The Straits Times, 17 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon U.S. READY TO HELP THAILAND
    533 1 'Post-Vietnam syndrome is over and other friendly S-E Asian countries beat threats BANGKOK, Sunday THE United States has discarded its "post- Vietnam, woundlicking" attitude and is now prepared to help Thailand and other friendly South-east Asian countries ward off threats from the Soviet Union and
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    Lock icon Police fire on Sri Lanka rioters
    224 1 COLOMBO, Sun ONE person was killed when police fired on rioters who set fire to a boutique near Colombo as fresh violence broke out in parts of Sri Lanka yesterday. Petrol bombs were thrown at the boutique, 40 km north of here in Gampaha.
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    So much flow to dance
    181 1 IN costume* perhaps mare glamorous than what they were trying to portray, these girls, from the People's Association Dance Company, pirouette gratefully at tie National Theatre last night before before a tall house watching the National Day cultural show and rally They presented a beautifully
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    96 1 W anyone can pro- vide one shred of evidence that the VOA has done that (broadcast Information to the boat people from Vietnam on weather conditions aad the location of rescue ships), I will personally eat the Bangkok telephone book page by page m a public place, standing on
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    Lock icon Sadat's pledge to Reagan
    381 1 LONDON, Sunday EGYPTIAN President Anwar Sadat has pledged every facility to the United States short of military bases to meet emergencies in the Middle East, The Sunday Times reported today. I The newspaper said that Mr Sadat wanted Egypt to become "the protector of the Middle
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    Lock icon 'The only solution'
    65 1 LONDON, Sun. Irish Prime Minister Garret Fitzgerald said today British politicians privately believed that only union between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland would solve the Ulster crisis. The failure to end the Maze prison hunger strike had given the IRA a major propaganda victory and boosted
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    Lock icon In the next two days
    60 1 JERUSALEM, Sun. Prime Minister Menachem Begin said today the United States might resume shipments of advanced fighter planes to Israel within the next two days. "We have got news from Washington that President Reagan may decide next Monday or Tuesday to release the 16 planes,"
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    Lock icon 20 m catch eye infection
    197 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. NEARLY 20 million people m India are suffering from a viral eye infection which has assumed epidemic proportions, the FTess Trust of India reported today. The news agency, which conducted a nationwide survey, said although viral conjunctivitis had reached its peak m
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    Lock icon Two guerillas killed
    61 1 YALA (Southern Thailand), Sun. Two communist guerillas were killed and two jungle camps discovered By Thai government troops here today. The two, including a woman, were killed this morning m an army operation launched after villagers complained of activities m the area by the Communist Party of
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    Lock icon Soviets give Poland more time to pay up
    451 1 MOSCOW, Sunday THE Soviet Union, in a major effort to help the Polish Government solve its growing economic and political problems, has said it would allow Poland to defer repayment of debts to Moscow until the end of 1985. Announcement of the
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      HOME
      658 2 To sell hotel rooms THE Singapore Hotels Association (SHA) has formed a marketing wing to attract more visitors to the Republic. As a result, it has decided that from next year, all proceeds from SHA's hotel magazine "Check In" would go towards a special fund for the marketing effort.
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      COMMENT
      198 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE proposal to create a Personnel Officers Service is timely as personnel management in the civil service has been minimal thus far. Having personnel officers who can devote fall-time attention to the task will help to meet the complaint by many officials that they are
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      483 2 Compromise oil price? THE United Arab Emirates (UAE) today said Opec oil exporters, who start a series of emergency meetings in Geneva today, could unify prices on a base rate of US$34 (S$73) a barrel. Oil Minister Dr Oteiba said a basic price of US$34 a barrel
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      SPORTS
      244 2 Mountainous task AUSTRALIA faced the mountainous task of scoring 506 in 10 hours to win the Fifth cricket Test after England were all out for 404 at lunch on the fourth day yesterday. England, 345 for seven overnight, a lead of 446 seemed already impregnable, but captain Mike Brearley
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      261 2 RAPID RISE IN GOVT REVENUE SHARP increases m money collected from income tax, property tax and tax on sales of goods and services led to a rapid rise m government revenue for the first half of this year, but government's current expenditure grew at a much slower pace.
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      BACKGROUND
      61 2 TO DEVELOP STEALTH AN airplane that is both fast and invisible to radar could have been the stuff of dreams. But last August, the former Carter Administration admitted that the US has embarked on a programme to develop such an aircraft m 1982. US$l billion (552.17 billion) has been
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      SECTION 2
      467 2 After 15 years THE Chinese Youth Club of the National Library celebrated its 15th anniversary three weeks ago with a Chinese cultural concert at the library's lecture hall. Its 70 or so members meet every Saturday afternoon to develop their interest m drama and literary writing. The officer
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      255 2 In mind and spirit' DATUK Seri Dr Mahatir Mohamad has urged the Chinese business community to take part fully m the New Economic Policy "both m mind and m spirit," adding that he was glad to hear the president of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and
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      288 2 r r d IT* THE BREUER COLLECTION W X Marcel Breuer, the Bauhaus architect. A A played a major role m shaping 20th Century architecture and design. His personal triumphs are legend I BK m and his students notablt, one of whom ff is the prominent architect I.M. Pei. tfnfl
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      Five die in hot air balloon fire
      63 3 A HOT air balloon with the gondola on fire just before it crashed In Harrington Hills, Chicago, on Saturday. It carried five people to their deaths and left a sixth serlon.sly injured. Witnesses said the balloon hit a power line, caught Ore and
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      Lock icon UAE SUGGESTS COMPROMISE PRICE FOR OIL
      297 3 ABU DHABI, Sunday THE United Arab Emirates (UAE) today said Opec oil exporters, who start a series of emergency meetings m Geneva tomorrow, could unify prices on a base rate of US$34 (SJ73) a barrel. Oil Minister Mana Said Al-Oteiba told the official Emirates
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      Lock icon PLEATO INDIRA OVER LANKA VIOLENCE
      125 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. The Tamil Nadu branch of Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi's Congress Party has sought her immediate intervention to safeguard the interests of Tamil population in Sri Lanka on humanitarian grounds. Reports from Madras today said branch president M.P.Subramaniam had told Mrs Gandhi
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      Lock icon Good harvest
      35 3 BEIJING, Sun. Chinas summer harvest reached 60 million tonnes this year, a rise of 3 million tonnes over last summer despite bad weather and reduced acreage, the Ministry of Agriculture said today. UPI.
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      Lock icon Afghan governors giving up fight, claims defector
      446 3 IBLAMABAD, Sunday A RANKING Afghan civil servant who recently defected to Pakistan said governors of Afghanistan's 29 provinces have admitted their inability to cope with the guerilla insurgency during a secret conference m Kabul m June. Most complained that communication between their provincial
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      Lock icon Pak to get F-16s sooner
      193 3 BANGKOK, Sun. The United States is trying to speed up delivery of F-16 fighters to Pakistan despite demands from its own armed forces and allies. Mr James Buckley, Under-Secretary of State for Security Assistance, who negotiated the F-16 purhases and a US$3 billion arms and
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      Lock icon Amusement park deaths
      64 3 HAMBURG, Sun. A merry-go-round crashed into a construction crane at an amusement park yesterday, flinging riders through the air and Tttlling six people and injuring 16 m the worst accident of its kind m West Germany. Police said the operator of the crane "misjudged" the distance, getting
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      Lock icon Man jumps off ferry after scolding from boss
      163 3 TOKYO, Sun. A Chinese worker who reportedly lumped off a ferry into the East China Sea after being scolded by his boss arrived m Fukuoka, western Japan, today aboard a Japanese Maritime Safety Agency patrol boat, according to a report here. The
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      Lock icon Prisoners in a squeeze
      59 3 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. Special investigators of the Rio De Janeiro state security secretariat have used a boa constrictor to scare prisoners into confessing, a published report said here yesterday. The influential newspaper. Jornal do Brasil, said a twometre boa had been used by various agents
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      Lock icon Off the street
      40 3 CARACAS. Sun The USpublished weekly Newsweek did not circulate m Argentina last week because the magazine described the South American nation as a house of prostitution, Argentine Foreign Minister Oscar Camilion said m an interview yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Viets stress importance of Soviet ties
      260 3 BANGKOK, Sun VIETNAM'S communist rulers today emphasised the importance of their country's close ties with the Soviet Union and their fear of attack from China m slogans chosen for independence and revolutionary day celebrations next week and m September. The Vietnam News Agency (VNA),
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      Lock icon Lawmen face booby traps
      73 3 HONOLULU, Sun. Police and jungle-trained national guardsmen swooping down on marijuana patches m Kauai Island's rugged interior have encountered booby traps cables strung between tall trees designed to cripple and bring down their helicopters. A secret para-military operation against marijuana growers on the island was launched
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      Harijans threaten to switch religions
      178 3 NEW DELHI, Bu. founds* Athyalr, secretary af tkc Hindu In toaetebiea (HarijMM) Dalit Putken of India, yesterday ansaanrrd that »b*nt IM,Mt members af Us community la the Maharashtra State would embrace Islam, Buddhism t Christianity if atrcclUes by the caste Hindus an them were net
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      174 3 A CHALLENGE TO THOSE OTHER HATCHBACKS THAT ARE FOLLOWING THE LEAD OF THE MITSUBISHI COLT FOLLOWTHS: The Most Beautiful 3-door Car 1979 49th Salon International de Laulo S/vitzerland Best Economy Car 1979 Road lest Magazne USA Nol m Petrol Economy 1979 Canadian Government (I7km/lor49mpg) Nol m Petrol Economy 1980 US
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      Lock icon QUINN MADE OWN DECISION
      162 4 ttfc.L.1 1 AST, sun. fatrick Quinn, the IRA hunger-striker whose life was saved when his mother asked doctors to intervene, officially ended his fast yesterday, the Republican group Sinn Fein said. Quinn had fasted for 47 days on July 31 when he slipped into a coma
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      Lock icon MX missiles: Haig to win Reagan over to his stand
      297 4 NEW YORK, Sunday UNITED STATES Secretary of State Alexander Haig is expected to urge President Ronald Reagan not to cancel ground deployment of the "MX" mobile missile system when they hold private talks today, the New York Times said yesterday.
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      Lock icon 2 cops stabbed in Liverpool protest
      201 4 LIVERPOOL, Sunday TWO policemen were stabbed and 13 others injured when trouble flared at a protest march here yesterday against police conduct during the recent riots m the city. i The organisers anticipated that 10,000 people would turn up but only about 1,000 showed
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      Lock icon Beheaded to be saved
      58 4 PARIS, Sun. The French army Is to behead a few brass horses In order to save them. The horses, at the famed Versailles Chateau, have been pulling Apollo's chariot m one of the garden's ornamental lakes for nearly 300 years To allow restoration of the badlyweathered
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      Lock icon The Shuttle's oxygen tank
      67 4 THE "lox lank," the liquid oxygen portion of the external tank of the American space shuttle, being shipped from the Marshall Space Flight Centre m Iluntsvllle, Alabama, to Nasas Mlshoud Assembly Facility In New Orleans. The tank, which measures 8.2 metres In diameter and 9 metres
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      Lock icon Fruit flies invade valley
      185 4 LOS GATOS (California), Sun. Planes sprayed pesticide m the heartland of California's agriculture industry last night, after officials confirmed that Mediterranean fruit flies, had invaded the rich San Joaquin Valley. Officials said the spraying was centred on 202 sq km of Stanislaus County, which accounted for
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      Name of CIA's game is up
      174 4 WASHINGTON, San. Confusion about the nearly Identical names of two nations one of them reportedly the target of CIA covert action plan has caused headaches for the Reagan Administration anJ Mauritania. It was reported yesterday. The Washington Post, citing unidentified sources, reported the target
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      Lock icon IT IS NOT PHOTO OF OSWALD, 'SAYS WIDOW
      223 4 DALLAS, Sun. Lee Harvey Oswald's widow said yesterday a photograph purporting to show the accused presidential assassin m his coffin is not of him. Minutes after the release of an unauthorised picture, taken by a nowretired police officer who said it was
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      Lock icon Body found
      41 4 NEW DELHI, Sun. The body of Japanese climber Miss Naoko Kanazawa. 25, who died of high altitude sickness on the Indian Himalayan peak of Kun m the Kashmir area, has been recovered, Press Trust oT India reported yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Billion-$ lumps hinder pact on sea law
      431 5 GENEVA, Sun SMALL black lumps worth billions and scattered over the floor of the Pacific and Indian Oceans form the major obstacle to completing a comprehensive law of the sea. The lumps are metalbearing nodules and may be worth between US$3,000 billion and
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        Lock icon Concert in a whirl
        79 5 A HELICOPTER company m New York has made a public apology for disrupting a classical music concert by flying an electronic advertisement over the playing musicians. "We apologise to everybody," John Boyd, president of Spectrum Helicopters said on Friday. He said the firm received hundreds of
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        Lock icon Crier gets his due
        58 5 HEAR Ye, Hear Ye, aU is well in Halifax, Nova Scotia, now the town crier will be paid (or yelling welcome to tourists. "I tried to quit but I couldn't," Peter Cox said on Friday when the Halifax City Council granted an honorarium after 3,000 residents
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        Lock icon Taken thrice in 15 years
        61 5 A PORTEAIT by Rembrandt, estimated to be worth £1 million, was stolen m broad daylight from an art museum m a London suburb on Friday for the third time m 15 years. Rembrandt's 1632 oil painting of Jacob De Gheyn m, later Cardinal of Utrecht,
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      Lock icon 'Khomeiny used US hostages for domestic stability'
      378 5 PARIS, Sun FORMER Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said yesterday Ayatollah Khomeiny confided m him that he had used the United States hostage crisis to fortify Iran's domestic political situation. "The Imam clearly explained to me the aim of the affair: The Americans do
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      Lock icon China's first
      43 5 HONGKONG. Sun. China's first exhibition on the history erf postal service and stamps opened today m the museum of Chinese history m Beijing On display are more than 3,000 stamps issued m various historical periods, the Xinhua news agency reported. AFP
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      Lock icon Rebel's mum becomes 'greatest heroine'
      154 5 TEHERAN, Sun. The mother of an Iranian rebel sentenced to death has become "the greatest heroine of history m the eyes of authorities here. A few minutes before her son, an "active member" of the marxist-lenin-ist Peykar movement, faced a firing squad, Mrs Tarigh O-Eslam
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      Lock icon Out of car and into jail?
      245 5 TEL AVIV, Sun. Go directly to jail. Do not go home. Do not collect a change of underwear. Your family will be notified. If Israel's Transport Ministry has its way, serious traffic violators will be sent directly to prison by traffic judges in roadside
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      Lock icon Cigar gets free puff for a start
      80 5 THIS SJ-metre-teag cigar Is vying for a ■taoe In tie Galneaa BMk of Rcewb m the iNiNt In the w»rld. It wm muofactared 1b Las Palm** m the Caaary !■!■■<■ by a tebaee* firm and the 11MU* cigar will mm be seat U
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      Lock icon US moves to solidify Beijing ties worry Taiwan
      416 6 TAIPEH, Sun. DESPITE an offical facade of confidence, the Nationalist Government is worried by a growing realisation that the Reagan Administration moves to solidify its ties with Beijing are not being matched by compensating signs of friendship for America's former Chinese ally.
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      MacArthur belittled Australians in Pacific War: Diary
      318 6  -  LIM BAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Sat. The Allied Commander in the South-West Pacific during the Second World War, General Douglas MacArthur, (above) belittled the efforts of Australian troops in the Pacific War, according to a diary kept by the now
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      Robots talk
      28 6 TOKYO, Sun. More than 1,000 experts from around the world will converage m Kyoto next week (or an International conference on robots, the sponsor* announced today.
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      PHILIPPINES SEES 12 pc DROP IN TOURIST ARRIVALS
      242 6 MANILA, Sun. Tourist arrivals m the Philippines went down by over 12 per cent for the first quarter of this year and tourism officials are not confident of maintaining the one million visitors figure achieved last year. The Ministry of Tourism reported
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      Lock icon Taipeh admits pilot, jet are in China
      170 6 TAIPEB, San. Talpeh newspapers have for the first tune reported the preseaee of a Nationalist pilot awl his Amertoaa-ballt F-fi Jet la mainland Chin*, bat so ter there has been no Hli-'n*^ Me had defected as Beljtag has reported. The newspapers, noting the
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        Lock icon Marcos recalls funds
        70 6 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos has ordered the recall of government funds from various business ventures, m line with efforts to consolidate funds. Mr Marcos said m Manila yesterday that the government should not compete with the private sector and that eight billion pesos (552.15 billion) m government equities
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        Lock icon Rajai admits failure
        73 6 IRANIAN President Mohammad Ali Rajai has admitted failure m efforts to quash support for the militant leftwing Mujahedin movement, despite a crackdown on dissidents and the execution of more than 450 people, mostly communists, m the last two months. In his first radio and television speech since
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        60 6 LEBANON has launched a diplomatic campaign to back its request for an Arab summit on a joint strategy to face Israel, government sources m Beirut said yesterday. Officials said Prime Minister Shafiq AlWazzan was flying to Saudi Arabia today and later visit Kuwait, while other ministers would
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        59 6 VIETNAMESE Deputy Foreign Minister Vo Dong Giang has left Hanoi for a visit to Afghanistan, the state news agency VNA reported yesterday. The news agency, monitored m Bangkok, said Mr Vo Dong Giang had made a brief stopover m New Delhi on Saturday for discussions with Mr
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        63 6 THE South African rugby team, the Springboks, has slipped out of Christ church for a few days rest from the stormy protests that have dogged their progress through New Zealand. Secrecy surrounded their movement when they left Christchurch by bus earlier yesterday, but it was believed they
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        74 6 BANGLADESH'S chief army prosecutor has demanded the death sentence for all 31 army officers accused of taking part m an abortive coup m May m which President Ziaur Rahman was killed, the government said yesterday m Dacca. The officers are being tried by a sevenmember military
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    BACKGROUND
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    Making the bombers invisible to radar
    1719 8  -  KEITH HINDLEY By EXPERIMENTAL aircraft capable of penetrating the most sophisticated air defences are test flying from a secret American desert base. The Stealth programme to render an aircraft virtually impossible to detect with any modern defence system promises to add a new dimension
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      269 8 Tl|A MIHrXI illicit I f flllfAr I SWB chossis/ cab/ wood n steel deck $i 5.400 I profit from your business. a stronger suspension system than its competitors. ■■v IflliaUlJlMll VUIIICT lwb chassis/ cab/ wooden steel deck: $17,800 And like all Canters, the FE series has a more So now
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    Hotels team up to sell S'pore as tourist spot
    593 9  -  CONRAD RAJ 3y ot Times Business SINGAPORE hotels are pooling their resources to attract even more tourists here. The Singapore Hotels Association (SHA) has formed a marketing wing to supplement the efforts of the Singapore Tourist Promotions Board (STPB) And Singapore
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    First workshop on opera production
    105 9 THE first Singapore workshop on opera production will be held from Sept 13 to 17 at the Drama Centre. The ten-session workshop will include the various aspects of stage craft, like lighting, sound, make-up and use of props and backdrops as well as role playing,
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    Inquiries pour in over JTC's condos
    213 9 THE Jurong Town Corporation has received more than 1,000 inquiries for its $15 million condominium housing project being built at the junction of Boon Lay Way and Corporation Road. Most of the inquiries were from executives working in Jurong. A senior estates officer of
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    Union holds inaugural meeting
    109 9 THE United Workers of Electronic and Electrical Industries, the third union set up to replace the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation/Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, will hold the Inaugural Delegates' Conference and election of council members, on Wednesday at the DBS auditorium at 9 a.m. The 30,000-strong union
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    US trade envoy on 4-day visit
    93 9 THE US Trade Representative, Ambassador William E. Brock will be arriving m Singapore at 10 a.m.on Aug 21 for a fourday visit. On his first day, Mr Brock will call on the Prime Minister as well as meet senior trade officials and the Minister
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    Red dot brings clown to life
    211 9 A PAIR of red. black and white cloth lions lie still and splendidly new on the grass. Next to them sits a big-headed clown, fan In hand. All three are patiently waiting for the MP for (hong Boon, Mr Chandra Das, to apply deft
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    Sunday Nations printing quality praised
    193 9 THE Sunday Nation has been commended for its printing quality m a competition (or newspapers m the Pacific region. It was commended for its general appearance and excellence of composition, two out of three categories m the judging for the annual Bowater Award. The award
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    Night tour
    48 9 THE Toa Payoh Youth executive committee will organise a night tour of McDonald's Restaurant. Sin Chew Jit Poh, Mount Faber. Jurong Central Fish Market, Chang! airport and East Coast Lagoon on Aug 29. Charges are $5 for members and $7 for non-members. Telephone *****49 for details
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      223 9 Rediscover the Hong Kong Gourmet Experience with j Willy Mark August 17-21 MING COURT HOTEL B t^l 4 I^M 'SPf*^ Once again Willy Mark is back at the Ming Court to present the finest Cantonese cuisine. Gourmet Willy is accompanied by two prominent chefs. Together they bring you fantastic Cantonese
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      157 9 ftcturrd The Nb DwhDak Aiuikhl, m IX, I Hold, with matt Uwg btmrl, I See the solid gold Rolex face to face at our place It takes Rolex craftsmen over a year to make a Rolex Day-Date. They start with a solid block of 18ct gold, and m a series
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    'Publishing holds bright future for young'
    173 10 PUBLISHING has a bright future m Singapore. As the economy progresses and as our culture develops, there will be a need for more editors. Young people should be trained to meet this need. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Mr Ho Kah Leong, said this at
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    veteran unionist Jayakody calls it a day
    189 10 A VETERAN unionist, Mr V. Jayakody, executive secretary of the 6,000strong Singapore Port Workers' Union for the past, decade, has step- ped down. He confirmed that he will I also be quitting "soon" his post as the assistant director of the National Trades
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    Winner of first computer contest
    178 10 SYSTEMS analyst David Tay Hang Chiang (above), 34, yesterday became the first winner of a computer programming skills competition here. An employee of Singapore Computer Systems, Mr Tay took the first prize at the contest, held at Tiong Bahru community centre. He was tested on
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    Vandal rips latches from 95 letter boxes
    372 10  -  TAN BAN HU AT By FOR more than a month, a vandal (or vandals) has struck again and again at Black 321 In Clement! estate, ripping off 95 aluminium latches from a placement of lW letter boxes. Residents are angered not only because
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    MP blasts adults who shirk their duties
    415 10 ANTI-SOCIAL elements, or adult delinquents, were rapped by Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, MP for Tanah Merah, for wanting the best from the community without shouldering their share of duties and responsibilities. Dr Lee cited the case of I how members of a block
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    Facsimile service to Italy
    230 10 TELECOMS has extended the overseas facsimile service to Italy from Saturday, through the International Direct Dialling (IDD) facility. This brings to 16 the destinations to which Singapore provides facsimile service by IDD. The service enables subscribers to transmit or receive documents, pictures, forms and prints through
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    Tunku (in S'pore) says Harun must be patient
    364 11 FORMER Selangor Mentri Besar, Datuk Harun Idris, must be patient as far as his political future is concerned. This is the view of former Malaysian Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, who is m Singapore to attend the wedding of the daughter of
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    PLANTING OF FRUIT TREES BY THREE MPs
    187 11 RESIDENTS and MPs of three housing estates, armed with shovels and changkols, bent to the task of beautifying the neighbourhood with fruit trees and flowering shrubs yesterday. Fifteen durian trees, nine rambutan trees and 13 mangosteen trees were Elanted at a field between
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    Lantern show
    33 11 THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the People's Aanciatfcw will hold a lantern-making demonstration at the Singapore Handicraft 1 Centre on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. In conjunction with the Mooncake Festival.
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    Seminar at CC
    58 11 BOON Teck residents' committee will be holding a seminar workshop. Towards Excellence and Partnership in Community Development, on Sept 6 at Boon Teck community centre. The keynote address will be delivered by the Health and Second Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong. The MP for Boon Teck
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    Car upkeep
    30 11 JOO Chiat community centre will conduct car maintenance, dress making, Japanese language (Standard Two), Padang curry a various cooking courses. For details, contact the centre at telephone *****57.
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    Future SAF displays likely at W. Coast
    504 11 By RONNIE WAI, Our Jurong Reporter THE West Coast Park is likely to become a permanent site for the popular Singapore Armed Forces display, with its accompanying screaming jets and thunderous explosions. •This may not be good news for residents living around the
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    Air, land practice times
    194 11 THE air display practices over West Coast are usually held m the morning while the combined practices (air and land) m the late afternoon. They are scheduled for the following dates and the times: From today to Aug X (6.50 a.m. to 7.50 a.m.), Aug 26
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    'Spot-art' view of Changi airport
    138 11 HIS mind Mt »n captnrlag tke serae ta traat af him, Hmik Klm Hack lo*ked M UMOgh Mtkinc etoe existed f»r him. He was taking part m the children's M-the-spct art r*mprtiti*n at the Chaagf Airport, which was •rnurised by the Buu Vista community centre.
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    If you are game...
    46 11 If you are game. SPORTS enthusiasts can sign up (or badminton, table tennis, Oiinese chess, tae kwon-do and jogging at the Katong community centre. Those interested can enrol at the community centre at Jalan Batu or telephone *****58 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m. (or details.
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    Keeping apace with father for good cause
    172 12 PERHAPS. It wh bit •f a let-d»w* for lt-DMBtk-cM Chia Kit, wkw his ffttber tried to pot him »n Um> grand after 1.5-km walk f r»m the Big Spbwh to Mmlm Parade. After ftll, he sad his father, Mr Uew Kwal Weag, had
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  • Article
    Seminar on use of metal scaffolding
    115 12 TEN experts will meet at the Shangri-La Hotel to discuss the implications of legislation that will make metal scaffolding compulsory for construction work on high-rise buildings here from April next year. These experts from Britain, Australia, the Netherlands and Singapore will be taking part
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    Course on computer
    53 12 BASIC computer language and computer programming courses will be organised by the Jurong Town community centre next month. Course fee is (70 for Youth group members and $72 for others. Call at the community centre at Yung Sheng Road or telephone *****11 between 3 p.m. and 10
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    Jade power
    33 12 MISS Elsie Fielden will give a talk cum slide show on Chinese jade, tales of its magical powers, its ritual and religious uses tomorrow at the National Museum at 8 p.m.
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    Story-telling contest in Mandarin for Pr 1
    135 12 THE Education Ministry is organising a story-tell-ing competition in Mandarin for Primary One pupils in October. More than 300 six yearolds, each from a primary school, will take part in the eliminating rounds contest. An official with the Clips project, which produced Chinese
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    Chief guest
    47 12 MX UOH CHOK TUNG, the Minister for Health and Second Defence Minister and MP for Marine Parade, will be the guest-of-honour at the Marine Terrace 7th Moon Festival celebrations to be held on Aug 25 at 7.30 p.m. at the car park near block 5.
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    'Winning' ticket did not have the right feel
    219 12  -  N. Q. KUTTY By Crime Desk A HOUSEWIFE m her early fifties walked into the Singapore Pools office on Friday with the "winning" ticket for the $200,000 prize of the draw that was held on Aug 6. But an alert supervisor at
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  • Article
    W. German Economic Minister due today
    178 12 THE Minister for Economic Affairs of West Germany, Dr Otto Graf Lambsdorff, will arrive this morning for a twoday visit. Dr and Mrs Lambsdorff will have dinner at the Istana tonight with Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee. Tomorrow, he will meet the
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    Senator flies in for talks with govt officials
    234 12 UNITED States Senator S. L Hayakawa flew in yesterday for a three-day visit during which he will hold talks with Singapore government officials on matters of mutual interest, especially trade and security. Mr Hayakawa, who is the chairman of the East Asian
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    Fancy dress
    37 12 TOA Payoh Zone A residents' committee will organise a fancy dress and singing contests for children between six and 12 years on Saturday at 7.15 p.m. at the car park beside Block 58, Toa Payoh.
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    Energy quiz
    27 12 BUKIT Ho Swee Zone A esidents' committee will organise a quiz on Energy Conservation. Interested persons must submit entry forms to the RC before Saturday.
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      468 12 Four types of houses atop the hill overlooking Thomson Area, for your delightful selection. Ty ye A' 3- storey split-level Townhouses Type 'B 2- storey Townhouses Type C D' 4 -storey Malsonnettes^jg\\O^ B^a I j PQn Mt aSl a aj^^^^ I *|P bBK 3fS B^n^S <M 4BBBM H ..^JB H
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon CHINA NO THREAT TO S-EA SAYS U.S. SENATOR
      250 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A leading United States senator today described China as a helpless giant which does not pose .in immediate security threat to South-east Asia. "The Soviet-Vietnam threat is greater," Senator S.I. Hayakawa, chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on East Asia
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      NEP can help you, Dr M tells Chinese businessmen
      733 13 6 They should try to be less exclusive. They should not discriminate on the basis of race when it comes to employing staff and appointing agents and dealers, Just as they do not discriminate in their search for customers. Dr Mahathir
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      Lock icon Vital for bumis to admit their low efficiency
      177 13 MALACCA, Sun. Datuk Seri Eh- Mahathir Mohamad last night said bumiputra businessmen must be prepared to admit that low efficiency level was now their biggest obstacle. He said failure to admit this would result m their concentrating on other non-existent weaknesses. He
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      Mahathir on why ban on book was lifted
      232 13 JAKARTA, Sun THE ban on the controversial book, The Malay Dilemma, was lifted to allow Malaysians to understand the thinking of their Prime Minister, said Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. Yesterday, at the end of his official visit to Indonesia, Dr Mahathir,
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      Lock icon 'More liberal stand on press' pledge
      97 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Son. The government will be more liberal and tolerant of constructive views and criticisms expressed by the mass media, Information Minister Datuk Mohamed Rahmat has said. This will help the government understand the feelings and problems of the people and the nation,
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      330 13 Ht^^v 2^^^iHnlH Don't buy your ref rigerato- because the price quoted is the cheapest. Find out if the company has after sales service, because your refrigerator is going to serve you for many many years. During those years your refrigerator may need such service like a new coat of paint
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      175 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp AfECAJJOMLYOSE-rHe I IITSAtKAOSTSIX-I'nA I I^X jS££S!V| I TMArJ<« FOP TOPMIMG SPWMKL.ER FRCM FIVE SLAP I REMEMBERED v) (&&5\ 7r >lN\ THE SPRiMKUER OM^ TO SIX SO POrJT^/ BEFORE SHE GOT VV\\ L/j I J'SSS/ Blondie By Chic Young BYE, HONEY I'M LEAVING
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  • The Straits Times MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1981
    • Article
      STAFF MATTERS
      352 14 THE proposal to create a separate Personnel Officers Service is clearly m line with the government's drive to improve working conditions m the civil service and recruit and retain the best and the brightest. It cannot have come at a more appropriate time. Thus far, personnel management m
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      AND TEACHERS TOO
      384 14 TWO WEEKS ago, we published a letter from a reader strongly critical of teachers in Singapore. As expected, it touched some raw nerves and several teachers replied making clear that they felt the criticisms were unfair and too sweeping. On the whole, we agree that the writer
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  • Across The Causeway...
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      China cannot expect to have it both ways
      287 14 CHINA cannot expect to have it both ways. If she is desirous of improving relations with Malaysia, there must be a termination of her support, even if it is merely political and moral and not military (a Chinese claim that Ls questionable),
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      Bumiputra must rely on his own efforts
      273 14 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir's speech at the Islamic Youth camp m Morib is food for serious thought. Within the Malaysian context, his call for selfreliance bears special significance to bumiputra Muslims. Dr Mahathir has stressed the need to rely on oneself.
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    Country analyses: Slap on the risk
    1173 14  -  PHILIP BOWRING By MR BOONCHU Roianasa- thien, prominent banker I and former economic overlord of Thailand, was stung a few weeks ago into writing to The Wall Street Journal to complain about apolitical risk analysis of Thailand that had received wide publicity m the
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    Uncertainty over US relations with China
    1206 14  -  RICHARD HOLBROOKE SINO-AMERICAN ties are uneasy mainly because basic policy decisions have yet to be taken by the Reagan administration. Central to the uncertainty is the Taiwan issue. US-China tension would only benefit Russia and Taiwan, whose aim is to check the process of
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    Untitled
    17 14 Richard Holbrooke was Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific affairs under the Carter administration.
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      7 14 RADO FLORENCE New horizons m time r
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      182 14 .^i^L^Lb I AXC 70 (7000 B1U: 1750 KCAL/h) AXC 90 (9000 BTIJ: 2250 KCAL/h) The design features of the AXC scries: fl^_ ROTARY COMPRESSOR V3^^kulk4l Specially designed to ensure silent and vibration-free operation. mjtt l^^A G.E. ELECTRICAL FAN MOTOR V^Efl^Lj XV' The highly efficient 'JSA made fan motor protects the
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Need to sell, not for profit
      364 15 ON RESALE OF HDB FLATS IT seems that no good news can ever be expected from HDB. Mr Teh Cheang Wan's announcement of the possibility of extending the resale clause of HDB flats to beyond five years is another one of those unfair and
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      Give priority to those who don't own homes
      143 15 HI>K 111 IX should give top priority to families without a roof over their heads. My son is already four yean old, and we are still without oar own home. Ironically, I got married hoping to own a flat, five years ago.
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      Apply curbs on first resale
      64 15 THE HDBV recent intention to introduce new curbs on the resale of its subsidised housing is timely and commendable. To be fair, we hope these measures will only apply to the first private resale of a publicly subsidised flat. Owners of subsequent resale flats, bought
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      Fear of losing priority
      54 15 IT was stated that the majority of applicants can afford higher prices on HDB flats (ST, July 22). May I draw your attention to the fact that most applicants are afraid of losing their priority m allotment of flats, should they transfer from larger to smaller
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      Spelling 'majulah' correctly
      101 15 THERE seems to be a lot of confusion among Singaporeans, notably advertising agencies, over the spelling of the title of our national anthem, as evidenced by the advertisements m The Straits Times. The anthem's title should be spelt "Majulah Singapura and not "Majullah Singapura" as commonly done.
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      Dogs' foul habits
      34 15 IS there any law to stop the unhealthy practice of some dog owners, who allow their dogs to foul grass kerbs or footpaths near their neighbours' houses? FOUL AIR Singapore ISM
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    • Bouquets
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        A pleasant surprise
        115 15 LAST week, I went to the Alexandra Village food centre for lunch and had a very pleasant surprise. As I was parking my car, the gentleman (for that was what he was) who had just vacated the parking lot for me, stopped his vehicle, walked over and,
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        Helpful officer
        78 15 RECENTLY, a group of us were on our way to Changi Airport when one of the tyres of our bus was punctured. We were left stranded on a lonely road near Changi Point. Fortunately, Mr Singh, a duty officer from Airport P.W.D., happened to pass by and came
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        Grateful to nurses
        73 15 RECENTLY, my sister was warded at the General Hospital for high fever. During her stay at the hospital, she was welltreated by the nurses. I really appreciate their patience and loving care for the patients. I should say a big thank you to the nursing staff of
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        Thanks to hotel
        64 15 WITH reference to the article "Hole In Heart Boy Shares His Happiness" (ST, July 30), we would like to thank the management of Hotel Royal, who enabled the parents of the patient to stay m their hotel, which is close to Tan Tock Seng Hospital, at extremely
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        No 'high-handed' attitude
        249 15 WE refer to the letter "Puzzled By Rejection Of Deposit" (ST, July 30). Having investigated the matter, we present an account of the case, within the bounds of having to maintain m strict confidence the transactions between a bank and its clients. Mr Lee Hock Sun, the
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      • Letter
        Only Otis service involved
        99 15 WITH reference to your report "Government Firm Will Take Over HDB Lift Repairs" (ST, July 30), please note that there is no plan or decision yet to take over the lift repair and service functions m HDB estates from o'her lift companies, except those of Otis
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        Ministry is concerned
        62 15 MR S. Krishnan's experience with the doctor at an outpatient dispensary ("Disgusted With Doctor" ST, July 21), is of concern to this ministry. We would like to look into the matter thoroughly. It would be helpful if Mr Krishan could contact me at tel *****44 ext 121
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        Refuse collectors cautioned
        65 15 I REFER to the complaint by Y.C. Wong on "Bin Badly Handled" at Yew Lian Park by our refuse collectors (ST, July 22). Our workmen have been cautioned and reminded to be careful m the handling of refuse bins. Disciplinary action will be taken against them should
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        Questions were within syllabus
        111 15 WE refer to the query "Still No Reply" by Mr David Steven (ST, July 23). A reply was sent to Mr David Steven on May 30, m which he was notified that the board had reviewed the theory paper for the NTC-3 Airconditioning And Refrigeration Mechanics
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      Have rules to check huge profit making
      166 15 THE HDB is reported (ST, Aug 3) to be considering changing the rules of resale of flats to check those who make huge profits. Admittedly, there are some who resell at huge profits, but the majority have valid reasons for selling their flats,
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      HDB should rectify situation
      383 15 THE Housing and Development Board is considering two measures for restricting resale of its flats for a profit. The resale of an HDB flat and resale to a buyer of the seller's choice, and at the seller's price, are liberties recently given by the board. If
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      557 15 COMPTON SINGAPORE The fast growing International Advertising Agency requires the following additional staff. SENIOR WRITER: Heavyweight, preferably late twenties, to fill this highly creative post. Ambitious, stylish writer with wide range of print and T.V. experience. PRODUCTION MANAGER: Senior Production man who at present, may be Assistant Production Manager m
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    Winning ballet finale
    77 16 THIS m the flttteg flMle to h* ■lßfct's NaMiMl Day cultural sfeow Md rally at the National Theatre after the packed audience had Hsteaed to more than two hoars o' speeches by Singapore leaders. These girls from the Singapore Ballet Academy, performing a lively and rhythmic Item,
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    Seminar on promoting reading
    79 16 THE National Book Development Council of Singapore with the cooperation of UNESCO, will hold a regional seminar on the Promotion of the Reading Habit from Sept 7 to 10. This is a follow-up to the completion and publication of the national Readership Survey. The seminar, to
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    Telematch
    29 16 ANG MO KIO community centre's youth group will hold a Telematch at Ang Mo Kio Secondary Sc' 00l field on Sept 27 from 8.30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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    A much-prized anti-drug award
    287 16 THE anti-drug abuse badge for scouts and guides has become a much-coveted award. About 1,000 secondary school boy scouts and girl guides have flocked to sign up for the programme, which is organised by the Singapore Scout Association, the Singapore Girl Guide Association and the Singapore
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    Thieves take $22,000 and ceiling fans
    63 16 THIEVES broke into the West Coast Avenue home of businessman S.P.Chung on Saturday night and stole cash, electronic goods and jewellery. They also removed the three ceiling fans from the bedrooms. Mr Chung, 36, said all the three bedrooms had been ransacked. The thieves
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    Legal liability scheme may lead to more births
    743 16  -  EVELYN NO By Socal Services Correspondent THE government's plan to make children legally responsible for their aged parents would encourage couples to have children, and sons at that, for old age security. Such a move could undermine partly its efforts to discourage
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    Speech course
    29 16 A COURSE on Effective Speaking will be held by the Temasek Chapter of Singapore Jaycees from tomorrow at the Japanese Association. For more information, telephone *****07, *****71.
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    Computer marvels at 4-day show in October
    186 16 SOME of the latest marvels from the computer world oan be seen in aninternational show at the World Trade Centre in October. Tagged Computa '81, the second International Cornputer Technology Exhibition will have leading manufacturers and computer experts from the Uniteo States, Canada,
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    India invites school children to worldwide competition
    140 16 PUPILS with the gift to write, paint or draw are invited to join the Shanker's International Children's Competition in New Delhi, India The aim of the competition is to promote international understanding and to project the best of children's creative works. Entries from
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    Genting tour
    57 16 ALEXANDRA community centre youth group will conduct a two-day Genting tour by air m October. The tour costs $215 for which participants will receive a return air ticket, accomodation at the Casino Hotel (two per room), transportation to and from Subang Airport and travel insurance. Those interested should
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    Sign language
    47 16 RIVER Valley community centre will conduct a threemonth, first basic sign language course from Sept 4., to Be held at the centre every Friday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. by an instructor from the Singapore Association for the Deal. For further details ring *****84.
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    Know S'pore
    31 16 THE Joo Chiat community centre will conduct a Know Our Singapore Tour on Sept 9. Registration will be on a first come first serve basis. For details, ring *****57.
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    Writing skills to be tested at book fair
    285 16 AN ON-THE-SPOT Creative Writing session will be held at the World Trade Centre on Sept 6 at 7.30 p.m., in conjunction with this year's Festival of Books and Book Fair. Participants will gather at the Dolphin Restaurant, WTC, and view some slides,
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      336 16 W)rid-class performance from Ron-Electric, only $780* ■■MMM^M|^^^^^MM|M|MMMMMMM| Did you know that 900/0 of the valuable parts of a Pan-Electric refrigerator are imported from abroad for better performance? The compressor raw materials and V steel come from Japan. The thermostat is made m France The powder-coating finish comes from New Zealand.
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        DBS deposits
        71 17 THE Development Bank of Singapore has reduced its deposit rates, but the prime lending rate of 13.5 per cent remains unchanged. The new rates (effective today) are 11.25 per cent for savings accounts and 10.75 per cent for Autosave accounts. The one-month rate for fixed deposits has been
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        Cold Storage
        69 17 COLD Storage (Malaysia) will sell 41,627 sq ft of land m the Federal Territory to Sri Mersing Hotels Sdn Bhd for $2.75 million m cash. The sale of the property is subject to the approval of the relevant authorities. The transaction is not expected to affect profitability as
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        'Break monopoly'
        85 17 THE Singapore National Shippers' Council (SNSC) has urged its members to break the monopoly of international shipping conferences by making greater use of other freight carriers. Singapore, as a trading nation, could not take a passive view of the continued freight increases imposed by conference lines, SNSC chairman
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        ABN profits
        56 17 ALGEMENE Bank Nederland has reported group net profits of 196.3 million guilders (*****.2 million) for the first half of this year, up 24.9 per cent from the same period last year. Its directors have decided to pay an interim dividend of 13 per cent half per cent more
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    • International
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        Lock icon Japan denies
        59 17 TOKYO, Sun. Japan disputed charges that its aggressive overseas sales are a key factor behind trade friction with other countries. But the government White Paper on the economy, made public last week, also stressed the need for Japan to make its markets more accessible to foreign products and
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        Lock icon Taiwan copper
        60 17 TAIPEH, Sun. Anaconda Copper Corp of the United States is planning to invest US$l,5OO million (553,255 million) to establish a large-scale copper refining plant m Taiwan, it was learned here. The plant will produce electrolytic copper and some by-products which will be sold on the island as well
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        Lock icon Bribery charge
        58 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. The US Securities and Exchange Commission accused a Dallas contracting company of making US$l.4 million (553.04 million) m bribes to a foreign official to help it obtain overseas business. It was the second case the SEC has brought under the anti-bribery provisions of the 1977 Foreign
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        Lock icon Gold imports
        59 17 TOKYO, Sun. Japan's gold bullion imports m July hit an alltime high at U*****.75 million (*****.6 million), a 6.7-fold increase over the same month a year ago, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) said. The ministry said imports from the Common Market nations accounted for U*****.31
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        Lock icon Trade talks?
        59 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. The United States, the European Economic Community and Japan have expressed "interest" m holding informal talks on their trade problems, the administration said. The administration views the idea as a "logical follow-up" to the seven-nation economic summit talks recently held m Ottawa, an official m the
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      SRM directors advise shareholders on Pegi bid
      482 17 DIRECTORS of Synthetic Resins (Malaysia) Berhad (SRM) have decided not to make any recommendation to shareholders or. the offer by Pegi Malaysia to acquire the remaining SRM shares that Pegi does not already own. No recommendation is being made because Mr Abdul Ghaffar
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      Govt revenues up, expenditures down says report
      553 17 SHARP INCREASES IN TAXES COLLECTED By SOH TIANG KENG SHARP increases in money collected from income tax, property tax and taxes from sales of goods and services led to a rapid rise in government revenue for the first half of this year. From
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      Sustaining growth at 7.5 pc won't be easy says Malaysian bank
      465 17 IN THE face of adverse trends in commodity production and prices, the Malaysian Government may find it difficult to sustain growth in real output at 7.5 per cent, Arab Malaysian Development Bank (AMDB) predicts in its latest annual report.
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      Jacks International's half year profits dip 65 per cent
      299 17 JACKS International Ltd has reported poor interim unaudited results for the half-year to June 30, 1981. Sales have declined IT per cent to $65 million, operating profits were down 53 per cent to $1.3 million, and pretax profits dipped 65 per
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      METRO SENDS OFFER PAPERS
      189 17 METRO Holdings Ltd has informed shareholders that the offer documents relating to its recentlyannounced one-for-three rights issue at $4 a share have been despatched to shareholders. The prospectus for the issue noted that net tangible assets per share would drop from $2.51 to $2.29 after the
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        828 17 WHEN the market i crashes, as it must do at i the end of every upward cycle, speculators get hurt. It happened m 1973 i and is happening again. Fortunately, most i losses are not too serious, but there have been bad cases too, like the specu-
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        TOP TEN STOCKS
        105 17 I THE Mtewiag ta a Uat of the II mat actively ttUt* stocks m tke Stock Exchange «f Sbigapwe but week. It give* the taraever is rtwni<i «f udto, rl—lng prices on Friday Mid tke Ugh and lew for IWI DOB Mill Promet OCBC UMW Si mr
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          72 17 nBT Index: Industrials feFlnucc: ••Hoteta •Prapcrttea: •MlnCg. tPtaaUtton: «OCBC: tSESInd: am m Ckaed aoKd aoMd OoKd dowd Ckwd dOMd Am 11 im« ***** 1753.87 *****5 SM.U 37* Jl «t(f 730 25 723 Am It *****7 7M.45 1744.X 1110.11 ***** 371.H 9M14 73S84 HO 53 am h *****2 TT1.J7 1741.17
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          65 17 ••BTi«ttt: mtm wFiauc* MLB ••Hoteto. SL« «Pto»tf: MU HhM«i IflUi AafU 1017 M ■U 5MJ1 MM tZISJB Mat it *M U W857 35O» M.t7 *****7 15U.05 1S0923 Mt.tO 510 31 lBli *****7 out otu UB.T1 12*423 AM K 334SK ma uenm 50B.27 10W7S ***** 12M.M n J— 1.1ns DKM.1M
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    2416 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the years high and low, followed by the weeks t^vohfme 'of b^'s^*' dividend- the net earnings ratio and SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1M1 High Low Company 4M 300 Aetna Alcom 3S0 130 Allied Choc 312
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      213 18 THE US Sing dollar started on a bullish note m the Singapore forex market last week, opening at $2.1900, nearly two cents higher than the previous weekend's closing of $2.1705. Renewed unrest m Poland and expectations of continuing firmness m US interest rates provided the backdrop for the US
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      396 18 FRENCH ntANC: Is currently trading at around USJ6 .18 as it continues plunging to record lows against a surging US unit. The franc has also been weak within the EMS, suggesting that its vulnerability reflects more than just a strong US dollar, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, in
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      274 18 THE interbank market continued to remain liquid last week with the bulk of overnight funds changing hands at below 3 per cent for most part of the week. Subsequently, the weekend rate which covered the base closed at 2 per cent to 11 2 per cent. Responding to the
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      194 18 ASIAN ewreney average deposit rates for the week eaaVrf Aag 14: US* (Bid irk**) Htga Low 7 days 18 5/8 18. 1 month 19". 17 7/16 2 months 18'» 18 3 months 18 5/16 18 5/16 6 months 18 15/16 18 5/16 9 months 181/16 17 13/16
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      43 18 FOR THE week ended Saturday Aug 15, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits (M) Bbd was as follows: Buk tmmd: 3 to 5.2 per cent. Ueaeral Immi: 4.7 to 5.125 per cent. MavemeaU of funds totalled $1,311 million.
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      370 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, Aug 14, 1961. BANK'S tPLB Algemene Bank 14 American Express 15 Am'dam R'terdam Bank 14. Asia Commercial 14 A N2 Banking Group 14. Ban Hin Lee Bank 14 Banca Commercial? 15 Banco Do Brasil
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    557 19 PRICES continued to slide last week In the face of poor sentiments and lack of baying support. Most parchaoM made were believed to be bargain haatlng by Institutions, especially of the better quality stocks. Speculation, however, kept a number of volatile stocks very active daring the week. There
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    456 19 SELLERS continued to rule but trading pace was slow resulting m generally dampened conditions on the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week. While more optimistic analysts had previously held the view that the market h->d already bottomed out, the figures proved otherwise: All indices were pointing downwards, some
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    68 19 Cural Date payroeat payable ICB 5'. I Sept 22 C Pr«p IT* I Sept 25 Sel Dredge 2» Sept 28 JCEat 8-,(b) Oct 1 S Shipyard Iff, I Oct 1 K I. krpenx 5'.] Oct 5 Total f»r the year M 12- M M w. T»ta: for previau
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    466 19 LONDON: The growing belief that the UK recession may have reached its low point, coupled with the reappearance of institutional buying, led to share prices rising strongly on a broad front last week. The FT index closed up 38.5 points on the week at 572.5, its highest level
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      Rubber uncertain
      125 19 LONDON: Rubber Futures fluctuated uncertainly in a 0.90p per kilo trading range on Friday, closing 0.15d down to unchanged on balance. Turnover was 529 lots of 15 tonnes including two Options and 23 Kerbs, plus 12 lots of five tonnes. During the morning the market nad posted average
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      37 19 LONDON: Copper prim oo Friday (previous m brai-kr-U) Wirrbar Spot L 1029 50 (£lOl5 00). sellers 1:1030 00 (L *****01. Three Month buyers IIO6U DO I1M6U0). sellet-s II MO 50 iomm Market Ha*: Firm Bataa: 12.175
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      213 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Government announced a new rubber pricing and export duty structure at 33-1/4 cents per kilo for the following types of rubber, effective last Thursday. Latex, RSS One, Two, RSS international estates, other RSS, superior processing rubber, ail dried sheets (ads),
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      Tin price down
      125 19 THE STRAITS tin price fell nine cents to MJ33.42 per kilo in Penang on Saturday, on an official offering up 36 tonnes to 126 tonnes. LONDON: Tin found influential support around the £7,850 level in quiet afternoon trading on Friday, finishing £10 lower on the day for
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      60 19 THE AVERAGE discount rate on 91-day Treasury Bills eased to 6.400 per cent at the latest tender from 6.565 per cent previously, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), said Applications totalled $277 milllion for the $140 million of Bills on offer. About 85 per cent of bids
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      340 19 THE local produce market was a little more active last week as prices of commodities m the Singapore Produce Exchange mostly eased slightly towards the close of the week. A local dealer said coffee prices dropped marginally mainly from speculators taking profits. Whether prices will go up
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      49 19 •Tin Tonnes Rubber (S) Rubber (M) AugiO Align 3374 3374 229 212 ***** 254.50 ***** •in MS per kilo Aug 12 33.00 239 229.75 253.50 Aug 13 Aug 14 (3344 33.51 215 90 229.50 228.00 254.00 252.50 In cents per kilo Aug IS $33.42 126
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      95 19 IN THE Far East on Saturday, gold opened at U*****.50 409.50 and was traded to a high of $408.75 409.75 before easing to close at $407.25 408.25. Souk*: N.M. Rothschild Warn. Krl Than Melbourne 1 359 328 3K.868 *****S XD.es New York 410 SOB 4D5.008 412.00S 410.00S London 412
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      585 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Stocks retreated across a broad front in late trading ahead of an expected large increase in the weekly money supply figures. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 7.42 to 936.93 points, and declines led advances by about 900-to-550. Volume rose slightly to some 42.90 million
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      294 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share prices were mixed with KLM up two guilders while Unilever lost 0.80 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. In banks, Abn and Amro gained two and 1.10 on higher first half profits. Investments Rollnco and Robeco gained three and one. Pakhoed gained one and Elsevier three. In
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      428 19 ZURICH: Domesticshare prices fluctuated narrowly in light trading as investors held back and dealers noted a lack of clear signs on interest rate developments. Banks were hardly changed and in tinancials Forbo "A" and "B" continued higher on active buying support while Interfood bearer and participation certificate eased. Insurances
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      14 19 THE Tokyo stock market was closed on Saturday Third Saturday of the week.
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      354 19 IN THK HIGH COl RT OF THK REPIBUC OP SINGAPORK Companies Winding I p N«. M «f ISBI la the Matter at Uw ompanirs Art, hapu-r 185) Aad la the Matter o» SINGAPORE COSMOK SHIPPING CO PTK LTD ADVERTISEMENT OK PETITION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the
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      313 20  -  SOH TIANG KENG By A SRI Lankan investment mission left for home yesterday after a five-day visit confident that meetings they held with 15 different manufacturing firms here would result m Singapore joint venture participation and investments m Sri Lanka. Mr C.P.
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      256 20 PROMET Bhd has won yet another round and hopefully the final in its attempt to acquire the trouble-plagued Belmont Centre, and to build it into a prestigious office complex. At a meeting of the purchasers and creditors connected with the project called by court-appointed
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      City Securities ready to become 24th SES member
      209 20 THE stook broking ron,munlty will goon be welcoming Us 24th member. City Securities, who will open for business In October, arc m the final stages of becoming a member of the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The two founding members of the firm,
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      Board amends regulations
      135 20 THE Board of Commissioners of Currency has amended the Currency Regulations 1981, which covers ranks' transactions m notes and coins with the board. According to the latest gazette notification, banks will now have to pay $1.50 for every 1,000 pieces of currency notes presented to the board.
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      Big league business for South Korean construction companies
      1413 20  -  WONG MAI YUN SPECIAL FEATURE By THEY came, they saw (and built), they conquered. And now appear to dominate the construction industry, or at least the bigger projects. Projects like phases I and ft of Raffles City, Horizon Towers in Leonie Road,
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      261 20 A SOUTH Korean newcomer to the Singapore construction market has clinched three projects barely five months after it established an office here. It is one of a growing number of Korean companies which have been authorised recently by the Korean Government to work
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      330 20 SUPREME Corporation Bhd has sent a circular to shareholders seeking their approval (or the proposed acquisitions of PM Holdngs, Sumber Realty, and (our parcels of land in Penang, Wilayah Persekutuan and Johore based on the terms specified by the Capital Issues Committee. It was said
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      752 21 RaM"MJMiaI SaWfeß^kß: Bl aa^aav^a^aaaSWA wSSSI s lOUNT ELIZABETH HEALTH entre. Swedish/ Taiwanese lassage and sauna (cold It hot ool) at our exclusive Health entre. Ground Fir.. Mount llzabeth Medical Centre. Open ally 11.00 am to 10.00pm. For apolntment contact Corlnne *****3 FTER A HARO day's work, for rlaxaiion visit us
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      1056 21 V Business Products. Sarvtees i *^L V Busmen Product*. Services A .A Opportunities a**wl Opportunlttes A BUDGET PRICE Household' or- JkM I (Ice removal, delivery and dls- I posal service Workers provided I No job too small Tel *****63 INDUSTRIAL A I I (Day /Nl hlServlc WORICERSFROM A I ALL
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      556 22 V Buslraw Products, Servtfs A Jk< I IOf1 1111 1 Jj?^' iMvf stmimt oayonTwarv m training field Franchise holder In the world's largest training company requires partners to Invest and start operations In Singapore Business specialises m Marketing professional 16 mm films, videotapes and cassette training materials for business and
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      672 22 came nMNrrtME manufacturer and Exporter fully assembled and component parts. Order make to specification All enquiries welcome Tel: eS9O*W/ (JOBO7v USSMO.OOO INVESTMENT CALIFORNIA secured U5535.000 pa 'vc v..on» Will exchange for business. Investment Singapore Malaysia preferred. House available Los Angeles. Mr Hlnton. *****2 Room 1538. WOMEN Of*..: "How to share
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      882 22 •PJ *Mw^B^#yl#^Ba"*W» I ■■I BDBS RAFFLES CITY m niiaeT Bsfannn era asmeaaaaiaH M —i iwt--esied parnes lor the following post Hone: 1. SECRETARY 2. CLERICAL OFFICER 3. RECEPTIONIST 4. OFFICE BOY 5. STEWARDESS Requiremente: For post (1): 5 OCE 'O' Level Including English c LCC/ Pitman Shorthand and Typewriting speeds
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      457 22 y m^^^^^^^^ 1 (V'/tV Travei 1 MM VMtMitlftf (oHowktiQ P*mm*mm: TRAVEL COUNSELORS Candidates must possess at least OCE "O" Level qualification and have relevant Reservation/ Ticketing experience with good knowledge of competitive fare construction. c Only Singapore cltlxens with at least 3 years relevant Agency/ Airline experience need apply. JUNIOR
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      247 22 I Of CLfISSIOff where outstanding^^ people work. In view of our rapid expansion, we now require: CASHIERS Candidates should have relevant experience preferably m handling foreign currencies. They must also be prepared to work on two rotating shifts. Vacancies are available at CHANGI AIRPORT. We offer very attractive salaries and
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      981 22 _Mi Mttaubiahi TV Factory DELIVERY CLERKS a Minimum Sec. 2 education. a Attractive salary, a Transport provided, a And many other allowances, inkw—fd (jinn aVflBaT mawit (MBai tIMCIId n Mid contact pj>on»> mipj*ber or eppty pereoneay UNCTED ELECTROMrC ENOsMEERaMQ CORPN PTE LTD 232, UPPER BUK IT TMAHROAD 2ND FLOOR. HOCK
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      343 22 l Jifj JARDINE MARKETING SERVICES r#QUtTOtC 1) CREDIT CLERK 2) ASSISTANT CABHIER flMsHnsMnni I ripeitomw a OCE 'O' Level c 1 to 2 years relevant working experience Mease apply: TEL. *****2 EXT 218 I A large multi-national I company seoks suitable I candidates foi the position CLERKS I Requirements: I
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      499 22 JVC ha* vacancy for the post of:FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Completed secondary education Able to type accurately Expert* nee not necessary Applicants stating personal particulars, salary expected L telephone contact number should be address u> The Personnel Oepertment JVC Electronic (S) Pi* Ltd let Floor, Bloc* S. Aver fteian Industrial Eatst*
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      1610 23 _JIXiJ 46 Situations Vacant BmermtarUUit Clwic*l SECRETARY 0 OCE 'O' Level with credit In English. a Shorthand and typing at 80 w.p.m. and 40 w.p.m. respectively. a Able to correspond Independently. a Preferably with working experience ln law office or contractor firm. Intaraatad ptaaaa call W3OW3 hr 1) STENOGRAPHER a
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      1554 23 m\ Expanding mtamaMenal Fraight Fafwacdmg Company roquiraa urgently 1) FEMALE SHIPPING/ OPERATIONS CLERK (Preferably 1 to 2 years experience 2) CARGO HAND 3) DESPATCH RIDER (With own motorcycle) Oood benefits and attractiva aalary Ptaaaa TEL: 2288KS lor appointment Chamicala Company urgently raquiraa a FEMALE GENERAL CLERK 1 OCE 'O' Level
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      823 23 "I a IIItJN It 9 METRO r mobil "ELTO tJ —a. i— ,41,1. i j ••we»» HeM rtnfnvowra vkhkim for aWy quaMted paraont ler th» tn# following: po#ftion of* 1) SALES CO-ORWHATORS SERVICE (BSM2-SKSO) as-raVi-n-kM a Above 18 years of age STATION a OCE "O" level a Have at least
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      517 23 IMOUBTWAL OFFtHORE COsJPUTER SERVICES (S) PTE LTD Wa ara a prilniliaat Cimpulir Campany expanding Ma new markata. Wa raqatra a: MARKETING ENGINEER to promote computer hardware, software and services for technical applications. Tha canojadjsta will hava a strong background In marketing. a sound basic engineering knowledge and computer experience. Piaaaa
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      481 23 »aat ■■>■««■! Ciipiiii requires BALIS RCPetCSCNTATIVfS to premees wslaim. aletlrkal and Oood aalary plus attractive com mlsilsn isaia 4 Xv rea to Mm earInterested please write to: IT Boi ASSIIS, laaMW aVWAUattriaaal RAaaafl Smgepore ISS3 FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS c Singaporean age 18 years and above c With secondary 4 education
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      1156 23 H Eiwptojfiwant lI A URGENTLY REOUIRED SALESOMLS and Supervisor for candy store. No experience required Age above 17. Interested call personally at Orchard Theatre Ist floor, between 12.30pm and Bpm (Shirley) MENARO COSMETICS REOMMS Part-time Beauty Advisors Free (Aries Beauty House). 083-3. Oroundfloor. Katong Shopping Centre SALESGIRLS REOUIRED BY Record
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      993 24 r •*+>^« jtii HUGHES TOOL CO (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 OUL WAY SINGAPORE 2262 We are c eubeMMary ol an I American Company, the world's Isedawg Baanufeclurer ot Ollwell Drifting Toot*. Due to our raped expansion programme, we heve Mnmooiato vecenciee for the foHowing positions: QUALITY ASSURANCE INBPECTORB (MOO
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      905 24 I |j~« I II Employment IEA aVaHaaßßal^. I .^BW I JURONG SHIPYARD LTD I eat n A Skill Build Your Future Join us, we have vacancies for Safety/Fireaaen antrvVrthout e»enence I c Mould Lofters irneletlemaiel Hull Trainees Boiler Fitters Pipe Fitters Machinery Fitters Lifters c Electrical Fitters Thou without experience
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      751 24 I IITjJ I PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED International Engineering and Marine Construction Company In Jurong Invites applications for the post of PORCH ASING OFFICER The selected candidate will be required to purchase electrical hardware, rent heavy equipment such as cranes, lorries and forkllfts apart from performing routine office work. A necessary
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      979 24 111 ia I HI? I Il >> LJU UU MM 1 I Interior Design Consultant* F if m rtqutrvQ UfQWitty I DRAUGHTSMEN Architectural or Interior design background i* With minimum 3 to 5 years' experience To work In large Interesting projects. t J Pteese writ* with Ml nimm, I currant
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      826 24 llEmptoyment IflA a mmrw aw tv. DRAUGHTSMEN/ DRAUGHTSWOMEN Preferably those with VITB Certificate In Building Drawing or has completed course In Topo Drafting. OCE holders with good foundation In Orography and Mathematics too will be considered. Pteeeetel: *****1S foe oe>t4MM mm mt#nrt#w COMPRESSOR PNEUMATIC TOOLS PTE LTO requires A) ELECTRICIANS
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      233 25 II Employment j (1 j _J BT 46 Situations Vacant Production TOA PAYOH GENERAL ELECTRIC (U.SA) CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PTE LTD has IMMEDIATE vacancies for PLASTIC MOLDING OPERATORS Increment after confirmation (3 months) Free medical benefits Excellent recreation activities Good opportunity for promotions Outstanding shift allowance Interested applicants please come personalty
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      264 25 Join HHPM V^lal I You can Mm up to $292/loiarnngj ano anran mni 5-day weak Nc shift duty Company bus provided No experience required i Increment upon confirmation I No scope work Medical Hoapitallzation I benefits Annual/Marriage/Sick/ Maternity/Compassionate Leave 113 th1 1 3th Month Annual Wage Supplement Free Uniforms Purchase
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      145 25 II Employment |J|a| i (Automotive Electronics) Requires ~jt FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS for Monday to Friday 4.48 pm to 12.48 am 5-day work week Shift allowance: $1 75 per shift Transport: Provided from GM Singapore to home Female citizen, age between 16 and 35 Primary 6 or Secondary education For interviews,
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      273 25 MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 5-DAY WEEK PROFIT SHARING FREE TRANSPORT SUNOfiTRAND PACIFIC (PTE) LTD has vacanc ias tor tha f otloing positions: A) TOOLROOM MACHINIST OCE 'O' level (preference will be given to those with GCE 'A° level) NTC 3 In metal machining 2 years related experience B) HEAT-TREAT PLATING
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      312 25 II Employmoiit Ir^ >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»♦< FEMALE PRODUCTION f OPERATOR J R9QIMT#fVWfitaV S 1 Age 16-25 years 1 Primary or Secondary i education necessary, tralnirm will i be provided M I Students are welcome to 2 apply Newly adjusted starling I salary $275/- per month 5 (not Included CPF t' I over-time
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      427 25 VVhiili requires EXPERIENCED GENERAL PRODUCTION OPERATORS High starting aalary PLUS c No Shift c 5-Day Work Week c Subsidised Transport For more details, please call personally at: COOLING SYSTEMS FLEXIBLES PTE LTD atJatanSuroh Singapore 2MI Bus 24* from Jurong Interchange Bftaaaaaa—aaaaaaH^ A w*N Mt*6lr»ha<j numiteeturtng comftany require*: 1) MACHINE OPERATORS
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      448 25 NriaMalllllsusnil I 1 SOUTH ASIA DIEC ASTING FACTORY (S) PTE LTD has vacancies for: MALE/ FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS SslO to 8112 par day a 5-day work week a Free uniform a Music provided a Punctuality incentive Plaaaa call personally with your IC at: 1 KALLANG JUNCTION 2ND FLOOR, BANCHONG BLDQ
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      617 25 iA II Emptoyment i i|^ /^ZsN URBAN [|IJI REDEVELOPMENT >^^| AUTHORITY Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singapore citizens for apDomtment as> (A) KEY-PVWCH OPMATOR (B) MUVfR/OENEJUL HCLPCR (C) NOTICf SERVER (D) OFFICE ATTENDANT (TiA-am.) Qualifications •oetA Minimum 3 OCE O' level passes or equivalent with credit In the English
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      567 26 SWEDEN'S SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT THE WORLD'S LARGEST SWENSEN'S ICECREAM RESTAURANT a FLOOR SUPERVISORS/ CAPTAINS Salary will be based on working experience and will not be less than $500 per month. Benefits Include S working days per week. a BATCH FREEZER OPERATORS Strong, Male Batch Kreezer Operators to manufacture and programme
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      833 26 II Employment ijjli r TRAVENOL N LABORATORIES PTE LTD requires GENERAL SERVICE PERSONNEL a Minimum Secondary 3 education a Completed National Service a Working knowledge of English a Willing to do general duties eg. material handling, machine operations and production storage a Willing to work on shifts a 5-day work
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      536 26 II Employment 111 t Mufti 1b,,, Vhotel has vacancies for A ELECTMCUUW A trade certificate Preference will be given to applicants with some knowledge of Alr-Condl-tlonlng and Plumbing Must be prepared to work 24 hours shift duties. Completed National Service. B DESPATCH P.IOCP. C. CHAjeaCf— A«» D. CLEANCN aUKNVtaON E.
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      501 27 We are an international advertising agency and we require RECEPTIONIST/TELEPHONE OPERATOR IKK O" Level Fluent m English Between 18 to 22 years old Previous experience not necessary Interested please call personally today between t a.m to 6pm HAKUHOOO (S) PTE LTD Suite S 301 PUB Building Somerset Roed Singapore 0*23
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      914 27 IV\ SINTICNSCNC, m r~a\ JUL Y 1979 BMW 3231 s 1 owner ~Ss^~' Power steering and Recaro seals. S%IINRI^f~ Tip top i niiiuon witn r _R RFNT Al Q many WAPI If Eli I ALs> g c Highest offer secures. 8 SMtwf CdlCtl B CONTACT: 1_ HM-. MRS. TAN During
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      808 28 II 111 VeMctes ft Boats 6-^b _j J;T T 55 VaMdM For Sals d) Flat Apr*! INI NoQtotocoo FIAT 120 RITMO 75 CL SALOON Showroom condition, only done 742 km Airconditlon and tuffkoted. original price paid $33 980 I PARF Best offer secures. Contact: K.T.SOM *****X2 1*75 FIAT 132 Special
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      577 28 END 1*77 COLT Lancer 1400. I 5-speed Alrcon. road tax/Insurance $16.6000 no Tel *****35 J) Toyota I*7* TOYOTA CEUCA 1600 Coupe. New model 1 professor owner With concealed alrcon Radio/ cassette Done 22,000 km only. Immaculate condition $24,500 ono Tel *****86 WELL KEPT DEC. 1979 Toyota Starlet Alrcond. cassette, radio.
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      497 28 56 Vehicles Wanted AOOOOOfFER a for all PARF scrap cars a any model good used cars (company and prlval* registration welcome c export documents and we also export your cars at a very low price KOMQ BENC MOTOR CO. 124 Print ap Street Tel: 3377*7* 3377 M* 3MIM4. ATTRACTIVE OFFER
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      830 28 IV eSl^l'lMßMßaiaiiaiHtfMi A. Wlm mm p»i»»»Ji»»«*eißißaw*ißji o> rroparovs g^s I JLSSHI 1) CITY PLAZA At G«ylong Road/ Tanjong Katong Road PRIME SHOPS FOR RENT Th« Laat And Few Units L«ft!l On Ground and Mezzanine Floors, commanding good locations. Available immediately. Areas from 205 to 423 sq.ft. Rental from $8 p.s
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      990 28 IV Acconmiodrtton Proptrttes 1 A OFFICE ACCOMMODATION I FOR LEASE Prim* Ground Floor Premises for Bank/Financial Institution c COMMERCIAL PHILIP STREET UNION BUILDING c THE OCTAGON Oftx© Promises c BEACH RD ROBINSON RD c KEPPELRD SHENTONWAY c NORTH BRIDGE RD c UNITY HOUSE (WRONG) Premises for Sale m the following
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      891 28 IV Arcommodattofi ft PrqMrttes A L_ T J A UEAUTIFUL SINGLE -STOREY sem: -detached bungalow with a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, at dt t 16. also spacious garden. Renul: unfurnished $1,400 FurnlsheC $1,700 0.n.0 Call Owner *****7 RAO-JELL HEIGHTS LARGE Beautiful detached bungalow, furnished with 4 spacious beirooms. Urge living,
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      727 28 OIST Jt, OFF JALAN Pemlmpin. 2-sti>rey terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's, furnished $1,500 Unlwest *****84/ *****98 DIST. IS NILLVIEW DOUBLE STOREY terrace Fully furnished Rental $1,600 Ring *****5. Interex Aiien.-y DIST 20 (CORAL PARK) brand new double-storey corner house Fully lurnished $2,500. Tel: *****24 fNo Agents) DWT PALY FURNISHED terrace. 3
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      561 29 Dwtnet LeoMe Towers Luxuriously furnished 3 bedroomed Maisonettes. 1 study L all bathrooms attached, servant's amenities, centrally aircondllloned. swimming pool li 24 hours security Rental $*.s*»> a>j». District if Drsycott Ttwof High Tower 3 bedrooms apartment panoramic view tastefully furnished with bar counter, swimming pool L 24 hours security Rental
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      900 29 IIDGEWOOO TOWNHOUSE wautlful 3-slorey apartment of E.800 sq ft 3 bedroom*. 1 study ind separate servant"* amenllei Spacious llvlng/dlQing Covered carporch available Immediately Call *****91 K BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT In dUrict 10 Near American School, lapanese and International schools 3 bedrooms plus 1 servant's. Central alrcond. partially furnished With full recreational
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      848 29 I- 77 il7.^m^"lA NEAR ORCHARD ROAD apartment on high floor 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Freshly painted 2 alrconds. Fully furnished $2,500 Principals please call: *****53 NOVENA VILLE 2-bedroomed apartment In very convenient location. Furnished. Available immediately $2,400 p.m Ring *****61/*****81 PANDAN VALLEY, EUOEMA Court penthouse. Fully furnished. 4 bedrooms with roof
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      694 29 |l I A SMALL EXPATRIATE Family needs accommodation, preferably close by Market, public transport, medical facilities. ***** BANKER REQUIRES ACCOMMODATION with 3/4 bedrooms In residential location. Long term bank lease Attractive deposits/ rentals *****20/*****21 BANKERS. INDUSTRIALISTS REQUIRE large detached bungalows. Furnished/ unfurnished with pool. Flexible budget PAA *****75/6 FOREIGN/LOCAL RESPECTABLE
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      1639 29 I "71 a I J 1 1 WHY WAIT buy now with the help of CREDIT CORPORATION (S) LTD. Room 201 205. Shew Houee, Orchard Rood, Singapore 0*23 Te4 737*4*8 737*212 (subsidiary of The Chartered Bank) c we provide housing loane and other facilities for your needs CALLUS. WE HAVE
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      1563 29 ape a itaufca—— analaiisatai a\ BW«MaAa>*4*h4> IW MtiWJ HI riH FIRST CLASS MAISONETTE DISTRICT t Shangri-La Hotel Vicinity Walking dtatance to American/ Tanglin Club. Separate living/ dining, modern fully equlprooms with attached bathrooms and balconies, family lounge, central alrcond. Built-up area: 4JSO eqJt. plus IN sq.ft. matured rooftop garden, servant's
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      783 30 ttw For Salt b) Flats OOLOMMJ. TOWER APARTMENT PromlxlUes lo ACS. Hotels lMst II High-level Three bedrooms, servant's Selling $580,000 *****03' *****85 OREEN MEADOWS CONOOMBMM Lower maisonette. Phase 111 3 bedrooms with private garden Selling $415,000 Fields *****25 *****58- *****10 LORONO 8. TOA PAVOH Estate high floor, point block. 5
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      630 30 ENGLAND HARROW BUDB4JRV HILL 20 mmules by car lo Marnla Arch and 25 minutes to Heathrow Airport 31 units of exduerve Townnouee Apartment s under development i 5 acres of communlly ground, choice of 1 4 bedrooms unit SELLING PRICE FROM pSOS,OOO Enquiries to* CHEONG HOCK CHYE a CO. PTE
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      1465 30 TONO LEE BMLDMO Dlst. 13' factory cum office space for sale 2.816 sq.ft. Freehold *****/ ***** WAREHOUSE OROUND FLOOR: 4 500 10.000 sq ft Accessible to Trucks Principals only: *****18 87 OfftCwSpac* a) For Bat* MANHATTAN HOUSE PENTHOUSE OFFICES Outside CBO WHMn walking distance to City aree SurtaMe lor Law
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      747 30 Hal CaßßWakamaekA^Bieaa A- BaMa* AfWOleaslektW^tkea* I^L^bbbbbV Fl tmmmmwml flr HlSiniCilOfi 0 ATT language centre SCHOOL OF LNGUISTIC SKILLS Lonouoge courses ond private tuition for school examinations and for business, travel pleosure EVENING CLASSES ENGLISH FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN twice weekly 5.45 pm all levels from 24th August 1981 EVENING CLASSES (ADULTS)
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      1373 30 NEW CLASSES BOOKKEEPING BEGINNERS Tuesday 6 7 30 pm Commencing 18 August SHORTHAND THEORY BEGINNERS Wednesday 7-9 pm Commencing 19 August TVPEWMTmO MORNING/ AFTERNOON/ EVENING 9 am lo 9 pm Beginners and other stages everyday including Saturday from 9 am to 8 pm and Sunday 9 am to 1 pm
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  • IX OBITUARIES
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      150 31 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON IS/S/S1 LEAVING BEHIND HIS BELOVED SONS:HO WINO HIN. WING KOK. WINO LEE. WINO KONO. WENO FATT. WENO TATT DAUGHTERHO KUM CHUN DAUOHTERS-IN-LAW:-SITOH LOY. CHOW LAI ENO. YEONO KWEE VINO, TEO CHEW PECK. CHEN MEI LIEN. GRANDSONS HO CHEE HOONO, CHEE PUN. CHEE MUN, CHEE
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      53 31 aw s—s—s_K_a—saBs_— IN 1 OVIMG hlfliQßY OF MR S.K SMQARAM Daparlad 17th Aug. UTS To us his name will ever be The key that unlocks memory Of a dear one gone but cherished yet A beloved face we'll never forget Year wiia. sona, daughtars, daughtar-in-law, sena In
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      DEPARTED ON 17TH AUGUST '80
      52 31 FOREVER REMEMBERED 8V WIFE AMD CHILDREN -__rt_fr c_i-«..c_i-«.. 7,h ?_\^T\ caiarioar rm I£2? eajhteeirth day (Augual I*. I*7*' CaMad to atarnal ih! lo«r r aar> ago food ni#mofn>a attN rtmMn Sadly mtaaad by «Ma. aona. dauo»lafi. daughlar-in-laar. »oo«-in-law. granddaughlara 4 grandaona FRANCIS PEREIRA (SUNNY) TAN
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      125 Raquiems
      74 31 Wa Maaa the years we shared with you. Thought* of you bring teara. A baautltul Mia coma to an and. And Tha lath day prayars to ba halo al Sivan Tampta (Orchard Road) betwaan 7p.m. to Sp.m. on IS/S/Sl. All rOtottVSS MM TTWOOS 4WC W#ICOITI#. Alwayt ramambarad by
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      334 31 ¥ll Travel ft Tours |>Lj \*_s!G»^v; ALPINE SCENES 15 days V^OtV^S. (Inclusive airfare) $3 100 *YfS l W^ K^ London. Amsterdam. J& fXWMtf'X Cologne. TV Rhine, V^ *\\\\\V\ HeidelberftlMunich. ,y»" aWjl"""™ Oherammcipiu, Innsbruck. Urn* LeKhtrnsrcin. Luicme, Inrerlakea Berne, Bbck Forest SnasKiurßlßhcims, Paris, Londua BUDGET HOLIDAYS 1 7 days (Inclusive airfare)
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      138 31 TRAVEL TREND PTE LTD Economical Airfares: London Europe USA Canada Far East Australia. New Zealand Indonesia etc. Also inclusive tours to Indonesia, Far East and Europe:Tal *****1* *****54 314, 3 rd floor, Orchard Towara, Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 TA 17S "SUPER BUDGET AIRFARES" We specialise to United States Worldwide. Dally
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      627 31 Aaflal E ipraaa Pie, Lid. rtti/n. Central Btdg. 1-2. -agauna Road. WIST MALAYSIA TOUR 3 days FRASER'S HILL special School Holiday Dep. 7/9 Hotel Merlin S3OO Chalets or, Bungalow S2BO OENTINO HIOHLANDS Dally Dep Tepaeta HaKdeya Aaian Togr. II days Tokyo/ Seoul/ Taiwan/ Hong Kong,' Bangkok IS days Tckyo/ Seoul/
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE ONE
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      Paula, Tweedie share day's riding honours
      1864 32  -  TIPTOP By PENANG, Sun. Perth woman jockey Paula Wagg was at her best when she scored on both her mounts here today. Paula steered topweight Lucky Vagabond to victory m Race 4. The five-year-old Rocky Mountain gelding, carrying a hefty Durden of 58kg, shot
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      620 32 PENANG, Sun. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races. Race 1: Estarlita (Tweedie) and Vanda Crescent (Cheam) were a little slow into stride. Well Contented (Hall) rolled out and came m contact with Chiquitita (Razmy) shortly after the start. Passing the 800 metres, Estarlita, who attempted to shift
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      30 32 FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: £1045, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, ***** CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****.
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      Lock icon Outstanding Ardross to meet Shergar
      184 32 NEWBURY (England). Sun. Ardross, European horse racings outstanding stayer, will challenge Epsom Derby winner Shergar m the Prix de l'Arc Triomphe. after an impressive victory here today m the Geoffrey Freer Stakes. Ardross, the 11-10 on favourite, dropping down to the relatively short distance of
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      Lock icon South Korea unbeaten
      40 32 JAKARTA, Sun. South Korea yesterday defeated In donesia's PSSI Pratama W> m the elimination round of the Jakarta anniversary football Cup at Senayan Stadium. South Korea, who had previously drawn against Bulgaria, will meet Thailand tomorrow. UPI
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      334 32 An established member company of the Hongkong Commodities Exchange is looking for BUSINESS EXECUTIVES for its Singapore company. Applicants must be Singapore citizens with good personality and initiative, capacity for hard work independently. Candidates with sales background, university degree or minimum H.S.C. qualifications are preferred. Previous experience is not required
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      367 32 s > *^!^bß Hhbh I*^1 I *SB mm \^aH f^Cti HCS-70 (25 watts) 60 Watts Power •Treble/Bass/Loudness Controls TriXxial •Built-in lACFM Noise Suppressor »1 FET. 9 ICs 12 Trs., 13 Diodes 3-Way Speaker System •With Sendust Head For Durability and Perfect Sound Reproduction """jr" LED DISCO LIGHTS bP/*4b^b^b^R|b^^b^bl BB^a^l^Sl^SlSaflMHlSßiSSSHß^m 9
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE TWO
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      Lock icon Australia face gigantic task
      550 33 Visitors have to score 506 m 10 hours MANCHESTER, Sun. Australia faced the mountainous task of scoring 506 m 10 hours to win the Fifth cricket Test after England were all out for 404 at lunch on the fourth day today. England, 345 for seven overnight,
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      Lock icon Hemmings continues successful season
      194 33 LONDON, Sun. Offspinner Eddie Hemmings continued a successful season by taking five for 64 as leaders Nottinghamshire took on secondplaced Sussex m the English county cricket championship yesterday. Hemmings's steady bowling helped bring down Sussex for 208 but, m overcast conditions, Nottinghamshire lost two wickets. Essex
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      Lock icon BRIEFS
      547 33 MONTREAL. Sun. The illfated Canadian Open men's tennis championship suffered another setback yesterday when rain forced the postponement of the semi-final matches m singles and doubles. The US$2OO,OOO ($434,000) tournament had the makings of om> of the best Canadian Open championships ever, but power failures at Jarry Park, rain
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      Lock icon Rodgers wins marathon
      126 33 STOCKHOLM, Sun American Bill Rodgers, four-time winner of the New York marathon, won the Stockholm marathon m 2 hrs 13:26 mins here yesterday. His compatriot, Dick Beardsley, was second m 2 hrs 16:17 and Tommy Persson, of Sweden, third m 2:17.42. Some 8,000 runners from 27 nations
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      Lock icon Antoaneta's world record steals show
      361 33 ZAGREB, Sun. An astonishing world javelin record by Bulgarian teenager Antoaneta Todorova stole the show on the first day of the European athletics cup finals here m Yugoslavia yesterday. The 18-year-old unleashed a colossal fourth-round throw of 71.88 metres to cancel out Russian Tatiana Biryulina's
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      Lock icon Canada show the way
      59 33 CIUDAD BOLIVAR, Sun. Canada edged out Cuba m two days of trials here m Venezuela to select the Americas second team for the world athletics cup meeting m Rome next month. Canada won 12 places on the team against 10 for Cuba. Brazil won four, Jamaica
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      369 33 I American Style Sports Caps I I SPECIAL OFFER I Interested distributors please call: TASRI JAVA INDUSTRIES (9 PTE LTD. (Manufacturer 4 Exporter For All Kind* Of Sporting Capa a Vlaor*) Office: Rm 328, Colombo Court, Factory: 967-A, 969 Upper Changi Road. High Street, Singapore 061 7 Singapore 1 750
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE THREE
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      Lock icon Clemence leaves Liverpool
      100 34 LONDON, Sun. England goalkeeper Ray Clemence ended 14 years of success with European champions Liverpool yesterday when he joined another English First Division soccer side, Tottenham Hotspur, for £300,000 ($1,158,000). The deal was completed m time for Clemence to be eligible for the first round of the
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      Celtic gain first points
      285 34 GLASGOW, Sun. Scottish football champions Celtic gained their first points in the group matches of the League Cup by beating Hibernian 4-1 yesterday. After their 3-1 defeat by St. Mirren last Saturday and a midweek 2-0 loss to St. Johnstone, Celtic needed to win yesterday, and
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      Lock icon Results
      39 34 NEW YORK. Sun. Results of North American soccer League games yesterday: Chicago Sting 7 Minnesota Kicks 2; Tulsa Roughnecks 1 Dallas Tornado 0; San Diego Sockers 3 San Jose Earthquakes 2; Portland Timbers 2 Seattle Sounders 1. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Unbeaten run
      26 34 MOSCOW, Sun. Dynamo Kiev maintained their unbeaten run m the Soviet Football First Division yesterday with a 3-1 away victory over Chernomorets Odassa. Reuter.
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      20 34 AUCKLAND, Sun. New Zealand beat Fiji 13-0 m a World Cup Oceania Zone qualifying soccer match here today. Reuter.
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      104 34 BONN, Sna. England striker Tmv Woodcock will leave F.C. Cologne and sign for Leeds United early next week, a report by the West German sport news agency S.I.D. wrote yesterday. Woodcock moved to Cologne from former Earopean Cnp holders Nottingham Forest for a fee
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      Lock icon 'Hare' paces Jagtar to qualifying time
      758 34  -  HAKIKAT RAI By DISTANCE runner Jagtar Singh needed a "hare" to pace him before he could beat the 5,000 metres qualifying time for the South-east Asia Games m tiie trials yesterday at the National Stadium. Jagtar's "hare" was K. Jayamani, who was running in
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      353 34 THEY came from every possible tier of Singaporean society. There was a health centre manageress, a construction worker, several soldiers, three office attendants, a machinist and a whole lot of others. At 5.30 m the morning, this motley collection of one woman and several
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      Giant-killers Changi crash away to Sentosa
      594 34  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By HOSTS Sentosa Golf Club created a mild upset yesterday when they upstaged giant-killers Changi by nine strokes (237-246) to record their third win m 12 matches m the Singapore Golf Association's Premier League competition. Changi, basking m the reputation of having
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      225 34 HAMBURG, Sun. League champions Bayern Munich continued to head the West German League standings after two matches when they won 2-1 at Darmstadt yesterday. They shared the early lead with VFL Bochum, Stuttgart, Bremen and Cologne, who have also won both their opening matches. But four
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      Zapata keeps world crown
      80 34 PANAMA CITY, Sun. Hilario Zapata retained his World Boxing Council superflyweight championship by winning a unanimous decision last night over Mexican challenger German Torre*. The Panamanian aimed most of his blows at Torres' head, and by the end of the 15round bout he had opened at
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      422 34 HARTFORD, Sun. American Roger Maltbie shot a five-under-pai 31 on the final nine holes yesterday to gain a two-stroke lead after three rounds of the US$300,000 ($651,000) Greater Hartford Open golf tournament. Maltbie, a non-winner since May 1976, finished with a seven-under 64
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      Ahmad lays foundation
      190 34 AN unbeaten 118 by Aniss Ahmad laid the foundation for Indian Associations' five-wick-et win over Ceylon Sports Club m the semi-finals of the Singa pore Cricket Association junior knockout competition at Balestier Road yesterday Brief scores: CSC 200-8 off SO overs (N. Ponnudurai 24, S. Kulasingam 35.
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      Samad needs Popeye's spinach
      279 35  -  J. R AJENDR AN By "I'M tired," snapped Samad Allapitchay. after playing 45 minutes for Tampines Rovers, who drew 1-1 against Jubilee, in an Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jurong Stadium yesterday. Samad certainly looked tired, in his second-half performance, and it
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      6 booked in robust ONFL match
      205 35 SIX players were booked by referee R. Balasupramaniam last night as Kaki Bukit defeated Tiong Bahru 3-0 in a robust Ovaltine National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. Kaki Bukit, who had four players shown the yellow
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      Impressive win by Geylang
      80 35 GEYLANG won the 100-kilo-metre team time trials m the Pesta Sukan cycling road race at the East Coast Parxway yesterday. The Geylang quartet of Jeffrey Tan, Julius Lim, Pang Chye Kwang and Zainuddin Ronani clocked 2 hr. 29 mm. 12 sec. and, m the process, beat
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      Republic to give backing to ANOC
      328 35 THE Singapore National Olympic Council will support the Association of National Olympic Committees when the latter "clash" with the International Olympic Committee at the Olympic congress in Baden-Baden, West Germany, next month, reports WILFRED YEO. The ANOC, after their first full assembly in Milan
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      Indonesians and Thais send entries
      62 35 THAILAND and Indonesia are the first two nations to send m their entries (or the East Asia individual squash championships, starting on Oct. 20 at Kallang. Thailand will send three men SamKan Sankhavanija, Vipong Taechapoonpal and Peevapon Poonsiri and Indonesia three men and two women
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      Favourites' day in squash age-group finals
      441 35  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By IT was the day of the favourites as all but one top seed ended winners in the Pakistan International Airlines Closed squash age-group finals at the Kallang complex last night. Anthony Tan, whom many thought would be given a tough time
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      69 35 BADMINTON Inter-ron-stituency finals (Delta Complex, 8.45). KBTRIANISM Pesta Sukan meet (Bt. Timah SC). HOCKEY SHA Div. One League: CSC v Jany nites (Balestier, 5.10). SOCCER VITB tournament (Dover Sports Complex, 3, 4.30). Jurong inter-company Ovaltine Football League (IngersoU-Rand v WMF. Spore (Jurong Stadium, 5.15). PARC intra tournamen' SSRTC
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      Baptism of fire for Singapore
      273 35  -  JOE DORAI Hongkong's Seiko to provide test for newcomers By SINGAPORE'S almost new-look team for the Kuala Lumpur Merdeka soccer competition from Aug. 31-Sept. 20 will be given a stiff test tomorrow night when they face Seiko, of Hongkong, at the National Stadium (7.30 pm).
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      SBA dangle carrots for Bangkok tie
      348 35  -  BERNARD PEREIRA By A $1,000 reward and a three-day holiday m the Thai beach resort of Pattaya await each player m the Singapore badminton team if they beat Thailand m the Thomas Cup tie m Bangkok m October. This was told to Singapore's current
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      Chng only Midas among locals
      538 35  -  WILFRED YEO Ii Sl7th SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL I Oil OPEN ROWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS |XI 1 11 CHNG SENG MOK, a 31-year-old goldsmith, was the only Midas among local bowlers in the Masters finals of the Singapore International bowling championships at Jackie's System 460 (Open) and Plaza Bowl
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      Hassan earns promotion
      118 35 HASSAN LANRI. a B class archer, shot his way into the A division, when he scored an overall 884 points in the Pesta Sukan archery meet at Gloucester Road yesterday. Results: Mea's A Mm: 1 BUI Wee 2 Chris Ho 3 Peter Goh 295. Mm: 1 Chris
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      Sarmoukh hero of Ulu Pandan
      242 35  -  R. MANOR A J By ULU PANDAN punished Serangoon Gardens for under-rating them with a 1-0 victory in the final of the inaugural inter-con-stituency six-a-side hockey tournament on the Padang yesterday. A sixth-minute goal by hard-working forward Sarmoukh Singh, off a long through pass by
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      253 35 Melitta werke Bentz Sohn, Minden, west Germany have the pleasure to announce the appointment of Beijer (Singapore) Ptd. Ltd. as sole Distributors m Singapore and Malaysia for the full range of products from Melitta, the world's largest manufacturer of domestic coffee-making equipment and accessories, and ground coffees. ReqistereO trade mark
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    Lock icon Minister turns down job
    78 36 LONDON, Son. Mr Mannar Shahldi, named as Iran's Energy Minister by Prime Minister Mohammad Javad Bahanar, refused to take the Job today. Teheran Radio reported. The broadcast, monitored here, said Mr Hahonar made the announcement to Parliament which was debating the 22-member cabinet he presented last
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    43 36 KUWAIT, Sun. Iranian ambassador AM Shams Ardakani has guaranteed the safety of commercial vessels m the Straits of Hormuz, a Kuwaiti newspaper reported today, four days after Radio Teheran announced the capture of a Danish ship taking weapons to Iraq. AFP
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    35 36 AMMAN, Sun. King Hussein returned here today after a two-day official visit to Iraq where he had talks with President Saddam Hussein on strengthening Jordanian-Iraqi relations and on Arab and international affairs. AFP
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    Lock icon Swoops on PIA: Many arrested
    312 36 KARACHI, Sun. PAKISTAN'S military government today arrested some union officials and employees m the state-run airline m a drastic move aimed at cutting out corruption and inefficiency, according to anpfficial announcement. Late night raids were made on airports and offices of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)
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    Lock icon Back home
    36 36 LONDON, Sun. Prince Charles and his bride Princess Diana, suntanned and smiling, arrived back home from Egypt yesterday at the end of their two-week honeymoon cruise m the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. UPI
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    Lock icon Longlife fish
    30 36 TOKYO, Sun. A mambo, a rare species of sunftsh, died at an aquarium at Chiba today after establishing a world longevity record m captivity of 9tl day*.— AFP
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    590 36 to meet Portuguese boycott WASHINGTON, Sun THE United States Government, preparing for a boycott of US transAtlantic flights by Portuguese air traffic controllers, has mapped out alternative aircraft routes to prevent disruption of international flights. "I would say there's every assurance trafiic would operate
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    Lock icon 'Zhao failed to reach total accord on tour'
    362 36 BEIJING, Sun. China admitted today that Prime Minister Zhao Ziyang had not been able to reach total agreement with South-east Asian leaders during his recent tour but said such differences were a normal part of diplomacy. Xinhua news agency said in a
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      248 36 be said too that although Tuff-Kote rustproofing is more expensive, the work quality is higher." The full test details were published m a recent edition of 'Motor 1 the Swedish AA magazine. The Swedish Automobile Association *g2£B?**f* says it for the third year running request, m the overall evaluation of
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      403 36 THE STRAITS TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1981 BUSINESS TIMES Slncmpor s Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Malaysia and Indonesia will be raising more than US$B5O million m the next few months. Several Singapore-based banks are only too keen to arrange the money for them, reports ALVIN TAY. Why buildings managers are
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      160 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Mainly fair and warm. TEMP. (C) ap to I a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., tt mil. SUNSET today: 8.43 p.m.; 8UNKI8E tomorrow: C.33 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER »Mmttw**m 11-64C Cloudy Us Amgeies 19-31 C Onr Atfceaa 24-30C Ota MitM 20-33C Char Balwaia 3MBC Clew Maalte 24-31C Cloudy
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      5 1 SECTION TWO The Straits Times
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        Let's Learn Mandarin
        226 1 THIS programme is compiled by Redlffusl*n and broadcast daily m the Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese dialects over both Redlffusion and SBC's Chinese service. The Baglish notes are complied by Bilingual Page staff. Lesson 99: Dialect opera VOCABULARY: DM xlmf=*pera faa 2) BX changgong=art*f stagutg 3) f& I.
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        Saturday afternoons with a difference
        475 1  -  LEONG WENG K AM By WHILE many people spend their Saturday afternoons at department stores or the cinema, some young adults meet at the National Library to develop their interest m drama and literary writing. These young people, who are m their late teens and
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        Fun with Chinese Character
        82 1 MfeWAt LI Tin tEE Polish; reason; principle (gem) Is the radical, and the phonetic S. is made op of Q7 (Held) and (land). f% compares the cutting of a gem to the dividing of field and land, both done according to fixed rales and principles. Hence
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        22 1 f6fn#|slW-H">l'if *HfD3fl« ffljfn»fißß*ffl4Jtt the a- *s*a«*r« X #ttJM>ft&att3l eg *itat^ftA±*tii lj«»o i***5i in t Hfc ffcff]*«*f4 Attiiiwwe****- ISW A* #¥*WrSa?ft*f*lB ***fflW--Wf- it*!
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        Chinese without tears
        68 1 3l LI WSk jff§> llcoi pay attention to Ifihi reason; intellect (So* haircut If «jj dongran of Iffl course; naturally (Siui understand; take Sfi^ltt notice of fiih' q'izhuong one is j_ 02 bold and assured >3-lr For example, you flj*- comprehend may say. *,x Wo you chongfen
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        116 1 r <VP 1 THE7O7ISTHE GO-ANYWHERE JETLINER. ■h^s3^^^^^3B "S7 £hßb^^^^^^^r^: kVnna^Bj .^^Bsnnn .> t |wHn^n^n^n^nHyr You'll find the Boeing 737 flying m and out of hot, high you'll find on many larger jetliners. And, most imporairfields. You'll see it comfortably moving people m tantly, the 737 just keeps getting better and
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        36 1 ■■it ,v fcj ■> ifc<^^ j ■■I M i CJ1 1 If w 1 1 7^ Hi! if L Ln i a^BBH 1 Hlb m mi m L HnM| p V K JMr tli^^jB ■i^Tll:11: IMlKiirTiB VCA
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        99 1 ■Overcoming lan identity I After 11. yecrs m I London and having I witnessed the vioI lent riots sparked I by, among other things, racial prejedices, LOW MEI VIM has learnt that she aught net alienate herself by clinging to her Asian Identity. Find out why an PageS I A
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      152 2 SOLID G*M (Cfc 5, ll.lt p.m.): Larry GatUn jumJ the G»tlln Brothers eo-b«rt with IMonne Warwick In this week's extravaganza. Songs Include All The Gold In California, Smoky Mountain Rain, Guilty and that delightful Swedish ABBA'S hit, The Winner Takes It All. The Tlmeleas Land A New Order (Ch 5,
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      PICK of the DAY
      503 2 X SBC 5 THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, S p.m.): More wedding bells blues are created this afternoon when several people try to define love and marriage for bride-to-be, Peggy. In another part of town, her fiance, Jack Curtis, runs into some problems with
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        306 2 Our deposit rates currently are as follows: Deposit Rotes* On Call 8% p.a. Savings Accounts 1 1 p.a. Fixed Deposits 1 month 12% p.a. 3 months 12% p.a. 6 months 12% p.a. 9 months 12% p.o. 12 months 12% p.o. 24 months 11% p.a. 36 months 1 1 p.a. Minimum
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        129 2 Sok Centaur's Mini-Cruise brought back to you by popular demand 6 DAYS MINI-CRUISE TO PENANG PHUKET JBb «I|^ Take a fun-filled mini-cruise to the isle of dreams, exotic Penang On the way, feast on excellent cruise, dance the star-filled nights away and make r.ew, interesting jfl frienda It's all part
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        115 2 EXHIBITIONS: 1981 National Day Art Exhibition: Display of 155 works by 132 artists. Nat Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Pk*to Exhibition: The theme of the exhibition is our cultural heritage. S'pore Conference Hall. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Exhibition M Photographs: On Asean costumes, musical instruments and religious tradi-
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        158 2 Straits Times Crossword ■and for museum (9) 10 Weapon making open wound g my w ]Mod ta M ffiti., n o«ceruin.«oh.p. *£,%3g%* ,f° round circuit (7) a fcrt w aorlh whm 17 Car^ to raeamm his output |W^ |lB te extnme (3 for defect (7) 19 KEUw?* about B SST
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        1304 2 TV and Radio"" SBC 5 9 3.00 PM Opening followed by The You* 6M S" d C Mrttly: YoUr Bu$i <$$ And The Restless M < r > 3.25 Sword Of Romance (r) 7.05 Scooby Doo And Scrappy Doo 4.10 The Chuckle Head 7>30 ,iT And wthef Forecl$t Sta M
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        A dancer returns
        813 3 AT THE PEAK of a promising career m 1972, dance teacher and choreographer Maureen Lim closed her dance school m Katong, disbanded her dance company and disappeared mysteriously from the local dance scene. Yet, after nine years of hibernation, this dedicated, far-sighted artiste can no longer resist
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        180 3 "I recommend Orbit anytime" pV Mr. Tan, Manager, P^PH is assured of a good-looking letter every time he puts his signature on it Orbit, the better bond paper It's been some time since Mr. Tan discovered Orbit bond paper, and he hasn't stopped using it Nor has he stopped smiling.
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    • LEISURE 2
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        What is the Singaporean identity in dance?
        1180 5 From Pag* Thra* many dancers are m the corp. Very seldom do you get to become stars. But the building of an artiste involves much, much more. "It is important to every individual that something of themselves come through m their art. Very
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        A camp to dance about
        417 5  -  GERALDINE TANG By IT WILL he aae unusual camp aa sane student when offered the chance should miss. The lucky M students picked fram various Singapore schools to attend the first Daaee Camp early next month will have three fall days of fun and fellowship.
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        528 5 Shangri-La. No longer a dream. A reality. On the Kowloon waterfront, overlooking Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island, stands the great new hotel of the Orient. The Shangri-La. Unmistakably contemporary, yet with a classic style and opulence befitting a bygone era an era when discreet service and warm hospitality were
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    • OUTLOOK
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        'How I outgrew my race prejudices'
        1296 6 The violent riots m England are over; but the problems which sparked them still exist. There's poverty, unemployment and, above all, racial tension. LOW MEI VIM, who went to London as a sixth-former, talks about the times when she was a victim of childish
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        378 6 /FmL Ifci Si «WiS <7 *PS 2: S] I /^wQ)BAN HIN LEE BANK BHD. IV M *lC_j£\lj^Pyl (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) \c^m^*V^AKr ma. circular toad. Singapore oiw V^S^BBnl^ f>o BOX NO 88 TELS ***** *****.*****. 9H918 4 *****79 TELEX RS ***** CABLE ADD BANHINBANK FOR OVER 40 YEARS SINGAPOREANS MALAYSIANS HAVE
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      Book of facts on suicides
      382 7 EVERY YEAR, between 200 to 250 people in Singapore take their own lives. Who are they? Why do they do it? What is the effect on those left behind? How can this be prevented? These are some of the questions psychiatrist Dr Chia Book Hock
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      Not a major cause of deaths in Singapore
      951 7 Since suicides give clear and repeated warnings the training of doctors should include equipping them to be sensitive to these clues. 7 WHAT were Dr Chia's findings? By international standards, Singapore's suicide rate has been average m the last decade about 10
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        456 7 *All you want to know about property investment m Australia^* and more!" Invest m Residential and Commercial property m Melbourne and surrounding areas. "Land is the most secure form of investment." Australia is on the verge of a minerals boom and this is being reflected m the strong demand for
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        597 8 Fast growing company m oil field industry requires a FINANCIAL CONTROLLER to establish and administer staff functions including Finance and accounting, including management information, reporting and EDP. Purchasing and materials Personnel administration. The Controller wHI report directly to the General Manager of the Compony. The successful candidate will have at
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        616 8 RfL INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PRIVATE LIMITED Manufacture of Quality Printed Circuit Boards PCB Liquid Crystal Displays LCD LCD Modules We invite applications for the posts of: PROCESS ENGINEERS The Process Engineer we are looking for should have a degree or diploma m Electronic Engineering and preferably with 1-2 years experience
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        536 8 U.S.A. Hermetic Motor Operation Pte Ltd. invites applications from suitably candidates for the position of. Toolroom and Die Maintenance Supervisor The incumbent mil have prime responsibilities tor maintaining high-speed production carbide, stamping dies and provide production support for lumination manufacturing area. He must also provide short and long term plans
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        537 8 ■HITACHI ■electronic devices i (singapore) pte. Ltd. Our newly established multi-million Cc'our Television I Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the follow- ing vacancies for keen, dynamic people who seek for I rapid advancement and job satisfaction. I (1) GENERAL AFFAIRS OFFICER c University graduate/Diploma holder preferably m Business Administration
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        523 9 I BETHLEHEM SINGAPORE, the well established OIL RIG BUILDER is a joint venture between Bethlehem Steel Corporation, U.S.A. and the Development Bank ot Singapore Limited. tn our safe and healthy working environment, we offer jobs that demand skill and experience. And we will give you the skill and experience to
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        642 9 MS Marketing Institute of Singapore Diploma m Sales and Marketing Dip.S.M. (M.1.5.) Applications are invited for this two years 4 semester evening programme leading to the award of the DSM Dip. S. M. (M.I.S.).The course begins on 23rd Nov. 1981. MARKETING PROFESSION Recognising the special training needs of Singapore's marketing
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        207 9 GENERAL MANAGER Required for Group of Companies based In Jakarta and engaged In assembly and distribution of Internationally famous TV/ Electronic products. Age range 40-50, with proven general management track record preferably bui not essentially m electronic field but Ideally In consumer goods. Must be personable and a good co-ordlnator
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        573 9 KILLINGHALL TIN (MALAYSIA) BHD. (Incorporated m Malaysia) RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 1961 The unaudited results of the Company are as fotlowvHalf Year Ended 30 June 1981 1980 MINING RESULTS Output of tin concentrate tonnes 788 32! P'culs 13,034 5,332 Average Penong tin metal price per kilogramme
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        179 9 SINGAPORK MINISTRY OP KIM CATION QUALIFYING TEST FOR PRIVATE CANDIDATES 1 .i Qualifying Test on the English Language (or Private Candidates will be held on Monday 7 December 1981 2 The Test Is Intended (or Private Candidates who wish to offer Cambridge subjects In the SingaporeCambridge General Certificate of Education
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        663 9 IN THE HM.H COI'RT OP* THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Cmnpaaiea Winding Vp N«. tl Ittl la U* Matter 1 me < •mp»nl« Art (Ckapt*r ISi) M la the MMter M UETS PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OP PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the wlndlng-up of the abovenamed Company
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        665 10 Earn As you Learn Precision Machining Tool Die Making Instrumentation 4 Controls Industrial Electronics Consumer Electronics Electrical Trade Plastic Injection Mould Making Industrial Machinery Maintenance New Apprenticeship Term commences 2 November 1981 The EDB offers skills training m the T*U-Government Training Centre and Japan-Singapore Training Centre leading to the award
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        1423 10 %llr JACK CHIA-MPH LIMITED JC'iTI (Incorporated m Singapore) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company wiH be held at the Tangjin Room, Shangri-la Hotel, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore on Saturday the sth day of September 1981 at 1 2.00
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        789 10 Straits Steamship Company Limited Incorporated m Singapore. INTERIM REPORT TO STOCKHOLDERS The Directors advise the following unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the six months ended 30th June 1981: HALF YEAR TO 30TH JUNE GROUP COMPANY 1961 1960 1961 1960 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 Sales 89.510 83.782
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        699 10 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Mte N* 11» aflM > Datweaa ThaaMsThMi Ptaiattn Mi 1. YOONG TOOK KEN t ONGENGSENti Dtfoariaata FORM OF ADVERTUKMKNT r o: ONO ENO SENO 22 Lorong Llntang Singapore. Take notice that an action has been commenced against you In the High
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