The Straits Times, 8 September 1981

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1981 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 101/1/81
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    EDB BOOST FOR TRAINING
    702 1  -  ZHOU MEI. NS deferment for trainees By Economics correspondent of Times Business THE Economic Development Board has taken further steps to encourage more young people to go for industrial training. School-leavers joining the EDB's industrial training apprenticeship scheme in November will be able to postpone their
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    Lock icon Reagan: Economic future bright but...
    298 1 Reagan: Economic future bright but... WASHINGTON, Mon. PRESIDENT Ronald Rea- j gan said yesterday the fu- j ture of the United States j economy was bright but he warned Americans that recovery from inflation and other problems was only just beginning. In a Labour Day message taped for radio broadcast,
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    Lock icon Meters fixed
    27 1 JAKARTA. Mon. About 20 per cent of petrol stations here have been cheating consumers by tampering with meters, the Indonesian Consumers League reported today AFP
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    Lock icon Petrol misuse
    50 1 MOSCOW, Mon SoviM au ihorities today called for a harsh crackdown on tht wide spread bootlegging of petrol from government -owneJ vehi cles for private use T» is rare adnuauon of a wid -spread practice appeared m m article m Pravda, t.w O mmmv nist Party new«p»per UPI
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    Tig farmers manipulating feed' claim
    552 1  - Tig farmers manipulating feed' claim NGIAM TONG HAI By PORK merchants have accused pig fanners of "manipulating feed formulas" to produce animals that are fatter but which contain less lean meat. The secretary of the 600-member Singapore Pork Merchants' Association, Mr Tan Beng Huat, said yesterday that farmers are trying
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    It's a good show...
    200 1 THIS Riant lantern, la the form of a miniature park with two cranes fazing Inside and framed by a huge mosquito netting, drew In the crowds. The lantern, entitled The dood Shew, pat on a good show Indeed. It not only attracted the Judge*' attention, bat
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    Lock icon 100,000 flee Uganda
    72 1 KAMPALA. Mon More than 100.000 refugees have fled into neighbouring Zaire from fighting and wanton killing of civilians m the western sector of Uganda, missionaries and relief officials said here today. An official of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees m Am. m Zaire, five km
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    Jackpot in the sky proves a big hit
    189 1 Jackpot in the sky proves a big hit SINGAPORE Airlines' jackpot m the sky proved so popular that it broke down eight hours after leaving Singapore on its maiden flight last month to the United States Time magazine said 148 out of the 330 passengers on board the flight asked
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    Lock icon Dr K's book confiscated
    52 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet censors today barred Henry Kissinger's book. The White House Years, from the Moscow International Book Fair. A spokesman for the publishers, Little, Brown and Company, said Soviet customs officers confiscated the book but said it would be returned after the fair ends on
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    Lock icon A mum in a million
    140 1 A ONE m a million chance came true when a woman with two wombs gave birth to two healthy baby boys m a hospital last Friday British newspapers aptly railed Mrs Theresa Ebers, 22, a "mum m a j million." Officials of Guy's Hospital, m
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    Lock icon Six Malaysian centres as nuclei for development
    487 1 THE Malaysian Government has identified six existing major regional urban centres that will form the nuclei for an overall national development strategy, Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam disclosed today. The centres are Kuantan on the east coast, Kuala Lumpur in the central
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    BANNED PLAYERS BACK IN NATIONAL SQUAD
    90 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The four footballers who had their suspensions lifted last Friday by the Football Association of Singapore are back m the national squad. Syed Mutalib. Fandi Ahmad, Malek Awab and Hashim Hosni will get back to training with the rest of the
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    Lock icon Sultan of Brunei replaces Chief Minister
    211 1 Sultan of Brunei replaces Chief Minister BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon THE Sultan of Brunei has replaced his chief minister m a reshuffle of his administration m preparation for full independence at the end of 1983, a brief palace statement said. Pengiran Abdul Momin. Chief Minister for the last nine years,
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    Lock icon New state of Senegambia
    67 1 DAKAR. Mon Senegalese President Abdou Diouf said today his country will unite with tiny Gambia by Jan 1 next year and the two countries will be called Senegambia. The two nations have long talked about a union, but it was not until Senegal sent 1.500 troops
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    51 1 AFGHANS CROSS INTO PAKISTAN ISLAMABAD, Man. About M Afghan soldlrps la two armoured personnel carriers crowed Into Pakistan today and searched a village In a remote area of Baluchistan provlnee, Radio Pakistan reported. The radio said the soldiers took back with them some weapons th*y found In the village.
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      258 1 44 pages today STOCK MARKET 17 POINTS DOWN Times Business A A 'must' A when on I business Pag* 8 Reports of child abuse up sharply Pag* 9 Pirates: Help from two govts sought Pag* 8 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3,4,« CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 12 LETTERS 13 COMICS 14 CLASSIFIEDS lt-28
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      719 2 Govts' aid sought OIL firms and local shippers are seeking both the Singapore and Indonesian governments' help to solve the pirate problem in the Phillip Channel. They fear the pirate attacks can jeopardise shipping in the area as they increase the risk of accidents at sea. Also, mariners may
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      COMMENTS
      223 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE new task force to look into ways and means of raising the educational level of the Malay community most break the vicious circle of parents who do not see the benefits of a tertiary education for their children, thereby producing children who will later
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      336 2 LET WAREHOUSES HAVE MORE FLOORS CALL THE government should allow warehouse developers to put up more floors of storage space on a piece of land than they are at present allowed to. The call was made by Mr Lim Kee Ming, president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of
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      BACKGROUND
      58 2 SEA LAW MEETING THE 10th session of the United Nations Law of the Sea Conference ended inconclusively in Geneva last month. Developing countries hope that the next session in New York will be the final session before the treaty is signed in Caracas. The US, however, continues to hold
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      SPORTS
      184 2 Barbara's upset win AMERICAN Barbara Gerken's hardhitting serve-and-volley helped her trounce Australian Wendy Turnbull and carried her into the fourth round of the million-dollar US Open tennis tournament. Barbara's upset 7-5, 6-3 win makes her the youngest player in the competition's last 16. Others who made it into the
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      569 2 IRA split ONE faction of the Irish Republican Army, fearing for the lives of its hunger strikers, has broken away and says it is giving up the strike at the Maze prison. "The British Government has been much more intransigent than we expected and at the current
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      159 2 Kuantan port repairs BETWEEN $50 and $60 million is to be spent on repairing the $250-million Kuantan Port, which has been bugged by problems, says a newspaper report. The go-ahead has been given by a special Cabinet committee but no time limit has been set. It has
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      SECTION 2
      362 2 Winning sculpture MOST European airports have a distinctive look, says sculptor Sim Lian Huat, because of the scuptures that grace them. So it was with the new Changi Airport in mind that he chipped his winning entry, The Flying Bird, for the National Day Art exhibition. Sim, who
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon 12 demands for prison reform met, says Solidarity
      285 3 12 demands for prison reform met, says Solidarity WARSAW. Mon Poland's free trade union Solidarity said today, prison authorities in the 12 of the 8 demands for reforms made by 150 inmates who have barricaded themselves within a section of the prison. Another 154 prisoners broke out of the prison
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      Lock icon Govt blamed for drop in union ranks
      217 3 BLACKPOOL, Monday BRITISH trade union membership has fallen sharply for the first time in half a century because of soaring unemployment "deliberately" created by the Conservative government, Trades Union Congress general secretary Len Murray said yesterday. He said membership o the TUC fell
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      Lock icon 'Jobless link to drinking offences'
      136 3 'Jobless link to drinking offences' LONDON, Mon. An expert on alcoholism says widespread unemployment has contributed to the sharp m- crease m alcohol-relat- ed arrests here. Britain's Home Office i said there were 45,102 arrests here for drinking offences last year. 10 per c-ent more than m 1979. Nationwide, the
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      Lock icon Oil rig sinks
      32 3 JAKARTA. Mon An oil drilling rig m the Natuna Sea off Indonesia has sunk after a massive gas blowout, oil industry sources said today There were no casualties. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hundreds flee poison gas
      58 3 MANCHESTER, Mon Hundreds of families were evacuated early today when fire engulfed a chemical plant, sending clouds of poison gas belching into the air. Men. women and children m their nightclothes ran for safety as more than 150 firemen battled the flames at the plant m
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      Lock icon Polling begins on move to sack mill manager
      424 3 WARSAW, Mon A REFERENDUM on a proposal to sack the boss of Poland's biggest steel mill in Katowice began today, Solidarity union officials said. They said polling will continue until midnight tomorrow to ensure that all 20,000 workers at the Huta Katowice
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      Lock icon Split among Irish hunger strikers
      313 3 INLA MEN REFUSE TO CARRY ON FASTING BELFAST, Monday inc. ii isu itouuiioi Liberation Army (Inla) broke ranks with the Irish Republican Army IRA yesterday and announced it was abandoning the hunger strike at the Maze prison. The move came hours after the mother of
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      Lock icon Marchers had nothing to hide...
      128 3 BONN, Mon. It was a I new kind of demonstration In which some of those taking part wore only masks. A number of young men and women took off all their rlothes and walked through the heart of West Berlin In a weekend march orga-
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      Lock icon Move to give spies a freer hand
      139 3 Move to give spies a freer hand WASHINGTON, Mon. A new executive order still in the planning stage would make it easier KM government intelligence agencies to operate in the United States, a top Justice Department official says. Mr Richard Willard, head of the Justice Department's office of intelligence policy
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      Lock icon Britain may have to pay 20 pc more for new subs and missiles
      247 3 THE British pr«pmmr to replace ita S-armrd aarlear MhMMUlM* With Iff missile* and »ubm»rimrm may r«st 2t per f*at »vrr the original Bf MIUm (SJlf.l billion) BMlget, a rrpsrt aald U4ay. TV- rhMxr to ft Wilton sterna
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      Lock icon 'US has proof poisons come from Soviets'
      208 4 'US has proof poisons come from Soviets' NEW YORK, Mon. The United States Government says it has proof "beyond any scientific doubt" that Soviet-sup-plied chemicals were used by Vietnamese troops in military operations in Kampuchea. Time magazine says in its latest issue. The weekly news magazine said the poison, described
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      Lock icon Asean not adequately serviced by media, says Antara chief
      194 4 CHIEF executives of the four Asean national news agencies began their annual meeting here today with a Mast at the existing pattern of world news coverage. In a keynote speech to the week-long session, the head of Indonesia's Antara news agency,
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      Pressure on for inquiry into Aussie meat racket
      345 4  -  LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Mon. Pressure is mounting on the Australian Federal Government to order a royal commission or judiciary inquiry with wide ranging powers and terms of reference to investigate into the meat substitution racket that is
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      'S'pore and Egypt have same view on key to M-E peace'
      249 4 'S'pore and Egypt have same view on key to M-E peace' EGYPTIAN /Deputy Prime Minister Kamal Hassan Ali said m Singapore yesterday that Egypt and Singapore held the same view about the solution to the Middle East problem. Mr Hassan Ali was speaking to newsmen at the airport before flying
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      Lock icon Agnes' toll
      37 4 SEOUL, Mon The death toll from Typhoon Agnes rose to 93 with 33 others still missing and property damage esti mated at US$lO9 million (5J235 million), according; to the latest government figures released today AP
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      Floods' trail of ruin
      81 4 Floods' trail of ruin MEMBERS of a commune In China's central Shaanxl province workIng to shore op a road that was partially washed out by heavy floods. Rain is still falling heavily In Nome area.* and "the calamity continues to develop," the People's Daily reported yesterday. The flooding Is the
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      Lock icon Viet arrivals lowest in 11 months
      101 4 BANGKOK, Mon. A total of 3,192 Vietnamese boat people arrived in East and South-east Asian coun- tries in August the lowest figure in 11 months, the United Nations' High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said today. Thailand registered 241 Vietnamese arriving in refugee camps in
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      Lock icon VIETNAM CALLS FOR CLOSER TIES WITH CUBA
      318 4 VIETNAM CALLS FOR CLOSER TIES WITH CUBA HANOI. Mon. Vietnamese Prime Ministei Pham Van Dong has called for closer ties and "allsided" cooperation with Cuba, the Vietnam news agency (VNA) reported today. This came as President Leonid Brezhnev of the Soviet Union held talks with Vietnamese Communist Party leader Le
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        Lock icon Guerilla group caught
        77 4 A GUERILLA group called the "China Imperial Guards" has been captured and found guilty of a number of major crimes, including stealing arms and plotting to destroy a military airfield, a provincial radio report said yesterday. The report from Jiangxi province m south-east China said the "counter-revolution-ary
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        Lock icon Jakarta crackdown
        66 4 INDONESIAN authorities have arrested a group of students and two lecturers from the Islamic University on suspicion of being involved m a radical movement to establish an Islamic state, informed sources said m Jakarta yesterday. They said the students, numbering less than 10, and the two lecturers were
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        Lock icon Petitions rejected
        60 4 BANGLADESH'S High Court has rejected writ petitions against the execution of 12 army officers condemned to death by a court martial for the assassination m May of President Ziaur Rahman and mutiny. The rejection by the two-member court yesterday came after three days of hearing of the petitions
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        Lock icon Thailand next venue?
        84 4 THAILAND may be the next venue for further talks on setting up an anti-Vietnamese coalition government m Kampuchea, Foreign Minister Siddhi Savetsila said m Bangkok yesterday. Air Chief Marshal Siddhi told reporters he had relayed to Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda such a proposal from Thailand's I partners
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        Lock icon Yemen clash toll up
        72 4 A NORTH Yemeni opposition leader has re-. ported that hundreds of people have been--killed m heavy fighting with government forces. Mr Yahya Al Shami, an official of the pro-South Yemen National Democratic Front, said yesterday that fighting started four weeks ago and was continuing. The Aden
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        Lock icon Sikhs in Delhi demo
        66 4 TENS of thousands of Sikhs yesterday marched through the streets of New Delhi condemning Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's rule and asking her not to interfere m the religious affairs of 12 million Sikhs. The marchers, reciting hymns fvom religious books, walked through the 12-km route and
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      484 5 Everything about David Plastow represents his company's philosophy. Which is why he wears a Rolex. David Plastow is the cus- that the gear selection lever todian of a long and famous ls doing something so engineering tradition. we engineered the 'feel' He is the Chief Execu- back into it so
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Headway in talks on Namibia
      280 6 LONDON, Monday THE United States has made "useful progress" in talks with South Africa on the future of Namibia (South-west Africa). European Community officials said yesterday. Western governments seeking a compromise formula for the eventual independence of the former German colony, now hoped they would
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      Lock icon Five die in clashes between Muslim leftists
      197 6 Five die in clashes between Muslim leftists BKIRI'T, Mon. Clashes between rival leftist Muslim militias In the northern port city of Tripoli left five people dead while the I^baneae Government announced It was going ahead with an Arab mediation committee's decision to rr-epen creasing points In the divided capital, Lebanese
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        Lock icon Toying with diplomas
        74 6 DIPLOMA forms have been used to make toys, especially trumpets, at Purwakarta, 156 km southeast of Jakarta. Antara news agency said yesterday. The police were investigating the case after they I found a number of trum- pets made of diploma forms from several high schools, it said.
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        Lock icon Held up by bogus cops
        80 6 LOS ANGELES police say two robbers, posing as police officers, held up four people at gunpoint and es- caped with US$3O,OOO (5564.800) worth of jewellery and antiques. Police said the bandits j convinced Susan Barcus they were policemen and she let them into her house
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        Lock icon Frisbee leads to loot
        76 6 TWO 11-year-old boys, who went scouring for their strayed frisbee, stumbled onto a more valuable find US$l,2OO (552.592) worth of stolen jewellery. Tom Golik and John Humphreys of Miami were tossing their frisbee back and forth m an open field m suburban south Miami on Saturday
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        Lock icon Missile found
        82 6 NAVY salvage specialists have located a missile with some "high explosives" that went down off the Maine coast with an air force fighter-bomber last year, a Pentagon spokesman said. The missile was marked with a buoy until officials can determine what to do with it, Air Force Lt-Col
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      Lock icon Khomeiny: US 'and other powers' out to smash Iran
      409 6 TEHERAN, Mon AYATOLLAH Ruhollah Khomeiny has said that the United States and "other plundering powers" have launched an onslaught against Iran's Islamic Revolution. In a message broadcast by Teheran Radio last night, the Iranian religious leader accused Egyptian President Anwar Sadat
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      Lock icon Nuclear waste
      30 6 MANILA, Mon. Japan has assured the Philippines that it has made no derision on plans to dump nuclear waste m the Pacific, the Foreign Ministry said here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ex-hostage hero sued for divorce after return
      210 6 FORMER Iranian hostage Charles Jones Jr, the only black man who was held throughout the 444 days of the hostage crisis, was sued (or divorce by his wife (oar months after he came home to a hero's welcome. The divorce suit, died In
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      Lock icon BATTLES STILL RAGING ON ABADAN FRONT
      188 6 BATTLES STILL RAGING ON ABADAN FRONT NKX)SIA (Cyprus). Mon Six-day-old battles between Iraqi and Iranian forces at Susangerd in Iran's southern province of Khuzistan and Sar-e Pol Zahab in the IM continued unabated yesterday as air strikes and artillery battles raged on the Abadan front, the two countries reported. Iraq
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      Lock icon Palestinian guerillas captured
      105 6 TEL AVIV, Mon. Israeli security forces have captured a group of Palestinian guerillas that killed two people and injured 27 more in seven bombings in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv over the past half year, the military command said yesterday. The group, captured several weeks ago, are members
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      Document drafted but key points are still uncertain
      1280 7  -  LIESL GRAZ UN CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA By Our Geneva reporter THE 10th session of the UN Law of the Sea Conference ended last month m Geneva without a clear consensus. Developing countries hope that the next meeting m
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      Prof Koh certain next round will be the clincher
      593 7  -  LIESL GRAZ By Pur Geneva reporter 4 There has been a proposal that we might exclude the seabed mining paragraphs from the convention. That is completely unacceptable. It is all a package deal. The convention must be a whole. WHEN the
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    Son Sann tells of his firm hope as he leaves
    346 8 Son Sann tells of his firm hope as he leaves ANTI-communist Khmer rtrtiw* leader. Mr Son Sann left Singapore yes terday with the firm nope that friendly nations would "carry out their obligations" to help resolve the Kampuchean problem and restore peace and security to South-east Asia. The 70-year-old guerilla
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    Alumni office bearers
    45 8 DR Peter Tay Seng Hui was ek-cted president for 1981 82 ol Alumni International Singapore during its recent governing council meeting. Other office-bearen include: first vice-president. Mrs Roiie Fang Ong, second vice-president, Dr Teoh Pek Chuan: and, secretary, Ms Helen KM Son
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    Pirate raids: Joint plea for help from S'pore, Jakarta
    507 8  -  PAUL WEE and N. G. KUTTY, Oil firms and shipping community act By Crime Desk OIL companies and the local shipping community are seeking both the Singapore and Indonesian governments' help after a wave of pirate attacks on vessels in the
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    Lantern festival
    40 8 AVER Rajah constituency will hold a lantern festival at Pandan Gardens Housing Estate on Friday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. It has been organised to create better rapport among constituents, and to celebrate the Bth Moon Festival.
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    Now SIA execs can sport 'casual' look
    235 8 Now SIA execs can sport 'casual' look A 'must' when on business SINGAPORE Airlines executives have unknotted themselves over the necktie question after the Prime Minister mentioned it m his National Day rally speech. They can now adopt the "casual" open-necked look with the management's blessings if they are not
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    Defence Ministry studies Shell appraisal system
    239 8 Defence Ministry studies Shell appraisal system THE Defence Ministry Is stadylng the Shell appraisal system and may m«4lfy parts af It to salt the Slngaparr Armed Farces' needs. Mladef's first depaty rtocretary, Mr Richard Laa, told a press brief Ing last week: "We are stadylag the Shell system with a
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    Man charged with using invalid pass
    92 8 A FORMER Singapore Bus Service employee who cheated the company when he used an invalidated employee's bus pass on July 29, was fined $150 by a magistrate's court yesterday. The court heard that Neelakantan Veerapan, 37, boarded Service 126 at New Bridge Road that
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    Woman stole four bras
    61 8 ELJSA Moesa Duvall, 36, an Indonesian, walked out of the OG department store at Upper Cross Street on Sep 5 with eight new brassieres and was detained by a security officer, a magistrate heard yesterday. For four of the Items were stolen. She pleaded guilty and
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    1.3 m METERS TO BE READ THIS MONTH
    113 8 METER readers will be working until evening this month to read all the 1.3 million meters in service. This is to enable the PUB to obtain actual meter readings for billing purposes, in view of the revised water rates which came into
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    Teenage girl jailed for theft
    116 8 Teenage girl jailed for theft A 16- YEAR-OLD girl, Koh Geok Lian, was yesterday jailed for three months by a magistrate when she admitted stealing a $1,800 gold bracelet from housewife Rokiah binte Tahir, 53, from her Block 426 Clementi Avenue home on Aug 8. Tne court heard that on
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    HDB gets land gift
    52 8 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry has decided to donate 40 sq m of land to the Housing Board for the expansion of Tai Gin Lane. The land is a small portion of that occupied by the chamber's Dr Sun Vat Sen Villa m
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    Child abuse reports up sharply, says ministry
    665 9  -  EVELYN NG NO INCREASE IN BATTERED CASES By Social Services Correspondent THERE has been little change in the number of seriously battered children since 1975, but the number of child abuse reports has risen markedly. A spokesman for the Ministry of Social Affairs
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    Full-time pig farming course starts
    216 9 Full-time pig farming course starts TWENTY FTVE Singapore and Asean students have been selected for the first lull time pig farm management course organised by the Primary Produc tfon Department, beginning today. They will be trained as farm supervisors during the nine-month course at the Punggol Pig Centre m Jalan
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    Jobs found for 483 disabled
    184 9 The Ministry of Social Affairs' Rehabilitative Services Section found jobs for 483 disabled persons since it was set up in August 1977. Of these, 75.5 per cent remained in their jobs after a three-month period. Those employed were in the laundry services, toy production, furniture,
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    DRESS RIGHT FOR SAF SHOW, WOMEN TOLD
    92 9 SPECTATORS, especially women attending the SAF Display at West Coast Park on Saturday and Sunday, are advised to dress comfortably. A Defence Ministry statement yesterday said as the spectators will be seated on an 18-tier high dexion stands they can move about easily
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    Two charged with drug trafficking
    99 9 MOHAMAD Sazali bin Musa, 24, and Affandi bin Wagiman, 22, were charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with trafficking m 196 sticks of cannabis at a coffee house m Toa Pay oh on Sep 4. They are Doth alleged to have sold the drug, weighing
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    1,200 to give views on cops and crime
    343 9  -  KOH VAN POH By IS THE policeman someone people turn to when a crime has been committed, or someone they avoid? This is among the questions 1,200 selected householders will be asked as part of a National University of Singapore survey on
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    Shouts of 'kidnap' greeted cops at accident scene
    433 9 court told MOMENTS after three policemen arrived at Paya Lebar Road to investigate a traffic accident, a man came running up to them shouting rkianap! kidnap!" Company director Tan Thuan Teck, 42, then pointed to another man, who was running into Pereira
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    Kerbs curb on riders
    111 9 MOTORCYCLES and bicycles have shared this path with pedestrians for too long, members of the public feel. They have complained to The Straits Times about the danger the two-wheelers pose, and a Housing Board spokesman said the board is going to do something about it. It
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    $1 m to cut out smoke
    167 9 THE Singapore Bus Service has spent $1 million since 1979 to tackle the problem of smoky buses. But it has been money well spent in that 90 per cent of the company's operating fleet of nearly 2,500 buses have passed the smoke emission test.
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    FORMER DIRECTOR ADMITS $63,000 CBT
    174 9 FORMER DIRECTOR ADMITS $63,000 CBT A FORMER director of Litat Credit FMe Ltd (LCPL) yesterday admit ted criminal breach of trust of $63,893.70 Law Ah Mee. 30. now self-employed. applied through his counsel, Mr Eapon (.'ariose, to have his sentence postponed pending restitution. Mr Carlose told the dis trict judge.
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    F and N is cleared of charge
    61 10 F and N is cleared of charge FRASER and Neave (S) Pte Ltd was yesterday discharged of manufacturing carbonated drinks which contained yeast particles. Environment Ministry prosecutor Mr Yeo Seng Hong applied for the discharge. No reasons were given. The charge said a bottle of 7-Up sold by Dan Joo
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    400 booked last week
    62 10 SOME 400 motorists were summoned for various offences along 10 roads, between Monday and Saturday last week. Twenty-three others were issued with warnings. The operation, to improve road discipline, was carried out along Lornie Road, Adam Road. Bukit Timah Road, Dunearn Road, Fairer Road, Upper Ayer
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    Tanglin police save day for two tourists
    219 10 $225,000 cash and gems recovered m quick time TWO tourists who visited Singapore last week are certain to have fond memories of our men in blue. The efficiency of the Tanglin police station brought joy to the two who would have lost over
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    Sisir awards
    40 10 THE Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Tony Tan, will present Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (Sisir) marks and safety licences to 22 companies at a dinner tomorrow, at the Island Ballroom Shangri-La Hotel, at 8 p.m.
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    Articles left behind
    51 10 ARTICLES left behind in buses and taxis between Aug 16 nd Aug 31 include a calculator, a beret, a watch, binoculars, a painting, a wooden carving, gloves, stamps, cash, an iron, a sweater, and spectacles. Owners may claim these items during office hours at the Registry of
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    STPB urged: Keep up on promotions
    414 10 THE hotel industry feels the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board should spend more on promotions abroad to draw more tourists. The Singapore Hotel Association, in its latest publication, Lu Guan, says the board should not reduce the financial resources it allocates for promotions. "It may
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    MULTIPLE WOUNDS FOUND ON TAILOR'S BODY
    238 10 MULTIPLE WOUNDS FOUND ON TAILOR'S BODY A TAILOR and part-time nightclub singer was found dead m his ninth floor flat yesterday the eve of his birthday. Police, who identified him as Mr Ong Chung Lian, 31, said he had multiple stab wounds on his body and have classified the case
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    Lots of legwork in jumbo move to Kent Ridge
    252 10 Lots of legwork in jumbo move to Kent Ridge IT'S a jumbo bon? alright. It is (ram the hind leu of an Indian elephant and has been with the Zoology Department of the National I nlversltv of Singapore since 1953. And unlike most peoSle, the department oes not believe In
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    Deepavali Queen quest
    57 10 THE Singapore Indian Film. Arts and Dramatic Society is holding a Miss Deepavali Queen contest at the National Theatre on Nov 14. Those interested should get their entry forms from New India Emporium m High Street Centre The forms are also available at various saree shops. For
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    21 days' notice for tying the knot
    149 10 COUPLES wishing to get married were reminded yesterday that the law requires them to give 21 days' notice at the Registry of Marriage. A Ministry of Social Affairs spokesman who gave the reminder said there have been instances of couples who claim ignorance
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    One in 4 grouses against taxis quashed
    174 10 One in 4 grouses against taxis quashed ONE in every four complaints made by commuters against taxi drivers every month is quashed by the Registry of Vehicles. This is mainly because complainants are reluctant to go down to the ROV's headquarters in Middle Road to make statements. When this happens,
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      Lock icon Cabinet panel gives nod to Kuantan port repairs
      432 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday A SPECIAL Cabinet committee has given the go-ahead for full scale repair work estimated to cost between M$50 and M$60 million on the trouble-plagued Kuantan Port. No time frame for the repairs has been worked out, but the firm
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      Lock icon DISCIPLINE BOARD SACKS 16 POLICEMEN
      119 11 DISCIPLINE BOARD SACKS 16 POLICEMEN PENANG, Mon. Sixteen policemen In Georgetown were racked on Satarday by the police dlsclpU■ary board, which had Investigated reports of negligence and "malpractices," sonrees said yesterday. I he dismissed It were corporal and IS constables. Still under Investigation are over M officers and men from
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      Lock icon Draining away Penang airport's sinking feeling
      80 11 PENANG, Mon The Malaysian authorities are to build underground drains next to the runway at the international airport here to stop it from sinking, a spokesman said today. Work on the M$6.5 million project will start next week and follows recent local press reports
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      Lock icon PAS call to lift govt ban on rallies
      333 11 PAS president Datuk Haji Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda has proposed two measures for the new government under Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad to consider. He said the short-term measure should be to lift the ban on public rallies during the election.
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      Untitled
      82 11 WHILE Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad's book, The Malay Dilemma banned In INI is now fast becoming a top-seller m Malaysia after the ban was lifted recently, cartoonist Lat pinpoints a- dilemma faced by hundreds of politicians who are executive council members m state governments. The Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Trade mission
      38 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Malaysian palm oil mission left yesterday for a 19-day tour of the Soviet Union, Hungary, Czechoslavakia, East Germany and Yugoslavia to look into the market potential for Malaysian palm oil products. AP.
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      Lock icon MCA bid to expel critics
      87 11 MCA bid to expel critics PENANG, Mon. The Malaysian Chinese Association is seeking the expulsion of fellow members of the ruling National Front coalition who criticise or sabotage the MCA. This was announce J by the MCA president, Datuk Lee San Choon. who said he would be taking up the
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      Constitution change
      51 11 PENANG, Mon THE MCA is to amend its constitution at the party's General Assembly next week to change the duration of the term of office of party officials from two to three years. The decision was taken by the party's Presidential Council at its meeting yesterday, sources said.
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      • Article
        Lock icon Cargo delays
        87 11 DELAYS by Customs officers at the cargo section of Subang International Airport were due to the bigger volume of incoming goods and and not from any go-slow by workers as alleged by forwarders, a Customs spokesman said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The spokesman said an investigation had been
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        Lock icon Expressway project
        87 11 FIFTEEN foreign firms, including a German-Malaysian joint venture, have tendered to build the 28-km toll expressway project from Ipoh to Kuala kangsar in Perak, Mr Zaidan Haji Osman, director general of the Malaysian Highway Authority said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday after tenders closed. The project forms part of
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        Lock icon Grouses over onions
        80 11 THE Malaysian High Commission in India has been asked to investigate complaints from onion importers in Malaysia that the Indian National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation has given a Penang-based importer monopoly over all onion imports into Malaysia and Singapore. The written request was made by Malaysian Trade
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        Lock icon Blue films racket?
        72 11 KUALA LUMPUR police have not received any information regarding an underground film inddustry specialising in "Made-in-Malaysia" pornographic movies, CID chief ACP Syed Othman Syed Ali said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, commenting on a newspaper report. The report said that a syndicate, comprising business executives, has been quietly
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      1123 11 "Music is a sculpture of our legacy, our being, our soul." American Express, m conversation with Cardmember Choo Hoey. HHHHBHHHHM|HHH^HMH^^MHHH|BB^^HBBHBHBH^HHHB||HH^^HH| tffIJHHifr^^HBBBHHHMMaiEa ments ar >d string instruments. Since the ner's GcxxJ Friday from "Parsifal". For a ■'•''&H I 'Sflll^ *&'<-&&&B^KKUHBBi£&B-' majority are string instruments, they are split second I felt, "How
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1981
    813 12 The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1981 MORE CLOUT IT MAY not be difficult to find a number of indifferent or, worse, pessimistic reactions among Malay Singaporeans to the announcement of a new task force to look into and improve the educational status of their community because, in some ways,
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    Strange nuclear diplomacy of Willy Brandt
    1267 12 Strange nuclear diplomacy of Willy Brandt W The mystery of Mr Brandt's attitude and that of his followers is: Why? Why do they maintain that to want to avoid letting the Red Army one day become the only power that would count m Europe is to love the Cold War?
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    Getting energy from the sun, wind and water
    542 12  -  JOHN WORR ALL By m Nairobi The developing i countries feel that the need to develop renewable energy resources i should not be used as a pretext to deny them access to oil and nn- clear energy. Mr Enrique Iglesias, UN economist
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  • ASEAN NOTES
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      'No' to marijuana farming
      588 12 LA TRINIDAD To legalise or not to egalise the cultivation of riarijuana. This is a question that is no longer tr c subject of idle conversation m the mountain pro\ ince of Benguet, about 20 km northeast of ManiU It has beco.ne a serious topic follow
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      15 12 PERKIN ELMER The MEGAMINI® Computer Company PERKIN ELMER DATA SYSTEMS (FE PTE LTD TEL *****60
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      50 12 international Bank of Singapore Full Banking Services In these areas of International and Domestic Banking: Financing of Local and International Trade. Working Capital Financing. Project Financing. Loans Syndication. Local and Foreign Currency Deposits. Foreign Exchange. jpf* Wg A Overseas offices: Jakarw^^eoul Taipei Los An^ele, With associateck>perations worldwide. T J& f
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Not fair for rotiroe to lose 13th month payment
      296 13 Not fair for rotiroe to lose 13th month payment MY father will be retiring from the civil service about a week before the end of this year on reaching the age of 55 He is still in good health, of sound body and mind, but for some reason unknown to
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    • Letter
      Honk, honk!
      133 13 ON the subject of a recommendation by the police that drivers should sound their horns at pedestrians who were crossing the road other than at pedestrians' crossings, it seems our police are in good company. I am indebted to the London Daily Telegraph's Aug 15 issue for the
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    • Letter
      Chee Onn clarifies
      276 13 I REFER to the letter "No Call To Quit" by Leela <ST, Sept 4). The writer has not fully grasped the thrust of the article (BT, Aag M) which reported the speech I made at the inaugural delegates' conference of the t'alted Workers of Electronic aad Electrical
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      TV ads that get under your skin
      528 13 Messages flashed without your being aware of it THE letter headlined "Caught briefly in ad" by The Flasher (ST, Aug 22) may mean that more subliminal or sub-audial advertising techniques are being used in Singapore than we know of. Besides splicing TV ads
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    • Letter
      Long wait for outcome of tender
      165 13 THE public tender for a church site m Bedok Town was called by HDB some time m March this year. To date, the award for the tender is still pending. We do not know why the evaluation process, though a simple one, should take
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      For a song
      50 13 SINCE SBC began publishing Radio and TV Times, listeners to its radio services have had to use the coupons found m these editions to request for songs to be played. SBC can promote sales of RTV Times through the decent method the newstand N. SIVARAJAH Singapore IMS
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      First-rate trash from profit-makers
      141 13 SOME film distributors are irresponsible m selecting films for screening. A cinema spokesman admitted recently to money-making being the only concern and dumped cultural promotion m the Government's lap. In this case, if one does not help, one hinders. Heavy fum censoring is one indicator that
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      Mandarin should not be a necessity
      128 13 Mandarin should not be a necessity THE recent call by a reader to make the ability to speak Mandarin a necessity for all Chinese job applicants (ST, Aug 31) is unsound and unfair. It is unsound to deprive our economy of the services of people who have the necessary skills
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    • Letter
      Report such vandals!
      83 13 OUR car was damaged twice through no fault of ours. First, I parked it m a covered car park and returned to a flat tyre. It had been punctured with a sharp instrument. At another time at the bird park, someone dented our fender and bumper. This
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      Untitled
      93 13 LETTERS to tho Editor must include the writer's full name and addross and bo «ignod to bo considered for publication. You may add a pseudonym H you wish, if possible, give your telephone number and type the letter, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. Brevity is an advantage. We
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        No need to queue twice to post parcel
        328 13 WE ARE sorry "Bewildered" (ST, Aug 21) had to queue up several times at the General Post Office before he could post a parcel. Whilst queues are inevitable at most post office counters during peak periods, especially at the end and beginning
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        For air travellers' safety
        201 13 I REFER to the letter by "Disgusted" (ST, Aug 13) regarding the experience on July 8 and would like to clarify a few points she raised. I am sorry she was given the wrong impression that she could obtain a pass to the restricted area to
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        Errant motorists fined
        125 13 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned Motorist" m this page (ST, Aug 25). We are aware of the congestion caused by indiscriminate and illegal kerbside parking at Streets 51, 52, and 53, Avenue 8 and the northern stretch of Avenue 10, Ang Mo Kio and have
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    'Review existing laws to cover computer fraud' call
    339 14 'Review existing laws to cover computer fraud' call EXISTING laws need to be re-examined so that amendments or additions may be made to cover computer fraud in the years ahead. This was suggested by r _^^m^^^^^g Acting Supt Lee Kim Hock, who returned recently from a two-week corporate crime investigation
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    School's 30th anniversary
    75 14 HAIG Girls' School will celebrate its 30th annive sary on Sept 18 with a concert at the Tanjong Katong Girls' School Hall and a dinner at Ambassador Hotel. The Director of Education. Mr Chan Kai Yau, will officiate at the concert at 8.30 a.m. Tickets for the
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    'Park at the end of the road' idea
    222 14 'Park at the end of the road' idea MOTORISTS bound for UryUuig Bahru Road may soon be led up the garden path If some resident* ther? kave their way. The residents wait the Bendemecr Read rod of Geylang Bahru Road closed and converted Into a garden and park. This, they
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    thought deal was genuine, says accused
    378 14 $23m FRAUD TRIAL BUSINESSMAN Ng Fook Khau, making his defence in a $23 million fraud conspiracy trial, said yesterday he agreed to take part in the project because he thought it was a genuine business proposition. Ng, former managing director of Wirontono (S) Pte
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    Punched cop
    34 14 TAN CHOON KM, a labourer, was fined $150 by a magistrate yesterday after he pleaded guilty to punching a police officer at a coffee shop on Clementi West Street 2 on Sep
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    M-CYCLIST GETS $35,000 IN NEGLIGENCE SUIT
    127 14 A ROAD negligence suit against motorcyclist Chan Swee Mun was settled for $35,000 and costs before Mr Justice Kulasekaram m the High Court yesterday. Mr Chan will pay the settlement sum to the Elaintiff, Mr Tan Thian er, 32, whose right hand was seriously
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    TV can do much to foster reading habit – DR TAY
    347 14 TV can do much to foster reading habit DR TAY MUCH more can be done to exploit television as a medium to encourage the reading habit, the Minister of State for Education. Dr Tay Eng Soon, said yesterday. Quoting the findings of a rcrtership survey by the Nation* i Book
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    'Nude' comic books taken off shelves
    124 14 'Nude' comic books taken off shelves ALL the "adult" comic books at the 88 Coffee House in Pasir Panjang Road have been removed following a Sunday Nation report. According to the report, some of these comic books had illustrations of nude women, and men and women in the sexual act.
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      153 14 Bringing Up Father By BUI Kavanagh Hal Camp THERE S SIMMY &OIHG I COME BACK WITH /vV HE/ iSMT THATM/ \4\ 4 PO TO OFF i^ nAY BRAMD- /^AIMCOAT, 0/MAAV/ NEW SUIT I&U'R£j£, RUIU \T?HBR£, TAKE MEW RMrJCOAT/ r-rjp A*JP POJ'T ev/ER W£A#/rJ<3 9 j~r-^^ MV PAfMCOAT.'^ Blondle r 1
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        MUI cash offer
        110 15 MORGAN Guaranty Pacific Ltd has announced that at the closing date yesterday of its cash alternative offer for minority shares m Ming Court Hotel and Hotel Malaysia, it had received acceptances for cash for 4,596,373 Ming Court shares and 508,473 Hotel Malaysia shares. It received no acceptances
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        New prime rates
        97 15 ttSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation has announced that effective from today, its prime lending rate has been raised by per cent to 13.75 per cent. Savings deposits are now 11 per cent and fixed deposits between 1 and 12 months 12 per cent. Bank of China said its prime
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        Hume Industries
        83 15 HUME Industries (M) Bhd has announced that for the year ended June 30, 1981, group pretax profits rose 76 per cent to Ms 27 million while turnover was up 95 per cent to $232 million. Pa.l of the improved results came from the newly-acquired subsidiary Hume Industries (S)
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        UE interim
        104 15 UNITED Engineers Ltd has announced that for the half year ended June 30, unaudited group pretax losses were $3.5 million compared to profits of $3.9 million last year. Turnover was up 12 per cent to $76 million but interest paid rose to $4.8 million from $1.6 million. The
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        United Industrial
        100 15 UNITED Industrial Corp (UIC) has announced it is buying four companies m Australia through its newly-incorporated subsidiary m Australia. The four companies, Bushland Products Pte Ltd, Bushland Products (Queensland), Solar Plastics and Boilerguard Industries, are involved m the production and sale of detergents and toiletries, manufacture of plastic
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        Pegi rights
        49 15 PEGI Malaysia Bhd has announced that m its recent rights issue, acceptances have been received for 98.8 per cent of the offered shares. Applications for the 91,000 excess shares totalled 2.2 million. The allocation of the excess shares will be made at the discretion of the directors.
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        Lock icon 'Reagan was wrong'
        64 15 WASHINGTON, Mon. US interest rates will not fall much by the end of this year, the head of the American Bankers Association said yesterday. Mr Lee Gunderson, a banker from Osceola, Wisconsin, who is president of the ABA, joined other private and congressional forecasters m contradicting the
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        Lock icon KL signs tin pact
        87 15 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. Malaysia, the world's largest producer, became the first nation on Friday to sign and submit tne instruments of ratification for the Sixth International Tin Agreement. Malaysia's Primary Industries Minister Paul Leong Khee Seong, said after the signing ceremony at UN headquarters that he
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      Better business with entry into coffee body
      423 15 SINGAPORE'S entry i into the international coffee organisation will increase business and attract international commodity houses, dealers said yesterday. Singapore will now be able to buy and sell the commodity to other member countries with no restrictions, other than quotas imposed by the
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      Lock icon Guthrie's shares up
      57 15 LONDON, Mon. Shares m the Guthrie Corporation, which has big rubber and oilseed plantations m South-east Asia, jumped more than one-third here today after a market "raid" by a unit trust controlled by the Malaysian Government. Guthrie's managingdirector lan Coates said he believed the Malaysians were preparing
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      'Let warehouse developers put up more floors'
      600 15  -  CONRAD RAJ REQUEST TO TRADE COMMITTEE By THE government should allow warehouse developers to put up more floors of storage space on a piece of land than they are at present allowed to. The call was made by Mr Lim Kee Ming, president
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      New mini-computer for business and commercial uses
      469 15  - New mini-computer for business and commercial uses CHAN OI CHEE By INTERNATIONAL Computers Ltd has introduced a new high performance mini-com-puter, System 25, which has the capability of processing a variety of business and commercial applications. The system incorporates new levels of power, speed and facilities through the use of
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      Lai Pang Fee & Simon Lim partnership ends
      270 15  - Lai Pang Fee Simon Lim partnership ends LEE YEW MENG By THE two founding partners of Lai Pang Fee Simon Lim Chartered Surveyors, one of the Republic's largest real estate consultancy firms, have split. M Mr Lim confirmed that the company is now dormant and is in the process of
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      Broking firms get SES reminder
      237 15 Broking firms get SES reminder THE Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) has reminded broking firms not to sell for clients unless they can deliver their scrip by 3 p.m. the following day. A SES statement released at the close of trading yesterday put in no uncertain terms the SES's serious
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    • MARKETS HIGHLIGHTS
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        Monday market blues
        394 15 Monday market blues SINGAPORE: Sharp prices closed sharply lower on selling pressure In selective arti\r trading, dealers said. Among Industrials and finances. Central Sugars, denting, Haw Par, Magnum Corporation, SI me Darby. Straits Trading, Development Bank, Hong Leon* Finance, Oversea-Chinese Bank, I nlted Overseas Bank and Malayan Inlted Bank fell
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        26 15 Industrials Finance Ip 5 2 Down 66 11 I'neh 6 1 Hotels 1 7 Properties Minings Plantations Deb/Loans 1 9 1 5 2 2 1
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          68 15 long l.ronR ma I Leong t'r-dit rl E I 1*1 Properties M G Ipore Land I Leong Pin lealion D K I Rays <ir»iu Trading ■ie« View Keppel Ship .rnlmg. L- M W [•land Pen 690 9S0 730 960 1040 660 M0 740 570 740 370 595 575 448
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          8 15 ractors C MPH 550 300 10 10
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          16 15 ULInd Promet 'krilings Magnum Fotal turnover: 9.65m Fntal value tSS »m 538.000 504.000 480.000
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          31 15 BT Indicator: Industrials: Finance: Hotels: Properties: Minings: Plantations: ocbc bepi *****1 662.78 1576 09 1046.55 758.05 372.38 903.78 674.22 sep i *****7 645.07 1532.08 1024.31 725.40 372.15 902.98 654 30
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        67 15 MuUwd BM C CM •Id SWragf ■8 14 (•ainiirw. Gathrir Bhd Hm» Par -4 -8 NOT Nkllrat PMC -15 -80 S» mb Ship Shell Simr Darby St Slramshlp -15 -20 -14 aaloplnd *N rnUnp. -25 -45 Hame PE Inrhrapr Bhd MTC Mrtai B«x -5 -10 Perils
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    2318 16 IMM •iTRIVI HVVtKI I VI i.r I Ml I I Hi. l»*» Qmmm .♦•->• Nrt Vol x COOOlHlKh In. «M Mi Armi 290 -12 Ml Alcotn 144 4* 3SC 130 AllM-d Choc 141 4 4 ON III ISO B A T 183 -7 «S 420 330 Balm
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    Shares end from day's lows
    597 16 THE STOCK market saflered a relapse yesterday. The prevtoas week had eaded oa a fairly optlmlatlc aote aad at the opening bell yesterday. It seemed that the recovery might hurt be Bat those who thoaght the Imairidlstr delivery rmUag of the Stork Esehaage of Slagapsre
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    417 16 SHARE prices opened the week on a lower note at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday on poor carried-over interest, after prices had rebounded smartly the previous week. Sellers were m full control throughot:*. most of the session, but some late interest lifted volumes above the
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    29 16 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers rubbers Up 10 2 1 2 Down 71 5 1 6 2 5 9 Unch 3 2 Deb Loans
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    201 16 (Maaaai.i' prim tarhfl) The Ctmeiit 2 86 3.01 The Savings Fund l.K 1 74 Spore Prof Fund 131 137 S pore Sec Fund 1 88xd 1 97xd Spore Invest Fund 0 99 1 04 Spore Equity Fund 1.22 1.28 A81A l\n TC18T <Mi—fi' prtaw krtel) Mai Invest Fund
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    1177 16 BID and otter prices officially listed and business m an reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speci Red All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    732 16 C Propertiea (&80S)XD City Dcv 3.308 3.345 1 3.54 1 3.52(1)3.50(1)3.48(3)3.40(1)3.44 (1) 3JB liland A Pen (1) 5.80 CD M Credit (3.508) (12) 3.54 (18) 3.5* (5) 3.58 (22) 3.60 (11) 3.50 (12) 3.46 (5) 3.44 (10) 3.40 (1) 3.52 (5) 3.48 CD Sel Propertiea (7.308) (15) 8.30 (6)
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      316 16 HONGKONG: Share prices closed lower yesterday, on some selling pressure m moderately active trading, j I with continuing concern over I I interest rates and lack of any positive factor leading to the i fall, dealers said. By the close the Hang Seng index was down 33.42 points to
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      298 16 SYDNEY: The market showed no sign of an imminent reeov- cry from a 15-month low as 1 sellers renewed their attack on the oil sector yesterday, dealers said. The oil and gas index, which fell more than 60 points last week, dropped another 21.2 points to finish at 656.6,
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      2211 16 BID and after price* officially lilted and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Aleaa (1.508 1.585) (13) 1.50 xrt AMD (1.798) (4) 1.80 (6) 1
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      299 17 TOKYO. Share prices closed slighUy lower m limited tradiiur yesterday, as late profit tabng and liquidation pared •arty tains dealers said Tea 1*1 -g— A_Uu Ctitm M-> AMhl Q^__ Ml Bank Tfc Mi B-nyu Ml r__nti ~!___I__ MM alSSfVwr "ZZI Ml d Nip rut nt D Hip Ton") U»
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      107 17 MANILA: The stock market closed lower yesterday, though turnover rose to 930,000 pesos from 918.000 on Friday, dealers said. I ranat- was the lone gainer while PMJ B, Baste Petrelewn, PHI Overseas. Bcatr«*i, Ist PWI HMgs and Saa Mlgad B feU lco)» Mining 00*4 iUu Con A illu Con.
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      631 17 LONDON, Mon. Share prices extended Friday'sfalls to end generally lower m quiet trading today, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial TimesTndex was down 8.1 points at 546.8. Guthrie was a firm feature, rising to close at 900p, after Fridays close of fe62p. following the bid by Malaysian equity group,
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      29 17 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 158*12 Friday IWM Week Ago closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday Friday 888 1 Week Ago T02.2 ALL ORDINARIES Monday aOS.6 Friday 610.8 Week Ago 828.6
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      375 17 Msnfag prices were marked up slightly on covering e U P" country buying, they him. Lvnciitime levels were sustained in afternoon trading bat some profit takinc pared the gains slightly, they added Opening prices were marked down initially on easier London and Japanese advices but later gslnrri some ground
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      35 17 CLOSING Li PRICES Rubber Sept 7 Singapore: Sept: 228.00 cents (up 5.00 cents) Malaysia: Sept: 257.50 ceats (up 3.50 cents) Tia: M 535.22 per kilo (up 2 cents) Official offering: 243 tonnes (up 43 tonnes)
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      101 17 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $30,728 and closed at 00.(31 yesterday Gold was fixed at U*****.25 m London yesterday morning aeafee: pi.pi. B-eM-VMM Seas. Msa s»i Honfkon* 437 25 417 SOB ■asw*re<l) 440 008 417 tte *****6 418 886 Export pricn is MMWfiHH WAS
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      72 17 tAa ■B K t(|MkK .rr..l MUl B.y.r. H*IUr. II to. pdMI l*J50 1W SON MupdMi 1*150 ItUON hfMkH IIWpdKI HUH 2S0 0ON nWf^KI 246 00 M7 0ON llloapdlMI ***** 218OON >llo. *■*•(> UNQ UNO (1MB pOM> "MO J08.8ON <1W pdbU »6«0 J07 SON il»M«l »"0 »4J0N OcUttl
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      27 17 THE STRAITS tin price recovered two cents to M 535.22 per kilo m Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 43 tonnes to 243 tonnes.
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      147 17 mNBSK Pratoee Eirhiifr, siaffatparp, mm cmMjbMJ pncM prr 188 k« yestertey. Cases** sfl: Bulk fob *122 50 sell en. old drasa (la ssraas hand dram) M SIX J* sellers, new dram (ob $141 M arum Bajsai Mlsed (lease) 171 75 bajrers Pepser: MuMak whtte pepper fob Asu NLW
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      139 17 KUALA LUMPUR Prices m the Malaysian palm oil market closed higher yesterday, on short-covering m quiet trading, dealers said In September and October, south rase $5 and $10 to MsBBs and $880 per tonne respectively while it was traded at $877 .50 m November. The refined market was
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      338 17 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Sep 7. Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Sep 7: P( l uiDATHfi rain a i o.w pin CMfuwcHi Nomj—lraH*. •mtttttontan ParoMteg* quoted yesterday (croe«)partty c hangs L«e*l ■»IIt» to aae imlt W lwi<f earHM
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      47 17 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Sep 7: Overnight: 7* Call deposits: to T% Okab* B.yi.( S«Uiaf 3- month Treasury bills 6* 8 3-month Bank bills 14 7/16 14 5/16 3 months CD 13H 13* 8 months CD 13* 13U Sniw: HiHiaal Daws— lCa.
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      29 17 ngaport dollan on Sap 7: Oder Bid vn-mght U 17 1 month MM 14 2 month* 13* 13' i 3 months 13' t 13 Ovrrnicht mode 23
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      31 17 I THE average rate at which major Slagapere I j bftaks ate carreatly prepared to lead to their best I I ctut»wamn Is 14 Jf per ceat. J
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      522 17 HONGKONG PRESIDEX SiNGAPO«. SINGAPORE: 10th Floor. Wellington Building. 20 Btdeford Road Singapore 0922. Tel: *****86/7 Telex: ***** HONG KONG: 16th Floor. Lee Hing Building 54-58 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: 5-*****8 Telex: ***** International Dealer Market Imfccatiom -Mmrt-i I. I9tl G I A CartrfMd Maol Proportions On* Corot
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      619 17 m TENDER FOR PILING AND EARTHWORKS AT UPPER CHANGI T ROAD A Singapore Airlines Ltd invites tenders from a PWD registered Piling/ Earthworks Contrac- W^ tors (*500,000/- ond above) for piling ond E? A earthworks at Upper Changi Rood A M? Tender documents con be collected from at? A International
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      420 17 Mitsui OS X Lines I f SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. invites applications for the posts of PORT CAPTAIN I Successful candidates must possess I adequate knowledge and experience m (a) containerised and breakbulk cargo planning and stowage (b) all other aspects of cargo opera- I tion costs including familiarity with cargo
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      Lock icon Bumper wheat crop troubles American agriculture
      389 18 Bumper wheat crop troubles American agriculture AMERICAN agriculture is in trouble for the second year running, this time because of overproduction, difficulties in exporting, low prices and rising producer costs. Things are so bad the Reagan Administration has decided to promote voluntary cuts in planting of wheat and probably also
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      Subcontractors meeting 58 pc of MNC needs
      460 18  -  CHAN 01 CHEE By THE subcontracting industry in Singapore is supplying some 58 per cent of Multinational Corporations' (MNC) requirements of parts and components here. As it grows at a projected rate of 35 per cent, the subcontracting business (the making of these
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      353 18 AFTER a sharp decline of 5.7 per cent last year, South Korea's real Gross National Product (GNP) growth will recover to 5-6 per cent this year, and further to seven per cent during 1962, according to Bank of America's Tokyobased Asia division economics
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      Australian travellers spent $3 b abroad
      140 18 Australian travellers spent $3 b abroad TRAVELLING abroad may be mow expensive for Australians, saddled with what may be two world records (or airport tax and the cost of passport-., bat going by the ASl.C billion (S$3.K billion) Australians spent overseas last year, It looks like you can't keep a
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      309 18 SLUGGISH world markets have driven three of Singapore's nine plywood factories out of business, but the remaining six are confident that they can hold out. The latest plywood plant to be put up for sale is Golden City Plywood. I Jurong Plywood advertised to sell its
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      619 18 NEW YORK, Mon. The International Business Machines Corp's (IBM) decision to enter the personal computer market this fall has some on Wall Street pondering the future of Apple Computer. To some, Apple appears the most vulnerable to competition from IBM because Apple equipment is relatively costly
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      760 18 ffl 1 MUI Malayan United Industries Berhad Offer b> Morgan Guaranty Pacific limited iM(.P) for itself and on behalf of Mabyan I nited Industries Berhad (Ml I) to acquire all the issued share capital of Ming Court Hotel limited (MCH) and Hotel Malaysia Limited (HMI.) other than those MCH shares
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      141 18 EFFECTIVE 7th SEPTEMBER 1981 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK CHUNG KHIAW BANK LEE WAH BANK Smgaporr s biggnt banking group EFFECTIVE 7th SEPTEMBER 1981 > UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE Head Office: UOF Building. 124 126 Robinson Road Singapore 0106 Tel: *****82/7/9 Branches: Mam Branch 124 126 Robinson Road. Singapore 0106 Tel: *****51 Ang
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      824 19 H f N fof E r VICE 2M44M IS" T- CLASSIFICATION CROUP j _^b»^ t Soturdov 830 om Ordinory A3»A 3» /> I, A (<& I I 'I IV^lf-'Vi i>\ itf^kftC PubhcHoWo, 9CX)o m Sem,D, wlo B Ps^onal Service. M.rch« C A.T.S. \f v^Vi h/ \J Tim« Centre, 1 New
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      358 19 'ices ill DMeu _J (Com :a C3SAR2 WORLD'S FIRST AUTOFOCUS Automatic Focusing Automatic Exposure, Automatic Flash, Compact and j^^L. Lightweight.^^ k. LIH n ;> I PHOTOC rY SfORE rmA&P Photo Store Pie Lid liinia* sale £h£"« S«-K>I>O«SI*»«SIPHOTOG»APt. ■■■•■■aW 27 Wanted h et.ng MORfIIS MASTERCLASS OF Lont'iipore LonHIGHCST t BICES Of
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      634 19 \wif\ I D Personal Services D Merchandise SI AM HUAT KIM CONTRACTOR SCIENCE TECHNICAL DAY/NIG I lour. BWT V. Amp under- tier. Cassette Antennae InsU lation semce Guaranteed T •***** *****78 *****48 CARPETINO. VINYL TILINGS. TROPICAL TV SPECIALISTS md ceiling fur office BUck Wh te tolour Rrf>a '■■•iTMBB^TOrTB Antennae Installal.on
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      1058 19 }ft I Q Business To Business !T! T 49 Packing/Storage/ for sale charter >i Removal/Delivery gfjj* hwmmmmn,m,hm/pt. \winlZ It. rice removal rtclnir. and dls- 180' x SO' x 1 Pi posalser*.- .ided 210'xSO'x P No job too small Tel. *****89 x,J o (Night 4M5263) £.;j, OFFICE/FACTORY/HOUSEHOLD 270' x6O xII 1c
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      446 19 \jEtt Q Business To Business TO All MANUFACTURERS. GOLD OR< vtILOWISH like C.A.T.S. 284-4422 Classified Advertising Works. ■ll(! SE PTEMBER'OC TOBF i AOVERTIsr INTERESTED TO ajg yo s 9145 VA i Class,! -Ads.The Daily Bazaar MrChla, Td 222 lQ: D Vehicles Boats I BLUE SPOT CAR Kent 70 Plea«>.6 Boats:
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      1509 20 19T» FIAT MACMO 2000 Road lax. rx» r Him rasnelle. sporu ift^. >. .miact _v^ (j ALMOST NT* FIAT 124 SkkKNt lA t^t. nd radm cas AV B\ V_ B; ALMOST 1t7» PUT 124 Sperk.:. ffMB g^P^K >«' r < Tip top i-.in.mion $6 MO I y^J tsooo 44«mn V\K^^
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      1680 20 p$ Vehicles Boats I*7* OCT HONDA Accord Om« ALMOST I*7* MIT It Sigma 1800 I o«ner gixid condition Ten r».v rival* owner aircond raaaril* 538.900 Interested con- cassette Rnad tax tyres new j tact 3****** Mr Tay Trl 4 I*M HONDA ACCOM) power win AUGUST IM* SIGMA 1600 OS 1
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      1635 20 jr-j 0 Vehicles A Boats 1*73 BEDFORO LORRY I wooden) k) §Bb.mim -1 condition Selling $1. 300 or exchange for motorcycle 500 1..1 SUBARU OLF 5 -spe«,. 1 dlo'f^LiSl" 1 owner PARF. sports rlms. air- .on<l radio cassette I.lke New J" 71 T^? tMI V n own r condition *****0
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      882 20 J3f 0 Vehicles Boats ntOUmCO ANY 0000 r.mdlllon S^BMMMMMMMMMMMMMaC 78 Scrap VhrCN,. I MMOa 746.5822 MMMMMMBBBBBeaMM WANTED ANY MOOEL PtftßM A Ovl r c s-.,. „a r 1 Urn Ist Tit I i<»n l>r*>fa>rnhlv piUL »»UY* ,UW CL- i\ ellJlMe O?k H «T« EnUroMse liov lr 1! 1 2si 1
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      604 20 jSik F Accommodation mWl|| Properties a^Ml «i. 3*4 31 B '9 a. 'I j^ m +\t ~^*^J^mC aljunTed industrial complex v. consists of two factory and warehouse buildings of y V~8 storey and 7 storey blockSy^/rIP" Ideally located m the v centre of Kallang Industrial Estate with a ready source
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      1476 21 _4__ Accommodation A H_C_— B___~? DOUBLE STOREY SPACIOUS It Accommodation bungaio* < oedVocml OUCCN At TWO PARK v hed bungalow iiiifinii— ■■< $8 SOD Toh Tuck Oanlrr DISTRICT tt <B tlml orrhard kt „,.1 .1-. .ii.»ir mrr\ Ja .p-.r-i'-'-Mi bedrooms, study servant- Aat AUTVUL BUNGALOW m dlst amniiunUrppsii,, X dining
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      1494 21 _ft|_ C Accommodation A Wi|| E Properttes ?T!,!*,"r'™r*i!leTr?^ Thrd I a..*—. ly.r.ish.d ap.ri•MM DIST t OH Orchwd Row! Ed i ».ilking .iist.in.-e to superJO PEMIMPIN PLACE H '/.V-M.iV S*^""""' rrrace beautiful D IST HH.LCOURT APART ishrd ImmedialeiN'i-upa ment I i»-.ir.K.ni> larce hv enUI $2,600 Tel *****86 mi( üm dming fully
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      1473 21 A C Accommodation, BB|| C Proparttw NEPTUNE COURT L~» «_H SiX^vjsm; -r" 1 r rr 4 b w I** .*****y Jt Fugenia Penthouse 4 bedr.x.ms .mi »1 1 n wasmng $s_B I rUli.1 ll _„.< Ur T 2 h UrS Newton Road 4 bedrooms $4 800 ,v it> squash curt
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      1744 21 4^^ r Accommodation aWl|| C Propartiei DIST CENTRAL AMCONO .< t»-<1 DIST IS ROSE GARDEN rttoined apartment on high floor V.toh.tn 3 bednx.nis ,i link) rowai luxuriously I nfurnlshed furnished $1 .Ml rurmshed with swimming pool $1 AOO Immediate iM-cupation tennis court. 24-hour security Ring *****8 Mrs link f*;* 00
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      1340 21 jg± C Accommodation 4 aW|| C Proptiles BEDOK SHOPPING COMP< CHENG HONG MANSION fully fur- j_/^ Q Mr Lim J^L (1^ t__ EIIZABETH TOWER APARTMENT C^ for rental ibatfreeaM plus i ser- S_\. *> —^*_H^_V vant s Tel *****24 W EQUATORIAL APARTMENT. HIGH r LEONW TOWERS A Hlk 4 bed-
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      2113 22 bIT p\CCO^ .««•>> r»B« 2 STOW V wmi .1. ajq PraaortsM For Sak* roo|n> z bathrooms rJ^T m^^ r^ expensive furnishing* subject to a_B— ''.rf^ semi-delacned 4 bednalttrooau. $*****0 IENOKOM LIMA Jalan Kern bantam i>im 14 new double storey letnt-deUrhed for saJe a nmi 1 71 Biriii Park 5 bedrooms,
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      349 22 CORNER SEMIDETACHED A lotus Avenue 4 bedrooms .S3O sq ft $750.rjn0 Tel *****9 DIST 11 BEAUTIFUL SINGLE STOREY bungalow. ***** sqfl Tel *****93 Ll HWAN VKW dlst 19. double storey semi-detached. 3.800 sq ft Freehold Fiona. *****00 SMOIE STOREY BUNGALOW M Sembawang for sale Area 7.50 sqft Selling $450,000 Tel
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      627 22 ■MMNtatton A arttet D pnopttncs FJUTDJ By mentioning m your AD Location neighbourhood View c Sue of land 4 built uf area 3 Home or flat I Detached/ Semi-de-tached/ Terrace/ Split level Brick/ timber construction Number of room* 1 lounge/ dining/ bedrooms/ study/ both roams/ kitchen/ servants' quarters Fittings, fixtures
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      1528 22 Jk C Accommodation [■■11 C Propertfs ture se^llnTlo^k s'uik and Ü blir' l a Chfnn 26M31 I rel Highest offer secures Tel ROOMS HDB Tanjnng Rhu Es It *****95, principals only highest floor, partly ren<i CAVENAOH HOUSE 3 bedrooms. ?^l'l^ 3 l 'furnished 1 .800 sq fl Pool se- *-*OOM
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      1252 22 jfell C Accommodation* —II C Properties IT BUNGALOW WANTED IN r, Hal districts 9. 10 or II Please jt~^r apply detail* U> Mr Tan tel f» N^^ ■>- BUYER LOOKING FOR terrain J^ _V Katoni iHininri > >VJbK\ H NAlSk I, $400,000) Owners rail :H688«7 B&^B CARL REALTY PTC l.ld
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      1087 23 ■M E~£gr°"'~~l ffliyTr^t^. lOP FOR RENT SHOP SPACE AT 111 l IM floor 1811 VreaSM im im tower rent l.soo i..a*7 .i«ui UMTS ird for »holeialer showroom D.1. 8 nil 2KW224 N.TAN PLAZA UM mmmmtmM tl Win 1M"I 1 »»*MI»W*I WE HAVE READY llirntv who »i- rent whole M<«.r ihoptiousr
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      991 23 Jk p Travel Guide SINCERE* SCHOOL llfi HOLIDAY OFFER MMI mm Ul V">> '■••■mng Penang liHifl I U hy AC coarh tm aaaa^BF f%rry Ml)nrtlly 7am TRiVFI IfßVirr 19 PIT ITU 4I)! N Penang/rameron by llMttl UHfILt |I) Tit lIU AC Coach t**********9 I>ep Every Monday L lUari nmrm- Tuesday
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      1149 23 |0i Q Education A Instruction INSTITUTE OF I t£jL iMARKETING 0+ J\ bv-* w— Superior Instruction and Fv, E Mac thra Pr»para tloo for th*) Cartif tcata Examination from tha COfTßjßpono*)nca) Division of Stamford. Stamfords recently revised courses bl Marketing fw Parts I and II of tr-e Certificate examination are
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      1342 24 oj| Q Education A Instruction MMMM eOOKKEf»INO BEOINNfMS ««9 rnmiissMi lal COUNSI .mmm. üm I3*tl i»« Lnii»imua» t pm or Tuesai«l^Ba^aa«BaKaaVaaßaßßßß>lSß« Uys 130 pan VOO pm rom- rrwnrinf. IS* SI Knquiriet Peace N>W COtja-UTM CtASett ..mmerclal School I 22* Ind floor InUoeurlMHl I. I i.mputer (XT7SM) an*] Computer Program COSTMC
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      413 27 ■A Employment i 29 w*Wa^aP*^»aw^B *a>c#nT two*, rone •M»**UILDtNO a MsMMKtfHMO LIMITEO An expanding trtipyard m Jurong wrticfi special' sat m the construction and repair of fan patrol boats and sophisticated commercial vessels re quires urgently PUnmnt Assistant Requirements Applicants should possess a diploma from a recognised institution or equivalent
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      510 27 ljjl4 Employment ORCHARD HOTEL invites applicants for the following *C CREDIT OFFICER B. SALES OFFICER C. COST CLERK D. STORE CLERK E NIGHT AUDITOR F DOORMAN G. ROOM MAID H. HOUSEMAN I. DRUG STORE ASSISTANT J. DRIVER For Poata A.B.C.D. a E plsass apply with full detailed ol qualifications. sipenence.
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      582 27 I H Employ* ***** I EXPERIENCED SILKSCREEN PRINTERS tor immediate employ merit. c Ksaerteaca m stttactesa printing c Flair m colours c Initiative and work without supervision Benefits o Attractive salary for the right candidates c S-day week c Transport allowance CeM personeWy today a tomorrow at: 808, Bih floor,
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      512 27 Beechem (Mfg) Singapore an toe tORKLIFT DRIVERS alatad National Btrvkta At le;isl one years experience m handling batteryoperated forklifi* The Company offers Kive day working week Lunch subsidy Transport allowance Life insurance cover Apply personally (Monday nsilaj 30. Jalen Tukeng Jurong Singapore 2MI between 9am 4pm (SHSBusNii 240) -r^b^c^K^bc^b^ TAMBUAH
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      481 27 ran I lIA H Employment H T l l TOYOTRON (PTE) LTD 49, SHIPYARD ROAD SINGAPORE 2282 requires STOREHAND c Age between 17 and 2S years, c Well built and physically fit. a Primary school educa- tlon. Interested, pleess write m or call SHIRLEY MR TENQ AT: *****11 (lor mte-vtew)
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      453 27 MY PLACE Oiaco Club requires WAITRESSES PWt#t Cft>H p*9rton*ftHy si' MY PLACE PTE LTD Hotel Malaysia 40, Cueceden Road •ft #f Bp HI WANTED CHWSfM FEMALE C ASWEK c Secondary education c Passed In Mathematics c No experience needed c cm the job training will be (minded Starting salary ttSO
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      133 28 Our Condolences Deepest Sympathies to Mr. Narindas M. Sabnani and his family on the untimely demise of his beloved wife on 30/8/81 From The Management of NAM MUI CO. PTE. LTD., NAM MUI (M) BDN. BHD., CHENG HENG LONG CO. PTE. LTD. Tha Family of tha Late MR. CHEAH BOON
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      189 28 MdmTanGaok Aged 75 Paaead away peacefully on %1%1%\ al har raaidanea Blk 72, 65A, Gang** Avenue Leaving behtnd: Son: Ang Beng Siong Deceased Oaught«r-lr-L*« Yeo Kwee Eng Grandaon: Ang Hock Seng Granddaughters Ang Poh Suan Ang Poh Choo Ang Poh Llan Ang Poh Moi Grandsane-NvLew: Ng (inn Sang
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      65 28 Grace Kok Kara) Ling Oapartad 8.9.79 TMM changes many things But not the memory this day brings Heine mbered by loved ones IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHEN BING NIANG who led us on Bth Scot 1970. Daarly remembered and nwHd by hi* tamily and loved onw MR
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      160 28 The Management Staff "X Of MESSRS CHUAN SENG HENG HARDWARE ENGINEERING CO PTE LTD. wish to express their deepest sympathy to the family of their Chairman, The Late MR. LAU KIM SWEE As a Mark of Respect our office will be closed on 9TH SEPTEMBER 1981. We resume business on
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      114 28 MR CHU A SOON TIAN alias CHUA THIAM SOO Departed: I SEPTEMBER i960 A token of love, gratitude and remembrance In memory of a beloved husband and father. Your departure left us heartache none can heal, with the vacant place nothing can fill. Th* love, devotion
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      34 28 M. MANOHAR DEPARTED 8/9/ SO One Year has passed but memo- 1 I rles of you are still with us Sadly missed by Copt S. Chan- dran and loved onaa. I
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      76 28 TAN WEE HONG DEPARTED: BTH SEPT. ISM FONDLY REMEMBERED BY WIFE. SONS. DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW AND CHILDREN. MR. SOH CHAI HIAN AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE LATE MR SOH CHAI HIAN. OUR CHAIRMAN WHO PASSED AWAY ON SATURDAY 5 SEPT 1981 OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED
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      Going for the 'smart money'
      543 29  -  EPSOM JEEP Sometimes they get their fingers burnt.... By I IPOH, Mon. Following smart money seems to be the latest betting fad on the local turf. Of late, heavy wagers have been made by stable connections or big plungers known to have access to reliable
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      261 29  - Read to apply for MRA licence FAIRWAY By IPOH, Mob. Sarawak Jockey Gerald Read rode his first winner outride his home state on Kiwi Runner on Saturday. "Darin*, my first visit last year, I hut mused rid lag a winner on Ynlee. Later v the seaaoa, I was narrowly nesten
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      1251 29 IPOH. Mon. Weights, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Claa* 4 On. 4 I^SOm (Rating. is-SJ) 1 Mirafiori 57 65 4 King Tango 56 63 9 Jackson's Jet 55 61 2 By Pass 55 61 8 Kentucky m 55 61 13 Conquest U 55
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      231 29 DISGUSTED PUNTER of Kuala Lumpur and Henry Oh of Penang seemed indignant that the racing writers m The Straits Times had let them down by not publishing the jockeys for the first day of the recent Pest a Sukan Cup meeting at Bukit Timah m Friday's issue as
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      How the beaten favourites fared
      284 29  - How the beaten favourites fared TONTO By IPOH. Mon. How the beaten favourites fared here over the weekend SAT! EDA Y (good) Raee I: Rushrutter had a good jump and was thin! an entering the straight He found the pace too "hot" and finished a well beaten sixth. Race t:
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      Horses to watch out for
      250 29 IPOH, Mon. The following horses did well over the weekend and bears watching in their next run: Napall II, who ran a fair fourth to Vagabond IV over the 1,100m straight, is one to follow. It was only his second start. Well up most of
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      15 go up a class
      80 29 FIFTEEN horses have been promoted after their first run at Ipoh over the weekend They are (new ratings within brackets): From Class 4 to 3: Atlantis Gold (82). Baram Princess (77), Cape Horn n (77), Fun Kung (76), Joy n (71), Lucky Wind (78), Palladino
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      Lock icon 1,600 m record shattered by North Jet
      267 29 1,600 m record shattered by North Jet PARIS, Monday NORTH JET, carrying the famous blue colours of Geneva-based gems expert Serge Fradkoff broke the 1,600m course record at Longchamp while winning the Group One Prix Du Moulin here yesterday. It was Fradkoff's third success in this race. Ridden faultlessly by
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      611 29 EM CEMENT MANUFACTURERS SARAWAK SON BERHAD invites teooWl irom qualified contractors for The erection of one unit 1 5,000 metric ton capao ty steel silo at Pending Industrial Estate. Kuching, Sarawak The steel plates are supplied by the dient Tender documents are obtainable on payment of a nonrefunddble documents fee
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      460 29 IN THE SESSIONS COUIT AT KUALA LUMPUR m W CIVIL ACTION NO 1376 OF 1979 SPSS CORROSION ENGINEERS AfK) (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. 1 T*tot Commerce! (M) Sdn w# gp^^,,, n lank fat^* M «st Ing painting 2 Lmi loon Hock nd tubular •caftoldlng In th« m«r1n« and 3 Ton Km*
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      Lock icon Barbara surprise entry into last 16
      440 30 Young American qualifier upsets seeded Wendy NEW YORK, Mon SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD American Barbara Gerken, who had to play a qualifying round for a place in the United States Open tennis tournament, stormed into the fourth round with an upset 7-5. 6-3 win over Australia's seventh-seed
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      Asian title to Fatholomein
      154 30 SINGAPORE'S top bodybuilder Fatholomein Ali retained his lightweight title m the recent Asian bodybuilding championships m Alor Star. Fatholomein scored 167 points to muscle out South Korea's Park-Young Chui (163), and Japan's Isoo Nagamune (162) into second and third places respectively Ibrahim Sihat was J. RAJENDRAN
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      BRIEFS
      177 30 LOIANO, Mon Olympic Games champions India beat Argentina 3-0 in their final match to win the Loiano international hockey tournament here in Italy yesterday Other results Poland 2 Italy 0. Soviet Union 4 Kenya 2. Final placing*: 1 India 2 Argentina 3 Poland 4 Italy 5 Soviet Union In
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      551 30 DIVING Katrin Zipperling, of East Germany, won the gold medal in the women's high diving at the European championships in Split, Yugoslavia. GYMNASTICS Thailand dominated the invitational championships in Kuala Lumpur by sweeping all top positions in the men's and women's divisions. Results Mm:
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      Lock icon Leonard for secret workouts
      90 30 LAS VEGAS, Mon. World Boxing Council welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard will close some of his sparring sessions to the public and Press as he prepares for his welterweight unification showdown with Thomas Hearns Sept. 16 at Caesar's Palace. Leonard, who took last weekend off from
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      Final day's results
      498 30 Teams taking part: United States (US), Europe (E). Italy (It), Americas (Am), Africa (Af), Asia (A), East Germany (EG), Soviet Union (SU), Oceania (O). Men's mm: 1 Mel Lattany (US) 20.21, 2 Allan Wells (E) 20.53, 3 Frank Emmelmann (EG) 20.57, 4 Don Quarrie (Am) 20.66, 5
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      Lock icon Europe's women falter at last leg
      436 30 ROME, Mon. A chaotic baton change cost the European women's tram a chance of matching the triumphant men's squad on the third and final day of the World Cup athletics meet here yesterday. Despite a dramatic fight back by the United States, the defending
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      Lock icon World Cup officials reject Marsh appeal
      62 30 ROME, Mon. Officials at the World Cap athletics meet yesterday rejected an appeal by Henry Marsh, of the United States, against his disqualification m Saturday's 3,1 M metres steeplechase. The appeal Jury of five ruled that Marsh, who crossed the line first, had failed
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      76 30 MANILA. Mon Two-time World Cup winner Rafael "Paene" Nepomuceno broke both the Philippine and Asian singles records by scoring 1,445 piruaUs m a six-game series during the Open Tenpin championship sponsored by the suburban Quezon City bowling group. The young Filipino southpaw got the highest score m
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      Back in the fold
      290 31 SYED AND GANG TO REJOIN NATIONAL SQUAD ON OCT 1 By JOE DORAI KTALA LUMPUR, Mon. All the four players who have had their suspensions lifted on Friday by the Football Association of Singapore will rejoin the national squad on The four vice-captain Syed Mutalib Fandi
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      Iraqi player loses $13,430
      214 31 Iraqi player loses $13,430 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Wamir Kader Abbas, 22, a striker with the Iraqi team in the Merdeka soccer competition today had cash, totalling $13,430 (US$5,500 and M$230). and a camera stolen from his room. He filed a police report this morning. Wamir. 22. had left the money
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      451 31 HOYLAKE. Mon. Australian Graham Marsh upstaged Spain's Severiano Ballesteros to win the European Open golf championship yesterday. Marsh's final round of 68 gave him a tournament record of 13-under-par 275 and maintained his remarkable sequence of at least one major victory in Britain in
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      45 31 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL- Pe»l» Sakaa InvlUtK* champion skis: Japan v Hongkong. Malaysia w Singapore White rid. 7.30 9). HIM KK\ SHA I'rrmlrr Hv: SRC v Khalsa. (Parian? i 10 I SIM KK PARC latn-tour •mrnrat: Third and fourth pla< ings (Bukit Chermin. 5 15 pmi
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      219 31 McEwan (109) steers Sussex to victory LONDON, Mon. South African Ken Me K wan hammered a match-win-ning century to help Essex sustain the challenge for their first English Sunday League Ticket title yesterday McEwan's 109. containing three sixes and seven fours, was the inspiration of a three wicket win against
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      Too confident Singapore crash
      460 31 KARACHI, Mon. Singapore's 3-0 thrashing at the hands of powerful India in the Asian team squash championship here can be summed up in one word over-confidence. If anyone bothered to notice, the attitudes of the Indian and Singapore teams, was an indication of the Republic's impending
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      Sao Paulo move closer to semi-finals
      271 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Even a water-logged pitch could not stop the flair and skill of Sao Paulo, of Brazil, from beating South Korea 2-0 in the Merdeka soccer tournament Group B match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight, reports JOE DORAJ. The match, billed as
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      Lock icon Practise matches
      49 31 TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese and South Korean women's national volleyball teams will play three matches later this month m preparation (or the World Cup lou'nament m Tokyo. The matches will be held m Osaka on Sept. 26. m Wakayama (Sept. 27) and m Okayama (Sept. 29). AFP.
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      Saudis win the battle, but lose the war
      333 31  - Saudis win the battle, but lose the war WILFRED YEO AMD J. RAJENDRAN By SAUDI ARABIA upset South Korea 2-1 m the final preliminary round Lion City Cup soccer match at the National I Stadium last night but I it was a hollow win. For the Saudis were jeered off
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      103 31 fapan Bahrain 'hina JporeA Jninel Malaysia GROUP A P W D L F A Pt S 4 1 0 17 2 9 5 2 2 0 1? 2 8 5 2 2 19 4 6 5 2 12 7 7 5 5 1 0 4 3 20 2 5
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      Teo inspires team to deserved win
      272 31  -  JANICE SEAH Hi SINGAPORE RED forced an 86-75 win over Thailand for a place in the semifinals of the Jtraits Times-sponsored P e s t a Sukan basketball championship at the Gay World Stadium last night. And if basketball had man of the match
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      74 31 LUSAKA. Mon Zambia's boxing hero. Ixittip Mwale. retoined the African Boxing Union light heavyweight title when he stopped lxmis Per gaud, of Cameroun, m the (ifth round here last night The referee hailed the fight whfn Pergauil wa> m trouble as punches rained on him.
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      Drawn match
      24 31 BERITA HARIAN Selection stormed back to hold Marco Polo Hotel to a 3-3 draw m a friendly soccer match at Tanglin ground.
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      Lock icon Peru qualify for World Cup finals
      223 31 LIMA, Mon. Peru qualified for next year's World Cup soccer finals by playing a goalless home draw against Uruguay m their last South American Group Two match yesterday. The result gave Peru six points from four games, three more than Uruguay, who have one
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    345 32 CAIRO. Monday THK Kgyptian (Jovemment, imposing tough new internal policies, announced today it was taking over 40.000 privately-owned mosques and tightening its supervision of Muslim preachers. In the wake of last week's wave of arrests of Muslim hardliners, the Ministry of Wakfs (Reli fious
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    189 32 Peace with Egypt 'depends on only one man' TEL AVIV. Mon ISRAELS peace treaty with Egypt rests "on one man alono" Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and could collapse if he is overthrown, Israel's military Chief of Staff. Lieutenant-General Raphael Eytan said. "We shouldn't have any illusions." the Daily Maariv quoted
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    33 32 TAIPEH. Mon The popu lation of Taiwan stood at 17.982.181 at the end of July, the Ministry of Interior reported today The population of Taipeh stood at 1252.676. it added Reuter
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    149 32 MISS International IM1, i»-yrar-»ld Aastrallaa Jruv Derek, said her beaaty pageaat victory oa Saadav was "good far Aastralla." "I'm verv exrltrd, sarprtaed aad pleaded." she said la a tel»pli>wf Intrrvlrw yesterday. "I'm verv prand to*, bMMsr It's B«t »ftrn that aa Autrailan «lrl »1w. It'*
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    122 32 Invitation to South African unionist withdrawn SYDNEY, Mon. The Australian Council of Trade Unions (Actu) today withdrew an invitation to a black South African unionist to attend its biennial conference. Mrs Lucy Mvubelo, 61, deputy vice-president of the Trade Union Council of South Africa, was met by a hostile group
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    325 32 Begin in US to heal rift with Reagan NEW YORK, Monday ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin began a 10-day visit to the United States today, saying he had brought with him plans for resolving differences between the two countries. "I have come with plans and unilateral measures which I think
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    32 32 HONGKONG. Mon. Six armed robbers were the losers m a street gun battle with police today. One died shortly after being taken to hospital, while the rest were arrested. -AFP.
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    58 32 OSAKA, Mon. Japanese police investigating a 130 million yen (551.22 million) bank swindling case involving a female bank clerk said today a cheque allegedly drawn by her had surfaced m a Swiss bank. The police said they had asked for help from the Swiss authorities m
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    135 32 LONDON, Mon. Foreign ministers of the European Common Market decided today to keep pressing the Soviet Union to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan. This came during two days of informal talks at a country house north of London. A spokesman for Lord Carrington, British
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    369 32 BONN. Monday WEST Germany's ruling coalition could fall apart with the divisions emerging from the recent austerity Budget, Social Democratic Party chairman Willy Brandt said yesterday. Addressing party supporters in Lower Saxony, he drew cheers when he attacked the Free Democrats (FDP)
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    198 32 764 die, 5.000 hurt in China floods BEIJING, Mon CONTINUOUS torrential rain has caused severe flooding that killed 764 people and injured 5,000 others m the central province of Shaanxi, the People's Daily reported today. After more than 20 days, rain was still falling m the affected areas and "the
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    137 32 Wreckage of crash copter sighted BANGKOK, Mon. A military Aircraft today sighted the wreckage of a police helicopter which disappeared on Saturday night with 11 senior officials. Including a cabinet minister and members ef parliament on board, Radio Thailand reported tonight. The borned-ont wreckage was scattered over a Jangle hillside
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        Two special award artists
        613 1 LIM LAY LING talks to two of the six special award winners m this year's National Day Art Exhibition. THE logo of Singapore Airlines is the inspiration behind a sculpture which won a special award in this year's National Day Art Exhibition. "When I was in
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        Effective Reading
        125 1 -Chning yii jlng Wfft^ftift^Wtt'fP. ■'Hi*fl!i«*» i^WiiW^NßW* tt'irtiMte B* ffcffffeftflH'J A If& f 'J rfjitr-i ft il f* tt S«+ T This essay will be broadcast today at 11 .M a.m. and on Friday at I.IS p.m. over SBC's Chinese servlee. a iiw*r-3*B'JA *S^f*ftf*W.f.«+ RfcT 2. ju gjf- wealthy
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        Chinese without tears
        50 1 ft ZHU zhuchu residence ihiihu household, resident zhukSu stop talking ft* zhusu May; put up zhujuS dwelling place zhuyuon be hospitalised fii-it zhuzhT address For example, you may say, Ta da bufen shi' jian zai xu^iao zhusu. meaning, "He stayed at the school most of the time."
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        Fun with Chinese Characters
        59 1 Mmm*s ZHU A. (man) is combined with (master) to form "fi meaning to dwell. In ancient days, the man a. was always master i of his AZC live; dwelling; so the combination -fj. suggests to dwell, to stay. In I reside* modern times, however, some husbands
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        211 1 Golden Flights on MAS to v f West Ash i k Now MAS flies you from Kuala Lumpur to major destinations m West Asia. Golden flights depart for Jeddah every Thursday and Saturday, for Kuwait every Aii'^r Wednesday and Sunday, and for Dubai every Thursday and Saturday. f i^Mfc! En
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        95 1 Autumn adaptations ulu^n^W J^ I Find out why this I year's Autumn WlnI ter collections are I Important, and how I you can adapt them to our humid climate. Has The Wedding built up you* Interest In royalty? If you're carious about what they wear under their designer clothes, turnto
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      282 2 THK Music Of Mm Sound Or I luwund (Ch 5, ll.lt p.m.): Believe or not, a renowned classical violin soloist like Yehudi Menuhin is fascinated by the native instruments of the East, as witnessed by his duets with sitarist Ravi Shankar. In this week's programme, the classical Javanese gamelan, a
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      Lock icon Stones are rolling again
      163 2 THE Rolling Stones, whose 1978 American tour was rumoured to be their last anywhere, have put an end to those rumours. They announced dates recently for a 12-week American tour that will begin with a show at Philadelphia's JFK Stadium on Sept 25. The tour will
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      PICK of the DAY
      519 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 SHIRLEY Barney (Ch 5, 1M p.m.): Thundering voice and all, one of England's top songstresses Shirley entertains with many of her well-tried old favourites. Her guests are British fat man comedian Les Dawson, with his renowned Juggling dentures and ha-ha Jokes, and The Nolan
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        277 2 Does Poor 0f^ English Let you Down mm expert tuition for Pit mans, LCC or RSA exams could be your answer! A GOOD COMMAND OF ENGLISH can ensue joccets la yo«r pretest job improve your chances of promotion ■nd ucrcaac your earning power. V ou can acquire it qnkkly aadeanb.
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        25 2 i~=|| n A MITSUBISHI gTi W COLOUR TV fe j^^ RIPBOOUCES COLOURS WITH ABSOLUTE LIFE LIKE PURITY JM Read a good book recently? Times Bookshops
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        124 2 EXHIBITIONS: Ob CUhh lUnd Knotted WnUm Carpets: Vic Exhibition Hall. 2 10 a.m. 8.30 p.m. Till Sept 20. Singapore And Her Pewpie: Display of winning entries in a photo exhibition organised by RI Photographic Society. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till Sunday. Young People's Gallery, Nat Museum. Hinprn Calligraphy *81: Nat
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        287 2 .Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 4 Endless source oi nylon the 1 One uses them by the dozen prof developed? (4. 2. 6) (I) 6 The wards of PoUy Richmond' 5 In church unwilling to dress (5) (6) 1 Highest form of toy to many a 9 Sailors and airmen going
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        1089 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openmf folowed by The Youw 7 05 Mari M<nusak (Malay) And The Restless 7.30 News and Weather Forecast 3.25 Sunday Selections (r) M iK!!? y L 4.15 The Three Stooges t5! ?"W? s e 4.35 Afternoon Matinee Dangerous 10.05 Weather Forecast Days Of
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        447 3 TIDIIPIR j« 111 /^b\ 111 \l# >^j Unbelievable discounts on all (Jj^) j^ star-marked items storewide! I al BBW^ Is BB\. BJ v B> > B^Sh B v^^ 884 B^p^^^ 4 4 J |\^K^B^BH^^B^S Gold Chain Pendant .im*~—^ Carved Sandajwood Ball Pen V-—^* Raw 11 1 1 W H Preserved
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        Lock icon Versatile boudoir clothes
        144 4 Versatile boudoir clothes FERNANDO Sanchez has staked out a very special fashion niche for himself. He makes clothes to wear at home with a style of their own. Some are the superseductive things the satiny or transparent stuff with strategically placed jace inserts that belong in what used to be
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        Autumn in the East
        75 4 Autumn in the East Of what relevance can Europe's Autumn/Winter collections possibly be to us? (We, who live m tropic climes, more m need of light, cool clothes than heavy furs and wools). Ah, but this year, the West has come East so borrow the amah's baggy black pants, rummage
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        1076 4  -  SHIRLEY GOTT By It worries me that more and more young women are having mastectomies. There was a girl patient of 18 in here the other day. It is so vital for these women in regaining their self-confidence that we take very special trouble in
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        417 4 Now you can be a beauty j^mm expert m just 3 months! Tutored by ROC Parrs- A *m trained beautician with 10 Hryears' experience m the l local conditions, you will be I equipped with a professional certificate at i the completion of the 4M course, to help others \S*
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        96 4 WAKE UP n YOUR SKIN C before you fc go to sleep >^ M We often take our skm for granted. Till it breaks out and we begm to wonder why Your atta needs the gentle care ff^ of Anr* French' Deep C^'Sv^ Cleansing M* Anne French' melts away make-up
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      It's our kind of style
      660 5 From Pag* Four LOOK East. That's the new design direction today. Piratic frills and furbelows, Renaissance flounces, Tartar drama we have all that in romantic abundance. Only now, you don't have to search further than your own front doorstep for up-to-the-minute dressing inspiration that works
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      Nuclear disarmament: One man's view
      1244 5 THE news that the United States is busy producing a neutron bomb does not, I fear, fill me with joy. Nor does the fact that strategists and military planners are talking about a "survivable" nuclear war. This does not, of course, mean that you and
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        158 5 wall A grand book exhibition where over 150,000 titles by 1 ,500 publishers m more than 12 languages are featured. Special discounts and gifts will be given to visitors. TODAY'S SPECIAL EVENTS 4.30pm 5.30pm Talk-cum demonstration Meet Mr. Lim Siah Tong our cartoonist' 7.30pm 9.00pm Variety show presented by Friends
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        Dying art?
        900 6  -  Teo Hnn Wue By ...calligraphy does not insist on the viewers' knowledge of the written characters as much as the ability to appreciate the form of the character 7 1$ .1* ''1 ik fl@ I'll IS Chinese calligraphy a dying art m Singapore? Should it be taught as
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        Between both worlds but not getting the best
        696 6 Between both worlds but not getting the best 6 The discovery of that middle ground wasn't new, but it had never been so strikingly exploited before. It is ground on which Kapoor seems to have made his stand. 7 We can make Apocalypse Now m lnd*a. We have the talent,
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        281 6 Dreaming of sending j your child abroad? j J^m sU m V I life* j /vkxieywcxxlsslo,(XX)jad<potcxxikl I help your dream come true! I 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. prize money each
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        185 6 Over 30 ways to get your name into the right hands Qioose a message a touch' to people that matter. company name, a logo, a phone With a choice of over 30 number, a brand name. And writing instruments and lighters we'll put m the right place for there's one
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        LAT'S LOT AT THE FAIR
        371 7 THERE was no mistaking 30-year-old Malaysian funny man Mr Mohamad Nor Khalid, a.k.a Lat, who caricatures Malaysian life ever so pleasantly. Except for his faded jeans, Mohamad looked no different from Lat, with his shaggy mop of hair and that impish grin on his chubby
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        Rags, tags and instant stories
        791 7 REBECCA CHUA drops m on the annual book fair at WTC PEOPLE, people everywhere, with books and toys galore. At 9 30 p.m. on Sunday night, the second floor of the World Trade Centre was still awash with people, some m rags, some m tags,
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        96 7 MODERN MACHINES 1^ 1 New Plain Paper Copier Dewgned With Any Paper Can Be Used c MASTERFAXB-4S Reliable desktop electrostatic one touch MrV W!st^> device for Offset >* platemaking OFFSET 810/IIOL jmfA^M MM High Class Printing, Provides 10 ink Rollers I J^l^K 12 Form Rodent) I W^mW^^^^^^^ Suitable For All
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        36 7 f a T* mt Friends of the B^ A *i*^i^^ Qaeenstown IJbrary mtP m m^ will stage a mime fl I J m^ m^ stow at the Fair at mmm^ A^F V 7Jt p.m. H M
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        365 7 &r The world's first and only 'self-pivoting, self-cleaning shaving system UltrexU The pivoting head.) on can sec the cartridge ivonnv. »/> and down, ullowmu the Nmtn M actually follow //;<• nrm ol your lace lor a more cllecli\c mmve. The unique self-cleaning device One i>u\h cftcclncly ejects the \tnip ■^^^■■■■■1
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        309 8 CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! (337«7M) 11am, 1 4S. 4. «.3O «.M —No Frae Lntl b aaiyowd tt»a m4v of Oarkneai thar* hi World of SWORD mmt SOWCCWV "I V*ibbbb^ B" -"*f- -iaaaaWf V t^^fJ^M ■V iV aabafaaaV aBBBBBaI 'X J?T afaTlaTJI B Jj J^ J l JACK PALAMCE ■GBa^BßafnL t^f^L w\
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        804 8 1 teal aaVf vaal aaar This is one of the proud li «v _f moments m life that deserves V^9 aaaal V\ to be captured on film Wb isKf' v^aail «fl aaV /Ic^aWaf the one you love m^*,!^! *-Sg. j^ftLfrj. gH M WML fIL. distinguishes himself m Some K2 aaaaaVaatsSaaSlSV«r^
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        724 8 [StiyßFiiß tra; oHCAwtsMioM CATHAY iiimtiiiiuimiiiiiiiiCJMMHtiii ■^:ii^*uaaV J> .rcf*t.pl o \£JJ oogamsaion ftfll nCII H'CHIOiO LAST 7 DAVY a < ij_ uuLiicn t,. 35«54«7 M.jm ivi4 00 6 4S9ib f <» h n 0A8.Y.111. 1M.4 *«5 i ,j "Tha TPJf AtUPal MOHTIM" MOW SHOWWOI O >^" Wy _^lT_° >O i_ 1
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      1029 9 Damming up Sri Lanka 's problems Sri Lanka also faces the rising costs of import- jng fuels and meagre foreign exchange earnings with which to pay for them. Thus it needs to increase power generation at hydro-electric plants, a need the Finance Ministry said in a recent report "cannot be
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        140 9 music for Everyone Piano and Violin Recital by students of Goh Beng Hean and Lee Tack Fah Sunday 1 3 September spm Victoria Concert Hall Jfatf^fc^ %mftJ& \r 4bM Ift Viola Recital by Principal Violist Martina Maixnerova at the Piano Friday 1 8 September Bpm Victoria Concert Hall Sonata m
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        407 9 m Quality tours for the discerning traveller. PHILIPPINES From 6 Days Manila, PossantanJ Hidden Valley and Puerto Azii $1170 00 (departures every Sunday from 89 Nov '81 7 Days Manila, Pagsanjan Hidden Valley and Battue ***** 00 (departures every Saturday from 91 Nov '81 MMMM 5 Days Bangkok. Pattayo Coral
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      Donning the
      156 10 At the age of 11, while other kids were flying kites and having fun, Moses Tan had a predisposition towards spiritual things and wanted to "renounce the world". Now, at 22, and after a self-denying programme of study, service and meditation which took him to Bangkok and Sri
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        172 10 New insight: l\:ntajite Emulsion Raint now has even greater adliesion fora smooth finish that won't peel and flake. Some months ago, we've quietly included And you won't have to worry about patches m A a fey improvements m the Pentalite formu- of discoloration caused by alkali attack. Lm latior. Now,
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      yellow robes
      858 11 MOSES Tan Soon Beng admits to some embarrassment at the way Singaporeans look at him, with his shaven head and yellow robes. He even experienced moments of embarrassment during a reremany at the Palelai Buddhist Temple m Bedok two months ago when he was promoted to a higher
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        797 11 AFEEC '81 [XI 2nd Biennial ASEAN Federation of Electrical Engineering Contractors I Convention Exhibition. HYATT CONVENTION CENTRE SINGAPORE THE CONVENTION THE EXHIBITION Them* Ttw Aasan Electrical Contracting Exhibitor* frorr> ■tfMnearf nations Inductry Pra— nt and Future from the West and Japan as well DOrATDAUue as ASEAN countries are enpected rriUVirlAMMt
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        714 12 I DYNO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. I A joint venture, established m Singapore m 1970, between Dyno Industrier A.S. of Norway and the Development of Singapore. The company manufactures a range of chemical products including formal dehyde, adhesives for wood processing industry and paint binders, as well as polyesters for
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        860 12 SINGAPORE REFINING COMPANY PTE LTD Singapore Refining Company Pte Ltd with 0 refining capacity of 1 70,000 borrels per day is currently engaged m the extension of its refinery process units with the addition of a catalytic reformer and visbreaker unit to keep poce with its expanding operations We invite
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