The Straits Times, 20 August 1981

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2i, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    Lock icon U.S. F-14s DOWN 2 LIBYAN JETS
    733 1 Each side claims its planes wer^attacke^b^h^other WASHINGTON, Wednesday TWO US F-14 jetfighters shot down two Soviet-made Libyan planes which opened fire on the American aircraft over the Mediterranean Sea today, Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger said. He told a press conference here that the attack
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    Lock icon Chun's cousin arrested
    54 1 SEOUL. Wed. A cousin of President Chun Doo-Hwan and four others were arrested by police today m connection with a scandal involving 47 million won (about SJ140.000) and an alleged phoney welfare organisation. The President's cousin, Chun Woo-Hwan. 48, was charged with peddling influence on behalf of
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    Lock icon US TO CALL FOR UN SESSION
    68 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Uaited States might seek aa orgeat ajatiia sf the Uaited Naßsaa Security C*urli to condemn today's attack by Übyaa flgttor-plaaes sa Amerieaa aircraft ever the Medlterraaeaa, aa official asaree la the State Department caM. The member esaatrles of the Seearlty Csaaell
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    Ex-DPP Ratnam gets 11 years
    633 1  -  BEN DAVIDBON By ISAAC Paul Ratnam, 39, a former Deputy Public Prosecutor, was jailed for 11 years yesterday for his part m a $23 million fraud conspiracy involving the scuttling of the cargo ship, Glory Universe. Ratnam, whom the prosecution said had found it almost
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    $112,800 for each of these circular flats
    281 1 THE Housing Beard's first block of circular Oats will hit the market next month at a whopping price of Sllt.M plan. Theae five-room Hate la Ang Mo Klo estate, which are also the first Model A flats to he completed, east tmjm each
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    23-point drop
    69 1 THE stock market yesterday took one of its worst beatings since the plunge last month as a spate of bad news caused another round of panic selling. During the morning session alone, the Straits Times Industrial Index fell 19.83 points. Though selling slowed down m the afternoon with
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    Lock icon Super-brain kid needs no school
    159 1 LONDON, W*d. RUTH LAWRENCE, aged 10, of Huddersfield is a super-brain who has never been to school. She has just passed with top grades an examination m Pure Mathematics normally taken by 18-year-olds. She hopes to attend a university when she is 12 and become
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    Malaysia 'actively pursuing' second causeway proposal
    377 1  -  K. BALA By THE Malaysian Government is "actively pursuing" the proposal for a second causeway linking the peninsula and Singapore, the Malaysian High Commissioner, Tan Sri Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin said yesterday. He said recent reports that some Malaysian quarters are not m favour of
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    Quit if you do not have the stamina: Chee Onn
    480 1 CALL TO UNIONISTS 6 It Is better for those who seek applause and popularity to Join the nightclubs as singers A and bandleaders, s Mr LJm Owe Onn. UNION leaders without the stamina to do the job well should call
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      TIME BUSINESS
      259 2 US$3 b INVESTMENTS FROM AMERICAN FIRMS TOTAL American investment m Singapore has reached the US$3 billion (556.4 billion) mark while employment was 50,000 at the end of 1980. This was shown m a recent survey conducted by the US Embassy here. A similar survey was conducted m 1978
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      HOME
      590 2 SBS plans charters FACTORIES wanting buses for their third shift workers may hire vehicles from the Singapore Bus Service which is considering chartering them out, says managing director Tan Kong Eng. Mr Tan also says it is not true that all SBS buses stop at 11.20 p.m. because 81
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      COMMENT
      238 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad's latest move m cracking down corruption Is part of a series of measures initiated In accordance with his new-style leadership which will benefit the nation m its development efforts. THE lifting of the US embargo on the sale of
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      SPORTS
      228 2 Hamzah suspended HAMZAH HARON has been banned by Armed Forces from soccer for 14 days and has been dropped from Singapore's squads for the Tun Razak and Merdeka competitions m Kuala Lumpur. The national serviceman, whose key role helped Singapore beat Sabah m the Tun Razak zone tournament, was
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      BACKGROUND
      72 2 SAFETY LINKS JAPANESE companies insure themselves against hard times and the rigours of competition with other domestic firms by committing themselves to heavy bank borrowings. The relationship of mutual dependence thus established between the banks and the companies will ensure that the fates of both are interlinked. High debt
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      508 2 Lanka violence probe A SPECIAL Sri Lanka team will probe into what the government says are mysterious causes of the recent disturbances m which seven people died. A minister says the trouble could have been an effort to destabilise the government and charges that a foreign element
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      252 2 Shades of trouble CIVIL servants will get different shades of warnings for coming to work late. Everyone will start with yellow clock-in cards. Coming three days late will mean a warning and a green card. If he does not change his ways, the green card will "turn"
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      SECTION 2
      403 2 Investing m a bank INVEST m a bank. A word bank, says AMY TAN, will see your children's knowledge grow. It is easy. Put pockets m a long strip of cloth and label each pocket with one letter of the alphabet. Everytime your child learns a word, write
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      285 2 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS 1 To Our Chairman i 1 Mr. Tan Heng Kirn t S On his conferment of Pingat Bakti Masharakat (PBM) g S By The Government of Singapore £=> FROM: p 1 THE PACKAGERS (PTE.) LTD. 1 Advance Packaging Equipment 3 Tan Yew Heng Electrical Service fe <=S 587,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Three-tonner with a yen for waves
      71 3 Three -tonner with a yen for waves BUBBLES, a 14-year-old elephant, making waves on a pair of skis with Hubert Wells, manager of Animal Actors of Hollywood, In Marina Del Rey, California, on Monday. Three-tonner Bobbles was duplicating a feat she perform- ed In the movie Honky Tonk Freeway. According
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      Lock icon NEW FLOODS IN SICHUAN LEAVE AT LEAST 15 DEAD
      170 3 BEIJING, Wed. China's south-western province of Sichuan has been hit by fresh floods killing at least 15 people only a month after suffering its worst floods since 1949, the official press reported today. The reports said 15 people had died m
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      Lock icon Sri Lanka panel to investigate causes of violence
      300 3 COLOMBO, Wednesday PRESIDENT Junius Jayewardene has set up a special team to determine what his government regards as mysterious causes of recent disturbances m Sri Lanka that claimed at least seven lives, a government spokesman said today. Mr Anandatissa de Alwis, Minister
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      Lock icon Canada's $8 m aid to China
      189 3 BEIJING Wod CANADA la U give US$4 million (SsB.« mil. lien) mrtt of aid to Chin* annually aver the next two years, visiting Canadian Secretary of State f«r External Affairs Mark MacGulgan said here today. Mr MacGnlgan told reporters that he and his Chinese
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      Lock icon Guerillas derail train
      66 3 BANGKOK, Wed. A freight train was derailed m southern Thailand today m what police said was sabotage by communist guerillas. They said the rebels had bent the track between two stations m Cha-uad district, m Nakhnon Si Thammarat province, and covered it with tree branches, causing the
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon 'No' to rugby match
        75 3 THE WELLINGTON City Council yesterday voted to ask the New Zealand Rugby Union to call off its second international match against the touring South African team, but backed away from actually forcing a cancellation of the match to be held on Aug 29. There was no
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        Lock icon Nato war games
        83 3 MORE THAN 19,000 troops from nine Nato nations will takepart m air-sea manoeuvres m the English Channel, the Bay of Biscay and the eastern Atlantic off Portugal from Sept 8 to 18, Natos military headquarters announced m Casteau, Belgium, yesterday. Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe said the
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        Lock icon Reagan forecast
        62 3 UNITED STATES President Ronald Reagan, after conferring with economic and. defence advisers, said on Tuesday that he was sticking with his forecast of a U5542.5 billion (5592.2 billion) US Government deficit for 1982. "No, we are not changing our ideas about the 1982 deficit at all," Mr Reagan
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        Lock icon 'Poison gas used'
        54 3 A SOVIKT-produced poison gas has been used m Laos, Afghanistan and Yemen, the Far Eastern Economic Review reported yesterday. The magazine said the gas is a natural biotoxin which produces symtoms including violent internal haemorrahaging and has been used m the three countries where Soviet-backed rulers are
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        Lock icon Pak offer to India
        59 3 INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said yesterday Pakistan had made a proposal to ease tension between the two countries. But, she told Parliament, India should be careful to avoid getting caught m a trap. She gave no details of the proposal, but said: "Some such proposal,
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        Lock icon 'Lift shipping curbs'
        82 3 JAPAN HAS asked the Soviet Union to lift shipping restrictions m a large area of the Pacific the Kremlin has reserved for military training, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said yesterday. Through its embassy m Moscow, Japan also told the Kremlin that it will reserve the right to
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      Lock icon Marcos hails US stand
      71 3 MANILA, Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos said today the "firm position" adopted by the Reagan Administration m Asia will help the economic development efforts of small South-east Asian countries. A presidential palace announcement said Mr Marcos discussed the security situation m Asia and the Pacific during a
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      Lock icon Fake car parts
      82 3 TOKYO, Wed. Counterfeit spare parts of Japanese cars are being manufactured m Taiwan, South Korea and Hongkong for export to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industy (MITI) said here today. Mjti warned that the parts, sold SO to 70
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      Lock icon Four killed in demo against water taxes
      301 3 ISLAMABAD, Wednesday POLICE shot dead four people m Pakistan's northern Kashmir region after twice opening fire on thousands of angry, anti-government demonstrators, said local political leaders. The violence flared yesterday m Mipur, 129 km east of Islamabad, after students, lawyers and businessmen took
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Reagan's 'brush' with vandals
      107 4 LOOKING like a billboard for a Hollywood movie, starring Mr Ronald Reagan, this "advertisement" Is the work of vandals with a sense of humour and a politic*! statement to make. Originally, the billboard at a street corner In Seattle was an advertisement for Kent cigarettes. Bat
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      Lock icon Soviets step up attacks on neutron bomb
      213 4 GENEVA, Wed THE Soviet Union, stepping up its campaign against United States production of neutron weapons, yesterday warned it will take "appropriate" measures to protect itself and its allies. Moscow's latest attack on President Ronald Reagan's decision to start production of the neutron
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      Lock icon Strike still on
      36 4 LIMA, Wed. Peru's 13,000 doctors yesterday extended their 11-day strike, cutting back emergency services and refusing to sign birth and death certificates. They are demanding a US$645 (5j1.399) a month minimum wage. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Castro orders elections
      64 4 MEXICO CITY, Wed. President Fidel Castro has ordered the first elections m five years for a national assembly that acts as grassroots soundingboard with no real power, the Cuban news agency Pressa I-atina reported yesterday. Delegates to the National Assembly of Popular Power will not be directly
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        Lock icon Held captive for 8 years
        83 4 TWO spinster sisters aged 80 and 85 kept their younger sister of 75 a prisoner in a stable for eight years as punishment for getting married late in life and "making us look ridiculous." When police freed Constantina Maltezou from the village of Methana in
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        Lock icon 'Nyet' for Bo film
        74 4 THE new Bo Derek film, Tarzan the Ape Man, has earned a loud "nyet" from the Kremlin's critics, one of whom complained that the film "delivered less than it promised, even in terms of hard-core pornography." Sovetskaya Kultura, the national newspaper of the arts, said in
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        Lock icon Brushing up a record
        86 4 SURREALIST artist Rene Depres is on his way to a spot in the Guinness Book 'of Records and perhaps a few sales on the side, in his painting marathon. Depres, 31, set the first splash of oil to canvas on Monday in Montreal and kept stroking,
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      Lock icon Nixon's papers sell poorly
      132 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. Mr Richard Nixon's official papers for his last seven months m the White House Jan 1 to Aug 9, 1974 are the worst-selling volume of any president since the compilation and publication of presidential papers began. The Public Papers of the President is compiled
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      Lock icon Pan Am to sell its hotels to cover mounting losses
      367 4 NEW YORK, Wad. PAN AMERICAN World Airways, facing mounting losses from its airline operations, said yesterday it had begun talks on the sale of its chain of 83 luxury hotels in 48 countries. Pan Am also announced it will delay
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      Lock icon TWA plans to lay TWA more workers
      145 4 NEW YORK, Wed. Further signs of financial strains on the United Stotea airline Industry emerged yesterday as Trans World Airline* (TWA) hwitlves met U decide on mar* la. off s and the owner of World Airways said he was eenaMeruig selling the ■•-frills
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      Lock icon Task force to probe if strike has hit US air safety
      344 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE National Transportation Safety Board voted unanimously yesterday to begin an eight-week investigation into the air traffic control system to determine whether safety has been affected by the air controllers strike. A task force of the NTSB
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      Lock icon LINGERING ON...
      74 4 SAO PAULO, Wed. Police reinforcements had to he called In to control some 3,Mt men and boys who stopped to watch the filming of a lingerie commercial In the centre of South America's biggest city. Seven models aged 17 to 25 and wearing only bras, panties and boots
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      Lock icon HARDLINER NAMED U.S. ENVOY TO MOSCOW
      188 4 WASHINGTON, Wed. Arthur Hartman, a veteran of more than 30 years of government service who has urged America's West European allies to take a strong stand against the Soviet Union, was named yesterday as US Ambassador to Moscow. President Ronald Reagan's choice of Mr
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      Lock icon Attack alert
      33 4 TOKYO, Wed. Tokyo police are reinforcing guards around the Israeli and American embassy buildings here after receiving telephone calls warning that the Japan Red Army would atttack the two embassies. AFP.
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      339 4 THE FIAT 131 SUPERMIRAFIORI. IN THE TIME IT TAKES TO SPELL ITS NAME THIS CAR WILL REACH 100KM/H. Put your foot down and this sporty saloon will whisk you to a naughty 100 km/h m just 11.1 seconds (Auto International). Fiat's engineers have developed a twin-cam engine that puts the
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      Lock icon Govt prints token editions of 2 papers
      310 5 PSYCHOLOGICAL VICTORY OVER SOLIDARITY WARSAW, Wednesday AUTHORITIES today won a psychological victory against Solidarity's national newspaper strike they printed and distributed smaller editions of the Communist Party daily and the Polish Army newspaper. Long lines stood m front of the few kiosks offering
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      Lock icon Egypt and Britain to make heavy arms jointly: Report
      269 5 CAIRO, Wed EGYPT is to start producing heavy military gear m January as a result of an agreement with Britain for the joint manufacturing of 106 mm and 122 mm artillery, the authoritative newspaper Al Ahram said today. So far, Egypt's
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      Lock icon Libyans violated airspace says Sudan
      257 5 CAIRO, Wed. Sudan has said its airspace was violated three times by Libyan aircraft smuggling weapons and explosives to Arab and African states. It threatens to take "dras- tic" action if this happens again. The Middle East News Agency (Mena), m a despatch from Khartoum,
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      Lock icon Flash floods cut links
      72 5 KARACHI, Wed. Flash floods cut the rail links of Pakistan's largest city and trapped buses and taxis m a dry river bed suddenly transformed into a racing torrent yesterday. Karachi, with a population of 3.5 million, was cut off by rail from Jhimpir and Otram 120
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      Lock icon Thatcher says 'no'
      61 5 LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has rejected a Member of Parliament's suggestion that she invite Afghanistan's Sovietbacked President Babrak Karmal to London for talks. In a letter released yesterday, she told opposition Labour Lawmaker Ron Brown that to invite Mr Karmal here would amount to recognition
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      Lock icon 'Car' forecast
      28 5 TOKYO, Wed. There will be 561 million vehicles on roads throughout the world by 1990, an increase over 1979, Toyota Motor Sales Company forecast yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Forklift sitter Connie braves it a11...
      163 5 LACLEDE (Idaha), Wed. Dean Sehaeffel begaa an attempt to act a warld reeard far alttlag atop a farkllft bat his Kirllrirnd toak the arise. Mr Sehaeffel, 21, toak a aeat aa the farks 1.4 metres la the air last Friday with a gaal af
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      Lock icon Skull surgery for Brady
      56 5 Los Angeles, Wed. Presidential Press Secretary James Brady will undergo skull surgery to seal off leakage of spinal fluid, the White House said yesterday. It will be Mr Brady's fourth operation since he was shot m the brain during the March 30 assassination attempt on President
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      Lock icon Miners and steel workers back rail strike
      237 5 LONDON, Wednesday BRITAIN'S powerful steel and mineworkers' unions yesterday pledged support for a national rail strike called for Aug 31, promising to halt supplies m what would be a major confrontation with the Conservative Government. "We will ensure that nothing is moved by
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      Lock icon Envoy's visit
      34 5 BANGKOK, Wed. US Ambassador to the United Nations Jeanne Kirkpatrick arrived In Bangkok today (or talks with Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda and other Thai leaders on the forthcoming UN General Assembly. AP.
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      Lock icon 3-nation pact to counter the US
      108 5 ADEN, Wed. Libya, Sooth Yemea aad Ethiopia ended a three-day summit here today by signing ft friendship treaty to counter "US expansionism" la the region, officials said. Soeth Yemen's Foreign Minister Salem SaJeh Mohammad, official spokesman far the summit af Moscow's closest allies m
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      Lock icon EEC tells France to end 'wine war' with Italy
      225 5 BRUSSELS, Wed. The European Economic Community commission has ordered France to end its "wine war" with Italy by releasing 30 million litres of Italian wines blocked m Customs. At an emergency meeting here yesterday, the commission told France to stop "go
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      Ins and outs of business competition in Japan
      1062 6  -  CHRISTOPHER LORENZ By At the core of the cen- tripetal force m Japanese groups is the warmth within the inner circles as opposed to the coldness of the outside. Japanese cooperate, integrate and unite for the sake of this warmth. Mr Amaya
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      The realities behind Soviet economic aid to their comrades
      1008 6  -  MICHAEL SIMMONS By 4 Although Soviet politicians and Third World specialists consistently maintain they have no interest in "exporting revolution/' the political linkage remains all important to both donor and recipient. Third World countries whose public utterances are most sympathetic to
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      244 7 'IRI *'*'"~1 I^*^ i k\ wl*m. Mb* ViIIII M j ft j K. I 1 IB A i I I CAP WITH NO COLOURED RHI^K VMIOW^KA WHITK^IAA "I I CCHH fl INSIDE LINER «?O J)OU J) 1W No, «Hgibl« fo, en.r, L^ for the insi< j e Uner i underneath
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    SBS ready to hire out its buses to any company
    492 8  -  EDMUND TEO TRANSPORT FOR LATE SHIFT WORKERS By Transport Reporter THE Singapore Bus Service is willing to hire out its vehicles at odd hours to any factory or company concerned about the transport needs of its third shift workers. Companies
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    Woman faces eleven charges involving over $800,000
    166 8 CHEW Nam Hwee, 34, faced 11 charges, nine for cheating and two for misappropriation, involving over $800,000 m a magistrate's court yesterday. Chew, jobless, was charged last week with three counts of cheating involving $176,989. No pleas were taken from Chew yesterday who
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    Two die in crashes
    136 8 A CYCLIST and a lorry driver died m road accidents on Tuesday. In the first mishap, police said that a lorry driver, Mr Kek Chin Hin, 29, was travelling along Pasir Panjang Road when he had to stop suddenly to avoid collision with another lorry ahead.
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    Humanities quiz: 9 schools take part
    148 8 PRE-UNIVERSITYstu-dents from nine schools and junior colleges are taking part m a humanities quiz. The quiz is organised by Hwa Chong Junior College student council and its literary, debating and drama society. An organising committee member, James Bong, said the quiz was to increase
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    Roadside 'home' for two fire-hit families
    230 8  -  K. S. SIDHU By POLICE said 141 people from 37 families were made homeless m a fire, which gutted a calaay of hits la Palmer Road, off Anson Road, on Tuesday night. All the homeless have been given shelter, ex- cept far two Malaysian
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    A1 news for teachers at top of pay scale
    354 8  -  JUNE TAN By Education Reporter NON-GRADUATE teachers at the top of their salary scales can take heart. Those with 'O' level distinctions will get increments under the new Education Ministry scheme once they are promoted to the next scale. This was
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    Jayakody's exit: Three top advisers for union
    311 8 NTUC president C. V. Devan Nair, secretary general Lim Chee Onn and vice-chairman Peter Vincent have moved m as advisers to the Singapore Port Workers Union following the resignation of its executive secretary, Mr V. Jayakody. The 42-year-old Mr I Jayakody is now
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    Lanterns to brighten this year's Starlight Trek
    213 8 THIS year's Starlight Trek will be brightened by lanterns as It coincides with this year's Mooncake Festival. Come Saturday night on Sept 5, thousands will be bearing lanterns and sleeping bags and they will snake along four 12 to 16 and a half
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    Broadcast times of Lee's speech at N-Day rally
    243 9 SPEECHES made by Mr Lee Knan Yew at the NattMuU Day cultural show and rally at the National Theatre last Scnday will be broadcast over television and radio tomorrow. The Prime Minister's address In MaUy will be telecast over SBC's Channel 5
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    Spirit of Nanyang pioneers will be a spur
    299 9 THE spirit of the people who contributed to Nanyang University will always be an inspiration for the Nanyang Technological Institute, the NTI Council's first chairman, Mr Michael Fam, said yesterday. On its part, the NTI will repay the sacrifices made by the
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    Two teenaged girls on rob charge
    96 9 TWO teenaged girls were yesterday charged with robbing and hurting an elderly woman on Monday. Lim Slew Ying, 17, Jobless, and a 15-year-old factory worker are alleged to have robbed Madam Chan Lai Mun, m her 60s, of $20 at her Sims Drive flat
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    Baby show
    40 9 THE Minister of State for Defence and MP for Kirn Seng, Dr Yeo Ning Mong, will give away the prizes at the Kirn Seng constituency Baby Show to be held m the centre on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    Talk on A' level GP
    50 9 THE Queenstown branch library will be organising a talk m English on "How to approach the GCE A' Level General Paper m its lecture room on Friday at 3 p.m. Mr A. S. Austin, a teacher from Hwa Chong Junior College will deliver the talk
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    'Mug shot' of tape worm wins third prize
    272 9 IT MAY not be a photographer's Ideal subject, but this picture won third prise at the International Nikon Mlcrophotography competition held In New York. It's a "mng shot" with a difference a tape worm's head with Its hooks outstretched. Prof Vlqar Zaman,
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    More in store for expat flats
    218 9  -  KAREN LAU By FOREIGN executives who rent Housing Board flats may have terrazzo, ceramic and parquet floorings for an extra $80 to $120 a month. The middle income foreign executives pay $400, $500 and $600 respectively for three, four and fiveroom flats with bare
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    'KEEP ORDINARY COOP MEMBERS POSTED'
    112 9 ORDINARY members of co-operative societies should be kept posted on the latest developments m their societies, Acting Social Affairs Minister Dr Ahmad Mat tar said yesterday. He said it is unfortunate that m Singapore today, "member communication is almost non-existent" because co-operative societies have not
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    Four-day camp for overseas scholars
    164 9 SCHOLARS due to start university education m Britain, France and Germany will be prepared for life abroad at a four-day live-in camp starting on Aug 31. Organised by the Public Service Commission, the camp will aim at getting them acquainted with the political, social and
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    PUB stops water from Johore River
    66 9 THE Public Utilities Board has stopped water supplies from the Johore River after Singapore consumers complained that their water supplies were milky. PUB investigations found excessive silt m water but bacteriological tests on the coloured water showed it was safe and free of bacteria.
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    Soldier admitted action in second statement
    327 9 NATIONAL serviceman Tjoea Chwee Tee, 20, accused of murdering his platoon sergeant, admitted m one of his cautioned statements that he had shot the man. He did this m his second statement to the police on Sept 22. 1979, one day after Sergeant Tan
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    Ratnam thumbed his nose at the law,says DPP
    1707 10  -  BEN DAVIDSON 'He conducted orchestration and execution of plot' By THESE are difficult crimes to investigate. They also sap the credibility of the trading communities in the affected countries and thereby obstruct the smooth interchange in trade between such countries. 4s such
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    NG'S TRIAL CONTINUES
    74 10 THE trial of businessman Michael Ng Fook khan on 44 charges of conspiracy to cheat and abetment Involving $23 million continues today. Ng was jointly accused with Isaac Paul Ratnam of having allegedly used false ship- ping document* to negotiate letters of credit and making false insurance
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    Man in a big hurry to get to the top
    413 10 A MAN of mystery an ambitious young man obviously in a hurry to get somewhere I wondered what made him tick? This was also the impression Isaac Paul Ratnam left on his contemporaries of more than a decade ago. Recalling
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Civil servants to clock in with cards of three colours
      425 11 KUALA LUMPUR, W*d CARDS of three colours yellow, green and red will be used for the clock-in system to be implemented m all government and statutory bodies soon. The Manpower, Administration, Management and Planning Unit (Mampu) Director-Gener-al Dr Mohamed Nor
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Kampuchea meeting
        65 11 THE Secretary-General of the Foreign Ministry, Tan Sri Zakaria Ali, will lead the Malaysian team to the Asean senior officials meeting beginning m Singapore today. The two-day meeting is the third to plan a strategy to ensure Democratic Kampuchea's continued representation m the United Nations m the face
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        Lock icon Poll on death penalty
        81 11 OP THE 138 members of the Malayan Bar Council who took part m a poll, 25 per cent are m favour of the total abolition of capital punishment, while the remaining 75 per cent are for selective abolition. Lawyer Dominic Puthucheary gave these figures m his
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        Lock icon 784 drug suspects
        45 11 MALAYSIAN police arrested 784 people, 13 of whom were foreigners, for alleged drug offences last month m a drive against drug trafficking, a spokesman said on Wednesday. Six of them were suspected traffickers who face life imprisonment or the death sentence. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Scholars to get more
        59 11 SCHOLARSHIPS and bursaries are to be increased from $2,000 to $3,300 annually to meet the high cost of education. The increase has been approved by the Public Services Department which saw the need for revision because the cost of education per person has gone up tremendously
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      Lock icon Troops use big guns on border Reds
      220 11 KROH, Wed. Malaysian troops used heavy artillery against a group of communist terrorists about 300 metres from the Malaysian immigration checkpoint at Bukit Berapit near here yesterday. It is understood the terrorists were trying to harass an army patrol post m the Jungle
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      Lock icon $6m 'solar radio' deal
      66 11 TOKYO, Wed. Fujitsu Ltd, a major Japanese tele- communication equipment maker, said today it has received an order from the Malaysian Government for 400 million yen (Ms 6 million) worth of microwave radio equipment operated by solar batteries. The equipment, to be shipped to the Malaysian
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      Lock icon Kuan tan gets salt water as reservoir stays low
      286 11 KUANXAN, Wednesday FIRST their taps ran dry. Now that the supply is back to normal, residents here find that their water tastes salty. The Public Works Department started pumping sea water into the pipes two days ago to supplement the meagre
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      Lock icon Girl avoids rape by thinking fast
      114 11 JOHORE BARU, Wed Quick-thinking by a 23-year-old factory girl saved her from becoming a rape victim at a deserted lane in Plentong near here on Monday. The girl, who was given a lift by a motorist at the Tampoi-Pandan road junction, was threatened with
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      COOL DIP ENDS WITH 4 CHILDREN DROWNED
      197 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Housewife S. Kolandaisamy, 37, regularly bathed m a disused Gombak mining pool with her five children. But last night she was ill and did not go to the pool. She warned her children to stay away from the pool, about
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      $84,000 opium seized at checkpoint
      110 11 JOHORK BAKU, Wed. Customs officers laid an ambush at the Immigration checkpoint here today and seized M.K kg of raw opium worth about $84 hidden behind and under the bark seat of a car. The Assistant Director of Customs here, Mr Shartff Uhazall, said there
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      165 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp NJVTVMMgX I WAS IKI A. I WAS <3Olr«ie TO I UMCLE JIOGS MAS I MLUOJS OF CAPS O4 WfIOMG COLUSOrJ BORROW iT/fAAVBE MO CAR TO LEWD j TWE PQAP AhlO *AA<3<=.|E AOMT /tSAVCAPWAS iWCLE JISSS WILL YOU, GROOVER- i HAS TO CRASH
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  • The Straits Times THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1981
    • Article
      MORE ACTION
      366 12 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad's order to get all his ministers, senior officials and civil servants to declare their assets is the latest move m a concerted effort initiated by the new Prime Minister to ensure a "smooth, efficient and clean government." Since he took office, he
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      THE EXPECTED LIFT
      393 12 THE only surprise that some observers have expressed over the lifting of the United States embargo on the delivery of warplanes to Israel is not that it has been done but rather that it has taken so long. Others still expect some kind of explanation for the
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    CIA providing arms to Afghan rebels
    1475 12 he aim is to strike a balance America's Nato allies were neither consulted nor asked to participate. There was grave doubt in the White House whether the countries of Western Europe would lend support to an operation involving such direct confrontation with the Russians.
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    'Hantus' on the highway
    757 12 cSBB NOW it's a highway ghost the Kuala LumpurSeremban highway for a start. It is supposed to have happened to a friend's friend's friend. He told it jn all seriousness, keeping a straight face even when his listeners collapsed m nervous giggles. He was driving along
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  • FORUM
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      Safety measures for proper gondola use
      987 13 I REFER to the spate of publicity presently being given to gondolas at Jalan Boon Lay, and the previous accidents in November last year at the Arcade Building and at Beverly Mei Mansions in Tomlinson Road. First of all, none of these accidents was
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      Tackling taxi shortage
      153 13 IS the ROV competent in tackling the taxi shortage problem in Singapore? If It is, why are jobless applicants (or taxi driver's licence not given preference over those who are gainfully occupied, or employed during office hours? It is an accepted fact that full-time operators will be
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      Absurd fees
      101 13 INCREASES in fees charged by companies operating multi-storey car parks in town are absurd. In one case, within six months, the fee has risen from $100 to $120 and thqi $150. This particular car park does not even have attendants on the various floors to supervise movements, and
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      VC check
      44 13 I WAS walking along Owen Road at 9.00 a.m. on Aug 16 when I was stopped by two VC personnel. I was asked to produce my identity card for spot checking. Are VC personnel authorised to make such checks? PEDESTRIAN SU«*p»rr KZ1
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      Not safe for young children
      99 13 MY two nephews (aged eight and nine years) and my 14-months old daughter were eating a newly introduced "Screwball" ice-cream cone. When I took a closer look at the ice-cream, I found a small chewing gum ball about 1.5 cm in diameter inside. I do
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    • ON SBS SERVICE
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        Didn't reply
        155 13 ON July 15, at about 11.45 p.m., I boarded a Service 13 bus along Geylang Road, and was very sad to witness the following incident. When the bus was nearing Specialists' Centre, a man, who looked retarded, got up to ask the conductor if the bus had already
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        Kind driver
        165 13 I WISH to compliment the bus driver of *****24 X. I was waiting at the New Bridge Road bus terminal for OMO Service 161 at about 8 p.m. on July 15, when I saw one coming and flagged it. But the driver very politely signalled to me that
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        Help appreciated
        73 13 I WISH to express my sincerest thanks and appreciation to the driver-conductor team of SBS 4019Y on Service 135. On July 16, at about 9 p.m. this jovial, considerate and helpful pair made the ride a most pleasant for all the passengers. They also very kindly went out
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        Lack courtesy
        77 13 I WAS rather put off when an SBS conductress gave me some change, and a 20-cent coin rolled out through my fingers to the other side of the bus. She simply ignored it. But later, she walked over to pick up the coin and slipped it into her
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        Such initiative
        70 13 I WISH to commend the driver of SBS 6010H on Service 143, for using his initiative on July 7, at about 6.45 p.m. when it was raining heavily. He stopped his bus along the shophouses of Kampong Bahru Road opposite General Hospital, some 50 metres from the uncovered
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        Discretion used
        282 13 I REFER to the letter "More Keen To Book Than To Warn" by Harrassed Driver (ST. July 30). The primary concern of the traffic police is to make Singapore roads safe for all road users, and not to maximise "bookings" so as to collect revenue. Traffic patrolmen are
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        Honk to warn
        181 13 WE refer to the letter "Horning At What Cost?" by "Horns Of A Dilemma" (ST. Augl2). The Traffic Police advocates the use of the horn against errant pedestrians because it warns pedestrians of the dangerous situation they are m. It also indicates the disapproval of the motorists
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        Services extended
        291 13 I WISH to reply to two letters, "A Request To SBS And A Bouquet" by "Undergrad" (ST, June 18) and "3 Buses And 2 Hours Later" by another "Undergrad" (ST, June 19). First, we wish to thank the writer (or his compliments to drivers of Service 216. With
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      Advisory Board was consulted
      418 13 rON CENTRAL SIKH GURDWARA ACT I REFER to the article "Sikhs Adopt Resolution Against Act" (ST, Aug There were a number of points raised at the meeting which we wish to correct. The majority of the Sikhs m Singapore are happy that the long struggle to
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      Act fills long-felt need
      181 13 THE Khalsa Dharmak Sabha has the largest membership of Sikhs in Singapore. It was not a party to the meeting held on Aug 10, at the Sri Guru Singh Sabha. That meeting was only called by some members belonging to two sections of the Sikh community.
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      Has support of majority
      180 13 I AM a Singapore-born Sikh. I am also a member of the Sri Guru Singh Sabha, and there are more than 600 educated local Sikhs who are very pleased that, at long last, the Gurdwara Board Act has been passed. The main agitators against the Act
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    SAF may consider ads for future shows
    221 14 THE Singapore Armed Forces Display may well be the forerunner of a new avenue for commercial firms to advertise. Defence Ministry spokesman Major Martin Choo said yesterday "Mindef will consider inviting firms to advertise during future SAF-related displays or activities. But this will
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    5-vehicle crash
    42 14 FIVE vehicles collided bumper to bumper at the traffic junction of East Coast Parkway and Still Road South last night. No one was injured. The vehicles involved were four cars and a van. Two of the cars were badly damaged.
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    MacPherson's new CC
    78 14 MINISTER for Home Affairs and MP for MacPherson, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will declare open the MacPherson community centre and attend the National Day Dinner at the new CC building (next to the old one) on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Mr Chua will plant fruit trees at
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    KL minister calls on Pang Boon
    160 14 THE Deputy Minister of Federal Territory of Malaysia, Mr Idris Rant, yesterday called on Environment Minister Oag Pang Boon to find out mere about Singapore's anti-pollu-tion and keep clean campaigns. A Malaysian High Commission spokesman said Koala Lumper's keep clean campaign starts next month.
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    PM's book prize: Pupil will try for hattrick
    231 14 GOH PING PING, 16, has taken up a "challenge by the Director of Education, Mr Chan Kai Yau, to make it a hattrick of winning the Prime Minister's Book Prize. She has already bagged two of these awards once m 1977 after
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    Joggers who are in the running for cash
    317 14 AT THE PANDAN RESERVOIR... POLICE are hard on the heels of the Pandan punters ...and are donning T-shirts and shorts to get them. Queenstown police have been tipped off that some of the amateur athletes puffing and panting their way around the
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    Two crucial factors in learning of 2nd language
    294 14 THE school language environment and remedial teaching m primary school years are crucial to the teaching and learning of second languages m the school. These findings by the Ministry of Education will be discussed with the Schools Council. Disclosing this yesterday, the
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    Appeal for funds
    52 14 THE Singapore Institute of Biology is appealing for dona tions for its Research Trust Fund. The fund, set up m August 1979, now stands at $70,000, far below its target of $500,000 The interest from the fixed deposit will be used to finance research on local flora
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    Court reserves judgment on Skillets case
    354 14 JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday at the end of a three-day appeal hearing over disputed claims by an estranged couple to six houses and the Skillets Coffee House m Penang Road. The parties are businessman Neo Tai Kirn, 52 (the appellant) and his wife, Madam
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      321 14 Dreaming j i (rfa new house? i o&*9--*\l J Morieywords $10,000 jackpot could help your dream come true! ij Moneywords contest m New Nation Have fun with Moneywords and is now giving away at least $10,000 have a dream or two come true. I prize money each week, plus a
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Inch Kenneth
        72 15 INCH Kenneth Kajang Rubber Ltd has announced to the SES a 37 per cent drop in its pretax profits, to M$399,000, for the half-year ended June 30 this year. The unaudited group results also showed a 67 per cent fall in net operating income, to $166,000. Turnover dropped
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        General
        81 15 GENERAL Lumber (Holdings) Bhd has announced that at the EGM on Aug 12, shareholders approved a proposal to raise the authorised capital from $25 million to $75 million. Shareholders also approved the bonus and rights issues, each at one-for-five, the rights issue at $1.20 a share. The proposals, to
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        Pacific Devt
        99 15 MALAYSIAN International Merchant Bankers Bhd has advised shareholders of Pacific Development Credit Bhd to approve the proposed acquisition of seven pieces of land from Billand Sdn Bhd and the entire paid-up capital of Miltrade Sdn Bhd at the EGM to be held on Aug 28. PDC stated that
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        Fusan Fishing Net
        86 15 DIRECTORS of Fusan Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd, advised by Rakyat First Merchant Bankers Bhd, have advised shareholders to approve the proposed acquisition of Taiping Realty Development Sdn Bhd and Wang Perak Construction Sdn Bhd at its EGM on Sept 10. The board said the acquisitions would enable
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    • International
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        Lock icon Rise in income
        73 15 WASHINGTON, Wed. Americans' personal income jumped 1.6 per cent m July, the largest gain m a year, with boosts from rising employment and a mid-year increase m social security payments, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. Personal spending rose 1.2 per cent. In all, personal income rose to
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        Lock icon Sales, profits up
        87 15 TOKYO, Wed. Major Japanese corporations m Japan registered a solid advance m both sales and profits m the business year ended last March, thanks mainly to brisk exports and cost reduction efforts, a private research institute reported today. The Wako Research Institute of Economics, the research arm
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        Lock icon Gold glitters
        43 15 LONDON, Wed. Gold shot up U5514.75 (SJ32) an ounce at the opening of the London market today, reaching U*****.25, its highest level since June 26. Trading was calm, and the rise reflected gold's increase yesterday on the New York market. AFP
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        Lock icon Lacklustre gems
        92 15 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. The world's leading diamond mining concern, De Beers, today announced a 39.3 per cent drop m net profits over the corresponding period last year to 254.9 million rand (SssB6 million) for the first six months of this year. The drop reflected a slump m sales of
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      Receivers to sell Rollei facilities by next month
      391 15  -  CONRAD RAJ By ROLLEI'S receivers are expected to complete their task of selling off the troubled cameramaker by the end of next month. However, Rollei's plants in Singapore will have to be sold piecemeal as no camera manufacturer seems interested in taking
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      Investments by US companies reach $6b says embassy
      413 15  -  CHAN 01 CHEE MANUFACTURING SECTOR DOMINATES By TOTAL American investment m Singapore has reached the US$3 billion (556.4 billion) mark, while employment generated from these funds at the end of 1980 stood at 50,000. These were the findings of a recent survey
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      CUMULATIVE AMERICAN INVESTMENT IN SINGAPORE- 1980 (US$'000)
      97 15 Fixed assets at Cost Total Assets Employment 1. Manufacturing 1,250.138 458,861 35,121 a. Oil-related b. Electronics 301,281 524,405 424,452 97,043 189,221 172,597 3379 20,868 10,374 c. Others 2. Petroleum Refining Storage 788,941 507,176 1,443 3. Sales, Service Others 485,944 116.225 10,499 a. Banks
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      OCBC's profits remain buoyant
      455 15  -  LEE YEW MENG By OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation (OCBC) has reported a 45.4 per cent increase m unaudited group net aftertax earnings of $54.4 million for the half year ended June 30 1981. At the parent bank level, the unaudited net profit was $36.5 million, also a
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      UOL profits up 52 pc
      52 15 UNITED Overseas Land Ltd has announced a 52 per cent increase m its group pretax profits, to (8 8 million, for the halfyear ended June 30 this year. The unaudited results also showed that on the company level, pretax profits rose 11 per cent to
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  • MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
    • Article
      Share prices take a tumble
      283 15 SINGAPORE: Share price* elssed sharply lower aver a bread boat heavy selling and the Straits Times Index fell 23.11 palate to mm. KUALA LUMPUR: Late sappart towards the close «f tradlac maaaced to halt what rauld have been a sharper fall. The Stooutor New Straits
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      • Article
        Falls
        57 15 PMC 1130 [>land ft Pen 750 raaek Cement 800 Hong Leone Ind 1290 Public Bank MO H Leong Credit 1000 Ltd Plantations 500 Paramount 420 till 1130 SUE 830 Bouatead 600 H Leong Fin 850 Bousleadco 420 polio 310 Sealion 530 -ISO -145 -120 -110 -90 -80 -80 -80
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        Rises
        11 15 Raya riimi-l ian KmilU 610 370 205 2S 20 15
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        VOLUME LEADERS
        24 15 Bandar Raya 963,000 Promet 811.000 Faber Merlin 704,000 Tai Pan 613,000 Sime Darby 532,000 Total turnover: 13.62 m Total value: $63.07 m
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        Indices
        27 15 IT Indicator: ndustrials: Inance: lot els •ropsrties: linings 'lantations: •CBC: *****1 *****4 727.97 704.81 1647.46 *****0 1076.21 1051.17 764.69 744.11 377.74 377.37 939.91 928.46 ***** 678.10
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      77 15 Baasteoa BM -70 Semb Skip -15 C*C -9 Golaaem NOT -8 Shell CCM Gatarle Bhd 4 Nat Iraa -5 Slme Darby -6 CaM Stance -10 Haw Pir -22 PMC -150 St Steamship -18 Dam Jap lad -30 Home FE 5 PerDs Ptaat -25 St Trading -20
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      Singapore closing prices
      2261 16 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL I8H1 i Div* Hi(h Low Compaay Sal* +or- Net P/E Vol Day (•OOO) High Low 4M 284 Acm» 284 -14 MS Alcom 300 10 0 350 130 Allied Choc 202 4 ON 312 161 B A T 205 455 420 330 Bat* 3g2
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      Same pattern in KL
      424 16 LATE support towards the close of trading managed to halt what could have been a sharper fall at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Most indices still recorded losses, with only the occasional gain. On balance losses led gains by 116 to 9. Bandar Raya's fairly
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      30 16 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers rubbers Deb/Loans Up 7 1 1 1 Down 79 8 1 6 5 5 12 Inch 11 1 1 2
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      178 16 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Maaacen' prim ler Aac M) The Commerce 2.98 3.13 The Savings Fund 1.72 1.81 Spore Prog Fund 1.35 1.42 Spore Sec. Fund 1.97 2.07xd Spore Invest Fund 1.00 1.05 Spore Equity Fund 1.27 1.33 AHA UNIT TRUST (Maaagerr' prices far Aag X) Mai Invest Fund
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      2007 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. AU Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        Hongkong
        287 16 HONGKONG: Growing confidence in the Hongkong dollar and receding fears of a rise in local prime rate pushed the Hang Seng index 22.17 points up to close at 1728.71 yesterday, dealers said. Cbeaag K*ag registered the biggest rise among leaders, up $1 to HKJ31 50 Jardln* Matfcem and H*agk*ag
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        Sydney
        326 16 SYDNEY: The 1981 Federal Budget was relegated to the background yesterday, as traders took their lead from a sharp upturn in international gold prices and news that the tender for US-based Cooper Basin partner Delhi met no otters, dealers said. The oil and gas index fell 30.4 points to
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        Tokyo
        329 17 TOKYO: Share prices rose slightly on cheap buying of electricals and big capitals in light trading yesterday, dealers said. AJlnomoto Amni cfttm art Aiahl Olu W But Tk at Banjru 410 Brtdfuton* 470 Canon 1110 Chlyoda Mi Chubu Pwr Ml ClUwn 410 10 -a -7 M -6 +4 X
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        New York
        357 17 NEW YORK, Tues. The market closed lower for the fifth day in a row as concerns about high interest rates continued to cause investors to back off. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.38 to 924.37 rjints, pulling back from a 75 point drop In mid-after-noon. Declines led
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        London
        625 17 LONDON, Wed. Equities closed slightly easier in moderate trading today, although some issues were above their lowest levels, while gold shares were firmer with the bullion price, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 3.8 points at 563.3. Leading industrials showed falls ranging between 2p and
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        Amsterdam
        268 17 AMSTERDAM. Tues. Share prices were mainly lower with KLM falling two guilders, and B*yal Date! 1.30, but I'nilever turned early losses into a 2.50 gain on higher profits in Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN lost 12.50 ex its 13 guilders cash interim dividend and Amn fell 2.30 ex its
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        Zurich
        289 17 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices were steady in lack-lustre trading, but foreign and domestic bonds continued to ease, dealers said. Investors and professionals are holding back from the market, waiting for a clear sign in interest rate trends, they added. Both the share and bond markets were adversely affected by
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        Bangkok
        71 17 BANGKOK: Stock prices closed mixed in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. BahU AaJm Flbr* 119 +1 Ayulhaja Inv And Tnut Bangkok Bank M 1 Bans Of Arudhkym Lid 1« +i Berli Jucktr Charoonf That Win rim Trmt «MS +J Industrtal FlnanInlcmaUonal Counctlca International Trust And Pu Rama Tower 4»-S0
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        Manila
        90 17 MANILA: The stock market closed mixed yesterday, as turnover (ell to five million pesos from 7.7 million yesterday, dealers said. PMO< acoj* Mining mu AUu Con. A aum Ooo. B. B*cuk> Oold am BcncvMt Con. B M BP Ooodrtcb 1030 CDCP 4 Landoll Ltpanto B UtO MarlnduqiM B Ortental
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      2185 16 BID and alter price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of sham traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IMM STKI.Al.s Afeaa (3 24S) (70) 3.24 (3) 3.30 (S) 328 (7) 3.26
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      611 16 THE STOCK market took one »f Its want beatings since the July plunge m a spate of bad news caused another round of panic selling. During the morning tradIng session alone, the Straits Times Industrial Index tell a substantial 11.83 points. Selling slowed down during
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        642 17 PRICES In the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with September RSS One buyers quoted at 227.50 cents per kilo, up 4.50 cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on reserve of sellers, covering demand and some trade buying, they said. Afternoon prices
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        88 17 NOON SSR ukI SMR prkw yurity RAS S.pte»b«r (Carnal Mtk) Bayer* S«Il»r» SSRJU (Ittnpalktl 196.00 198.00N SSR SO (llan|MU*t) 193 50 196.S0N MRKLB 8.pl.»b.r SMRCV IllonpJWtl 362.00 264O0N SMRL Illonp^kl) 254.00 256.00N SMR 5 (lUnpallM) 220 SO 222.50N SMRGP (lu>np.lW») UNO UNO SMR 10 (1 lonp«llet> *****
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        192 17 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $30,136 and closed at $30,330 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at US$428 50 430.00 and wai traded to a high of $432.00 433 00 before docing at $430.50 431.50 by lunch time It re-opened at $429 90
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        159 17 THE STRAITS Un price gained another 36 cents to Ms33^l per kilo m Penans yesterday, on an official offering down 10 tonnes to 184 tonnes. The overnight London market was very steady with forward buyers gaining £25 to £7,890 per tonne. LONDON: The market continued to advance during the
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        184 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The market fell on nearby selling m fairly active trading yesterday, dealers said. In August, south dropped MJIO to $905 per tonne, and central $7.50 to $900. In September, south eased to $875 and m October, south and central slipped to $860. The refined market remained
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        29 17 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets). Wirebar Spot £994.50 (£1022.50); sellers £995.00 (£1023.00); Three Month buyers £1025.50 £1064.50); sellers £1026.00 (£1055.00). Market Uw; Weak teles: 16,750.
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        36 17 TM Mm New York 9.40B 9 12B 9.60S 9.32S Zurich 9.25B 9.15B 945S 9.SS Wti Tm Singapore 9 4SB 9.10B 965S 9.3OS C\oting friers in US dollars a troy ounce. Smw: CnriM Mm, 8>p*n.
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      50 17 RANGE o* prices ottered by discount houses on Aug 19: Overnight 1% Call deposits: «W% to 7* CImIm B«yiu S«Ui>( 3-month Treasury bills 7 6% 3- month Bank bills 14 1/18 13 15/16 3 months CD 12 S 12H 6 months CD 12* 12* 0mm: NatfMal Dtee— I C*.
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      31 17 Closing interbank rites for Singapore dollar* on Aug 19: Oder Bid Overnight 14 13 1 month 13H 13 2 month* 12'i 12V, 3 month* 12V. i Overnight mode 25
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      33 17 Rubber: Aug 19 Singapore: Sept: 227.50 cents (up 4.50 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 255.00 cents (up 3.75 cents) Tin: M$33.81 per kilo (up 36 cents) Official offering: 184 tonnes (down 10 tonnes)
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      25 17 THE »versge rate at which majer Singapore banks are ewreatly prepared to lend to their beat customers la 14. M per cent.
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      135 17 CHINESE Pnift Exeaaage, Slag»pf», mm rlMlat price* per IN kg yesterday. Coconut Cum t ad: Bulk fob $122.50 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $136.50 sellers, new drum fob $141.50 seliers. C«pr»: Mixed (loose) $72.75 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $372.50 sellers, Sarawak
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      52 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 567.1 Monday 572.8 Week Ago 586.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 924.37 Monday 928.75 Week Ago 949.30 H.K.H ANG SENG Wednesday 1728.71 Tuesday 1708.54 Week Ago 1608.15 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 712.7 Tuesday 712.1 Week Ago 710.4 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 666.4 Tuesday 667.4 Week Ago
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      335 17 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Aug 19. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Aug 19: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm CmnmtLi— Nominal ratM Smithsonian Percentage quoted yHltrdi) (crou)partty Chang* Local dollars U on« unit of foreign cnrreaey: US dollar 2.1720
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      895 17 II m SALES MANAGER Salary negotiable up to $40,000 p.a. REF NO. 716 A soundly-founded and rapidly expanding shipping and freight forwarding company is seeking a dynamic Sales Manager to be responsible for its sales development. Candidates, 3040, must have an outgoing personality, he able to relate well to people
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      399 18  -  SOH TIANG KENG By A STANFORD University economist, Professor James Howell, yesterday said that Singapore must adapt and respond to far-reaching changes m the world economy during the next 20 years. To remain viabie, the city-state economy must be able to cope with the
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      94 18 MANILA, Wed. Central Bank governor Jaime Laya will sign an agreement m San Francisco next week on a US$2OO million (5J434 million) trade finance credit syndicated by Wells Fargo Bank, the Philippine bank said today. It described the 24-month revolving credit, using bankers acceptances with
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      496 18 THE Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will now be able to know the exact loan exposure each bank has with other banks. One of the amendments to the Banking First Schedule requires all banks to list separately the loans they give to each and every
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      168 18 THE timber trade is generally pessimistic mboat »n early recovery 1b business this year, according to the July Timber Digest published by the Timber Industry Beard. "And with Interest rates showing no sign of coming down, the market demand for timber product* may be
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      357 18 UNITED Engineers (Malaysia) Bernard's interim earnings for the six months to June 30, 1981, were hard hit by high interest charges and a significant increase m working capital requirement during the latter half of 1980. Consequently, unaudited group taxable earnings for the
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      318 18 THE pace of foreign manufacturing investment m the United States fell off m the first six months of this year to its lowest level m four years. The reason appears to be uncertainty over US economic prospects rather than the strength
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      645 18 TOKYO, Wed. Private firms here are preparing for their biggest influx of university graduates m the last three years. The trend is being set by companies m technology and export-related industries, which have been the springboard for an economic growth that
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      267 18 THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 SIN HENG TRADING PTELTD (In UqakUttM) At a general meeting of SIN HENG TRADING PTE LTD duly convened and held on the 17th day of August, 1981 the following special resolution was passed: SPECIAL RESOLUTION That the Company be wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section
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      97 18 Fyou+jvc A present that the whole family can enjoy and develop musical skills d/K^^ Come over to our showrooms at M• < I^L Lucky Plaza or Plaza Singapura and enjoy m w^j the incrediDle sound of G-510. Bfi^^^~ -f Auto Accompaniments: Instrument Presets: Effects: V Drumroii Ba'.io Brilliance *"^p Symphonic
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      672 19 I Z*4-44*i 1 I PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED HOT STAMPING MACHINE for I DANCE costumes available sale $4,500 negotiable. Please for sale over 200 pieces phone *****16. Please contact *****22 ext 38 MATURE AUS. WIDOW needs room 2 weeks with Chinese S2M. IDEAL FOR flat, (cross Please state rent. Can offer between
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      552 19 E 8 Home Furniture/ Furnishing ALLOW US To re-upholster old solas. repair settees a design new modern lounge suites. Reasonable Price Prompt Delivery S HUSK TKAOME CO 461 Geyungftaea Sport M y Tel *****24 A Opening SALE!' Tiger Leg Settee $270 PullOutßad $85 EXTENSION TABLE WITH CUSHION CHAaUtm DOUBLE MATTRESSn
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      219 19 a., naiaJ Uat«f jt i MIN©LTA Minolta CLE is the world s first automatic exposure rangefinder camera with interchangeable lenses. Matching v jjl Auto Electro- •f^l^H flash highly dependable. H aaaaaaY aHI aaaaaflaataVafl And with these I I j| aa^BßalaflLjH BBaal have a Wp 28mm F2B have a kj| ff
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      377 19 A FANTASTIC COLLECTION of Ski-Jackets Just arrived Jeans East. G2. Far East Shopping Centre. LAST CHANCE! $5 00 Jeans. Sweaters, almost everything at: 17. Stamford Road, near Capitol Theatre *****69 Wholesalers. MARBLE TOP KITCHEN cabinets. $180 foot run. Trade all Inquiries welcomed. Island Marble Works. *****74 ***** 1 1 OWNER
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      600 19 GREAT EASTERN HEALTH Centre 4th Floor, Great Eastern Hotel. Massage/ Sauna Bath/ Facial. Opens dally 10 am 3 am. Tel: *****44 ORCHID INN HEALTH Centre. 214. Dunearn Road Tel: *****54. *****22 Ext 155 Massage/Sauna/ Facial. Opens dally from 10.00 a.m. to 12 midnight. PENINSULA HEALTH CENTRE. Peninsula Hotel sth Floor.
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      691 19 AT YOUR SERVICE Telephone Service: *****22 Mondoy Friday 830om 500pm Saturday ?,&S m ~i 3 2° D 7 1 (12.30 p m for Sun. Trtvrs), PuMc Hofcdoy 900 o m 100pm COUNTER SERVICE' Ttmts Orchord Centre IOOOom —530pm Ml os Luekv Plazo (Mondoy Fndoy) IOOOom I 00pm (Saturday) T«n*» Centre
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      356 19 ll^h^jM.,l^ BUY WITH CONFIDENCE] Now Monthly Production Top 100,000 Unit* Modern O**i«n! Superior M*ch*m*m mad* Japan* Qraateat B*«t Sealing m «7 Count r *.< {J&ICJU/niAj4.GL Portable Typewriter ,3-Carriaoe ag-"** Z^ $450 -a^^B^^ J^^^ w/case On* Ye»r Guarantee Baaaanai Automatic Tabulator, Automatic Paper Injector. Automatic Carriage Return and Line Spacing. Automatic
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      662 19 RATES Ordnory 80 eti per word (mm $12 00) SenvOnploy S l 4 00 per coiunn cm (Afcn $42 00) Strorti Tenet SIS SO per column cm Imn $46 SO) Sundoy Tenet Dnolov $17 50 per column cm <M«i $52 50) Strortt Tenet $19 SO per column cm (Ann $58
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      445 19 SEC lON INDEX I PERSONAL SERVICES MERCHANDISE II EMPLOYMENT 111 VEHICLES BOATS IV ACCOMMODATION ft PROPERTIES V BUSINESS PRODUCTS, SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES VI EDUCATION A INSTRUCTION VII TRAVEL A TOURS VHI ANNOUNCEMENTS ft PERSONAL EVENTS IX OBITUARIES S*™^** I "aaaaaV 1 1 A BUDGET PRICE Household/ office removal, delivery and disposal
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      451 20 1 I I .J' 88 Business Opportunities FINANCE FOR L/C available for importing goods from UK Write \n ST Dux A*****. I New Industrial Kuad. Singapore 1953 GUARANTEED' 23K GOLD PLATED Orchid* with anll-fadlng coating. 16 00 each Other quality. Tall *****19 LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY CLEARING almost free. Lack storage sp.ire
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      564 20 PRIME COPPER TUBINGS 3 8". 5 ;inri I/T" diameter by SWO 22 50 ft roils, suitable for refrigeration Phone *****06/ *****2 PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED DANCE rostumes available for sale over 200 pieces Please contact *****22 ext 38, SNACK SHOP FOR uk<- over at O-31. Manhattan House. Mary's Corner. Chin Swee Koad.
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      386 20 WANTED A MANAQCtt for a Newly Established Company, dealing In despatching small parcels and cargoes Good prospects for the right personnel Preference will be given lo those who have experience m airfreight, custom clearance, inward and outward declaration. Salary will not be less than $1,200 Must possess on car Petrol
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      492 20 XDBS INTERNAL AUDIT CLERK QUALIFICATIONS: At least 4 GCE O' level credits including English and Mathematics. Preference will be given to candidates with at least 2 years auditing/ accounting experience. DUTIES: To carry out internal auditing of the Bank's and its subsidiaries' operations for management control purposes under the guidance
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      435 20 Iwp We. a well established Printing Company. Invite applications for the following posts: ESTIMATING CLERK Minimum GCE O' level with credit m Maths. Relevant working experience or knowledge In printing will be an added advantage. Male applicants must have completed fulltime National Service. FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST Minimum OCE O' level
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      419 20 SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED requires KEYPUNCH OPERATORS/ TYPISTS c Minimun qualification OCE 'O' Level Certificate. c Ability to type at a minimun speed of 35 wpm. c Experience In computer data entry will be an advantage. c Salary range $300 to S4OO If Interested, please apply with full resume Indicating expected
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      555 20 require* 16-25 yaan At least GCE '0' Laval AM* to convert and writs m English No axparianoa required 111 1 tvrssted applteanti are required to call at: lUJBYCON s*t^BpOT* rim, LtQ. 4V48, 2nd floor, Wt. -> 9A, Indus Road, Stafapora 031 Ta1:*****W SBSi 9, SI, 88, 192, A-i International manufacturing
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      399 20 BUNOBTRANO PACIFIC <»*TE)LTD has a vacancy lor ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements c OCE ■(>' leveK preference wll be given to those with OCI A' level) LCC Intermediate Accoun tancy 1 year's experience In i manufacturing concern However those without ex perlence will also be const dered Interested applicant, please writ stating
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      571 20 ACME COMPUTER SERVICES requires Immediately MALE/ FEMALE DOCUMENT SORTERS E between Hand 30 years Minimum Sec 3 education Must be prepared to work 2 rotating shifts including weekends Rest day on Tuesa day i Male applicants must have completed full-time N S. Or exempted Starting gross salary SS3M p.m. I
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      577 20 SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST interesting, job lor trade o should be bilingual (Mandarin and English) c experience with Accounts desirable c good salary negotiable Contact MRS. BRENDA KOH *****19. fc^ ACCOUNTS GENERAL CLERK c Minimum OCE O' level c Possess LCC Intermediate certificate c Able to keep books up to Trial balance
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      484 21 II Employment TraY 46 Situation* Vacant b) Bttrmtarlmltt Clertcml Garment Industry urgently requires SHIPPING ASSISTANT c Sound knowledge and experience m import/export documentation and I. neions c Preference will be given to applicants who have experience m garment Industry Salary negotiable ApfMy m writing, stating personal particulars experience end enclosing
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      498 21 FAST TYPISTS Fipanding company requires Fast 4 Accurate Typists Attractive salary will be ottered to successful applicants W.- »ork 2 shift. Mon Fri 7 i m ,ip ii. :ip m 10 30p m Alternate Saturday off Apply to: S.T. Box A***** No. 1, Now Industrial Rd Singapore 1953. FEMALE ACCOUNTS
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      728 21 II Emptoyment ijlAl I variHTV rnn FFUa.I F Prortnr- INDIAN FEMALE SECRETARIES immediately required c Age 21 and above c Proficient In spoken and written English c Minimum 1 year experience m general clerical duties TEL: FBK ■JMM MALE/FEMALE SHIPPING DOCUMENTATION CLERKS Al least 2 years shipping documentation experience Salary
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      1010 21 VACANCY FOR FEMALE Production Clerk Duties to check stock, quality control and packing. Qualifications: Minimum Sec 2. English stream Experience not necessary, training provided Location at Toa Payoh town starling salary $300 p m Those interested please tel *****34 for interview TELEPHONE OPERATOR REOUIRED Some knowledge of typing. Able to
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      626 21 II Employment ijjlA EXPERIENCED PSA WHARF Clerk and General Labourer required by Transport Company Ring *****2S or call at Block 10S. 1960 Jalan Bukil Merah. Spore 0316 FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS n Level, able to type 40 sv.p.m Write to: 225 Outram Road. Spore 0316 staling salary expected and telephone number
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      483 21 m lim KOfC M ywrtoiy FEMALE SALES CO-ORDINATORS Tuff-Kota. an International Rust-proofing company invitee applications lor Female Sales Co-Ordinators. Must p the followtng quelmcetione or equivalent: a Minimum G.C.E. O1O 1 level, c Sales experience an advantage though not necessary, c Possess a valid Class 3 driving licence. Ptesse write
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      363 21 II Employment fl^ 1 1 TREND SHOPS require < SALESGIRLS Applicants must have smart j appearance and can speak I English I W Successful applicants can aspect:- < W Starting salary $380.00 < p.m on 3 months proba- i tlon. rising to $***** If V found suitable. Commission based on
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      604 21 ■tofsssioni State Career MALE or FEMALE Sa.ooo lo $10,000 If you feel that you have 'he ability, confidence and potential to make big money while moving around with top people Then we would like to offer you an interesting and challenging career with specialised training PleaeoceH: Tat 4342*1 For an
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      851 21 II FnvilnvntiMtt fWI /IS Established trading firm requires irnn>*)di*st#ly SALES PERSONNEL (MALE/FEMALE) tor lit expandtng division m: i) Office equipment furniture and supplies id Advertising/promotion gift items Cell 221MH lor interview. Established Chinese Daily Requires FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Musi possess GCE O Level Wltn knowledge of Mandarin Sales experience a
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      594 21 d) Technical HYDRIL We are a large well established American company engaged m the manufacture ol o field equipment, currently undergoing an attentive ■pension program. In view ol the above, we now y**m several immediate vacancies lor the following positions A) Q.C. INSPECTORS ($650 p.m.) 1 NTC 3in Metal Machining
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      443 22 II Employment IIA 46 Situations Vacant d) TecMnicMl .oaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasasSK j Application* ara invited Irem suitably qualified Singapore citizens for the position of REFINERY OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS c i F". O' level passes m Physical Science. Maths and I other subject c m ITC (Mechanical Engineering) and a class 3 driving licence
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      376 22 0£ THOMSON CSF A World Leader m Professional Electronics lnvit»s applications from suitably qualified candidates for the posluoi. of: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR The Production Supervisor reporting to the Production Manager, will supervise a team of Operators working on Computerised Teet Equipment. Reqixrementa: c Technician Diploma In Electronics/ Electrical Engineering c Minimum
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      548 22 II Emptoynwnt H Ha\EJt MARINE PTE. LTD. A subsidiary of Baker Marine Corporation, U.S.A., manufacturer of sophisticated equipment for Offshore OM Ma and Marine Industry has vacancies fORMACHINISTS c NTC 3/VITB Certificate In Metal Machining. c 2or 3 years relevant working experience. c Must be prepared to do shift work.
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      449 22 company has an immediate vacancy lor. TURNER c Minimum NTC In turnIng and 1 to 2 years' relevant experience. c Those without Trade Certificate but with 4 to 5 years' relevant experience will also be considered. Interested applicants are to write m with a complete resume, current end expected salary
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      636 22 II Employment WA LARGE AMERICAN COMPANY neejasreea: SENIOR CLERK -OF-WORKS For the factory project at Kola Tinggl. and on completion, other factories that the company will be building. Large term ptoepecls ewerts the right men. Applicant! must have at leeat i years' experience m supervleiwg and co-ordinating sizable protects. Apply
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      379 22 HITACHI Elf CTROMIC DEVICES [SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Ourn-wtye.tabll.hexl mum ivsWlon Color Television Tube. Company la sooUhq for tho«e who are: c Young and energetic c Completed Primary 6 c Above 16 years of age c Completed National Service c Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts If you aro, hurry
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      273 22 II [aMXii^aAaa I faffi >e\ ii cfisproyMMt 'n'«B \eini I WILSON CABLES ENAMELLED WIRES (S) PTE LTD requires MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Shift Work) Earn up to $3SO per month Higher starting salary for similar experienced applicants. PLUS Free transportation Free medical benefits 13th month payment Good promotion prospects Free hostel
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      311 22 Nemic-Lambda (S) Pte. Ltd. invites you to join us. We are a fast growing U.S.A. Electronic Company and our products are No. 1 m the world. Due to rapid expansion, we require TRAINEE MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Minimum salary *****/- p.m. up to *****/- p.m. with experience through our internal promotional
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      349 22 II Emptoymant j II A. A Mitsubishi TV/Car Audio Factory rocpiwos urgently 1) Q.C. OPERATORS Minimum Sec. 2 education. Age 1610 26. No experience required. 2) PRODUCTION OPERATORS 5-day week. No shift work. Wa offer an attractive salary plus many other fringe benefits lor both poaitions Please apply personally el:
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      350 22 Immediate Vecanciee for GENERAL WORKERS 4 PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK Basic salary around SJSO p.m Applicants preferably completed N.S Interested please rail at: INDUSTRIAL PRECISION ENGINEENIK-3 PTE LTD Unit 24 32. Commonwealth Lane QreuneWoaf S*. 34 Singapore 0314 Tel: *****77. Miscellaneous BBaaat. *^^V MkM^^ .the fctoryoufc Start your career m NMBas:
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      372 23 II Employment IjjlA 48 Situations Vacant t) MlsceUmneoas Hf you are a skilled") I tradesman, or evM a I semi-skilled trademan, I and are either joL- I hunting or seeking to I improve your present I job prospects, we I have openings m the I following trades m I our
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      260 23 A very well established shipyard m Jurong has immediate vacancies as follows: 1. HULL DRAUGHTSMEN 2. PIPING DRAUGHTSMEN 3. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMEN 4. ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTSMEN c sti city «i ouiids cartuicata c 2u> I years' experience In similar post preferring will be given to ranrtidates with experlrmr m a ship oil
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      776 23 II [wp.u|meiu 111 11 A Suitably quatrflad CAOuKWtM 4W) tfWilWl to apply for the following positions m our shipyard. FIREMEN c Minimum 3 years fir* fighting experience a Age 22-35 years c Former uniform service an advantage c Must be physically fit c Prepared to work shift hours SECURITY GUARDS
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      837 23 H EffsJNOyilMMlt Vaftv LABORATORIES PTE LTD requires I GENERAL SERVICE PERSONNEL a Minimum Secondary 3 education Completed National Service 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 week FEMALE OPERATORS a
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      497 23 llEmoiovmanl IjlA |;ti_ □a »s»eeßS»e»»'^BnTaß»»e?J A Issdsng American Electro-Plating Company requires (A) SECURITY GUARDS (1) A(re 20 to 40 years old (2) Completed Secondary I education (3) Experience preferred although not necessary (4) Able to work on 3 routing shifts Duttee: Ensure security of plant premises. (B)QC INSPECTORS (FEMALE) 1
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      553 23 Hotel TRI-PRN Mtmbn ol tn> Jack Clva-MPM G>ous has immediate vacancies for the following positions: 1. Security Ouarda 2. Chambermaide 3 FAB Waiters/ Wsitresses S. Commie Cook S. Car Park Attendants 7. Drive* S. Oaapatch Rider cum Office •oy Candidates must possess a pleasant and courteous personality Candidates for all
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      439 23 L-J ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTfWES UNITED DRIVERS 1c1 c Must possess Class 4 driving licence. s At least 1 year relevant driving experience c Able to speak it write simple English CLERK/TYPIST c OCE 'O' level, c Anle to type 35 wpm c 110 2 years working experience Interested applicants, plsess
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      576 24 :m 46 Situations Vacant l) Mlwrmllmm—mt I SECURITY GUARDS Applicants should be between 25 I tnrl 50 years and be able to speak and write simple English Guards are required to perform 8 hour shift. starting salary Is $340.00 per month and on completion of 3 months probation will be
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      563 24 THE AMERICAN CLUB requires WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c No experience required c Attracliva farm* of empsoyiriaot Please apply personally with photograph and relevant documents to: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 21 SCOTTS ROAO SINGAPORE 0922. NUTRMarncs An international coomotic company requires s COMPANY VAN DRIVER a Must possess a valid class 3 licence
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      539 24 "^"JI A leading electronics and engineering company has vacancies for the following: 1) SALES CC-ORDO4ATOR a Preferably OCE 'A' level with 2-3 years experience In sales related functions, c Able to type between 35-40 wpm c Attend to sales enquiries and liaise with customers 2) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPERS c OCE -O'
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      501 24 Trading Company requires 1) CLERK/TYPIST a) Minimum OCE O' level b) Above 18 years old. c) Preferably with some experience d) Preferably residing In district 2158 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES a) Minimum OCE •O' level. b) With at least 2 years experience In the sales and marketing of chlldrens' toys. c
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      498 24 TSUi N bisfriuyiMNl ll^ I SH ABU-SEN JAPANESE RESTAURANT (At Bufcrt Timah Plata next to Vaona..) requires (A) WAITERS/WAITRESSES a With/without experience, a Training will be provided, a Must have pleasant personality. (B) COMB— COOKS a Training will be provided a Preference will be given to those who have some
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      519 24 Fraaaht FovwardaHj Company requires the following: (1) CHINESE LORRY ATTENDANTS (2) CLASS 3*4 CHMESE DRIVERS (3) alaTPaiQ clerk (a) P dees 2 driving licence (b) Familiar with CRK procedures Interested please call personally at BLOCK aSB. MSB. NEW UPPER CM ANGI ROAD. SINGAPORE IMS TEL: *****45 OENERAL FOOO CORPORATION PTE.
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      636 24 II Emptoymeflt 'IrA JLLTj DRIVERS wanted Please phone: *****07 for interview i DRIVER required urgenfty by Compeny Apply paraonaay at: BLK 121,2*4 BUKIT MERAH LANE 1 CONTACT MR. TAN *****04 Due le our recent expansion wo reM*™* i "*""aW>aaWejiyT DESPATCH CLERKS (With/without cleaa 2 Heence) Please apply personally at SJ7S—
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      1008 24 AIR FORWARDING COMPANY (Airport) requires class 4 Drivers. Able to speak English, age 25 to 40 years, able to work shift duties and overtime Preferably residing In dlsls 12 to 19. For Interview tel: *****9 A WELL ESTABLISHED Dry CleanIng and Laundry Company In Orchard Road urgently requires Male and
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      694 25 111 Vehicles ft Boats One _J r T B *V\ SINTKNSCNC 55 VthiCHM For Sato c) Datsun BUY USED CAR by hire purchase. 1973 onwards. Easy instalments Immediately approved. Hosln Enterprise. 999 Serangoon Road. Spore 1232 Phone *****4/ *****4 SPORTY JUNE 1*77 Datsun 100A h'-11. Alrcond. sports rims, lyres Complete
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      711 25 REGISTERED 1*77 FORD Cortina. 1600 XL. I owner, private registration, alrcond. radio/ cassette, new road tax. tuff-koted. beautiful condition. $12,000 on.o. Tel *****81 Koh. CORTINA GL I*oo c.c. 1979. Road tax till Dec. Alrcond, radio, casselte.Very well maintained and Just after service $16,300. Tel: Richard Cheong. *****3. END 1*77 FOND
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      937 25 Hi VsMdes A Boats 1«74 DCC MEMCEOCS Bent 230 (1 automatic, new lyres, road tax. American style head lamp, no PARF. whit* In colour Asking 516.000 on o Interested please call Mr Leong Tel: *****47 AUO 1t74 MENCEOE* 230 6 Automatic. Power steering, power windows, alrcond.. sports rims, radio cassette
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      683 25 ISM TOVOTA COROLLA DX. Alrcond. lax till end Dec. one owner Well maintained $22,000 4570M2. $4,200 DOWN PAYMENT and owns a New Subaru 1800 DL with alrcond Tel: *****83. *****27/ 8. I*7* TOVOTA COROLLA 1200 Selling at $14,000 Call *****41 k) Others PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT PTE LTD (Known tor lop
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      912 25 111 VaMdßs ft Boats fi r LATE 1971 PORSCHE 924. complete with Turbo charger. Maintained In excellent condition. New 2-tone metallic paintwork, high power Clarion, sports rims/ lyres. 2 owners Interested please lei: Tony, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. 2654.77/*****79 1*77 PORSCHE 911SC Turbo! Recently restored, exceptionally Immaculate condition, new:
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      828 25 I*7* MAZDA VAN El3OO Panel, low mileage. 1 owner $9,500 0.n.0. Engine Up top condlUon. View at BP Serangoon (Next to Indian Temple). Call: *****04 Mr Tan between 4pm and 10pm. AUSTBI J4 VAN 1974 Model. Oood working condlUon Asking for $1,550 0.n.0. Contact Mr Julius OohOoh. *****71. CHEAP SALE
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      564 25 IV Accormwdatton 4. Property £fe Baal mmUmmm^— Property hP//Ze> °nt f^^<RALIA L apartments, ky inner Sydney bcation UP TO 70 PERCENT .^K* FINANCE AVAILABLE ■«*O SUBJECT TO STATUS >£! "lijrji,! BS»*i eZ Park Centre will be one of Sydney s XJ 31 5 most exclusive Inner City developments. m M
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      223 25 c Dist. 17, Lengkok Menam single-storey bungalow, 3 bedrooms, central alrcond. fully furnished $2,700 p.m c Diet. 21, Teh Tuck Place beautiful 2 1/2-storey semistudy/ servant's, partly furnished S2JOO p.m. Fully furnished $3,000 p.m. c Diet. 19, Serangoon Gardens brand new 2-storey bungalow. 3 bedrooms/ servants. partly furnished $2,500 p.m.
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      409 25 IV A<xoiHi*iod>tloii A Profwrttn 1 i i SINTOKU ENTERPRISES PTE LTD are pleased to offer our services to secure offices. accommodation, etc to suit your budget. We also have Japanese speaking staff m our team to attend to your enquiriesPHONE: *****66 3404 Memiboiu. Plaza Siicapore 0207 c Beautiful single-storey colonial
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      792 25 c Dial. 10 (Off HORand Roed) newly renovated doublestorey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms 2 aircondlUonert Available Immediately RentatStSOO c Diet. 1* (Serangoon Garden Way) double-storey terrace houae (close to supermarket i 3 bedrooms Partially fur nlshed Renter. $I JOO APARTMENTS c OK*. (Orchard Reed eree) high floor. 3 Ii 4 bedroonn
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      712 26 IV Accommodation 4 Properties W Luxurious maisonnette apartments h and penthouses Ideally located at Holland Road and next to Maxima A Holland Court Large landscaped internal Garden, II Closed Circuit TV. cum Intercom System to all units. II II Extensive outdoor amenrbes I! Wading A swimming poote v I -Tropei!
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      499 26 MST 10 CORONATION ROAD West double-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, furnished, alrcond. Rental: $3,600 0.n.0. Tel: *****95/ 6. Dreamhouse Service. MST. 27. JALAN LENGKOK Sembawang, 3-bedroomed singlestorey semi-detached. 2 bathrooms, matured garden, furnished $1,000.*****5 MST. 20 CORAL PARK 2 units double-storey Intermediate/ corner terrace. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, beautifully renovated and furnished
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      1068 26 lal IV Accommodation A Properties fl^a I The Condominium comprises: h^^^ 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-level maisonettes Located at Bukit Arang Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, about 7 km from the city. Extensive social and recreational facilities. Close to shopping centres, markets, schools etc. Enquiries
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      803 26 IV AtxoiiwiwleUon 4 Properties jj^ c Pandan VaMey dlst 21 $3,000 10 $4.500 FdfMM TownfiousM dist 10 M.ooo Chsirtfl Hohq Metosion dlsl 14 $1 JOO c Rldgswood dlst. 21 $3,300 to $4,000 c Watten Rice disi 11 $2,500 c Neptune Court dlst 15 SUMS c Eng Cheong Tower dlsl. 7
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      884 26 BUKIT TIMAH VICINITY 3 bedrooms, high floor, carpeted apartment with 3 alrcondltloners. $3200 p.m furnished. Available Immediately Principals call *****47/9. CAVENAOH HOUSE/SMGAPURA Mansion. 3 bedrooms. Tastefully furnished, fuliy carpeted Including washing machine, telephone, rental negotiable. Hoe-Tan *****2 DISTRICT 9. PARK HOUSE. TomHnson Road, high floor, spacious llvlng/dlnlng. 3 bedrooms/attached bathrooms,
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      903 26 IV Acctjmmodation 4 Properties J DIST. LUXURY APARTMENT 3 bedrooms, furnished/partly furnished, fully alrcondltloned. close to Orchard Road 24 hours security *****0 MST. 9 COMPLETLY RENOVATED elevated groundfloor apartment. 3 bedrooms, sliding doors, windows, furnished. $2,200. Sale $390,000 Vlsco *****56 FURAMA TOWER. HIGH floor. 1200 sq.ft. fully furnished. $3,500: Pandan
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      827 26 SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM m semi-dturhed house near Sembawang Circus. Cooking allowed. Phone *****58 SKYSCRAPER. CLEMtNCEAU AVENUE. Furnished alrcon room with bathroom attached 5550 Tel: 7371 585 BOARD AND LGOOINO for foreign students In Dlst. 1954 further details ring *****8 MST 19SS FURNISHED room 10 let. Foreigners/students are welcome. Interested tel:
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      524 26 IV Accommodation A Properties gSa I. I PROPERTY LOANS The Chartered Finance Company provides finance for purchase of properties at attractive interest rates. a^Bsoj>«l (^L^feaw t ML* Fixed Deposits are also accepted at attractive interest rates. Please telephone ***** or *****4 for further details The Chartered Finance Company Limited 93
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      949 26 WE HAVE SINGLE STOREY terrace, double storey terrace, shophouses and semi-detached for sale at Taman Saleng. Taman Nora. Oarden City. Serene Park. Taman Prlangl. Taman Ungku Tun Amlnah and Taman Sri Skudal Contact: Sima Housing Agency. Suite 316. 3rd Floor, Merlin Tower. Jalan Meldrum. Johor Baru. Tel: *****/ *****/ *****/
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      849 27 IV Arcommodatton 4 Propertits 4&< nw..:J.-ii.i f^ > m-m i> NvlNNnnal rrOfWf ties For S*M> a) Houses DIST. 10. DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE, built-in approximately 3.000 sq ft Newly renovated. $400,000 o no Tel *****58. Angela OIST 1$ DOUBL-STOREV CORNER Separate living/ dining 2.140 sq ft Spacious frontage garden Freehold *****6/*****4 DIST.
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      595 27 SPECIAL SALEI! NEWTON HEIGHTS 2 bedrooms, area: 1 .200 sq ft Partially furnished with vacant possession Selling IMO.OOO oji.o. KINGS MANSION Block A On high floor. 3 bedrooms plus 1 storeroom With vacant possession Selling: SMOJSS 0.n.0. CAMNHRJ. PLAZA Block A On high floor. 3 bedrooms, plus 1 servant's room.
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      955 27 n—^i 1 A DIST. 9 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Calrnhlll Mansion 3 bedrooms. attached bathrooms, carpeted parquet flooring, built-in cupboards and kitchen cabinets complete with 4 alrcondltloners Area approximately 2163 sqft Foreigners eligible lo buy Asking $640,000 on o Call *****66 Lay Really Company A BRAND NEW Oasis Oarden condomlntum apartment, with
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      951 27 PEACH GARDEN LUXURIOUS apartment. 3000 sq.ft 4 bedrooms with attached bathrooms City Valuers 1 Consultants Pt* Ltd *****74 RIDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM KAMEHAMEHA Rise. $600 000 Lihollho Rise $530,000 Eugenia/ Acacia Court $580.000/$520.000 Meng Housing *****49 SHELFORO GAROCN, WOO sq ft. with roof garden. $820,000: Sherwood Tower. 700 sq.ft. $250,000 Furama Tower.
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      679 27 IV Accommodation 4 Properttet mSam d) Foreign Properties PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA We have houses ranging from practical 2 bedroom units lo Impre« ive colonial or tudor manor homes In prestigious suburb like Dnlkieth Price range from. A529.300/- lo A5400.000/- For Inquiries, ring VICTOR 4 MORRIS Pte. Ltd. PERTH REAL ESTATE
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      561 27 66 Warehouse* Vacant/Wanted Ruby Warehousing Services A large number of warehouses located at Kirn Seng Road as well as Genting Lane are available immediately for short/long terms. Contact *****03 For sale at reasonable prices: 1) 1 units portsMe warehouses 6m x3 l 2m 2) 1 unit container office. Complete with
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      744 27 IV Accommodatton 4 PraptrtN* A PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE Top financial and business office area approx 1.000 sq ft Groundfloor. Suitable lor banks, finance, import/ export, medical purpose* Setting: $1.1 MiNton CONTACT: BEACH ROAD. GOLDEN Mile Tower, outside CBD. with good parking facilities within the building. Approx 380 sq.ft.
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      901 27 SIM LIM TOWER, 520/827 sq ft Kirn Seng Shopping Centre. 746 sq ft. Choon Bee Building. 450/ 2380-2800 sq ft. Textile Centre. 940 sq ft Maxwell House. 272 sq ft I UIC Building. 1048/5800 sq ft I Manhattan House, various sizes I OCBC. 450 sq.ft. Lee Kal House. 3900 sq
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      753 27 IV JUxommodatton 4 PiuptUH* &k i BEOOK SHOPPING COMPLEX Shophouse 980 sqfl Only one unit left' Foreigners can buy. Ready for Immediate business Tel: *****11 (20 lines) CITY PLAZA. MEZZANINE floor Area 582 sq.ft. Partitioned Into 2 units 281 sq ft and 301 sq.ft. Sellinn $1,450 p.s f or renting
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      674 27 b) Rental ORCHARO PLAZA Prime location Shops Spaces ol various sizes Suitable for boutiques, beauty salons. Jewellery showrooms, etc. for Immediate rent TEL *****11 MISS KG SIM LIM TOWER Upper groundfloor prime ship space of 1.300 sq. ft. for rent interested parties ring *****2 sit. 2*4. NEAR NEW WORLD Amusement
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      516 28 VI Education A Instruction M 96 Education a) Local PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Preparing lor IM2 Examinations Accountancy Leading to ACA/AAT examination Banking Leading to IBF Stage I examination Marketing leading to IM It LCCI examination Administration Leading to lAM examination ENQUIRIKS LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CENTRE •21.6 th noor. People's Per*
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      676 28 STRUCTURED COBOL PROGRAMMING Commencing 31ST AUGUST 19*1 Using powerful In-house TI 990 10 mini computers Highly qualified and experienced lecturers. Sufficient practical time Students will be able to do programming after completing the course. TWBNO COMPUTER SCHOOL 422-434. 4TH FLOOR PENINSULA PLAZA (0617) TEL: *****55/9 FRENCH AUOtO VISUAL COURSE (Beginners)
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      443 28 VI Education Instruction jWL level Graduate residing In clement! Avenue 1 Interested call *****61 evenings PRE-U/SECONDARV MATHS/ Science Individualized tuition by Varsity graduate No Agent. *****15 RELIABLE. BILINGUAL TURORS for all levels/districts Conversation also available Success guaranteed Tel: *****00/*****03 GRADUATE TUTOR OFFERING tuition for primary and secondary students Tel: *****38
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      122 28 d> Others YWCA BATHC PAINTING and Oil Painting Courses by Mr. Ong Chye Clio commencing 21/8/81 and 24/8/81 at Ham For enquiries, please call *****26. DRESSMAKING WHY take years? Learn complete Dressmaking In 4 5 months. Tel: *****8. Kathleen. 97 Driving Instruction EASY DRIVING SCHOOL Special offer Ang Mo Klo
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      332 28 VI Train A Tours >bL i b^k DINERS HOLIDAYS A reliable way to travel EUROPE m AUTUMN spells beauty and romance. Take m the blazing colours and the earthy fragrance of foil. Be there before the earth cook for only $4199 19 Days Otnersuropean Quality Holiday ESCORTED DEPARTURES: 419. 16/10,
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      207 28 16/11 DAYS GOLDEN HOLIOAYS AMERICA CANADA $3SaO/S3SSO HONOLULU/ LOS ANOELES/ UNIVERSAL STUDIO/ HOLLYWOOD/ DISNEYLAND/ ANAHEIM/ SAN DIEGO/ SEAWORLD/ TIJUANA (MEXICO) KNOTTS BERRY FARMS/ LAS VEGAS (ORAND CANYON)/ SAN FRANCISCO VANCOUVER/ HONO KONG OEP. DATES: 15/11. 22/11. 6/12, 15/12 WE'VE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN OUR CHINA TOURS HERE COMES OUR NEW DESTINATION.
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      365 28 VH Trafftfft Tour, LpkJ NAM HO tmki sauce is m m 014-16-18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Toog Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****33(7 lines) BTBJCfc tßVtt naPeoptefsParVComptex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TAI4O ■UT MUTW TNI 7 day* *****/- (Ay-con coach) Dep Every
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      130 28 TAOO3 SINCERE'S SELECTED OFFER 5-Day Oentlng/ Penang/ Cameron by AC Coach **********89 Dep Every Monday 7 am. 4DSN Penang/Cameron by AC Coach $149 $159 $169 Dep Monday Tuesday 2D3N Genllng by AC Coach $79 $89 $99 Dep. Every Friday 10 pm. 2D3N Genting by Train (Sleeping Berth) and return by
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      334 28 VH Travel t Tours LiJ i 1 i BB^efS^al ARCHIPf LAGO TOURS W.MALAYSIA TOURS COACH. AM, TRAIN 3D2N GENT (Train/Coach $100 3D2NGENTC/A SISS TIOMAN ISLAND S2IS MEDITERRANEECLUB SMO KUANTAN BEACH SIM 5D GENT/PENANG SISS/5290 MAL/CAM/PEN-C/A *315 GENT/PENANG/- A/C/A S3SO GENT/PEN/H'YAI/S'KHLA SMS S DAYS 7 DAYS MAL/KL/CAM/PEN/GENT S23S 1 DAY TOURS
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      586 28 Angel Express Pt«. Ltd 021 22. Central Bid* 1-2. Magazine Road. Singapore 0105 WEST MALAYSIA TOUR 3 days ERASERS HILL special school Holiday Dep 7/9 hutel Merlin $300 Chalets $275 Bungalow $280 GENTING HIGHLANDS Daily Dep. TOPSETS HOLIOAYS ASIAN TOURS 18 days Tokyo/ Seoul/ Taiwan/ Hong Kong/ Bangkok 16 days
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      581 29 MR. TAN CHEOW CHEN Aged: 58 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 17.8.1981 AT 140 P.M. LEAVING BEHIND HIS BELOVED WIFE TEOHUAN SONS TANSERKHIANO TAN SER BIN, IVAN TAN SER GU AN. SIMON TAN SER KOK, JASON DAUGHTER: TAN BEE HIM. BETTY DAUOHTER-IN-LAW: NG SIEW HONG SON-M-LAW: DANOE KWAN KOK KUAN MOTHERS:
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      170 29 r MEMORIAM One thing have I desired of the Lord, that I may dwell In the house of the Lord and all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord. P«alm«27 4 MRS. E M N SWAMY She's gone from earth's toll to
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      132 29 OW SOON CHYE AGE 55 YEARS PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 19/8/11 LEAVING BEHIND WIFE: OAWGEOK LAN SON: RICHARD DAUGHTERS: MAUREEN. CYNTHIA. IDA SONS-IN-LAW: RONNIE. KEE SEUN. PHILIP GRANDCHILDREN: GARY. GENE. ALVIN. ANDREW, M KI.ISSA. MARK. JASON, lAN FUNERAL SERVICE WILL BE HELD 1 AT 3.00 P.M. TO BE
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      205 29 THE FAMILY OF THC LATE NG SOI MUI, CATHERINE wish to express their heartfelt thanks to Rev. Fr. Matthias Tung, St. Joseph's Dying Aid Association. Sisters of St. Joseph's Canosslan Convent. Mr Steven Ng and staff of Orient Vacations Pte Ltd. friends and relatives for their condolences,
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      563 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE parting of ways, once unthinkable, may well be the best thing that could happen to racing m Malaysia and Singapore. "To each his own" will mean more racing, more horses, more owners, trainers and jockeys, more job opportunities
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      371 29 LONDON, Wed. British racing interest this *week focuses on th I three-day meeting at York, where 1.90U years ago the Romans disported themselves by matching horses against each other. There is no record of the results of those equine events, or whether there were
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      Lock icon Beldale Flutter goes flying in
      178 29 YORK (England), Wed. Beldale Flutter, the only horse to have conquered racing's superstar, Shergar, came back from a freak injury to w'n the C140.900 ($545,000) 2,100 metres Benson And Hedges Gold Cup here yesterday. The three-year-old colt, who beat Derby-winner Shergar in October last year,
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      773 29 MASON (Ohio). Wed. Topseeded John McEnroe and No. 2 seed Jimmy Connors easily advanced to the second round of the Association of Tennis Professionals championship yesterday. No. 3 seed Gene Mayer, of the United States, was not as lucky. McEnroe had no trouble beating Israel's Shlomo Glickstein W, 6-0,
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      371 29  -  TONTO By KUALA LUMPUR- and Penang-based horses arrived at Bukit Timah yes- terdav, leaving only Ipohbased entries to come m tomorrow. Despite the expected arrival of all the entries for this meeting, the handicap for this weekends races may still have to be
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      186 29 YORK (England), Wed. T*p British jockey Willie Carson was seriously Injured after failIng off his horse at a race meeting here on Monday. The 38-year-old British champion was trampled by several horses after he was hurled from filly Silken Knot daring the the Yorkshire Oaks.
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      83 29 TRADE MARK i. Architectural Wall Coatings. II We take great pleasure m announcing that we have appointed I ABUILDTREND(M)SDN.BHD. I I QW32JaIanSS 21/39, Damansara Utama Petal ing Joya, Selongor, Malaysia Tel: *****7, *****3, *****7 as the exclusive distributor m 1 West Malaysia for the complete range of SKK architectural wall
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      Leaders stay put after controversy
      331 30 LONDON, Wed. drawn. Lancashire 326 and 2995 dec. (G. Fowler 141. F. Hayes 61, W. Hogg 4-92). Warwickshire 301-5 dec. and 125-5. Warwickshire 7 pts. Lancashire 6. At Cheltenham: Gloucestershire v Kent match drawn. Kent 3104 dec. and 276-6 dec. (Asif Iqbal 40, N. Taylor
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      48 30 THE Singapore Cricket Association's annual double-wicket competition will be held on Sunday at the Indian Association ground m Balestier Road. All entries must be m by 11 a.m., though only one member of the partnership need be present when the draw takes place after that.
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      26 30 FAVOURITES Container Terminal trounced Technical Training A 7-0 and CTED beat MED 44) m the Port Authority Recreation Club intra-soccer tournament at Bukit Chermin yesterday.
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      235 30 NAGOYA, Wed. Ann Ji Young, of South Korea, won all three categories m the super-middle heavyweight (100 kg.) class to move his country into second place m the 13th Asian weightlifting championships here yesterday. Ahn won the snatch with 150 kg., the ierk with 192.5
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      HAMZAH BANNNED
      331 30  -  JOE DORAI By Army suspends him for missing an examination HAMZAH HARON. one of Singapore's up-and-coming youth soccer players, was yesterday dropped from the Republic's squad for two major competitions in Kuala Lumpur because of a 14day suspension. The suspension, imposed by the Armed Forces, put Hamzah out
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      366 30 BONN. Wed. West Germany's traditionally tough First Division the Bundesliga erupted into an orgy of violence last weekend with both players and spectators to blame. Top of the blacklist was the vicious tackle which left a 30 centiiaetres lone tear m the thigh
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      168 30 CHICAGO, Wed. North American Soccer League club owners have proposed sweeping changes, including limiting the number of foreigners m a team's starting line-up. "After 15 years m the League, we feel it's time for some changes," said Bill McNutt. coK>wner of the Dallas Tornado, as
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      Coe aims to break world mile record
      436 30 ZURICH, Wea. me world mile mark of 3 mm. 48.8 sec. set by Britain's Steve Ovett m Oslo last year appears m danger as his arch-rival Sebastian Coe prepares to break it at a star-studded athletics meeting here today. Coe, whose blistered foot
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      Lock icon WBA reject record bid for Robson
      393 30 LONDON, Wed. First Division club West Bromwich Albion have turned down a British record transfer bid of £1.8 million ($6. 9 m) from Manchester United for their 24-year-old England midfield player Bryan Robson. Albion coach Ronnie Allen described the offer SOCCER ROUND-UP as "totally
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      Classy ORA close in on title
      239 30  -  WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association B led 6-4 after 10 minutes, but class told m the end as Old Rafflesians Association triumphed 28-6 (two goals, four tries to one goal) m their Pest a Sukan Hicee Cup rugby match at Grange
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      Farrer Park appeal under consideration
      200 31  -  JOE DORAI By THE appeal by Division One club Farrer Park United to lift the ban on their two players, Malek Awab and Hashim Hosni, is under the considers tion of the Football Association of Singapore. Malek, who also made a personal appeal, and a
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      163 31 THE lon«-NUndln«; dispute between the syces and trainers which surfaced at the recent Penang August race meeting was finally resolved yesterday. F*U«wlng a meeting, e h aired by an official of the Industrial Relation* Department, In Kuala Lnmpnr, the two parties signed an agreement under which outxtatlon
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      National squad crash
      109 31 By R. MANORAJ SINGAPORE'S hockey squad fell 0-2 to Police Invitation XI, strengthened by a number of national players, m a friendly match at Tanglin yesterday. Both goals were the result of brilliant solo runs by Terrence Cooke, Police's guest national player, who unleashed unstoppable shots from
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      SSRA keen on flashy Awad for Open
      202 31  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By DIN A ALI KHAN, Yogendra Singh and Bubhanaswari Kumari, according to a cable received yesterday by the Singapore Squash Rackets Association, will be the official Indian entries to the Singapore Open Squash chairmionshins from Oct. 10-18. From Hongkong came word
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      58 31 GOLF Singapore Open amateur championship (Bukit Course, ll.fi). HOCKEY BHA Lmgie Dtv Tw»: SCC v LA (Padang, 5.10). Telerec v NZ Force (Balestier Road, 5.10). SOCCER PARC l«tr»tearaey: Technical Training B v Marine Pool B, Fire Safety v SSRTC (Bukit Chermin. 5.15); Priestly: SCC v NZ Force (Padang,
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      Peter Lew in the lead
      89 31 BANGKOK, Wed. Singapore's Peter Lew yesterday teamed up with Suwit Wong for a 1,256 three-gr.me series and moved into the lead of the men's doubles event on the fourth day of the US$2O,OOO ($43,4000) AllStar international Open ten-pin bowling championships. Lew also fell 1,209 pins
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      Confident Gopal
      266 31 eases through V. GOPAL eased into the men's Open quarter-finals with a confident 9-4, 9-0, 95 win over Michael Tang m the Pakistan International Airlines Closed championships at the Kallang Squash complex last night, reports J. RAJENDRAN. Tang was expected to give the fourth seed a tough fight,
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      Kirn Bee Ong win Pesta
      96 31 netball title KIM BEE ONG Netball Club finished best among 60 teams to claim the Pesta Sukan XL Challenge Trophy In the Pesta Sukan carnival at Farrer Park. Results: Overall rlwmnU— 1 Kirn Bee Ong 12 pts, 2 PSA 10. 3 SAFSA 1 8; Best
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      Maurice hits hole-in-one
      53 31 AN afternoon with dad proved rewarding for Maurice Chia yesterday when he bagged his first hole-in-one m eight years of golfing. Maurice, 21, was having a social round with his father Charlie at the Seletar Golf Club when he scored the ace with a seven-iron on the
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      THE DRAW AND TEE-OFF TIMES
      283 31 DRAW and tee-off times for today's first round of the Singapore Open amateur golf championship at the Bukit Course. Pint toe: 11.4* Y. Nosaka (S), Chen Yeu Ping (S). HM Urn Choo Beng (S), One Chew Bee (S), Thomas LJoyd(HK). 11.57 Denis Tay (S), T.
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      149 31  -  J. RAJENDR AN By THE Singapore Squash Rackets Association should know within a week whether former national champion Hussein Ibrahim will take on the task of coaching the Pepsi age-group scheme players. Hussein, who made a coaching offer to the SSRA, will make a decision
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      75 31 Meanwhile, the SSRA are stiil awaiting Pakistani Rahmat Mian's reply to their offer to coach the national team. SSRA president Eddie Jacob said: "We would like to have Rahmat here for six months, from October to April. This will coincide with the East Asia and
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      China's swimmers want to return to the top
      223 31  -  JANICE SEAH By CHINA'S 20-member swimming team arrived m the Republic last night to participate m the Singapore-China friendly meet, starting tomorrow at Toa Payoh. Their gentle expressions and warm smiles, however, belled their determination to become the foremost swimming country m
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    231 32 PARIS, Wed. Aati-Khomeiny eommamlM who hijacked an Iranian missile patrol boat are seeking fuel at a naval base near Toulon, southern France, and want to return to International waters, a spokesman for the group said today. "There la mo question of our giving up the
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    55 32 A SMOKE grenade exploded near a jewellery shop on the lower ground floor of Lucky Plaza yesterday. It threw up a cloud of thick smoke, but caused no damage. No one was injured. Singapore Armed Forces bomb disposal experts came and took away remnants
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    56 32 Canberra, Wed. Australia's armed forces have grounded 48 US-made Iroquois helicopters after one crashed today killing all three crew, a Defence Department spokesman said. The machine crashed near an air force base at Williamstown about 160 kms north of Sydney, while it was being tested to check an
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    31 32 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, recovered 0.38 to 924.75 m the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    106 32 JAKARTA, Wed. A major fire gutted 4,000 homes and lef: more than 10,000 people homeless yesterday In Palembang, south Sumatra, Antara news agency reported today. It said the cause of the fire was still being investigated, and it was not immediately known if there
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    Expressway blitz: 15 drivers fined
    331 32  -  GRACE CHNQ By MOST drivers followed the rules yesterday on the Pan-Island Expressway and the East Coast Parkway. Nevertheless more than 15 people were fined for speeding, overtaking dangerously and road hogging on the first day of the Traffic Police campaign on how to drive
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    52 32 TOKYO, Wed. A knifewielding 15-year-old junior high school boy was arrested after trying to rob a bank of three million yen (about 5J28.210) m Saitama today, police said. The boy, whose name was withheld, said he wanted the money to travel to western Japan during the summer
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    US to raise defence aid to Asean
    270 32 THE US Under-Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology James Buckley said today US defence assistance to the Asean nations will be increased by an average of 25 per cent. Mr Buckley, who is on JAKARTA Wed. whirlwind tour of Asean
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    428 32 GENEVA, Wednesday OIL ministers of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), running into bigger obstacles than expected, failed m an emergency session today to agree on a unified pricing system. Opec president Dr Subroto of Indonesia who chaired the conference said extra time
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    40 32 NEW DELHI, Wed. At least 523 people were killed and more than 4,000 injured m communal clashes m India between January and July this year, the Minister of State for Home Affairs Yogendra Makwana told Parliament today. Reuter.
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    121 32 BEIJING, Wed. Counterfeit American and Hongkong currency notes have turned up m the South China cities of Guangdzou, Swatow and Shenzhen as well as on Hainan Island, according to official Guangdzou newspapers. Several people have been arrested for trying to change
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      251 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Why several electronics manufacturers m Singapore have managed to keep their heads above water m the last seven months despite a generally gloomy situation m the industry. United Overseas Land saw its interim pre-tax profits rising to $8.8 million m the six months
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      176 32 UP TO 1p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas in the morning. TEMP. (C) op to I a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., M mln. SUNSET today: 6.42 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.32 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Amsterdam 10/19C Cloudy LmAiicIm 21/27C Cloudy Ataeas 22/32C Clear Madrid 17/32C Clear Baarala 29/37C Clear Maaila 25/32C Cloudy
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        Singing for ghosts and gods alike
        436 1  -  LEONG WENG KAM j.u.i. i.m-a S3 By SHE may not be a familiar face on the TV screen but during the lunar seventh month (this month), she is a star of the road-shows staged all over Singapore. Young, pretty and gifted with a sweet
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        324 1  -  LEONG WENG KAM Chinese surnames By THE expression zhuangyan (&r* means "dignity" in the Chinese vocabulary. While zhuang and yan (r 1 make good sense when put together, as 'surnames, these two characters are also related to each other. History books say both surnames had their origins
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        131 1 tt Mun,youou^]ttxobe It's nice to know that your family fjt^ appreciates what you give them. And you give them the best. *^$MfTlrZ W That's why you'll choose Meadow wW. /ftll> I m Lea polyunsaturated margarine from IftM \w^ Australia. Its so creamy, so tasty. And J^jj it's so easy to
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        78 1 Can your child read? F rj Besides teaching your child the mechanics of reading, try to Impart the pleasure too. Find •at about aa Innovative, ■timnlmtlßg method on Pag»« 10 and 11 Dramatic turn As if there isnt enough drama m his life of colourful careers, he's getting himself, aid
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      289 2 NATIONAL Day Rally Speeches: Three Ministers will make their National Day Rally speeches on the two channels tonight. Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, Minister for Trade ft Industry, will speak In Malay (Ch S. 7.5fl p.m.), Mr Goh Chok Tong, Minister for Health ft second Minister for Defence will speak
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      PICK of the DAY
      379 2 SBC 5 THE Young And The Restless (Ch 5, 3 p.m.): More scheming m this little world of petty quarrels and childish grudges this afternoon. Lorie tells Lance of her progress with Vanessa and is stunned to learn that Lance is aware of his mother's efforts
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        445 2 The Seaman today is no longer a mere sailor. He is trained to be conversant m nautical subjects such as Survival at Sea, Basic Rule of the Road and other specialised fields depending on his vocation: In the RSN, we offer you this chance to be a A. NAVAL GUNNER
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        400 2 EXHIBITIONS: 1981 National Day Art Exhibition: Display of 155 works by 132 artists. Nat Museum Art Gallery- 9 am. 5 p.m. Till Aug 31. Photo ExMMttoa: Of 139 colour and black and white prints on the theme of our cultural heritage. Singapore Conference Hall. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Free. Till
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        1305 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by The Young J* *W*t Show And The Restless 7.30 Hews and Weather Forecast 3.25 Reincarnated (r) M i M y !n 4.15 Diary Of Events (Chinese) 7M ""I"" 1 T Da Speech By ,20 J. Crates: Kve*t, h Sin*- Interview
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        1518 3  -  JOHN DE SOUZA Story by His whole life has been one long play, a whirlpool of dramatic events that reads like a prize-winning script. Now David Birch lecturer at the English and linguistic department, NUS, and powerhouse behind a new campus group -with -a -difference
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        182 3 The Popular and Palatable SERRAVALLO'S TONIC (CINCHONA AND IRON WINE) fl m^?^m wT 1 s nLJ* m' ml Fv(4f 'VIVIVNKHWMK' U'l I SERRAVALLO It is for your benefit to read the following: It is our advice that you should insist on buying the original and genuine Serravallo's Tonic. Serravallo's Tonic
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        237 3 Lasting Impressions What counts here is service-absolutely superb, smiling, efficient and never, but never an off day! Mr. Rene Lecler Travel Editor, Harpers Queen Magazine Many wordly wise travellers attest that The Marco Polo is one of the finest deluxe, hotels m the world. We pride ourselves on comfort, ser-
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        What Theatrecraft is all about
        1050 5 A club is more structured, more formal, but Theatrecraft is an umbrella organisation to help those who just want to create theatre.^ Dr Birch, on his brainchild I was excited, enthusiastic, raring to join, prepared to give freely of my time, energy, even money if
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        256 5 Il^Ks P The special DentuJH ■BP^Sf>£%^/C>^ Oenie arti-yellowing »^B fcxmula contains stain s£\~ removers, a deodorant and a f x* >" special denture polisher -ingredients Wr _-^wtiich cannot be included m ordinary ■hk^tl »aW\ rHK toothpastes -^a^^'A Try new DentuCreme today fe- f¥ iPLV r"~~]m Leaves dentures sparkling clean 1
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      Lock icon Forgotten in their own land
      847 6 6 Whatever historical time-scale one may use, the fact remains Jhat Australia is the land of the ancestors of the present aboriaines. 9 Australian aborigines are living m abject poverty m their own backyards. This is the cause for which a five-member team from the
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        474 6 M When you stay at the Sheraton v. Hong Kong, you're right at the centre of where Hong Kong works and plays. ps* mil* "^T^ _dL_. i 1 *'__\^_k ~^lk*^h HH^^M I wk ii*s___| _R~________|__h>ftk^ _r iSBQE __> I IJv^^>^ <^_JB____M_i^«i3r Just a 15 minute drive from,the airport and facing
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        281 8 #3 VI I*l l ;.bn p" F nn he Straits Times Classified I recognises the invaluable service of Teachers and will be dedicating a special section on Teacher's Day whereby students and exstudents may send greetings or pay tribute to their teachers. So why not gather your class or friends
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        120 8 The Best Three Greetings placed by individuals will each receive a book voucher worth $50.00. Act now and call C.A.T.S. at *****22 or place your greetings at Times Orchard Centre MlO5 Mezzanine Floor Lucky Plaza Orchard Road OR Times Centre No 1 New Industrial Road (off Upper Paya^A Singapore jm
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        230 8 Q OHCHimp TOWERS 1 *****961 Q Q OPENS TOO AYI C; 2 11AM,1J0,4.00,«.45.9 15l>»lC; 3 "A apaefcutar advMitura CJ H yam. Ona of tha t>«al y hardwar* action {-J Mmaaraundr g Ha helluva J^L o (J The J3O bOan- AM "W- o*laTW^J| 3 flLBT^^5 Q Q GOUIO S7.Q B«a»lO M
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        416 8 !,ffi\ CATHAY i K;;i;r.i;i»n^flg I OPENS TOO AYI I ORCHARO 1 30. 4 00. 6 30 4 I 15pm 1 GALA 130. 3 30. 7, 9 15pm 1 SHIBUT MacLAMI I iJP^Change; *^#f Seasons I wrttißO DEREK > aWHlWaaaimiir.l I I 2nd ACTION- WEEKI I 11am, 1.30 4 00. 8
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      Nursing head calls it a day
      1355 9  -  Ambrose Parry Richard Adams' favourite quote, by 6 1 dress the wound and God heals it 9 He must be the most conscientious Idle Fellow who ever lived; he is disciplined; he demands high standards; and he flings Shakespearean one-liners at his students. Richard
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        503 9 BEING WELL-DRESSED IS BEING DRESSED IN A SAREEFROM k Our sarees have exciting colours, soft to the touch, I and very attractively deI signed. The range is just I about the widest, bearing I such famous names like Lady Hamilton, Toray I Tetrex, Teijin, A-tell. «TJw^V. U I Purex and
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        1263 10 If you had a small fortune to spend, would you squander it on a feast? It all depends on your lifestyle-.and perhaps your expense account. CAROLINE NGUI talks to a chef who's bringing us an extravanganza from Hongkong. HONGKONG. Where spruced business coats and
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        905 10 You're a proud parent. You're filled with plans for your child's future. He must have nothing but the best toys, food, school, tuition teachers... everything. But before you build too many dreams for tomorrow, let's start looking at what you can do today. AMY TAN mother,
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        20 10 If ,'/.'Hi^Hs^ 4ja *s«fi ft itH w^ms^^k P 1 f> Where Carnation goes H? JfllS the flavour grows EVAPORATED MIIK
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