply of oilfield equipment to the oil, gas and petrochemical industries. It wishes to make the following nev. appointments:— Administration and Finance Manager Circa $50,000 per annum MCS ***** [■■jl
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        542 24 The SGV Group Professional Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a leading International bank with established offshore branch operations In Singapore, invites applications from qualified candidates to join its Ship Finance Group as: ASSISTANT MANAGERship FINANCING Negotiable around 5550,000 pa. The Branch has established a strong reputation m shipfinancing activities m
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        755 24 A public listed company with several subsidiaries engaged In .diversified activities is inviting applications for the position of -M SwCONFIDENTIALyf^L XJ SECRETARY %>^ The successful candidate should:- possess a private secretarial certificate or equivalent qualification with a typing speed of 50 wpm and a shorthand speed of 100 wpm. have
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        1468 25 C EJfcON A CAREER WITH _£t CHEMICALS M Exxon Chemical Singapore is an affiliate ol a leading multi-national chemical company with worldwide manufacturing and marketing activities. We are looking for mature individuals who are ambitious and self motivated to join our team of highly competent employees. The successful candidates will
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        623 25 Applications ore invited for appointment to the following posts: (1) TECHNICIAN (PLANT OPERATOR, AIRCONDITION) (2) ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN (PLANT OPERATOR. AIRCONDITION) QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE POST(l) (i) Industrial Technician Certificate m Airconditioning and Refrigeration. or (ii) National Trade Certificate Grade 111 (Theory and Practical) m Airconditionina and Refrigeration Mechanics plus 3 GCE 'O'
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        687 25 Maritime College ApplKitKxn ttt mnted tor the (otomnj positions mtlwi the Department ol Nautical Science Appoint merits w* be made tor the bejinmng ot :98? and/ or md 198? ucnm/SNOR leciuo i (NftVU WCHTECTURE) DUTC include administration and lurthef development ol the Nautical Science diploma and depee courses, teachmj m
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      1184 26 Members of the Baha'i religion are stepping up an international campaign to back their charges that Iran's Islamic rulers want to stamp our their faith in the country of its birth. GRETCHEN MAHBUBANI recently spoke to a 31-year-old Persian Baha'i who, to protect
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        304 26 The top brass m these cities Jdan'tbewrong! TEKNISKIL, the manpower services contractor and appointment agency that's hard to boat. Very simply, we're the technically-skilled people on tap— lor you. A full range of technicians like welders, fitters, electricians, boilermen, riggers, and scaffolders to professionals m project management and design staff
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        591 27 I B3 GM SINGAPORE I |gg| (Automotive Electronics) GM Singapore is looking for qualified and dynamic professionals to join our Company as: A. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER B. FACTORY ACCOUNTANT C. ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIANS (RADIO) D. ELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIANS (IC) E. WIRE BONDER TECHNICIANS F. MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS For position A, you must
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        997 27 4ft WONG'S CIRCUITS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. One of the largest circuit board manufacturers In the Far East, with Corporate I offices In Hoog Kong, Invites applications for the following positions. These I vacancies present extraordinary opportunities to become Involved at ground I level with excellent potential for advancement In the
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        693 27 (A member of The Times Organisation We are a well-established and dynamic Group of Companies with diversified business Interests in Singapore and worldwide. As a Group, we form the single largest publishing, printing and distribution conglomerate In Southeast Asia and our mainstream of activities Includes the printing and distribution of
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        440 28 ABNBank We are m the process of expanding our very active trading room and we are looking for young and dynamic personnels to join our foreign exchange team as: FOREX DEALER The selected candidate is expected to possess a good educational background with not less than 3years relevant experience. He/she
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