The Straits Times, 25 January 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon US to step up the pressure
    783 1 Opposition to Poland crackdown UNITED NATIONS, Sunday THE United States is planning new measures, including a prolonged recess of the Madrid talks on East-West relations, to demonstrate its opposition to the military crackdown in Poland, American officials said here last night. The disclosure of
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    Three tier family keeps New Year reunion date
    642 1 Three tier family keeps New Year reunion date THIS Is the sort of household the Prime Minister wants to see more of in future. It is ft three-genera-tion family, pictured last night at the traditional Lunar New Year reunion dinner in their Housing Board flat at Ang Mo kin. The
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    Gong Xi Fa Cai
    75 1 THE Straits Times wishes its Chinese readers Gong Xi Fa Cat. The Straits Times, Berita Marian and Business Times wtyl not be published tomorrow. Publication will resume on Wednesday. There will be no publication of New Nation today. It resumes publication tomorrow. New Nations Moneywords result,
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    Lock icon Rao to visit UAE and Vietnam
    89 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Foreign Minister Narasimha Rao will visit the United Arab Emirates and Vietnam next month. He will arrive in Abu Dhabi on Feb 6 to attend a two-day meeting of the India-UAE Joint Commission of which he is a cochairman. He will
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    Lock icon Thais bomb rebel targets
    169 1 Thais bomb rebel targets BANGKOK, Sun. Thai Air Force counter-insur-gency planes yesterday bombed strongholds of the rebel Shan United Army (SUA) along the northern Thai-Burmese border causing heavy casualties, police said today. Troop reinforcements were sent to help more than 1,000 Thai border patrol police in their third day of
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    Lock icon $786,000 pay rise
    63 1 LONDON. Sun. Americanboni Richard Giordano, Britain's highest paid executive, received a salary rise of more than £200,000 (5J786.000) last year, according to the annual report of his firm. BOC International. Mr Giordano. 46, chief executive of the industrial gases combine, picked up a pay packet of £477,100
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    Lock icon Bomb scare
    31 1 MANILA. Sun. A bomb was thrown into the garden of the home of Philippine Supreme Court Justice Antonio Barredo today. It exploded but caused no injuries, police said. UPI.
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    Lock icon Chinese for China
    56 1 SALLSBURY, Sun. Zimbabwe has appointed Mr Gabriel Chinese as its first Ambassador to China. The Foreign Ministry here announced the appointment of Mr Chinese (pronounced Chee-nay-say) over the weekend after it decided to set up embassies in China, Rumania and Yugoslavia, bringing to 15 the number of
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    Doctors and dentists are made professors
    197 1  - Doctors and dentists are made professors BENG TAN, ...for service to education By Medical Reporter THE National University of Singapore has begun conferring professorships on government doctors and i dentists in recogni- 1 tion of their role in medical and dental education. An NUS spokesman said these doctors and dentists
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    Lock icon Promoted and not punished
    84 1 LONDON, Sun. A group of London policemen who beat up a young Nigerian student in the largely black district of Brixton so badly four years ago that he had to have a testicle removed were not disciplined and have even been promoted, the Observer newspaper reported
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    Lock icon Jakarta reviews foreign policy
    600 1 JAKARTA, Sunday INDONESIA is making a searching assessment and reappraisal of its foreign policy, particularly regarding Asian and Pacific affairs such as the Cambodian problem. Indonesian ambassadors to Asian and Pacific countries, summoned here this week, have just ended a three-day meeting to discuss the implementation
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    Lock icon EEC's poor: 30 m and still rising
    326 1 EEC's poor: 30 m and still rising BRUSSELS, Sun THE European Communi- ty, the world's largest trade bloc, has at least 30 million poor people and their number is growing, according to a Europewide survey. The report by the EuroI pean Commission, made available this week to the press, calls
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    LATEST '600 KILLED IN OPIUM CLASH'
    49 1 LATEST '600 KILLED IN OPIUM CLASH' BANGKOK, San. .Nearly CM men have been killed from both sides no far in the three-day-old battle between Thai government troops and the rebel Shan Inlted Army (SI A) of Burmese opium warlord Chang Chee-Fu, government —re— revealed here today. SEE THIS PAGE
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      355 2 Malay pupils' views MALAY students will, for the first time, be able to give their views on education in a survey by the Council on Education for Muslim Children, its secretary and MP for Kampung Kembangan, Mr Mansor Sukaimi said. The survey will help the council plan programmes to
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      COMMENT
      342 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE government has long been concern ed with the breakdown of traditional family ties and values doe to Singapore's rapid economic changes. There is, of course, much to be said for a three-generation family, especially as more families have both parents working. Some will no
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      240 2 EXTERNAL TRADE LAST YEAR EXCEEDED $100 b EXTERNAL trade last year recorded a healthy 11 per cent increase to cross the $100 billion mark. But the growth rate fell far short of the 34 per cent of the previous year and was the lowest in six years. :otal
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      SPORTS
      99 2 Going for three? SFn^- If^ ch^ players> England's Mick Mills S >f n ates and Gotland's Alan Brazil cCr V edged Ips^ ch closer t0 winning aU three English soccer titles, when thev helDed trounce Luton M in the fourth round of thl Ifa Match fracas A FOOTBALL Association
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      453 2 Gloomy Soviet report THE Soviet economic report for 1981 has confirmed that it was a gloomy year on most fronts but uncharacteristically did not give the size of the grain harvest. The report did say, however, that state resources will provide a full supply of bread and
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      SECTION 2
      268 2 Lunar New Year... TO the Chinese in Paris, it is as many Singaporeans know it the reunion dinner, hong bao, waxed duck and all the trimmings. But many of Paris' 50,000 Chinese are relocated people, some from Cambodia and Vietnam. France does not declare a two-day holiday for
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      113 2 Going to the dogs IF a dog in Ancient China did not do its duty by its master, it was eaten. For the dog, although recognised by Oriental and Occidental alike as a friend, was held in much lower esteem by the Chinese. The most insulting
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      156 2 On choosy youths UMNO will ask states to try harder to make youths, especially bumiputras, less choosy about jobs, said Umno leader and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who added that this attitude had caused unemployment in the face of vacancies. He also said the
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Blizzards and drifts hit parts of Midwest
      302 3 Blizzards and drifts hit parts of Midwest WASHINGTON, Sun. A record blizzard shot down parts of the Midwest with up to 45 cm of snow and drift** 2.7 m deep In places yesterday, as freezing rain glazed highways In the east and Colorado winds gnsted ap to ISC km h.
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      Lock icon Highs and lows of the Soviet economy
      546 3 1981 REPORT CONFIRMS GLOOMY FORECASTS MOSCOW, Sunday THE Soviet Union has issued its economic report for 1981, which confirmed that it was a gloomy year on most i fronts, and which did not give the size of the j grain harvest. The report
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      Lock icon UNION TO RESUME TALKS WITH GM AND FORD
      224 3 UNION TO RESUME TALKS WITH GM AND FORD WASHINGTON, Sun. Leaders of the powerful United Automobile Workfs (UAW) Union voted tcday to resume talks m th General Motors (CM) and Ford on an agi<?ement to cut production costs in return for more job security. The UAW talks with GM will
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      Lock icon Solidarity may be 'split up to stop growth of its power'
      325 3 WARSAW, Sunday POLAND'S Deputy Prime Minister Mieczyslaw Rakowski said yesterday the outlawed Solidarity labour union may be broken into smaller groups to prevent the growth of its political power. The Roman Catholic church meanwhile denied it sought a confrontation
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      Lock icon 25 defence officials take lie tests
      169 3 25 defence officials take lie tests NEW YORK, Sun. Twenty-five senior members of the US Defence Department took lie detector tests in an unsuccessful effort to learn who leaked details of a meeting on defence spending, the New York Times reported today. It quoted Pentagon officials as saying Deputy Defence
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      Lock icon 'Children forcibly put into special homes'
      188 3 LONDON, Sun. Polish authorities are forcibly putting into special institutions children of Solidarity members who have §one underground, the unday Telegraph newspaper reported here today. The report quoted a letter the British Solidarity with Poland campaign received from a source whose identity was kept
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      Lock icon Chileans pay last respects
      85 3 SANTIAGO, Sun. Tens of thousands of Chileans, some weeping uncontrollably, filed past the open coffin of former president Eduardo Frei yesterday to pay their last respects to the Christian democratic leader who died as an opponent to Chile's military government. Mr Frei served as President of
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      Lock icon Canada checks 'US broke foolproof code' report
      283 3 TORONTO, Sun. CANADIAN officials are checking the possibility that the United States has cracked the country's "foolproof" dlplo- matie code and is routinely intercepting dls- S itches from Ottawa to c Canadian Embassy In Washington, the Toronto Star reported yesterday. The newspaper said
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      141 3 DBS interest news Effective 25 January 1982 DBS Prime 11% per annum Savings m WK Account m —€\i #4% per annum Autosave MV 1 7i% per annum w Fixed Deposits 1 Automatic renewal is available W m^ m^ m f 6% p.a. for 1 month #fe 7% p.a for 3
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      57 3 (§1 "I lappinessjoy and peace to one and all." We at Diners Club would like to wish all our establisliments and members even' success this coming Lunar New Year. May the Year of the Dog prove full of prosperity for you. m ill' 11 rZ w* 2 IV( >| )le
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      Lock icon ZIA MAKES FIRST VISIT TO FRANCE
      138 4 ZIA MAKES FIRST VISIT TO FRANCE ISLAMABAD, Sun. Pakis•ani President Gen Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq makes his first visit to France tomorrow in what observers view as a new step towards Western acceptance of his country's military rule. The outcry which followed the hanging of former Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali
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      Lock icon Pakistan can set off N-bomb by 1985: US report
      404 4 WASHINGTON, Sunday AN intelligence report has concluded that Pakistan will be able to detonate a nuclear device within the next three years, but is not likely to do so, according to administration and Congressional officials. This conclusion is contained in an
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon New date for Arab meet
        77 4 A MEETING of Arab foreign ministers to be held in Tunis in response to the Israeli annexation of the occupied Golan Heights has been further postponed from this Tuesday to Feb 7. The meeting was originally scheduled for Dec 27. The Syrian news agency, Sana,
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        Lock icon 'No role for Soviets'
        71 4 THE SOVIET Union "has no present role to play in contributing to a Middle East settlement" because there is no need for widening the present framework of negotiations on Palestinian autonomy, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was reported as saying. Mr Mubarak made the statement in an
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        Lock icon Quakes hit 3 cities
        71 4 AN EARTHQUAKE measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale hit Taiwan's port city of Hualien on Saturday, while another tremor with intensity four on the Rossi-Forel scale of nine shook Manila and the southern Philippine city of Legaspi yesterday. There was no immediate report of casualties or
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        Lock icon Jazz worldwide
        83 4 THE ONLY commercial, non-religious, shortwave radio station in the United States, WRNO Worldwide, is to beam its powerful signal around the world and plans to broadcast jazz from New Orleans to places ranging from from Burma to Bermuda, Mr Joseph Costello, owner and general manager, said in New
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        Lock icon Italy's Reds under fire
        80 4 THE KREMLIN fiercely denounced the leadership of the Italian Communist Party under Mr Enrico Berlinguer yesterday and said it was steering the party away from the very basis of communism. The attack, in the Soviet Communist Party daily, Pravda, said the leadership of the Italian party
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        Lock icon Jails at breaking point
        50 4 BRITAIN'S OVERCROWDED jails are at breaking point and face riots unless something is done soon to improve conditions, according to an increasing number of British prison officials. The population in Britain's 125 jails passed the 45,000 Tiark last year the highest total recorded this century. Reuter.
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      LONG WAIT FOR EARLY TRAIN TO CHINA
      132 4 LONG WAIT FOR EARLY TRAIN TO CHINA IT'S 2 a.m. In Hongkong on Sunday and yet hundred,' of thousands of r«ople are flocking ttie entrance of the Kjwloon Railway SUtion in the hope of catching the earliest train back to native towns in mainland China to spend the Lunar New
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      Lock icon Talks with EEC to precede Japan's statement on imports
      314 4 TOKYO, Sun THE European Economic Community (EEC) begins regular trade talks here with Japan tomorrow ahead of an expected announcement by Tokyo of a series of measures to open the Japanese market to i more foreign products. Officials of the two
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      Lock icon Jakarta reassures foreign firms
      142 4 JAKARTA, Sun. In- donesian Trade Minister Radius Prawiro has sought to reassure foreign companies about the government's new foreign trade policy, Antara news agency reported today. "Foreign firms should not be concerned or afraid of the new policy because it is mainly aimed at helping to
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      Lock icon Beijing claims success in slowing "-inflation
      177 4 Beijing claims success in slowing "-inflation- BEIJING, Sun. China has succeeded in slowing its inflation rate but the black market remains a problem, an official magazine said today as the country's one billion people celebrated the Lunar New Year with feasting and fireworks. Beijing Review said retail prices rose by
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      Lock icon Faye goes from screen to stage 'roll'
      57 5 Faye goes from screen to stage 'roll' IT'S Faye Danaway on wheels. Miss Danaway, who recently played the flameroiLH Jean Craword In the (Urn Mommle Dearest, wearing roller skates on Friday doling rehearsals for the Broadway Slay, The Cone of an chlng Heart. The play open* today at the IJttle
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      Lock icon Gaddafi pays Tunisia a mystery visit
      104 5 Gaddafi pays Tunisia a mystery visit TITNIS. Sun Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi arrived in Tunisia yesterday en route home after a five-day visit to Algeria. It was not known how long Col Gaddafi would i remain in Tunisia or the nature of his visit, sources said. Tunisian President Habib
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      Lock icon Islamic nations aim to have monetary fund
      196 5 JEDDAH, Sunday ARAB and Islamic nations aim to set up an Islamic monetary fund in a break-away bid from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) dominated by the industrialised nations, Saudi economist Wadi Ahmad Kabli said yesterday. Mr Kabli, a Saudi Arabian IMF adviser,
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      Lock icon Arafat 'to recall top officials'
      94 5 Arafat 'to recall top officials' LONDON. Son. High-ranking Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) representatives in Enrope will be recalled to desk Jobs in Beirut In the coming weeks on orders of PLO leader Yasser Arafat, The Sunday Times reported today. The purge was the result of a fend between Mr Arafat,
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      Lock icon Khomeiny out to expand foreign ties
      427 5 Khomeiny out to expand foreign ties BEIRUT, Sunday IRAN'S fundamentalist regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny, now in firm control after shedding moderates from government positions in Teheran, has set out to expand its foreign relations. The Minister of State of the Plan and Budget Organisation, Mr Taqi Banki, was quoted
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        Lock icon 'Palace on wheels'
        62 5 TOURISTS will soon be able to travel in the luxury coaches of India's former maharajas to the Taj Mahal and through the desert state of Rajasthan in a new train called "palace on wheels." The special train, mostly hauled by a steam locomotive, is planned as a
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        Lock icon Top film awards
        83 5 AUSTRALIAN director George Miller's Mad Max H won the top prize at France's 10th Avoriaz Festival of Fantasy Films on Saturday. The special category prize went to Wolfen, by American Michael Wadleigh. The critics gave their award to Litan, by Jean-Pierre Mocky of France, while recognising the
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        Lock icon 40,000 weddings
        41 5 ABOUT 40,000 couples were expected to wed in China during the Lunar New Year holiday season. Thousands of couples have already applied to participate in various economical mass weddings, designed to keep down the costs of individual feasts. AP.
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        Lock icon Solar flare report
        64 5 A MAJOR solar flare in an area along the western fringe of the sun was observed by the observatory in Beijing on Friday, Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. Xinhua reported that as a result of the flare, high speed particle jets shot up to a height about
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      Lock icon Gulf states warned not to exclude Teheran
      151 5 Gulf states warned not to exclude Teheran TEHERAN, Sun. Iran has warned the six Gulf states against signing a security pact which would exclude it, as they would be the first to be destroyed if war were to break out. Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati warned the Gulf Cooperation
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      Lock icon Israelis 'sank 2 Lebanese fishing boats'
      66 5 Israelis 'sank 2 Lebanese fishing boats' BEIRUT, Sun. The state-run Beirut Radio said Israeli gunboats fired on fishing boats off the south Lebanese coast tonight, wounding two fishermen. It said the gunboats opened fire on seven fishing boats In Lebanese waters near the port of Tyre. Two of the boats
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      Lock icon Pollution kills fish
      66 5 LONDON. Sun. Fish in a reservoir near London's Heathrow Airport have been killed by pollution, believed to have been caused by aircraft deicing fluid, the Thames water authority announced yesterday. Thousands of litres of the fluid were sprayed on to jetliners during the recent icy spell of
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      Lock icon Satellite orbit
      27 5 KARACHI, Sun. Pakistan hopes to put its first communications satellite into orbit by 1986, the Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission said yesterday. AP
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      Lock icon 'Nairobi Red Eye' hits Tanzania
      149 5 DAR KS SALAAM, Sun. An eye-disease named "Nairobi Red Eye" by local doctors, has hit Tanzania and officials fear It may soon spread to epidemic proportions. Thousands of people in the major urban areas are already •■fferlng from the Infection, and there seem* little to
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    Survey to get views of Malay pupils on education
    367 6 Part of drive to improve their standards THE drive to uplift the educational standards of Malay students is gathering momentum. Now, for the first time, Malay students themselves will give their views on what they feel about education and their own
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    SBC to meet writers over shortage
    285 6 SBC to meet writers over shortage THE Malay TV drama section is fast running out of scripts, especially good ones... and SBC has called all the Malay drama scriptwriters on its list to a meeting on Feb 2. The director of TV programmes, Mrs Maureen Uew, who will be meeting
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    US dean here for talks on training school
    307 6 US dean here for talks on training school AN American university dean is holding discussions with officials of several government bodies and the National University of Singapore over a private management training school to be set up here. The school, tentatively scheduled to open by March, aims to serve the
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    New car park that is guaranteed to give drivers a lift
    373 6 New car park that is guaranteed to give drivers a lift By CHONG WING HONG THE car park which Ls guaranteed to give driven a lift, Is ready. Instead of going round In circles, as In conventional car parks, all the driver has to do Is sit back when ascending.
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    Dragon dance
    41 6 THE Singapore Scow Tin San Athletic Association will give a dragon and lion dance performance to usher in the New Year at the Sentosa ferry terminal at 4 p.m. and at the Apollo Sentosa Hotel at 4.30 p.m. today.
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    Convention industry to hold forum
    148 6 Convention industry to hold forum A FORUM for managers j and sales executives of the convention industry will be held at the Hyatt Hotel on March 13. About 100 participants i will discuss problems and j prospects of the industry I at the one-day forum j which is being organised
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    Volunteers needed
    42 6 THE Metropolitan YMCA needs volunteers to help in a survey next month to identify the social needs of residents in Boon Keng, Aljunied and Sims Drive estates. Those interested, telephone *****94 before or on Friday and *****14 after that day.
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    Central records unit proposed
    167 6 The Singapore Institute of Architects has suggested to the Minister for Trade and Industry that a central coordinating unit be set up to record all major construction projects undertaken here. This, the institute feels, is a "long-term investment" to ensure that the industry can improve its
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    'Little India' traders form association
    332 6 'Little India' traders form association INDIAN businessmen in the area known as "Little India" in Serangoon Road have decided to form an association to represent their collective interests after deliberating on the idea for ~f more than 20 years. At the inaugural meeting of the Singapore Indian Merchants' Association yesterday
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      29 6 Jh Ha k® Jh -folk A May this august season Bestow upon you happiness And the New Year Bring you good fortune. MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD The tiger beside you.
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    Two men cheated of $4,000 in short exchange
    257 7 TWO foreigners were picked up by police soon after two men reported being cheated of a total of $4,050. In both incidents, which happened 25 minutes apart, the victims did not know they were being robbed until it was too late. Police
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    SALES OF SBS STAMPS FOR NEXT MONTH
    75 7 SINGAPORE Bus Service concession stamps for next month for shareholders and students in schools will be sold at Emporium Holdings Department Stores, NTUC and Silo supermarkets until Feb 5. Tertiary students can get their stamps at the National University Singapore Cooperative, Polytechnic bookstore
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    'Airless' spray guns risky, says ministry
    427 7 Airless' spray guns risky, says ministry Increasing number of accidents lately HIGH-PRESSURE spray guns used in "airless" spray painting have been causing an increasing number of serious industrial accidents lately, the Labour Ministry has warned. Workers have been injured when accidentally hit by the powerful jets of paint from the
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    Vosper to build high-speed launch for Shell
    206 7  - Vosper to build high-speed launch for Shell N. Q. KUTTY By VOSPER Pte Ltd, which is a specialist in building high-speed craft is to construct a 17 -m harbour mooring launch at a cost of about $1 million. This is the 19th such mooring launch to be constructed by Vosper
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    Katong youth classes
    73 7 THE Katong community centre youth group will organise classes in yoga, social dancing, swimming for beginners, flower making. Interior decoration, Japanese language, crochet and knitting, cultural dancing, piano and guitar, folk dancing, and music theory for adults. It will also organise classes on playing the violin and
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    M-cyclist dies in hospital
    57 7 MOTORCYCLIST Hamidi bin Osman. 20. died on arrival at the Singapore General Hospital after a head-on collision with another motorcycle yesterday at 1.45 a.m. along Telok Paku Road. The other motorcyclist, Mr M. Rohizah bin Hassan, 19, was seriously injured and admitted to hospiWitnesses should contact
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    Rotary talk
    41 7 THE Head of the Plastic Surgery Unit of the Singapore General Hospital, Mr Wong Kum Leng, will speak on cosmetic surgery for men at the Rotary Club of Singapore luncheon on Wednesday at the Mandarin Hotel at 1 p.m.
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    Last stretch of PIE to be ready soon
    91 7 Last stretch of PIE to be ready soon FORTY minute* will be all It takes to travel from Jurong to Changl Airport when this Aljunlea Intersection of the Pan bland Expressway i Is completed In June. The flyover along Paya Lebar Way spans Aljonlwi Road and Is the last stretch
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    Java's halt in veg supply not likely to hurt
    195 7 Java's halt in veg supply not likely to hurt CONSUMERS here are not likely to be affected by a temporary stop in the air-freighting of vegetables from Java. An agency report on Saturday said these supplies had been stopped pending action to improve packaging of vegetables to ensure they reach
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    Fuss-free way to grow mushrooms at home
    257 8 Fuss-free way to grow mushrooms at home- ANYONE with a penchant for mushrooms can grow them with readymade spawning blocks specially prepared for home growing. The blocks are available at the Primary Production Department's Sembawang Field Experimental Station. An ahaJone mushroom or black jelly fungus spawning block costs $1 each
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    Courses soon at computer centre
    60 8 Courses soon at computer centre A COMPUTER centre with 11 micro-computers has been set up by the National University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department at its Waterloo Centre. Besides evening classes for adults, holiday day courses are planned for secondary school students. Basic courses will be offered for a start.
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    SIA the biggest computer user by 1983
    331 8 SIA the biggest computer user by 1983 The operating budget of $800,000 for the training department for the current financial year is likely to increase in the future, the report says. SIA also expects to spend another $50 million over the next three years on both hardware and software packages.
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    IYDP certs
    56 8 THE acting Minister for Social Affairs. Dr Ahmad Mattar. I will be present certificates of appreciation from the Nation I al Coordinating Committee of the International Year of Disabled Persons. The ceremony I will be held on Feb 9 at 5.30 p.m. at the Lee Kong Chian Hall,
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    Sentosa surprise for millionth visitor
    145 8 SENTOSA promises more than just a pleasant time for one lucky visitor to the resort next month. The Sentosa Development Corporation is expecting the millionth visitor in its current financial year and will shower him or her with surprise gifts. Between April and Dec 31
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    Sale of meat at airport may pose problems
    340 8 Sale of meat at airport may pose problems THE plan to set up a meat counter at Changi Airport at the end of this year may have problems. An invitation for tenders to operate the counter closed on Friday with response being described by the Department of Civil Aviation (DCA)
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    Annual do
    22 8 THE Singapore Employees Cooperative Limited will hold its annual staff dinner at Neptune Theatre Restaurant on Wednesday at 7.15 p.m.
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      136 8 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavnmgh Hal Camp IkwAQUAT li* VPOt-JYI I WELL ILL I OOi'T I I I TMiMK f OOPS/ I I WHAT HAPP6MEP /-i-^. GoiM©-r6e.iv'e)w*NTA give you a I wamta vouu. gorrv, to>oo? r-r<^ r Blondl* By CMC T— n« •i I'M 6£U-I*o <^f\ I ITS SUARANTeeO
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      Lock icon Move to change youths' choosy attitude to jobs
      295 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday UMNO is to ask state governments to change the choosy attitude of youths, particularly bumiputras, towards jobs. Umno leader and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday youths should be more i« illing to accept any work
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      Lock icon 200,000 to get monthly cost of living allowance
      197 9 200,000 to get monthly cost of living allowance KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than 200,000 plantation workers in 1,800 estates, factories and oil mills throughout the peninsula will receive a monthly cost of living allowance of $45, beginning this month. This follows a new collective agreement reached between the Malayan Agricultural
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      Lock icon Tree bank' forKL
      58 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federal Territory Ministry has started a "tree bank" for a con ti nous supply of ereenery to transform Kuala l.ampur into a garden city. A ministry spokesman said yesterday all vacant state land in the Federal Territory j is now being converted into
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      Priests turning away couples waiting to say 'I do'
      377 9 K. LUMPUR, Sun. SCORES of brides and grooms are being kept waiting all because priests and temple officials are refusing to per- form ceremonies to I solemnise marriages. The reason? The Law I Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 which comes
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      Lock icon Gerakan, MCA want a Penang 'free-for-all'
      264 9 PENANG, Sunday 1 THE state MCA and Gerakan parties said yesterday they would welcome a "free-for-all" in the coming general elections if the National Front headquarters in Kuala Lumpur allows such a move. State MCA secretary, r Senator Lee Jong Xi, said he had
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      Lock icon Computer school
      53 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A computer school for school leavers, university graduates and company executives has I been jointly set up here by a local company and Control I Data (Far East) of the United States. Its principal, Malcolm J. Pick, said the school, would take in students from
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      32 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Education Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud said here yesterday that the government Ls considering sending Malaysian students to West Asia to participate in exchange programmes. AFP
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      Lock icon 'End direct book sales'
      63 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malaysian Book Publish- ers Association has directed all its members not to sell any of their publications directly to schools, its president, Datuk Abdul Aziz, said yesterday. He said this step was taken because the association was ■disturbed" over newspaper reports that
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon No date yet: Dr M
        49 9 THE MALAYSIAN Government has not decided when it will hold general elections, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. He told reporters after chairing an Umno Supreme Council meeting that the members did not discuss election matters. NST.
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        Illegal money game
        98 9 A MONEY game operated from a foreign country is draining away large sums of money from so-called investors, including schoolchildren, the Malay Mail quoted the police as saying on Friday. Police said the game, Investment International, is illegal. The game works on the pyramid principle, whereby a
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        Lock icon Firm's takeover likely
        88 9 THERE IS a strong possibility that the Umno cooperative Koop Bersatu will soon take over the management of the major mining company, Idris Hydrolic, which is listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said on Saturday. He said Koop Bersatu
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        More to get awards
        108 9 TEN TIMES as many Malaysian students will go to Britain for post-graduate studies under the British Council scholarship scheme this year because of a change in the scheme to counteract the effect of high fees for overseas students, British Council representative E.T.J. Philips said in Kuala
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      Lock icon Parents decide on boycott of classes over 3R system
      376 9 Parents decide on boycott of classes over 3R system KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday STANDARD One pupils of a school in Kajang tfill boycott school for three days from Thursday in protest against the manner in which the 3R curriculum is being implemented. Their parents decided at a meeting last Tuesday to
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      Lock icon POSTERSLASH OUT AT PENANG CHIEF MINISTER
      164 9 POSTERSLASH OUT AT PENANG CHIEF MINISTER supports aims of 3R system PENANG, Son. Two posters rrttlclsiiig PcBsog Chid Minister Dr L»m ChMM En for his statement *n the SB Issue were found pasted on the wall of a bulldlne next to a has stop here yesterday. The pesters, written In
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      Lock icon Face reality, Malays told
      59 9 KLANG, Sun. The Malays must wake up from their fantasies and face reality if they are to succeed, National and Rural Development Minister Datuk Sanusi Junid. said here yesterday. He said all Malays should use the book "The Malay Dilemma" written by Prime Minister Datuk Seri
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      Lock icon Royal visit
      25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Yang Di-Pertuan Agung and the Raja Permaisuri Agung left for Saudi Arabia today for a week-long state visit. AFP.
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    The Straits' Times says...
    501 10 The Straits' Times says Staying under the same roof CHINESE New Year, as with the other festive occasions celebrated by Singaporeans, is a family occasion. It is a time for the renewal of family ties, and a time to pay respects to our elders. The annual family reunion, as Mr
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    Lock icon Actions must have a sense of direction
    1770 10 WASHINGTON A year ago, it was being said that it was dangerous to isolate one topic as the sole object of negotiation; linkage was the watchword. Arms control, in that concept, had to follow a military build-up and proceed on a broad front.
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  • Across the Causeway...
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      More incentives needed to bring workers home
      324 10 EXCERPTS of editorial comments from Malaysian newspapers last week. THE suggestion by the vicepresident of the Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Mohammad Izat Emir, that the government recruit Malaysian workers employed in Singapore makes good sense. This, in view of the
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      Ensuring an efficient and clean government
      366 10 THK implementation of the directive requiring all 500.000 public servants to declare all their assets by Feb 5 has come in for strong criticism from many affiliates of Cuepacs. MTSU's fear that the contents of the "tell all" forms may fall into the hands
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    And the teachers shall be taught...
    630 10  - And the teachers shall be taught... DICK WILSON in London By Writing for The Straits Times 4 Why should a child (eel motivated to work hard at school when he knows there Is little chance of him getting a Job afterwards? Bat it is also a generation gap problem. The
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    24 11 "For someone who has spent all his time in the doghouse, I've learnt not to be too optimistic in the Year of the Dog."
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      Why finance houses take longer to lower rates
      402 11 Sources and cost of funds differ from those of banks WE REFER to the letter "Companies that exploit ups and downs of lending rates" by Mike Sim (ST, Jan 13). We would like to point out that though banks and finance companies
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      Inane radio interview typical of so many
      217 11 THE guest on SBC's Radio One programme, Lunch Date, on Friday, Jan 15, was an intemationa'.ly renowned French cellist who had been invited to Singapore to give solo recitals. The programme presenter, who also inte-viewed the guest, made no reference to the cellist's
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      Songs not meant for children
      114 11 Songs not meant for children THE producers of SBC's programme, Small Talk, broadcast every Saturday over Radio One, ought to make a distinction between "small" and "big." This programme is meant for children under 12 years old. But instead of educational and children's songs, romantic songs such as More Than
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      Energy saving buildings. What the ministry said
      115 11 PLEASE refer to your press report on Overall Thermal Transfer Value (OTTV) upgrading (ST, Jan 15). It was reported that "for the majority who have complied, there is the added bonus of a 10 per cent exemption in their electricity charges against their
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    • BOUQUETS
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        For school's orientation programme
        160 11 AS A parent of a secondary one student, I was most impressed with the orientation programme organised by the staff and students of Bukit Merah Secondary School. Through handouts, I am informed of the programme of studies for the various subjects and their objectives. My child
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        ...and honest taxi driver
        97 11 A FRIEND of mine, Dr M Ohmori, visited Singapore in December and has requested me to convey his deep appreciation of his memorable stay in Singapore. He is very grateful to the driver of a taxi who bad promptly returned him his newly bought camera left
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      Rare plants ought not to be picked
      104 11 WE hope the members of the Siglap community centre Venturer's Club were not holding a cut specimen of the Rafflesia (ST. Jan 19). Wild plants should be left unpicked and undamaged, especially those like the Rafflesia which are known to be rare and
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      70 11 NX OKOH WISHES ALL CHINESE PATRONS AHAPPYO* PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR! WE ARE OPEN AS USUAL TODAY! OKOH CHANGI AIRPORT" Open throughout from 07OOHrs 2300 Hrs OKOH SUPREME HOUSE Open on 25th (Mon) Closed on 26th (Tues) 27th (Wed) CLUB DUET Closed on 25th. 26th 27th OKOH SUPREME HOUSE CLUB DUET
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      460 12 O^\GONGXIFACAIB X V^^J fj^? ALL THEATRES S X <*BBBsflk 5 x Cash Book.ngsOnly S W CATHAY !3* No Free List S X NO MILITARY CONCESSION X 80RCHARD: NOW SHOWING! S Q Today A Tomorrow 5 Shows C O (*****88) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15pm C V Ch«vyhasthe pover to make
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      1116 12 r^ffl AAAtT Ail Basement, Supreme Hjuse Building, Penang Road, GONG Xl FA CAI j| GONG XI! GONG XI! SPSS i# 'SS' Usher in the Year of the Dog SfOftlflig rZZfZiat MAXIM'S jliisl :d^^ 3^ 1 l| ICD r f i 1 tt> i lorr. 1 4i 400 64V i: i
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  • SECTION TWO
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      ... and to the Chinese in Paris
      663 13 and to the Chinese in Paris Traditional Lunar New Year offerings some Chinese families in Paris have done away with the mandarin oranges and replaced them with wine and chocolates LIKE every Chinese child living In Paris, m the tint day of the Year Of The Dog barks Its way
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      Lunar New Year Joy
      1003 13 Celebrating in true Peranakan style OUTLOOK, Page 15 It's New Year and Chinese are ushering in the Year of the Dog with customs and traditions that stretch back hundreds of years. Here we profile two diverse groups: The Lahu hilltribe people, who have their roots in
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      158 13 HOKE INTERCONTINENTAL is pleased to announce that PAN ASIAN METAL PTE. LTD. has been appointed as the exclusive Sole Agent for Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei Flareless Tube Fittings, B f \^o Ball, Needle Instrument 'I yiSaL V'" JR B Manifolds in Brass, SS3O4 .*^-*C tffetfHfly SS3l6upto6oooPSlG for J W
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      107 14 FREE OILPATCH SERVICES DIRECTORY at Robin Shipyard Stand No. 173 during Offshore SEA. '82 to Resident Chief Executives Purch. Mgrs of Gov't Agencies, Exploration Companies, Drilling Contractors Rig Builders (1000 Copies only) NON-QUALIFIED Members can buy Copies Q US$l7.OO in Shangri-La Hotel Holiday Inn (drugstore). For Details Contact: Jg Philip
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      472 14 Straits Times Crossword uK MH II Hp^^pTß^ ACBO6B g Rggp^j, a odd wayf 0^ 1 Rumours and untruths about Barons (8) setback (or fashion-house (8) 13 I give undertaking to guild, 5 One's drinking half-pini tins perhaps, to take In (arm vehl(6) cle (10) 9 Place to display art (8)
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      15 14 Dries in no time.... *y^^^^ National's EH-602 professional type r 600W 3-way hot/cold/off hair dryer.
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      880 14 Knots Landing Chance Of A Lifetime (Ch S, B.M p.m.): Stnißijling to ascend the corporate ladder at his law firm, Richard Avery finally thinks he is on his way. His law firm has been asked to assist an influential lawyer from Chicago, Lynn Baker Cargill. Richard works hard and is
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      261 14 besieged Hong Zhou. Yang Zhongbao sends his men to ask for reinforcement. Whpn troopa arrive to free him, the commander turns out to be his own wife, Mv Guiying. TOMORROW: SBC 5 BANJO The Woodpile Cat (Ch S, II a.m.): Banjo is a kitten prone to getting into trouble. When
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      281 14 to his pen pal. He tells Leslie Barton that he is tall and athletic. She also claims to be in ballet school, but that's a bit difficult, especially if you are confined to a wheelchair. Spirit Of Asto The Story Of Rama (Ch S, U.lt p.m.): The Ramayana, the ancient
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      1237 14 TV and Radio SBC 5 10.00 PM Open* .dowed by When We J^Ajjr»« Were Your* (Mandarin) I™ C J T^L r 10.35 Cartoon Classic Travels Of! 730 r N M e And Weather Forecast Marrn Pnln (Malay; tL «r. li« 7.50 Personalty Show Featuring 11.20 The Mafic Of Day.d Copperfield
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      1093 14 Good reading matters limes Bookshops TV and RaduT SBC 5 10.00 AM Opening folowed by Banjo The 6.25 Mfesion Magic Hoodpie Cat 6.55 Sport Magazine 10.30 Chldren's Feature The Clown 7.15 Mari Memasak Rendang Daging And The Kids Kacang Pis 11.45 The Mafic Of David Copperfield 7.30 Hews And Weather
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  • OUTLOOK
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      Peranakan New Year
      1908 15 Chinese New Year's day at last the children gaily dressed in their brand new finery troop happily into the family car; the hong boo pile up; sweets, cakes, kuih galore. Mother cannot nag, father cannot smack. No sweeping, cleaning or cutting. Yes, these are still the traditions
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      29 15 (f THORN I WISHES ALL 1 I THEIR SUBSCRIBERS I AHAPPY I AND I I PROSPEROUS I I NEW YEAR I I THORN I RENTALS I k *****02 A
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      282 15 A tißvngM/i* GOLDSMITHS tS(*vi*z*tef JEW ELLERS PTE. LTD. m* n% ttA*Btt3] BIO'-J BlOt 11. (BASEMENT PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE SINGAPORE 0105. TEI 172. N^ Your career in fashion starts in... Intern ati on rl *«**<**, I**l***4* *****/1 -IICH/UJllO,! and dressmaking centre in ¥7J rt "X* Malaysia whose diplomas are V ciSniOn
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  • SECTION THREE The Straits Times
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        It's a dog's life
        1078 16 SEBIsSBSIaIataStaIaSSIsBSCsBSSSBSSSSSIsIs an ancient Chinese view In the West, the dog is Man's best friend. But in ancient China, the dog seemed more like a friend without the letter "r." GRACE WONG writes on the derogative terms still used by Chinese now associated with the animal. 19
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      225 16 A well-established engineering subsidiary ol a major public H company invites applications from suitably qualified and H experienced candidates for the position of:- S TECHNICAL SALES 1 REPRESENTATIVES H (2 vacancies) V I The selected candidates should be Singapore Citizens with at M least two years experience in the sales
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      514 16 SOUTH EAST ASIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAO LOST STOCK CERTHCATE The following Stock Certificate has been reported lost or destroyed Certificate No. In the name of No of Stock A.*****1 Lvi Pow Loke 1.000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that duplicate stock certificate will be issued and the original stock certificate will
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      26 16 *T^| SINGAPORE business MC(P) 16/12/81 VOL.6 NO.I 15th JANUARY 1982 PRICE: S3OO MONTHLY Mfc^^ mJ m f /s^+A l^hSl mk miH if tf\v* \M j ,M
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        $61.2 m UMW loan
        126 17 UNITED Motor Works (UMW) has obtained a US$3O million (5561.2 million) club loan from the Bank of America, Barclays International and Continental Bank of Illinois. UMW managing director Datuk Eric Chia said that the loan would only be drawn upon when formal approval had been received
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        Malaysian Mercedes
        86 17 THE first Mercedes-Benz 280SE has rolled out from the assembly lines of Associated Motor Industries Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Amim). Assembly of the Mercedes-Benz series was launched last December, following the signing of an assembly contract between Amim and Cycle and Carriage Bintang Bhd, the local distributor of Mercedes-Benz
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        Lock icon Support for ADB
        92 17 SAN FRANCISCO, Sun. The US executive director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Mr John Bonn said the Reagan Administration supports continued American involvement in the ADB and called on the Manila-based institution to encourage more private US investment in the region. Mr Bonn, who represents US
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        Lock icon Lower base rates
        104 17 LONDON, Sun. Britain's four major banks cut their base lending rates to 14 per cent from 14 Vi per cent on Friday, followii.g similar cuts in Holland and West Germany 24 hours earlier, despite continuing firm lending charges in the US. The West German state bank cut
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        Lock icon Japan grants credit
        69 17 TOKYO, Sun. Japan has agreed to provide Indonesia with a 58 billion yen (*****.52 million) credit to finance 11 industrial projects, including construction of a water supply plant and a highway in Indonesia, the Foreign Ministry announced yesterday. The credit will carry an annual interest rate of
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        Lock icon Steel talks
        91 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. US Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said he had invited officials of the European Economic Community to Washington for formal talks on complaints lodged this month by several US steel companies. The Commerce Department said the talks, required under provisions of the General Agreement on Tariffs and
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        Lock icon Interest rates up
        106 17 NEW YORK, Sun. Interest rates rose on US money markets on Friday after the New York Federal Reserve Bank reported the key M-l measure of money supply showed a US$7OO million (551.49 billion) increase in the week ending Jan 13. Economists had been forecasting a decrease in
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      Trying hard to come up with a full house
      447 17  -  CONRAD RAJ By IF SINGAPORE cannot fill the 25,000 hotel rooms it is expected to have by 1985, it will not be for lack of trying. Not only is the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) trying hard to woo more and
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      Two more banks cut lending rates
      114 17 Two more banks cut lending rates TWO more banks have announced cuts in their lending and deposit rates just before the Lunar New Year. Overseas Union Bank (OUB) will from next Wednesday peg its prime lending rate at 10.75 per cent (from 11.25 per cent previously). Fixed deposit rates for
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      Lock icon America's inflation rate of B.9pc lowest since 1977
      479 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. Inflation in the United States last year fell to its lowest level since 1977, with consumer prices rising only 8.9 per cent, the government said today. The Labour Department said consumer prices rose by a modest 0.4 per cent in
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      357 17 GROWTH OF llpc LOWER THAN 1980's EXTERNAL trade last year recorded a healthy 11 per cent increase to cross the $100 billion mark. But the growth rate fell far short of the 34 per cent of the previous year and was the lowest
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      429 17 LONDON, Sun. The price of tin hit a record £8,690 (about 5533,221.4) a tonne in London on Friday as dealers sought supplies to fulfil contracts with a mystery buyer who has dominated the market in recent months. The latest rise followed a
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      631 17 AS WE usher in the canine Lunar New Year, the chance that it will be another dog-cat-dog y. ar like the last seems remote. Although "killings" of weak holders by syndicates are part of the game and likely to continue, the "slaughter" is unlikely to be
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      107 17 THE fallowing Is a list of the II most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for IMI/2 TVMver r Prim tat! mck u> IHI innbShip
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      88 17 LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE Ju IS Ju II Jua Jm!l JuB "BT Indicator •Industrials •Finance •Hotels: Properties: wtoMlnings MwPUnutions aOCBC: ttSES Ind *****3 754 70 1750 88 1168.11 T36 96 327.80 915 00 725.71 644.67 *****3 ***** 1761.84 1179 77 741.52 327 88 ***** 736 23 658.26 *****7 765 35
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      88 17 JaalS Jull Ju It Ju !l J.i. ••BT Index *****0 ••Industrials: 925 91 •Finance 1618 76 •Hotels ***** ••Properties: 938 44 twTlns ***** ««*»Rubbers 1229 91 *****7 933 69 1629 80 ***** 940 42 358 96 *****3 *****8 *****0 ***** ***** *****1 1631.10 ***** ***** 931 4? 931 64
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    2549 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year's high and low, followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and ttie vuJump of business. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1081/1982 High Lnw Company Ur'. Last Div
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    220 18 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2.0770 90. brought to a high of $2.0840 50. before easing back to close the week at $2 0670 80 in the Singapore forex market last week. Demand for the US dollar against the Sing-^re dollar started off stronr before heavy commerical seling
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    296 18 ITALIAN LIB A: Recent rises in US interest rates and concern over the Polish situation have led to a weakening of the lira in line with the other EMS currencies, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, in its weekly review of selected foreign currenci. 1* The lira, is currently
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    354 18 CONTRARY to expectations of tight market conditions during the festive season, the InterBank money market showed a fairly easy trend. The overnight rates opened at 4-1 2 per cent 4 per cent, easing to 2-1 '2 per cent 2 per cent at midweek, and finally closing at 2 per
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    225 18 ASIAN currency average deposit rates (or the week ended Jan tt: UBI (Bid price.i Hi(a Low 7 days 1313/1613 3/16 1 month 1313/*****/16 2 months 14* 13 3/16 3 months 14W 13 7/16 6 months 15H 13 5/16 8 months 15 5/16 13 s 12 months 15H
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    394 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday. Jan 22. 1982. BANK'S I'l.K Algemene Bank 11' American Express 1- Am'dam R'terdam Bank 12 Asia Commercial 11 i A A NZ Banking Group 11 Ban Hin Lee Bank 12 Banca Commercials 11 Banco
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      297 18 TOKYO, Sat. Share prices continued to advance sharply extending yesterday's rally In active trading, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 63.04 to close at 7886.40 points, with a volume of 340 million shares. The New index closed at 582.44. up 4.52 pointInternationally popular issued led the market on
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      581 18 LONDON, Fri. The market closed firm but below moming's highs after an extremely active session, dealers said. The FT index was up 8.1 to 567.2 at the close. Leading UK banks lowered their base lending rates to 14 per cent from 14-1 2 per cent, rather sooner than the
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      353 18 NEW YORK, Fri. Stocks slipped lower and volume eased as Investors moved to the sidelines to await the results of the weekly money supply figures and President Reagan's State of the Union message next Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial average finished 3.24 points lower at 845.03, declines led
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      200 18 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Share 1 prices were mainly higher with I Royal Dateh gaining 1180 guild ers while KLM fell ISO in Dutch internationals, dealers said. In higher banks NMB rose 3.20 and mortgage bank Wmk increased sharply by six due to the bank rate cut. Investment funds Ratine* and
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      283 18 ZURICH, Fri. Prices closed 1 mostly higher in moderately j active trading but were below levels seen early in the session, dealers said News of declining Swiss interest rates and a stabler franc failed to provide signifi- cant support for equities, which largely seemed to profit from firmer bond
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      Tin price stays up
      95 18 LONDON: The afternoon market maintained earlier higher levels on Friday, with cash trading again at the record high of 13,690. up £30 from yesterday's Ring close. Three Months made further ground as covering against US physical business developed up to £8,050 in Ring and Kerb dealings,
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      64 18 m •nun Melbourn 337. M8 336 028 *****S 33H40S New York 377.008 375.008 378 OOS 376 OOS London *****8 377.508 37..75S 378.00S Zurich 376 008 3T5.008 *****S 37X00S Parts ***** 369 89 n.i Fri Honjikonx closed closed closed closed Singapore (2) closed 376.0011 closed *****S Export prices in non-sterling
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      Quietly steady week
      250 18 QUIETLY steady conditions ruled for the most part on the approach to the Lunar New Year, with levels finishing four cents up overall, says Holiday, Ciller, Bath tod OmpMy, in its weekly rubber review last week. The week began on a steadier note following goo<l j short-covering
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      141 18 LONDON: Rubber Futures closed steadier on some speculative short-covering following buying linked to Soviet business for February and April shipment on Friday, traders said. Prices closed near the top of a narrow range, between 1.00 and o.Bop per kilo higher on the day. Volume totalled 526 lots including
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      Produce prices
      150 18 CBINEBE Pre*ace Excaoage, fllapair-,, aoaa rl— lag price* per IM k* M S_U~U> Cmiml «U: Bulk fob JlOO 00 tell era, old drum (in second hand drum) fob 5112.00 sellers, new drum lob $116 00 sellers Copra: Mixed (loose) 150 00 buyers. Proper: Muntok white pepper fob Asia
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      Treasury Bill
      45 18 RESULTS of tender for 91-day Treasury Bill held last week were: Oder*.: {120.00.000. Applied far: $270,000,000. Allot W: $120,000,000. Aeoepte. bids: $99 25 approximately 43 per cent, higher bids in full Average rate of discount on allotment: 2.845 per cent per annum V
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      Tin, rubber closing prices
      52 18 Jan 18 Jan 19 Jan 20 Jan 21 Jan 22 Jan 23 •Tin Tonnes Rubber (S) Rubber (M) 33.80 34.90 352 235 183.50 180.50 ***** ***** •in M$ per kilo 34.10 246 185.00 209 50 34.50 3450 345 258 183.50 183.50 208.00 ***** In rents per
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    408 18 THK PROID rooster had the last strut around the courtyard after all. Although It was to a much smaller audience, It did not slink away without as mnrh of a crow as had been earlier feared. The stock market ended last week on a higher note, making a
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    340 18 IN GENER/VLLY featureless conditions last week, < the Kuala Lumpur stock market managed to gain a little ground but the underlying low volume once again showed that it still lacked direction. Total turnover shrank to only 19.11 million units worth M 578.2 million compared to the previous week's
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    340 18 LONDON: UK miners' rejection of possible strike action and the lower trend of European interest rates last week, boosted the market and the FT index added 35.6 on the week to close at 567.2, its highest level since September 3, 1981. Gains of 20p or more were common
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      144 In Memoriam
      26 25 In Lovtnfl Memory CM Time changes many things but not the memory this day brings. Oearty wilsisd by lev** «N* aad HMhhW D«M&l.lin
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      17 25 Dimly mmm by all hU levad on«i. MR. WEE SWEE KENO Departed lS.l.lfra
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      39 25 Your genUe face and patient smile With sadness we recall; You had a friendly word for each And died beloved by all &990ff RMaWO Dy WIW MM FwiMly. PETER TAY CHENG SAN DEPARTED 28.1 JO
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      35 25 We've been lonely since you left us; Home has not been the same bared by sen*, daughters, d«ught»r» In tow. sona-Tn-law, QranocMldrwt and Qreel Qrandaon. MOM YEO AH SOON Departed IS.IJI
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      115 25 One year has passed since you left us. Your unfortunate and sudden departure was a very sad one h h^nfl mAaMoim and Llu^jl on In Loving Memory of: MR YOUNG YIN CHOON Departed en 25.1J1 Dearly mlniH by wtte. ton 2 M LOVING MEMORY of Mr.
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      143 Acknowledgements
      37 25 WISH TO EXPRESS THEM HEARTFELT THANKS TO RELATIVES. FMENOS. COLLEAGUES AND ASSOCIATES FOR THEM KIND ATTENDANCE, CONDOLENCES. DONATIONS. WREATHS AND ASSISTANCE RENDERED DURING THEM RECENT BEREAVEMENT THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM. NG HOY KON
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      Lock icon Ipswich chase three titles
      510 25 Team-mates Gates, Mills and Brazil may turn rivals LONDON, Sun. Mick I Mills, Eric Gates and Alan Brazil expect to be rivals in the World Cup finals, starting in June, but at the moment their united efforts are giving Ipswich I the chance to win all
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      Youth match ends in free-for-all
      111 25  - Youth match ends in free-for-all JOE DORAI By A FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE under-19 soccer competition match between Teck Whye United and Sporting Westlake at Farrer Park was abandoned on Saturday following a free-for-all between players and officials of the teams. The teams were level at 2-2 when the fracas
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      Lock icon Campbell stars for Ireland
      100 25 Campbell stars for Ireland DUBLIN, Sun. Ireland's Rugby Union flyhalf Ollie Campbell confused his opponents and confounded his critics yesterday with a superb exhibition of individual skills as the Irish swept to an unexpected 20-12 win over Wales at Lansdowne Road here. The Irish rugby public has been bitterly divided
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      340 25 PHOENIX, Sun LARRY NELSON retained his lead with a struggling one-under-par 70 in the second round of the US$3OO,OOO ($612,000) Phoenix Open golf tournament yesterday. The soft-spoken Nelson, the current PGA champion, put together a 36-hole total of 133, nine shots under par. "I
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      Ballard through
      65 25 STEWART BALLARD, 18, Singapore's lone entry in the recent Monaco Open squash championships where he finished third, went through the first round of the Briitish Under-23 tournament on Saturday, defeating England's Martin Shaw In a telephone call from London to his father Cuthbert yesterday, Stewart said he will
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      WORLD BEST
      81 25 EDMONTON (Albert*) Son. Canada's Debbie Brill achieved a world best performance of 1.99 m in the women's high jump at the Edmonton Journal Indoor athletics meeting here yesterday. Brill, taking part In only her second competition since having a baby, reached the height at her first attempt, beating
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      336 25 MEXICO CTTY, Sun. John Sadri defeated Bruce Manson 6-3, 7-6 and Thomas Smid, of Czechoslovakia, outlasted Australian Paul McNamee 64, 3-6, 6-4 to advance to the final of the US$3OO,OOO ($612,000) World Championship Tennis tournament here yesterday. Smid was down a break in the third
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      158 25 MELBOURNE, Sun. The West Indies took a commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of-five games series of the US$5O,OOO ($102,000) play-off for the Benson and Hedges World Series Cup against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground here today. The West Indians thrust Australia for the second time
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      1236 25 ENGLISH FA Ml FOl-RTH KOI ND i Blackpool 0 (jueens Park Rangers 0 Brighton 0 Oxford 3. Bristol City 0 i Aston VllU 1, Chelsea 0 Wrexham 0 Crystal Palace 1 Bolton 0. Gtlllng--1 ham 0 West Bromwtch 1. Hereford 0 LCSMMcr 1, Lutoo 0 Ipswich 3. Manchester
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      266 25 KYALAMI, Sun. Formula One motor racing was in turmoil yesterday after I the sport's controlling body (FISA) susI pended the world's top drivers minutes after the finish of the South African Grand Prix. Suspension notices were served as Frenchman Alain Prost left the
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      SAGA hunt for woman coach
      245 25  - SAGA hunt for woman coach HAKIK AT RAI By THE Singapore Amateur Gymnastics Association are hunting for an American woman coach to help them in their preparations for the 1983 South-east Asia Games, which will be held in the Republic. The reason for getting an American woman is because communication
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        41 25 ATHLETICS An infected leg injury Is delaying Steve Ovett's return to training and could threaten his racing programme next season. The British Olympic 800 metres champion and 1,500 m world recordholder gashed his right leg during training six weeks ago.
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        70 25 BASKETBALL Seattle Supersonics defeated Boston Celtics 118-106 in the American Basketball Association tournament. Other results: San Antonio Spurs 115 Atlanta Hawks 107, Philadelphia 76ers 112 Indiana Pacers 105, Washing ton Bullets 110 Portland Trail Blazers 97. Chicago Bulls 108 Cleveland Cavaliers 93, Houston Rockets 128 Utah Jazz 110.
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        33 25 BOXING South Korean junior welterweigh r Lee SangHo knocked out Japan's fourth ranking lightweight Takashi Sugimoto in the third round of a scheduled 10-round non-title boxing bout here in Seoul yesterday.
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        32 25 ICE HOCKEY Winnipeg Jets beat Chicago Black Hawks 6-5 in the American Hockey League competition yesterday. Other results: Buffalo Sabres 5 Quebec Nordlques 3, Edmonton Oilers 4 Vancouver Canucks 3.
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        25 25 Jean Francois Boutin, Michel Laforest and Kevin Gaudet powered Canada's high-scoring hockey team to a 10-3 triumph over China in a world hockey tournament.
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        Maiden win
        65 25 SKI-ING Christin Cooper, of the United States, scored her first World Cup ski victory when she won a women's slalom event here in BercrHesgaden. West Germany, yesterday. But Erlka Hess, of Switzerland, never lower than third in previous World Cup slaloms this season, made sure of winning the
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        22 25 Canada's Horst Bulau won the World Cup ski jumping competition off the 7C-metre hill here in Thunder Bay, Canada, yesterday.
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        51 25 SPEED SKATING Dan Jansen. a 16-year-old American, set a junior world speed skating record of 38.24 seconds for 500 meters here in Davos, Switzerland yesterday. Sarah doctor, 19, also of the United States, broke the other world junior mark with a winning time of 2:12.40 in the women's 1.500
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        36 25 YACHTING The French yacht Morbihan arrived here In Mar Del Plata yesterday to claim the provisional lead on corrected time for the 6,000 mile leg Auckland, New Zealand, in the round the world race. Agencies.
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      32 25 MELBOURNE, Sun The West Indies today defeated Australia by 128 runs in the second final of the Benson and Hedges World Series Cup at the Melbourne Cricket Ground here. AFP
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      30 25 OSAKA, Sun. VlruaUy-un-known Italian Reta Marchisio spurted three kilometres from the finish to win the 40km women's international marathon here in 2 hr 32 mm 55 sec. -UPI.
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      45 25 WELLINGTON, Sun. Australia scored their fifth straight win in the women's Worla Cup cricket competition here today, beating England for the second time within a week. Australia needed only 54 overs to pass the England total, finishing with 120 for four wickets. AFP.
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      37 25 INDORE (India), Sun India's Central Zone, replying to England's first innings total of 436 for seven declared, were all out for 311 before lunrh on the final day of a three-day match here today. Reuter
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        Cup 'reject' Cocoa set for first win
        266 30  -  EPSOM JEEP By DENIED a chance to have a tilt at the Tunku Gold Cup in spite of a close second in the Cup trial, Cocoa can gain some compensation by winning the Class 1 Div 2 2,000 m handicap (Race 5) at
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        Suspension list
        23 30 TWO jockeys sidelined are: MOSES LEE (Magnificent Eighty) suspended until Feb 5, a ABDUL RAZAK (Father's Pride) suspended until Jan 31.
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        SELECTIONS
        102 30 Going forecast: Good Sirran FT. Leader Trepan Wianu Sirran FT. Leader F.T. Laadar Wisnu Sirran Filipachi Talk Big, Bercham Filipachi Spring Water Bercham Barcham Chimpanzee Filipachi Sir Toby Faris Lane Monitor Sir Toby Fans Lane Jaya Mulia FarisLana Sir Toby High Yield Patriarch Timothy Kita Suka Timothy Patriarch Chiquitita
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        Jupiter Command may be hard to catch
        247 30  - Jupiter Command may be hard to catch EQUESTRIENNE By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Front-running Jupiter Command, a five-year-old Australian gelding by Vain, can chalk up his fourth win in the last race. He had 15 outings last season for three wins, three seconds and a third. His last win was over
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        Today's card
        2414 30 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV C 1,200 m (3-y«ar-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 o*o Air Bus II 57 Air- Yeoh 3 ag ul same By Manitoulin out of In A Moment; never likely when beating one home in Div D last week Sag 3 2 6 Fallow The Leader 57
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        Start the day right with a 'hong bao'
        299 30  - Start the day right with a 'hong bao' TIPTOP By TODAY is the first day of the Lunar New Year, so begin the day right with a safe hong bao in Follow The Leader in the opening race. The three-year-old Perpetual n gelding ran a fair sixth to Bambi 111
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        Timothy can score maiden victory
        307 30  - Timothy can score maiden victory TONTO By TIMOTHY, still a maiden after 17 starts, is up against moderate opposition and has an excellent chance of breaking the ice in a seven-horse field in Race 4. This four-year-old New Zealand horse by Habita- tion (same sire as Tunku < Gold Cup
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        THE MUDLARKS
        45 30 THESE horses will go well today if there is rain: i RACE 2: Mas Tini, Lotogive, Tamasek Command. RACE 4: Sixth Genera- tion, Timothy, Titanium. RACE S: Timber Tycoon. RACE Debbie's Pet, Great Leap, Fa Fa. RACE 1: Charrette, E For Easy, Eyeliner.
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        69 30 SAN MATEO (California),! I Sun. British jockeys I Lester Piggott, Greville 1 Starkey, Walter Swinburn and French rider Yves i Saint- Martin will take part in three races at the Bay Meadows course here on Friday and Saturday. They will be pitted against four top United States
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        Taman S'pura for 'gold' double
        327 31  -  EPSOM JEEP By TAMAN SINGAPURA has a first-rate chance of scoring a golden double in the $100,000 Tunku Gold Cup over 2,000 m (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Showoff n triumphed in last year's Singapore Gold Cup at
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        SELECTIONS
        149 31 Going forecast: Good RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED 1 Oraan Bayu Kencang Look Smart Paolng Orsen Bayu Kencang Bayu Kancang Orsen Pao Ing 2 8.0. S«n»»tion Brani Vanda Crescent Vandal Cr#»c#nt Dewi S.O. Sensation Oyaz L. Castlefield Plastic Queen 3 TooFaat P. Avenue Twinkle Toes F»i Loong P.
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        Past 10 winners
        58 31 1972 Jamb* Jet (8.1) Wilson 1973 Ming Derby (8.1) J. Johnson 1974 Chaya Timor II (8.8) Moran 1975 Oonara (55.5) Wilson 197S Tien An Man (51.5) M. Lee 1977 Sir Toby (5«) Thomas 1978 Super Level (U. 5) Khoo 1979 Dragon Command (54.5) Plggott 1984 Sore Am
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        Tomorrow can be the day of the grey
        255 31  -  THE RACING EDITOR By HE is the only grey in the Tunku Gold Cup line-up, and he has an first-rate chance of capturing his first classic tomorrow. Blanc Sar Blanc, the horse who won his first three races in three different classes,
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        I go for Shining Keoni
        151 31 I go for Shining Keoni Says TONTO SHINING KEONI, winner of three races last season but who found the classics eluding him, is vastly improved and should strike gold and shine in the Tunku Gold Cup. The wll-bred five-year-old New Zealand gelding by Noble Bijou has won over distances from
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        Mudlarks
        55 31 WATCH these horses if there is rain: RACE 2: Vitality Belle. Dewi m, Oyez. RACE 3: Perraatang Pasir, Imperial March. RACE 4: Celerity 11. Victory Fair, Lee Tit Seng. RACE S: Pegasus n, Sheringham, Concession. RACE C: Poder, French Quarter. RACE 7: Ponte Veccnio, King Candy, Fuiisan RACE 8:
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        Tomorrow's card
        2997 31 fa«HHpH 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV A 1,200 m (3 4-year-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 *00 CaapDe Grace S7 Major Issue- Ahmad 4 nzg In rear most of way when last in Div A 1200 m last week Sahiaa 11 t *6 Immediate Acttoo 57 Regal Wlse-K Chong 4 nzg
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        Tunku Gold Cup line-up
        852 31 ■"••■J^P* 4.05 CLASS 1 DIV 12,000 m 2,000 m BrilUllltJl (Ratings 166-143) (Stakes: $100,000) 1 01*09* Tuim Singapore 59 (IK) Est. of late PK Loh-AUan 5 nzg aud -7 By Showoff II; 3 wins $162,700; triumphed in 2200 m Spore Gold Cup with 56.5 in yielding
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        It may be 'lucky 13' for All Is Great
        319 31  -  TIPTOP By SADDLE cloth 13 may prove lucky for All v Great in the Tunku Gold Cup. Throughout last year, the six-year-old Morston gelding out of Astoria has been overshadowed by his brilliant stablemate Per- sian Sapphire, who won the Governor's
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        'SPORTY' CAN SURPRISE AGAIN
        156 31  - 'SPORTY' CAN SURPRISE AGAIN EQUESTRIENNE By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Spartacaater, who upset all calculations when be took the Tunku Gold Cup trial last weekend, can surprise again by winning the Cup. The eight-year-old New Zealand gelding by Headland n showed that he could still raise a gallop when he stormed
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    Lock icon Nuclear energy for peace only
    351 32 RIYADH, Sunday PLEDGE BY SAUDI ARABIA SAUDI Arabia, which earns more than US$lOO billion (Ss2o4 billion) annually from its oil sales, will not produce nuclear weapons, Defence Minister Prince Sultan declared yesterday. "The kingdom does not intend to use nuclear energy for military purposes because
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    Lock icon Gromyko to go ahead with Haig meeting
    225 32 MOSCOW, Sun. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko plans to go ahead with his meeting with US Secretary of State Alexander Haig in Geneva next Tuesday despite Washington's insistence on a shift in agenda from Euromissiles to Poland, informed sources said here today. Tass
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    Tapping best brains in govt
    153 32 Tapping best brains in govt From Pag* On* cal Services, Dr Andrew Chew, the Director of Postgraduate Studies, Prof Wong Hock Boon, NUS Vice-Chancellor Prof I.im Pin and the deans of the Medical and Dental Faculties. They are now recognised as members of the two faculties. They can sit in
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    30-year ban lifted
    84 32 HONGKONG, Sun. Hongkong and Macau passengers will soon be able to take a ship again to Wuzhou. a major trading port in south China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, after a X-year suspension of the passenger service. The state council In China has recently approved tbe resumption of
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    Lock icon Jet skids into sea, but all 208 on board safe
    394 32 BOSTON, Sunday ALL 208 people a boa survived a winter nigh when the heavy jet si runway into Boston harbour. ird a DC-10 airliner itmare here last night ikidded off a slippery Police said there were no fatalities, although a
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    224 32 Sihanouk: It will take a long time... BEIJING, Son. Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk says It will take a long time to form an antl-Vlet-namese coalition and he wants to sUseaas It In Beljbig with Khmer Rouge chief Khlea Samphan and former Premier Son Sann. "I think there Is still a
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    28 32 JAKARTA, Sun. Hotels in west Java, including those in Bandung, have decided to raise their room rates by approximately 25 per cent from Pebl. -AFP.
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      138 32 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The effects of the worldwide recession are reflected in Singapore's total external trade for last year, when growth was down by a third on the previous year, reports WANG LOOK KEAH. Norway's ship classification and regulation body is setting up its first overseas
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