The Straits Times, 10 February 1982

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Soviets told to close consulate
    471 1 Jakarta-Moscow ties at new low JAKARTA, Tuesday RELATIONS between Indonesia and the Soviet Union sank to a new low today when Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja announced that he had told the Soviet Embassy here to close down its consulate in Banjarmasin (South Borneo). Dr Mochtar's
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    Lock icon Manotac rescued from Kindnappers
    698 1 Manotac rescued from Kindnappers MANILA, Tuesday FILIPINO sportsman Tommy Manotoc, who secretly married a daughter of President Ferdinand Marcos and later disappeared, has been rescued from communistbacked outlaws after 41 days. Looking pale and haggard, Mr Manotoc appeared In a nationallytelevised news conference today barely 24 hoars after he was
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    Lock icon HOPE FOR WALESA'S RELEASE SOON
    174 1 HOPE FOR WALESA'S RELEASE SOON WARSAW, Tues. A senior Polish official said today he hopes Solidarity union leader Lech Walesa, who has been under house arrest since martial law was declared in Poland last Dec 13, will soon be freed. Deputy Prime Minister Jerzy Odzowski, the only Catholic in a
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    Malaysia to cut tin production
    603 1  - Malaysia to cut tin production M.G.G. PILLAI By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA announced today plans to cut back tin production by 15,000 tonnes annually from next year a move that came amid resentment by the government here at the Western nations for their attempts to reduce the price of the
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    PM off to HK today
    55 1 THE Prime Minister and Mrs Ijee Kuan Yew leave for Hongkong today to begin their vacation leave. During Mr Lee's absence until Feb IS, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Education Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee. will be acting Prime Minister, a statement from the
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    Asean formula still the best proposal: Carrington
    634 1 FOCUS ON THE CAMBODIA ISSUE IN TALKS THE British Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, said yesterday that the Asean formula of a loose coalition among the three resistance groups in Cambodia, aimed at securing a withdrawal of Vietnamese troops and allowing for free choice
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    Dhana to meet Romulo in Manila today
    307 1  - Dhana to meet Romulo in Manila today ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Tues. Singapore Foreign Minister S. phanabalan is due to arrive here tomorrow for consultations with his Philippine counterpart, Dr Carlos Romulo, on the Cambodian issue. Foreign Ministry sources said. Mr Dhana balan, who is chairman of
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    SlA's 45-month golden handshake
    465 1 SlA's 45-month golden handshake By ALBERT RAMALINGAM SINGAPORE Airlines and Singapore Airport Terminal Services nave come up with a "golden handshake" plan to persuade some of their management and administrative staff to retire early. Those with more than 10 years' service who opt to retire at 45 will be paid
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    Lock icon 32 terrorists arrested
    54 1 ROME. Tues. Police raided two Red Brigades terrorist hideouts here yesterday, ar- resting two suspects and seiz- ingarms. The raids brought to 10 the number of terrorist hideouts I discovered since Jan 6. and which had also netted 32 suspected members of the Red Brigades and its
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    56 1 STOP DONATING MONEY CALL LONDON, Tuea. Thr receivers for Sir Freddie laker's crippled airline today told the British public to -top donating mere money In an attempt to Have the ratprice transatlantic Skytrain. The receivers made the rail on grounds that there was no rhance at all or resurrrrlliu
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      65 1 48 pages today STARTING TODAY A WEEKLY HEALTH COLUMN Section 2 Page 3 Boost for QC circle activities Page 8 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3, 4, C, 7 COMICS 12 CAUSEWAY It, IS EDITORIAL LETTERS IS BACKGROUND II CLASSIFIEDS 22-32 SPORTS M-JS The magic of art in motion Page 2 RADIO
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      447 2 Boost for QC circles THE newly-formed National Registration Centre for Quality Control Circles will allow QC circles here to exchange ideas and keep abreast of developments both in Singapore and abroad. It was set up by the National Productivity Board to enable it to coordinate, promote and monitor QC
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      COMMENT
      319 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AMERICAN President Ronald Reagan, not surprisingly, has found himself having to defend his 1983 budget. Harsh criticism by both liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans alike, comes at a time when the economy has yet to show tangible signs of recovery and in a year
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      216 2 BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR OIL IN ASIA-PACIFIC OIL companies in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines can look forward to a busy half decade of exploration activities. This is because there are excellent geological prospects in the region coupled with government incentives, such as production sharing contracts in Indonesia and
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      COMMENT
      59 2 LOOKING EAST FOR GROWTH THE Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, has declared that his country will be looking to countries such as South Korea and Japan as models for economic development. Several hundred students and workers will be sent to the two countries to learn the
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      SPORTS
      249 2 Like squash on ice IT seemed more like squash on ice in the last rounds of the Milo-Ascot world junior team squash championships yesterday, as players slithered, fell and skidded on the East Coast Recreation Centre's unseasoned competition courts' floors, saturated with their sweat. Top seed Pakistan played Sweden
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      570 2 Bill passes 2nd hurdle A BILL to limit the power of trade unions in Britain has been passed on second reading by a large majority in the House of Commons. It still faces the committee stage, third reading and the House of Lords. The 348-241 vote, however,
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      SECTION 2
      358 2 GH's helping hand TWO years ago, engaged 25-year-old Leng Leng (not her real name) lost three-quarters of her right arm in a factory accident and put off her wedding. But today, she is busy learning to take care of herself and to do housework with her artificial limb
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      302 2 Boosting rural skills THE government plans to set up 55 new vocational and technical schools for rural students, who will subsequently be asked to return to their kampungs to implement development projects, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said. Seven of the schools will be polytechnics. Four
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      155 2 The Spore taste THE Guangdong Chaozhou Opera Troupe, when they performed at the National Theatre, discovered that the Singapore audience preferred plays with "high educational and artistic value" and those which demand exquisite singing and acting. They also showed better appreciation for the performances because of
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      Lock icon Bill to limit union powers passed
      321 3 Bill to limit union powers passed Vote in Commons shows split in SDP over issue LONDON, Tuesday A BILL to limit the power of trade unions in Britain was passed on second reading by a large majority in the House of Commons last night. Harshly criticised by the labour movement,
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      Lock icon Divorce for Mandy Rice-Davis
      88 3 Divorce for Mandy Rice-Davis LONDON, Tues. Mandy Rice-Davies, one of the good-time girls whose antics with the eminent shook a British government in 1963, divorced her second husband, French restaurateur Charles Lefevre, yesterday. Now 36, Miss RiceDavies was a member of the Christine Keeler-Ste-phen Ward circle through which government minister
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      In other words...
      44 3 In other words... 4 THE reason for the Queen's success is that she Is a woman. We threw oat the colt of the Virgin Mary with the Reformation, and we smuggle It back In the form of Eliza- bethD. 7 British writer Robert Lacey.
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      Lock icon MURDOCH TO SACK 600 TIMES WORKERS
      298 3 MURDOCH TO SACK 600 TIMES WORKERS LONDON, Tues. Australian Dress magnate, Rupert Murdoch, yesterday said he would shortly sack €00 employees at The Times and Sunday Times newspapers because of financial difficulties which he said threaten the newspapers' existence. Mr Murdoch, owner of Times Newspapers Limited (TNL), said the newspapers
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      Laker empire up for sale after rescue bid fails
      179 3 LONDON, Tues. Sir Freddie Laker's debt-crip-pled travel empire goes on sale today after a Canadian-based banking consortium and a nationwide fund-raising drive failed to rescue his companies. Orion Royal Bank, a subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Canada, yesterday conceded defeat
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      Lock icon LAKER'S ANTHEM
      330 3 LONDON, Ties. To the strains of Sir Edward Elgar's tone, Land of Hope and Glory, Laker Airways staff hoping to save Sir Freddie Laker's collapsed airline rode into London singing a new "Laker Anthem" yesterday. Stewardesses marched to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's II Downing Street office to appeal
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      Lock icon Document warns of lead pollution risks to kids
      478 3 Document warns of lead pollution risks to kids LONDON, Tues A GOVERNMENT document warning that hundreds of thousands of British children may suffer minor brain damage from lead pollution prompted renewed demands yesterday for a ban on leaded petrol. The document, a letter written by the government's chief medical advisor,
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      Lock icon 15 hurt in bomb blast
      52 3 BANGKOK, Tues. A homemade bomb exploded in a cinema last night and injured IS people, four of them seriously, a police officer said. More than 120 people were at the theatre when the bomb exploded under a seat. The motive of the attack was not
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      Reagan Administration is all praise for Singapore
      292 3  -  Glenda Korporaal By Our Washington Reporter WASHINGTON, Tnes. The Reagan Administration has lauded Singapore for Its excellent rftco/d In raising the standard of living and the quality of life of ILs population. The State Department, In an annual report Issued here this week,
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      917 3 40 champions, 72 holes, and only 1 winner. This is your chance to walk the fairways and lejrofthe Singapore Local Circuit, read the greens with Regional champion golfers. The Rolex Masters will be fought and won at Feel the tension, share the elation and the the Bukit location of the
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      Lock icon ATTEMPT BY U.S. TO DISRUPT POLAND'
      247 4 ATTEMPT BY U.S. TO DISRUPT POLAND' WARSAW, Tues. Military leader Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski said Poland must mobilise economic, political and moral forces to fight Washington's attempt to spark a serious internal conflict in his country. Gen Jaruzelski said yesterday the United States was trying to undermine Poland as part of
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      Lock icon Germans back Haig censure of Moscow role
      607 4 MADRID, Tuesday UNITED States Secretary of State Alexander Haig, carrying Western protests over Poland's military rule to the European Security Conference today, has won West German backing for a tough attack on Moscow's backstage role in the crackdown, US officials said. Mr Haig
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      28 4 HONGKONG. Tues. Customs officers at Hongkong's Kai Tak International Airport arrested a Thai man and seized HKKO.OOO (SS21.000) worth of heroin yesterday, police said today. AP.
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      Lock icon Soviet economist warns of crisis in farm exodus
      261 4 GENEVA, Tuesday ABOUT 15 million people in the Soviet Union have left collective and state farms for towns over the past decade in an exodus that threatens a manpower crisis during the next 10 to 15 years, a Soviet economist said. In
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        Lock icon Prize winners back at work
        77 4 GEORGE and Elaine Dawes, of Sheffield, England, who a year ago won L 756.000 (552,947,400) are going back to work because they are bored with having nothing to do. After they won the football pools prize, George, 38, gave up his iob as a salesman,
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        Lock icon Angler reeled in a 'beetle'
        75 4 THE big weekend catch on the Sacramento River will not be stuffed and mounted it was a Volkswagen van. The van was reeled to shore in Hood, California, on Sunday night on a 40-kg fishing line by a fisherman who saw it floating downstream with
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        Lock icon Goofy award for driver
        85 4 RACING driver Bobby Unsetwill receive the "Bonehead of the Year" award, reserved for those who commit an act which the Bonehead Club of Dallas considers a monumental goof. Unser was chosen because he was the first person to win the Indianapolis 500 motor race twice in
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      Lock icon Militants held
      44 4 CAIRO, Tues. A total of 18 left-wing militants, including six lawyers, were arrested in Egypt last night, according to sources close to the MarxistNasserite Progressive Party. The 18 were not charged and were due to face trial shortly, the sources said. AFP.
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      Lock icon Italian judge orders ban on sale of canned Coca Cola
      166 4 COMO (Italy Tups. A magistrate here yesterday ordered the seizure of all canned Coca Cola throughout Italy. on receiving a report that a young man became 111 after drinking half a ran of Coke. The Italian news agenry, Ansa, said
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      Bonn takes firm action on migrant workers
      259 4 Bonn takes firm action on migrant workers BONN, Tues. Ue«t (iermany, beset by unemployment and a growing resentment of foreigners, is to give Its 4.5 million Immigrant workers, a third of them Turks, the choice of Integrating lit* West German society or getting out. Foreign workers or g»starbelter make up
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      Lock icon First patrol
      29 4 PARIS, Tues. The first of 10 fast patrol boats constructed by France for Libya has been handed over to its Libyan crew, maritime sources said yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Iranian rebel leader dies in gun battle
      277 6 Iranian rebel leader dies in gun battle THE radical Islamic movement in Iran has suffered a major blow with the death of top guerilla leader Mussa Kheyyabani, who was killed in a gun battle with revolutionary guards in Teheran yesterday. Teheran Radio said 12 other leading members of the underground
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      Lock icon US, Saudis to have joint military body
      355 6 RESULT OF WEINBERGER'S VISIT MUSCAT (Oman), Tuesday THE United States and Saudi Arabia today agreed to set up a joint military commission which US officials said would tie the two countries closer together. US Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger announced the agreement with his
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      Lock icon Israeli border buildup 'for defence only'
      366 6 JERUSALEM, Tuesday DEFENCE Minister Ariel Sharon told a top United Nations official yesterday that Israel's buildup along its northern border was only for defensive purposes but warned there would be retaliation for any Palestinian guerilla attacks. "Israel will not allow terrorist activity in any
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      Job hazard
      33 6 LONDON, Tues. Four Secret Service eavesdroppers were awarded damages totalling £25.000 (5597.500) by a British court yesterday because years of listening to loud, static-laced radio signals had made them deaf. Rev-
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      Lock icon Winging to a record
      72 6 NEW YORK. Tues. David Sprinebett broke the speed record between London and New York yesterday. Dying from London's financial district to Manhattan's Wall Street in just under four hours. Mr Springbett's achievement, a record of three hours. 59 minutes and 44 seconds, took 11 minutes off
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      Lock icon Senator: US can't go on defying the world
      273 6 Senator: US can't go on defying the world WASHINGTON, Tues. Senator Charles Perry, who toured the Middle East last month, said yesterday Israel could not expect the United States to continue defying world opinion by defending questionable and objectionable Israeli actions. Sen Percy, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,
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      Lock icon Villagers killed
      60 6 TWO THAI villagers were killed and three wounded near the Thai-Cambodian border yesterday in attacks by Vietnamese forces, military sources said in Bangkok. A Thai soldier was wounded the previous day when artillery shells fired from Cambodia fell on Thai territory during fighting between Vietnamese forces and guerillas
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      63 6 US IMMIGRATION officials announced on Monday the arrests of five Irish nationals for trying to enter the United States from Canada with an alleged shopping list for guns and ammunition. The five were stopped on Saturday night at the border in Lewiston, near Niagara Falls, after they
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      Lock icon Police post attacked
      69 6 SIX ARMED north Sumatran separatists last month attacked a police station in the Jambo Campli village of Aceh province in north Sumatra, seizing two sub-machine guns and 150 bullets. Tempo magazine reported in Jakarta yesterday. The magazine said the assailants are believed to be members of the
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      Lock icon Deployed in Asia
      49 6 THE SOVIET UNION is deploying about one-third of its arsenal of SS-20 mediumrange nuclear missiles and supersonic Backfire bombers in Asia, the Japanese Defence Agency reported in Tokyo yesterday. According to the report, the Russians have 80 SS-20 missiles and 50 Backfire bombers in Asia. AFP.
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      Lock icon Price war fear
      67 6 SAUDI ARABIAN Oil Minister, Ahmed Zaki Yamani, has expressed fears of a pricecutting war as the slide in world oil prices picks up momentum. As Opec ministers consulted in Abu Dhabi about holding an emergency meeting on the world oil glut, Sheikh Yamani was quoted by a
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      87 6 CHINA HAS signed an agreement with the Soviet Union under which it will transport goods to Europe and Iran via Soviet territory, Western diplomatic sources said in Beijing yesterday. The agreement was signed on Saturday in Beijing, but it was still unclear whether it was a mere renewal
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      Lock icon Reagan clashes with Speaker over cuts
      332 7 Reagan clashes with Speaker over cuts WASHINGTON, Tues. l»resident Ronald Reagan and House Speaker Thomas O'Neill clashed sharply yesterday in the Oval Office over the proposed 1983 budget cuts. Neither gave an inch. The exchanges did not keep Mr O'Neill from later attending a luncheon which Mr Reagan hosted for
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      Lock icon Reagan hits out at central government
      350 7 Reagan hits out at central government DES MOINES (Iowa), Tues. President Ronald Reagan today charged that the Central Government in Washington was ruining the country and said local governments were best able to serve Americans properly. Mr Reagan attacked the Washington bureaucracy in his first speech on New Federalism, the
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      Lock icon HIGH RATE OF CANCER AMONG 2,500 VETERANS
      304 7 HIGH RATE OF CANCER AMONG 2,500 VETERANS TORONTO, Tues. Some 2,500 Canadians exposed to radiation by the Federal Government during the 1950s have a rate of cancer six times the average, says a study released by the Canadian Broadcasting Corp The study, released on Sunday, showed that 21 of the
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      Conkrite raps use of 'unidentified source' by newsmen
      198 7 Conkrite raps use of 'unidentified source' by newsmen LAS VEGAS, Tues. Mr Walter Cronklte, former anchorman for ('BS evening news, said yesterday the credibility of the news media has been partially eroded by Journalists who attribute stories to an unidentified source. "The unidentified source story has led to sloppy Journalism
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      Lock icon Budget plan is sent to Congress
      394 7 Budget plan is sent to Congress WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan sent his U*****.6 billion (5J1.575.8 billion) 1983 budget plan to Congress yesterday and predicted Democrats will trot out horror stories to block passage of social programme cuts and a newboost in defence spending. But Republican leaders conceded Mr Reagan's
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      Lock icon Chemical weapons approval sought
      164 7 WASHINGTON, Tu.-s. President Ronald KeaK»n formally asked Congress yesterday for authority to resume production of chemical weapons for the first time In nearly 13 years. Ills request coincided with hi* submission to (on Kress of the ISH3 badget \»hlrh Includes I Ss7fc million (SU,M(.4 million) for
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    Editor wins Press Fellow award
    274 8 Editor wins Press Fellow award STRAITS Times associate editor Leslie Fong, 32, has won one of the first six j Press Fellowships offered I by Wolfson College, Cambridge University, to journalists from Commonwealth countries. He will spend 12 weeks at Wolfson, one of the graduate colleges in Cambridge, from next
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    Carrington has talks with Lee
    96 8 MR Lee kuan Yew with British Foreign Secretary L»rd Carrington at the istana yesterday where they had on.hoar of talks. Lord Caninftoo said they did not dlaonss the Cambodian problem. Instead they discussed "larger scale affairs of the world" which covered the Middle East situation
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    Sana to hold
    45 8 get-together THE Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association will organise a get-together for its 1,700 volunteer aftercare officers at the Neptune Theatre on Saturday at H p.m. The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will be the guest -of- honour at the function.
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    Soap ad can be used if amended
    361 8 A COMPANY marketing an American brand of detergent has been told its advertisement can reappear in the Singapore media if some of the claims are amended. The detergent, which is packed in Hongkong, is called Abuy and was introduced here last August by
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    NPB boost for QC circle activities
    618 8 Centre will help exchange of ideas THE newly-formed National Registration Centre for Quality Control Circles will allow local QC circles to exchange ideas and keep abreast of developments both in Singapore and abroad. It is set up by the National Productivity Board (NPB), and
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    Man admits kiss and touch
    44 8 CHENG Chung Keng. 21. wn fined $1,000 yesterday (or using criminal force on a 21--year-old girl at Lim Chu Kang Road on Dec 27. He pleaded guilty to kissing and touching the girl with intent to outrage her modesty.
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    Religious leaders accept idea of test-tube babies
    467 9 Only opposition from Roman Catholic Church STRAITS Times, Jan 31. MUSLIM. Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh leaders have said that they accept the idea of testtube conception to help childless couples in Singapore. While some hailed testtube babies as a scientific advancement, others said
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    Two suspects arrested and $100,000 gems recovered
    304 9 Two suspects arrested and $100,000 gems recovered POLICE arrested two suspects yesterday and recovered jewellery worth $IM,fM, the entire loot from a shop break-In last month. The success came after three days of extensive Investigations by officers of the Organised Crime Branch of theCID. The team, led by Detective-Inspector Edmund
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    Telecoms to add 30,000 more electronic lines
    47 9 ANOTHER 30,000 lines of electronic telephone switching equipment will be put into Telecoms' service this month. This, says Telecom's in- house magazine. Hello, will increase the national telephone network to 853,300 lines, 346,000 of which will be electronic switching equipment.
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    Changi has plan to groom community leaders
    254 9 Changi has plan to groom community leaders CHANGI constituency has a plan to groom its future community leaders. The plan is to set up more sub-committees in charge of various activities so that its grassroots organisations committee members can take turns leading these smaller groups. Thus, the potential of each
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    Management workshop
    74 9 TWO academics from Sophia University in Japan, professors Robert Ballan and Gene Gregory, will conduct a workshop on human resource management organised by the National Productivity Board at Hotel Equatorial on Monday. The MP for Leng Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, will open the workshop, which aims to
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    Policemen take a lesson in gentler skills
    400 9 Policemen take a lesson in gentler skills SINGAPORE Police were told yesterday that when people shout at them, they do not necessarily have to shout back. The director of the Counselling and Care Centre, Mr Anthony Yeo, was speaking to 45 frontline police officers attending a five-day course on crisis
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    Drive to woo visitors from S. Korea
    394 10 Drive to woo visitors from S. Korea A MASSIVE campaign to woo South Korean tourists to Singapore will be launched soon. Announcing the yearlong sales drive yesterday, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's regional director for Asia, Mr Chui Seng Wah, said South Korea was a totally new challenge. Efforts will
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    Accused man claims trial
    53 10 A MAN claimed trial on Monday to a charge of disorderly behaviour at Chettiars' Temple at Tank Road on Sunday. Umapathy so Shanmugam is alleged to have broken though a police cordon and made an offensive sign to a police officer. His case will be mentioned
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    NPB TEAM TO VISIT JAPAN FOR AID TALKS
    107 10 NPB TEAM TO VISIT JAPAN FOR AID TALKS A TEAM from the National Productivity Board (NPB) will visit Japan soon to discuss how Tokyo could help Singapore start an institute for continuing job development. This was disclosed yesterday by the Japanese Deputy Minister of Labour, Mr Teruyoshi Iwata. He said
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    Thai charged with setting fire to shop
    70 10 A THAI, Som Yangkam, 42, was charged on Monday with setting fire to a shop, Commercial Overseas Impex Pte Ltd, in Rochor Centre on Jan 24. The charge stated that the damage caused to Mr Amubin Ibrahim's shop was $1,000 No plea was
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    New market
    33 10 THE Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Environment). Mr Chor Yeok Eng, will open a Singapore Animal Husbandry Enterprises supermarket, its second, at Jalan Leban, off Upper Thomson Road, next Tuesday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Raja to address unionists' course
    149 10 THE Second Deputy Prime Minister Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, will deliver the inaugural address at the opening of a three-day political education programme for trade unionists at Trade Union House in Shenton Way today. The programme, the first in a series organised by the
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    SIR JOHN HICKS and his wife, Lady Ursula. Economist couple live a life of home-grown virtues
    327 10 SIR JOHN HICKS and his wife, Lady Ursula. Economist couple live a life of home-grown virtues THE ooupl*- both renowned economists may have retired from teaching economics at the University of Oxford hot they still practise what they taught. Nobel Prize Laureate Professor Sir John Hicks and his wife, Lady
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    Charged with trafficking
    51 10 A SWISS national. Marc Blanc, 27, was yesterday charged with trafficking in 31 grammes of rannabis and 20 grammes of cannabis resin at Changi Airport's arrival hall on Monday No plea was recorded. Blanc was remanded at the Central lock-up until Tuesday when his case will be
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    Ex-ISD officer tried to cheat, court told
    395 11 A FORMER Internal Security Department officer tried to cheat a sales representative of $500,000 by impersonating a Malaysian Special Branch officer, it was alleged in a 1 1 is 1 riot court yesterday. Sim Kok Wan, 35, is accused of assuring Mr Tay
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    Disabled are now 'more self-confident'
    475 11 Disabled are now 'more self-confident' DISABLED persons in I Singapore have become more self-confident and more people are realising the handicapped are also part of the community. This observation was made yesterday by the Acting Social Affairs Minister, Dr Ahmad Mattar, who also said these j were partly due to
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    President pays last respects to veteran unionist
    253 11 President pays last respects to veteran unionist PRESIDENT C. V. IK-van Nalr and the First Lfcdy were among those who paid their last respects to veteran trade unionist, Mr K. A. Hamld, who died early yesterday morning. Among those present were the Mir secretary-general and Minister without Portfolio, Mr Urn
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    I never killed a chicken in my life
    216 11 I never killed a chicken in my life accused A TRISHAW-RIDER accused of killing a taxidriver has denied doing so. Koh Ah Puah. 73, said in his defence yesterday that he had never killed a chicken in his life; so how could he have committed murder? The charge states that
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    Donations of bricks and granite sought
    311 11 DONATIONS of cash, sand, granite, bricks and even table fans are needed for the proposed $5 million Ling Kwang Home for senior citizens in Cheng San Road. The Bilble Presbyterian Welfare Services says it will accept items such as paint, cement, cement blocks, built-in
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    Manager faces graft charges
    164 11 A PROPERTY manager yesterday claimed trial to 20 counts of corruption involving a total of $19,478 between 1976 and 1980. Teoh Kah Chay, 47, is alleged to have accepted a total of $3,218 from Mr David Ho Yee Gan, a director of Dynasty Enterprises Pte Ltd.
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    Attempted cheating: Man charged
    106 11 Attempted cheating: Man charged CHUAN CHENG MIN. alias Winston Kennedy, yesterday pleaded not guilty to two charges of attempted cheating involving more than $129,000. He will be tried in Court 11 on April 14. He is alleged to have attempted to cheat Messrs Chun Chong of South Bridge Road by
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    Speedboat drops its anchor at a new berth in a car park
    97 11 Speedboat drops its anchor at a new berth in a car park SINGAPORE may be the second biggest port In the world, bat the owner of this speedboat has found moorings far from the sea in a car park in Ang Mo kin. It was found yesterday afternoon on a
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    More safeguards ordered for passenger boats
    371 11 More safeguards ordered for passenger boats ALL vessels carrying more than 12 passengers will have to take extra precautions, starting next month. A Port of Singapore Authority spokesman said licensed operators caught violating the rules will be charged in court. The rules, as outlined by the Port Master, are as
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    4 teenagers charged
    62 11 FOUR teenagers were yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with robbing and slapping their victim Loo Liang Thye. Sng Ban Leng. both 17. a 15-year-old and a 14-year-old allegedly robbed Lin Wee Leong of a watch, a Post Office Savings Bank passbook and a wallet containing $20,
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      Musa's 'from kampung and back'plan
      282 12 Musa's 'from kampung and back' plan BATU PAHAT, Tues THE Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Musa Hitam, conceding he was a kampung boy who made good, has announced a programme to provide technical skills to rural students and to draw them back to the kampungs to help in rural development. Under
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      AMBULANCE ARRIVED LATE – AND WITHOUT OXYGEN
      221 12 AMBULANCE ARRIVED LATE AND WITHOUT OXYGEN PETALJNG JAVA, Tues. An ambulance which was called for a heart patient who had collapsed at his home here last Sunday 1 night took 1M hours to I arrive with an empty oxygen tank. A Malay Mail report yesterday quoted store- keeper Mr Mohan
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      Lock icon Hospitals ordered to collect deposits
      153 12 PENANG, Toes. The Health Ministry has directed ail hoHpiUls to strictly collect depodte from patients, particularly those tram third class wards, before admitting them SeTccs said yesterday the directive was seat out recently and It was prompted by the lax manner in which hospital* collected
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      Lock icon Gerakan's bid for Datuk Chen in polls
      205 12 Gerakan's bid for Datuk Chen in polls KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Gerakan will make a strong bid for Datuk Michael Chen to re-contest the Ulu Selangor parliamentary seat in the general election. A party source said yesterday Datuk Chen has a good performance record in the constituency since he first
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      Two die in bus crash
      49 12 KLUANG, Tues. Two people were killed and four others injured over the weekend when a tourist bus skidded off the road near here and landed on its side. The dead were a Thai, Chot Tong Lor, 25, and a 23-year-old Singaporean, Fung Pung Khai.
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      Lock icon Plans aborted
      56 12 ALOR STAR, Tu«s. A Public Works Department spokesman said here over the weekend that the department had to cancel 80 projects most of them for the construction of rural clinics, schools and a police station as the contractors failed to carry out the work under the Third Malaysia
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      Lock icon DAP to go all out for seats in Johore
      347 12 DAP to go all out for seats in Johore JOHORE BARU, Tuas. THE Democratic Action Party has announced that it would be fielding party" heavyweights in Johore in the coming general election widely expected around April. The party said it was going all out to contest at least 10 parliamentary
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      Lock icon Refugees land
      27 12 KL'ALA TRENGGANU. Tues Twenty-four Vietnamese refugees landed near here over the weekend, police said. They have been sent to the Pulau Bidong refugee camp AFP.
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      204 12 Bringing Up Father By BUI Ka vanagh Hal Camp HERE'S KAVCMAMCe TO l\ ILL S*/ SOkAETMiM<S I 1 MWE A BCAUTiFUL- I I TMMJK >tXJ, PEAR COXAE ID^m» > MD Hgp WklErJ 1 U&T FOR A BeAUTiFUL. i >OU MAVErJ'T^AiP r_J peturmit.' jrrw^ l.apv/ akjvthimg so mice Blondle By Chic
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      Lock icon Freedom of individual is uppermost, says Mahathir
      381 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said that his government will allow people, detained under the Internal Security Act, to leave Malaysia because it believes in individual freedom. Dr Mahathir, explaining the reason for the new policy announced
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      KL to get aid in developing trading houses
      283 13 KL to get aid in developing trading houses KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday JAPANESE trading companies have agreed to extend "all possible assistance and guidance" to help Malaysia develop its own international trading houses. The Japanese hoped that the Malaysian sogososhas will not repeat the mistakes made by the Japanese when they
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      Lock icon JAPAN IS URGED TO OFFER HELP TO SABAH
      203 13 JAPAN IS URGED TO OFFER HELP TO SABAH KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sabah's Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh, saying that both Sabah and Sarawak have not had any help from Japan to renew and conserve their diminishing timber resources, today called on Japan to offer technical assistance or soft loans for
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      Lock icon Problems because there is no proper warehouse
      197 13 Problems because there is no proper warehouse PENANG, Tues. The lack of a proper cargo warehouse at the Bayan 1 yppas Airport is causing a lot of problems to importers, exporters and freight forwarders. Sources said that proper warehousing facilities, such as for containers, pallets and cold storage cargo, cannot
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      Lock icon Islamic team's mission
      77 13 Islamic team' s mission KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A four-member team from the Regional Islamic Missionary Council of South-east Asia and the Pacific and the Pilgrims' Management and Fund Board left yesterday for a two-week visit to Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and New Caledonia A statement from the council yesterday said
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      Ghaz's pledge
      50 13 KLUANG. Tues. Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie paid a visit yesterday to the family of the late Vergis Chacko and assured them that he would do whatever he could to help. Mr Chacko died in the plane crash last month which involved Tan Sri Ghazali. The Star
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      Work on references for primary schools
      154 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Work on the compilation of teaching and reference materials for the n thlneae primary schools under the 3K pilot project Is underway, the Malaysian Chinese Association youth chairman, Datak tee Kirn Sal, told the National Echo. He said the K primary
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      Lock icon New French envoy
      97 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. France's new ambassador to Malaysia, Miss Marie-Therese de Corbie, said today that France fully shared Malaysia's hope that dialogue and mutual respect would overcome the tension still prevailing in the region. Miss de Corbie said France unconditionally supported Malaysia's tireless efforts to make South-east
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      Lock icon Woman dies in fire
      69 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 45-year-old woman died after she was believed to have vr fu >■ to herself in her home here at dawn yesterday. A police spokesman said tne woman, known as Girlie Tom Silva, was on the ground floor of the two-storey building while
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      Harun's call
      37 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malays, especially Umno members, were yesterday urged to discard their provincial feelings by Umno vicepresident Datuk Harun Haii Idris. Datuk Harun said such feelings could create disunity if not checked. The Star.
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        Lock icon Former MB to meet Musa
        70 13 FORMER Pahang Mentri Besar Haji Rahim Bakar will meet Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam tomorrow. It will be a "political meeting", informed sources said yesterday and the discussions will centre on Haji Rahim's position in the political arena. It is also expected that a
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        Lock icon 40 people evacuated
        60 13 ABOUT 40 people, mainly children and elderly people, were evacuated to higher ground when flash floods hit the Chenderiang New Village, about 6 km from Tapan, Perak, after a heavy downpour on Sunday. At the height of the flood, several houses were under about 1.5 m of
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        Lock icon Razaleigh to get tough
        79 13 FINANCE Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah wul meet controlling officers from ministries tomorrow to discuss ways to rectify financial mistakes uncovered in the Auditor-Gener-al's 1977 report. Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Mohamad Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak told a press conference on Sunday that the purpose of the
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        Lock icon More money for students
        64 13 THE allowances for government-sponsored Malaysian students overseas will be increased soon in view of the rising cost of living, Education Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud said in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday night. He said the government would have to study the price indices in the countries
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        Squatters in protest
        71 13 ABOUT 400 squatters who were being evicted from a new village in Ipoh staged a demonstration over the weekend to appeal for help from the state government. The demonstrators, who included women and children, displayed a banner and posters protesting against the decision of a housing developer
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    Reagan's limited budget options
    464 14 PRESIDENT Reagan, not surprisingly, has found himself having to defend his U*****.6 billion budget for 1983, which envisages a US$9l.5 billion deficit and calls for cuts of US$27 billion in social spending. Few budgets go down well in a Western democracy even in the best of
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    Europeans ask: What's the Japanese secret?
    1449 14 Europeans are awed by Japan's thriving economy. They seek to learn the "secret" behind the Japanese success with the hope that it would perhaps help to rejuvenate their own depressed economies. This is the second of two articles on last week's meeting of the
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      And who made chaos?
      97 14 THIS story is from a German industrialist obviously fed up with inconsistent political policies that had led to ''lame duck" industries being propped up by state funds, an overblown bureaucracy that is generally unproductive, and vocal minority groups demanding more for less work A doctor and
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      Dangerous games
      54 14 Dangerous games A RETIRED German general, Gert Bastian, known in Europe for his views against Western rearmament, was needled by a French delegate who quoted to him French statesman Clemenceau: War is too dangerous a game to be left to generals. His retort: Peace is too dangerous a game to
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      Over-milked cow's fate
      56 14 EVEN the academics were sensitive to the danger of excessive state welfarism. This line from Jeanne Hersch, Professor Emeritus of Philisophy at the University of Geneva If we profit from welfare benefits, we should ask ourselves what sacrifices were needed to make them possible a cow dies
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      War of the treasuries
      43 14 IN A discussion on low growth and inflation, Swiss Secretary of State for Foreign Economic Affairs Paul Jolles decried the increasing practice of governments subsidising exports in this way The war of the treasuries is detrimental to us all.
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      Japan Inc partners?
      57 14 OUESTION to Sony chairman Akio Morita seeking reasons for Japan's economic achievements: Is it true the Japanese Government and companies work like one big corporation called Japan Inc? Answer: In Japan, firms pay over 50 per cent company tax to the government. I guess the State and
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      Walkman's relief
      60 14 MR MORITA, responding to a German who wanted to know whether the Sony Walkman portable stereo was of any benefit at all to the world since it inhibited communication between human beings: Some say it leads to isolation, but I have letters from parents saying they feel relieved
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      Giants and weaklings
      41 14 BRITISH Employment Minister Norman Tebbit's profile of the big powers: The US, a military and economic giant the European Community, an economic giant but a military dwarf; ditto Japan; And Russia? A military giant but an economic weakling.
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    Levelling East-West trade imbalance
    805 14 Levelling East- West trade imbalance THE Japanese Government recently announced it would drop two-thirds of the 99 trade barriers it reviewed in a committee hurriedly assembled last December. The EEC had given Japan a much longer shopping list of reforms, many of which remain unanswered. The US is more interested
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    It's part of the clean-up of our It's rivers says PSA
    21 15 It's part of the clean-up of our It's rivers says PSA Lighten operating along Singapore River will move oat next year
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      Why lighters must shift to Pasir Panjang waterfront
      297 15 Why lighters must shift to Pasir Panjang waterfront I REFER to the recent article "September deadline for lighter operators" (ST. Jan 29) and would like to clarify matters. Under the government's programme to clean up the Kallang, Geylang, Rochore and Singapore rivers by 1983, it is necessary to relocate lighter
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      The sight of lonely unwanted old folk is not what we want
      370 15 WHY can't sons and daughters care for their parents, under whose love and tender care they grew up to be what they are today? For life is but a cycle. The young and energetic men and women of
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      Each has part to play in caring society
      124 15 I SUGGEST the setting up of a "Singapore Foundation" to serve as a central body for raising funds and promoting social programmes. Centralisation will bring about better co-ordination, better utilisation of resources, manpower and other benefits. Perhaps, there is a need to
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      Too few who care
      78 15 THERE should be more interest and popular participation in community affairs. As it is. too few people bother with what is happening in their neighbourhoods or how they can interact in their communities. Their social lives re- volve around their families and a few close friends.
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      Flats all lit up for nobody
      88 15 EVERY morning on my way to work at 6.20 a.m. and every evening on my way home at about 7.30 p.m., I have to pass three newly completed blocks of flats next to Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. I notice that there are still no
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      Shocked by high price of books
      91 15 Shocked by high price of books THK price of books henIs shocking. I say "shooking" not •nl v with regard to the amount of money they ■ell for, hut because turning the mind's food into something only the wealthy ran afford is contrary to everything Singapore stands for In Asia.
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      A lack of privacy
      93 15 I AM appalled by the lack of privacy at a government hospital. Non-essential people are freely permitted to enter the operating theatre, for example, male general workers and not only one but two. Because of the nature of the operation, the patient is undressed during preparation
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      ...sensitivity
      115 15 AS a Hindu, I was shocked when I saw a particular scene in the film. The Golden Voyage of Sinbad. In it, there is a scene where a statue of the Hindu goddess, Kali, is brought to life (animated movements) by the villain of the film, an evil magician,
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      ... and efficiency
      104 15 and efficiency IN our attempt to locate our Central Provident Fund folder which had apparently gone astray in the vast labyrinth of the great CPF building, we were shuttled to and fro through at least three departments on the phone for 45 minutes. The grand climax of this was a
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      Parking rates and potholes
      129 15 Parking rates and potholes I REFER to the letter "High parking fee at PSA car park" (ST, Jan 28) by Vanessa P and William M. The new rate for parking at Tanjong Berkyer car park is 40 cents per half-hour rather than 80 cents per hour as stated. This will
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      Hit by rise in food prices at hawker -centres
      175 15 Hit by rise in food prices at hawker -centres- SINCE the Christmas and Chinese New Year holidays, some hawkers at food centres in Housing Board estates and hawker centres have increased the minimum price for a plate or bowl of cooked food or other eatables by 20 to 50 per
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      Husbands and wives and the payment of income tax
      215 15 Husbands and wives and the payment of income tax ARISING from the Income Tax Amendments under budget proposals presented to Parliament in March 1980, married women who are "specially qualified" have, for the first time, been allowed separate assessmenus from their husbands in respect of their unearned income for the
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      Application for tax relief met with rigid rule
      108 15 MY wife applied for tax relief for her unemployed mother who is over 55 years old for the year of assessment 1982. It was not allowed. The reason given by the Income Tax Department was that my mother-in-law is not living with
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      665 15 THE CONFERENCE In 1979, the Times Organisation organised Singapore's first-ever bbbV^^^lH conference on 'Trade With China. In that year, China opened the Mr wee Moa Cheng r^ doors of its enormous market to foreign trade and investment. Since 9 then, the 'Four Modernizations' policy of the Chinese Government Chairman. Singapore
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    Malaysia looks to the East
    1840 16  -  SHIM JAE HOON By in SEOUL k From South Korea's point of view, Dr Mahathir's call for technical help could not have come at a better time. It coincides with an industry-wide consensus here that South Korea should begin to raise its economic profile in
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        DBS Finance charges
        120 17 DBS Finance, a subsidiary of the Development Bank of Singapore, has lowered its charges on car, housing and commercial and industrial loans. For residential loans of up to 10 years, the company will now charge 12.25 per cent (from 13 per cent previously). Loans for 11 to
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        General Securities
        115 17 GENERAL Securities Investment has reported a $3.44 million or 19.1 per cent increase in group pretax profits for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Its net tangible assets per share rose by 5.2 per cent to $2.16 from $2.05. At the company level, pretax profits rose to $2.89
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        Lock icon Chase raises prime
        117 17 NEW YORK, Tues. Chase Manhattan bank yesterday raised its prime lending rate by 0.25 percentage points to 16.5 per cen», matching the rate set last week by most other major American banks. Chase, the second-largest commercial bank in the United States, did not comment on its move,
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        Lock icon Dv Pont profits
        82 17 WILMINGTON (Delaware), Tues. Dv Pont, the chemical giant, yesterday reported sharply higher profits and revenues for 1981, due largely to the acquisition of Conoco, the coal and oil company. America's leading chemical producer acquired Conoco on Aug 1 after a takeover battle with the Mobil oil company
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        100 17 GENEVA, Tues. A United Nations official today called for urgent action to counter a shortfall in commodity earnings by developing countries, which will be an estimated US$lB6 billion ($386 billion) this decade. Opening a five-day session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) commodities
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        97 17 HONGKONG, Tues. Korea Exchange Bank, through its Hongkong branch, is launching a US$2O million (5J41.6 million) floating rate of deposit (CD) issue. The bank announced that it had signed a deposit yesterday placing an agreement for the issue, which has been accepted into the Euroclear system.
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        96 17 PARIS, Tues. French Premier, Pierre Mauroy told international business leaders yesterday that France's socialist government supported a "dynamic and open" atmosphere in the corporate community. Mr Mauroy made the comments in opening a conference on French economic policies sponsored by the international Herald Tribune, a Paris-based English-language newspaper.
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      312 17  - Asian mart puts in good 1981 showing SOH TIANG KENG By THE Asian dollar market put up a strong performance last year. Its assets rose by US$3l46 billion to reach U5585.85 billion (*****.7 billion) in the period December 1980 to December 1981. This represents a 57.8 per cent jump compared
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      Marketing Institute seminars
      67 17 THE Marketing Institute of Singapore (MIS) has teamed up with thf Department of Business Administration and the School of Manage- ment of the National j University of Singapore in j organising a series of top marketing programmes for the year. First on the list I is the
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      M$5252 m bank guarantee for Dunlop Estates takeover
      395 17 THE largest bank guarantee in Malaysian corporate history was signed here yesterday. The sum of MJ252 million (*****.3 million) was arranged to allow Multipurpose Co-operative Society Bhd (or KSM) to carry out its part in the Malaysian takeover of Dunlop Estates. The
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      603 17  -  NAJEEB JARHOM RECORD DRILLINGS LIKELY By OIL exploration in 17 countries of tne AsiaPacific region is expected to reach an all-time high during the 1982-83 period. A further two to three billion barrels of oil could be discovered in 1982 alone. And historical data
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      104 17 EXPLORATION ACTIVITY EXPENDITURE 1982 FORECAST No. of Eiploration Rigs En liture Forecast (US.R Land Offshore Total Australia Burma Brunei China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia New Zealand N Korea Pakistan Philippines S. Korea Sri Lanka Taiwan Thailand 30 4 1 NA 1/ 20 8 0 2 0 6 1 0 0
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      269 17 CARACAS, (Venezuela), Tues. The United States y«sterday called for "a new partnership" between rich and poor countries for the development of vast untapped resources of so-called non-conven-tional oils (or heavy crudes) around the world. US Secretary of Energy James B. Edwards made the proposal at the Second
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      345 17 American jobless rate rises slower WASHINGTON, Tues. Unemployment rose faster in the United States last year than in some of its major industrial rivals, according to US Labour Department figures made available yesterday. The overall rate for the year in the US was 7.6 per cent, up from 7.1 per
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      400 17 SINGAPORE: Poor sentiment In New York and Hongkong and uneaxineaN about the comIng Malaysian elections brought share prices generally lower. Central Sugars lost It cents to $11. N while Pan Malaysian Cement was off by 4 cents at $3.54. Malayan I nlted Industries also fell 8 rents to
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      30 17 idustrials Inance lotels roperties linings 'lantations >eb/Loans Up 2 2 1 1 Down 75 14 10 8 2 4 2 Inc 11 1 1 1 1
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      75 17 oatoad Bhd inlirp Ind ilaaeaa rc td Bhd Ind -4 -2 ■20 t KmM> (.uthrie Bhd SKI 1 -5 (I M FAN IU» Par Nat lr»n ■10 -5 -6 (old SWragt (■rntlnipi lnrhr»pr Bhd PMC -6 -7 -6 -4 m Klr<ithniiuis Steamship Emglaeere -10 -5 -1
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        58 17 manicn-i.a ipore Land C B C T C tmba«*ador Banking 'imea Pub General Corp 'aramount lulti-Purpotr aipmx Teitile I Lcooc Pin i Finance 'uhlir Bank faian Km, II. lin Chew MO 1140 750 620 620 MO 428 420 312 292 815 580 400 286 436 -20 -ai ■20 ■20
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        26 17 Metal Containers 939.000 Amcol 567 000 Promet 276.000 Faber Merlin 214 000 U O B 142.000 Total turnover 5.87 m Total value: $18.30 m
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        27 17 IT Indicator: ndustrials inane? lotels: •roperties finings: 'lantauon.s CBC: *****7 786.07 1769.90 1156.31 722.91 320.20 914.36 735.26 *****! 776.T 1754.5: 1142 8: 712.3 319.8) 912.S 724.5'
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    2412 18 sKTION ONE INDI STHIAI. A COMMERCIAL Hi«h Low Company Cr'a La.t Div Sale or- 494 248 Arms 115 115 Alcom 350 130 Allied Choc 312 ISO BAT 420 308 Bata 200 75 Ben 470 390 Berjaya Kawat sj2* 230 Boustead «7S 322 Bousteadco 430 SI CtC 273
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    2381 18 WEAK overseas bourses set the pattern of trading on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday as stocks closed broadly lower. The lack of interest was evident from the opening bell with light selling continuing to take hold of the market. The easier start followed a lower overnight
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    1046 18 BID and offer prices offlciaJly listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    590 18 NF.RVOUB sentiment sent share prices falling from the opening bell yesterday. The weakness was seen across the board with many counters losing heavily. The brant of the selling was, however, centred on Malaysian-based counter.. It Is believed that same !ib*rt-seliers were operating In the market
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    33 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers t rubbers Up 5 1 1 Down 60 7 1 6 4 6 6 1 Inch 7 1 1 1 4 7 Deb/Loans
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    549 18 Spore Land (9 308 8.405) (1) 940C81 V O L (3.228 3.248) (1) 3.30 (6) 3M PLANTATION Cona Plant (1 868 1 878) (4) 1.85 (1) 1.84 (4) 1.88 Dunlop Eat (5.405) High Low (1578 1598) (21) 158 1 1 157 1 158 K I. Kepoag (1.978 1 99S)(8)
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      370 18 HONGKONG: The stork market again closed sharply lower yesterday, deprtastd by (ollow. through selling after Monday's heavy (all and a general lack o! support, brokers said. The Hang Seng Index (ell 29 92 points, breaking through the 1.300 level to 1.293 47. its lowest close since Oct S. 19W
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      240 18 SYDNEY: CHI and gas issues fell sharply yesterday, taking the mar set to its lowest point (or two years, brokers said. The All Ordinaries bides (ell through the 540-polnt barrier (or the second time this year to a new twoyear low of 537 9, after a 7.8-point drop on
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      456 19 NEW YORK. Mon Stocks .'ell to their lowest levels in more than three months under the combined weight of President Reagan's budget proposals and disappointing money supply figures. The Dow Jones Industrial average (ell about 17>-i points to 833.40. its lowest close since Oct 29. 1981. when it
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      640 19 LONDON, Mon. Equities and government bonds drifted lower in lacklustre trading, dealers said. The Financial Times index closed 8.1 points lower at 578.8. Early caution was prompted by a smaller-than-expected fall in US money supply on Friday and President Reagan's 1983 budget proposals. UK retail sales and prices data
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      53 19 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Monday 570.7 Friday 578.8 Week Ago 572.0 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 833 43 Friday 851.03 Week Ago 851.00 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1292.47 Monday 1322 39 Week Ago 1390.15 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 881.4 Monday 688.8 Week Ago 892.6 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 537.6 Monday 545 9
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      215 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices were mixed, with _LM 360 guilder! higher and atejral Dales down 0 In Dutch internationals, dealers said. ABN dropped 5 50. NMB 3.80 and A_n 1.40 in lower banks while shipper Ne_ley< fell 1 10 Insurers Eaista and Aase* were down 250 and 1 20
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      363 19 ZURICH. Mon Share prices weakened over a broad front in very small volume with the market disappointed at the lack of (oUow-up buying after last Friday's small rally, dealers said Heavy selling by one major bank added to the general sentiment that the share market may not yet be
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      99 19 MANILA: The Mock market closed mixed yesterday, dealers said. Turnover rose slightly to 767,000 pesos from 463.000 on Monday. Pesos Aco)e Mlntaf 0015 -***** Atlaa Con A AUai Con. B. l».«0 unch Bafulo OoM Ml unch Benfuet Con. B 4* unch BF Ooodrtch *0i COCP IM unch Landoll u«panu>
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      75 19 BANGKOK: Share prices cloatd generally steady In continued slow trading yesterday, dealers said. Banu Aala nbrt 111 I AruUiara In* And Tnm Banckok Bank Ml -4 Buil Of Afudhara Berll Jitrkmr Charoonf Thai Wire 234 -4 7 Industrial rum. C* Com 101 unctl International ((nmrllci International Trust And m
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      353 19 TOKYO: Share prices yesterday closed slightly higher, led by blue chips, with sentiment encouraged by the expected unwinding of marKin buying positions, dealers said The Dow Jones Average gained 9 30 points to close at 7.794.19. Tto Ulnomoto A_«i nt ki ch*B MO l__nl Ola* Mi Bulk T* M«
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      32 19 Rubber Feb 9 Singapore: March: 180.50 cents (down 1.25 cents) Malaysia: March: 204.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Tin: M 534.11 (up 10 cents) Official offering: 201 tonnes (down 104 tonnes)
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      186 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market ruled easier on lack of buying interest in fairly quiet trading, dealers said. February saw south region oil falling Mslo to $970 a tonne, north $7 50 to $967.50 with central traded at $968. In March, south fell $10 to
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      165 19 THE STRAITS tin price in Penang yesterday recovered 10 cents to M$34.U a kilo, on an official offering down 104 tonnes to 201 tonnes. The rise was attributed to lower-than-average turnover of metals and also an adjustment to the seventh day's continuous fall in the market. The market sentiment
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      143 19 CHINKSK Produce Exehaage, Singapore, n*»n etoatag price* per IN kg yesterday: Ctnaajl ad: Bulk rob $100.00 seUera. old drum (in second hand drum fob tl 12 00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Ce»ra: Mixed (loose) J5O 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $327 50
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      35 19 H»e Fri New York 8.338 8.578 8.40S B.C4S Zurich 8.338 8.558 8.43S 8.65S Tats Msa Singapore 8 308 8.558 845S 87OS Cosing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Sauce: CnaH Msae, B>*re.
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      RUBBER
      701 19 PRICES on the Singapore rubber market yesterday ilosed slightly lower with March One RSS buyers quoted at 180.50 cents a kilo, down 1.25 cents from Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices and the market later held at opening levels with Inro's
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      94 19 NOON SSR and SMK pncm y~utd.y SAB M.rch April (Carrot Mlfcl (Forward MUI B»y*r. S.llrr. Buytra S.n.r. SSR 20 (Itooptlbt) I«6.MN *****N IS7SO IW9ON SSR SO (lUmptllM) 163 00 164.00N 1(6 00 157.00N MRELB M.rrh April SMK IV llunpaltotl 192 00 IM.OON IMOO IWOON SMRL II 100
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      172 19 THE ktlobar market opened at J25.850 and closed at 85.K30 yesterday In the Far East, the metal opened at U*****.25 379 00 an ounce and was traded quietly throughout the morning session to close al {378.00 378.50 at noon The market reopened at 5378.10 378 60 and traded lower
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      229 19 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 2.1140 50 against the Singapore dollar and was narrowly traded to 2.1165 75 before easing to close at 2.1155 65 Trading was basically quiet with little fluctuation Against major currencies, the US unit weakened at the opening but firmed towards the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      424 19 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Feb 9: US DoUart(Spot) Offer Hid 7 days IS- is-. 1 month 15 15 2 months 18 15'< 3 months 18W 18 8 months 16'» 16 9 months 18W 18 12 months 16'« 18 Data. S» Kn I Middle
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      33 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In bracked): Wirebars Spot buyers CBSS (£873.50). sellers £***** (£*****); Three Monthi buyers E895 00 (£901.50. sellers EM6.50 (£*****) Market ssae: Barely steady. Sain: 11.425 tonnes.
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      30 19 I THE avenge rate si which major Singapore I I bank* are currently prepared to lend to their I I kest easterners is 11.52 per cent. J
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      546 19 Ms. INTER- AUPHAASIA y/JIYV SINGAPORE) LIMITED j Your merchant bank offers indicative competitive rates for your I savings for minimum amounts of US$lO,OOO or equivalent. 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months US$ 15V 4 IB I 15»/2% 1 5 3 8 DM 9 5 8 9V 8 9V
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      540 19 TBS COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER lU> FIRST MEETING OK CBfIMTOBS AND OONTRIBIItNUEN 1. Name of Company: Ron-Wai Pte Ltd Address of Registered Office: formerly of 351 8 Block Syed Alwl Road Singapore 0820 Number of Matter: In Companies Winding Up No 91 of 1978 Date and Time of MeetIng: (Creditors and
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      583 20 JEDDAH, Tues. Opec's US$34 (5J70.70) benchmark price for Arabian light crude oil will hold through this year and possibly into 1963, Saudi Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani said yesterday. "We will freeze the price of oil until the end or 1962. It
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      Inauguration of Canadian group
      241 20 THE Minister of State for Economic Development and International Trade of the province of Alberta, Canada, Mr Horst Schmid, is in the Republic as head of a delegation representing 20 companies taking part in the Offshore South-east Asia conference and exhibition being held at the World
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      Oilfield equipment maker to expand
      151 20 Oilfield equipment maker to expand FMC South East Asia, the American manufacturer of oilfield equipment, including "Christmas trees," is pushing ahead with a $11.5 million 3-year expansion programme in its Jurong factory. The programme, beginning this year, covers purchase of additional machinery and equipment. The Minister of State for National
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      Go ahead for scheme
      162 20 THE Institute of Banking and Finance will go ahead with its training scheme for foreign exchange dealers in spite of the poor response to its survey. A paper setting out features of the forejgn exchange and deposit dealing training scheme was sent to 136 member institutions
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      Japan retains position as top car maker
      259 20 Japan retains position as top car maker Car Production in 19(1 by jjpuwu »nd U.S. mtktn (Yt to yr change in in parentheses) Ranking Maker Production 1 GM 7.819.949 (-26) 2 Toyota 3.220.4181-22); 3 Nissan 2.584.288 2 3) j 4 Ford 1.937.572 26) 5 ToyoKogyo 1.176.608 -50) 6 Mitsubishi 1.094.793
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      China may dominate Far East oil scene
      273 20 CHINA, with oil reserves currently estimated at about 80 billion barrels, both onshore and offshore, will be a "new factor entering the Far East international oil picture this year. This is the prediction of New York's Chase Manhattan Bank in a paper on
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      282 20 PARIS, Tues. Western Europe's economic recovery is being held back by excessive US interest rates and France may act alone to protect itself. Finance Minister Jacques Delors said yesterday. He told a conference on the French economy that France might act alone
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      239 20 BEIJING, Tues. Despite some pessimism among Japanese businessmen on 1962 trade pros pects in China, Chinese officials say expansion is possible, a Japanese trade specialist reported. Japanese exports to China increased only to US$5.O9 billion (5510.59 billion) in 1981 from US$5.O7 billion in 1960. Japan ran
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      Task force to Africa
      78 20 THE Department of Trade plans to help Singapore traders penetrate markets in Africa with a task force. It will initially visit several African countries in April to look into ways of enhancing twoway trade. This will be followed by a trade mission to those countries which
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      432 20 Congratulations to Mr. Francois Hecker Deputy General Manager, Banque Nationale de Paris, on the occasion of his visit to Singapore to mark the -j /wl* Anniversary of Banque Nationale de Paris, Singapore from Chuan Heng Co., Beach Road Regent Oil Foodstuff Co., Pte Ltd. Wang makes computers that can cope
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      62 20 w BNP V" We cordially welcome Mr. Francois Hecker Deputy General Manager, Banque Nationale de Paris on the occasion of his visit to Singapore to mark the 10th Anniversary of Banque Nationale de Paris Singapore fey NG CHYE MONG PTE LTD. 1 9A Hong Kong Street, Singapore 0105 <^K. Tel
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      781 21 METALOCK (S) PTE LTD Welcomes delegates to the OFFSHORE S E ASIA oil show We have been in the specialist marine business in Singapore for 23 years. Today, we pride ourselves as specialists in our field. Five years ago we moved into larger premises in Jurong and a month ago
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      728 22 WAH LEE CONSTRUCTION Tel *****08 Repairs roof leakage renovations, flooring, partition special celling, aluminium windows, grills, plumbing, electrical services and painting LEOW HOE KEE Construction specialise In repairing roof, leakIng. Interior decorations. plumbIng works and all kinds of construction *****58/*****76 SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING roof leakage, enovatlons. brick wall. fencing and
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      1120 22 £t Q Business To Business BARGES FOR SALE/CHARTER (Flat-top/Fuel/Working/Crane) 100' x 30' x 8' 120' x 40' x 8' 140' x 40' x 10' 150' x 50' x 10' 180' x 50' x 10 1 210' x 50' x 12' 220' x 60' x 14' 240' x 80' x 16"
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      628 23 Q Employment (jjl i Q Employment f f D Em P lo y mBnt t^ Q Em P to y ment ffli D Em l |lo y nMnt 65 Situations Wanted EX-PAT ENTREPRENEUR. Iraffh rxpedlting procurement. 19 years experience wllh major companie.-. world wide. hulking for any challenging offer At
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      580 23 Computer Software Company requires: QUALIFIED OR SEMI-QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT u> manage all accounting and management reporting functions on In-house computer AppNcattone should give de- tail* of ego, education, experience, positions held, islsriss a earned slate contact phone number end include s passport photograph. Plrasr- send applications to ELECTRONIC DATA l SYSTEMS
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      538 23 t» EDP DEN DANSKE BANK AFIB7I AKTIESELSKAB DATA ENTRY CLERK Minimum GCE O' level. Oood spoken and written Eng Heh Tytxnfl ability end a minimum of 1 year eiperience with Deli Entry Input. Knowledge of IBM 34 prefer red. nteresled applicants kindly md your written applications D DEN DANSKE BANK
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      572 23 We are an established firm situated at Bukit Timah. Due to increased manpower activities, we have a vacancy for the post of Personnel Assistant Applications are invited from candidates wiio meet the following requirements: Holder of GCE 'A' level certificate or good '0' level certiS ficate Age: 22-27 years 9
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      456 23 An Established A Prograssiva Garment Factory/Exporter has vacancies for (A) DRAFTING ASSISTANT (FEMALE) c Speak and write In Chinese c Not less than 1 year experience in preparing sample /manufacturer forms (B) STORE CLERK (MALE/ FEMALE) c Speak Mandarin c Not less than 1 year experience In looking after the
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      516 23 HITACHI CHEMICAL (8) PTE LTD 20 BEDOK SOUTH ROAD, (1648) requires CLERKS c Minimum 3 OCE 'O' Level c Typing speed 30 to 40wpm c Preferably with some workIng experience FEMALE TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS c Minimum 3 GCE 'O' Level c Experience not necessary as training will be provided Applicants are
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      408 23 a^^^^^^^^^^l MARICO MARINE SERVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD urgently requires ACCOUNTS/ GENERAL CLERK c Minimum LCC Bookkeeping, Intermediate and OCE 'O' level c At least I year's working experience c Ability to type an advantage invited to eppty giving deleils of qualification! and expertl ence. ptsssnt and expected salary and sncloee
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      654 23 A last growing Trading Company dealing colour TV hi-fi stereo, car stereo, video recorders has vacancies lor BOOK-KEEPER c c OCE ■< > revel c 2 years experience In keepIng full set of books c c Familiar with CPF. payroll tax and other compulsory governmental payment regulations c c LCCI
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      517 23 Large Manufacturing Co requires ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE O' level/i.CCI Intermediate Book-keeping Certificate I to 2 years relevant working experience STENO TYPIST OCE 'O' level Able to type at least 35 w p m and shorthand speed of 70 wpm essential 1 to 2 years relevant working experience CLERK (TYPIST OCE
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      571 23 *aP ji'Vj'nrut requires SECRETARIES TYPISTS A/CS. CLERKS TEL. OPS. TELEX OPS. Call *****64 Rm 802 Choon Bee BMg (beside Odeon) North Bridge Rd RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Minimum 2u> 3 years experience c OCE level with credit In English c Typing speed 35 to 40 wpm c Knowledge of telex preferable
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      503 24 Eiperienced end mature secretary wanted immediately lor Chief Eiecutive of en international adver tising agency 1 at sataaa we are looking fur must be able to work mdeprndenliy have a good command of Bncllsti ;iiui have tw.-n tary to a senior manager for at least :l years ;.t>l> wllh full
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      853 24 ESTABLISHED MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT FIRM Requires TEMPORARY CLERK/TYPIST 1 c Ability to type accurately al j reasonable speed c Al least I year working ex- perlence In similar capacity Intereated. pleeae call Miss Grace Chan at MM i Expanding Import/Export Company requires:- FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST I c I'referably with knowledge i of
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      1025 24 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK rrqulr- lo work at PSA Multi-storey L'omplex at Paslr PanjanK Raad basic knowledge of typing and must be able to read. wrn<- Mm pie Chinese Experience not necessary Preferably slaying around dlsts 3. 4. 5 TVI *****5 A Mr Tan for appointment FEMALE OEHERAI CLERK able to
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      658 24 TELEPHONE OPERATORS NEEDED 1 Urgently Minimum Secondary Two. on shift duty, preferably Chinese, contact Miss Tan ynv.7 EXPERIENCED IMPORT/EXPORT Documentation Typist for trading firm Apply Maxwell P O Box 3832. Spore 9059 EXPERIENCED SECRETARIES REQUIRED in Town Area Salary i ranging from MOO $800 Inter- I esled call *****22 GENERAL
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      571 24 A MECHMARINE GROUP A) SALES PERSONS AND B) SALES EXECUTIVES Required to conduct scope ol business in: Oilfield Equipments/ Materials. API pipes, fittings. valves, general hardware. building materials, lnduslrl- j al steel casting products etc. Applicants must possess own vehicle but car allowance would be provided Attractive salary and Incentives
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      562 24 ijjli Q Employment LUBRICANTS SALES REPRESENTATIVES Self-motivated Young Men required: Requirements:--e Dynamic, plea-sanl personality c Preferably with experience c Must possess own car Remunerations: Salary, commission and transport allowance Apply with non-returnable photograph to S.T. BOX A ***** 1, NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SPORE 1953 before MTH FEB. »2 An established
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      610 24 MARKETING EXECUTIVE Required lo sell computer media products c Able lo drive, preferably with j own transport a Salary will commensurate with experience 1 c Attractive commission and Incentive scheme Please apply in own handwriting, giving full reeume of working eiperience. current earninga and salary eipected together with a recent
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      693 24 ljjl| Q Employment Electrical a Hardware Company requires 4 FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES Wllh contact shipyard hard ware or electrical firm an advantage Possess a Cla-ss 3 driving licence preferable with own car Interested please call personally to t6A. Mangchoon Place. Oft Kampong Arang Road Singapore 1542 Tel: *****01/44*3170 MALE 4
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      678 24 MENARO COSMETICS REQUIRES I'art lin,^ h>,iui> Advtaon No experience required Free train ing provided tnciudlraj skin-care and make tin >-i< l'leu_se contact Sharon Phang, OH la Peninsula Plata H.iLa UpaUUrt) Tel '33KA2S .CfiJltn AN US MONOGRAMS nmie Personnel ,!> Bale ters Balan $.■«>■ $4.">0 Coounli Apply confidently to Suite KU
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      340 25 Q Employment ljjl| Q Employment ijjlA Q Emptoymant ijjlA Q Emptoymant 66 Situations Vacant I) TocluUcsl HUGHES TOOL COMPANY(FAREAST) PTE. LTD. 20. GUL WAY SINGAPORE 2262. The world's leading m.inufacturer of oi well drilling tools requires: 1. QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS NTC-3 metal machining or equivalent or Ability to read blue
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      325 25 NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR has immediate vacancies for: 1) ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN Applicants should possess an ITC in Electrical Engineering. Those with good Trade Certificate and with 2 years' related experience may also apply. Will be responsible for electrical installations and all electrical functions. 2) AIR-CONDITION TECHNICIAN Responsible for plant maintenance of our
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      585 25 Established organisation has vacancies lor the following positiona: 1. SENIOR CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL ENGINEER (Superintendent level) Professional Kngineer In I Civil, StrurluralKngl- neerlng or equivalent At least 5 years design experience In high rise building IRC and steel) preferably In the use of Computer In Design with knowledge of writing programs
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      422 25 An established Food Proceaaing Factory in Jurong requiree the following lor its expansion programme 1. SUPERVISORS tor e Production c Packing c Operation* c Cold Room c Dry Store 2. TECHNICIANS In the following disciplines c Electrical c Mechanical c Refrigeration 3. STORE-KEEPERS 4. BOILERMEN 5. DRIVERS with Class 4
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      580 25 ARCHITECTS TEAM 3 raquira* 1. INTERMEDIATE ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN Preferably with minimum 5 years relevant experience, able to produce neat working drawings and details 2. INTERIOR DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN a Preferably with minimum 5 years relevant experience "eaae apply or tala phona with full reaum*. working sips rience, contact number, current and
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      621 25 5 DIETHELM SINGAPORE Excellent opportunities to join a multi-national Furniture Company. We require experienced and qualified personnel (or DRAUGHTSMAN c Must have basic furniture knowledge. c Able to prepare layout and colour perspective. Please write to: 0402 Singapore Shopping Centre 190 Clemenceau Avenue Singapore 0023. OMRON SPORE PTE LTD requires
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      755 25 SCIENCE CENTRE BOARD The following ounlract staff are required for challenging new exhibit projects at The Singapore Science Centre 1. GRAPHIC ARTISTS 2. CARPENTERS 3. MACHINISTS 4. DARKROOM ASSISTANT/ ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER Plaaaa call daily with full particular* tor an intamaw at: Singapor* Scianc* Cantra. Scwtct Canlra Road. S'por* 2MO. Raady-muad
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      104 25 I 0 2 I I II f-sa y a- -r is i iiiHiiiii 3 1 o Iff I I 111 1 1 llSiill 11 Siluiiil 01 §s I is! g O JC nil i 1 1 nl 1 Z I 2 =<S I 1 1 gOa» 3 |l=_Jj I 58|
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      199 25 f y|| D Emptoyment tfs CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OP SIN6APORE PTE LTD requires MACHINE/ PROCESS OPERATORS Experience is not necessary but applicants must be 16 years and above Vacancies exist in our A) BUKIT TIMAH 7th iiu. factor y Normal 5 day week Subsidised transport To arrange for Irmaxview TEL: *****2.
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      340 25 LOVE IS Sending a Valentine's Day Love Note to your boss through The Straits Times Classified this February 14. I At ESE you'll find work more fun, with understanding supervisors, a pleasant working environment, interesting recreational activities and generous benefits. Be a member of our lively team as a:PRODumon OPERBTOR
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      559 26 Q Employment (jj]|,| Q Employment (jjl| Q Employment |jj|^ Q Emptoyment [jji| Q Employment 68 Situations Vacant g) Production JOHNS MANVILLE S PORE PTELTD requires A) O.C. INSPECTORS a Singapore Cttstaaa a Secondar> education a Completed N S and willing to perform rotational shift duties Some experience in QC" work
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      553 26 DATA RECORDING HEADS (PTE) LTD raquiras MALE OPERATORS a Applicants must have completed national service a Be able to use simple inslrumenU a 5-day working week a No shift work I a Good working environment j a Currently refreshment provided i Thoaa intaraatad plaass apply I in parson at: 4F,
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      851 26 i MULTI-CORPORATION (S) PTE LTD We are :i leading and fast expanding company engaged in marketing, servicing and fabrl- I cation of automotive, heavy equipment and related arcesso- I rles We invite applications for the f.illov.lnii positions 1) MECHANICS Candidates should possess N n 2/3 certificate In heavy duty die-
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      462 26 If you are a skilled j tradesman, or even a semi-skilled trademan, and are either jobhunting or seeking to improve your present job prospects, we have openingi in the following trades in our modern and expanding shipyard which may be just what you are looking forBOILERMAKERS CLEANERS (SHIP) CUTTERS DECK
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      475 26 >^ We SM S wrll-fMsnl'shrd I s linM-il i nmpam engsgrd in the manufacture, sslr snd \emct of highl.ihriiil.ijM nffshiirr oil drilling and production r<|ui|>mrnl In meet the C iimpsm t expansion needs, »r intitr spplirsliuns lo fill Ihr following positions: STENOGRAPHER M,( I k-ul wiih ■pod credit in I
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      345 26 BVHhHHHH ANEMIC LAMBDA Thinking about better proapec tsT We have the answer for you. We are a member ol a fast trowing U.S.A. a Japanese lectronic Multinational Company Our products are NO. 1 in the world. Owing to eipsnslon. we invite you to |oin us as 1) LEAD GIRL/ BOY
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      627 26 DOMESTIC ADMINISTRATOR Company Director requires Domestic Administrator to take charge ol all aspects ot domestic and houae- keeping matters. DUTIES: household staff consisting of drivers, gardeners, domestic servants and cooks Organise and delegate house-keeping (urn tlons lo staff Take charge of marketing, organise meals and I supervise table layout. Take
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      605 26 NATIONAL IRON A STEEL MILLS LTD requires ELECTRICIANS a VITB Certificate in Electrical Fitting and Installation with some relevant experience FITTERS a VITB Certificate in General Welding or i Vehicle Mechanics with some relevant j i experience Those without the relevant certificates but have more than 3 years relevant experience
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      463 26 ORCHARD HOTEL Invites applicants for the following posts 1. FRONT OFFICE CASHIERS 2 OUTLET CASHIERS 3. DRIVER I. SECURITY GUARDS 5. RECEPTIONISTS I. WAITER/WAITRESS T. WAITRESS/HOSTESS 9 HOUSEMAN 9. STEWARD SUPERVISOR 10. AIRCON LEADMAN 11. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY 12. SALES OFFICER For poet 10, 11. 12 pleeee write »nh lull delaMs
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      549 26 Mom Vnoa»osi requires 1. Xl( lI'IIDMSTS GrOM sjlan SS2O Knoulod^e Of U pinu prck'rrcd 2. CLLANfcRS Groai sj|jr\ S4OO 3. mSHWASHFRS Gross salary 1410 4. WAITERS WAITRESSES Cross sjlar> $540 Benefits include: No midniL-ln sshitt t tor 2 I I |M uniform I ree medical attention Paid annual lean Please
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      464 27 II Q Empk 66 Situation* Vacant 1) Miscellaneous The tore runners m packaging requires auilaMy qualified stsft to> the following appointments 1) OFFSET MACHINE MINOERS 2) MACHINE ASSISTANTS 3) DfC-CUTTHrS OPERATORS ..arrti 4) BINDING ASSISTANTS 1 1- email- 1 5) CUTTER a) GENERAL WORKERS (Male remain 7) BOX GLUER OPERATORS
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      456 27 iy merit is? ACCOUNTS CLERK (abla lo typa) VAN DRIVER Ptoeae cell pereonaMy tor interview during office hours. MARICANS 171 Middle Road Singapore 0718 DELIVERY CLERK c Knt be able to writ* wd spe* smple trrjhr, o Musi pouen din 3 drivint kence c Previous eipcrierce ii deivery would be
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      568 27 ljjl| Q Emplo KWONG WAI SHIU HOSPITAL 705, Serangoon Roed Singapore 1233 Requires TRAINEE NURSES Age 1 7 years U> 24 years Qualifications Secondary Kducatlon Interested applicants, please apply with full particulars enclosing two non-returnable photographs to THE MATRON Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital 705, Serangoon Roed Singapore 1232 Large and
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      569 27 ymotit GOOOWOOO PRODUCTS PTE LTD. requires CHINESE DRIVER c Possess Class 3 driving licence c S'por.e citizen It completed NS GENERAL WORKERS c 16 years old It above Interested applicants please call at Blk 1077. 154 Eunoa Aye Spore 1440. Tel: ******5 Applicants lor posts of GENERAL WORKERS may also
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      494 27 p4 Q Employment i Delivery Cum Van Drivers c Oood fringe benefits I c Salary commensurate with experience B 2 years working experience Pieeee cell personalty at 100. Owen Road for interview between 2.30 to 5.00 pm. DESPATCH CLERK c Completed N.S. c Read and write Engllsh c Possess own
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      988 27 DESPATCH CLERK c Must possess class 2 driving licence c Minimum secondary 2 education Call persartally or telephone UNITED MACHINERY SERVICES PTE LTD 74A. Toh Tuck Roed Spore 21M TEL:e***7"M Trading company requires DELIVERY CLERK c Must complete N S c Able lo speak Engllsh c Possess class 3 driving
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      1086 27 ff [I D Employmant REOUIRED URGENTLY DRIVER. Possess a Class 3 Driving Licence Please call personally at Asia United Refrigeration Co 25 Rodyk Street (near Singapore Warehouse). Singapore 0923 SUPERMARKET REQUIRES: CASHIERS, Sales Assistants. Waitresses, Carpark Attendants. Watchman. Cleaners Oeneral Clerks Apply 83. East Coast Road URGENTLY REOUIRBO DESPATCH Driver
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      420 27 p-J Vehicles Boats What is more spacious, more economical, more versatile, more comfortable? TOYOTA HI-ACE 4 dr Delivery van $13,090 nett sdr Delivery van $13,440 nett 4 dr Diesel version $14,440 nett Test drive today! TOYOTA BORNEO MOTORS mff2\ S~G£~/rK SUNRISE -H^^T I CAR RENTALS W^WJ J Rent-a-Pick-up rV/^^'i J«-4
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      526 27 LATE IST* MBB Clubman. One I owner. $10,500 negotiable Tel *****45 (office) at *****32 (Home) I Mr Tan I*7l MINI CLUBMAN New tax. sports rims, radio cassette $3350 View Blk 419. 148 K. Bedok North Street 1 LATE I*7* MBB Clubman New I paint, sports tyres, radio, cassette Showroom condition
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      937 28 Vehicles Boats jrs vehicles A Boats Vehicles A Boats 76 VwhiCHW For Sal* c) Datsan 197* DATSUN IMV panel van I owner Tip lop condition Alrrond. radio cassette $10,000 (mii tad *****41 IMI DATSUN BLUEBIRD. Alrcond. cassette <>ni- awaat Tip top condition $26,800 ono Telephone *****95 ALMOST I*7o DATSUN 1000
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      867 28 1*74 HONOA LIFE 1 OWIWt IMMir aiu-e and lax July. New parts ami tyres $6,900 Tel *****88 M I: ss LbJ IC7* HONDA ACCORD 4-OOOR Well kept throughout In flawless condition Principals call Patrtefcbatt *****3' *****5 1940 HONOA ACCORD 1 owner. alrcond. radio/cassette, low mileage, beautiful condition *****95 JULY 1*77
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      940 28 OWNER LEAVING T* i >. I Colt Celeste, alrrond. radio, cassette Tel *****22 Kxt Koom 703 Mr La* SHOWROOM CONDITION ISM Colt Sigma OS I owner, alrcon. cassette Asking $22,500 Contact *****0 1*74 GALANT I*oo 1. Eligible for I'AKK AlrconQ. radio cassetle Selling $8,500 only Tel *****3. Yuen 1*79 COLT
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      730 28 ALMOST 19*0 SUBARU OLF (5speed) 2nd private owner. Alrcon Cassette Sport rims Rust proofed Original sliver PARK eligible (Company's registration appllrable) Very good condition Price $19.900 0 no Tel: *****84 19(0 APRIL. SUBARU 1600 GFT. Coupe, with radio/tape, alrcond. sports rims, power windows. eUv Telephone *****26 Price: $22,000 negotiable 1*79
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      854 28 MAXIMUM VALUATION ON your good used vehicles Wide range of quality used cars. Ng Keong Car Traders Pte Ltd *****82 PORSCHE 924 I*7* August. Alrcond. radio, ca.v<ette Owner's 2nd car. Excellent condition Call *****76. VAUXHaLL VIVA 1200 C C Paint. Insurance new, engine Just overhauled Price: $3,600 0.n.0 Tel: *****2
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      755 28 I j a) Motorcycles Scooters AZ SUZUKI OPIOO (CM). Scram I bier TSI2S TS2SO ($350) Yama I I ha R-S 350 RXIOO (*450) Honda CD3OO ($400) P4OON ($950) call *****17 (David Cheong). 12. Oopeng Street (Behind International Plaza) < WE BELL ALL brands of molorcy- cles scooters H p trade
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      499 28 i^ C Accommodation TO LET ORCHARD ROAD 3,209 sq.ft. of space available in the near future. THE ARCADE 3,350 sq.ft., 5,440 sq.ft. and 7,606 IQ.ft, on various floors for immediate occupation. BYLAND HOUSE 1 ,250 sq.ft. of space with private toilet in brand new building. HONG LEONG BUILDING 610 sq.ft.
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      641 28 jßivll r Accommodation A ■■11 Properties Condominium W£ S T COAS T ROAD No restriction To Foraigners! 14 units spacious 2-storey Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Private covered carpark Wading pool Tight security system Houaing Loan Available OWNER and DEVELOPER AA BRILLIANT DEVELOPMENT CO. (PTE)
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      1224 29 p Accommodation A Properties aawa^^a^aa* «ay CsaWwy<t#qp <■■* <^ 'O'^tf^aWW y»iT nI if i£\ "■a* i s^^ fl l«| The charm of English countryside living, easy accessibility. Wide choice of split level apartments and maisonettes. Choice Amentities: Lake Squash court Fitness station Swimming and Children's playground Covered carparks wading pools
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      1454 29 r Accommodation laII^T Acca Mil ProptrtlB» I |m|l I" Prop 4&, yiuNG lofTi YUEN /f Luxury Garden Homes In HONGKONG y Priced from about HK51,700,000. P^Bj^*" S) JTRBSbJ"^ |t j--— <-^C _^^^jji ad Hong Loll Yuen I* a 6,000,000 sq. ft, ongoing private residential development situated In a green valley
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      698 29 imodation rties I HILLCREST ARCADIA Out 11 Condominium development with many recreational facilities. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living and dining rooms, kitchen and utility areas. Rent 54.000 SOMMERVILLE -Dist 10 Newly completed block in a conclominium.3 oed rooms. 2 bathrooms, split level living and dining rooms, kitchen and utility areas
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      634 29 f Accommodation Properties WESTWOOO APARTMENT. DMT 9 Luxurious central alrcond apartment, spacious living/ dining area 3 bedrooms, study, servant's amenities Swimming pool. 24-hour security service Partially furnished RaaaonaMaoflar. ALSO AVAILABLE: Oreen Meadows $2. M0 Sherwood Towers $2,400 Mimosa Park $2,400 Faber Garden $2,500 Merlin Plaza (3 bedrooms) $2.a00 Hln Seng
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      977 29 BELLIAN REAL ESTATE OftMl Centrally located apartment in Dlst 9. near TangllnClub TasUfully furnished 4 bedrooms/ bathrooms attached Parquet/ marble flooring Tennis and swimming pool $5,000 Call *****33 BRAND NEW 3 BEOROOMED apartment al Serangoon Road Opp New World Park 1.500 sq ft $1,000 pm International Plaza 2i bedroomed apartment
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      787 29 LOVE IS Sending a Valentine's Day Love Note to your friends through The Straits Times Classified this February 14. DMT. 11 NEWTON CMCUS 3-bed-roomed apartment, newly furnished, alrcond Available Immediately $1,750. Yong Fong Enterprises *****07 DIST. 10 SHANGRI-LA HOTEL vicinity 4-bedroomed lownhouse Separate llvlng/dlnlng/servant's room 24 hours security Swimming pool
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      868 30 A r Accommodation A^ r Accommodation a\\ r Accommodation A^ C Accommodation* c Acwnwnodatton A Q|l I" Pwtwrttes T Properties [■I|l V Properties T Properties ft p ffggtieV^ 86 Accommodation Vacant m) Flats ORCHARD ROAD APARTMENTS newly renovated, furnished/ unfurnished, short/long term lease Ring *****42 after 10am PANDAN VALLEY CONDOMINIUM
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      748 30 A GROUP OF Foreign Company h xn uiives are looking for accommodation, different huilg eLs if your property Is available. plea.se rail *****04 IMMEDIATE CLIENTS URGENTLY require houses' apartments al Dlst 5. 9. 10 Budget $1,500 lo $15,000 Owners call *****57 for viewing MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANY REQUIRES several houses/ apartments (all
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      879 30 DouMa-Sloray Tarraca Houaa m Sambawang Road. 1* km 3 bedrooms, servant's room Hulll up area |770sq ft Va*c<nt po*sw##ion. SaMlng at $375,000 Plaaaa CaN JAMES Umvaraal Raalty Pta Ltd TEL: 335M33 LINES) a HH.LVMTW ESTATE (Huklt Tlmah) double-storey semidetached. 4 bedrooms/ servant's/ store 3.400 sq ft. $450,000 a SELETAR HILL
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      863 30 DISTRICT I*. SERANOOON GAR DENS, single-storey semi-de-tached, extended dining room. recently renovated, 3 bedrooms. 3.000 sq ft $325,000 Rolf *****11 DIST IS, PASM RIS Park, doublestorey semi-detached, split-level. 4 bedrooms/servant's. 4.000 sq ft Freehold $430,000 ono Rolf *****11 DIST 10, MOUNT SINAI Avenue. 2 1 /2-storey semi-detached, approximately 3,900 sq
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      829 30 1 MUST SI LL NOWIII GOOD INVESTMENT AREA a DIST FURAMA TOWER, brand new 2-bedroomed apartment. Area 1200 sq fl luxuriously furnished Swimming pool Selling $450,000 ONO. SHERWOOD TOWERS (Studio Apartment), area 660 sq ft Tenanted $I.Bso (expiring on April 1982) Luxuriously furnished with colour TV., wall-to-wall carpeted Facing swimming
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      957 30 DIST. 12 OFF ST. Ml< hael s Ruail. brand new apartment, beautifully renovated Area 1.500 sq f I 4 bedrooms $4.10.000 Vacant possession Tel *****30/ *****54 Principals only DIST. 11, CHONG KIM, new 3-bed-roomed apartment, all attached bathrooms. 1.300 sq ft Swimming pool Foreigners eligible Bullt-ln kitchenette/ wardrobes m.uoi Capltaus
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      767 30 LUCKY PLA2A APARTMENT, high floor. 2 bedrooms. 950 sq fl j $520,000 Carl Housing *****4/ *****6 MEYER TOWER Panoramic sea view. Blk I). 6th floor. 1.816 sq ft Relinquish booking $510,000 Tel I *****6 before II 30am OASIS OARDEN PAVA Lebar Road, only $180/- pi f Ist floor, area 2600
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      846 30 URGENTLY WANTED JOHOR Bahru terrace/ semi-detached' bungalow/ shophouses for sale' rent and land for development Contact Prlmestead. I4BA Jalan Tun Abdul Hazak. J B Tel *****--***** URGENT) GENUINE BUYERS ur gently require apartments at Elizabeth Heights. Wing On Life, Villa Delle Rose, others also appreciated Owners Interested please call *****98/
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      694 30 JALAN BUKIT MERAH llr.UHl groundfluor warehouse cum of fire space with own lollel facilities, ready for occupation Warehouse area 4.000 sq ft Office area 2.350 sq ft Celling height 25 ft Selling $3 million Principals please call 91X14/*****1 Mr William Low i.r Mr Hui JURONG WAREHOUSE STORAGE spare, effective area
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      933 30 LOVE IS Sending a VaU-ntinc s I >.i\ Lovt Nolp M yi'ur raarh through The Straits Times QatjtfM thLs r'ebruar> M a Orchard Towara 000/ 7 .130 wj fl a LKNBktg 1.113 X) fl RoJxn.on Road 950 aq n GMG 1.000 to, n Auto Cantra 442 aq.fl. Soon K ang
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      1223 31 All" g Accommodation 4 O|| r Pronftiet 93 OtticaSpacat RUBY SHOPPING *> 8... P .t,tfSo^ fon NENT: HONO i.«iiib Otirden Now Open for Bualiwaa Shopping iVntrr No 180 517 i V 4 ft (1800 pm Tel *****89 Prime Shop spaces of various ONOUNOF LOOK »KM> 2*o sq ft for immediate
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      499 31 I^l l Q Travel Guide |1 k DINERS HOUMTSN A reliable way to travel DINERS HOLDS YOURlf"^^^ TO A HAPPY EUROPEAN HOLIDAY r I I 16 Days DINERS EUROPE Italy. Vatican, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, Holland, Belgium Franca, England Dep: 6/4, 30/5. 1/6.1/8.26/9,5/12. 20 Days DINERS EUROPE Italy, Vatean, Monaco,
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      298 31 |^j[s|| Q Trmral6tHile AUSTRALIA HOLIDAYS AT "DOWNUNDER" PRICES a AUSTRALIA EXPERIENCE 7 DAYS S$ 1 777 a AUSTRALIA HIGHLIGHTS 1 0 DAYS S $2222 Melbourne, Blue Dandenongs/Healesville. Phillip Island/ Penguin Parade. Sovereign Hill, Sydney. Blue Mountains Sydney Harbour Cruise Fare includes: airticket hotel accommodation tours transfers Full breakfast daily most
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      487 31 Q Travel Guide NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE IS) PTE LTD Him] Offer. Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines) Briadi Office 119, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Sir»gaporeoios Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 i ffttTMUTIUTMM 7 days *****/-( Air-con coacrii i
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      429 31 Come join us ip "The Interdominion Trotting Carnival" in Western Australia for as low as $985/— This includes 1 Return air ticket by Oantas 2 All transfers 3 All continental breakfasts 4 1.8.80. Lunch 5 2 Chinese Dinners 6 Yanchep National Park 7 City sights 8 Swan River Cruise 9
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    264 32 GOH SEAH CHEW Aged 70 Years called to be with the Lord on 7/2/82 leaving behind WIFE DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Mdm Wong Peck Sai Kristine Lee SONS SON-IN-LAW Goh Kheng Cher, Sect Hock Chye Kenny Goh Meng Cher DAUGHTERS GRAND-DAUGHTERS Goh Geok Kian Charmaine Goh Goh Mvi Kian Eunice Sect
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      79 32 j 143 AcknowtadgwMflt* 1 would like to axptmt* their h««rt(«lt thanks to tit* Prwttt of th. Church** of Si Francis x.yi.r St. Joseph (Buhit Timah) and Immaculata H*art of Mary, th* Principal and Sisters of th* Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Pray*r groups,
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      84 32 wiihat lo npiHi th»ir haarttalt graiitixt* lo Doctors and Nursaa oi ward 42/21 T T.S.M R»v Fathers E V.i, C. Lw, Boukart R»v Fathars from Movana Church A Quaan of Paaca Church, St. Joaaph's Choir all Church Group* of Ouaan of Paaca. OLPS. Church of
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      101 32 wish** to •!(*•>• tttair haartiart lhanfct lo all ratathraa, fr»od«. cot laagua* for thair prayars, attandmncm, donalten* and kind aiprM•kki of lympalhiM during thak ■> THE F AMU. V OF THE LATE MOM TAN CHENG HIANO WISHES TO THANK XXI.A TIVKS AND FKIKNUS FOR THEIR
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      76 32 Patted away peacefully leaving behind Beloved Daughter: Mary Tan l.ian Neo Grand Children: Richard Wee Guan Eng Betty Wee Bee Neo Wee Guan Chong David Wee Guan Chwee Grand Children-m-Law: Susan Teo Victor Chew Alison Wong Irene Yap and Si> Great Grand children to mourn hit lost. Cortege
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      39 32 Our D»ap«it ifmpithiii md comMwKW lo Mm family ol Mm l.t. who p«llld twrnj on 7th Fab 13 From tha Managamant and Staff of lh« Singapora Indituta of Standard* A biduatrial n» •aarch. < MR LOH AH CHEE
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      25 32 DEPARTED 10X11 SADLY MISSED AND ALWAYS RE MF MBERED BY HUSBAND. SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN THERESA KOH CHEOK HWA IMPS CMFWKIMSWEE)
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      262 32 IN rHE HIGH COURT OF MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR (COMMERCIAL DIVISION) PETITION NO C 1 OF 1982 In the Mortar of Kempos (Moloro) Berhod And In the Motter of the Compomes Act. 1965 Scheme of Arronaement under Section 176 of the Companies Act, 1965 Between Kempai (Mo lovo) Berhod ond
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      971 34 an invitation to discuss your future with us Hewlett Packard, a world leader in Optoelectronics techno- logy, manufacturing a wide range of LED displays, high speed Lxl optocouplers, bar code readers, shaft encoders and fiber WhlM optic systems is looking for: VJPA |4 PRODUCTION ENGINEER %hfj% (SINGAPORE PENANG) w^jm Wp"Pt
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      296 34 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER U) ir» EDITION IN THE HIGH COIHT OF THK REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE lo Bmaknpfc-y N*. IKS al 1181 Kr: t« fir Sal Aw Par mm Ex-partt: Tnwlrm»r Vxr ltd rrdltor In Uk- Matter «f Baakniptry I PrtldM d»U*d Ike Oa4 dmy of October Ittl NOTICE OF
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      593 35 I I A Hermetic Motor Operations Re Ltd invites applications from suitably qualified candidates tor the position of: Electronic 19| Engineer MM The Position Reporting to the manager Manufacturing Engineering, the incumbent will be responsible to iead a team of technicians into trouble-shooting of electronic control micro processor control machines
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      308 35 m A ma|or timber group in Indonesia setting up a new company in Singapore as part of its expansion programme invites applications for the following positions: 1. SALES MANAGER Mature personality, capable of dealing with, and commanding respect of top management Man of high calibre with initiative and drive Minimum
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      508 35 ICS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL INSURANCE LTD The growth in our business and current major expansion have created openings for well qualified personnel to |oin our team of Senior Executives reporting to the General Manager A) UNDERWRITERS >*b Duties:- To service and advise chents on insurance matters and to administer premiums and
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      362 35 Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited V The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex in Pulou Ayer Merbau, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following position:QUALITY CONTROL SUPERINTENDENTS The successful candidates will report to the' Chemist and be responsible for the smooth operation of one of
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      351 36 ON THE TRACK with FAIRWAY PENANG, Tues. Echunga worked impressively in 39.8 sec over 600 m here this morning and could be the horse to beat in the Class 5 Div 2 race over 1,700 m on Saturday. The going was good. A winner
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      705 36  -  EPSOM JEEP HE CAN BE FIRST HORSE TO EARN $300,000 By CAMBERLY, owned by Inderapura Stable, is in line for a record. With already $243,650 in earnings from seven wins, four seconds and three thirds, this seven-year-old Irish gelding by Welsh Saint will become the
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      567 36 GALERIES LAFAYETTE Galeries Lafayette, the Department Store of France, will open at Goldhill Square in August 1982. Our local buying office is now open. Suppliers, manufacturers, importers and agents who are interested in developing a business relationship with Galeries Lafayette should now telephone for an appointment. Please telephone: The Merchandise
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    591 37 4 BRISTOL CITY'S tottering financial state is shared by a number of clubs in the lower divisions and while none of the major clubs is quite so near the brink, the danger signs are flashing. Even mighty Liverpool, champions of Europe, have admitted that their
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    208 37 LIMA, Tues. Ten of Peru's top wizards celebrated a black mass here at the weekend to break the spelis being cast on the country's World Cup soccer squad by sorcerers in Cameroun. The Peruvian wizards who estimate that they have greater powers than Cameroun
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    104 37 RAYMOND TAN, skipper of Swannee V, showed superb sailing skill to win the Round-the-Island race for the second time. Bob Hayes "Cascade" and David Pollock's Electric 6D were second and third respectively. The fleet staggered itself out at St. John's Island and it was here
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    258 37 Musa moves easily into final BOMBAY, Tues. Top seed Atanda Musa moved into the men's singles final of the Commonwealth table tennis championships here today with an easy 21-18, 21-13, 21-17 win over India's Manjit Dua. Mea's singles qurtrr-niuts: Atanda Musa (Nig) bt Manmeeo Singh (Ind) 21-18, 17-21. 21--7, 21-12;
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      39 37 ATHLETICS: Americans Steve Riddick, Michael Paul. Tim Dale and Fred Taylor, of the Philadelphia Pioneer Club, set a world best performance of 1 mm. 25.22 sec. in the 4 x 200 metres relay in Sherbooke. Quebec, yesterday.
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      29 37 BADMINTON: The Thomas Cup Asian Zone final between Thailand and China, originally scheduled to start on March 5, has been advanced by one day at Beijing's request
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      25 37 BOXING: John Feeney, the British bantamweight chamRion, will meet Scotland's Jim IcKeown. of Glasgow, in his home town of Hartlepool on Feb. 25.
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      45 37 CRICKET: The Test and County Cricket Board in London have signed an exclusive long-term agreement with Australia's Nine Network which enables the Kerry Packer television channel to screen all international matches, as well as United Kingdom-sponsored competitions on a live or recorded basis.
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      28 37 CYCLING: The English and Canadian national teams may participate in the six-stage 780--kilometre Tour of Malaysia race organised by the Selangor Cycling Association from Oct. 2fr25.
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      38 37 MOTOR RACING: The Argentinian Formula One Grand Prix, scheduled for March 7, will be cancelled because the International Auto Sports Federation (FISA) have failed to find a solution that will allow the race to be run.
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      29 37 OLYMPIC GAMES: The International Olympic Committee have banned the use of two more stimulants the drug testosterone and high levels of caffeine by competitors in the Games.
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      21 37 SOCCER: Sammy Mcllroy, Manchester United's Northern Ireland international midfielder, moved to English First Division rivals Stoke for 1.350,000 ($1.4 million)
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      33 37 THREE of the eight players Bristol City made redundant last week have rejected offers from Hongkong. Defender Geoff Mernck and midfield pair. Jimmy Mann and Trevor Tainton, were sought by Bulova.
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      25 37 THE 19-member Polish national squad arrived in Rome on their first overstas trip since martial law was imposed in their country in December.
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      16 37 PORT Vale and Wigan drew 1-1 in an English Fourth Division match yesterday Agencies.
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    88 37 PORT ELIZABETH, Tues. Guyana's Alvin Kallirharran, a controversial recruit to South African cricket this season, guided Transvaal to the top of the inter-provincial Currie Cup competition yesterday. Kallicharran scored 45 not out with six fours as Transvaal, needing 78 to beat Eastern Province, coasted home
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      178 38 KIM SUCK BONG, a last-minute entry from Sooth Korea, teamed-up well with Jimmy Teo, of the Singapore Island Country' luh, to win the Rolex Masters pro-am golf tournament at the Huklt Coarse yesterday. The pair carded a fine combined net score of 19-nnder (1
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      388 38  -  ERNEST FRIDA SICC pro has problem with his one-wood By ROLExVT WJ MASTERS 1982 LIM KIAN TIONG, Singapore's seasoned World Cup representative, must be confident of winning the $50,000 Rolex Masters golf tournament, which starts at the Bukit Course today. The 29-year-old Singapore Island
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      293 38 TENNIS ROUND-UP NEW YORK, Tues. Poland's Wojtek Fibak said that he would journey to his homeland in a few weeks' time to find his family. "I will definitely go back to Poland in the next few weeks," Fibak said on ABC
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      220 38  -  PETER SIOW By LEE KUM CHEOK. gold medallist in the individual trap event at last December's South-east Asia Games in Manila, Ricky Soon and Gan Teck Lee are the latest inclusions in the Singapore team to an international shooting competition in Hongkong. Their presence will,
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      162 38 7.48 S. Vellasamy, Prem Sachdev (am); 7.54 Bill Fua, N. Samy (am); B.H Lim Kian Lam, Mohd Ali, Stephen Poon (am); B.*B Juraimi Ratim, Poh Eng Toon, Wong Weng Hong (am). 8.12 Fung Hee Kwan, Eshak Bluah, M. Ferguson Jones (am); 8.18 M. Marimuthu, Kirn Suck Bong,
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      183 38  -  WILFRED YEO By SINGAPORE Jonle Sng has swam her way from newspaper headlines to the front rover of a world renowned magazine, the International Swimmer. The Australlan-pro-dnred magazine, In Its feature Issue on December's South-east Asia Games In Manila, splashed the picture of the Brisbane-based
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      657 38 I Senior Appointments Mj^^^^ I Financial Institutions (Ref. No. 1/135) S SENIOR BANKING OFFICER 1 Salary Negotiable 1 QUR CLIENT, a well-established local bank invites applications '1 from suitably qualified persons to join its senior management 1 team as one of its senior banking officers. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE will report
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      537 38 HANUN BULLION PRIVATE LIMITED (Associate Member of the Gold Exchange of Singapore) sth Floor, GMG Building 104 K>B Robinson Road, Singapore 0106 Telephone: *****11 (20 lines) We are a member of a progressive and well established group of companies dealing in gold, securities and commodity futures. In anticipation of our
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      375 39  - Encouraging response to FAS scheme JOE DORAI By THERE have been encouraging response from sponsors to the proposed Football Association of Singapore's "adopt-a-club" scheme. The FAS have received several offers from commercial firms on the project. Said Steven Tan, FAS executive secretary, yesterday: "This is a good sign. We'll try
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      286 39  -  LEX SEOW YAM By MANOHARAN NAIR sounded his intention to rejoin the national squad when he scored two goals to help Oberoi Imperial beat Heli Orient 6-0 in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division One match at i Jalan Besar yesterday. Together
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      201 39  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By IT seemed more like squash on ice in the last rounds of the MiloAscot world junior team squash championships at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday, as players slithered, fell and skidded on the unseasoned competition courts' floors, saturated with their sweat.
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      436 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI By AUSTRALIA, without top player Chris Dittmar, proved they still had depth when they whipped Scotland 3-0 to clinch pole position in Group A of the MiloAscot world junior team squash championships at the Kallang Complex last night. Despite the defeat, Scotland advanced
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      160 39  -  R. MANORAJ By SINGAPORE Recreation Club recorded their second massive victory in the Singapore Women's Hockey Association under-23 competition when they routed Theresians B 9-0 on the Padang yesterday. Last Saturday, they crushed Berseri Youths 11-0 an indication that they have put their 0-3
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      344 39 THEY look like choir boys, the stenciled black fern leaf symbol on the chests contrasting with their angelic white attire, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Neville Munroe, manager of New Zealand's world junior squash team, has no complaints; his' is the model team. He had no
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      132 39 SOXAL, plagued with the difficulty of releasing their players from work, have withdrawn from the Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Three competition, reports K. MAMI RAJ. A week ago, SOXAL were fined $120 for conceding two walkovers in the competition. The organisers also warned them
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      285 39 Players fall all over the place as courts turn slippery nicks. It was a tussle up to 7-7, with Jonsson scurrying to retrieve Qaiser's barrage of wall and cross-court drives as if his life depended on h. Jonsson won the game 9-7 when Qaiser dropped twice into the tin. Qaiser
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      101 39 Today's ties Mh-13tb ptoeUgi: CaauU v Wrat Gernuay, Stnnparr v Malayri* (Ea«t Caul, <). SOCCER SBHFL: My. 3: Galax SC v Stock Exchange (Queenstown), Shangri-la v J. I. Morison (Toa Payoh). MAS v Metal Box (Geylang), Promet SC v Hotel Asia (FPAC). Diethelm v Chartered Industries, CIAS v Hongkong T'wood,
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    399 40 AXE WILL FALL ON HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS BEIJING, Tuesday VICE-CHAIRMAN Deng Xiaoping's purge of China's government began taking on massive proportions today with reports that hundreds of thousands of officials will be sacked or sent to factories. The 77-year-old Mr Deng had not appeared
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    62 40 SYDNEY, Tues. Radio and television journalists working for the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) walked off the job today over a pay claim, blacking out all its news bulletins. A spokesman for the 400 journalists said the 12--hour strike would end tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. It began
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    221 40 7 from S'pore arrested in Johore raid KOTA TINGGI, Tues. An eight-man police squad Durst into a secret society swearing-in ceremony today at Bukit Buloh, Sungai Renggit, and arrested 29 secret society members, including seven Singaporeans. Police also seized weapons, secret society initiation paraphernalia, two cars one of them Singapore-registered
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      223 40 From China to Paris in a junk If you went to the East Coast last weekend, you probably would have seen a Chinese junk in full sail, plying up and down the coast. It is no ordinary ship for it represents the culmination of a young man's four-year old dream
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      186 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair and windy. TEMP. (C) up to S a.m. TOMORROW: 32 max., 24 mln. SUNSET today: 7.21 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.11 a.m. AmirterdMn 38C Cloudy Ua Angelm 12 181/ cloudy Athena 4 15C Gear Madrid 1/15 C Oar BMRkak 24 32 C Clear Manila 17
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      HowGH lends a helping hand
      1581 1 HowGH lends a helping hand Sounds to support your lies Page Four At 25, engaged and with the best years of her life ahead of her, factory worker Leng Leng had her right arm severed in a split-second factory accident. That was two years ago. Today, thanks to the General
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        The magic of art in motion
        878 2 The magic of art in motion Art usually represents a fleeting moment captured forever by the stroke of a brush or the words of a poem. But to bearded, mild-mannered Mr Takamichi Ito, art is movement. MINU THAROOR tells us more. 6 City planning is usually economy-minded, with square, geometrical
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        In search o£ food
        142 2 WILD Australia Lodgers At No. 28 (Ch 5, S.M p.m.): Mike Vance, a TV producer, lives at No. 28. It is amazing the numerous birds and insects that visit his garden night and day in search of food. This programme, the final episode, also features how
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        PICK of the DAY
        329 2 PICK of the DAY SBC 5 HAPPY DAYS Ponzie Is Allergic To Girls (Ch 5, 7 p.m.): Fonzie finds himself in a depressing situation. It looks like Mr Macho's love life has come to an end, for everytime he gets near a girl, he starts sneezing, and sneezing, and sneezing.
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        More than child's play
        462 3  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By PICKING up marbles, pulling rubber bands, patting plasticine, twisting knobs and pinching clothes' pegs sound like child's play. Yet there are grownups who do all these in earnest. And it is hard work for them because they are recovering from fractures, burns, amputations
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        In search of health
        1174 3  -  DR. LCY fy_ To be sound of body and mind is something we all take for granted until this blessing is withdrawn. Nothing is more central to a person's wellbeing than health. Which is why we devote this mid-week Outlook page to subjects medical. Today we
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      Sounds to lie convincingly
      965 4 Sometimes one is caught in an unbelievable situation when a believable excuse is necessary. DAVID LARSEN, in LOS ANGELES, interviews a man who makes a business out of making excuses believable. One of our excuses the police station sounds worked very effectively for a couple of
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      Lock icon Drive to run cars with alcohol
      574 4  - Drive to run cars with alcohol BRUCE HANDLER By in BRAZIL The annual federal highway tax for alcohol cars is half that for petrol vehicles. And you can fill up with alcohol in Brazil on Saturday, while petrol pumps must remain shut Saturdays and Sun- days. BRAZIL'S programme to run
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      228 1 fl DVWfIKIIC BfIWK c ra P'd evolution of Singapore as an internationally recognised financial centre began a decade ago when the authorities adopted a more liberal f^yy^^ policy towards granting licences to foreign banks BNP, which set up a yyyTM branch in Singapore in 1971, is proud to have been
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      263 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB 7 Clergy get nothing it's late 9 Girl I blame (or upset not (6) friendly (9) 8 Girl may right wrong (4) 10 Little Tory friend seen in 14 Feature of service prayer court? (5) no-one understands (10) 11 Strikes in refreshment rooms' 15 Could be
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      81 2 EXHIBITIONS: LITHOGRAPHS: Of land, sea. oil rigs and stations by Glen Hughes, Australian oil industry painter. Gallery of Fine Arts. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Till Friday. Free. Contemporary Australian PrintmaUers: Gallery 10--12. Hyatt Hotel. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Ends today. PERFORMANCES: HIK Band Sounds: Music of the 40's, The Hilton's
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      1292 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by The Young 700 Ha PP* Da Fonz| e Is Allergic And The Restless To G |r| s 3.25 Destiny (r) 7 30 Ne s And Weather Forecast 5.00 Diary Of Events (Malay) (Mala 5.10 New Ed Allen Show J JJ
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      233 4 jf^Ti tmlt iiiii A candid interview with the irrepressible Shirley McLaine who says, 4 1 have more to offer a man than Bo Derek 1 Are you a Romantic or Game-Playing Lover; a Possesive or an Unselfish Lover? Your Lovestyle tells a lot about you and the type of person
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        What the opera troupe learned
        724 1 The Guangdong Chaozhou Opera Troupe, now performing at the National Theatre, found out that the Singapore audience prefers plays with "high educational and artistic value." But it made other discoveries, too, reports KWAN Zl. CHAOZHOU opera fans in Singapore go for plays with "high educational
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        Man who operates the film projector
        612 2  -  NG HOE CHUAN By Sec 4; St Joseph s Secondary School SO YOU go to the movies now and then. But do you know how film is projected on the screen? Let Mr Tan Kok Hian, 46, a film projector operator of Golden Theatre,
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        Students discuss their hairy experiences
        613 2 6 Each time I went, I came out with a different hairstyle and I will only go If I have lots of time because they m take a very long time to finish. Afiss Tien Siok Chee, thrice model for the advanced students. By MOLLY
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        117 2 I Congratulations I Best Wishes I MR FRANCOIS HECKER I Deputy General Manager I Banque Nationale de Paris I on the occasion of his visit to Singapore to mark the I 10th Anniversary I of I Banque Nationale de Paris, Singapore I (SAMTAJ I I Xtt(«fcA)3jr H* <g it *fk
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        306 3 Yangtze i Konj Crian To Day The ProdlcaJ Son n Contorws* Straits to on Frodigal Bo«r w\ Contoo«4« Io Uom» only aavared Arm (E) JUBILEE MAND/RIN EMPRESS KING'S TOA PAYOH HAPPY PEOPLE'S NOW SHOWING mm t mi m ram CANTONiSt LAST 3 SHOWS 3 3C. 30. 9 OOP* "KARATHE KAMALA"
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        915 3 pWGANISATICIN I ■trf.tKi*. fill NOWSHOW»JCiN<.frMIM Mom. 1 30. *****5 9 I 'aTay > a?i > aiaS''i'i"il 1 I 1 NMtßt I I Icim 145 *****0 9 'S I "Mah|ono, Haroaa" jm,,^!, a Vta^H'.^t!! NOW SMOWIMG rMo Ft** Lnt m M Mom I 45. 4 00.6 45. 9 15 KUhfOQfl Haroaa"
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        What the experts say of the Adat and the Malays
        547 4  -  H.A. NORAMI By AS is the case with many social systems and unwritten laws, there is much controversy over the merits and demerits of Adat Perpatih. A number of years ago, Tan Sri (Dr) Mohamed Said and another authority on
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        Bilingual Youth Belia Dulibahasa
        411 4 SETAKAT mi dua orang pel; jar, seorang dalam Menengah 3 dan seorang lagi dalam Menengah 4, telah menyumbangkan esei mereka kepada ruangan "Belia Dwibahasa" kami. Ruangan mi adalah khusus untuk para pela jar dalam Menengah Dua ke atas dan diadakan dua minggu sekali pada hari Rabu,
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        Pendapat ahli2 mengenai Adat Perpatih
        475 4 Pendapat ahli2 mengenai Adat Perpatih Oleh H.A. NORAMI SAMA juga halnya dengan sistem-sistem sosial dan undang-undang yang tidak bertulis yang lain, terdapat banyak perbezaan pendapat mengenai Adat Perpatih. Beberapa tahun dahulu, Tan Sri (Dr) Mohamed Said dan seorang lagi ahli Adat Perpatih, Encik Abdul Rahman bin Haji Mohammad, seorang penulis
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        Lesson 13C Learn Malay: The Easy Way
        576 4  - Lesson 13C Learn Malay: The Easy Way Haron A. Rahman By OTHER uses of the particle 'lah' 1) The use of the particle 'lah' to indicate an instruction or an order also includes the indication of a request or an advice. Examples: 1) Tolonglah anak saudara saya mi. Dia anak
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        205 4 With Best Wishes to Banque Nationale de Paris, Singapore on your I -*rA (f\ (l^ 19?1 1981 m I |'I vj ***************0000 I I 111 ***************0000 I M- J 1 V# P 0000 *****0 I w r\ 0000 ***** I I *l 0000 0000 w 0000 oo 0000 I I
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