The Straits Times, 24 February 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon EEC sanctions against Russia
    442 1 Pressure to ease clamp on Poland BRUSSELS, Tuesday EUROPEAN Common Market governments have begun preparations to impose restrictions on imports from the Soviet Union in a move to press for the relaxation of martial law in Poland, Dutch Foreign Minister Max van der Stoel announced today.
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    Lock icon Murdoch: I'll keep publishing Times if I can...
    315 1 Murdoch: I'll keep publishing Times if I can 200 CLERICAL STAFF SACKED LONDON, Tue«. AUSTRALIAN press magnate Rupert Murdoch says he is dismissing more than 200 clerical staff from The Times but will keep on publishing the newspaper If he can. Mr Murdoch, who announced the dismissals last night after
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    Lock icon Feud killing
    37 1 NAPLES. Tues. Gangsters killed a police sergeant-major early this morning. Sgt-Maj Antonio Salzano, 52, was shot on the doorstep of his suburban home in a widening vendetta that has claimed 67 lives this year. UPI.
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    Lock icon Saudi torrent
    28 1 RIYADH, Tues. Forty-six people died and seven others are missing after torrential rains hit south-west Saudi Arabia last week, the region's governor, Prince Khaled, said. -AFP.
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    Lock icon Wheat aid
    43 1 BEIJING, Tues Canada will send a second US$2 mil lion (514.24 million) disaster relief shipment of wheat to China to alleviate a food shortage caused by floods in central Huhei anil drought in Hebei [irovince, th* Canadian Embassy said today. AP.
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    Lock icon SKILLED IN BOMB BLASTS
    73 1 BEIRUT, Tnea. Two tombs exploded within minutes of each other today in a crowded West Beirut waterfront banar, killing at leaat five people and injuring another M. One of the bombs ripped apart a IN-metre stretch of the market pUce, trapping lunchtime shoppers In the fiery
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    Lock icon Coalition stalled by Son Sann's refusal — Sihanouk
    658 1 Coalition stalled by Son Sann's refusal Sihanouk FORMATION of an anti-Vietnamese coalition is stalled because a key hold-out former Cambodian Prime Minister Son Sann refuses to attend a summit conference here, Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today. "The coalition must wait for Son Sann," Prince Sihanouk, Cambodia's former Head of State,
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    Lock icon 2 banks cut prime rate
    54 1 NEW YORK, Tues Citibank and the First National Bank of Chicago today each lowered the prime rate to 16 per cent from 17 per cent, effective immediately. Their action followed moves by several smaller banks yesterday to reduce their rate to 16' 1 per cent.
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    Lock icon British hospitals to charge visitors
    119 1 LONDON, Tues. Britain's state hospitals were ordered yesterday to start charging many foreign visitors for treatment from next October. Backbench MIS of the ruling Conservative Party have complained for years that some foreigners were abusing the country's health service. Citizens of the European Common Market,
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    Ex-MP gets order for payment from WP account
    395 1  - Ex-MP gets order for payment from WP account AHMAD OSMAN By THE former MP for Paya Lebar, Mr Tay Boon Too, who is seeking payment from the Workers' Party of legal costs arising from a defamation suit, has obtained a High Court order to recover the money from the party's
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    Lock icon 911 prisoners pardoned
    47 1 TEHERAN, Tues. A total of 911 prisoners were pardoned today by Iran's religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny. the Ettela.it newspaper reported here. The prisoners, who have returned home, were held under the jurisdictions of army nvolutionary tribunals and antidrug tribunals, the paper said. -AFP
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    Lock icon 3 mummies
    46 1 CAIRO, Tues. Three royal mummies dating from about 2000 B.C. have been discovered in the pyramid of King Aminhat, near Saqqara, by a West Germna archaeological team, it was announced her today. The mummies were a princess and two of Aminhat 's queens. AFP.
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    Port boom is over — trying time ahead, says Chee Onn
    498 1  - Port boom is over trying time ahead, says Chee Onn PAUL JACOB By SINGAPORE'S port boom of the Seventies is over. Instead a "trying time" lies ahead, workers were warned yesterday. The reason, said secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress Lim Chee Onn, was that neighbouring countries were developing
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    Retire at 60 move dropped
    327 1  - Retire at 60 move dropped 8. M. MUTHU By i A GOVERNMENT proposal to raise the compulsory retirement age from 55 to 60 has been dropped, because private sector employers do not believe this will ease the labour shortage here. A Labour Ministry spokesman said yesteri day: "We are not
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    Lock icon New landing craft for USN
    74 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The United States Navy awarded contract worth US$BO.9 million (Ssl69 million) yesterday to produce a new air cushion landing craft designed to carry troops and cargo at high speeds and land them directly ashore. The contract <ov«rs production of the first three of
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    Lock icon Saudis sign pact with Oman
    68 1 RIYADH, Tues. Saudi Arabia today sigaed a "comprehensive" Internal security pact with Oman, the strategic, proHeMtem sultanate which controls Gulf oil lifelines to the non-communist world through the Hormuz Straits. Saudi Interior Minister Prince Nalef Maid the pact, the fourth to be signed by Saudi
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      71 1 52 pages today MP: JURONG ESTATE NEEDS MORE FACILITIES Page 7 Indian festival, in April Pag* 9 EEC urges Japan to buy more from Europe Back Paga SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, 4, C CAUSEWAY II COMICS II EDITORIAL 12 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND 14 CLASSIFIEDS IS-ffl SPORTS 29-31 The battle
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      591 2 Asean effort on epic? PERFORMERS from the fiye Asean countries may stage the Ramayana epic during an Indian Cultural Festival from April 3 to 17. It will be marked by an extravaganza of dance, music, drama ana poetry by 200 Singaporeans and Indian traditional food and sports. There will
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      COMMENT
      211 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: DESPITE the expulsion of two Soviet intelligence officers, Moscow Is certain to continue its espionage activities here and elsewhere. We can best counter their efforts by being vigilant and by following the example of the Singapore Armed Forces officer. Page 12 ARMS PROPOSALS 70 PLEASE
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      232 2 NEW YORK STOCKS AT 21 -MONTH LOW NEW YORK stocks slumped to their lowest level in 21 months amid concern about a worsening economic outlook. This was despite gains last Friday inspired by the bigger-than-expected drop in money supply. The Dow Jones industrial average rose almost 9 points
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      BACKGROUND
      61 2 VCR PUSH MAY BE TOO LATE EUROPEAN consumer electronics companies are trying to catch up with the Japanese. Philips of the Netherlands and West Germany's Grundig are pushing to increase their share of the European market for video cassette recorders a fast-growing industry. Although the two companies are gaining
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      SPORTS
      183 2 Top award nominees IT will be a straight fight between swimmer Mavis Ec and national tennis champion Lim Philan for the annual Sportswoman of the Year Award. But the Sportsman title will be a four-cornered battle among superheavyweight lifter Sarvindar Singh, sharpshooter Lee Kum Cheok, soccer captain Thambiah Pathmanathan
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      528 2 Why West must help THE West cannot afford to ignore social and economic upheavals in Central America and the Third World because they mean millions will be seeking refuge overseas, Secretary of State Alexander Haig told a meeting of the American state governors. To stem the flow
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      SECTION 2
      371 2 The winners JEAN Wee Su Mien, 16, won the above-12 section of the recent Straits Times-Unicef Disabled Competition with her essay on a very independent 25--year-old blind man. But Jean herself is also handicapped with osteogenesis (congenital brittle bones). After eight operations, she is now strong enough to
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      219 2 Merdeka U appeal THE government rejected the petition to set up Merdeka University because of the language that was to be the medium of instruction and not because of race. "To accede to their (Merdeka University Bhd) request will mean granting of a special privilege to students
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      180 2 Chinese literature THE iust-ended exhibition on local Chinese literary history organised by the Aljunied Creative Writing and Translation Group was really a journey to a past that was strewn with glory, pain, sweat and tears of local Chinese writers. But more than mere display, it also
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Big-power 'summit' at carnival
      53 3 A SPLASH In the face for Ivan the bear. This wagon at a carnival in Cologne has superpower politics as Its theme. A cowboy effigy of Amerjcan President Ronald Reagan makes Its way among the West German crowd, while dispensing an "Ice-cold" shower for the Soviet
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      Lock icon French govt protests jail terms
      88 3 French govt protests jail terms PARIS, Tues. France summoned Libyan Charge d'Affaires Monsour Kadoushi to the Foreign Ministry yesterday to protest life sentences a French woman and her two sons got on spying charges. Mr Kadoushi said he had clarified Libya's position but declined to give details on what he
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      Lock icon Walesa betrayed workers, says Polish press
      265 3 Walesa betrayed workers, says Polish press WARSAW, Tues THE Polish news agency, PAP, making one of the strongest official attacks to date on Solidarity union leader Lech Walesa, has accused him of betraying the country's workers. It said Mr Walesa had deceived the workers by lending his name to the
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      Lock icon Surgeon-General report links 3 more cancers to smoking
      188 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Cancers of the bladder, pancreas and kidney have been added to the list of malignant tumours blamed in part on smoking. The US Surgeon-Gener-al's latest report to Congress yesterday said an estimated 129.000 Americans will die of cancer this year
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      Lock icon Decision to suspend traffic controllers -reversed
      222 3 Decision to suspend traffic controllers -reversed- WASHINGTON, Tues. Transportation Secretory Drew Lewis has reversed a decision to suspend air traffic controllers who obeyed President Ronald Reagan and returned to work alter striking last August, a spokesman said. Mrs J. Lynn Helms, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, had given regional
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      Lock icon Price paid for cashing in
      73 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The Supreme Court yesterday refused to lift a US$lO,OOO (5J21.200) fine levied on a New York firm for illegally manufacturing Tee-shirts with logos of famed rock groups the Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead. The justices left intact an order that found that
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      Lock icon Leftists strike
      37 3 GUATEMALA CITY. Tues. Leftist guerillas captured a small town in western Guatemala and blew up a major bridge in a weekend of violence in which at least IS people were killed, police said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Beaten child's organs used in transplants
      191 3 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Tues. Organs from the body of a toddler who died after being beaten and submerged in a bath were transplanted Int.. people, authorities said. His mother, who consented to the transplants, has been charged with murder. Two-year-old Derek Baker died on Friday
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      Lock icon West cannot ignore troubles in world: Haig
      376 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Secretary of State Alexander Haig yesterday warned that political upheavals in Central America and elsewhere in the world mean millions of political and economic refugees will seek refi uge in other lands. Speaking at a meeting of the National Governors' Association,
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      Lock icon US governors head for clash with Reagan
      261 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE nations governors, heading for a showdown with President Ronald Reagan over his new federalism plan, yesterday rejected his proposal that the states take over the cost of food stamps and most welfare programmes. They accepted his offer i that Washington
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      Lock icon CASTRO CRACKDOWN ON DISSIDENT EXILES
      121 3 MIAMI. Tues. Cnban President Fidel Castro has ordered a massive crackdown on dissidents that has Included at least 12 executions and 3,1 M arrests, amid a new wave of sabotage by exile commandos, an anti-Castro organisation charged yesterday. The Miami-based exile group, Alpha W, said
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      Lock icon Renewal of ties welcome says Egypt
      381 4 Renewal of ties welcome says Egypt 'Cairo's choice for M-E peace irreversible* CAIRO, Tuesday EGYPT would welcome any move to restore unconditionally its relations with other Arab nations, Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali told the Parliament here today, but warned that Cairo's choice of peace for the Middle East was
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      Lock icon Shamir in Cairo to prepare pullout
      141 4 CAIRO, Tims. ISRAEL'S Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir met Egyptian officials today to discuss improving bilateral relations ana preparing for Israel's final withdrawal from the Sinai. He met Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali for talks on the Israeli pullout to be completed by April 26,
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      Lock icon Moroccan delegate walks out of talks
      151 4 Moroccan delegate walks out of talks ADDIA ABABA, Tues. Morocco's representative stormed out of the opening session of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) council of ministers meeting minutes before it was to start yesterday to protest recognition of the Polisario Guerilla Front as a full OAU member. Recognition of
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      Lebanon: UN plans to send more troops
      98 4 Lebanon: UN plans to send more troops UNITED NATIONS, Tues. The United Nations plans to send another 1,000 peacekeeping troops to southern Lebanon as a shield against guerilla raids that could provoke a threatened Israeli invasion, UN officials said yesterday. The additional forces would bring to 7,000 the number of
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      Lock icon 33 killed
      33 4 SAN SALVADOR, Tues. Thirty leftist guerillas and three government soldiers were killed in three days of fighting around the central province of San Vicente, a defence ministry sixikosman said yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Italian drug connection
      82 4 NEW YORK, Tues. Drug agents seized more than USS7D million (SSI47 million) of heroin smuggled into the United States in espresso machines the largest seizure since the famed French Connection in 1973, federal officials said yesterday. Mr Bruce Jensen, head of the New York office of the
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      Lock icon Tree that swallowed a no-parking sign
      69 4 Tree that swallowed a no-parking sign THESE ears on a New Jersey road are illegally parked. Their drivers' excuse, if any, would be an unusual one they did not notice the "no parking" sipi embedded in the tree trunk. The sign was pat on the tree a long time ago.
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      Lock icon More arms found on Nkomo's farm
      160 4 SALISBURY, Tues. Security forces have found another arms cache on a farm owned by the Zapu Party of veteran nationalist Joshua Nkomo, a police spokesman said today. He said the discovery, on Ascot Farm near the south-west city of Bulawayo, brought to 33 the
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      Lock icon Tierce battles', still raging in Syrian town
      297 4 DAMASCUS, Tuesday FIGHTING in the northern Syrian town of Hama was continuing, official Syrian radio said today in its first report on the clashes since they started early this month. Armed sections of the Baath Party said in a message broadcast by the
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      Tokyo backing for US fund denied
      537 6 BUSINESSMEN SCEPTICAL ABOUT $21b PACKAGE TOKYO, Tues. Reports that the Japanese government supports a businessman's scheme to set up a US$lO billion (5521.2 billion) investment fund to create jobs in the United States are absolutely false, a spokesman for Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki said
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      Lock icon Stunt crash
      54 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. A US navy Blue Angel Jet yesterday crashed in a desert in E3 Centro, California, while the team was practising loops. Officials said the accident. In which the pilot was killed, came just one month after four members of the air force's Thunderbirds were killed in
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      Lock icon Refinery fire
      42 6 WARSAW. Tues. A fire broke out today at Poland's biggest petrochemical refinery in Flock, central Poland, but was put out several hours later, the Polish news agency PAP reported. There was no immediate estimate of damage to the refinery. AFP.
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      Lock icon 20 DIE IN FIERCE FIGHTING SAYSTHAI SOURCES
      250 6 20 DIE IN FIERCE FIGHTING SAYS THAI SOURCES BANGKOK, Tups. Fierce fighting between government troops and communist Insurgent* in southern Thailand continued tor the sixth day today, leaving l« government men dead aid 72 others wounded, military sources said. The> added about II lamrgents were killed and a large number
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      Lock icon Marcos for Saudi Arabia
      59 6 MANILA, Tues. President Ferdinand Marcos will visit Saudi Arabia from March 21 to 23, the government radio announced yesterday. Mr Marcos is expected to discuss with King Knalid and Crown Prince Fahd bilateral mattprs and also the separatist war in the southern Philippines that is being
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      Lock icon 44 developing nations begin talks in Delhi
      432 6 NEW DELHI, Tuesday DELEGATES from 44 developing countries today begin discussions on cooperation among them selves and aligning their positions to negotiate with the rich North on transfer of resources to poorer countries. The conference, officially described as the New Delhi consultations, opened
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      Lock icon Soviet general killed in downed copter'
      248 6 NEW DELHI, Tues. Af ghan guerillas shot down a helicopter in Afghanistan last month ami killer a Soviet general on board, Western diplomats said today. They said Lt-Gen P.I. Shkidchenko was killed on Jan 19 when his helicopter was shot down by rebel rockets
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      Lock icon Boat sunk
      40 6 BELFAST, Tues. Gunmen blew up a British coaster, off the Irish coast near Donegal, early today alter rounding up the crew and setting them adrift in lifeboats. The crew reached the shore safely, a coastguard spokesman said. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Vietnam asks again
        73 6 VIETNAM YESTERDAY again asked Thailand to return a Antonov-26 transport plane which crashed inside Thai terrritory on Feb 11 as well as the 13 crewmen on board. The request was made through the Thai Charge d'affaires in Hanoi. However, Thailand yesterday formally told Vietnam it would not
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        97 6 THE NORTH Atlantic Treaty Organisation plans to conduct its first major naval exercise in the Florida Straits near Cuba and the Gulf of Mexico for 10 days next month, defence sources said in Washington yesterday. The manoeuvres by a task force of about 30 ships from the
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        Lock icon Jobless rate drops
        67 6 UNEMPLOYMENT IN Britain fell this month, the government announced yesterday. However, despite the news, there were renewed calls from employers and the opposition Labour Party for reflationary measures to boost the economy and create jobs in next month's annual budget. The drop of 25,743 to 3,044,878 trimmed
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        Lock icon Car bombs in Beirut
        50 6 TWO BOMBS exploded within minutes of each other yesterday in a crowded west Beirut waterfront district, causing injuries and heavy damage, police sources said. They said the casualty figures were not immediately available. A police official said the two bombs were concealed in booby-trap-ped cars. UPI.
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        Lock icon Resume talks call
        67 6 THE SOVIET UNION has asked China to resume border talks despite a cool response to its last proposal for renewed negotiations, Soviet sources in Beijing said yesterday. The Soviet proposal was made in Moscow on Feb 1, the sources added. Last September, Moscow suggested that the two
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        Lock icon Referendum on EEC
        74 6 GREENLAND YESTERDAY held a referendum on whether to take the sparsely-populated island out of the European Common Market, a move that could cost residents US$l5 million (Ss32 million) in annual grants. The referendum after nine years of membership is the outcome of a long campaign towards self-rule
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    Jurong East estate 'needs facilities to draw residents'
    366 7 THE new Jurong East housing estate needs more facilities if residents are to settle there. Right now, the place kit ks shops, markets and hawker centres. And even if residents decide to use the shops and r "national facilities of Tamar Jurong,
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    All aboard the monorail
    318 7  -  FILOMINA D'CRUZ By MIND the dMn! And please be seated f*r SrnUs* mon«rair§ Inaugural rai. The km round-Island trip will take abMt 36 minutes and I'll be ymr pride. At the controls is It-year-old MartUah Snkera. She's *ne «f tt drivers who have been especially trained
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    Cliff gives $5,000 to fight music pirates
    136 7 Cliff gives $5,000 to fight music pirates SINGER Cliff Richard has taken the plight of Singapore's local artistes to heart and left $5,000 for the anti-piracy campaign before flying off last Saturday. "It's a great pity that talented local artistes in the region are being deprived of the opportunity of
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    On computer
    23 7 ROCHOR community centre will hold a three-month computer programming course at i^inWrhat itspremLses For details, call *****00 between 3prp and 10pm
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    Found dead
    38 7 MISS Urmila Dcvi do Ram Kaval. 20, was found dead at the foot of a biock of flats in Depot Road on Sunday. She is believed to have fallen to her death from the 25th floor.
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    PSA gives the reasons for higher tariffs
    277 7 PSA gives the reasons for higher tariffs THE Port of Singapore Authority has to continue investing heavily in facilities and more sophisticated equipment to improve service and maintain Singapore's position as the world's second busiest port. Berth construction costs have also risen tremendously during the past six years, while the
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    New port workers' council represents all sections
    177 7 New port workers' council represents all sections THE election of members to the council of the Singapore Port Workers' Union yesterday was a nofuss affair. All 21 candidates were endorsed by the union's 2nd Triennial Delegates' Conference. Mr Peter Vincent, president of the National Trades Union Congress and special adviser
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    Aircraft parts firm wins pioneer status
    272 8 Aircraft parts firm wins pioneer status THE Economic Development Board will grant pioneer status to Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing for being the first firm to make certain aircraft parts here. The firm is a joint venture between two government-owned companies Singapore Aerospace Maintenance (Samco) and Ordnance Development Engineering (ODE). It will
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    INQUEST TOLD OF NOTE WRITTEN BY GIRL
    199 8 INQUEST TOLD OF NOTE WRITTEN BY GIRL A SHORT-SIGHTED schoolgirl who left home without her spectacles one day was later found burned to death about 14 km away, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The charred body of Yeo Lan Fung, 14. was found on a track off Sime Road on
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    Cheaper poultry and eggs after New Year
    165 8 Cheaper poultry and eggs after New Year AFTER the high prices fetched daring the Lunar New Year period, hen eggs, chickens, and darks are now cheaper In the markets. Low demand has pushed down the prices of hen eggs by four c*nts each, cockerels h> 2* cents, pullets by M
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    More Thai rice for government stockpile
    111 8 More Thai rice for government stockpile SINGAPORE will import about 60,000 tonnes of rice from Thailand during the next 12 months for the government stockpile. Intraco, the govern-ment-backed company, is importing the rice for the Trade Department. Its spokesman said the deal was concluded on a government-to-govern-ment basis recently. The
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    S. Korean visitor moots visit exchange scheme
    285 8 S. Korean visitor moots visit exchange scheme SOUTH KOREAS director-general of urban planning, Mr Jai Young Huh, has proposed an exchange programme with Singapore to encourage cooperation between engineers, builders, urban planners and top civil servants of the two countries. Mr Jai suggested yesterday that steps could be taken to
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    SPLO man appeals against sentence
    108 8 ONE of the five men jailed last month by a district court for offences under the Internal Security Act has filed an appeal against his sentence. Hamid bin Hussin, 29, was sentenced to two years' jail after he pleaded guilty to abetting two others in
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    CANADIANS TO SHARE EXPERTISE ON PIGS
    102 8 AN EIGHT-MEMBER Canadian mission arrives here today to exchange views on the swine industry. The team, led by Mr K. L. McFarlane from the Canadian Department of Trade, Industry and Commerce, will hold a seminar for local farmers at the Ponggol Pig Centre tomorrow
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    Cashiers accused of taking bribes
    121 8 Cashiers accused of taking bribes TWO former Primary Industries Enterprise (Pte) Ltd cashiers yesterday appeared in court on 251 joint charges of accepting bribes totalling about $12,000 from butchers. The alleged offences are connected with "queuejumping" by butchers to have their pigs slaughtered first obtaining priority numbers for the slaughter
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    363 motorists booked
    37 8 TRAFFIC Police booked 363 motorists last week for offences ranging from road hogging to speeding along 10 roads. Fifteen of them were, however, spared from having to pay fines and they were given warnings.
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    UN Sec-Gen's role in a Cambodian solution
    482 8  - UN Sec-Gen's role in a Cambodian solution TAN LIAN CHOO By Diplomatic Correspondent THE United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Javier Perez de Cuellar, wants to play "an active and flexible role" in working towards the UN-spon-sored political solution of the Cambodian crisis, a senior Foreign Ministry official said here yester- Mr
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    Questions for the next sitting of House
    349 8 Questions for the next sitting of House THE Minister of Home Affairs will be asked in Parliament if laws allowing for the detention without trial of secret society gangsters and drug traffickers have been effective. This is one of the questions tabled by the MP of Delta, Mr Yeo Choo
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    15-day Indian cultural festival in April
    302 9 A 15-DAY Indian Cultural Festival, the first of its kind here, will be held from April 3 to 17. There will be a week of music, dance, drama and poetry, with an arts and crafts show, a film festival and an on-the-spot essay writing
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    SBS kicks off big survey on all its services
    236 9 SBS kicks off big survey on all its services THE Singapore Bus Service (SBS) has printed over 650,000 questionnaires for the major survey of all its services which began yesterday. More may be printed for distribution to commuters if the questionnaires should run out, according to the project manager of
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    Library talk
    36 9 A TALK in Mandarin on the differences between Singapore KnglLsh and British English is being organised by the National Library It will be held on Saturday at 3 p.m. in the library's meeting room.
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    PAPERBOYS HAVE THE ANSWERS TO WALL SIGN CODE
    179 9 PAPERBOYS HAVE THE ANSWERS TO WALL SIGN CODE STRANGE circles, asterisks and saulKgles drawn on the walls nave appeared along stairrases In several blocks in Telok Blangah Rise. At first, the residents thought the Housing Hoard was responsible and the circles meant some survey was coming op, bat the board
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    Writers back national theme
    250 9 Writers back national theme THE Singapore Literature Society has supported the call by the Communications and Labour Minister, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, to launch a "nation-building literary movement" reflecting Singapore's characteristics after its independence in 1965. It would study ways to promote the campaign and would try to define what
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    Two High Court appeals in favour of housewife
    359 9 Two High Court appeals in favour of housewife HOUSEWIFE Soh Siew Yoke, 42, yesterday had two appeals decided in her favour in the High Court which, among other things, will give her $25,000. Madam Soh, a mother of three, was also awarded costs in both appeals, heard together before Mr
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    Insurance workers union opts for separate talks
    247 9 A COMMON wage pact between the Singapore Insurance Employees I'nion and 20 firms has been dropped in favour of separate talks between the union and each firm. Explaining the move yesterday, the union's general secretary, Mr T.P. Subramaniam, said this would be fairer
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    Company retrenches 73 textile workers
    111 9 Company retrenches 73 textile workers I HI-: Singapore Textile Industries in Jurong retrenched 73 of its production workers yesterday because of poor business and the depressed market. A spokesman said the workers were mainly Malaysians and their retrenchment benefits are being negotiated by the management. The factory has about 300
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      Lock icon A-G: Why govt rejected petition
      412 10 Merdeka University appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Tues THE government rejected the petition to set up Merdeka University because of the language which was to be the medium of instruction and not because of race, the Attomey-CJeneral, Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman, said today. He said that
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Regional courses
        47 10 Regional courses THE National Institute for Public Administration (Intan) has started conducting courses for administrators from Asean. Islamic and Pacific region countries. Intan's spokesman, Mr Abdullah Ariff. said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday the courses were the country's contribution to its Asean partners and other friendly countries. AFP.
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        Election pact not possible
        84 10 OPPOSITION parties cannot hope to form an election pact to challenge the National Front in the general election because of acute differences in ideology and objective. The New Straits Times yesterday quoted Prof Syed Hussein Alatas as saying. Prof Syed Hussein, a founder member of Gerakan
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        Lock icon Invitation to former PM
        64 10 FORMER Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman will be invited to attend a meeting to form an association for ex-members of parliament and ex-state assemblymen of Kedah next month. A pro-tern committee spokesman, Mr Hassannudin bin Haji Ahmad, who is an assemblyman, said in Alor Star yesterday
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        Canal water being drunk
        35 10 MANY people in droughthit villages in Kedah have been drinking irrigation canal water. Most of the villagers living along canals depend on irrigation water for washing and bathing, The Star reported.
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      Some projects not up to scratch
      155 10 SEREMBAN, Tues. The National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) has discovered that same government projects, built last year In the state, are not up to specifications and has begun checks on all •ther completed projects. Source* said that the NBI made this discovery during spot
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      Lock icon Drug arrests
      41 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three Singaporeans and a Thai were among 824 people arrested for drug offences in January. Of these, 19 were for I drug trafficking and 21 for pushing. CTD director Datuk Abdul Rahman Ismail said yesterday. NST.
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      Lock icon Dr M warns of group that is sowing discontent
      293 10 Dr M warns of group that is sowing discontent KOTA BARU. Tuesday PRIME Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday revealed the existence of a certain group which was sowing seeds of discontent among government servants and armed forces personnel. He did not identify tht group but said its activi
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      Lock icon DIVISION MEETING VALID SAYS MAHATHIR
      257 10 DIVISION MEETING VALID SAYS MAHATHIR KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has declared that the Rantau Panjang Umno delegates meeting on Jan 30 which ended in a fracas was valid under the party's constitution. The Prime Minister said the decision of the meet- ing was also agreed to
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    Lock icon 36 canine sleuths help keep crime at bay...
    485 11  - 36 canine sleuths help keep crime at bay... K.S. SIDHU, Crime Desk By A DOG may be a man's best friend, but it can also be his greatest foe if it happens to be a canine sleuth and the man a criminal. There are 36 such sleuths in the Police
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    Lock icon Couple finds a second pool — in their flat
    339 11  - Couple finds a second pool in their flat LIM HUI KIAU By AN expatriate couple had moved Into a block of flats with a swimming pool. On Monday, they received a shock when they discovered another one In their plash ltth-fleer flat. Mr George Eason, the regional manager of a
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    Public Trustee's Office to move to new premises
    166 11 THE Public Trustee's Office will move out soon from the Supreme Court building which, according to its oldest staff member, has been its home for the past four decades. It is learnt that a new courtroom for the Supreme Court will be
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    Salesman on $10,400 CBT charge
    71 11 Salesman on $10,400 CBT charge SOONG GAN FAN, alias Patrick, 33, was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with criminal breach of trust of $10,400 while he was a salesman with Oragan Pte Ltd. Soong is alleged to have been entrusted with a United Overseas Bank cheque for the sum
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    EDB keen to keep Mitsui in petrochem venture
    374 11 EDB keen to keep Mitsui in petrochem venture THE Economic Development Board is keen to have Mitsui Petrochemical, a partner in the proposed Ethylene Glycols Singapore (EGS) Company, maintain an equity interest in the project, even at a reduced level. This is because Mitsui has a good distribution network in
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    Invitation to shutterbugs
    53 11 j THE Kreta Ayer community I centre's photographic club inI vites those interested to be members. The fee is $15 a I year. The centre will also hold a course in basic black and j white photography in March 1 and April. Course fee is $60 Telephone
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    On dian xin
    30 11 THERE will be dian xin classes every Saturday at the Caimhill Community Centre in Buyong Road from 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. For more details, rail *****37.
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    Witnesses to Telok Ayer attack sought by police
    104 11 DETECTIVES from Central police station are looking for a newsvendor and 10 men to help them in their investigations into an attack on a 41-year-old man who was found unconscious at the Telok Ayer hawker centre last Saturday. Mr Chua Lin Yeong
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    The Straits Times says...
    480 12 The Straits Times says Watching out for the 007s WHOEVER he is, the man in charge of Soviet espionage in Asean countries cannot be very pleased with himself at the moment. Discovery and exposure is one of the hazards *of the job, of course. Spies find themselves uncovered occasionally and
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    The role of actors in Indian politics
    642 12  - The role of actors in Indian politics AJIT BHATTACHARJEA By in NEW DELHI Writing for The Straits Times POLITICS has become such a discredited profession in India that none of the regular political leaders is able to win enough votes to match the charisma of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, aided
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    Lock icon Public opinion the focus of arms talks
    977 12 Public opinion the focus of arms talks Five years ago, when President Jimmy Cart- er sent Cyrus Vance, who was then US Secretary of State, to Moscow with a proposal for deep cuts in strategic arms, Mr Vance barely got a hearing... The Russians dismissed his proposals as a ruse
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    The great cheese raid
    1001 12 Andrew Leslie in Europe I DO NOT count myself among those whose idea of bliss is a ripe Camembert cheese. The Camembert marks a sort of divide among cheese-lovers. Fainthearted people like myself hesitate before inflicting this peculiarly odorous variety upon our digestions others will eat
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      21 12 We have new piano for rent You can s c*> od rent first and buy it later LOtVREy LOWREYAIUSIC HOUSE PTE.LTD.
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      296 12 I§S HAFXARD BUSINESS SCHOOL \Jt/ ALUMNI CLUB OF MALAYSIA SENIOR MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (a residential program at Genting Highlands Hotel) July 25- August 6, 1982 Organised by Harvard Business School Alumni Club of Malaysia. In conjunction with senior faculty members of the HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, BOSTON,
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      About time MP for Anson proved his worth
      266 13 IT has been hard to understand the political philosophy and actions of the new Member of Parliament for Anson. On his swearing-in day as a Member of Parliament, in his maiden speech, he displayed a degree of ineptness as a politician. He
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      Questioning the safety of the use of shellac
      210 13 SHELLAC is poisonous: it contains methyl alcohol and arsenic. A few, perhaps absent, bosses of furniture shops benefit from rent-free open spaces when their own workers need masks for protection. The poisonous shellac fumes in the air is inhaled in crowded Hous-
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      Spot checks to keep NS men on their toes
      126 13 f I REFER to the letter "Such unsightly slumber" by "Concerned Soldier" (ST, Feb 1). We would like to thank your correspondent for bringing to our attention his observation of national servicemen sleeping in buses in the morning. We assure him
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      In defence of committee's report on moral education
      422 13 Criticism ought to be based on knowledge not impressions I REFER to the letter by David Loy (ST, Feb 17). It is regrettable that an academic, and a philosopher at that, should see fit to comment on the worthwhileness of Being and
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      A fun way for young to learn religion
      119 13 A fun way for young to learn religion TO encourage children to take an early interest in religious studies, I suggest our educators obtain children's pictorial Hindu religious literature in simple English. Such books are published in India and are quite cheap. Part by part, they narrate the stories of
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      It's a long, long stop
      29 13 I AM curious to know if the bus-stop at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 is the longest bus-stop in the world. CURIOUS Singapore 2156
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        Speed regulating strips keep drivers alert
        270 13 WE wish to thank Mr P P Walker-Smith for his views and suggestions on the speed regulating strips at Holland Road (ST, Jan 14). Before the strips were installed, this bend in Holland Road had a rather bad record of accidents. On the average,
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        No danger of damage to vehicles
        139 13 WE refer to the letter by "Frustrated" regarding the speed regulating strips along Tampines Road (ST, Dec 10, 1981). We would like to inform your writer that a wellmaintained roadworthy vehicle travelling within the permissible speed limit should not suffer damage to the shock
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        Effectiveness of bus lanes constantly monitored
        272 13 WE refer to the letter by "Haunted at times" regarding problems posed by bus lanes that are too long (ST, Dec 17, 1981). We wish to inform your writer that the Public Works Department has been constantly mon'oring the volume of tratfic turning left
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      Europeans fight back to regain lost ground
      1017 14 Europeans fight back to regain lost ground Consumer electronics companies struggle to catch up with the Japanese Can European consumer electronics companies ever hope to catch up with the Japanese? Not in their present shape. Philips and Grundig are trying to improve their inefficient factories to try to increase their
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      Lock icon Can China's statistics be counted on?
      630 14  - Can China's statistics be counted on? ERIC HALL By in BEIJING FOREIGNERS who have to deal with Chinese statistics say they usually suspend a good deal of belief when doing so. The problem is highlighted by the fact that United Nations experts will be flown in to help co-ordinate the
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      188 14 *****,000 STANLEY GIBBONS AUCTION OF RARE STAMPS IN HONG KON<^^^ yHS|^^S|HbP^HpP^ main emphasis is on stamps from Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, India and other countries of the East and the Far East. Illustrated catalogues, price SsB will be available Stanley Gibbons Auctions Limited London Catch the Early Bird to Hong
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        UMW (M) bonus
        85 15 UNITED Motor Works (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd said it proposes a bonus issue of 48.32 million ordinary shares of Msl eacn on the basis of two new shares for every three existing shares. In a statement, the company said it also proposes a rights issue of one-for-three at
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        Company profits
        69 15 UNITED International Securities (UIS) group's pretax profits last year plunged by 45.49 per cent to $3.51 million from $6.44 million in 1980. However, company pretax profits rose by 11.71 per cent to $3.05 million from $2.73 million. The group's after-tax for the year ended last December was down
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        Perlis Plantations
        78 15 PERLIS Plantations' pretax profits for the financial year ended last Sept 30 shot up by 42.11 per cer to M 561.87 million from previous year's MJ43.54 million. Its after-tax profits rose even more 55.87 per cent to M 540.77 million. Chairman Kuok Hock Nien said in its annual
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        Sim Lim subsidiaries
        69 15 SIM Lim Investments have informed SES of the formation of four subsidiary companies in Singapore. They are SL Precast which will make precast concrete slabs and concrete building components, Tropicon Contractors and Progressive Building Services (both entirely held through the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Sim Lim Realty) and
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        Lock icon Japan signs ITA
        83 15 LONDON, Tues. Japan signed the sixth International Tin Agreement (ITA) at the United Nations in New York last Friday, an International Tin Council spokesman said. Japan, which accounts for 17.2 per cent of consumer votes under the ITA is the second consumer country after Norway to sign
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        Lock icon Workers take over
        59 15 LONDON, Tues. Workers and pensioners at Britain's biggest road freight company bought the business from the government for 53.5 million pounds (Ss2lo million). Some 10,000 staff at the National Freight Company clubbed together with pensioners to raise the money and take advantage of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's
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        Lock icon Oil prices lower
        101 15 LONDON, Tues. North Sea oil prices have dived to new lows on the Rotterdam spot market, making for a strong possibility of a further cut in contract prices for British crude, oil industry analysts said. Reports of oil from British Petroleum's (BP) Forties Field on offer at
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        Lock icon Guthrie chairman?
        44 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The outgoing vicechancellor of Universiti Pertanian Malaysia, Prof Tan Sri Dr Mohamed Rashdan Baba, is tipped to become chairman of Guthrie Corporation. According to a highly-placed source here, an official announcement on the appointment will be made soon. AFP
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        Lock icon Monopoly broken
        61 15 LONDON, Tues. Britain's Conservative government broke the monopoly of the country's stateowned telephone and telex system today by licensing a private company to launch a rival network for businesses. The licence went to the Mercury consortium, which plans to set up its own earth stations for international satellite
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      DBS Finance unveils new housing plan
      320 15 DBS Finance has introduced a financing scheme for Central Provident Fund members to buy houses The scheme will provide financing of up to 85 per cent of the property value. The balance of 15 per cent will come from members' CPF savings. Announcing the
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      Lock icon NEW RULES FOR HK BANKS SOON
      174 15 HONGKONG, Tues. New rules relating to interest rates will be introduced by the Hongkong Association of Banks on March 1, it was announced today. No details were given. The association said only that the rules would supersede the present ones and that they were
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      Philips may introduce plan to improve backup services
      447 15 IN ITS latest effor* to upgrade back-up services for its products, Philips Singapore is looking into the possibility of introducing a new scheme called "service certificates". This is a system of assurance which protects customers from very high service charges. But before
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      Lock icon New York stocks fall to 21-month low
      449 15 CONCERN OVER ECONOMIC OUTLOOK NEW YORK, Tues. Prices on Wall Street yesterday slumped to their lowest level in 21 months amid concern about a worsening economic outlook. This was despite gains last Friday inspired by the bigger-than-expected drop in money supply. The Dow
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      Lock icon London tin drops £225 a tonne
      267 15 London tin drops £225 a tonne LONDON, Tues. Tin for immediate delivery yesterday dropped £225 (SsB7o) a tonne from last Friday's close on the London Metal Exchange to close at £8,605 a tonne. Since cash tin reached an all-time record of £8,895 in mid-February, tin for immediate delivery has fallen
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      Directors resign
      87 15 TEXTILE Corporation of Malaya announced that at the meeting on Feb 22 it was decided that five directors will resign with effect from the same day. They are Messrs Tan Sri Frank W. K. Tsao. Sei Noda, Hachiro Mlnese, Lee Nai Cheng and Noriyoshi Kamikubo. Seven new directors
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      Kempas takeover
      81 15 THE board of Kempas (Malaya) announced that the High Court of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur has sanctioned the acquisition by the Sime Darby Bhd of the whole of the issued capital of Kempas not already owned by Sime Darby and its subsidiaries. The register of members of Kempas
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      Price of gold declines below US$36O level
      214 15 THE price of gold drifted to its lowest level in almost two-and-a-half years on the Singapore Gold Exchange yesterday. Spot prices for the metal at the close of trading were US$363 buyers with sellers offering at U*****.50 an ounce the lowest since September
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      Lock icon 'Savings institutions may merge or close*
      203 15 WASHINGTON. Tues. High interest rates and the results of past government regulation may force 1,000 savings institutions to merge into healthier firms or close in the next few years, according to a Brook ings Institution study. The study, "The Plight of the Thrift Institutions,"
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        Profit-taking cuts 8 points off index
        419 15 SINGAPORE: Share price* rlosed generally lower on profit-taking In selective moderate tradIng with sentiment further depressed by lower Hongkong and New York market advices. Straits Trading fell IS cents to $8.71, Development Bank to $7.11, Hong Leong Finance 15 to $7.55 and Singapore Finance
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        CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
        154 15 Falls Spore Land 755 -35 Sel Propertiee 515 -35 DBS 770 -30 Hong Leong Ind 875 -25 Dunlop Eat 510 -25 I. land Pen 710 -20 P M II I.Ik- 560 -20 S Financr 545 -20 Public Bank 370 -18 PMC 350-16 Straita Trading 870 -15 0
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    Singapore closing prices
    2406 16 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr*> Net IMI INI Last Div p/E Vol Daya Hi«h Low Company Sale tor- COOO) Hlfh Low 494 248 Acma 280 unrh 14.5 9.3 l 280 290 115 115 Alcom 115 4.8 ig.B 3SO 130 Allied Choc 200 -4 70 igo 1 200 200 312
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    91 16 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian palm kernel production in January fell to an estimated 43,000 tonnes from 48,463 in December but was higher than 40,302 in January last year, the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Porla) said. It said in its January Palmoil Update Bulletin
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    Market eases in light trading
    574 16 LAST week's technical retwand *f share prices an the Singapore stock market ran •ot «f steam yesterday. Prom tke opening bell, tower qaatm were p— ted and tint transaetisas were already at least two bids below overnight levels. The downtrend continued all through the morning.
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    1562 16 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange ot Singapore yesterday with the number at shires traded shown in brackets In lots o( 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sen". Big Board deal (In
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      236 16 HONGKONG: Stocks closed lower yesterday, in sympathy with the overnight losses on Wall Street, brokers said. Share prices tended lower most of the day although some support was noted near the morning close. The half percentage point cut in prime rates by some small US banks had no impact
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      206 16 SYDNEY: Stocks drifted down i to the lowest level since December 1979 yesterday, as i string of poor profit results and Wall Street's decline put further pressure on heavyweight issues, dealers said. As trading drew to a close, the All-Ordinaries Index was down about 4.6 points at 501.8. Peko
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      306 17 TOKYO: Share prices fell sharply yesterday, and the Dow Jones average shed 43.80, virtually wiping out yesterday's 45.05 gain, to close at 7714.56 points, dealers said. UInoOMMO Ikal m llkhl dkM- SB u-iii Oku. a* ten* T» lanyu _H unch -4 unch -1 12 3-noo MI auyod* TU Pwr
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      382 17 NEW YORK. Mon. The market closed at its lowest level since May 1980, and analysts attributed the slide to a worsening economic outlook rather than a specific news item. The Dow Jones industrial average rose almost nine points in the first hour of trading but lost ground the
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      648 17 LONDON. Mon. The market was firm, boosted by the fall in US money supply announced on Friday and easier UK money market rates. At the clost. the Financial Times index rose 5.9 points to 568.2. Banks were particularly strong, led by Natwest which gained 19p to 480 ahead of
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      51 17 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 568.2 Friday 562.3 Week Ago 564.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 811.26 Friday 824.30 Week Ago closed H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1255.33 Monday 1277 01 Week Ago 1230 62 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 844.6 Monday 8483 Week Ago 6558 ALLORDINARIKS Tuesday 501.8 Monday 508.4 Week Ago
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      224 17 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices wire mainly higher, with llallover gaining 1.60 guilders and KLM 3.10 but Rayal Datek losing 1 40 in Dutch internationals, dealers said. Helßekea added 1.80. ABN 2.50 and NMB 1.50. Investment funds Rabeea and lUUaro fell one and 1.50. Mortgage bank Won rose 2.50 and
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      271 17 ZURICH. Mon. Prices closed mixed with a firmer bias in very slow turnover, dealers said. A less strong US dollar and easier US interest rates failed to stimulate the market although towards the close some industrials rose moderately, 1 they said. Among foreign stocks, US shares were traded above
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      120 17 MANILA: The stock market closed lower yesterday, as oils, commercials/industrials and minings lost ground, dealers said Turnover fell to 565,000 pesos from 2.1 million on Monday. Among unchanged issues were Lepanla at 0.10, Philex "B" at 0 .1525. Basic Prtrolmm at 0.008 and PMt at 33.25. Pm Aeox Mlnlnf
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      69 17 Buiu Ail* Tton TI A /MT.: iuo Bangkok Bulk 11l Bulk OI Ayudh»rm Ltd Btrll Jucktr Ch&roonf Thai Wire ZM rirtt Tnut «0M Induitrlu rinuic« cocp i<n -at •05 *i -0» I [nurnauoiuu Cosmelln InUmiUiJUl Tni--81 And ru Hunt Tower M n 9*ll* Union 190 9lun Ccmtnl 190 Slam
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    70 16 K SMIm (3 MB JM&> Italni (2.298 2305) (1) 2.27 (3) 2.30 11)229 a T Paa (5.505) Malakaff (3.828 3.965) (1) 3.82 NewS'aak(3.BOß) (1)3.80 Premium (1.80S) (2) 1.78 (3) 1.80 (2) 1.79 Bfverrtew (3.208) (4) 3.30 (3) 3.20 TMaerlek<2 4OS)xd t ta Msia ma (4.0K8) (1) 4.10 (1)
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    119 16 Thailand to sell 60,000 tonnes of rice to Singapore BANGKOK: The Thai Foreign Trade Department will to sell 60,000 tonnes of rice to Singapore for delivery during the next 12 months, deputy director general of the department, Oranut Osathanond said. It will comprise white rice of 100 per cent second
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    2190 16 SENTIMENT took a turn for the worse on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, sending prices reeling downwards in quiet trading. Turnover was pared substantially. Except for some slight interest In a handful of counters, operators displayed strong cautiousness throughout the session after a very weak
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 17 Rubber: Feb 23 Singapore: March: 179.00 cents (up 5.50 cents) Malaysia: March: 203.00 cents (up 3.50 cents) Tin: M 532.51 per kilo (down 45 cents) Official offering: 287 tonnes (up 8 tonnes)
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      144 17 CHINESE Pradace Exchange, Slnnapoir, Mo* clwdng prioM prr IN k« yesterday. ('•rail ail: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) (ob $112 00 sellers, new drum fob $116 00 sellers Copra: Mixed (loose) $50.00 buyers Pepper: Muntok white pepper (ob Asta NI.W $377.50 sellers, Sarawak
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      226 17 THE KHjOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 124.780 and closed at 124.497 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at rst36s 00 365.75 1 was traded higher to 1365 25 X* 00 It eased against the strength o( the US dollar to close at {363.70 364.20
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      205 17 THE STRAITS tin price continued to fall another 45 cents to M 532.51 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up eight tonnes to 287 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers gaining £10 to £7,860 per tonne. LONDON: Tin for immediate or cash
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      PALM OIL
      151 17 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market held steady at Monday's level with light covering for March and April positions in moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. In February and March, south was traded unchanged at M 5975 and $972.50 per tonne respectively while In March and April,
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      31 17 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous tn (rackets). Wirebar Spot £863.50 (£864. 50); tellers £864.50 (£*****); Three Month buyers £891.50 (£891.50). seller* £892.00 (£892.00). Market toae: Steady. Smtm: 16,050 tonnes.
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      652 17 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed higher yesterday, with March RSS One buyers quoted at 179.00 cents per kilo, up 5.50 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on some light buying support coupled with Inro's buying, they said. The morning session closed
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      81 17 lAB iSRSO HKM H >MRCV -MXI •MX iMRGP >MR 10 ;mrw iMRSO ssssa II Impalltl) II 100 (MOltll urn palWll II umpalfetl (llonpalWtl ll.M>p*lktl ll'Unpdktl M.rcb April (Carrrat Mtk> (Forward Mill Hu> m 8*ll«ra Buy»r> 8*ll«r> *****N 167MN 167 50 169 50N l«350 16.V50N lISJO 167 SON
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      355 17 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 0975 85 and was taken to a low of $2 0965 75 be(ore recovering to close at the day's high of $2 1000 10 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was fairly quiet until the afternoon when strong buying
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      358 17 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Feb 23: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Feb 23: 1 month 14.75 14 85 2 months 14.85 14.75 3 months 14.96 14 85 4 months 15.00 14 90 5 months 15.05 14.96 6 months
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      32 17 ■Jew York 7 978 8 171! B.MS 8.24S Uirirh 8008 BMB BIOS 8.30S ilnxapore 7.338 8.128 B.OBS 8.27S aodng prices In US dollars a troy ounce. 8«m: Cn4K Srissc, B*p*n
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      42 17 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Feb 23: Overnight: 3.. Call deposits 3.* (Mm Buvuwr 8«UU( 3-month Treasury bills 2. 2W 3-month Bank bills 8* 8H 3 months CD 6H «H 6 months CD 7H 7* SMPft: NattOMi UOMUI
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      32 17 Closing interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on Feb 23: Oder Bid Overnight H* 1 1 month M 6 2 months 6 (H 3 months 6 6 I Overnight mode 5
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      24 17 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their beat customers U 11.15 per cent.
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      579 17 AUSTRALIAN MINING INDUSTRY Resources Marketing Pty Limited of Perth for the first time offers to the International investors the opportunity to invest in the Australian Mining Industry. Prime Gold Mining Leases, Coal Leases, and Mineral Claims are available for sale with substantial proven reserves of COAL and GOLD, within the
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      799 17 IN THK Hli.ll I ill K I OP THE KKI'l HIJ( UF SINUAPUBK (•mpaaln Wladlag I p No: It 1 IK la tfcr Matter *f tfce Umpuiln. Art (Chapter IH) tm In Ike Matter •< SK\ KNSKA* KLFXTRONIC M\M HITI KKK.S (PKI\ATK) LJMITRD AOVKKTLSRMENT OF PKTmON Notice Is hereby given
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      SES urged to help attract investments
      436 18  -  LEE YEW MENG By THE Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) should take a more active and direct role in helping promote Singapore as a financial centre. It can do this by organising investment seminars abroad. At these seminars, prominent bankers, merchant bankers and fund
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      229 18 Ford plan looks set to get workers' approval DETROIT, Tues. A historic contract agreement trading wage and benefit concessions for increased job security yosterday appeared headed for overwhelming approval by about 170,000 Ford Motor Co workers across the nation. Two Detroit-area United Auto Workers locals have already voted by margins
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      Hitachi seeks New York listing
      228 18 INVESTORS may soon be able to buy the shares of diversified electronics and electrical giant, Hitachi, on the New York Stock Exchange. The company has applied to the US Securities and Exchange Commission for the listing of five million American depositary shares representing 50 million
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      Lock icon Small US banks take the lead in lowering of prime rates
      337 18 Small US banks take the lead in lowering of prime rates NEW YORK, Tues. Three small US banks yesterday lowered their prime lending rate by half a point to 16.5 per cent, signalling that high US interest rates, which have come under fire from America's trading partners, might begin a
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      Lock icon Inflation worsened but GNP was higher
      169 18 WASHINGTON, Tues. Inflation was higher but the US economy was not as weak during the last three months of 1961 as previously reported, the J US government said yes- tersday. The Commerce Depart■Mi said gross national product (GNP), the total value of goods and
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      $69 m loan for offshore project
      219 18 WESTERN Australia is borrowing the equivalent of A 530.3 million (5569.69 million) through the Singapore branch of the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group. The 15-year loan is for i the State Energy Commis- I sion of Western Australia and is part of the
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      'Slow property market can be advantageous'
      375 18 TO START a property agency when the market is depressed or in a lull can be both challenging and advantageous. Mr Tom W. Olofson, executive vice president of Electronic Realty Associates (ERA), said that in such a situation the company will have to think
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      312 18 IT WORKSHOP ON II I 'PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT I I THROUGH MANAGEMENT I I BY OBJECTIVE' I Date 24 —25 March 1982 I Venue Ming Court Hotel I Fee $550/- I TMs two-day seminar is for all managers who are responsible for getting results I I through other people. I I
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      148 18 REV. DADAJ.P. VASWANI Eminent Personality and Head of Sadhu Vaswani Mission. Poona. (India) A Mystic Poet, Philosopher, Thinker, Educationist Humanitarian Will Speak on "THE CALL OF NEW EDUCATION" (In English) This Education teaches how io bund homes and the Nation m character and sacrifice This Education teaches that a school
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      754 19 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES I Monday Fridoy 900 am 530 pm i j— CLASSIFICATION GROUP (5 00 pm for next doy) Ort'inory 90 cts per ..ord (Mm $1 3 50) W'^ry W _*fr jr!fc,^\ -f|^^\l f (m& I \Z Ij J §T H |)|\l COUNTER SERVICE: D Employment Timai Cantre,
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      364 19 STARLITE SLIMLINE Blinds for homes/offices. Call *****15 "Fun's Interior" Showroom 826. Hong Leong Building. Raffles Quay CUSHION (SOFA'S) BET for reupholsterlng or made-to-order covers. Contact Anne Foo, *****80 GOOD QUALITY CHINESE Carpet. 12' x 16' Removal Sale. Must Go! Highest offer secures Call *****01 office hours. REUPHOLSTERV OLD SOFA, made-to-measure
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      735 19 KING SIZE BED With head board and Huntress $150 View at 60 Vanda Koad. Spore 1128 loday nly OWNER LEAVING, CHEAP sale. ntlque furniture, refrigerator. tc Genuine buyers please call: *****6 OUNG LIVING SET, wardrobe. Arlana guitar, single double and ursery bed. electric fan. Tel *****55 TEAK DINING table with
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      623 19 a— 29 Beauty Culture An Intarnational Organisation (based in U.S.A.) requires STUDENTS, HOUSEWIVES, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN To b» trained aa Part-tint* Beauticians Free training and Courses will be provided. Potential students would be sent oversea for training. For more details, call: *****6/3 Free Beauty Couraa With Certmcate Class limited to
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      721 19 AMPLIMESH ALUMINIUM GRILLES I ■C'^Jl^bl Ib>>bPJ il Rfll I Haw) [Ml Is Corrosion free Maintenance tree Is difficult for intruder, to cut. bend or break Mm avaiabte are sMJrtf windows, doors and boi awiinf YINSENCO.PTE. LTD. 15 Eunos Avenue 7A. Blk 1084. Singapore 1440 Tel *****86/*****75 CALL SANITARIUS HOME Design
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      853 19 9 00 am I 00 pm (Saturday) TIMES VIDEO offers an everlast- Ing memory on video tapes Live video filming recording for all occasions weddings, birthdays, company functions etc at af fordable rates Call al *****95 *****67/8 for further enquiries 40 Other Services SPRAY PAINTING SERVICE. We provide the following
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      712 19 TYPING SERVICES FOR BUSINESS Correspondence. Resume. Addresses. Stencil. Photostating. Cyclostyllng Call Private Secretarial Services *****73 BOOK-KEEPING. ACCOUNTING a TAX services available at low cost Tel: *****28/ *****16 for Albert BOOK-KEEPING. TAX AND Secretarial Services available Formation of Limited Companies Tel *****55 HAVE PROBLEMS WITH your Book-keeping. Accounts or Taxation We
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      485 19 60 Business Opportunities IMPORT-EXPORT AGENCIES REPRESENTATIONS We are leading importers and Indentors for spices such as cloves, cassia, nutmeg without shell etc etc We can tilso arrange to export cardamom, lea. cashewnuls etc etc and other exportable Items from India and Sri Lanka Now. we are Interested In sole agencies/
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      724 19 ••WANTBD" Far Eaat Aoant for a leading American manufacturer of a full line of agricultural implements and machinery. Irrigation systems, (rain Mnriaja silos and animal feed systems Minimum 10 years experience working r'ar East with knowledge of these products Must already be based In Singapore and willing to sell our
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      538 20 Ijjl^ Q Emptoyment i 06 Situation* Vacant a) ProfMMiomal U KMOCWtITO THE EAST ASIATIC CO. (S) PTE LTD invites apoetcenona for the I position of TRAINEE ACCOUNTANT Appfccenta are eipected to meet the kilning require- i c A Oradiiate In Accountancy fr..m the NUS or a holder of a recognised
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      585 20 ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVES (Investment Advisory Services) Applicants are Invited lor the above openings with our I- m.vi cial Oroup Of CeaßßaaaM »nti International Actiutie.-. P#ff#»r#AC# Will D# QlV+fi lO Caindtdales who are: c University Graduates c Experienced In the Marketing of Commodity Futures Including gold and financial futures c Interested in
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      559 20 SmOAPOsU NUKSINd KOMI requires 1) STATE REGISTERED NURSES 2) STATE ENROLLED NURSES 3) NURSING AIDES Pleese epply personally or write in j with contact number lo: 19. ADAM ROAD SINGAPORE 112* tel: mrm. ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT FOR Property Developer Applicants must be purMilng ACC'A finals, be ablr at as] onvilidaled accounts
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      542 20 Applications are invited from auitably qualified Singapore citizens tor the position of CLERK (Planning A Development) MM a above 20 years QUALIFICATIONS c O.C.E. 'A' level with the pass In Economics c ability to type accurately at 30 to 35 wpm. EXPERIENCE c I year working experience c some knowledge
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      540 20 A MOULD MAKING a PLASTIC INJECTION INDUSTRY IN JURONG hu.s varum-y for the post of: SECRETARY c QCI U' level with good credit in English c Shorthand mi.iimum 80 wpm c Typing minimum 50 wpm c Possess Initiative and ability to work Independently with minimum supervision c Must be polite
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      572 20 GUTHRIE SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (GUTHRIE ENGINEERING) A member of the Multi-Purpose Oroup) Invites applications from young and energetic persons for the post ofJUNIOR CLERK The successful candidate should possess a OCE i level Certificate with a pass in Mathematics. She would be responsible for making and receiving telephone enquiries, scheduling
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      473 20 ISl*.ll't-» Temporary Personnel TOP BANKS '•quira lh# following ptnonntl SECRETARIES TELEX OPERATORS KEYPUNCHERS ACCOUNTS CLERKS TYPISTS TELEPHONE OPERATORS RECEPTIONISTS Please call: *****96 MANPOWER WORLDWIDE SERVICE GROUP START EARNING MORE NOW!! ATTENTION RECEPTIONISTS SECRETARIES ACCOUNTS PERSONNEL ACCOUNTS MACHINE OPERATORS KEYPUNCH OPERATORS TYPISTS TELEX OPERATORS Put your skills lo work immediately it
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      579 20 Food Processing Factory in Ju ong require* 1. DOCUMENTATION CLERK n*MM [x-rmit.-. import export dorunif nlv etc 2. BILLING CLERK c To Breeaai aVaejaMa, up-date stock records, etc 3. ACCOUNTS CLERKS c Minimum (K'K'O' level c Possess LCCI Intermediate Stage Certificate Bookkeeping c At least 1 to 2 years experience
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      517 20 s CHUAN HIANG GROUP OF COMPANIES require* GENERAL CLERKS a Minimum GCE O 1 level c Able to type 40 wpm Write in with full particulars stating salary expected, contact number and non-returnable photograph to GROUP GENERAL MANAGER CHUAN HIANG GROUP OF COMPANIES 109 BUKIT TIMAH ROAD SINGAPORE 0922. Bjße^
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      499 20 A Well EsteMiehed Import and Eiport Company invites applications tor the post of GENERAL CLERK Applicants must be Singapore citi lens mi th the following qualities nons and eiperience c A>(e at tn Mile c kilui -iitinfi Cambridge O p level eerUftcaM or equivalent c Experience At least 3 years
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      1158 21 lii 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An expanding international trading compeny m Orchard Roed requires tot immediate employment: COSTING CLERK (SSM -S700) c 3-5 years' experience In manual inventory costing In medium-sized company c C,<V < I level c Good written and spoken English c Legible handwriting
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      642 21 An Eicluwve Sport* end Recreational Club require* FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS (2vacanrirM c OCI level c Able U> type 35 wpm c Hlea-sant personality c Working experience an advantage Please a^ply with full personal particulars, salary expected, contact phone no. to: S.T. BOX A 9O lOO. No. 1. New Industrial Road
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      568 21 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES ••liable for the poet ol RECEPTIONISTS Pleasant Personality <H'F O' I#vel with Credit In English Ability to converse In English Mandarin perlence GOOD REMUNERATION For Information call *****1 (10 line*) lor Marie et ext 2S c 28 Our feet a .pending tredmg compe- ny ha* immediate vecenciee tor
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      829 21 Wanted Immediately STENO TYPIST by en International Prof**nonal Service Farm located in the Orchard Roedaree. c Singapore Itlzens or permanent residents age below 35 c Oood GCE certificate with credit In English c Previous working experience. c Typing 50 lo 55 wpm Shorthand 80 to 100 wpm Attrectrve *alar» will
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      1092 21 GOID BROKING COMPANY r. .(Hires urnenlly 1) Telex Operator/ Dealer Accurate typing Salary $400 2> Receptionist rum Typist With some experience Ability u> type al 35 wpm Salary around $320 lo $350 Interested applicants plea.se lei *****33 for appointment TYPIST WANTED BY Japanese Engineering company in Jurong Musi understand English,
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      593 21 TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES Chines* Female Clerk Able to type Interested call IWlimallj al 69A. I.nniiiK 1.. Telok Kurau Road. Bright Centre Singapore 1542 from 9am 12 noon TYPISTS RFQUiRtD FOR several Jobs In Shenlon Way. Commonwealth and Jurong Speed must he at least 3S wpm No experience accepted Call. *****96
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      409 21 THE J/WHLKAHIJ. PLATS TO also splendid places to start a M \l^ lifetime's career Our stores have existing vacancies for: FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS 16 years and above j Completed Sec 2 Have a friendly personality Apply at any of our three stores MALE SALES ASSISTANTS I Completed National Service Experience
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      560 21 (MOve STS GROUP OF COMPANIES I has Immediate vacancies for ASSISTANT COORDINATORS (FEMALE) in it* Marketing Department. The successful candidates will assist the Marketing Co-ordlna-tors in tenders and quotation preparations In the selling of high technology electronics equipment and systems Candidates must possess good command of both written and spoken
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      531 21 We have vacancies for the poet of MALE/FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES c Minimum (H'K (> Irvel c Ito 2 years sales experience preferably In I) PKINTINti (iHAI'HIC MATKRIAL. 2) CHEMICAL RAW MATERIAL TO INK. PAINT AND Pt ASTIC INDUSTRIES Age between 22 to 28 c Must possess own transport c Ability
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      580 22 ill Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant 0) MmfrM Indeor Selssmsn and taleaairta a saUr* siarlniK *;(00 and above c Training provided a Annual leave plus other generous benefits c 2shlfls by rotation a For salesmen retired persons can be considered c For salesgirls age should be above 20 Please apply
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      803 22 A CtHMrens Garment Factory FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS ft) bl NtalluiUMi al 1) Yeohan K along 2) Yeohen Thomson lnurrsu-il fcMtlleanU Please apply personally at DELTA HOUSE Unit 404. 4th floor 2 Aleiandra/ Prince Philip Avenue Singapore 0315 TEL: *****94/ *****0* AMERICAN COMPANY requires TOP SALES PERSON (Maie/Femate) c Successful salt"*
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      719 22 lERS ».iMled by rrpuU-1 textiles omputj I'rrfrrably Tamil and V iiKlish siM-uking Indians Apply lIU Dimlc.p Street. Tel *****85. ;urm«s (8 30a m Sp m SALES REPSeSENTATIVE MOST have good contacts with superMten shop Apply 23. Blk 1012. Aljunied Aye 3 Tel *****00. *****42 SHOWROOM SALESGIRLS REOUIRED be company dealing
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      469 22 I eaaP^M A LEADERS IN AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES NEW PLANT invrtw applications f or CYLINDRICAL OR GEAR GRINDERS Minimum NTC 111 with 1-2 yean experience in a similar capacity. PROCESS PLANNERS ITC or Poly Dip. in Mechanical or Production Engineering with at leaf t 2 yean process planning experience in precision
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      420 22 We heve immediate vacancies lor:--1. SKILLED TIG WELDERS c Applicants should have 2■ 3 years tig weldl:.g experience In aluminium c Preference will be given to those who passed the DCA test. 2. WELDERS/ FITTERS c Attended Secondary School education c Minimum 2 years experience In sheet metal fabrication. c
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      487 22 BLASTING PAINTING INSTRUCTORS A well established Company require* suitable applicant* to fill the above post Successful candidate* will < be ottered a minimum of 6 month* contract in Brunei. Qualification*: minimum 10 years experience In the related field. Duties: To train local residents and brief them on all aspects of
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      479 22 ODE A Precision Engineering Company urgently requires JUNIOR MECHANICAL MAFTSMM 2 MACHINISTS (Milling/Turning) 3)Mnch nrrnw Applicants are required to apply in person at: 15 Chin Bee Drive Singapore 2261 (SBS Service 244 199 from Jurong Interchange) V J FITTERS required by expanding Manufacturing Company In Buklt Timah Requlrements:- Minimum 2
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      618 22 r® i STOREKEEPER Required K W* .r. long established small company part of en Interne- ttonal Group. The man we ere Intereeted in I ft must be: W A person of strong per- I m sonallty. ft c About 5 years experience f with Initiative c Able to run his
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      695 22 Company has vacancies tor the lollowing positions 1. ELECTRICAL FOREMEN 2 NOT FOREMEN 3 ELECTRICIANS 4 NOT TECHNICIANS Attractive aalary plus generous Innge benefit* will be giv*n lo sue cesdul candidates Malaysians will also be considered kTJ tn 7. LINK ROAD (OFF QUALITY ROAD) JURONG TOWN. SPORE 2261 Tel: 2*50*50/
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      516 22 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RE QUIRES Fortsßan A«e between B Md 2X At least 3 years experience m sanitary plumbing m»ta nation and must be anir vi !ru. Htmm 'all .c.*****4 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR RE QUIRES I > h 1.-, in. .il Technician with ITB Certificate and driving licence 2) ElectrlcUui I'leave apply
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      266 23 ljl4 Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant 'I g) Production HBatta****^eMsßß|M^Bß|aa HNS SBeleß BBBBeeVeflßgMiMpsßteVMsJeNfl s®*§sia^iH SeJVMeegMeflsWrWeafMejMifl BT'j^iyl^B I c Bft^BßJ*^re^eajajeasejs%haje_BßJ MfsfHl SM ■.!T*"" J ?T^raaaaM B»Ki£Lv^^^^iaal I sßHsasaVasflHßesi I a <= INTERNATIONAL CONTROLS PTE LTD A well established Australian Compeny manufacturing micro processor controls lor household sppha ic»i requires FEMALE PRODUCTION
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      422 23 Production Supervisor (Male] c Secondary education with Mjpervnory experience c Prepared la work on permanent ftiaiw shilt Technicians (Male) c K-i.hnK.ai backcround c Prepared to work on 3 rotating drifts Process Leader (Male) c Sn.niidar\ education c Prepared to work on 2 rotating shifts or per mancnt night shift Operators
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      591 23 enpias Leeding Japanese precision manu lecturing company et Kallang Way requires lor eipeneion: FEMALE Q.C. INSPECTORS c Age between 17 and 24 c 'i. m |i|r inl O' level and able to handle measurnm irislru inrnt FEMALE OPERATORS c Age between 17 and 22. c Able to speak simple English
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      485 23 BBSS FEMALE GENERAL OPERATORS c Above 16 years uld Interested applicants are re-qiit-sU-d tv rail personally al The Personnel Depertment BEN HWA NEW INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 12 Jelen Besut oft Jalan Terusan Singapore 23*1 Tel: 2****** We invite applications for: QUALITY CONTROLLERS Requirements: c Minimum Primary 6 education c Preferably
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      367 23 Applicants are invited for the following positions in our shipyard. SAFETY OFFICERS Registered safety officers or Degree or Diploma holders in any disciplines acceptable for registration as safety officers. Completed full-time NS. Age below 35 years. GENERAL CLERK GCE O' Certificate Holders I Previous working experience preferred Typing speed 40
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      368 23 A shipping company requires the following DELIVERY CLERK i Minimum Secondary 2. Must have completed full time N.S. Preferably to possess class 3 driving II- cence. STORE ASSISTANT Must have completed secondary education, i i Have related experience In receiving and lssuslng stock control and documentations of hardware at site
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      427 23 mdixo polo ■SiN« A O E Immediately Requires FRONT OFFICE CASHIER Starting salary: SS7O. confirmed SSMp.m c A smart, pleasant and friendly disposition c Experience In the Front Office Cashier duties c A thorough knowledge in handling a NCR 2251/ 42 machines c Willing lo do shift duties c Preference
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      468 23 SOUTH ASIA OIECASTING FACTORY (S) PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for the following posts: ACCOUNTS CLERKS c Able to keep a full set of Accounts Books Independently and able to work under pressure c Knowledge of Manufacturing Costing but not essential c Minimum 210 3 years experience. c LCCI Book-keeping
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      609 23 miNQ COUKT HCTCI. j Urgently requires 1) Night Auditor (Mate) Completed full-time NS Preferably 2 years exJ perlence In Front Office procedure Knowledge of NCR 42 or 2251 Cash Register Ma chine an advantage Starting salary not leu than $572.00 i 2) Houseman 008.00 S) Pool Attendant $2Sf 00 4)
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      640 23 M ft CAIRNHILL HOTEL PTE LTD LOUNGE WAITRESSES c Secondary education a Minimum 2 years experience a s.iUryMol) per month COFFEE HOUSE WAITRESSES/ WAITERS c Salary $400 per month HOUSEMEN c Salary $286 per month KITCHEN HELPERS c Salary $328 per month Note: Non-citi/ens will also be considered Applicants who
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      452 24 |jjl| I Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SAM'S HOAGIES (S) PTE LTD Fa*t food invite* application* for A) MANAGEMENT TRAINEES 11-eilliilel B) CASHIERS iKemale) C) CREW I Male/ Female) For Poat (A): Al least 2 years experience In food and 1 heverage outlet For Post* (B)/(C): Training will
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      488 24 //mm so«v\ SECURITY PHITO SUPERVISORS I HOUSE DETECTIVES lor Orchard Road area. Quolrticetiom: c GCE O' level, c Ao* 22 -40 y»or« c Experience o*> advantage but not euentiel. On-rne-|ob framing wiM b« given. Salary comwnaurotrs with experience. Maa» tot at 22-t South Corral Rood T*i-9M5467 *****94 from 9om. to
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      497 24 SHEARES INVESTIGATION SECURITY SERVICES 462 A SERANGOON ROAD SINGAPORE 0(21 taaßjare* PATROL OFFICERS/ TRAINEES Requirements. Must poaaaaa valid qualified ClaM drtvtfaf lleenee and c»» n ,i motorefctc or teoom Hi' honest, hardworking and ,il>|p lo control a group of Seriinty DcTIOfUMI n.i paper gu.iiihcutn'iix required hut must be able to
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      472 24 SHEARES INVESTIGATION ft SECURITY SERVICES 462 A SERANGOON ROAD SINGAPORE o*2l SECURITY GUARDS (Male/Female) We offer the following shifts: a 7am to 3pm I 3pm u> llpm llpm U>7a.m 12-hour rotating shift spm lo llpm. 7p.m. to 7a.m. Office Hours only Hp tv tv Ha in Vacancies available in Bendemaer
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      552 24 A Beverage Company require* urgently DELIVERY DRIVERS For immediate employment Qualification*:- Possess clean driving licence class 3 Kxperlence as delivery to stores and supermarkets. Read and write English Good Salaries and Incentives Ring us up Immediately al: 2****** Or come personally to: G2, OCX Industrial Building Kampong Am pa I
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      560 24 MOUNT ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTRE has vacancies for A) RECEPTIONIST CUM CASHIER Pleasant personality Able to speak English Mandarin Working hours 11 am I to 7 pm. B) EXPERIENCED MASSEUSES/ MASSEUR Interested applicants, please call personally lo •a* Corinne between 1 pm 7 pm. JOHN WILEY SONS (S.E.A.) PTE. LTD. on
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      634 24 DRIVER/ DESPATCH CLERK (Male) required c Driving licence (('lass 3) Motorbike licence c Pleasant and presentable Able lo speak English Willing to work overtime Below 30 years of age Competitive salary and I benefits mt*re*t*d applicants, plea** call *****59 (CATHERINE) for an appointment. Established Pharmacy has immediate vacancies for CLERICAL
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      485 24 REOUIRFD URGENTLY By a alock broker* firm OFFICE BOYS/ DISPATCH CLERKS c start ing salar) $280 p m Ait-active bonus and other fringe benefits Applicants must have completed N S Interview at: 35/36. PHILLIP STREET. 2ND FLOOR. LEONG CHUAN BLDG. SINGAPORE 0104. I SPRING SEASON GRILL/COFFEE HOUSE requires 1. WAITRESSES
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      959 24 SHIPPING AGENCY EXPERIENCED PERSONAL DRIVER Understand and speak simple English s With clean driving record Please write with full parti, v l.irs SBjajfj expected lo THE PERSONNEL 4 ADMIN MANAGER MAXWELL ROAD PO BOX 1436 SINGAPORE 902* Opportunities ol a new career LADY MASSEUSES Good salary plus generous com mission
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      1022 24 CLINIC NURSES REQUIRED In .111 roriK I'le.ise renjj vutM (wrson.il particular*: and contact teie■hon* number to s t Box AMIKW. I Ne» lmliislri.il Road B*pon i'.tf>.i CLINIC REQUIRES FEMALE llni. Assist.uit Cantoncac -ssrntui Pleaa* write. st.itm k ■poken and telephone contact number to 4>*l Deviant Road Stagapon ll.fHor i .ill
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      549 25 1^ D Em P to y ment I 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous TRANSPORT COMPANY REOUIRES Lorry Attendant.- Interested I 14M210 ipp WANTED CLASS i Clnnese DelU er> men s.il.ii > VW p in Able U> j in| Ni>a<l. junc- i •UK I WANTED FEMALE CASHIERS. i Waitreaaea, arpark Attendants.
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      757 25 TRANSPORT COMPANY REOUIRES lieneral LaßONTtfl immediately IntercaUd fl HMII *****33 Mr URGENTLY REQUIRED 1 t xl>t-ri enred Hydraulic Crane driver tteaact (Kato li loaa) lath h.ir-i WANTED A DESPATCH RIDER Must hold a class 2 licence Interested please call (or an tntanrtawto MissNg WANTED EXPERIENCED FREELANCE hairstylist and shampoo Kirls
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      1539 25 Now the tough get even tougher. FrceTuff-Kote M !V, treatment on Hi-Lux pickups! t# a^ TOYOTA^W HI-LUX Ibugh,comibrtable,willing. \uuuuu^^^L^a\\^a\\\\\\\\\\^^ H aaft SMI aataA. Wa\rQ^a\W^&*^ H saraiaaaaaa "IsM P^^«~^^^ *^H LWB Diesel $11,990 nett Test drive tod-ay! TOYOTA BORNEO MOTORS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES DIVISION TEL 469 3256/469 0575 AUUNIED ROAD TEL 440
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      958 25 I Immaculate condition Caaaett* SU.IM natOllabl* 1.-I *****63/ '.UHH.Ml.iang 1979 MAZDA 929 L Auto hardtop. IlIKh peiwer raeliei easse-tti-Excellent condition $22.0001,11 c. I Telephone *****72/3. */73 MAZDA I*oo Aircond. new paintwork Ta» s/8-j i condition Non parf $4.:toi) negotiable (*****38) 1*72 MAZDA I*oo c' c- Nem-PARF. aircond. metallic paint $:t.HOO
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      1024 25 cnu Mtnt uuli .-siiiMTsrim i-mbi 01. X 5-eiex.r Tuff-aolc aircond se tte- sports mils tyres 983:102 nov 197* sigma 1 ia c in,- privau em-tier *uti aireand s(n,rts runs, accessories In lip te>p condition 1. -I .WHH.S.V>|{e.t.e-rt OCTOBER 19*0 EP PLATE I ..tin .-r SI. ..-speed, aire-.md nisi prOOl erne
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      716 25 I) Others LEONG HUAT SOON VEHICLES PTE LTD Plol F. Fringe Carpark. Kampong Java. Tel: *****35/ *****50 19*1 llenida Civic 1300 5-door eire-e>nd 19*0 Ce)|t Supershlft 1400. (iI.X. 5-door. aircond. sports runs 1*79 Daihatsu Charade 1000. 5-speed. aircond cult I.ancer 1400. SL. aircond Q' Plate Ford Cortina 1600 Statlonwagon. aircond
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      966 25 1975 A JSTIN MX 111 1300 C c j „*n. rs PARK $7.M00 Jalan Toa Pa.. .t. Caltex MaUoa 19*1. J«N. PORSCHE Ml I BC Don* 13.000 <m Accident free A.sknm $I!?jO0 Tel *****18 27:«4»0 m) Commercial Vehicles If** PUB Tenders are invited for tlie sale nt the following I*7l/72
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      707 25 1979 SUZUKI SCRAMBLER TSI2S $*'«> l< V'.lll I H«(l I Norma rerraet Btngmpore IS4.S K)(»-r.i Batata iSJMpn 19*0. OP 100 VM) 198 U. IB 125N %MU 197 V Hliail $2VJ le/70 C7O I I £****** 19. Upper Weld Keiad 19*1 MAY VESPA IMSOX One owner As new Accident Free I
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      768 25 SIANG HOCK CORPORATION requires an) private c nmpany. ien i.ii vrhi. ies I- xi nange fDUbta < ont* t *****88. 900 I 111 te.KOOpm URGENTLY REQUIRED A good ar fre.m 1978 emwards Oompawy Of private registration I eonatderad Pleaae ring *****77 Mr Ke.ti WANTED 1000. SOOO scrap of any k.»kl
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      603 26 A] E AccommoiUtton A Properties i l pCaaST^CSHi CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED A one-stop centre for sale ana leasing. Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. Luxurious i condominium igtf style living ftamng AppcowH No DC 4r9' 7011 80. WmT 1/^.i dshew Park Condominium f^j^ 1 Mjai from mcumbr*nc« on
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      660 26 1 NZ.PAXMCiraVItaK Luxurious Condominium Apartments H ■H (Opposite Metro Departmental Store) I ~~^^Yf B^aß UK $S Elegantly designed I jjffl Posh locality H SB Easy access to from City Airport fl I* Private Swimming Wading Pool fl Children's Playground fl H Barbecue Pit H H Tropical Garden H H 24-hour
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      412 26 LUXURIOUS DETACHED BUNGALOW In Katong. Kully furnished. 4 bedrooms, servant's room, alrcondltloners. television. Available Immediately. Please ring: *****2/9 3045 ST. MKHAEL'S ESTATE Doublestorey terrace, 3 bedrooms, separate living and dining. Large kitchen. New paint, fully furnished. $1,700. Foremost Properties: *****21 AVAILABLE HOUSES/ APARTMENTS In various residential districts. Please consult Prompt
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      960 26 B^No Restriction To Foreigners! "'"■wflai- 14 units spacious 2-storey Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Pnvote covered carpark Woding pool Tight security system Housing Loan Available OWNER and DEVELOPER XX BRILLIANT DEVELOPMENT CO. (PTE) LTD. UNION BLDG, 37, JALAN PEMIMPIN, OFF UPPER THOMSON RD, SPORE 2057
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      1260 26 Warehousing, containerised A cargo? W MATCH THESE FEATURES! New generation facilities am^ms *14 store y s 100,TXX) sq. metres S SI ttm 2 container hoists, 14 high speed j S r: 1 Central location (River Valley Rd, n JB[ j*s -Tt<jfipP^ Containers unstuffed on your floor t^^Btf^9KKL^ Competitive rentals SINGAPORE
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      876 27 Accommodation A MU r Propfttai 1 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats DIST 10. BALMORAL TOWERS 1 entral > «elual»e .1 iino sq ft ParUaU] furnished Executive apartment 4 bed rooms servant*! spin level sil Ing rarlmmlng p<x>l tennis court Available Immediately Interested please call Kmar MeaW) ***** M EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT
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      920 27 I DIST 11 TOWNHOUSE. QUIET iiiv rurnlabed. sin on 1 bedrooms etc $3,400 p.m Enquine* .11 then Aanc- -Slll.M .UK-lnt* DIST 7. NEAR MERLIN Plata studio apartment, beautiful!] furnished, facing. tea snort term also roiisklerecl lI.BM Call DIST 9. CHEN YUAN Apartment beauUfullj furnished 4-bed-reOfJstd apartment large llvniK dining, marble
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      847 27 DIST n JALAN UJI llngl ir 1 2 balhroonu 1 attached Unfurnulx let 7 pin FOREIGNERS/ STUDENT SWELCOME English apeakmi big, ■U lei In. me ISM n>' meals l.iuii.lry s.rv.mt BOM FURNISHED ROOM FOR single Kr male foreign students Qood environment uid racUlUei ContACt Mrs CnOO *****56 FURNISHED AIRCOND ROOM
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      665 27 JAPANESE TOP EXECUTIVE re qulrei high floor flat in Wt it Coasl Chatsworlh ..urt Ku lura 1 in ky rowers, etc in dM ft and 111 MOM AMERICAN COUPLE REQUIRES Furnished apartment studio apartment in dM i H Ownen pbejeecall MtNH MSOM APARTMENTS WANTEO IN (lists I 10. 11 by
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      790 27 OIST 10 1 ilngte More) bungalows an im»«i s<i it Presently tenanted $1 8 million. DIST. IS ELITE PARK 2 I I st.irey :i split -level lerrai c <<Mldlll.il $430,000 DIST 19 BRIGHTON CRESCENT well maintained BtngM Morn bungalow, iMKaaji $800,000 Prices ere negotiable Ring MaylwM Real Estate Tel: 4473*t8
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      851 27 DIST. 10. OFF SIXTH Avenue. double store) terrace: I nm aq ft 3 bedroomi servants mosaic parquet, freehold $440.iki0 Chelsea Homes *****19 ***** DIST 2s SELETAR HILLS douhlestorei semi detached 1.200 sq ft M hedroonis sacanl possession *11 •<«>> ono ADMF.K 28OutiO5 MBBM DIST 20. YEW LIAN Park double- I
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      918 27 DISTRICT 15 A bieck ..1 mills walk up ap.irl menu wnii balcon} Bach unll 3 bedrooms spacious living din HiK room Terrazzo flooring Built-in area 1 41 m so ft Selling $1 2 million negotiable CALL: *****56 LAY REALTY COMPANY DIST 10 LUXURIOUS HIGHRISE APARTMENT at prime residential area vutli
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      966 27 ACE OFFERS: WoodsvUM I ..urt walk up apartment llvtni dinuiK halls I hedrooms tervs it s $320,000 <> n 0 Call WISH BRAND NEW 3-STOREY li.tn louse located in posh s| fl 4 hedrooms. ready in I months time Price $770,000 ono *****50 CHAI CHEE HOB n roomed beautiful seavie*
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      835 27 2 4-ROOMED FLATS at Toa Payoh. renovated and furnished $125.(100 Not renovated $***** Call 4.(9201 3-ROOMED HDB IMPROVED Type Near Market for sale at toaPajrOh Interested please tel *****51 3 ROOM NEW GENERATION Mil at Bedok for quick sale Centrally located $65,000 negotiable *****13 3-ROOMED IMPROVED flat .it I'ua Payoh
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      744 27 BRUNEIHAN BUSINESSMAN UB gently requln preferabl] ai Hollan I 1 hoauon areas for pui rental Principals, call HOUSES IN BUKIT nniah K.. long Hedok. roh ruci Estate wanted b) immediate buyers Hudget $400 000 to $1 million Cull Chaaben :*.***** SERANGOON GARDEN/ Betel ,r Hill semi -detached and buniia lewi
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      502 28 .aaa. AIMj4WTMIMMHItKrfI Of 92 WarthoutM Vacant/ Wanted AVAILABLE A WAREHOUSE JURONG VICINITY Independently sited with existing warehousing facilities for leasing Area 20.000 sqft (covered). 20,000 sq ft.(open). Existing Facilities: Personnel Korklirt for loading and unloading Strapping Machine, table saw for packing purp' 24-hour Security. Telephone and Telex Machine. FOR FURTHER
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      652 28 MERLIN PLAZA. 1000 sq fl 15th door fining sea $1,290 psf 750 sqft tsih floor taclna Beach Koud $1220 psf Both offices are ,ik.til.iiilr immediately with vacant possession Fully carpeted and partitioned Please lele(iH.iih- o* hit direct *****58 GOLDEN MILE SHOPPING Onlrr •Mil BXBM available, selling vacant possession 204 sq
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      921 28 Ofhca Spaca tor Ranl/Sata High'whole floor. Orchard Tower front block 7330sqft. CaM 2B»17O7 a Peninsula Shopping Centre 600 sqft UMpil a International Plaza 1.200 sq ft U SO pal. a Katong Shopping Centre 1.200 sq ft Beautifully renovated, partitioned. $3 M pal Please call FOURSOME HOLDINGS 734M8*/ 7M4SSS PRESTIGIOUS OFFICE
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      921 28 BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offrrs I.KN Building. Cecil Street 1.140 sqft und 1.813 sqft $650 psf Details: *****33 DIST. 7.500 TO 550 sq ft Carpeled. partitioned $770 to $1,600 1 year contract Call *****16/ 7 No agents golohili PLAZA private partitioned office space. $1,100 (furnished) suitable for boss and secretary Call
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      537 28 DIST. 071 f. PARKLANE SHOPPING Mall, shop space 310 sq.ft currently tenanted $800 p.s.f J K Housing Associates *****68/9 GOLDEN SULTAN PLAZA: New shop space on 4th floor Area 1,079 sq.ft It 3.902 sq ft at $700/--psf Tel Orrrnacres *****88 LUCKY PLAZA. i.ROUNDFLOOR Unit with 3-side v. indow display near
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      615 28 Shop tpaca for rantal at: BVLANOS BUILDING MIODL E ROAD 370 sq ft TEL: 25*3216 Strictly no aoanta. ENO CMEONG TOWER, North BrMaa Koad. outside CBD 472 sq ft showroom cum shop space available with carpet/ partition and wallpaper Please enquire at. *****77 No brokers PENINSULA PLAZA PRIME Location at
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      972 28 H I 4 k j I I Wfe^^^| m\ _la\\H I I 76e&e4t76e>ie'74 exciting destinations with two top-selling American tours. w k. POPULAR WEST 16 days from $3750 wk^4 BEST OF USA 21 days from $4850 JPB^V* Lost Sea Chattanooga Ruby Falls -••^A^ x^ nc& aq^ Incline Railway Disney World
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      365 29 Cape Horn impresses ON THE TRACK with FAIRWAY IPOH, Tues. Gizmo, who impressed in his debut at Penang in December, was this morning trotted on the polo ground, then sent over 600m to clock 36sec.He was pulling double all the way. The going was good
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      461 29  - When 'broken' money comes in handy EPSOM JEEP By THE Penang Turf Club had to pay out an I extra $24,099 to make up a $5 place dividend on odds-on favourite Classic Connection in i Race 1 at Penang last Sunday! Worked out to the nearest cent. Classic Connection's place
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      1315 29  -  FAIRWAY By IPOH. Tues. Home record of newcomers entered for the Perak Turf Club FebruaryMarch meeting: Bawacar, a three year-old chestnut English filly by Gallo Gallante Judy Barton, scored over I.ooom at Cartter- I ick in in 1:1.9 and over 1.200 m at Haydock in 1:17.94. both in
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      359 29 >t Q Travel Guide Bali Tour Japanese speaking guides Special Departures: March 12, 19 &26 April 09 &30 Dally Departures also available: English Japanese speaking guides Only SsBs9 upwards Tel: *****24 for Miss Jennifer Yeo O NEWPORT g TRAVEL < 901 Tong Building. Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 for further enquiries
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      469 29 KIM TRAVEL SERVICE PTE. LTD.. G-3M. MERLIN PLAZA TEL: 293*042. 293*043. 293*044 293*045. 7S3WM7 BUSINESS HOURS MON TO SAT •.00 A.M. •.00 P.M. SIGHTSEEING SPORE 1 DAY DAILY $15. (A/C) TAIWAN/HONGKONG/BKK BDA YS $IT7». 1 1 DA YS J1999 DEP EVERY MONDAY MANILA/BAGUIO/TAGAVTAV 6 DAYS SI 136 DEP. EVERY SATURDAY
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      736 29 General Courses ENGLISH at all levels ELEMENTARY BRITISH INTERMEDIATE COUNCIL •ADVANCED Full Time or Part Time Special Courses in ENGLISH FOR ENGLISH SECRETARIES at ENGLISH FOR TH c BUSINESS RRITISH REPORT-WRITING mi ,wrii AND BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE Cambridge University Examination Courses ENGLISH •O' LEVEL ENGLISH at 'A' LEVEL ENGLISH THE FIRST
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      Straight fight for Mavis and Phi-lan
      407 30  - Straight fight for Mavis and Phi-lan HAKIK AT RAI By BUT FOUR-CORNERED BATTLE FOR SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARD IT will be a straight fight between swimmer Mavis Ec and national tennis champion Lim Phi-lan for the annual Sportswoman of the Year Award. But it will be a four-cornered battle
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      320 30 BIRMINGHAM, Tues. English soccer plans a £5 million ($19.45 million) advertising campaign aimed at the game's seven and a half million armchair viewers. The "stay at home" supporters who respond to next season's "come and see us" call will have an opportunity
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      Queens' crown is within I Luyong's reach
      273 30  - Queens' crown is within I Luyong's reach WILFRED YEO By FOR Thailand's Luyong Kunarkson, who makes two or three trips to Singapore each year to take part in bowling competitions, the Queens' championships at the Kirn Seng Bowl could be one of her most fruitful endeavours. To be sure, Luyong
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        Boxer fined
        34 30 BOXING: Thai boxer Kiat sayarm Jokker was fined US$3OO ($336) for being "insincere" in his 10-rouna welterweight non-title match with a South Korean opponent in Seoul, the Korean Boxing Association announced today.
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        Big test
        30 30 Puerto Rico's Carlos De Leon will defend his World Boxing Council cruiserweight crown for the first time when he faces American Indian Marvin Camel in Atlantic City tomorrow.
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        Favourites
        42 30 BASKETBALL: China beat Malaysia 106-74 after leading 52-32 at half-time, and look likely to retain their title in the Crown Prince Cup tournament in Bangkok. Other results: China 105 Thailand B 75, China 81 Toshiba 71. Japan 69 Thailand B 57.
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        Asean Cup
        36 30 CYCLING: The Malaysian Cycling Federation will soon send out invitations to Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand to take part in the Asean Cup championships in Kuala Lumpur from May 28 until June 2.
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        Libel action
        40 30 RUGBY UNION: Former Welsh captain John "JPR" Williams took a British newspaper, the Daily Telegraph, to Court in London, alleging that it had libelled him by saying that he broke amateur rules in accepting money for his autobiography.
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        Warning
        35 30 England's Rugby Union team are to get a verbal dressing down and a written warning about their future behaviour following incidents in a Paris hotel after the Five-Na-tions' championship match against France last Saturday.
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        New coach
        26 30 SOCCER: Brazilian Julio Mazzei was named coach of the New York Cosmos soccer team replacing West German Hermes Weisweiler, who was dismissed last week
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        Invitations
        34 30 SOFTBALL: Invitations for the fifth world women's championships, to be held in Taipei from July 2-11, were delivered to Don Porter, secretarygeneral of the International Softball Federation, it was announced in Oklahoma City.
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        Second gold
        28 30 SKI-ING: Berit Aunli, of Norway, won the women's five kilometres cross-country run to collect her second gold medal in the world Nordic ski championship in Oslo.
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        Dianne out
        32 30 TENNIS: Australian tennis player Dianne Fromholtz, whose right arm was injured when her car was struck by a hit-and-run driver, has withdrawn from a US$l5O,OOO ($318,000) tournament in Oakland. California.
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        40 30 France's Yannick Noah, 21, with 262 points has moved to third spot in the Grand Prix tennis standings after his upset victory over Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl in the final of the men's tournament in Palm Springs, California. Agencies.
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      SQUASH EXHIBITION STILL IN LIMBO
      94 30 LAST-MINUTE efforts to find a sponsor yesterday for a squash exhibition match between Sweden's Fredrik Jonsson and England's Martin Bodimeade, and Singapore's Peter Hill and Stewart Mallard, have been unsuccessful, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. Jonsson was scheduled to leave Singapore late last night, but Bodimeade and
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      Abandoned
      27 30 THE match between Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and Misukoshi Silver n was abandoned with the bankers leading 3-0 in the inter-club men's grade C tennis tournament.
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      Sports bodies plan training scheme for local athletes
      194 30 LOCAL athletes can look forward to a more effective coaching programme when the Singapore Sports Council and the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association meet tomorrow to draft out a training scheme, in particular, for the 1983 Southeast Asia Games, reports HAKIKAT RAI The
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      134 30 VIRGINIA RALLIES TO TRIUMPH OAKLAND, Tues. Rumania's Virginia Ruzici, after losing five straight games to HillieJean King, took the next seven and won 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 in the opening round of the USSGO,OOO ($318,000) Avon tennis championships yesterday. Other results: Andrea Jaeger bt Barbara Jordan 6-0, 6-1. Wendv Turnbull bt
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      33 30 BADMINTON Schools' national under-14 and under-17 tournaments (various venues). BOWLING Queen's tourney (Kim Seng Bowl. 10). SOCCER Schools' national under-20 tourney (various venues). sqrAKH Inter-ministry Division One and mixed team finals (Kallang, 4.30).
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      SEEDINGS
      72 31 MEN: 1 Morten Frost (Den), 2 Prakssh Padukone (India), 3 Loan Jin (China), 4 IJem Swie King (Indo), S Han Jian (China), 6 Chen Chanjie (China), 7 Hadlyanto (Indo), 8 Chen Tianlong (China). WOMEN: 1 Zhang Ailing (China), 2 Lene Koppen (Den), 3 I J Ling Wei (China), 4
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      Lock icon Liem only No. 4
      212 31 DENMARK'S FROST TOP-SEEDED FOR ALL-ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS LONDON, Tues. Titleholder Liem Swie King, of Indonesia, has been surprisingly downgraded to fourth seed for the men's singles at the All-England badminton championships here next month. Denmark's Morten Frost, the only European among the seedings, takes top billing ahead
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      Ministry surprises in nomination call
      230 31  -  By JOE DORAI THE Ministry of Social Affairs has called for nominations from National Football League clubs to select six representatives for the Football Association of Singapore Council. The Ministry, in a letter to the 30 NFL clubs, who are founder members of the re-constituted
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      needed against dishonest clubs
      259 31  -  PETER SIOW COMMENT. By DISHONESTY' In sports especially soccer seems very much like cancer now. And, Jost like the dreadful disease, an effective core has yet to surface. Even more alarming, soccer clubs appear to be immune to the regular dosage of adverse Press publicity given
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      SHA U-20 tourney set for intriguing tussle
      258 31 SHA U-20 tourney set for intriguing tussle DEFENDING champions Armed Forces take on Ceylon Sports Club in what promises to be an intriguing tussle on Friday (570), when the Singapore Hockey Association Under-20 tournament for the prestigious E. W. Barker Trophy at Balestier Road opens, reports R. MANORAJ. CSC should
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      BAS happy with Prince Cup training
      207 31 THE Basketball Association of Singapore are pleased with the national team's preparation for the Prince Cup competition in Bangkok in May despite irregular attendance at training sessions, reports PETER SIOW. The sessions at Bartley Road have never had a 100 per cent attendance. Explains
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      Lock icon Litjens quits
      43 31 THE HAGUE, Tues. Star Dutch player Paul Litjens has decided to retire from international hockey. Litjens, 34, a penalty-corner specialist who made his debut in 1970, played a record number of 177 internationals and scored a world record 267 goals. Reuter.
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      Indians look for tune-up matches
      158 31  -  R. MANOR A J By INDIA'S Junior World Cup squad have asked the Singapore Hockey Association for friendly matches on their way to take part in the international tournament in Kuala Lumpur in August. The Indians want two or three matches to tune-up before their
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      Sundram puts end to Tiong Bahru's plans
      360 31 COM. SCHOOLS 5 TIONG BAHRU 0 STRIKER Sundram Moorthy scored twice to help favourites Combined Schools thrash Tiong Bahru 5-0 for a place in the semi-finals of the national under-19 soccer tournament at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, reports JOE DORAI. It
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      St. Andrew's in draw
      71 31 ST. ANDREW'S and Tun Sen Lanang drew 4-4 in a National Schools' East Zone Under-17 soccer match at Mountbatten Road yesterday. Other results U-14: St. Patrick's 8 St. Andrew's 0, Temasek 1 Chai Chee 6. Kaki Bukit 4 Bedok South 1, Tun Seri Lanang 2. Telok
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      Polygram go down 3-2
      33 31 SINGAPORE Electrical Steel Services beat Polygram 3-2 to enter the third-round of the Staminade Cup soccer tournament at Jurong Stadium yesterday. Other result: ICIRC 2 Pacific Precision Casting 0.
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      New Town champions
      46 31 NEW TOWN Secondary captured the West Zone C boys' badminton title yesterday when they whipped Yuan Ching 54 at Queensway. Clementi Town defeated Tanglin Technical 4-1 in another final-round League match to take third placing. Other result: Queenstown Technical 3 Queensway Secondary 2.
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      Christina, Gillian add colour to SSC meet
      361 31 FOUR records were set on the first day of the Singapore Swimming Club's double-age group meet at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. But surely there was little to beat the feats of two young girls, Christina Tham, who erased her year-old record of 1 mm
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      109 31 MADAM LEE YUET HO AGE: 61 YEARS called horn* peacefully to be with the Lord on Feb. 22, IM2. leaving behind: SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Edward Cheong Wong Kirn Ping Simon Cheong Edith Leo Sam Cheong Grace Chong Cheong Chak Kwong Chla Swee Kit Robin Cheong June Lim Felix Cheong DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW
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      IN LOVING MEMORY
      61 31 of our clearest mum and dad MR A MRS LOH ENG HIOK CALLED HOME TO THE LORD: 24TH FEB 1970 Twelve years have passed since you both fell asleep but sweet memories of your love and sacrifices still linger in our hearts. TILL WE MEET AT JESUS'
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      141 Deaths
      155 31 Jimmy Chan Joon Piak Aged 61 Pan»d away peacefully on 23 2 82 leaving behind Wil* •Catherine, son Richard and daughter* Elsie and Loretta. Cortege will leave Sin Min Funeral Partour, Blk. 37, Sin Min Drive en 25 2 82 at 10.00am for a service before cremation at
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      143 Acknowledgements
      58 31 The Family ol the Late MR HO SENG HENG wish to express their heartfelt thanks to relative*, friends business associates, staff Of ward 34, TTSH, and members of Singapore Loh Kang Ho Clan Association and Singapore Hui Hwa Pugilistic Art Association for their kind attendence. wreaths, massages of
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      The Family of the late
      85 31 HENG CHIN LOI Departed 20-2-82 Wish to express our deepest gratitude to relatives and friends for their attendance, condolences, donations and kind assistance during our recent berea\(fment. T Special thanks to lh» Rev H»ng Rev Phee and Members of Sambawang BP Church. The family of
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      144 In Memonam IN LOVING MEMORY
      90 31 144 In Memonam IN LOVING MEMORY Agents LIEM KHE LIANG Departed: 24.2.77 Thoughts of you bring tears. Because we miss you badly The world would be like heaven. Just to have you back again. SADLY MISSED BY: WIFE. SONS, DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW. In loving mamory of MDM. ONG AH HENG
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      In loving memory of
      20 31 MOM LEEENGNCO O«p«rt*d on 6-3-«1 (Lunar C«l«nd*r: 1*1 ol 2nd MOON) f •m«mb«r»d by lov»d on**.
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      IN LOVING MEMORY OK
      18 31 FRANCIS PNG HONG CHIANG Departed 24 2 81 Sadly misM-d by family and Krlends
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    129 32 PRESIDENT Devan Nalr trying the pulley weights equipment in the health club of the police Junior Officers' Mess in Ladyhill Road yesterday. His visit there was part of a two-day familiarisation tour of the police force and Its establishments. The tour started on Monday. During his
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    329 32 PROPOSALS FOR TOUGH NEW STRATEGY BRUSSELS, Tuesday EUROPEAN Economic Community governments agreed yesterday to keep pressing Japan to import more European goods and ordered a study of the role of the yen in Japan's huge trade surplus. A meeting of EEC foreign ministers here
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    134 32 WEST BERLIN, Tues. West Berlin's city government decided yesterday to introduce obligatory community service work for hundreds of foreigners, mainly Asians, who have applied here' for political asylum. Social Affairs Senator, Ulf Fink, said the programme, which will feature street cleaning and forestry
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    Lock icon Hideout found
    42 32 MILAN, Tues. Police have found a Red Brigades' hideout here that apparently was used during the 42-day kidnap of US Brig-Gen James Dozier, authorities revealed today. Police lived secretly in the apartment for 23 days, but nobody turned up. UPI.
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    33 32 NEW YORK. Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 1.99 points to 809.27 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Lock icon Asean move to win over Hanoi
    286 32 Asean move to win over Hanoi JAKARTA, Tues. Asean countries are discussing a new initiative to woo Vietnam away from Soviet influence and pave the way to a solution of the Cambodian problem, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. The plan would be made public after consultations among Asean
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    Lock icon MIA mission in Hanoi to trace fate of 2,500
    454 32 MIA mission in Hanoi to trace fate of 2,500 HANOI, Tuesday A HIGH-POWERED US delegation arrived here today saying they have only one task in mind resolution of the fate of some 2,500 Americans still missing in action (MIA) in Indochina. The American team landed smiling and optimistic despite Vietnamese
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    Late Classifieds DEATH
    35 32 Late Classifieds DEATH MR P.T. MOORTMY of Telecoms, j Muar. passed away suddenly on 23/2/82 Leaving behind loving wife, children, brothers, sisters and relatives Funeral at No 16 .1.i1.m MaJldl. Muar on 24/2/82 at 2pm
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    394 32 NAIROBI, Tuesday HEAVY fighting broke out in the Ugandan capital of Kampala early today when a group of some 300 heavily-armed anti-gov-ernment guerillas slipped into the city to attack its main army barracks, a senior Ugandan government official said. The official, contacted by telephone from Nairobi,
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    280 32 Iran cuts further US$2 off oil prices LONDON, Tues. Iran has sliced US$2 (554.24) a barrel off its oil prices as Opec countries try to arrange emergency talks on the threat caused by a global glut, oil industry sources said today. It was Iran's third price cut this month and
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      231 32 BUSINESS TIMES Slngaport*! f iranetal Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The Lim family of Malaysia's Genting Highlands will manage and operate Queensland's first casino in Townsville. FLORENCE CHONG reports from Sydney that a decision on another casino licence has been delayed as mud-slinging continues unabated. Another financial institution has come up with
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      109 32 UP TO 1 p.m TODAY: Showers in a few areas noon onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. Tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.21 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. Amsterdam -3 8C Clear Athens 611 C Cloudy Bangkok 27 32 C Gear Beirut 7 16 C Clear BelKrade
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      Winning smiles
      1284 1  -  DANA LAM By MANY of our attitudes date back to early childhood. It was with this thought in mind that Hie Straits Times and Unicef decided to organise a Disabled Competition to mark the close of the International Year of the Disabled. The entrants had to take a
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      Other prize winners
      655 1 Other prize winners Above-12 Section Serene Chew of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus; 2nd-prlze winner Lan Loh Stag •f Raffles Girls' Secondary School; 3rd-prlw winner Under-12 Section Audrey Wong Su Hslen of the Convent of the Lady •f Good Conn.se I; Znd-prlM winner Karen Tan Pel Pel of
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      New series on FBI
      495 2 TODAY'S FBI (Wed, Ch 5, 8.45 p.m.): An unstoppable team of three crack policemen and one policewoman battle with the underworld. Mike Connors of Mannix fame is Ben Slater, the leader, assisted by volunteers Al Gordean (Richard Hill), Dwayne Thompson (Charles Brown), Nick Frazier (Joseph Cali)
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        ON ROCK AND BARK
        752 3 THIS evhibition is divided into four categories rock painting (photographs), bark paintings of the Australian North, ground paintings from Central Australia and contemporary water-colour paintings. At first glance, the traditional paintings seem like modern abstract paintings reminiscent, at times, of the paintings of Klee. The difference
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        20 plays and 35 short stories later...
        507 3  - 20 plays and 35 short stories later KANNAN CHANDRAN By BACK in 1963, Pon Sundararraju wrote a stage drama for his school's Pongol festival a comedy about the antics of a servant and played the lead. But his father forbade him to act in any more plays, lest they disrupt
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      The joys o£ ati-atihan
      1694 4 The devil himself is in church praying and kneeling at the altar while a stocky man in baby clothes sucks wine from a baby bottle THE Philippines celebrates the longest Christmas season from Dec 16 to early January and for three special days in January, the
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      Lock icon Battle with invaders
      868 9 THOSE beeping monsters are fighting for survival on the coin-operated screen and off it. While children and adults are paying for the privilege of shooting down space invaders, the Philippines and Indonesia have knocked them out completely with outright bans last year. Hongkong has compromised by ruling
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      Lock icon Penguins for food plan raises an outcry
      323 9 Penguins for food plan raises an outcry A PLAN to kill 48,000 Magellan penguins annually tai the southern Argentine province of Chubut in order to extract a protein-rich concentrate from their meat has provoked an outcry from conservationists here. Hinode Penguins, a private firm, has obtained approval from the officials
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        Run..rest...run
        1524 12  -  YOU jog, swim and cycle. It's supposed to be good for you; but do you know why? This article attempts to give reasonable and practical answers to four important questions: Why should one exercise? What are the values ar<\ dangers of the different types of exercises? What are the
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        A very independent blind boy
        525 12 By JEAN WEE SU MIEN IF YOU are a disabled person, you tend to depend on other people. If you are forkinate enough to have someone look after you, you woifld probably turn out spoilt. However, a disabled person should not take it for granted
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        My disabled friend
        249 12  -  JENNIFER TAN By THE boy in the picture is my friend, Nicholas Chia. I took this photograph of him on a Sunday before he went to church. He insisted on dressing up before having his picture taken because most boys at his age like to look nice.
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        Lecture and exhibition
        167 12 EXHIBITION on "Local diet diseases" organised by the Association of Private Medical Practitioners. From now till Feb 24 Plaza Singapore Feb 26-28 Marine Parade Community Centre March 2-4 Hong Bahrn Community Centre March *-8 Ayer Raja Community Centre March i at 8 p.m. Ayer Raja Community Centre
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      222 2 «BCS MATT And Jenny On The Wilderness Trail Piddle Joe And The Devil Himself (Ch S, 6.25 p.m.): Matt, Jenny, Kit, JeanLouis Paquette and his wife, Simone, are having a fine meal when a fiddle Public iorum on Silial piety FRIENDS Of The Library (Queenstown branch) will hold a public
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      116 2 is heard in the wilderness. The music changes JeanLouis' mood completely, and he starts talking enthusiastically about his friend, Joe Lebow. The Tanners and Kit are mystified, for when the music stops, JeanLouis regains his composure. Simone then urges him to show off his dancing skills to the guests. Meanwhile,
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      637 2 Goriddle suggests that they seek the help of his close friend. GiganticMan. who is a super hero. A Sea Change (dubbed In Mandarin, Ch 8, 8.35 p.m.): Coral reefs have destroyed many ships, yet the reef is a fragile environment. Sudden invisible currents of unusually cold water, or storms, can
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      529 2 TV and Radio SBC 5 2.55 PM Opening followed by The Young And The Restless 3.20 Destiny (r) 4.55 New Ed Allen Show 5.15 National Geographic Special The Living Treasures Of Japan 6.15 News (English) j 6.25 Matt And lenny. On The Wilderness Trail 1850 Fiddle Joe And The Devil
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      352 2 7.00 Happy Days Richie Gets Framed 7 30 News And Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Sandtwara Rmdu 8.35 Olympic Minutes 8.45 Today's FBI (Pt 1) 9.45 News (English) 10.05 Weather Forecast (English) 10.10 Nova The Water Crisis 10.55 Lively Specials The Johnson Family 11.35 Laverne And Shirley 12.00 MN Close SBC
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      282 2 In-Brief 5.95 Music My Way fill News-In-Brief 1.95 Music My Way (Cont'd) 1.39 Financial and Share Market Report 7.99 News followed by Weather Report and Prog Summary 7.15 Evening Digest 7.39 English By Radio 7.45 Forces Forty Five 8.39 Your Host Tonight 1.99 News 9.19 Your Host Tonight (Cont'd) 11.99
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      462 3 WM f <&& past and 4 f)S.«^a^/ -^^^m MfUfF^ Previewed by La^fcafcll^ 'i lnyia^MaW P*'"""* H Rock V> allahies by Maralwanga Full-time Degree and Professional Courses '82/83 The Centre for Business Studies (London) Otters full time courses from Sept and Jan leading to the following qualifications Bachelor of Science degree
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      143 4 Announcing the Korean Freighter to America. Now there's a more efficient way to ship your goods to America. From February 28, Korean Air Lines new freighter service from Singapore to America begins operation. Each Sunday a 8707 Freighter flies off to Seoul where a big 8747 F makes the through-connection
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      96 4 BE A SUCCESSFUL MARKETING MAN Qualify for the Institute of Marketing Diploma, UK through Pitman's Correspondence College the* world's oldest and most experienced postal tutors. Pitman's courses are also available for the following Professional Examinations: Chirtirtd Institute of Transport Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers institute of Freight Forwarders Institute of Purchasing
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      716 5 j* o^^ /"^M XS 1 www i-imripr" Inwv'1 nwv' >&?$ L J£ \Am£> 2klH> HAIX7 uaiuu uui i# f^^U^#c -Heartiest Jehctitttions to f# -J2Li^^ m¥ VERSONS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. v*v l^^r W^f Jill on opening the office in Singapore, W^jr"KJ, A*MS\mJ\JMM The Economic Centre of Far East, Itj 5^M with
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      221 6 ?vt I 1/^ so docs *^^*^^E *-C I silS r^ r our relationship S^^f W° i^t tjmJSI Opening congratulations to SB |w ■-jr.^ y v ji international trade centre Q~ ipr QfETCp Jill Versons (Singapore )Ptc. Ltd. i|f %f and wishing it all the success fill International Watch Co. ffP\
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      316 7 iv > 1 6-bnamtuktwns s*t% m BeitWiifies w W |Sij VVtTCj; VERSONS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. |p| C^ versons (Singapore) pte ltd. on the occasion of the opening of ff4 on the occasion of the opening of fh > ffi j^J ■fcs^'* it rr» uieir new omce feS"? n their new
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      458 8 (jcyyttAWLtuldtiOHS Gbnqratulations to SLonsto 1® y c versons (Singapore) pte ltd. Versons Trading Company, Dubai iSL^ Cr^ on the opening of their new office on the opening of their new <£^*% v^L branch office ar the world s *'"-2^r V^y'Jl i_ MM ma i or Commercial Centre: Singapore. \i?ffiji /<
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      266 9 /^f IncroKblc wockJGb^aitfciy! f $730 H fV* lm( orted I W^ The Clearanc* I■] Craze is on! H■! jftkSoßU $845 jniponed I■] jk^. fr. M i -a I IZtV Ml* I Several thousands of quality "1* Mjl il^ llJtlU* I 1 furniture to be cleared at r^\LuV^A** l Tii^^\~vJ^*ri 'coi
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      573 9 DP and SYSTEMS SEMINARS DEVELOPMENT PRESENTATION OF TRAINING PLANS (DPTP) SINGAPORE 1 5 MARCH (5 DAYS) An in-depth five-day course which is particularly relevant to Singapore's plans for economic and technical development in the 1980s. It teaches you how to plan, and how to. assess the need for, and quality
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      1469 10 0 a A__ >^2 %^M.I Lv 1 tk ail I^^ H^ x 'r OFFICIAL OPENING OF SAMCO'S HANGAR BUILDING BY THE MINISTER OF STATE (DEFENCE), DR. YEO NING HONG ON 24th FEBRUARY 1982 The aerospace industry has been identified by the Economic Development Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Company (SAMCO) was incorporated
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      614 11 B^B^ .^^^^^^^^^B^hi B^B^^ B^B^^ .^B^B^^^ n^r Singapore Aerospace Maintenance Co. Pte. Ltd. r on the official opening of its Hangar Building by the Minister of State (Defence), Dr.Yeo Ning Hong m I «raspalVoV H I SRMHERO w^— I I^/tCD^^ISIISIELL Qi Samaero Company Private Limited nf^M t^^M y%^^ V Bldg. 454.
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      183 12 Now, 1 0 settings let you control how much mascara you put on your lashes. Maybelline discovered a way to do it! Just twist the dial. Lower numbers give /ou a lighter coat. Higher numbers give you more. Dial-a-Lash waterproof mascara. World's first adjustable mascara. No Globbing or Clumping. No
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      17 12 i'^lßU^^^*k service project iaßJ^^V|o of the Singapore A^H^^^vt^T Medical Association fe£^LV NJK V^y j he straits Times
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      745 13 Apprenticeship Scheme for School-Leavers Reservists The E')B offers skUls training in the TATA-GOVERNMENT TRAINING CENTRE and JAPAN-SINGAPORE TRAINING CENTRE leading to the award of the CRAFTSMAN CERTIFICATE upon successful completion. Apprenticeship Term Commences May 1982 TATA-GOVERNMENT TRAINING CENTRE (TGTC) OFFERS: 1 Precision Machining 2) Tool Die Making JAPAN-SINGAPORE TRAINING CENTRE
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      740 13 BRISTOW HELICOPTERS MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. FOLLOWING A PROGRAMME OF CONTINUED EXPANSION WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING IMMEDIATE VACANCIES CAPTAINS EXECUTIVE |ET AIRCRAFT We are looking for mature Pilots with personality capable of taking responsibility in organising executive flights Minimum Qualifications: Valid Malaysian ALTP and Instrument Rating 5000 hours with minimum command
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      965 13 FINANCE AS YOUR CAREER If you feel that you have tailored to meet the yet to unlock your d MM MM f\ individual needs of career potential. 1 V V each customer. consider this J ML iVx opportunity. An m^ J& mW^^ Q To cope with our opportunity to be
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      528 14 Filmo FILMO SINGAPORE PTE LTD and FILMO MALAYSIA SDN BHD subsidiaries ot a large Australian Group invites application tor the following new positions (A) RECEPTIONIST CLERK TYPIST: (female) (1) GCt 0 level Typing 35 w p m Singapore 1 vacancy I Malaysia 1 vacancy (I) ACCOUNTS CLERK: (female) (1) GCE
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      653 14 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT TIMES PRINTERS (A member ot The Times Organisation) for employment at Tim«s Jurong, our new site 20 metres opposite The Jurong Bus Interchange To continue leading the industry in the production of high quality books, magazines 'of international repute and high volume commercial directories, we are inviting
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      608 14 SENTOSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION invites applications for the posts of: A) TECHNICIAN (ELECTRICAL/ MECHANICAL) An ITC or NTC Grade II (Practical Theory) in the relevont field or a GCE with at least 3 'O' level passes in the Science Stream and three years relevant working experience. GROSS SALARY RANGE: $444 to
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      621 14 Applications are invited from suitably qualified j citizens and permanent residents of Singapcre I for appointment to the service of the Boarci M A Training Officers in m* i..n»uin K finds: 1 Advertising Art I Alr-condltlonlng and RWriKeration J Meter Vehicle Mechanics 4 Business Studies (Computer Studies, Data I'rm esslnx,
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      476 14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD I German Singapore Institute Of Production Technology Applications are invited for the posts of: Lecturers/ Assistant Lecturers Qualifications Candidates must have a university degree or recognised diploma in Production/Industrial/ Mechanical Engineering Chemical Process Technology Education Technology. Preference will be given to those with working experience in areas
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      601 15 i expansion of our Business^B^k V we require the following personnel to fill the vacancies "J 1. Assistant Site Manager iTwo positions) 2. Project Engineer tThree positions) 3. Site Supervisor (Five positions) 4. Draftmen (Five positions) Qualification for 1 2 Minimum 5 years experience in contract management for the relevant
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      461 15 Established firm of Quantity Surveyors has a number of vacancies for the following positions which offer good opportunities for career advancement in a progressive practice. 1. SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYORS Applicants for these positions should have experience in all aspects of pre and post contract Quantity Surveying functions and should preferahly
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      636 15 f <m Pfizer Pte. Ltd., a multinational company marketing a wide range of pharmaceutical specialities in Malaysia and Singapore, invites applications for the positions of MEDICAL DETAILERS(S positions) Two positions wiil be based in X.L responsible for the coverage of government and/or private hospitals in Peninsular Malaysia The remaining three
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      659 15 NGEE ANN TECHNICAL COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS STUDIES OFFERS CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Leoding to the aword of the 1 Diploma in Marketing Management I year) 2 a) Certificate in Industrial Management (2 Years) b) Diploma in Industrial Management (I Year) These part-time evening courses, commencing in June 1 982, are
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      279 15 ESTIMATION I ASSISTANT (Male/Female) required by the Contracting Division of an International Company in Jurong. Able to read draft drawings. Well-versed in materials toke-off Able to cost tenders accurately. Good in Mathematics > Possess VITB Industrial Technicion Certificate/Technical 4 GCE O'Levels Certificate. Those without previous experience may also apply and
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      966 16 Well established Piling and Civil Engineering Company has vacancies for the following: 1) Chri Engineer with experience in basement construction and piling works. 2) Site Supervisor or Clerk of Works diploma in civil engineering from Polytechnic. 3) Accountant Applicants stating full particulars oi qualification and experience as well M contact
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      292 16 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF SUIT NO. 4723 OF 1981 EXECUTION NO. 82 OF 1982 CHENG AH HUA TRADING as SAMCO MARINE SHIP EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES CO PLAINTIFFS VERSUS GILL SHIPPING COMPANY PTE LIMITED DEFENDANTS AUCTION SALE OF 'IBM', 'OLYMPIA', 'SMITH
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      337 16 [HI as mfs m m m 111 l UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LTD LOST SHARE CERIIf OTFS Notice is hereby given that the undernoted original share certiti cates have been reported lost oi destroyed: Name Certificate Not No. of Shares Chan Hong Lip Mr *****34 3 1.000 *****35 6 1.000 Chan
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      453 16 NOTICE I, Allan Chiu Kui Ngian Hiu Kui Ngian, NRIC No: *****03/H wish to inform all my esteemed friends, clients and business associates that with effect from Ist February 1982, I have relinquished my post as Managing Director of Jo-B Pte. Ltd. and will no longer be responsible for any
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      301 16 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held ot The Rjnction Room (4th Floor) President Merlin Hotel, Kitchener Rood, SINGAPORE ON THURSDAY 4TH MARCH 1982 AT 2 30 PM 1) MOS 14, 16, 20, 22, 24. M A 2» HARVEY AVENUE. Area: 905 4 sq.m., 904 8 sq.m., 902
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      196 16 I IN THE HIGH COl BT OK THE REPUBLIC OF BINOAPORE Betww Mr AIXSTKB AND COMPANY UNITED PUlatlfU •art TAN GEK NEO trmUmg M PRESTIGE ELECTRICAL COMPANY l)r(r»d*Dl To Tan Oek Neo trading as Prestige Electrical ComI pany, late of 427, Shaw Centre, Scotts Road, Slngal pore. TAKE NOTICE that
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  • SECTION THREE The Straits Times
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      7 1 SECTION THREE The Straits Times Bilingual &-H
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      Brilliant display adds zest to literary history exhibition
      774 1 The exhibition on local Chinese literary history organised by the Aljunied Creative Writing and Translation Group had an unconventional presentation but there was still room for improvement. TAN JONG SEE writes on the exhibition which ended yesterday at the Singapore Conference Hall.
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        224 1 II \SI UsI 11/t-Lvll>LtmJ Sak«-''' >^3t t iNf> a all their successful Singapore Malaysia j Directors who have achieved to attend our /^^GSSSjf J International Directors' Seminar in f|f 57 l^a 5^^ Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A. m^j£' 20.2.82 3.3.82 O^^ o^W®r VX Our Directors are tremendously excited as they will
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        148 1 WIDE, A POWERgUDI Daihatsu's new. wide delivery van. Hf Big loading capacity with a low floor or convenient loading and unloading. Jm Sh No side windows so that valuable \^^^^^^^B^^^^^^^2-^\l cargo can be hidden from sight J9 WT m——\ andfromsunlight. im m Economical 550 cc The powerful, im\ quiet engine
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        So you frequent the cinema
        993 2  -  HELEN SING By Pre-U One. Tanjong Ka tong Girls' School What kind of films do most students go for? And if they like a particular film, will they see it again? What about seeing two films in a row? And eating in the cinema? And
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        66 2 "Slow DAI girdle; bring dft -TJT is m Dictograph of the ancient girdle, embellished with trinkets hanging from It: -UK. At the bottom of the character the robes are shown, represented by *rJT two ""P one over the other. also means to bring or take along, as
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        65 2 w p'doi leather belt sTdai silk ribbon xie'dai shoe-lace tit reddi equatorial zone dldoi zone, area, region Tfir?Jfl doilmg lead; guide dailu lead the way DAI doitou take the lead daixido be in mourning luyTngdai lecording tape For example, you may say, Laosiil dailTng yTqu'n xuesheng qu
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        162 2 /M\ the. B ncptunciSM 6th Floor, Overseas Union House. Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****22 CX««— M—aHH^^Bßw^i-A Capture the essence of excellent dining and fabulous entertainment at South- East Asia's largest theatre restaurant. ¥^^^%rJ^^f-^( "*^3 The decor— grand and distinctive. V r^3V 3>> The cuisine —exquisite and delectable. Eyy JaflA
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        321 2 |Tf|Tf|lltfinatriptoJapaii 3 m\ g l U I U plusSSOOOor other n k| B Fabulous Prizes 3 m\ I I 3 m the Chinese New Year Special Draws C] l^^^^Bl HtHl HH K rj 31st Jan.- 28th Feb. 1982 DrawNos. 8-16 82 Q f?l All you have to do is to
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        215 3 CAPITOL: LAST DAY! a (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45,4.00,6.30*9.15 aj *a_ «v BBBBaS^^P uUF Baal iT^** I ■J REN AL LEN (Raiders of the Lost Ark) REX: NOW SHOWING! (*****42) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1 JO, 4, 6.30 A 9.15 y§ ROGER MOORE JAMES BOND IlFj-MI twe spy \jtSmt
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        758 3 Subscribe to Medical Digest l < and get an Elastoplast First Aid Kit |mh|^hj worth $32 j FREE! I Every home and every car should have I one. A First Aid Kit can save lives as I mlj ch as it gives relief to a cut or a f^^^^^^^ I
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        199 3 8 CATHAY: LAST DAY! 8 O PLEASE NOTE TIMES Q Q (*****00) 4 SHOWS 11am <.15. 5.30 8 45pm A NO INCREASE IN PRICES ft&' <*aY Jl maw H *"*i hmwxh rd«d Q r"^a»»-»*tl CAwensMtn 8 1 CATHAf^" I HDPENS TOMORROWS §ODEON:I2th ACTION' DAY!§ Q (*****16) 5 SHOWS: 11am. 1.30.4,6.30,9.15pm
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        410 3 I Mom, I 30. 4 00. 6 45. 915 I BROOKE SHKOS m "ENDLESS LOVE" (SB) B ILMUH:iHt»BHtr.M.'>-la| TOOAY ONLY II om. I 45. 4 00. 6459 1 5 "•OSHIOO BLADE" color Tomorrow -SBalll" Kndi ffj I iViti-iitiJT} ■i a NOW SHOWING 10 45. I 15, 3 15. 74 915
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        450 3 > V2JS/ C«GANISAION J ji WJlilYaWi-Mgai C J LAST OAVI Cl PtEASC NOTE TIMC^ O "4 11am. 2 15. 530 t 4Spm JJ iSB^l 70MM af»WWSa% Q IMI 'ACTION' OAVI C I 11am, 1 30 (JO 4 t.i Sam > Friocc Nero Stow Gtw )r siy «nuf 5l LWMlMr'iamr.'.V:':! >
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        The Romanised script and modern Malay
        1107 4  -  Ramli A. Had. By IT IS ironic that most of the Malay journalists who worked in the Malay newspapers and magazines published in Jawi (Arabic script) voted for the Romanised script. At that time even books were published in Jawi. Only books in Bahasa
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        372 4 RUANGAN mi adalah khusus untuk para pelajar dalam Menengah Dua ke atas dan diadakan dua minggu sekali pada hari Rabu, t eta pi jika sambutan terus-menerus baik ia akan diadakan lebih kerap lagi, iaitu seminggu sekali. Oleh yang demikian, jika anda bersekolah di peringkat Menengah Dua
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        444 4  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman By Lesson 15C Learn Malay: The Easy Way Jf«te (ianda (hata-knu Bergmnda) More on Reduplicated Words 1) Reduplicated words in their original form Some reduplicated words are reduplicated in their original forjn. Singly the word is meaningless. Examples: 1) anai-anai— white ant, termite 2)
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        534 4 mm w a leading Aviation Company In the South East Asian region representing Bell Helicopter, Textron and Cessna Aircraft Company. To meet the great demands ot our rapid expansion programme, we require the expertise of a:QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR The successful applicant will be an experienced and qualified aircraft engineer who
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        781 4 In line with overall country's policy of poverty redressal, Felcra will embark on a programme design specifically to rehabilitate and develop some 57,600 hectares of land benefiting 18,000 rural families To Supplement Felcra s capability in planning and implementing its development programmes, applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for
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