The Straits Times, 3 February 1982

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    13 1 The StraitsTSmes Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    A better on-line civil service
    809 1 Details of computerisation plan A VASTLY improved civil service, more efficient, more productive and providing better service to the public this is one of the objectives of the government's multi-million-dollar computerisation programme. The newly-formed National Computer Board, which will implement the Civil Service Computerisation Programme
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    Award for exec who saved family from bees
    303 1 Award for exec who saved family from bees FAR from buzzing off In the face of danger, an executive drove his car Into the thick of a swarm of hees which was attacking a couple and their daughter along Clnny Road last December. When Mr Ong Joo Slah, 27, stopped
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    2 leaders die
    31 1 NKW DELHI. Tues. Mr Mohanlal Sukhadia. 60, and Mr Jaisukhlal Hathi. 73. senior leaders of Indian Prime Minis ter Indira Gandhi's ruling Congress party. <lje<l tixla, of hearlrflarks
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    When the energy surcharge will be lifted
    376 1  - When the energy surcharge will be lifted HEDWIG ALFRED By I THE Building Control Division will suspend the energy surcharge on building owners who have submitted acceptable upgrading proposals. The suspension will be effective the following month to give the owners time to produce detailed plans and calculations, which, if
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    Lock icon Mother faces murder rap
    89 1 ALICE SPRINGS (Australia). Tues. A coroner today ordered a woman to stand trial on a charge of murdering her daughter, reversing an earlier decision that the 10--week-old baby girl had been killed by a savage Australian bush dog or Dingo. Coroner Gerry Galvin told a packed
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    Lock icon Poles holding back grain, livestock sales to govt US report
    606 1 Poles holding back grain, livestock sales to govt US report WASHINGTON, Tuesday POLISH farmers are refusing to sell Gen Wocjieh Jaruzelski's military government sufficient quantities of grain and livestock, according to a report from the United States agricultural attache in Warsaw. The report came amid publication of an article by
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    Lock icon No yen for Dallas
    126 1 TOKYO, Tues. The popular American serial Dallas will be withdrawn from Japanese television before the public finds out who shot J. K. because of overwhelming audience indifference, It was reported here. The weekly Shukan Sankei said the series that kept 3M million viewers around the world
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    Bush's car hit by bullet?
    112 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. A 'projectile" possibly a bullet struck Vice President George Bush's armoured limousine about eight blocks from the White House today as he was being driven to work, the Secret Service said. No one was hurt Secret Service spokesman Jack Warner said agents hud
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    ST index falls below 800-level
    108 1 ST index falls below 800-level A 15.38-point drop of the Straits Times Industrials index yesterday brought this stock market barometer to below the 800- level. At the end of a day of light trading, the index was down to 785.17. Among the losers of the day was Rothmans Industries. This
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    REAGAN TRIPLES MILITARY AID TO SALVADOR
    364 1 REAGAN TRIPLES MILITARY AID TO SALVADOR WASHINGTON. Tues. -I The Reagan Administra- tion, warning that United States security and all of Central America is at stake, is tripling US military assistance to wartorn El Salvador. Many Congressmen question the wisdom of tne move and accuse the US-backed military junta >
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    Lock icon $60 m heroin seized
    71 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Customs official* conducting a routine airport baggage inspection seized 17 kg of heroin with a street value of US$3O million (SJ6O million) concealed in the Suitcases of a New Jersey woman, officials said Authorities said it was the largest such drug seizure in
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    $1.4 m survey on revamping bus services
    652 1 BEST USE OF PRESENT RESOURCES SINGAPORE Bus Service has commissioned a $1.4 million survey for a major overhaul of bus services. SBS said in a statement yesterday that- i the survey, which will be undertaken by two British consultancy firms, will last 18
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    Lock icon DK may lose our support at UN: Mahathir
    638 1 DK may lose our support at UN: Mahathir Refusal to join coalition KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia hinted today it might withdraw support in the United Nations for the Khmer Rouge if the latter refused to accept an Asean-prpposed Cambodian coalition to resist the Vietnamese. Speaking at the fourth Asean Inter-Parliamen-tary
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    Lock icon Landslide toll
    36 1 NEW DELHI. Tues At least 23 villagers were reported killed today in a landslide in the northern Indian state of Kashmir that completely wrecked their hamlet, the United News of India reported today AP.
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      Lock icon ARREST ORDERS ON 260
      62 1 KOMK. Toe*. A Home niHKlstraU- prohlnß K«-d Krigitd'-s rriiiH'-. has issued tU arrest warrants un rharurs of armed insurrection against the state the most serious charee to oate against the leftwlng extremists, judicial sources said. Many of the warrants have been ser\ ed on Red Brigades
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      70 1 [523 46 pages today IMPORTED' GOODS TAG MUST BE AUTHENTIC Pag* 7 Govt plan (or fire controllers Page 11 XL returns Khatib camp to Singapore Page 7 SUMMARY WORLD NE^S 3,4,6 COMICS II EDITORIAL 12 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND 14 CLASSD7IEDS l»-29 CAUSEWAY 34 SPORTS 35-37 How a dog changed a
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      916 2 IN SUMMARY... HI HOME Misleading ads ADVERTISERS run the risk of being suspended from all media if their claim that a product is "Made in or "imported from cannot be verified. This warning by the Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore follows complaints that some advertisers are using such phrases for
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      1628 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: LORD CARRINOTON'S Asean tour Is a welcome attempt by Britain to demonstrate that It values Its ties here. Bat gestures and supportive speeches alone do not suffice to Improve relations. They have to be matched with appropriate action. Page 12 CLOSE INCOME GAP INSTEAD THE International
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Commuters jeer at striking BR workers
      344 3 Commuters jeer at striking BR workers LONDON, Tuesday IRATE commuters, beginning to show the strain of three weeks of intermittent rail strikes, yesterday jeered and swore at conductors at the busy Briguton rail terminal where a 24-hour wildcat walkout disrupted service to London. The unannounced conductors' strike was called by
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      Lock icon HONGKONG LECTURER WARNS OF SOCIAL TIME-BOMB
      229 3 HONGKONG LECTURER WARNS OF SOCIAL TIME-BOMB HONGKONG, Tues. The crowding of uprooted lower-class residents within public housing estates is an obvious social time-bomb in Hongkong. This warning from a Hongkong University lecturer echoes a recent one by Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew j on the need for the recreation
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      Lock icon US rights to Holmes
      69 3 LONDON, Tues. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's daughter has sold the US rights to his classic Sherlock Holmes detective stories, the Standard newspaper reported yesterday. It said the US-based Lorindy Co, headed by Sy Weintraub and Otto Plasohkes, was planning a series of films based on the
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      Lock icon 7 rockets found
      62 3 DUBLIN, Tues. Irish police who have unearthed large stocks of arms and explosives in the Northern Ireland border areas in swoops over the last three days said they found seven primed rockets near Dundalk last night. In earlier raids Irish police unearthed 50,000 rounds of ammunition, seven
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      Lock icon S. Korean firms may get Chinese workers
      385 3 S. Korean firms may get Chinese workers HONGKONG, tfues. China might provide South Korean firms with i 100,000 workers for Mid- j die East projects through a Hongkong middleman despite the fact that it gives, diplo- matic and ideological support to North Korea against Seoul, it was reported here today.
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      Philippine floods leave 13 dead, 130,000 homeless
      222 3 MANILA. Tues THK worst floods In 2S yeare raged through six southern Philippine provinces, leaving 13 people dead and about IM.Nt others In fvaouatlon rent res, relief reports said today. A Red Cross spokesman said most of the 13 fatalities were drowning victims.
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      Model of village where women were rulers
      139 3 MEN have dominated China for several thousand years bat this model of Banpo village testifies to a nme*when women ruled the land. The model is seen at the excavation site of the village, C km east of Xlan. The site, now covered and
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      Lock icon Schmidt patches up with partners
      430 3 AFTER THREAT TO QUIT OVER JOBS ISSUE BONN, Tuesday WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and his squabbling partners in the ruling Social Democrat-Liberal coalition have agreed on the broad outlines of a job-creation programme for their country. Mr Willy Brandt, former chancellor and current chairman
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      Lock icon Official looking into 'delay'
      206 3 TOKYO, Tues. JAPAN'S new import complaints office today began looking into a charge that entry of two Mercedes Benz cars was delayed because their first aid kits and a fire extinguisher did not meet local standards. A spokesman for the j Japanese Office of Trade Ombudsman,
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      Lock icon Six Gulf states agree to use oil as weapon
      314 4 Six Gulf states agree to use oil as weapon RIYADH, Tuesday OIL ministers from the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council ended their first meeting yesterday with agreement on a wide range of issues, including the use of oil as a weapon. The Emirates news agency WAM said the two-day meeting of
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      Lock icon Border escape
      46 4 MUNICH. Tues. A former East German border guard fled across a mine field and escaped safely into West Germany, a spokesman for the Bavarian State Interior Ministry said yesterday. The spokesman said the 22-year-old East German made his escape on Sunday without accident. UPI.
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      Lock icon Mubarak to meet Reagan on US aid to Egypt
      348 4 Mubarak to meet Reagan on US aid to Egypt WASHINGTON, Tues. Egyptian President Hosiu Mubarak arrives here today to discuss US economic and military assistance to Eygpt with President Ronald Reagan. American officials said, before Mr Mubarak's arrival, that they were not concerned with Mr Mubarak's invitation of 59 Soviet
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      Lock icon Russian Sam missiles for PLO: Report
      308 4 KUWAIT, Tuesday THE Soviet Union has reportedly agreed to supply SAM anti-aircraft missiles and other military equipment to the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), the Kuwaiti news agency, Kuna, said yesterday, quoting military sources in Mosc In a dispatch datelined Moscow, Kuna said that a
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      Haig to visit Morocco
      51 4 WASHINGTON, Tues Secretary of State Alexander Haig will visit Morocco on Feb 11 and 12 for talks on the situation in North Africa and the Middle East, official sources said here today Mr Haiß will go to Mori*-™ after visits in Madrid and I. is bon>
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      Lock icon Snappy solution to guerilla infiltration
      68 4 JERUSALEM, Toes. To pat bite Into their campaign against Palestinian guerilla Infiltration, authorities here have been thinking of settling the River Jordan with crocodiles. Israeli crocodile breeders made the dis- closure on TV last night during a programme on the Hamat Gader nature reserve In
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      Lock icon Pretoria govt urged to license newsmen
      174 4 Pretoria govt urged to license newsmen JOHANNESBURG, Tuet. A GOVERNMENT commission has recommended that journalists be licensed and subject to heavy fines for misconduct and that the country's major newspaper groups be broken up. The licensing of journalists, proposed in a report tabled in Parliament yesterday, will apply to foreign
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      Lock icon 7 deaths mark third year
      77 4 BEIRI.T, Tues. Seven Iranians were put to death and thousands of people marched to cemeteries yesterday during the start of celebrations for the third anniversary of Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeiny"s return from exile. Bazaars closed down and universities reopened for the festivities, dubbed the "10-day dawn."
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      Lock icon CIA switches to using firms abroad as cover
      373 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday TO tighten security abroad after losing sensitive documents during the 1979 seizure of the American Embassy in Teheran, US intelligence is doing more of its overseas work under the cover of commercial organisations, rather than official US diplomatic missions. Senior
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      Lock icon Three drown
      33 6 SYDNEY, Tues. Three climbers drowned in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney during the weekend after being washed away down a narrow ravine by a flash flood, police said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Clark working on press leaks crackdown order
      292 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. NATIONAL Security Adviser William Clark, following President Ronald Reagan's orders, is writing a governmentwide directive to carry out a crackdown on leaks to the news media, administration officials say. The order may be issued as early as tomorrow and it was
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      In other words...
      47 6 4 WE'VE got the world by the tail. We've got the gym, we've got the travel, we've got the office accounts with which we occasionally bay a typewriter. 7 Republican Congressman Benjamin Rosenthal commenting on the public perception of members of the US Congress.
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      Lock icon Virtual 'change of heart, after op
      119 6 Virtual 'change of heart after op GERMAN teeaager Frank WeyrMgh and Ills mother Sophia, S3, on Monday at l-ondon's Harley Street Clinic where he had a revoloUonar> open heart surgery two weeks age which saved his Ufe. Prank, who had been given one year to live by German doctors, flew
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      Lock icon Judge decides on jail sentence by flip of the coin
      241 6 NEW YORK, Tues. A judge who was reprimanded last year for allowing a woman murder suspect to spend the night in his home sparked new controversy when he ordered a coin flipped to determine a pickpocket's sentence, officials said. Manhattan
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      Lock icon Larger planes new target of thieves
      177 6 Larger planes new target of thieves WASHINGTON. Tues. The number of private airplanes being stolen in the United States is diminishing, but the thieves generally drug traffickers are stealing larger planes, the International Bureau on Airplane Thefts has reported. It said 214 private craft worth US$25 million (SJS2 million) were
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      Lock icon Sikkim mourns
      68 6 Sikkim mourns NEW DELHI. Tues Slkkim plunged into seven days of mourning for its deposed king today and weeping followers filed past his body as It lay in State at Gangtok's Chuglakhang monastery. The remains of Palden Thondup Namgyal, last King of the tiny Himalayan land, arrived in Sikkim by
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      57 6 MANACOR (Spain), Tues. An elderly woman who jumped into a well In a suicide attempt at a farm near here on the Spanish island of Mai lorca, was saved by her skirt which caught onto the edge of the well, it was reported nere today. Firemen later pulled
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        Lock icon Deferred payments?
        70 6 THE SOVIET UNION, in a strong indication that it faces a shortage of hard currency reserves, has asked several West German and Japanese companies in recent weeks for permission to stretch out payments for goods that have already been shipped. A West German industry official responsible for trade
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        Lock icon Teheran frees Briton
        64 6 BRITISH BUSINESSMAN Andrew Pyke. 42. held in Iran for 17 months without trial, has been freed and will return home shortly, the Foreign Office announced in London yesterday. Mr Pyke was arrested at Teheran airport in August 1960 while about to fly out. Initially the Iranian authorities
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        Lock icon Israel plans outposts
        58 6 ISRAEL PLANS to establish 16 military outposts in the occupied West Bank and Golan Heights which might eventually be converted into civilian settlements, Jewish agency sources said in Tel Aviv yesterday. They said establishment of the outposts had been ordered by Defence Minister Ariel Sharon. He had
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        Lock icon Paris-Riyadh talks
        54 6 COOPERATION TALKS in Riyadh yesterday between the defence ministers of France and Saudi Arabia have covered joint military industries, training of Saudi personnel, and purchase of French-made Mirage war planes, the newspaper Al-Yom reported. The pro-government newspaper quoting official sources said the agreement was also reached for expanding
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        Lock icon Dozier on his folly
        68 6 BRIGADIER GENERAL James Dozier of the United States said in Vicenza in Italy yesterday he ignored warnings by Italian authorities and failed to take adequate security precautions to prevent his kidnapping by Red Brigades terrorists. "You are looking at an embarrassed guy. I take full responsibility,"
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        Lock icon 'Bombs hit civilians'
        64 6 SEVERAL HUNDRED civilians were killed in a week-long bombardment of Afghanistan's provincial capital of Kandahar in January by combined Soviet-Afghan troops, a Western diplomat said in New Delhi yesterday. He said the incident began on Jan 21 when guerillas attacked a Soviet vehicle in the city, resulting
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    KL returns camp in Sembawang to S'pore
    299 7 KL returns camp in Sembawang to S'pore THE ROYAL Malaysian Navy (RMN) yesterday returned Khatib Camp in Sembawang to the Singapore Government. The camp, where most of the navy's recruits were trained, was occupied by the RMN forces from 1970 to 1980. Captain Khoo Tee Chuan, who represented the Malaysian
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    'Imported tag on goods: Advertisers get warning
    374 7  -  GOH LEE KHUAN Media ban if claim is untrue By i ADVERTISERS beware! Think again before slotting in that enticing phrase "Made I in ...(foreign country)" or "Imported from claim. That commercial could well be suspended from ■I media by the Advertis- ing
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    Lighthouse stump may be cause of wrecks
    129 7 Lighthouse stump may be cause of wrecks THE Port of Singapore Authority is looking into what caused two lighters to be wrecked about 800 to 1,000 metres from Benjamin Sheares Bridge two weeks ago. Officials of the 600--member Singapore Transport Vessel Workers Association suspect that the remains of a lighthouse
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    Vicom offers prizes with car checks
    332 7 VICOM is offering a bonus I to all motorists who visit it for pre-inspections or inspections of their cars. Owners sending their vehicles to the Registry of Vehicles approved car inspection centre in Sin Ming Drive for either the compulsory check or preinspections will
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    Ngee Ann looks for key staff as it reorganises
    270 7 Ngee Ann looks for key staff as it reorganises THE Ngee Ann Technical College is reorganising its administration division and is looking for people to head four departments. The departments personnel, general administration, student affairs and finance come under the Registrar's office and have been upgraded to cater for the
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    Firm to appeal against ruling
    173 7 CHIANG HONG (Pte) Ltd, which is in the commodities produce business, yesterday filed its notice of appeal against the whole of a High Court judgment given last Friday in a civil action said to be the first of its kind under the Residential Properties Act.
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    Training centre for ship industries urged
    175 7 Training centre for ship industries urged A NATIONAL training centre should be set up to serve the shipbuilding, repairing and related industries, the president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers, Mr Lai Park On, said last night. It could train "all levels of employees" for the industry's special
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    SBC yet to decide on Poland programme
    210 7 THE Singapore Broad- I < H-stlnu Corporation has a recording of the television film. Let Poland be Poland, In which I'rrsident Ronald Rea- j gaa, among other i things, threatened farther action over Soviet Interference but has not decided what to do with
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      539 7 Mitsubishi stationeries facilitate office work Mitsubishi has stationeries that are ideal for the office, from fine liners to markers. Take Uni-ball, the rolling ball point pen with a metallic tip. So you can write smoothly at your angle, however acute. The Mitsubishi stationeries for all office markers ranging from the
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    200 pay their last respects to Dr Wong
    200 8 200 pay their last respects to Dr Wong ABOI T 2M people gathered at the home of the late Dr Rath Won* last night to pay their last rwperte to the former director of the Institute of Education. Dr Won*, 63, died of bronchial pneumonia on Monday. ndurting the Christian
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    Teachers learn art of listening
    248 8 ABOUT 160 teachers learnt yesterday how to I take the back seat occai sionally and listen well. They were attending Rev Dr Robert Balhetch- et's coordinators' training seminar on how to 'each moral education in schools held at the RELC in Orange Grove Road yesterday.
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    C-CENTRES' ROLE IN 'HEALTHY NEW HOBBY'
    201 8 C-CENTRES' ROLE IN 'HEALTHY NEW HOBBY' COMMUNITY centres can play a useful role in computer education, and very soon, all new generation community centres will have their own computer clubs, the MP for Leng i Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, said yesterday. There are already about 17 community centre computer
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    What the 10 ministries will use computers for
    490 8  - What the 10 ministries will use computers for MAY HO They will spearhead national drive By OVER the next few months, computers for the Civil Service Computerisation Programme will be delivered. They will be for the Ministries of Education, Environment, Labour and Finance (Inland Revenue). These four ministries, together with
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    70 Air India passengers stranded
    412 8  - 70 Air India passengers stranded YONG POW ANG By SEVENTY Air India passengers bound for Australia, told there were no seats for them on a flight yesterday, are worried they may be stranded here indefinitely. The flight, A 1412, was overbooked. It took off from Bombay with all seats filled
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    Zig-zagged into trouble
    49 8 RAMU MANIKAM. 31. was fined $20 by a magistrate yesterday for being drunk in Leng Kee Road on Feb 1 at 10.58 p.m. The court heard that he was smelling of alcohol when stopped by a police patrol for riding a bicycle in a zig-zag manner.
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    Firm put in peril' charge denied
    346 8 Firm put in peril' charge denied THE former managing director of Cosmic Insurance Corp Ltd, Mr Khoo Chiang Poh, 60. who is suing the company for wrongful dismissal, denied in the High Court yesterday that he had placed his company in peril In 1973 as a result of his incompetence.
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    Next month
    29 8 THE Punegol community centre is holding coarhing sessions on squash and badminton next month. Tennis coaching and tai-chi classes will begin in April. For details, ring *****87.
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    NPCC unit to be set up at NUS
    280 10 NPCC unit to be set up at N US A National Police Cadet Corps unit is being set up in the university to train potential teacher-officers. It is hoped the first batch of university cadets will be recruited when the new university term starts in July. Last year, an interim
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    TENDERS CALLED FOR INDOOR STADIUM
    105 10 RESIDENTS of Toa Payoh can soon look forward to more badminton, table-tennis and tennis facilities in their estate when a new 2,000-seat indoor stadium at Lorong 6 is built. The Housing Board has called for tenders to build an indoor stadium on the vacant land
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    Masked gang robs six men in flat
    204 10 Masked gang robs six men in flat FOUR masked men, armed with knives and an axe, went to a flat in Changi Road on Manday and robbed six men of cash and Jewellery' totalling $53,751. One of the occupants, businessman Sim Kay Lai, 33, was alone and asleep In the
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    Shortage of clay bricks is over
    443 10  -  CHUA LEONG KIAN Prices may drop by 4 c as new supplies arrive By i THE shortage of clay bricks is over and prices may drop from the present 30 cents to 26 cents each in the next few months when fresh supplies from
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    WP and member sue Raja
    164 10 The Workers' Party and a party member, Mr Wu Cher, are jointly suing the Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaretnam, for alleged defamation in a writ filed in the High Court on Monday. They are claiming damages for alleged slander, "published by
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    $5,000 phone bill two out of three own up
    367 10 $5,000 phone bill two out of three own up ABOUT two-thirds of the 200 university students who sneaked overseas calls from public telephones at the Nanyang Technological Institute have owned up and paid their bills. They have been spared eviction from their hostel, but stern action is being taken against
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      120 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp BOU&WT AfJ ANTIQUE l^ PAVimG FOff "**»r AAfMEP OOT YOU PiPrJ T TEu- f^E CMMR AT THE <mjCTiOJ CUWSOHLSiT YOU MOT TO SIT IrJ THAT OH6 OF THE LE&S TOPAV-eeSUREfJOT iT k VM6THEP sAA(36ie Tt-IATCMAIP' y^AS AAtSSIM<&' TO &T IM IT/
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    Prevention of fires: Govt plan for controllers
    523 11 THE government is considering making it compulsory for factories, schools, department stores and other public buildings to appoint fire prevention controllers. They will be responsible for drawing up fire prevention plans, conducting fire drills and maintaining fire-fighting equipment. Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian
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  • Article
    BULK OF VISITORS LAST NOV FROM ASEAN
    207 11 BULK OF VISITORS LAST NOV FROM ASEAN A TOTAL of 245.404 visitors came to Singapore in November last year, a growth of 9.2 per cent over the corresponding month in 1980. Singapore Tourist Promotion Board figures show that the highest number of visitors (37.4 per cent) came from the Asean
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    CC tour to parkway
    49 11 A TOUR to East Coast Parkway on March 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. is organised by Bukit Merah community centre. The fee is $3.50 for adults and $2 SO for children aged 6 to 13. Entry forms can be obtained from the centre.
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    Cultural show
    33 11 A LUNAR New Year senior citizens' cultural show by the Singapore Action Group of Elders (Sage) will be held on Feb 14 at 3 p.m. at the Marine Parade community centre.
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  • Article
    Escapee surrenders
    76 11 ONE of the four drag addicts still at lane after escaptaj from the Sembawaag Drag Rehabilitation Centre la Admiralty Road East oa Friday, yesterday Rye himself up at the ya Lebar police statloa. Kami* bin Sin, 23, walked Into the station at about 12.M p.m. Kunls la the
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    14 THAI CALLGIRLS PICKED UP IN RAID
    111 11 14 THAI CALLGIRLS PICKED UP IN RAID POLICE found 14 Thai girls working as prostitutes when they raided a house along Tanjong Katong Road on Jan 6. Hia Hung Teck, 46, who rented the nouse for $1,400 a month, was fined $3,000 yesterday, or three months' jail in default, for
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    Prize-giving
    35 11 THE fourth launching ceremony and prize presentation of Kampong Übi's constituen cy education development projects will be held at the Kampong Übi Education Centre, Block 11, Eunos Crescent, on Feb 14 at 4 p.m.
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  • Article
    Woman loses $64,000 suit against firm
    168 11 A HOUSEWIFE yesterday lost a $64,000 suit against a housing developer, which she said, sold her a semi-detached house at Duchess Road with several defects. i Mr Justice A. P. Rajah dismissed her suit with costs saying that her complaints to the developer and
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    Part and parcel
    172 11 She complained that moisture was seeping through the roof, there were cracks in the walls, the back concrete aprons were sinking, the wall plastering was uneven and the walls were crooked. Mr Justice Rajah noted that prior to her occupation of the house on April 15, 1976,
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    Thousand songs entered for SBC contest
    141 11 Thousand songs entered for SBC contest MORE than a thousand made-in-Singapore songs have been received in response to the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's scheme to encourage local talent. Since its inauguration in December 1960, a total of 1,157 entries have been received. Of these. 204 were works in English. 151 in
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    Explaining the property boom
    76 11 Explaining the property boom A TALK on Property Booms and Slumps Who is Responsible? will be held at the Hotel Phoenix on Feb 24 at noon. The talk by Prof Philip Mot ha. head of the Department of Building and Estate Management of the National University of Singapore, Is organised
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    Folk dance
    33 11 THE 12th People's Association folk dance training course will begin on Feb 15 at the PA headquarters. It will be held on Mondays and Fridays from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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      467 12 Carry on up the Asean road LORD Carrington's current tour of Asean is a heartening, if somewhat belated, attempt by Britain to show that it still values its ties with the region, its military withdrawal from east of the Suez and its subsequent entry into the European Economic Community notwithstanding.
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    When being tough can be harmful
    1039 12  -  EVAN LUARD Present conditions required by the IMF in exchange for loans could hurt Third World economies By ALMOST since the International Monetary Fund (IMF) began, there has been argument about "conditionality" the terms the Fund should demand in return for providing credit. Traditionally
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    Peace talks in the subcontinent
    1105 12  -  AJIT BHATTACHARJEA IN NEW DELHI By Writing for The Straits Times BEHAVING like a reluctant bridegroom being forced into India has at last begun talks with Pakistan on a no-war pact between them. It is going to be a long engagement. Pakistan s Foreign Minister,
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    The pros and cons of sanctions
    792 12  - The pros and cons of sanctions JONATHAN POWER in LONDON By Writing for the International Herald Tribune AFRICANS look at the Western effort to impose economic sanctions on the Soviet Union with more than a dose of cynicism. They have been lectured for years about the inappropriateness of sanctions against
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      133 12 C'estsibon The Andre Daguin of Gascony Festival Every night 5-14 February Smoked gOOtcbratf and salmon with red ea\iar on a bed of garden greens. Buttcrfried duckling liver and sea scallops. I ournedos of beef in Roquefort cheese sauce with pine seeds, walnuts and almonds. Rare treats nuked, created especialK for
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Contractors not against switching to steel
      498 13 I READ with interest Mr Lim Soon Heng's letter "Steel is answer to building problem" (ST, Jan 23) but feel compelled to correct some of the fallacies contained therein. It is not for a building contractor to decide whether to use steel or to
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    • Letter
      Incorrect picture of Druse Arabs in report
      560 13 JOHN DRYSDALE'S article on the Israeli annexation of the Golan Heights (ST, Jan 9) contains a number of points I find contentious, but I shall restrict myself. The Druse Arabs, whom the writer asserts have always regarded themselves as Syrian citizens, are portrayed
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    • Letter
      Ministry aware of labour situation
      198 13 PLEASE refer to the letter "Does NTUC really need to set upa medical co-op?" (ST, Jan 27). The letter suggested that the Ministry of Labour should meet representatives of the Singapore Institute of Personnel Management (SD?M) to get a clearer picture of the situation. This
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      Raise CPF ceiling for income tax
      77 13 THE government should seriously consider raising the limit of CPF contributed by employees to be allowed for income tax purposes. CPF contributions by employees have always been escalating and have risen by more than 200 per cent since its inception. However, in 1980 the
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    • Letter
      More to dispensing medicine than mere knowledge of drugs
      540 13 I WISH to reply the letter "Medical students do not learn dispensing" (ST, Jan 16) by Associate Professor Alfred S.C. Wan, Head, Department of Pharmacy, NUS. I had also worked in a Western country recently (1979-1981) where no pharmacist is known
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    • Lunar New Year blues
      • Letter
        No sign of goodwill
        82 13 HDB'S car parks division seemed to be on a fining spree during the festive season, sticking white chits on cars that have extended the parking time on the parking coupons. Some flexibility should have been exercised during the Chinese New Year, when it is normal for
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      • Letter
        Right to refuse
        52 13 ON JAN 25 at 10.30 a.m.. I was awakened by four refuse collectors shouting "hong bao, hong bao and they did it so blatantly. If this practice is not stopped, soon other workers will be joining in to demand Christmas, Hari Raya and Deepavali gifts. J.C.T. YAM
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      • Letter
        Limited covers, so buy early
        171 13 WE REFER to the letter by Unfair (ST, Jan 12) concerning a suggestion to restrict the number of first day covers that could be sold to each member of the public. We wish to inform the writer that the first day covers for the "Changi
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      • Letter
        More info on bonus case
        70 13 I REFER to the letter "Part of bonus had to be spent on firms' goods" (ST. Jan 27). It is not in order for an employer to compel an employee to purchase company's goods. I should be grateful if your reader Disgusted could furnish us
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        HDB letter boxes resited
        79 13 WE WOULD like to inform Inconvenienced that arrangements have been made to resite letter boxes in the void deck of his block away from the area where functions are normally held. This will place the letter boxes within easy reach of residents. We would also like
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      Patching up before the big contest
      886 14  - Patching up before the big contest M.G.G. PILLAI political parties prepare for general election By our Kuala Lumpur Reporter THE main guessing game in town is when Malaysia's general election will be held. It need not be until the middle of next year, but the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr
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      Lock icon The living and still thriving Nazis today
      884 14  - The living and still thriving Nazis today I TOM BOWER By in LONDON 4 The cause of the postwar failure was a calamitous mixture of lack of interest, lethargy, disbelief about the extent of German crimes and deliberate sabotage by public officials The consequence was not only the presence of
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      312 14 Lunar New Year 3K^^^^^ gh H I JANU bedroom suite V H^J I A 1 pc. Queen size bed. 1 pc. bedside^^^^H vfl V cabinet. 1 pc. dressing table with mirror. .^B^V i^k BHHHHJ sf*^v7iTS^B fa Hv a i e_^ IP june Y utn suite §f^^ 1 P c 2
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Tasek Cement
        59 15 TASEK Cement Bhd has confirmed reports that it agreed in principle to a joint venture with Siam Cement to mine coal in Indonesia. The company told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday that it had held various discussions with the Thai cement manufacturer on the possibility of mining
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        Rothmans Industries
        70 15 ROTHMANS Industries Ltd has informed the StocK Exchange of Singapore that it intends to pay out a dividend of not less than 10 per cent for the six months up to June 30, 1982. However, if the proposed bonus issue of 3-for--1 is approved by the SES, KLSE
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        Orient Finance bonds
        59 15 ORIENT Finance's US$6O million ($126 million) 5.25 per cent convertible bonds due 1997 will be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore from 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb 3. Trading in the bonds will be on a "ready" basis only and the quotation will be expressed as
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        Paper Products (M)
        85 15 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Paper Products (Malaya) Bhd on its change of owners. It was reported that Chandan Holdings, a Kuala Lumpur-based bumiputra group, has taken over effective control of PPM from the Chan family of Penang. Chandan was believed to have recently bought
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        Killinghall Tin
        78 15 DM CONJUNCTION with its proposed bonus issue of two-for-three ordinary shares, Killinghall Tin (Malaya) Bhd has been asked to furnish the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange with the following information. Details of any expected change in profitability for this year as compared to the financial year ending Dec 31,
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        Malayan Resources
        120 15 MALAYAN Resources Corporation Bhd (MRC) has received queries from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange about its proposed acquisition of Bitar Enterprises and Seng Kong Development, for a total consideration of M 510.5 million and M 59.5 million respectively. It has been asked to provide information on the expected
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        Great Eastern director
        30 15 THE Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd has announced the appointment of Datuk Dr Yahya Ismail as a director of the company with effect from Feb 1.
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    • International.
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        Lock icon Talks resume
        87 15 DEARBORN, Tues. The Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers' Union (UAW) resumed discussions today on new contract terms aimed at cutting labour costs and saving jobs. Similar talks with General Motors ended on Thursday without an agreement. The UAW and the two leading US car makers
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        Lock icon Citibank raises prime
        79 15 NEW YORK, Tues. Citibank yesterday raised its prime rate to 16.5 per cent from 15.75 per cent in response to a sharply higher cost of funds and the first move in the benchmark rate since November, 1981. The second-largest bank in the United States took what many
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      East Asiatic goes into computers
      176 15 EAST Asiatic Company (EAC), a Danish firm, marked its debut in the computer market with the signing of an agreement to market and service Hitachi computers in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei recently. EAC, with world-wide business in shipping, trading and manufacturing, has set up a
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      Second issue of revolving GDs
      256 15 WITHIN three-and-a-half months of the first revolving certificates of deposit (CDs) issue, the Singapore branch of the Longterm Credit Bank of Japan is tapping the Asian dollar market with the second such issue to be denominated in US dollars. The bank, which ranks seventh among
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      Local shipyards awarded Exxon repair contracts
      528 15 EXXON Corporation, thei major US oil company, I has awarded contracts! worth between $16 million and $24 million for the repair of its large oil! tankers to four Singapore shipyards. The contracts, concluded under its block-bid award programme, went to Hitachi Zosen Robin Dockyard,
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      Malaya Tin Printing makes public offer
      592 15  -  LEE YEW MENG FOUR MILLION SHARES AT $1.45 EACH By MALAYA Tin Printing (MTP), a major local tin can supplier is making a public offer of four million new shares at $1.45 each. The offer will make it the second tin can manufacturer this
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      Lock icon Malayan Banking registers $30 m after-tax profits
      298 15 MALAYAN Banking has recorded a 21.7 per cent increase in group aftertax profits to M 533.04 million (5530.06 million) for the six months ended December last year. And it expects to maintain that growth in the following six months. This could mean that
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  • Market Highlights
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      ST Index falls 15 points
      254 15 SINUAPORK: Share prices closed generally lower on lack of buying support In quiet selective trading. Rothmans Industrie fell 41 rents to Straits Trading M to $J. 7», Hong I.eong Pinance 25 to $B.M and Oversea Chinese Bank M to $11. M. The Straits Times Industrials
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      76 15 B«ajiV»4l Lhd -10 Srmh Skip 5 C* C 1 Uainnrss NBT -5 Sap («rp -20 CCM (iuthrlr Bhd N»t Ir*fl Slnw Darby -6 r«ld SUrmgr 4 Haw Par PMC st Sw.rrwhlp 10 r Dunlop Ind I Pan-KW -8 PerlbPUat 2 St TnuUng -30 Em 5 Inrhr.pr
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        Falls
        81 15 K 1 Industrie! 400 Sel Properties 80S Rolhmani Inds 670 General Corp 486 3 C B C llfiO Hong Leon« Ind 1090 3trait» Trading 970 tea View 640 3 V E 90S H Leon( Fin 860 land A Pen 780 L M W 570 Kmbnaidur 640 fiothmans Msia 640
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        Rises
        16 15 <n«nRri-i.a Milan FmilU ipore Bua ii i«.. 750 2S8 247 93 I 1 1 •u
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        Volume Leaders
        27 15 Faber Merlin 277 000 M U I 276,000 Multi-Purpose 192,000 N B T 150.000 Pan Electric 117.000 Total turnover: 4.45 m Total value: 116 82m
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        Indices
        30 15 3T Indicator: Industrials: Pi nance: •liiti'K Properties: Minings Plantations: ~KBC SESInd: *****8 *****9 ***** 785.17 1767.25 1748.74 1180.14 1163.85 747.80 729.54 324.60 324.21 916.60 ***** 752.09 737.51 657.73 648.68
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      Singapore closing prices
      2458 16 M I lON u\h I\IH SIKI \1 lOVMKKIHI IM J5! a i f Pf ii >i: 4i> 4 4 I 2TB -4 14.5 98 2 278 278 115 115 Al 115 4.8 19.8 ISO 130 Allied Choc 207 -12 7.0 18 6 27 218 207 BA T
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      Lock icon Sarawak's September pepper exports fall
      72 16 KUALA LL'MPUR: Pepper exports by the East Malaysian state of Sarawak fell in September to 2,792 tonnes from 3,079 tonnes the previous month and 4,435 tonnes in September 1980, the Pepper Marketing Board said. Exports fell away in the fare of disposals from old stock
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      Prices tumble in KL
      397 16 AFTER the temporary recovery on Friday, share prices on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange once again tumbled across the board in another round of monotonous trading yesterday. Turnover, however, was relatively higher. Following a weak start, operators displayed strong cautiousness which led to a gradual drift
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      31 16 Industrials Finance Up 5 1 Down 74 9 Inch 11 Hotels Properties IMI Palms tins 5 rubbers 3 3 1 8 4 7 11 2 2 rubbers )«b Loans
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1789 16 BID and offer prices officially lisle*) I and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of snores traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise speci1M1I STKIM> AjMOMta (3.50B) Atom (1.32B IMS) (19) 1.35 (11) 1.36 (6) 1.34
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        Hongkong
        284 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed on or near their lows yesterday, after drifting down most of the day, mainly in sympathy with the fall on Wall Street overnight, brokers said. The decline also reflected the increase in prime rates to 16-1 2 per cent by two major US banks announced on
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        Sydney
        233 16 SYDNEY: A sharp fall on Wall Street cut back some of the gains made by the market last week and resource stocks dipped while industrial issues were mainly unchanged yesterday, brokers said. At the close the overall market measure, the All-Ordi-naries index, was off 0.8 at 548.0. Total turnover
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        London
        659 17 LONDON, Mon. The market closed lower after a quiet session with the higher trend in US interest rates prompting some selling interest. The FT index closed at 572, 7 8 points down from the previous close Government bonds closed with net (alls of up to '< point in line
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        Tokyo
        336 17 TOKYO: Share prices fell sharply over a wide front yesterday, with sentiment dampened by the upturn of US interest rates, the Wall Street overnight decline and the strengthening US dollar against the yen, dealers said. Yen iVn m taahi Ch«m 38 Uahl Q__> MS Bank T* S4 Bajiyu MO
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        New York
        396 17 NEW YORK, Mon. Stocks spiralled down in their sharpest decline since August as higher interest rates ended the euphoria of the prior two sessions. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 19.41 points to 851!69, the largest drop since August 24, when it lost 20.46 points. Declines led
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        Selected indices
        57 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 572 0 Friday 579.8 I Week Ago 557.7 j DOW JONES AVERAGK INDUSTRIALS Monday 851.89 Friday 871.10 Week Ago 842.75 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1390.15 i Monday 1416.02 Week Ago closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 692.6 I Monday closed 1 Week Ago 688.8 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday
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        Amsterdam
        259 17 AMSTERDAM, Mon Share g»T°" prices were mixed with KLM tSu Sao VOl down 1.20 guilders and RayaJ Bonumu 100 oo -1 Datch up 0.40 in Dutch interna- Burhmann jj.lo -<u> tionals, dealers said. Si^Dim" TZZZ mm 1 Banks were lower with NMB dcii mv na tv off 1.50 while
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        Zurich
        208 17 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices fell in all sectors as the firmer tone in pre-weekend Wall Street failed to provide support for the mostly higher levels reached here on Friday, dealers said. Investors kept on the sidelines, waiting for a clear trend j in US interest rates. Share volume here
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        Manila
        135 17 MAfJILA: The market closed mixed with the commercial industrial sector and oils again firmer while miners (ell on turnover up sharply to 1.4 million pesos from 359.000 pesos yesterday, dealers said. Bade Prtrolrrim closed at 0.0076 from 0.0074 and Phil OvrraeM at 0.0235 from 0.023 were among gainers while
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        Bangkok
        71 17 BANGKOK: Share prices closed mixed and sentiment was still weak in selective trading yesterday, dealers said. Bahu A«ta fibre <j. And Truat Baiukok Bank 2M unc h I Ban! Of Ayudhaya ltd Brrll Jurker n Charoonc T1)al Wire nr»t Tru« «IT» Industrial nn«nC« Corp 101 InUmaUonaJ t'ownrUri International TruRama
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      Lock icon KL adjusts palm oil export duties
      69 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian export duty on crude palm oil was reduced to M 5205.30 per tonne from $222.46 previously, while that on processed palm oil was raised to $280.20 from $265.87, effective immediately, tfle government said. The duties were set on the basis of
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      Shares take a hard knock
      611 16 SHARE prices fell across the board at the Singapore stack market yesterday in rrartlon to the dismal performance el the New York market on Monday. Prices opened easier In the morning and were soon taken lower as the selling pressure Increased d tiring, the day.
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      BUSINES DONE Singapore
      1599 16 BUS I NE S DO NE S ingapor e BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stork Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted
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      UNIT TRUSTS
      208 16 SINtiAPOBE I NIT TBIBT (Maaagrrs' prlrea far Fek 1) The Commerce 3.12 3.28 The Savings Fund 1.91 2.01 Spore Prog Fund 1 36 1.43 Spore Sec Fund 2.08 2 18 Spore Invest Fund ill 1 16 Spore Equity Fund 1.29 1.35 ASIA I M I IKI M (Maaagen'
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    • COMMODITIES
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        RUBBER
        671 17 PRICES in the Singable rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with February RSS One buyers quoted at 181.00 cents per kilo, down one cent on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some speculative selling in quiet trading, they said. Afternoon trading was quiet and
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        SSR and SMR
        103 17 BAB SSR2O SSRSO MRBLB SMR (V SMRI. SMR 5 SMR r.F SMR 10 SMR 20 SMR SO PabrMry Marek ICimil Mlkl (Forward Mtk) Ha.fr. 8«IWr« Bu> rri Srllrr. 'll..op*Urtl 1«4.50 166 SON 166 50 168.60N 1 1 uwp.ll.tl 161 SO 163 SON 163 SO 166 SON Pabnary
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        183 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market ruled higher in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. In February, south was $15 higher at M 5967 50 per tonne and central $6 up at $960. March saw south gain $750 to $962.50 and central firmed at $962. In
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        139 17 I THE kllobar market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $25,772 and closed at $25,475 yesterday. Gold was fixed at USS376.S in the London market this morning Saaree: N.M. B.lttaHs Hw. Export prices in non-sterling areas in US dollar per ounce (1) Australian dollars per ounce. (2) Average
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        155 17 THE STRAITS price fell 20 cents to M 534.80 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 75 tonnes to 170 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with for- ward buyers gaining £10 to j 1:7,980 per tonne. I.OVDON: Afternoon dealings were featured by contin- ued
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        135 17 CHINESE Produce Exehaage, Sinnaporr, mob eJootag price* per IN kg yeatorfey: Coeoaat all: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pep- per fob A-sta NLW $370.00 sell ers, Sarawak
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        30 17 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In brackets). Wirebar 5p0t£863.50 (£867.50); sellers £864.00 (£868.50); Three Month buyers £892.50 (£894.50); sellers £893.00 (£895.00). Market taw: Barely steady. Salsa: 16,750 tonnes.
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        35 17 Mat) M New York 8.108 8.188 817S BJSS Zurich BKB 6 258 B)<6 8.35S Thai Ma. Singapore BKB 8.108 K2OS BJSK Closing prices In US dollars a troy ounce, itoam: CrcaW Satan, B>re.
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      240 18 DURING the past year, major changes were carried out within the Volvo group of Sweden. Beijerinvest AB and its subsidiaries are included for the first time in the consolidated accounts from the beginning of April 1981. Another contributor in the group is Volvo White Truck
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      113 18 auctioneers THE Tea Auction Association of Singapore was officially registered yesterday. With the registration, all future auctions will be held under the auspices of the association. At present, sales are organised by individual tea brokers. The fifth auction was held today with an offer of 3,000 chests.
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      299 18 THE Nordic Energy Development Corporation of SEA Pte Ltd (Nedco), a subsidiary of Volvo Energy, has announced its intentions to introduce Scandinavian experience and technology gained from North Sea offshore oil activities to Singapore and the South-east Asian region. It also aims to market offshore and marine
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      91 18 I LONDON, Tues. Saudi Ara- bia will shortly cut its oil price or production, or both, I industry executives forecast here today. It had already lowered out--1 put to 8.5 million barrels a day from 9.5 million barrels at the close of last year. Saudi Oil
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      190 18 SOUTH Australia considers Singapore an area of major priority both as a trading region and as a source of development investment. And to promote better relationship between the business communities of Singapore and South Australia, a top level South Australian investment team will be
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      366 18 LONDON, Tues. Ener- i gy, rather than agricul- ture or rural development, will be the main target for lending by the Asian Development Bank in the 1980s, bank president Masao Fujioka said at a London Chamber of Commerce and Industry luncheon yesterday. Mr Fujioka
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      289 18 NEW YORK. Tues. Bankers here are fearful that interest rates in the United States are heading for a new upward surge, the Wall Street Journal reported today. The forecasts contrast with a weekend assurance from Treasury Secretary Donald Regan that interest rates will
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      73 18 MEMBERS of the Japan Productivity Centre study mission to Singapore will be attending a one-day seminar organised by the National Productivity Board tommorrow. The seminar, to be opened by Mr K Mito, president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry will focus on economic and labour issues
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      226 18 Reagan seeks $4.8 b more for the jobless WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan asked Congress yesterday to provide another US$2.3 billion (Ss4.B billion) this year to cope with the rising flood of unemployed workers and to ensure that the jobless will continue to get unemployment benefits. The request reflects the
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      168 18 Certificate course on managing human resources THE school of management at the National University of Singapore will launch its first certificate course next month. This three-month course, on human resource management, is the longest extra-mural programme organised by the school. So far, it has organised executive development programmes lasting only
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      661 20 jjfly| Q Business To Business ljjl| Q Employment |l| Q Employment Q Employment (jjl| T Q Employment 60 Business Opportunities CANTEEN OPERATORS BaeWttsaeSa 1 .uiu-t-n Operator'are invited lo rater for Muslim hood at Shipyard ('an fen In Ju ronit interested parties plsass contact: Tel: MUI44 eat 113 tor an appointment
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      668 20 APOLLO BOOK CENTRE. ipeCISJUt in ssillnt t ki .unl leaching 1 to schools distribute txniks snd educational materials lor Singapore putfllshits ,iii<l manufacturers Details to 20. Jalan (iajah. off Jalan Yew. K 1. Malaysia DANCE TROUPE COSTUMES Your eJaBJMS Ui equip your new danre troupe at a fraction, of original
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      571 20 /o^\ (f PROMET PRIVATE LIMITED Our Company, an established shipyard in Jurong, invites application* for the post ot COST ASSISTANT The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing project cost anal- j ysls and assisting the Cost Manager in the general j administration of the De- partment The Incumbent must
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      565 20 b) EDP j An established Computer I Software Company which is affiliated to a leading Computer manufacturer requirvs:- Degree in Computer Science or equivalent 2 years experience in COBOL programming and commercial systems analy- QCB A' level with credils in Knglish and Mathematics Good knowledge in COBOL or BASIC language
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      417 20 CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD invites applications from Singapore Citizens for appo ntment as:CLERICAL OFFICER (Grade IV) MINI MUM QUALIFICATIONS: 1) General Certificate of Education with '0' level passes in 3 subjects including English Language or its equivalent. 2) Preference will be given to candidates with ability to type. AGE: 1
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      492 20 Wall Established and Expand ing Corporation invite* application* for the following post* (A) SECRETARY a Minimum qualifications OCE 'A' level Commercial a Mature and of pleasant personality a Good communication with all levels and able to speak fluent Mandarin and other local dialects (Hokklen, Teochew. Cantonese, etc) a Operate telex
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      510 20 Confidential Stenographer The Job To perform general secretarial duties to the Senior Manager. Qualification GCE 'O' level with good credit in English Shorthand and typing speed of 80 and 45 wpm respectively Able to work independently Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Applicants please apply giving full personal
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      420 20 DATA RECORDING HEADS (PTE) LTD invitee applications for the position of RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONIST Tha person should: a Have Ito 2 years experience a Be able to communicate well in English a Ability to speak Mandarin advantageous a Be able to type reasonably fast and accurate a Ability to operate telex
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      523 20 s A progressive Singapore based Import and Export Company requires:--1) BOOKKEEPER With 2to 3 years relevant experience Knowledge of Import and export and banking procedures Is essential 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK With 2to 3 years relevant •■xpenence Able to type accurately Interested applicants plot* j apply with full particulars current end
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      433 20 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES: 2 SNR SECRETARIES Familiar with court proceedings arbitration Shorthand speed 100 120 wpm Temporary assignment In town 1 month Pay approx $I. two or more 1 RECEPTIONIST Knowledge of PABX switchboard, good Knglish Previous experience necessary Permanent position Pay $450 DESPATCH RIDERS (Several permanent/temporary vacancies) Preferably with own
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      494 21 |f 11 D Ew| P |o y mant I I |ljjly|| D tunptoyment |l|||| Q Emptoyment jfll||j Q Emptoyment jfjjl|;| Q Emptoyment 66 Situationt Vacant d Secretmrlmt ft Clerical SANDVIK m in oui ilvuilon liave an Im- fur SALES CORRESPONDENT (FEMALE) Requirements c Minimum (i c K O level rptruj
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      574 21 FEMALE TYPIST raquires immediately Applicants should meet the following requirements c minimum 2<i i h I) level pa**** in t- nulls), subject! a must lie ;ihle lo type B tlil> well and start wort immediately c prepared to work at Chang) ('argu Complex j i! v mm i 1 in
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      529 21 SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Required by expanding manulscturing company in Bukit Timah Requirements: c c;i i ii Laval c I ill Bookkeeping Certificate c 2to 3 years relevant working experience with typing speed of :ttw pm c POM*** initiative, willinglies', in learn and undertake reNiiiinsihiliUes Salary not less than SSOO pm
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      553 21 An International Freight Forwarding Company requires STENOGRAPHER Pre -requisites:--e OCI level I) credits Including Kngllsh c Nf.it, .ii ii i accurate typing 40 to 50 w.p.m c shorthand speed 80 lo 100 wpm c Pleasant personality a Willing to work at West i ",ist Hoad (Transport will be provided). Interested
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      589 21 A leading construction company requires at its head office the following staffs: 1) SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK a Minimum OCS >" level c I.CC Intermediate c Able to handle all books up to final accounting c At least 3 years experience 2) ACCOUNTS CLERK c Minimum GCE "O" level I c
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      541 21 An established company requires I YOUNG FEMALE RECEPTIONISTS for its tour counter c Minimum qualification lilt O 1 level, c Those awaiting for OCI level results may apply c Must speak fluent English IllUmUil. call personally for interview *l SANS TOURS CAR RENTALS OFFICE F 3*. 3rd floor Mandarin Hotel
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      605 21 PEOPLE'S PARK DEVELOPMENT LTD require^ SECRETARY Qualification! c Proficient in secretarial duties Female, age above 20 c Good command of English and Mandarin c Shorthand 90 wp m and typing 4S w p m Please reply with full resume and photograph (non-returnable) to; L Suite 501. 4th floor People's Park
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      651 21 OFFSHORE DRILLING COMPANY ..t (ioklhill Plat* iirne-itly requires a .liininr Secretary ai years and above. 45 wpm typing. 100 wpm shorthand, ability to operate telex machine essential i 2 years working experience k.mkl ommand of written and spoken i English. Pleasant personality. under pressure Basic starting salary SoOOpm Interested candl-
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      508 21 FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required by manufacturing and trading ••tabliihm.nl c c.iKOlevel c l.cc Intermediate Bookkeeping I Typing i c Must huve initiative I c 1 year's experience in Bookkeeping Pleaae phone: 44*7355/34S*2*1 for inl#f i# <m Immediate vacancy FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/TYPIST c Minimum GCE > level, wttn 2 years working
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      519 21 We require EXPERIENCED ANO QUALIFIED ACCOUNTS CLERK c Minimum 3 O levels with relevant Book-keeping Cer tlfirate Please writs with full particulars, present salary and non returnable photograph to THE PERSONNEL ANO AOMIN MANAGER MAXWELL ROAO P O BOX 143* SPORE MM ATTENTION!! Ladies Housewives Be a LUCKY HEART Distributor
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      917 22 [Ji D lm P«oy«n««t |jl|J| Q Employment Q Employment ijjl^ Q Employment |jj)| Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical STENHOUSE LEOW (S) PTE LTD nee immediate vecency tor:CLERK/TYPIST interested applicants pieeee call Contact: Mi Teo Boon Seng and Mrs Helen Ang Telephone No 4M3644 Trevel Agency requires
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      1076 22 FEMALE CLERK REOUIRED I anil above OCI o i.^ifi Igrptng at a |i m knoemdas ol Mandurln Salary negotiable liiterfst^.l applicants write with contact number to The Adverl^er KF. Blk 7. K.tllilllK IMit.f Singapore I£U PURCHASING CLERK REOUIRED 3 to 4 years experleiu c Ttchnl- rally Inclined in electrical firlilv
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      792 22 COMPUTERIZED TRADING FIRM liiaasTM rwali Ctart with i-x--penence m imixirt rx|x>rt bocmI mentation Please apply with photograph, experience, copies pected salary IO I'O Boa 774 NinK.ipor.-HOI.S ESTABLISHED SHIPPING COMPA ny require! male femal* icucr ..I Clerk/ Typlsl OCI O' level Preferably school leavers Please apply with full resume and salary
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      527 22 M Emporium Holdings (S) Ltd Invites suitably qualified persons lo apply for the positions of TRAINEE ASSISTANT BUYERS (Marine Produce* Vegetable) Be able to work In early mornings and long hours. Possess valid class 3 driving licence Preferably completed Secondary 2 education In either Chinese or English stream I Completed
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      484 22 BUKIT TIMAH WAREHOUSE PTE LTD (Car Rental Division) requires SALES EXECUTIVES ($B,OOO to $15,000 per annum) c Ak- 23 -28 years c Class 3 driving licence, c Minimum 5 O' levels c 2 years sales experience Eiperience in service seles prater a ol* Applications ere also invited from those in
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      585 22 to POSTS FOR SALES ENGINEERS We are expanding our sales force and Invite suitably qualified candidates with pleasant personallty and drive lo promote 1 our full range of marine equlp- ment to the shipbuilding Indus- tries full detailed personal resume sleting experience, selery expected end a non-returnable passport site photo
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      573 22 GANTA (S) PTE LTD requires RETAIL VAN SALESMAN For islet of consumer products Singapore citizens c Above 20 years, must com- i plete N S c Ability to speak 2 other dialects besides English and Mandarin c Must possess a valid class 3 driving licence S-dey week. Good basic salary,
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      790 22 SALES EXECUTIVES required by progreeetve compeny Candidates must be dynamic and self-starter Able lo relate to people at all levels 3 year's experience In office equipment Is an advantage Drafting knowledge Is an added advantage Kindly submit appbeetions with full resume to: DEKON PTE LTD UNIT S3l«. STM FLOOR MERLIN
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      552 22 REOUIREO FEMALE CASHIER him Kanti for Mi.uk h.ir si SinKapori- Squash Ontrr fort Canning Rise. Onlral Park Thus* Interested, kindly i ontaV i Mt*J I at telephone *****55 SALESMEN AND SALESGIRLS r, quired by Tourist shop srmn K cameras, watches, etc Offering salary plus commission Contact Mrs Oan at 01
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      350 22 HUGHES TOOL COMPANY(PAREAST) PTE. LTD. 20, GUL WAY SINGAPORE 2262. The world's leading manufacturer of oilwell drilling tools requires 1. QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS NTC-3 metal machining or equivalent or Ability to read blue prints and use vernier calipers, micrometers, gauges, etc. 2. MACHINISTS NTC-3 metal machining or equivalent or At
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      505 23 Q Eiwptoymant ll| Q Employment ijjl^ Q Employment |jj|^ Q Employment fjjli Q Emptoyment 66 Situation* Vacant I) Technical oliuelli OLIVETTI, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment Is expanding Its operations In Singapore and seeks to fill the following positions: 1. QC. TECHNICIAN Candidates should possess ITC or equivalent Technical
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      480 23 GUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED IGUTMRIE ENGINEERING) (A Member of the Multi Purpose Group ol Companies) invites applications trom young and energetic parsons for the following positions in our Electrical a Com municalions Division:A) DRAUGHTSMAN The successful applicant should possess v OCE 'O 1 level Certificate with a pass In Technical
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      527 23 Leading Conveyor Engineering Firm In jurong Invites Applications For The Poata Of (1) TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMEN/ DRAUGHTSMEN c Technical education (2) GENERAL CLERK c Ability to type accurately c GCE O' level c Experience not necessary (3) FITTERS/ WELDERS INTER-ROLLER ENGINEERING PTE LTD 80 JOO KOON CIRCLE JURONG SINGAPORE 2262 Interested
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      433 23 SITE SUPERVISORS (MALE ONLY) required c With qualifications In either Architectural/ Draughting or Its equivalent. c With relevant working experience of minimum 3 years in either a firm of contractors, surveyors or architects. c Possess class 2 or 3 licence c Able to travel for overseas projects Applications, stating full
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      533 23 An Established company in Jurong urgently requires: HEAVY DUTY DIESEL MECHANICS CUM FITTERS a Relevant trade certificate a Minimum I year's experience c Salary negotiable Plassa apply with personal particulars to: TEBAN GARDENS P. O. BOX 678 SINGAPORE 9160. AN INTERNATIONAL OIL SERVICING COMPANY requires TRAINEE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Holder of
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      678 23 CONSTRUCTION FOREMEN c Minimum 3 years' site experience c Salary well commensuratrd Interested, please call: *****47/2M5200 MISS KHONO/MR. GOM Marine Company requires: HELMSMEN 2ND CLASS ENGINE DRIVERS Interested please call RICKY. 4M7ISS Marine Engineering Company requires FITTERS a Salary range SlB to 524. a Transport provided. Apply personally to: TRU
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      311 23 \aaJ 2) \^^^Baas» m H^^Urgently requires I 1) General Workers 2) Grit Blasters 3) Mig and Tig Welders 4) Machine Fitters 5) Fitters 6) Horizontal Boring Machinists 7) Turret Lathe Machinists 8) General Machinists 9) Surface Grinders a Applicants should possess VITB Trade Certificate in the relevant post applied a
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      528 23 SHOWA PLASTICS (S) PTE LTD 15 Fourth Chin Baa Road Singapore 2261 (Behind Jurong Stadium Feeder Bus No. 244 from Jurong Bua Interchange) urgantly raquiras PRODUCTION OPERATORS (1) PERMANENT NIGHT SHIFT 11p.m. to sa.m (2) ROTATION 2 SHIFTS sam to4pm. 3pm to 11p.m. WE PROVIDE: c Transport subsidy 1 c
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      649 23 UNION CONTAINERS (PTE) LTD Additional sacawdsi Mate roi the following positions (1) DIECUT OPERATORS Experienced operators required familiar with flat-bed platen dlecutters Crossland/ I.iebenow Mohle type The Company has a range of dierutters of the flat-bed l>pe with automatic feeding and stripping plus rolary dlecutters operating In line with flexo
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      608 23 urgently Required 1 MOMOTVPC 400/1 CASTER OPERATOR Those ablr s* stun work immediately will be given preference Training is provided for thoee wMhoul eipenence. Interested kindly call Miss Tan Tel 74M231 fof 4>n inla)rvHtw at rail personally (during office hours) al Umt A. 2nd Floor 14 Canting Lane Spore 1334
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      349 24 Q Employment (II Q Employment ff j D Em P»°y ment D Em P |o y ment ll Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant 1) Miscellaneous C CZ3IZZDEEZ urgently requires i Junior Secretaries t>( I level certificate with good credit in I nglish (XI Private SccrcB^CaftHtaet 1 year's experience preferred Matured
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      425 24 We, a progressive Group of Companies in this region, seek suitable candidates for the following positions: Insurance Clerks Successful candidates will be required to attend to insurance clients and type insurance policies. Job Requirements Age above 23 years GCE 'O' level with a good credit in English 2 years' experience
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      516 24 JAPAN .U//V( Al SI H'lY i O) LTD. A well established M/fC > Entwprl*. C JMS manufacturing disposable medical lupplles seeks highly motivated end mature individuals tn assume the following positions General Clerk (Sales Department) I •Mm GCE O 1 level with credits in English and Mathematics c Typing speed
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      613 24 The most prestigious and exclusive Entertainment Company in Singapore offers a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for: 2 FEMALE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER The rightful candidates should possess pleasant personality with good command of spoken and written English, In addition to being an excellent social mixer. This position offers the iuc cesstul applicants a
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      519 24 A leading printing company invites applications for the following positions 1 PRODUCTION PLANNER 2 COSTING CLERK 3 GENERAL CLERK *GCE 0' level with credit in English Language and Mathematics 4 PROOF READER "GCE 0' level with credit in English Language 5 MACHINE OPERATOR (PAPER CUTTER) 6 PACKER 7 GENERAL WORKER
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      523 24 We have Immediate vacancies for the following: (1) FUNCTION CO-ORDINATOR (2) RECEPTIONISTS (3) BAR-TENDER (4) WAITERS (5) GENERAL WORKERS (6) GARDENERS For position 5 6. We re- j quired both full/ part time. Ail applicants, should be ab above 18 years of age. Interested applicants, please call: THE PERSONNEL DEPT.
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      507 24 MONTHLY INCOME OF $700 PLUS If you srs not satisfied with your present job, do not de aaaM You can Join the largest i market survey company In Singapore to be a FEMALE FIELD SUPERVISOR and receive on-lhe-job training The Qualification* required srs: j c Chinese Female age 20 plus
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      515 24 i The leading Business Form* i Plastic Card* manufacturer invite* applications lor the following: 1) GRAPHIC DESIGNER c Graduate In graphic designIng c 2/3 years' working experience 2) GRAPHIC ARTIST c Minimum OCE level with distinction In Art. c 1/2 years' working experience. Attractive remuneration and free transport will be
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      521 24 [r7 ■■TrZI'ATHirK'K FOOD SURPLUS UMITEO requires urgently PERSONAL DRIVER c Minimum of 5 years' workIng experience with a clean driving record c Salary not leas than 5450 p m with benefits c Age: Above 30 years Please apply to The Administration Manager FITZPATRICK S FOOD SUPPLIES (FE) LIMITED 2 Enterprise
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      560 24 ISLAND LAMOSC API 4 MURSCRY PTCITO Sole agent tor LUWASA HYDROCLM.TURE INDOOR PLANTS hasposiiimi ta HORTWULTURt OFFICERS to assist in dutiee: 1 Creating arrangement for retail sale.s 2 Display and layoul of nursery 3 Assisting production manager m co-ordinating delivery of plants from main nursery lo sales outlets 4 To
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      476 25 Employment ijjl^ Q Employmefit ijjl^ Q Enytoyment j |jj|^ Q Employment vehicles Boats 68 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ~sTngapore~ national printers PTE. LTD. requires VAN DRIVER REQUIREMENTS c possess el*>sl I ilrmng II rence and have good driving record c able to *>••)■ simple Fnghsh Attractive salary and fringe benefit,
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      590 25 HOLLAND SE CLUB has iiriiii- lor the 1,.11,.»1riK A) COOKS (Knowlidß. oi -stern looking) Salary net leas than SSM B) STEWARD/ STEWARDESS Salary not less than $4*o C) KITCHEN HELPER Salary not leas than $420 D) ACCOUNTS CLERK (Fem.ile) Salary not lees than $440 Interested applicants please apply personally at:
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      505 25 FRANK SHOP requires (A) STOCK a OFFICE CONTROLLER |B) CASHIER CUM GENERAL CLERK a Preferably wllh experience In above positions c Hardworking with Initiative and possess correct working altitudes a Preferably to start work Immediately CALL MRS CHEN *****32 FOR APPOINTMENT aS JAPANESE LOUNGE r»*('uires HOSTEBBES Please call at: 03-22/
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      533 25 An Established Company requires FA. ARTISTS Interested please call 2SI7SSI for .in appointment or write to I*7- B. Goldhill Shopping Centre. Thomson Road, Spore 1130. CAR WASHER urgently required Piaaaa apply personally to: Beel Car Rental Pie Ltd Clamancaeu Ava Fringe Carpark Spore 0*22 (10am to 12 noon and 2pm
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      1069 25 CIA COMGUARDS REOUIRES: Se runty Quards and Carpark Attendants on 8 and 12 hours I shifts For Orchard Road. Kalong and Holland Road areas Please apply personally at The Security Counter, Orchard: Tower. Orchard Road, with 5; passport copies of photographs Tel *****14/*****37 PRINTERS FOR OFFSET/ letter! press machines required
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      1002 25 FULL-TIME FEMALE AND Male re- quired for Office, sales and I production work We offer attractive weekly or monthly pay Ben. benefit and Incentive. Food and refreshment provided Interested call personally at 3SB ti 360. Oeylang Road. Off I.or 20 Singapore 1438 WANTED ONE DELIVERY Man. One Apprentice Cum DeliveryMan
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      1091 25 COMPANY IN JURONG requires I Receptionist Typist and a Driver Please apply P U Box 604. Teban Garden. Spore 9160 or call *****04 CRECHE TEACHERS/ ASSISTANT Teachers needed Interested. please write with contact telephone number to: 474-476. Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore 1953. DESPATCH INDIAN RIOER. speak and write simple English,
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      935 25 DATSUN 110 V STATIONWAGON 1977 Good condition sp<irt.s rims, road lax nrt S,-|| ing $13,500 Tel *****73 ENO 1*75 DATSUN laWl condition Alrcond rsd sette Price $8,000 ono Tel Albert Koh. *****55 JULY I**o DATSUN 2807.X Immaculate condition, low mileage, one owner Contact *****5 Michael Chang MARCH '91, DATSUN Bluebird
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      720 25 LOVE IS Sending a Valentine's Day Love Note to your boss through The Straitqirimes Classified this February H--197S HONDA CIVIC 1500 c c (PARK) Good condition Alrcon with cassette, blue colour, 112.400 ono. Tel: *****75 V *****74 I»7S HONOA CIVIC, 4-door. alrcond. radio, cassette, sports rims good condition Selling: 114.000
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      829 26 all c v***»*bo*«s i lan c -a****.™* f Pr^gsr" 011 i laii f zspss**" 1 I jail f xssEr o**0 LOVE IS Sending a Valentine's Day Love Note to your huMMMi wtff through The Straits Times Classified this february 14. 76 Vehicle* For Sale I) Mitsubishi JUNE I*7* MITSUBISHI Oalanl
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      694 26 I) Others TtONG CMOON CO PTE LTD S pore Used Cart Centre Plot B Kampong Java Fringe Carpark Junction Of Buklt Timan Cevenaghßoad TEL: *****46/ *****4* PRIVATE CARS' ISM DatMin bluebird 1600 Alrcond Korrl I'ortina I 01. Alrcond Toyota Hiace Commuter I Wagon Alrrond. 'Co' Regn Mitsubishi Colt (Salanl 1600
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      905 26 I*7* DAIHATSU CHARADE X IK (I s|w.'il i Air. on CuvselU- liptop condition PARK Ist owner IV I .Uti£l9s MW-I*7* AUSTIN 1300. Road tax May "82. new battery, radlo/cassetle $9.2000 no Tel *****9 NEW LOOK PONY 1400 L*ajßSl Interest rates and downpayment Tel *****66/9 Robson IM7 TRIUMPH 2000 beautifully kept
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      771 26 RD ISOLC VAMAHA selling $4,800 uno .intact Edwin *****69 9am to 2pm VESPA SUPER 1*74, one owner, road lax insurance until Nov '82. $1,200 on (i *****84 Chew 1975. VAMAHA RO 200 Tax Ir^urunce new Tip top condition $060 Tel *****65 I*7* HONOA 750 HI Selling $4,500 negotiable In good
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      977 26 ■bW la ImbH *-tm|mh m BB v*j wsi> **~m S **^^*iBMMMMBte« I ii- I ■B Ideally located at Holland Road and next to j^B 91 Maxima Mansion and Holland Court I ALL UNITS CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED I NO RESTRICTION TO FOREIGNERS I Hi*> Spttd Lift SwiMMi*! Polls Chilonn s Playarwmd I
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      541 26 fc s Enquiries Bookings ORCHARD PLACE PTE. LTD 15th Floor. Far East Shopping Centre Orchard Road Singapore 0923 Tel: *****11 (24 lines) K^B-»»-M--«-----MsftVHBIftHlft»«K [Hb^^^^^^^s| bMMbW Ground floor premises with wide giass frontage to Shenton Way. in the heart of the financial centre Area: 164 62 sq.m. (1,772 sq.ft.) Suitable for
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      513 26 CHARLTON PARK DOUBLESTOREY seml-deuched. 4 bed- rooms, newly renovated, unfur- nlshed. $1,300 Call: *****72. No agents DIST. IS FURNISHED SINGLESTOREY detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms, servant's amenities $3,200 Jones Real Estate Agency I *****6 V *****00 DIST. 10 QUIET DOUBLE-STOREY semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, servant's 2 alrconds. Fully furnished. Available Immediately $2,400
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      1146 26 Some of the most successful ERA sales agents are still going to school. j' fc Vv-_^ I tJl tin. BsVCr^il Bsat v PP T HI ss^nateasitcaaMata* H jni.iijr '*t the muti turn Bsaßa4\^BsamMsisP*Mt^^k«l aVBsKj^Bs^BRsVY^ P*X M\ at m n <« 1 ''««>«i«iounr ■V*fc.i m. I I H i"">' ■^^kl^^^^^^^^^^F I^^Bsm
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      740 27 r Accommodation r Accommodation m f^\\ r Accommodation r Accommodation r Accommodation r Properties [■■jj V Properties J^UL^ 01 1 1 I [l"IL" ..properties T Properties 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats Walking dwtance lo Orchard Road. 1 bedrooms. Furmened. pool, eecurity nw Orchard Veohan 7 bad rooms brand new walk
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      910 27 VILLA DELLE ROSE very excluslvr i. wnhou.se racing swimming private garden Fxquiaimkl furnishings $7,500 h'or viewing appointment. Are MMBI WEST COAST PARK 3-bedriKiinrd Ue, $2,700 furnished Also, Calrnhlll Court. 4-bed-roomed apartment $4,000/ Lucky I'la/.n. 2 to 3 bedrooms, $2,800 above Principals *****9/ *****3 AT PANDAN VALLEY. Acacia Court. 3 bedrooms,
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      856 27 DIST. 21 PANOAN VALLEY Condominium apartment. 1 S f»-d I rooms Unfurnished or furnish- ed $3,000 $3,500 *****08 < Agent). DIST. 5. HONG LEONG Garden (Ondomlnlum 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, available Immediately Price $2800 *****29 (agent) OIST S LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 3-bedroomed apartment with swimming pool Rental $2,300 j only Tropical
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      778 27 American Banking and Japanaaa Petroleum urgently raqmr* HOUSE ft APARTMENT a Preferably In Dlsl 5. 9. 10. 11. 20.21 c Budget $2,300 $8,500 Ownere plaaaa contact Miaa Catharine tor further detaHs. TEL: *****87 Strictly no agents. A GROUP OF Foreign Expatriate urgently looking for semi-de-tached In dlst 5. 9, 10
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      824 27 1 DISTRICT 2S. SELETAR HILLS Beautiful 2 1/2-storey de- tached bungalow Approxl- i mately 10,000 so, It 5 bed- rooms with attached bathrooma In first class I residential area Sl.l i million DISTRICT 11. OFF DUNEARN ROAD Double-storey semi- I detached with 3 bedrooms and servant's $840,000. DISTRICT 11. SERANOOON
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      763 27 HENRY PARK SEMI-DETACHED double-storey house Dlst. 10. Four bedrooms, servant's Splitlevel llvlng/dlnlng Beautiful mature garden Selling $690,000. Principals *****13/*****65 HOUSE FOR IMMEOIAT sale Johore Bahru. Taman Pelangi, single-storey terrace corner house. 3.300 .«q rt Call: 2844U9K (office Hours) *****59 (after office hours) PHOENIX GARDEN. BEAUTIFULLY designed bungalow on elevated gTound.
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      897 27 TOWNHOUSE AT B-3 UPPER WILKIE ROAO (bahind Itlena Houm) 2 1/2 storey Built-in area 2700 su It living ancl dlnlni( split vei 3 bedrooms and 1 guest room, all with attached bathroom SELLING AT Ss7» 000 For more details, please call MISS IRENE CHAN AT: 714*911 LUCKY TOWER OIST 10
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      1878 27 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED EUGENIA Court ;.30(i sq ft $385,000 negotiable Serluus i btujtn only Pran-cho Realty *****01 BCLLIAN REAL ESTATE Near Kalong Catholic <"huri !i .V hedroomed walk-up apartment i 1.200 sq rt $^27,000 Details I *****33 DISTRICT 10. SOMMERVILLE PARK, upper maisonette, parquet ana wallpaper throughout. 3 bedrooms. 1,800 sq.ft
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      608 28 Accommodation f Accommodation C Acconwnodation -f% .n I«% Z tk\\ T Propftfs I jalll r Pny-ytMtt [mSH V Properties G Travel GiUde Q Tra 6uW LOVE IS Sending a Valentine's Day Love Note to your friend* through The Straits Times Classified this K 'bruary 14. 91 Factory Space* Vacant/Wanted FOR
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      643 28 BB^^BMBBBBBBB^aaBBaBBBB JALAN BUKIT MERAH Brand new groundfloor warehouse rum office space with own toilet facilities, ready for occupation Warehouse area 4.000 sq.ft Office area 2.350 sq ft Celling height 25 ft. Selling $3 million Principals please call *****4- *****1 Mr William Low or Mr Hul KAPO BUILDING GROUNDFLOOR storage cum
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      708 28 MANHATTAN HOUSE. HIGH floor. 1 2.500 sq fl Immediate r>< rupai turn $790 p. sf No agents *****87 j MERLIN PLAZA 1.200 sq fl S"lllnK vacant poaseatlon. sl3oo psf Td I *****50 WOH HUP COMPLEX 500 .sq ft Groundfioor. corner unit for sale Tel *****18. SIM Lai TOWER office for
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      996 28 ROBMNSON ROAD Brand new. 1.400 sq ft office space In prestigious building Ideal for foreign representative bank Rental on application. Fields *****25/ *****56/*****10 TABLE SPACE IN Furnished office outside CBD, with telephone attached at only $160 pm. Also available efficient telephone answering anc> confidential mailing services Tel *****78/ *****56 4,000
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      995 28 OIST. t. 4 1/2-STOREY SHOP- BBBBBBBBBBv HOUSE Cum office/ resirtrticv «Tr^ BBBB I Built-in 12.000 sq ft Freehold r 1 $4.2 million negotiable Gran- LEISURE-DROME KALLANQ PARK FIRST CLASS LOCATION! Lucky j Plaia. road levelled, facing Just outside CBO Pedestrian walkway. 2 en- Free parking trances Prices on application w
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      425 28 r NAM Htf TRAVEL SERVICE IS) PTE LTD Htwt Offlct: Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****33(7 lines) BnacfcOfflc* 1 1 9. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 -j mv uutsu to un. 7
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      752 28 MMggP HOUOAYS TOUR PACKAGES Self-Drive New Zealand 8 Days S$ 355 Taman Negara 4 Days S$ 600 Penang/Langkawi 6 Days S$ 665 Bangkok/Pattaya Specials 5 Days S$ 730 Exotic Bali 5 Days *****5 I i Burma (Ex SIN) 7 Days *****0 Sri Lanka 8 Days (Extension to Maldives Trincomalee available)
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      353 28 K^^^^^~^J 3 BEST DEALS for the BIGGEST ISLAND aM\ LbbbßbV of 350 Flag Inns WUnlimited Sightseeing y Int; S (Jom airfares "IT East &lor West Auslralia EXTRA FEATURES ir Great Barrier Reef Casino "Fly-drive (Car+ Hotel) Ss6o (triple) per day Ansett. angto French travel '9th Floor. Asia Chambers, 20 McCallum
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      76 29 Departed 30/1/82 The family of the late Mr Chain Singh Hayer, VICTOR SPORTS CHAIN TRADERS SYNDICATE CHAIN ENTERPRISES Wishes to thank all relatives and friends for their very kind attendance and condolence messages and wreaths during their recent bereavement. I Path Da Bhog will be held at Pardesi Khalsa
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      249 29 Passed away peacefully on 1.***** leaving behind wlfp Mdm. TANO KOO LOOI. sons LEE YEOW KUAN. LEE SOONO KWANO, daughters LEE MXI CHOO and NOUK MOEY. sons-ir-law JIMMY TEO and 4 grandchildren. Cortege leevee 17, MVEN ROAD at 2.00pm on 42 I«tt for FOO CHOW CEMETERY, off LIM
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      168 29 MR. RODERICK PESTANA DEPARTED: ».1.«2 The lamily of the lete Mr. Rodenck Peetena mould Ilk* to eipree* their heartfelt thank* to all relative*, friend* and ceWeegue* for their prayer*, aaeietance, attendence. wreethe. donations and kind eipreeaion* of lympethy during their The tern 11 1 of the Me PHILIP
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      250 29 144 In Memor iam In Ev*r*Mtmg M«cnory ol Departed February 3, IMI Time changes many things. But not the memory this day brings Dearly mteeed by lamily end loved In Loving M»mor> Oi DEPARTED S/2/IMO Thoughts of you bring tears Bemuse we miss you badly The world would be like
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      1261 29 H| Education Instruction ENGLISH LANGUAGE \1 GCE'O" LEVEL RevrseO m conformity to the latest •■'lts Do not leave English to chance Let the experts show you the way to gaming success m this all-impoftant subiect Once you have seen the course yoj will know why it is so different from
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      866 29 1 1 i Education Instruction miv fe^" 1 Ki*^ii^^jj| I SECRETARY I SS§=sSSsI BSSgp— fH 218. Q^^Vo j l^l| J HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSE'" I IN SWITZERLAND I WITH A RAPID GROWTH IN THE HOTEL INDUSTRY, BE PREPARED FOR A CAREER AT MANAGEMENT LEVEL IN OUR FUTURE HOTELS OF SMGAPORE DUE
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      1049 29 JAPANESE (BEGINNERS) Tuesday 630 8 00pm Commencing 9th February Queensway Commercial Training Centre 208 Queensway Shopping Centre Tel: *****2/*****6 JAPANESE BY JAPANESE Teacher Klemenlary course Wednesday 7pm Saturday 2pm. Asia Japanese Professional School. 642 A. Upper Serangoon *****6 FRENCH. THAI. ENGLISH Lessons at your convenient time. Individual course or class.
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      158 29 TRTBUSINESSESLSAfiIcUA QERUGHCRSVHJKREL MM T P RPLUGGAGEQLBACUR P M K A NVQELBJRCDPCFRQSLYCR LFEGVWXDESKSZXIEOBOT SHDTBILLIARDBCTLYSTM BJBMATSOWYZXRSNIMRSE OOLKCTDITOMPSAABBEEN JBCLRDSHOUSESXYOHLVT KJBSRTVEONWXLMTMLTJIIS STORAGEALRXQUGBOGALA RBAARNLMSAFURNITUREZ EXTUTCRPQRESUVCUWTXY TBSOCAMERAS R/S)l V A M 0 P Q TCENHMDGFJ I/t/K A C N T 0 V S IXZAWPETU yy& HVLRSUTW SYTIRESD K(f/J IQRESTEVZ YWAPBRFDLRADIOSPPXWY BJFILSNCCPQNSTEREOSX AGHEMSCRMAPATOAAZUVW BKTRUCKSNOVLSCBYVANS Cars There are
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      1230 30 PROSPECTUS DATED 1 FEBRUARY 1982 (Mtß) MALAYA TIN PRINTING COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Issue of 4,000,000 Ordinary Shares of Ssl each at 551.45 per Share payable in full on application Managed and Underwritten by BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS THE DEVELOPMENT BANK (SOUTH EAST ASIA) LIMITED OF
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      1392 31 ACCEPTANCE AND ALLOTMENT Out of the Issue ot 4,000,000 Shares, 10% or 400,000 Shores will be reserved for the staff of the Company ond others who have contributed to its success In the event that any of these reserved Shores are not taken up, they will be allotted to the
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      1345 31 ASSOCIATED COMPANY The Compony hos the following associated company os at the date of this Prospectus Percentage of Place of Name of Company Equity Held Incorporation Nam Tow Plastic 46% Singapore Factory (Singopore) Private Limited The principal activity of Nam Tow Plastics Foctory (Singopore) Private Limited is the manufacturing of
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      813 31 28 January 1 982 The Directors Malaya Tin Printing Compony Limited No I Sixth Lok Yong Rood Singapore 2262 Dear Sirs We have reviewed the accounting bases ond calculation m respect of the forecast of profit before and after taxation of Molaya Tin Printing Company Limited for the year ending
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      798 32 NOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF NET ASSETS 1 SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (a) Depreciation Depreciation is calculated on the straight line method to write off the cost of the assets over their estimated useful lives The estimated useful lives have been taken as follows Leasehold property 60 years Mochmery 8- 1
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      1129 32 GENERAL No audited occounts have been made up in respect of ony period subsequent to 31st August, 1981 Yours faithfully FOX FOOK CHEONG CO Public Accountonts, Singapore VALUERS' REPORT 3rd December 1 98 1 Board of Directors M/s Malaya Tin Printing Compony Limited No 1 Sixth Lok Yang Rood Jurong
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      1438 32 Shares are registered in the nome of Mvi Chark Pte Ltd ond a further 833,200 Shares are registered in the name of Universal Metol Works Pte Ltd companies m which he is a substantial shareholder The balance of the 523,306 Shares are registered in the nome of his wife, Smg
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      714 33 If f f l HfiOOK E4ST for technology Business C oinpuUTs Siln Mul is ihc distributor for NF.C's small business. MKilium .uul l.uuc sv.;ilc tompukis in Mal;i\sia We invite suitably quahlieJ personnel to |«>in our team ot yomg and dynamic computer professionals in v.iiious departments. MARKETING Marketing EmCMUvM i'teter.iM\ with
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      530 33 I CAREER I I OPPORTUNITIES I Soon, one of Singapore's most established department stores will be moving into new premises. In line with our expansion, we are seeking career-minded people to fill positions in our new store. We offer many attractive fringe benefits including: c Six-day working week, with Sunday
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      636 33 PROMET API The company is involved in the planning, management and marketing of several multi-million dollar commercial residential resort and industral development projects throughout Malaysia. The company is a joint-venture set up between PROMET BERHAD and ALLIED PROPERTIES AND INDUSTRIES (API), two of the fastest grow.ng companies in the region.
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      493 34  -  M. G.G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Umno members of parliament and state assemblymen who have served more than six years and are not members of the government or state executive would not be nominated for the
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      209 34 Rival gangs wage 'war of principles' JOHORE BARU, Tuesday A "war of principles" has resulted in a resurgence of secret society activities in Johore, state CJD chief, Asst Commissioner S. Kulasingam, said today. Last month, seven people were killed in gang clashes, and several others injured, some seriously. Asst Commissioner
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      275 34 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamed, will chair the high-powered National Economic Council he has formed to monitor the economy, informed sources said here today. The NEC will deal with economic issues and will have considerable leeway in making changes
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      97 34 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two men lost their appeals today in the federal court against High Court verdicts sentencing them to death for trafficking 668 grams of morphine and 117 grams of memoacctylmorphine two years ago. In rejecting appeals from Ooi Lens Hai, 35. and Loo Ah
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      42 34 JEDDAH, Tues. Saudi Arabia will double its current crude supplies of 20,000 barrels a day to Malaysia by 1987 when the Malaysia completes its oil refinery, the visiting Malaysian Minister of Trade and Industry, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, said yesterday. Opecna.
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      162 34 ALOR STAR, rues. The State Social Welfare Department has ottered to help a housewife who claims she has been pregnant for the past three years. Its director, Mr Wan Azml Ramll. said the department was prepared to help send AzJzah blntl Abdul Hamld,
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      72 34 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who is also Umno president, has warned his party leaders and members of some of the party divisions and branches not to act beyond party regulations. Umno would not hesitate to take disciplinary action against them, he said in
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      75 34 RADIO and Television Malaysia (RTM) Sabah was yesterday criticised for failing to provide news coverage of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday celebrations in one of the state districts last Saturday. State Financial Planning and Development Minister, Datuk Haji Mohamed Noor Haji Mansoor, who officiated at the district celebrations,
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      61 34 DESPITE a credit squeeze and economic slowdown last year, Malaysians bought more motor-vehi-cles than in the previous year, the Malaysian Motortrade Association said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Sales of new cars and commercial vehicles totalled 100,936 units, up 4 per cent over a year ago
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      80 34 HOTEL Jayapuri, which is under the new management of Pernas Interna tional Hotels and Properties Sdn Bhd, is to undergo renovation work to make it a first class international hotel. The renovations costing between $20 million and $25 million, would include a Japanese restaurant and 32 additional
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      Syces put off their boycott threat
      248 35 PKNANG, Tues. The Kaceeoarae (irneral Kniploveeit I nion has decided to give the trainers and the Penang lurf Clab time to resolve the problem* arising out of the eviction of three stable boys' families from their home* at the Batn Gantong racecourse groundAccording to
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      Autridge gives up MRA licence
      343 35  -  TIPTOP By NEW ZEALAND jockey Toby Autridge has gone home after riding on the Malaysian-Singapore circuit for one year. The Malayan Racing Association will decide who merits the licence at its meeting in Penang on Feb 19. No less than three jockeys will be jostling
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      All Heels shows a clean pair of heels
      400 35 ON THE TRACK with TONTO ALL HEELS (Gerry Donnelly) strode out impressively over 600 m to return 37.4 sees, the fastest time for yesterday morning's gallops. He was not fully extended. The going was good. The three-year-old Australian gelding by Head Over
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      Mystery of the place dividends
      697 35 Mystery of the place dividends THERE seems to be some grave doubt as to the accuracy of the declared place dividends in a number of races at the recent Tunku Gold Cup Meeting at Kuala Lumpur. Quite a few letters have come in to Jeep's Mail pointing out the discrepancies
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      One for the showcase
      232 36  -  PETER SIOW By Shooter Lee gets antique rifle as gift THE object close to International shooter Lee Eng Hong's heart these days Is an antique World War Two Japanese rifle. It was presented to Lee by Gen. Fabian C. Yer, of the Philippine Army, for his
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      SAAA upset over the clash of dates
      303 36  -  H AKIK AT RAI By THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association are upset about the Singapore Schools Sports Council's plan to hold trials for their athletics squad on the same days as the Lotto cross country league. K. L. Venugopalan, the SAAA secretary, said
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      65 36 HONGKONG, Tues. The brief Hongkong career of former English soccer international Charlie George ended today when his contract was cancelled by leading local club, Bulova. George, 31, who came to the British Colony in a blaze of publicity and a reported DOO.OOO ($390,000) deal in August last
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      Anand, Sashi in Asian Nations Cup
      327 36  -  JANICE SEAH By INDIA'S Anand Amritraj and Sashi Menon and South Korea's Kirn Choon-Ho and Jeon Chang-dae should be the star attractions in the inaugural US$7O,OOO ($145,600) Asian Nations Cup tennis tournament at Kuala Lumpur's Stadium Negara from Feb. 14-21. Anand is ranked 181
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      151 36 $10,100 IN FINKS 50... NEW YORK, Tues. Jimmy Connors has been suspended from the men's Grand Prix tennis circuit for 21 days, after accumulating US$5,OOO ($10,400) in fines during the last 12 months. The Men's International Professional Tennis Council announced the automatic suspension yesterday and said that it
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      359 36 OTHER TENNIS DALLAS, Tues. The Association of Tennis Professionals have said that they will withdraw their three representatives I from the Men's Interna- i tional Professional Council at the end of the year. Buchholz, the ATP executive director said that the decision was made so
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      Lock icon Orient through
      66 36 LONDON, Tues. Orient beat Huddersfield 2-0 in an English Football Association Cup fourth round replay at home yesterday. Other results: FA Cup fourth-round second replay: Wrexham 1 Chelsea 2. English Div. 3: Southend 2 Millwall 2 Div. 4: Stockport 2 Blackpool 3. Scottish Cup second round replay: Montrose
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      77 36 BRISTOL, Tues. The crisis that hit Bristol City yesterday spelled out the exact financial position of the English Third Division soccer club. Total debts were listed as L 1.530,000 ($5,967,900) and total assets, including a valuation of the Ash ton Gate ground, were given as 1:680.000.
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      SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR...
      508 37 Peter goes downhill after being only a point away from sensational victory PATRICK BASTIONS reports from the Subang Complex KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. He sat weeping under a stone staircase, his teary eyes fixed nowhere. He was just one point away from being among the
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      'Last' match tonight for Fandi
      290 37  - 'Last' match tonight for Fandi JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD, Singapore striker extra-ordi-nary, will make his final appearance before going on a two-month rest when the national team meet Lucerne Football Club, of Switzerland, at the National Stadium tonight (7.30). And Fandi will definite- I ly want to make his
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      35 37 Qurter-fliials: SobjOl Qatoer bt Jaime Hlckok M, T-t, »-5: TrtsUa Nrnmemmw bt Peter HUI $-1, 8-19, 9-Is, It-S, 9-0; Christy WUtotrop bt Mark CroeMe »-3, M. S--1; CkrU Dittmar bt Ahmad Gnl S-2, 9-4,
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      287 37 Meeting decides to dissolve FAS TWENTY-SIX National Football League club representatives and 10 Council members last night decided to dissolve the Football Association of Singapore and set up a new body. The representatives also discussed the new Constitution drawn up by the Ministry of Social Affairs. Among the main clauses
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      Changi go down to touring Japanese
      190 37 MATSUSHITA, of Japan, opened their two-match tour of Singapore with a hard earned 2-1 victory over Changi Constituency before more than 600 fans at the National Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. The winning goal for! the hard-running Japanese came three minutes from time
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      'Octopus' Lee fails to stop UMW
      277 37  -  WILFRED YEO By ROTHMANS goalkeeper Richard Lee, nicknamed "Octopus", must have wished that he had as many hands as octupuses have tentacles as his team were drowned 7-1 by United Motor Works in their Singapore Business Houses Football League Division One match at the
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      174 37 Border tames Windies pace ADELAIDE. Tues. With a superb century from Allan Border, Australia tamed the formidable West Indies pace attack on the fourth day of the third cricket Test at the Adelaide Oval here today. On a docile wicket, the West Indies bowlers were exhausted with little to show
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      84 37 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY SingaDore national women's under-23 squad v CSC under-20 boys Balestier Road, 5.30). SOCCER Frteodly: Singapore v Luzen PC of Switzerland; SBHFL: Div. 2: Mitsubishi v Rbeem Hume (Toa Payoh). Nestle v Hilton International (Queenstown), FAN v Jurong Shipyard (Geylang), Hitachi D'yard v Singapura Forum (Farrer Park athletic
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      Melanie the star
      178 37  -  R. MANOR A J By THERESIANS, led by internationals Melanie Martens and Ruby Tan, scored their second straight win in the Singapore Women's Hockey Association under-23 competition when they beat Singapore Recreation Club 3-0 on the Padang yesterday. Theresians, confident after their 6-0 trouncing of Girls Sports
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      Delta triumph
      78 37 DELTA trounced Siglap 5-0 in j an inter-constituency badmin ton match at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Other results: Yio Chu Kang 5 Tanglin 0. Cheng San 5 Pasir I Panjang 0, Tampines 3 Telok I Blangah 2, Nee Soon 3 Boon Teck 2, Thomson 3 Boon
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      McQueen dreams of ruling his own ranch
      343 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. New Zealand's top player Danny McQueen's face this morning was as long as the drooping beak of Rangi, the stuffed Kiwi that serves as the mascot his team to the world junior individual squash championships here, reports PATRICK BASTIANS McQueen,
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        21 37 BADMINTON: Thailand have proposed Bangkok as the venue for the Asian Zone final of the Thomas Cup champion- ships.
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        26 37 OLYMPIC GAMES: Rupert Murdoch's Network 10 have agreed to televise the 1984 Games to Australia for a cost of USSIO6 million <$21.6 m i
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        Pullout
        30 37 RUGBY UNION: England captain Billy Beaumont has withdrawn on medical advice, while scrum-half Steve Smith will lead the team in the FiveNations' international against Ireland at Twickenham on Saturday.
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        26 37 SOCCER: France will play i Bulgaria on May 14 the eve of the French Cup final as part of their build-up for the World Cup.
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        34 37 SKI—DUG: Anton Steiner. of Austria, won the combination slalom, first half of the men's combined event, at the World Alpine championships when two of the medal favourites did not survive the second-run.
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        28 37 VOLLEYBALL: The Narai shino High School team, of i Japan, beat the visiting Aus- tralian boys' junior squad 3-0 in a goodwill series in Chiba. Japan. Agencies.
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    44 38 WORKERS in Oil City, Pennsylvania, treading on thin Ice as they go to work on Monday. Heavy flooding of local rivers cracked the ice on the streets. A sudden snowstorm hit the American mid-west on Monday. AP picture.
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    294 38 ARABS WARN U.S. OVER BACKING ISRAELI AGGRESSION' UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday ARAB delegates have attacked the United States for supporting "Israeli aggression" and warned that such a policy endangers Western interests in the Middle East. On the second day of an emergency session of the UN
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    272 38 S'pore appeals to Israel 'as a friend' UNITED NATIONS, I Tues. Singapore appealed to Israel yesterday "as a friend" to I rescind Its annexation a| the Golan Heights, captured from Syria In the IM7 Middle East war. "If Israel Is sincere In seeking peace with Its > Arab nelghboors, then
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    393 38 US urges West to hold back knowhow DAVOS (Switzerland), Tuesday UNITED States special trade representative Wil- Ham Brock has urged the West to restrain the transfer of technology to the Soviet Union and reconsider whether large credits should be granted to Eastern Europe. Addressing a European management symposium here yesterday,
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      253 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Medical insurers are looking to the future with a good deal of optimism. They foresee a "fantastic jump" in sums assured, reports LEE YOKE MENG. Singapore offers many excellent opportunities for small US businessmen to set up shop here. And an American businessman
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      97 38 A true teacher Five years ago, 19-year old Annette Keet could not even read and write. Today, she is Singapore's representative in judo and has even won medals at the recent Sea Games. Her success, truly a modernday miracle, was wrought by one person her teacher who has as her
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      1074 1 At 17, Irene Rowson was sent to a mental hospital for stealing items worth a shilling. A damaged product of the system, attempts to wean her away from the hospital later failed until Lucky came into her life and freed her from a 30-year '"sentence". FRANK DURHAM reports
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      90 1 Stretch stretch stretch OUTLOOK. Pige Thru Dr Robert McKibbern, consultant psychiatrist at the Turner Village Hospital, told how the first attempts to wean Irene away from them had failed: Then we realised we had been trying to do the impossible to make her fit into groups of people. Some patients,
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        496 2 Green Ice Last day at Capitol Cinoma Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN I GUESS you could say Green Ice is typical of the sort of fare that gets shown in Singapore undemanding, inoffensive, poses no moral dilemma and asks no questions, thus becoming a nonentity rather than a
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        129 2 RADIO THEATRE LOST HORIZON BY JAMES HILTON (BBC, 9.M p.m.): The novel that gave Shangri-La to the English Language is dramatised, starring Derek Jacobi as Hugh Conway and Alan Wheatley as the Dalai Lama. In this opening Instalment, the setting is May 1931, Baskol. The
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          408 2 THE Yoaag And The Reatlew (Ch 6, S p.m.): Derek admits that he misses his son. Later, Jill urges Derek to phone Kay Chancellor and offer to style her hair. However, Kay hangs up on him. Then Liz confronts Kay who stops by to do some housework for
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          153 2 THE Great Space <'«anirr (Ch 8, p.m.): Goriddle enters a songwriting contest and wins by cheating. Gary Gnu shows a film about soccer on bicycles. Save A Tree For Me (Ch. 8, 8.35 p.m.): A 30--minute documentary dubbed in Mandarin, it tells the story of how the ringtailed lemurs have
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        854 3  - Hello hello ...sorry, nobody's home I ANDREW EAMES I By If there was one thing she objected to most, it was the telephone. She couldn't take the persistent ringing, that shrill demand for attention like a little boy not properly brought up. I HAD a great-aunt who died a few
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        1155 3 4 Even if you only walk, play golf or do housework, your body and your mind can benefit from 10 or 15 minutes a day of stretches that relax tight muscles and reduce the stress on supporting ligaments m and tendons. 4 If you're a jogger, for example,
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      176 2 EXHIBITIONS: CONTEMPORARY Australian Prlntmakers: Gallery 10-12, Hyatt Hotel. 11 a.m 7 p.m. Till Feb 10. Ten Discoveries that will affect our daily lives. Science Centre. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Till Feb 28. Ceramics, Porcelain and Furniture: By Roland's Furniture Centre. Vic Exh. Hall. Noon till 10 p.m. Ends Sunday. FILM:
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      390 2 (TV MALAYSIA WHY Can't I (io Homer (Ch J, *M pun.): Good question. In this episode, Kitty feigns the return of her migraine in order to play hookey. There's also a newcomer to the ward. He's in with eye trouble, but winds up anaemic. White Shadow Feellag No Pain (Ch
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      76 3 A Valentine's Dinner at The Belvedere Supper Club at the Mandarin Singapore, on Valentine's Day. Fine food, soft caressing music and cosy candlelight... an evening to cherish, for you and your Valentine free, if your Valentine's dedication in The Straits Times Classified is one of the best five. Call CATS
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      613 4 UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF j SOUTH EAST ASIA The United World College of South East Asia offers a secondary education to boys and girls of all nationalities, boarding and day students, in the age range 11 18 There are 100 teaching staff and 1 345 students in the College. Academic
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        589 2  - How Chinese sausages are made locally FRANCIS OW By SK 4, St Joseph's Institution ONE of the common Chinese New Year dishes is the Chinese sausage. In fact, the sausage is served in other non-New Year dishes, too, as in fried rice and clay-pot rice. A mart who has been
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        271 1 WANTED PROJECT SPECIALISTS IN ENGINEERING A. CHIEF ESTIMATING ENGINEER Around $45,000 pa Graduate in civil or mechanical engineering Minimum 7 years estimating experience in turnkey engineering protects particularly in process piping, fabrication and heavy steel structures. Experience in heading up Department and motivating staff B ESTIMATING ENGINEER Around $35,000 pa
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        271 1 GENERAL MANAGER MARKETING MANAGER MEAT PROCESSING PLANT A newly established multi-million dollar joint-venture company requires a General Manager and Marketing Manager. It is envisaged that when the plant is fully operational, total employees will be in the region of 60-70 workers. GENERAL MANAGER He will be the Chief Executive for
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        284 2 rWE ARE NOW CLOSER TO YOU? DELTRON AUTOMATION INC HAS NOW SET UP A REGIONAL SALES AND SERVICE OFFICE IN SINGAPORE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH EVEN BETTER TECHNICAL SUPPORT BACK UP. WE ARE SPECIALISED IN DESIGNING AND MANUFACTURING AUTOMATIC/SEMI AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENTS FOR SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRIES. DELTRON AUTOMATION INC. HAS THE PLEASURE
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        91 2 /< THE X MOVING PICTURE MIME SHOW V_> at the Victoria Theatre Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 February 1982 at 8 pm Admission Tickets at $5, $3 at the Central Booking Office (Victoria Theatre), C K Tang and Cold Storage. Jointly Presented by the f Ministry of Culture and the
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