The Straits Times, 27 May 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Britain suffers worst setback
    932 1 'Kamikaze' raids by Argentinians LONDON, Wednesday ARGENTINE war planes in attacks reminiscent of the Japanese kamikaze assaults during World War II dealt Britain its worst setback in the Falklands conflict when they demolished a British destroyer and a supply ship last night. The British Defence Ministry
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    Lock icon Moments of panic as planes attack warship
    250 1 Moments of panic as planes attack warship LONDON, Wed BRITISH news correspondent Michael Nicholson reported that there were a "few moments of panic" aboard a British warship yesterday when Argentine planes attacked the British task force in Falkland Sound. He used the phrase in a report for Independent Television News
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    Lock icon Jet seized
    32 1 NEW YORK. Wed US officials at Kennedy International Airport have seized an Eruadorean cargo jet which a press report said was carrying Lsraeli-made military bomhs, rockets and other armaments Reuter
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    Cooperation pact signed
    29 1 DR TONY TAN and Mr Michel Jobert signing the agreement which is binding for five years and renewable by tacit understanding unless either party denounces it.
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    PM sends Congrats to President Suharto
    119 1 PM sends Congrats to President Suharto THE Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday sent his congratulations to President Suharto of Indonesia an Golkar's victory In the recent general elections. In his message Mr Lee said: "The victory is a recognition of your decisive role In achieving national unity and
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    Lock icon Fire kills boy
    49 1 JAKARTA, Wed. A three-year-old boy was killed and six people were injured on Sunday in a fire that gutted 19 houses and a police post at Pontianak. west Borneo. Jakarta newspapers reported today. Several people have been held for questioning, it quoted police as saying. AFP
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    Comfort seeks revision of taxi fares
    210 1 A REVISION of taxi fares is being negotiated between NTUC Comfort and the Registry of Vehicles. According to Comfort general manager, Mr Michael Liew, the revision is necessary because of higher operating and living costs faced by taxi operators. At a press conference yesterday,
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    S'pore-France trade ties get a boost
    702 1  - S'pore-France trade ties get a boost TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent SINGAPORE and France yesterday signed an economic and industrial cooperation pact aimed at promoting existing bilateral business ties and transforming them into "a lasting and mutually profitable base." Both parties have undertaken to diversify trade and industrial
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    Lock icon Jakarta bans 7 papers
    238 1 THE Indonesian government has banned at least seven foreign newspapers, stepping up its already tight censorship policy, authoritative sources said yesterday. The newspapers were the Dutch NRC Handlesblatt, the British London Observer, the French Le Figaro, L'Aurore and France-Soir, and the Sydney Morning Herald and The
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    More stress on personnel development
    840 1  -  RONNIE WAI Chok Tong outlines new Mindef policy By MINDEF and senior officers in the Singapore Armed Forces will be more intimately involved in personnel matters from now on. This is part of the Defence Ministry's plan to evolve its own personnel development philosophy to
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    QUOTE
    53 1 A square peg cannot be fitted into a round hole. Bat instead of throwing the square peg away, we will try to find a square hole for the square peg. If we cannot find a square hole, and the peg cannot be reshaped, then we do have A a
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    Traffic report on sale now
    58 1 COPIES of the summary report of the comprehensive traffic study (phase A) are now on sale at major bookstores and the Provisional MRT Authority's office in Suite 170. World Trade Centre. Each copy costs $10. Also available at the same price are copies of the
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    Lock icon ARGENTINA'S REPLY
    66 1 I NITED NATIONS, Wed. Argentina has accepted a five-point draft resolution calling on I nlted Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez De Cuellar to negotiate a ceasefire within a week, sources close to the secretary-general reported here. At the VATICAN. Pope John Paul said today he was ready to visit
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      78 1 52 pages today WORLD CUP 'LIVE' TELECASTS Section 2 Page 2 Good civil servants should leave bad go vts: Raja Page 16 Lawyer fined $1,000 for making false declaration Page 8 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS S4 CAUSEWAY It COMICS 12 EDITORIAL IS LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-34
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      HOME
      506 2 System under study RESERVISTS may come under the points system for the SAF housing priority scheme if a study by the Defence Ministry revises it to take greater account of their contributions. This follows discussions by the Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association management committee on the recommendations made Dy
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      COMMENT
      410 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WE published two letters yesterday callIng on the government to do more for the handicapped. Written by people who are not themselves handicapped, they are a welcome sign that Singaporeans are concerned about the welfare of people less fortunate than themselves. But today's story about
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      SPORTS
      180 2 Best foot forward WORLD cup finalist England put on one of their most convincing performances on Monday night when they beat Holland 2-0 at Wembley. The Dutch didn't have much of a chance against an England side who grew in confidence after a slow start. They were rocked by
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      232 2 HOTEL PROPERTIES ISSUE HEAVILY OVERSUBSCRIBED TWO out of every 11 applicants for 1,000 shares in Hotel Properties stand a chance of becoming shareholders of the company successful applicants in this category will account for about 20 per cent of the total allotment. Yesterday's balloting of the most successful
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      BACKGROUND
      133 2 CHINA'S WAR ON AGING OFFICIALDOM BAD practices still prevail in parts of China. In Xinjiang, workers have breakfast at 9 a.m. and report to work at 10. This is because this far western region has to follow the same time as Beijing, and so is in darkness until nearly
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      483 2 Israel-US accord ISRAEL and the United States have agreed to implement parts of their suspended strategic cooperation agreement, senior US Defence Department officials said. However, the accord, suspended by the US in December in retaliation for Israeli annexation of the Golan Heights, will not be formally revived.
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      SECTION 2
      341 2 Botanic history SINGAPORE'S Botanic Garden was founded by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1822 at Fort Canning, but it closed seven years later due to lack of funds. In 1859, the government offered the Agri-Horticultural Society 24 hectares in Tanglin for a new garden, only to take it over
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      168 2 $44m on research AGRICULTURE Minister Datuk Haii Abdul Manan Othman, said yesterday the Malaysian government will spend $44 million on research and development programmes to improve the lot of some 100,000 farm families. He also mentioned a new licensing policy to prevent over-exploitation of the country's fishing
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      159 2 Schools and concerts IN recent years, music schools have sprouted throughout the island. But most music schools, however, do not have a concert hall in which their students can both exhibit and gain feedback on their new skills. So some rent concert premises. The bigger auditoriums,
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      Lock icon SYRIAN JET PILOTS WOUNDED IN AIR CLASH
      140 3 SYRIAN JET PILOTS WOUNDED IN AIR CLASH LT Ml>\l. Shlha, the pilot of one of the two Syrian warplanes shot down In mi aerial clash with Israeli Jets over I^ebanon on Tuesday, being taken to an ambulance In Klelat, Lebanon, by military and civilian members of the Letaaeae Front (Christian
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      Lock icon Asean not happy after talks with Canada
      102 3 Asean not happy after talks with Canada MANILA, Wed. Canada and Asean identified broad areas for possible cooperation during two days of talks which ended here today. But Asean diplomats were disappointed that no specific proposals for cooperation were adopted. A joint press release said possible areas for cooperation would
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      Lock icon Sultan will be rival to Suharto
      93 3 JAKARTA, Wed. President Suharto has agreed that former vice-president Sultan Hamengkubuwono, 70, be nominated as his rival presidential candidate in next year's elections, deputy chairman of the People's Congress Ahmad Lamo said last night. Speaking to newsmen after a meeting with President Suharto, Mr
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      Lock icon Media chief top earner
      89 3 NEW YORK, Wed. The chairman of Warner Communications Inc., Mr Steven J. Ross, was the highest-paid executive in the United States last year. He made a total of U5522.5 million (5546.8 million) in salary, benefits, stock gains and other payments, Forbes Magazine reports. Mr Charles Lazarus,
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      Lock icon FAO in China
      50 3 BKIJING, Wed. The United Nations Organisation for Food and Agriculture (FAO) is to open an office here shortly. Xinhua news agency announced today. Chinese Agriculture Minister Lin Hujia and FAO managing director Edouard Saouma, signed an agreement here yesterday on the opening of the new office -AFP.
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      Lock icon New member?
      31 3 MALE, Wed. The tiny In dian Ocean Republic of Maldives, a British protectorate until 1965, said yesterday that it had made a formal application to join the Commonwealth. Reuter
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      Lock icon China 'won't bow to US pressure'
      306 3 BEIJING, Wed. China denied today that it would ultimately be forced to accept US military sales to Taiwan because it needed American help in its modernisation programme. The Communist Party newspaper People's Daily said only "hegemonists exerted economic pressure on other countries, using a
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      Lock icon Fresh mandate for Marxists
      171 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. A new left front government was sworn in India's eastern state of West Bengal today the first time in Indian history that a Marxist administration was returned to a consecutive term of office. As expected, the Marxists, led by Chief Minister Jyoti Basu,
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      243 3 Le Duan 'seriously ill' VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST Party leader Le Duan may be seriously ill, a Hongkong financial journal said yesterday. The Far Eastern Economic Review said Le Duan was not mentioned by Hanoi's Communist Party newspaper in connection with the 92nd anniversary of the birth of former party
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      Lock icon Congress 'yes' to arms deals'
      158 3 Congress 'yes' to arms deals WASHINGTON, Wed. A US agreement to sell Israel 11 F-15 fighter lanes and Egypt 300 idewinder air-to-air missiles came into force yesterday when Congress failed to oppose the arms deals, announced just 30 days ago. The Defence Department informed Congress on April 26 that it
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      Lock icon Israeli-US move on suspended accord
      248 3 ISRAEL and the United States have agreed to implement parts of their suspended strategic cooperation agreement without formally reviving the accord, senior US Defence Department officials said. The agreement came yesterday during talks on wide-ranging issues between Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon and US Defence
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      Jordan needs sophisticated arms to match Israel, says Prince Hassan
      340 3 JORDAN'S crown prince said here yesterday that his country needed sophisticated US weapons to prevent being overwhelmed by Israel's military might. Prince Hassan presented Jordan's argument for US arms to two influential policy study groups while the Israeli defence minister
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      Lock icon Canada to curb paper ownership
      92 4 OTTAWA, Wed. The Canadian government will propose laws to restrict concentration of ownership in the newspaper industry, a government minister announced yesterday. He said a Bill would be introduced in Parliament to prevent the two biggest newspaper chains, Southam Incorporated and Thomson Newspapers, from increasing
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      Lock icon Blackouts in Salvador
      50 4 SAN SALVADOR, Wed. Leftist guerillas yesterday blacked out three provinces in sporadic attacks across northern and eastern El Salvador, military officials said. At least two civilians were killed in a five-hour Shootout on the outskirts of San Vicente, a provincial capital 58 km east of here. UPI.
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      Lock icon Students riot
      44 4 BOGOTA, Wed Several hundred students clashed with police here yesterday in an attempt to disrupt next Sunday's presidential elections Two bombs exploded near the national university and stones were hurled at police. Five people were injured and about 20 were arrested. Reuter.
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      Reagan faces task of enforcing call-up
      470 4  - Reagan faces task of enforcing call-up GLENDA KORPORAAL By Our Washington Reporter WASHINGTON, Wed. With the anti-nuclear movement becoming increasingly more vocal in the United States, President Ronald Reagan is faced with the difficult political problem of enforcing his order for all men over 18 to register for the draft.
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      70 4 m 4 REAL life Is a spotlighted space surrounded by darkness. It's a situation comedy without a laugh track, a disordered succession of temporary achievements, disappointments, cliches, quandaries, promises, fears and pleasures. This Is why we go to foolish but orderly films about haunted houses, P atactic wars and IdylIc
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      Lock icon Japan closer to easing farm imports: US
      234 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday UNITED States officials reported progress yesterday in getting Japan to further open its markets for more imported agricultural products. After two days of talks, a spokesman of the US trade representative, Mr David Demarest, said Japan had showed some concrete measures
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      Watergate pumped $330 m into economy, says Play boy
      215 4 THE Watergate scandal pumped US$l59 million (Ss33o million) into the United States economy. Playboy magazine says in its coming issue marking the 10th anniversary of the break-in at the Democratic National Committee offices in Washington. The magazine said it reached the
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      482 4 Spyour way through the wine cellars of the worki.s3.7s a glass WJinc. W loved, respected and cherished by the few as an essential part of the art of gracious living. Yet still an enigma to most. For those who wish to throw off the shroud of mystery, a visit to
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      Lock icon Quarter of war planes believed lost
      500 5 BRITISH forces fighting to recapture the Falkland Islands have destroyed or damaged about a quarter of the effective combat strength of Argentina's Air Force, defence and intelligence sources believe. But they said the total number of "kills" could be even higher. Some of the
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      Lock icon HAIG ASKS BRITAIN NOT TO HUMILIATE ENEMY
      264 5 HAIG ASKS BRITAIN NOT TO HUMILIATE ENEMY WASHINGTON, Wed. United States Secretary of State Alexander Haig has sent Britain a message urging it not to impose a humiliating defeat on Argentine forces in the Falkland Islands, NBC television news reported last night. The network said Mr Haig had pointed out
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      Lock icon Argentina's twin-call to OAS members
      516 5 Argentina's twin-call to OAS members WASHINGTON, Wed. Argentina will ask fellow members of the Organisation of American States to impose economic sanctions on Britain and criticise United Statrs' support for the British in the Fa Ik lands conflict, diplomatic sources said yesterday. In the draft of a resolution being prepared
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      61 5 6 WE ALL felt a bit of a knock when we saw a frigate go down just below as. It was so close. Bat I'm sore we'll get it right in the end. The Argentinians cant go on losing planes like this, m can they? 7 British marine sergeant
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      190 5 Strawberries flown out HUNDREDS of kilograms of strawberries and litres of fresh cream are being flown to British servicemen in the Atlantic to give them a taste of home, British newspapers reported in London yesterday. An English farmer donated the strawberries for survivors of the sunk destroyer Sheffield.. Reuter.
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      260 5 Under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, the government has allo- [""I cated M 53.***** million for housing in the public sector and I M 52.468 1 million for road deve- BJ^^^fc j lopment To help developers L J I IV J I and professionals accelerate /A L M the building of
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      Lock icon EEC to ask Reagan to modify policies
      547 6 HIGH INTEREST RATES 'STIFLING ECONOMIES' EUROPEAN governments yesterday agreed to renew their appeals to the United States to modify its economic policies when Western leaders meet at the Versailles economic summit next month. Belgian Foreign Minister Leo Tindemans said the 10 nations of
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      Lock icon Karmal in Moscow
      42 6 MOSCOW, Wed. Afghan President Babrak Karmal arrived here on Monday for a "brief rest," Radio Moscow reported yesterday. Mr Karmal came with a delegation of Afghan government and Communist Party members from an official visit in East Germany. AFP.
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      Lock icon Ship aground
      27 6 CANBERRA, Wed. A Panamanian-registered cargo vessel, which ran aground In the Coral Sea, has been abandoned and the 24-man crew rescued, officials said today. Reuter.
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      Community budget: Britain faces another long battle
      350 6 BRITAIN has emerged from a dispute with the European Economic Community with only modest refunds on its EEC payments and facing a further long fight for reform of the community budget. After tortuous negotiations ended here on Monday with an only partly satisfactory
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      Lock icon Greece approves Spain in Nato
      171 6 MADRID, Wed. Greece's ratification yesterday of Spanish membership in Nato means formalities will probably be completed in time for Prime Minister Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo to attend the alliance's summit next month, officials here said. Barred from Nato during the Franco dictatorship, Spain was admitted to
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      Lock icon Protesters plan 'hot' welcome for Reagan
      177 6 Protesters plan 'hot' welcome for Reagan BONN, Wed. The mushrooming of "Reagan is a fascist banners and planned demonstrations indicate West Germany's strong peace and dissident movement is planning to give the American president a hot welcome on his June 9 to 11 visit. Mr Reagan's reception in Bonn and
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      30 6 VATICAN CITY, Wed. Pope John Paul n yesterday met Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmaja, Vatican Radio announced It did not give any details of the Papal audience. AP.
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      Lock icon Two films share top Cannes prize
      141 6 CANNES, Wed. Mlmlag, an American film S\ the Paris-based reek director Costa Gavras, and YOL a Turkish Him directed by YUmai Guey, today shared the GoUen Palm award as the best films at the IMS Cannes Film Festival. Hissing Is a controversial film partly
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    Director fined $7,000 for bribery
    208 7 Director fined $7,000 for bribery TONY Lee Beng Huat, 30, managing director of a supplies firm, was fined a total of $7,000 hy a district judge yesterday when he admitted bribing a McDermott SEA employee. Inspector K. Kathirasan, prosecuting, said Seng Hua Enterprises, of which Lee was the managing director,
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    Assault and theft 2 jailed
    68 7 TWO men, Masilam.'ny Manickam, 24, and Gnanasegaran Radhakrishnan, 21, were sentenced to nine months' jail each yesterday for assaulting a telephone operator. Miss Khadijah binti Haron. 29, at Fairer Park on July 11 last year and stealing $144 from her. The court was told that
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    Fire drill
    36 7 THE Singapore Fire Service will hold a fire evacuation exercise at the Singapore Hilton on Friday at 9.30 a.m. The exercise is the final part of a fire safety education programme for hot<»l employees.
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    Complaints against hawkers 'infrequent'
    308 7 THE Consumers Association of Singapore has received complaints against hawkers for overcharging and cheating customers. But such complaints are few and far between. Case executive secretary Ivan BarMst said yesterday. he also took the opportunity to remind hawkers that: THEY MUST bew in mind they are
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    ML2 course for teachers
    53 7 TEACHERS of Malay as a second language (ML2) can now apply for an in-service course at the Institute of Education designed to improve the teaching of ML2 in secondary schools. Classes will be held twice a week at lE's Bukit Timah campus. The closing date for
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    Taxi-driver fined $80
    58 7 TAXI-DRIVER Chan Cheow Sang. 45, was fined $80 by a magistrate yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of refusing a fare. The court heard that Mr Ec Guan Chwee flagged down Chan's taxi in Maxwell Road on Feb 8, but Chan refused to pick him
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    Stay off Chinese pill with arsenic: Ministry
    138 7 A CHINESE herbal preparation In pillform, called Fengxlan Dan, has been found u> contain arsenic and mercury much higher than the levels permitted under the Sale of Drags (Prohibited Sabstances)Regala> tlons, 197*. The pills are taken mainly by women. A Health Ministry statement
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    Student visit
    32 7 A TEAM of students from the Chinese University of Hongkong will visit the Ministry of Education, Hwa Chong Junior College and National University of Singapore for three days, starting today.
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    Court frees Nigerian jailed for cheating
    220 7 A NIGERIAN architect, originally jailed for 12 months on three cheating charges, was set free by the High Court yesterday following his successful appeal against the sentence. Babatonde Oluwole, 30, had already spent three months in jail before his appeal was heard and allowed
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    Mindef may revise points plan to reward the reservists
    534 7  -  PAUL JACOB SAF housing priority scheme By THE Defence Ministry is examining the points system for the SAF housing priority scheme, and may revise it to take greater account of contributions made by reservists. This was disclosed by the Singapore Armed
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    Child centre sports day
    55 7 MORE than 500 children from 12 child care centres and one educational centre run by the NTUC competed yesterday at their annual sports day held at Queenstown sports complex. The four- to sU-year-olds took part in 11 events with the children from Tanjong Pagar and Park
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    ROV urged to change policy on relief cabbies
    342 8 NTUC Comfort has appealed to the Registry of vehicles to revise its policy on the granting of licences to relief taxi drivers. Comfort's general manager, Mr Michael Liew, said at a press conference yesterday the revision was necessary, in view of the
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    Merger of taxi radio networks suggested
    111 8 THE 11 wireless radio taxi networks may amalgamate Into two or three network* it the MIX Comfort's suagestten to merge b taken up. Comfort's general manager. Mr Michael Llew, who met representatives of the 11 networlu last Friday, said the amalgamation would make the
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    Lawyer fined $1,000 for making a false declaration
    741 8  - Lawyer fined $1,000 for making a false declaration T. F. HWANG ACQUITTAL SET ASIDE ON PROSECUTION APPEAL By A DISTRICT court's judgment, acquitting former Solicitor-Gener-al Francis T. Scow of a false declaration charge, was yesterday set aside on appeal and substituted with a conviction and the maximum fine of $1,000.
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    Set up clinic to help boost students' marks
    288 8  -  AHMAD OSM AN By THE Council for the Education of Muslim Children, known as Mendaki in Malay, has called for the setting up of an educational clinic to help Malay students score better marks in examinations. It suggests that the proposed clinic
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    Activities should improve economic position
    225 8 Activities should improve economic position MALAY organisations in Singapore should concentrate more on activities that would enhance the economic status of their community, the Council for the Education of Muslim Children (Mendaki) says. They must spend more time and effort to improve the education of the young Malays and work
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    Items lost and found
    86 8 THE following articles were left in public service vehicles by passengers between May 1 to May 15: cassette tapes, clothing, an umbrella, a radio, keys, a watch, spectacles, a bottle of liquor, cigarettes, a note book, a camera, a badminton racquet, track shoes, a pencil case,
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    TOWARDS A DYNAMIC, THINKING MAN'S ARMY
    453 10 VARIOUS personnel policies have been implemented by Mindef to create a dynamic army, characterised by better-motivated and thinking men in all ranks. To start with, it has informed all senior commanders to practise an open-door approach, making themselves more available to the men and
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    Car in canal riddle
    170 10 PASSERS-BY along lUrhor (anal, near the site of <nc former Tekka market, were yesterday morning left wandering how and when this ear ended up In the canal. Straits Times photographer MAZLAN BA DRON took this picture at about a.m. bat the car was said to have
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      Lock icon Sharp drop in Viet refugee arrivals in May
      326 12 Sharp drop in Viet refugee arrivals in May KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The number of Vietnamese refugee arrivals in Malaysia nas dropped markedly this month compared with May last year and a new United States resettlement policy could be one of the .-easons, refugee officials said today. About 1,300 "boat people"
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      Moves to help farmers and fishermen
      225 12 Moves to help farmers and fishermen KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian government has announced major steps to safeguard the interests of small-scale farmers and fishermen in the country. The Agriculture Minister, Datuk Haji Abdul Manan Othman, said yesterday the government will spend $44 million by next year to alleviate poverty
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      Lock icon MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
      202 12 MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP Call to ban Freemasons PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad was yesterday urged to ban the Freemason movement in Malaysia "as it has infiltrated the top strata of government and society." Raja Datuk Nasron Ishak, chairman of the Selangor branch of the Malay Chamber of Commerce and
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      In other words...
      53 12 IF YOU want to be a minister, never say so. Otherwise everyone will be gunning for yon. Just work hard and manoeuvre. Newly-appointed Minister of Information, Mr Adib Adam (left), who said that former minister Ghafar Baba gave him this advice some years ago when he (Mr
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      Lock icon Dropout posed as doctor for a week
      311 12 Dropout posed as doctor for a week KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A FORM THREE dropout prescribed medicine at the General Hospital here for a week before he was discovered as an imposter. The medical masquerade came to an end yesterday when the 23-year-old imposter decided to try his hand at surgery.
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      Lock icon Minister warns teachers who ran away
      215 12 Minister warns teachers who ran away KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The government will take action as provided for in the terms of contract against the 12 teachers who ran away from their schools in Sarawak "if they persist in not going back. Education Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud, who said this
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      30 12 MALACCA, Wed. Eighty trainee teachers from the Malay Women Teachers College here were admitted to the General Hospital on Monday (or suspected food poisoning over the weekend. NST.
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      179 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp &AAGGIE I'M GOIMG PIP>OU 1/ MAW/ < 1 r~\ r 1 TO OiMMER/ PeSERVMIOtJ?jCX>J'T CZD ffii|fOg®@a\ TH ]&&s Blondle By Chic Young X DEMAND THAT YOU I |l( T'M SORRY, 1 1 AAE ANT TO CALIYtI ft TMAT'S THE MOST APOLOGUE POR
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    'Adopt' public campaign, MP proposes
    252 13 'Adopt' public campaign, MP proposes A MEMBER of Parliament proposed last night that each civic group in his constituency choose one public campaign to follow-up throughout the year. Mr S. Chandra Das, MP for Chong Boon, said that community leaders at Chong Boon have been successfully working on public campaigns
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    Jackpot machines ready to take to the air again
    238 13 Jackpot machines ready to take to the air again SINGAPORE Airlines will soon re-introduce lackpot machines in the air after a lapse of nearly eight months. Six new machines are being installed on the flight to San Francisco via Hongkong and Honolulu, an SIA statement said yesterday. The previous ones,
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    Negotiating skills for executives
    61 13 Negotiating skills for executives THE Singapore Institute of Management will conduct two negotiating skill courses between June 24 and 29. The first course, tram June 24 until 26, on strengthening top executive negotiating skills, will be conducted by Mr Michael Hudson and Mr Leo Hawkins. The second course, on developing
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    Fuel-efficient plant to save brickworks $2.2m yearly
    164 13 Fuel-efficient plant to save brickworks $2.2 m yearly A GOVERNMENT bricks factory, the Resources Development Brickworks in Jurong, expects to save five million litres of fuel worth $2.2 million a year through the use of fuelefficient equipment. Its energy consumption is expected to be reduced to 18 million litres from
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    800 local seamen benefit from scheme
    249 13  - 800 local seamen benefit from scheme NG WENG HOONG By A TOTAL of 800 local seamen have so far been retrained under the National Maritime Board's programme to upgrade their seafaring skills. The retraining programme will involve another 2,700 seamen and is expected to be completed by 1987. A spokesman
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    7 brothel operators, helpers fined $21,500
    179 13 7 brothel operators, helpers fined $21,500 SEVEN men were fined a total of $21,500 yesterday for managing or helping to run brothels in vpjious parts of Singapore. Wee Boon San, 22, was fined a total of $6,000 for operating a brothel at Tembeling Road on May 11 and 15. Tay
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    Firms told to look beyond experience, paper merits
    578 15 Firms told to look beyond experience, paper merits COMPANIES which selected managers on the basis of a candidate's educational qualifications and working experience, were told yesterday that this practice was inadequate. More stringent indicators of managerial ability must be applied if long-term success and growth were to be ensured. The
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    Directory to give tips on security products
    258 15 THE pollre are U produce a directory which will provide the public with information on security products, equipment and services. The directory Is expected to be available In July and will be distributed free at police stations, crime prevention exhibitions, libraries and at
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    Book show
    34 15 THE Queenstown branch library and the Radin Mas Zone D residents' committee will hold a book exhibition on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. In the void deck of Block 29, Telok Blangah Rise.
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    $17,200 video fine
    79 15 A TELEVISION dealer was fined $17,200 by a magistrate yesterday after he admitted having 172 uncensored video tapes in his Boon Lay Gardens Market shop on Saturday afternoon. The court heard that police, acting on a tip-off, raided Tan Yam Kirn's shop and seized the tapes displayed
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    Prospective father-in-law 'pressed for joint account'
    278 15 A PROSPECTIVE father-in-law asked that his son's name be included in a bank account in which $50,000 was to be deposited by the bride's father, the High Court heard yesterday. This was because Mr Anthony Philip was afraid that the girl's family would withdraw
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    Computer courses
    46 15 Computer courses THE Telok Blangah community centre will organise evening courses on elementary and intermediate computer programming in June in Block 78, Telok Blangah Drive. The intermediate course will begin on June 15 on Tuesdays, while the elementary course will be on Thursdays from June 17.
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    Girl wins award for looking after her crippled schoolmate
    430 15 Girl wins award for looking after her crippled schoolmate YESTERDAY was a proud day for Rangoon Secondary School, and prouder still for one of its pupils, Scow Siew Li, 14. She was awarded the Guinness Stout Effort Award for her kindness and perseverance in helping a crippled schoolfnend, Wong Pui
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    SMA logo design contest
    134 15 A LOGO design competi- i tion will be held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association. The top prize is $3,000. The winner will also receive a pewter plaque with the winnlnglogo engraved on it. The logo should reflect Singapore's industrial development and
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    NZ FRIGATE TO FREE BRITISH SHIP FOR BATTLE
    178 15 NZ FRIGATE TO FREE BRITISH SHIP FOR BATTLE THE Canterbury, a New Zealand frigate which is docked at Sembawang, will sail for the Indian Ocean to relieve a British warship which has been called for battle duty in the Falkland Islands. However, Captain C. J. Carl, commander of the 2,860-tonne
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      We've all got to do our bit
      492 16 YESTERDAY, we published two letters in the Forum page calling on the government to do more for the handicapped. They were not unusual. We have had such letters in the past and will no doubt have more of them in the future. Written
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    Good civil servants should leave bad govts
    1599 16  -  LESLIE FONG By Associate Editor GOOD civil servants, the capable ones who see their service in the public sector as a vocation and not just a job, must decide for themselves whether to stay or go should a bad government come into power.
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    Of censors and sensibility
    1119 16 THREE kinds of government censorship are being applied to stories on the Falklands venture filed by British journalists: Voluntary, compulsory and, in typical British fashion, somewhere in between. Despite years of Whitehall contingency planning on how to conduct government-press relations during a military emergency, journalists and
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    In a class of their own
    701 16 "X RAGGED me when I was a Freshie." "Yeh?" "V and Z were also at the university with me." "So?" "They are Cabinet Ministers now." "And what does that make you? Associate Minister?" So much for the college connection. It can in fact be
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    Why J. R. and Popeye speak the way they do
    577 17 Non-standard English need not be bad WITH regard to the article "JR and Popeye ..a danger to English" (ST, May 22). I am shocked by the harsh comments that were made against these characters and "TV in general" for their
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    Outcome of NWC wage recommendations constantly monitored
    507 17 IN Mr Thio Gim Ho's letter captioned "NWC second-tier award: It's time to take a serious look" (ST, May 20), he suggested that the second-tier wage increase be dropped. He also questioned the need to have two bodies, the National Wages Council and
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    No bus to Clementi
    36 17 AT PRESENT, there is no direct bus service from Jurong West to Clementi and other parts of Jurong. We would appreciate if SBS could look into this problem. TRANSPORT PROBLEM Singapore 2264
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    Conductors are not moneychangers
    106 17 I AM a bus conductor, and I find that more and more passengers are not tendering the exact fare. The bus company does not provide conductors coins for small change. Conductors have to set aside a few dollars of their own money every day to provide
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    SBC censorship policy called into question
    73 17 I AGREE with "Disgusted Viewers" and "Gold Cut" (ST, May 18) that censorship at SBC is absurd. On May 17, the No. 1 Solid Gold hit, "Physical," was cut off. The Solid Gold dancers were shown for a second or two without sound. I
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    Untitled
    82 17 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve the right
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    Cartoons can make useful teaching aids
    220 17 WHILE the fate of "Dallas", "Popeye" and other perceived "killers of English" hangs in the balance, SBC should perhaps scrutinise the English used by some of their announcers and the sub-standard English subtitles in Chinese programmes. If the Schools Council is worried about the
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    When Dallas is around, the kids aren't
    94 17 I REFER to the article "JR and Popeye.. .a danger to English (ST, May 22). Critics of the programmes have neglected to note that "Dallas" is shown in the 10.10 p.m. slot, after the News, and not during prime time. Most of the
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    Missing the point altogether...
    211 17 Missing the point altogether WHEN Kunta Kinte chanted "We is free", nobody questioned the grammar. We have watched enough television to know that negroes speak a culturally different form of English. Similarly, we recognise that J. R. Ewing is a Texan cowboy and, as such, he has the characteristic drawl
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      619 17 "Bombay, gateway to India" presented by Cathay Pacific Airways and the Oberoi Imperial, Singapore. See and feel the mystique of India. There will also he M exhibition of a refreshing blend of ancient cultures saris and Indian handicrafts between and art; encapsulated for an evening. 12 mmn and 1 1
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      China: Red tape holding back the pace of change
      1771 18 BEIJING Workers in Xinjiang usually eat breakfast at about nine a.m. and stroll into their factories and offices around 10. The reason is bureaucracy, not lazy habits. Clocks in this far western autonomous region must run on the same time as
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      251 18 DS 1 294 The Attraction Smart Shoulders, Short Top And Assymetric Pizazz. I The approving looks you get I tell how well dressed you are I And you indeed succeed with the I nOw Sllhouette a shorter top B^^^ll Sty!! I and clean tnm lines W %WJ I A most
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
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      644 19 Acma queried THE recent sharp increase in the price and trading volume of Acma shares has drawn a query from the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The SES wants to know whether the board is aware of any reason for the sharp price increase and trading volume. Acma's share price
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      Sim Lim moving into equities
      209 19 SIM Lim Investments Ltd has diversified into equity investment with the incorporation of S. L. Equities (Singapore) Pte Ltd. A wholly owned subsidiary, S. L. Equities will invest in stocks and shares. Its authorised and paid-up capital is $1 million. Meanwhile, Sim Lim Investments has
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      SES clarifies mistakes
      101 19 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore has clarified that there has been an error in the reported volume of transactions on Monday and Tuesday. The actual volume of shares traded on the exchange on May 24 should be 4.64 million units valued at $14.38 million, instead of 2.58
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      Asean-Australia meeting to focus on technology transfer
      450 19 THE transfer of technology, especially to small and medium-scale enterprises, and the improvement of the existing ship- ping facilities between Asean and Australia are expected to feature prominently at the forthcoming Asean-Australia Business Council meeting here. The council has in the past emphasised
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      Hotel Properties issue heavily oversubscribed
      431 19 TWO out of every 11 applicants for 1,000 shares in Hotel Properties stand a chance of becoming shareholders of the company successful applicants in this category will account for about 20 per cent of the total allotment. Yesterday's balloting of the most successful new issue
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      Wide representation at leather exhibition
      348 19 ABOUT 350 suppliers and manufacturers from more than 20 countries will be displaying a wide range of production equipment, materials and supplies at the International Leather Fair opening on June 2. This exhibition, which incorporates the International Leathergoods Fair, will be offically opened by Mr
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      Low interest rates lead to decline in bank deposits
      307 19 Low interest rates lead to decline in bank deposits THE low interest rates offered by banks in March caused an almost $200 million drop in deposits placed with them. During that month, total deposits from its non-bank customers decreased to $19.8 billion, making it the second successive month that banks
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      Market Highlights
      178 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher on some buying support In quiet selective trading with higher Hongkong market advices aiding sentiment. Acma rose II cents to $3.48, Cold Storage cents to $4.N, C. C. cents to $3.12, Pan-El 14 cents to $3.88, DBS II cents to $B.M and OUB
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      SCOREBOARD
      28 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 61 12 10 3 4 1 3 Down 23 3 1 2 unch 14 3 3 4 1 1
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
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      Prices higher in selective trading
      205 19 to $2.12 while finance and hotels stocks were little changed In light trading. The New Straits Times Industrial index gained 1.31 points to iILIS. HONGKONG: Stocks surged to close at the day's high on widespread baying support. The Hang Seng Index closed up 31.15 points
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      143 19 Rises kmbaaaador 910 irand Central 480 U B 500 >an-EI 388 lack* Int 244 B 9 830 t T P 1975 530 I Nefara 460 >unlop Ind 378 icma 348 IUT 330 30 1« 15 14 14 10 10 10 10 10 10 Falls Keramal 900 Leons
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    Singapore closing prices
    2454 20 Turnover figures 1b this table are unofficial Adjusted for scrip/righto. N Tax-exempted dJvidend. ABN traded in lets of It shares each, with price quoted in dollar*. SMTION (INK INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL MM High !.<.» Company Gr'a Net l.a.t Div P/E Vol Day* Salt tor- COOO) High Low 350
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    Singapore
    569 20 PROPERTIES BRaya (2.298 2.305) (7) 230 (1) 2.31 (10) 2 29X1) B Sembawang (4.108 4.205) Bolton (1) 262 (3) 2.60 C Propertiea (4.408) CD City Dcv (2668 2.685) 1) 2.62 1 2 63 10) 2.64 13) 2.6 ft 13) 2.66 (21 2.68 (30) 2.67XALL Island Pen (7.706 8.10S) M
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    Shares climb further
    707 20 KAIRLY good all-round support again enabled share prices on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange to close higher yesterday. Turnover, however, remained low. Stocks opened at slightly better levels. Buying, which gathered momentum from mid-moming, was well sustained and a broad spectrum of counters enjoyed good support until
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    Prices edge to higher ground
    578 20 TRADING activity picked I up slightly at the Singapore I stock market yesterday, as Investor sentiment took a turn for the better. Share prices generally closed with single-digit gains bat a few stocks snch as Pan-Electric and Its associate Acma Electrical Industries, Jacks International and
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    BUSINESS DONE
    954 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    Kuala Lumpur
    1481 20 BID and offer price* officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specirted DfIHBTBIALS Aeaw (3.848 3.885) (1) 3.90 (13) 3.80 (7) 3.88 (26) 3.82 (5)
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      Hongkong
      438 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday surged to close at the day's high on widespread buying support, brokers said. News that Citibank cut its prime rate by half a percentage point was widely seen in Hongkong as the start of a general decline in interest rates, they added. The Hang Seng
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      Sydney
      416 20 SHARE prices in Sydney yesterday closed mixed in light trading with local investors waiting for a stronger overseas lead to stimulate the market. The All-Ordinaries index closed 0.9 points higher at 510.3 with the industrial indicator down 0.2 points at 662.4 while the resource marker was 1.8 points up
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      Manila
      121 20 THE Manila market yesterday closed mixed as commercial, industrial and mining stocks were easier while oils firmed, dealers said. Turnover slightly dropped to 2.6 million pesos from 2.7 milLion pesos on Tuesday. Gainers were Basic Petroleum at 0.0125 pesos from 0.012 Ptsos Phil HMgi >]« Mining 0016 glo PhU
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      HL SCOREBOARD
      31 20 Up Down unch Industrials 42 20 31 Finance 4 Hotels 1 Properties 5 2 Oil Palms 2 2 Tins 4 2 2 rubbers 3 4 6 E rubbers Deb/Loans
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  • COMMODITIES
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      RUBBER
      734 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with June RSS One buyers quoted at 181.25 cents per kilo, up 0.25 cent on Tuesday's close, dealers said. Afternoon prices eased slightly on some selling, they added. Morning prices were marked up slightly at the opening and turned
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: May 26 Singapore: June: 181.25 cents (up 0.26 cent) Malaysia: June: 205.50 cents (up 1.00 cent) Tin: M 529.32 per kilo (down 8 cents) Official offering: 225 tonnes (up 18 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      138 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore noon rloNlng prices per IH kn ra yesterday •.•not «41: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers. new drum fob $116.00 sellers. C«pra: Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $352.50 sellers, Sarawak white
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      TIN
      185 21 THE STRAITS tin price fell eight cents to M 529.32 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 18 tonnes to 225 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers easing £50 to C 7.050 per tonne. LONDON: On Tuesday afternoon, the tin market declined
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      PALM OIL
      163 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed easier in line with lower soyabean oil prices in active late trading yesterday, dealers said. In May south dropped $15 to Ms96o per tonne while June in the south fell $10 to $960 and central $2.50 to $947.50. Central
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      COPPER
      32 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £810.00 (£822.00); sellers £811.00 (£822.50): Three Months buyers £840 50 (£851.50; sellers £841.00 (£852.00. Market Iw: Easier Sates: 24.800 tonnes
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      33 21 Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Sswee: Credit Saaaw, S'parr. York ■pore 652B 659S 650B 6 60S Taca 6.50B 6.606 6.53B 6 60S 6.S3B 6.63S Maa 6.50B 6 60S
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      180 21 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $22,206 and closed at $22,327 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50 329.00 and was traded down to 1327.50 328 00 before recovering slightly to $327.75/328.25 by lunch time. The market re-opened at $327.50 328.00. moved to
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      324 21 THE US Sing dollar oppned al S2 0900 10 and was traded to a high of $***** 35 before easing to $2 0885 95 and finally closing at $*****00 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was moderate and generally featureless. The US dollar against major cur
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      24 21 THE avenge rate »t which major Singapore hanks are currently prepared to lead to their best customers is IB.M per cent.
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      432 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on May 26: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on May 26: Discount RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on May 26: Overnight: 4^ Call deposits: 4% Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 4 3% 3-month
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      364 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday rose on selective bargain hunting after falling during the past five days, but trading remained slow due to wide fluctuations in the yen dollar exchange rate and approaching end-month settlements, dealers said. The market average rose 21.52 to close at 7,449.92 on a volume
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      371 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices closed lower and analysts attributed the pullback in part to to disappointment that more banks did not follow Citibank's lead and lower their prime rate. The Dow Jones rose more than 5' i points in morning trading on the news that Citi- bank
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      596 21 LONDON, Wed. The market was easier on the British losses in the South Atlantic but prices ended above the lows. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 3.1 points at 577.7. Turnover was again fairly low, with operators awaiting a government statement expected after the official close. Defence-related
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      52 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS 'uesday 580.8 londay 575.8 /eek Ago 572.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS 'uesday 834.57 londay 836.38 /eek Ago 840.85 H.K.HANG SENG /ednesday 1413.47 uesday 1383 32 /eek Ago 1360 1(1 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 662 4 uesday 662.6 /eek Ago 667.3 ALLORDINAKIKS /ednesday 510.3 'uesday 506.5 /eek
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      233 21 AMSTERDAM. Tues. Share prices were mixed and the market lacked direction because of nervousness over the Falklands crisis, dealers said. They said that Citibanks interest rate cut would probably cause higher prices on Wall Street producing a firmer market here tomorrow. Traded volume was thin with many operators exercising
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      282 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed slightly lower on moderate volume amid indications that a decline in US interest rates may be delayed, dealers said. Yesterday's raise in customer time deposits by the major Swiss banks affected the bond market rather than shares, they said. But Swiss interest rates still
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      177 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed generally higher in inactive trading which again centred on cement stocks, dealers said. Siam City Cement rose seven bant to 177, Siam Cement six to 180 and Jalaprathan Cement five to 122.50 while South Asia Fibre rose three to 72.50 baht. The Book
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      463 22 THE Barlow family's sale of its entire interest in Barlow Boustead Estates Agency, in a sense, marks the end of an era for the Barlows whose association with the plantation industry in Malaysia stretches back to the turn of the century. With
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      109 22 A COMPUTER exhibition tailored specifically for the needs of bankers will open at the Hyatt Regency exhibition centre on June 1. Banque Asia '82 will feature both hardware and software and also bank-related service equipment from about SO companies from different parts of the world. Among the
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      183 22 Central Properties benefits from sale A SALE by Central Properties of some of its investments from its multi-million dollar portfolio has brought in exceptionally hign extraordi- nary profits of $6.77 mil- lion for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. The profits have swelled Central Properties' attributable earnings to shareholders to
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      332 22 UNITED Engineers has sunk into the red with crippling losses of $22 million a performance worse than what it had forecast in April. Preliminary results showed total group losses before taxation amounted to $22.65 million for the financial year ended Dec 21, 1981.
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      391 22 MALAYSIA Building Society Bhd will be expanding and modifying its set-up as it steps up its activities under the country's booming housing industry. As a major financier of housing development under the Fourth Malaysian Plan, MBSB, besides developing public and private dousing, will
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      230 22 Plant to recover metals from dust STOCKHOLM, Wed. SKF Steel Engineering, a subsidiary of the Swedish rolling bearings group, is to build a £14.4 million (5553.2 million) plant using plasma technology to recover valuable metals from the baghouse dust from the steel industry. The plant, described as the first of
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      404 22 BONN, Wed. A withdrawal of the French franc from the European Monetary System (EMS) by the end of this year is regarded by the West German government as a real, albeit highly regrettable, possibility. Bonn recognises that this action would not only
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      99 22 COPENHAGEN, Wed. The Danish board of district heating, an association of 25 consultants and manufacturers. has signed a preliminary agreement with the city of Tientsin, China, to assist the city with the introduction of a geothermal- based district heating system. A final agreement will be signed
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      416 22 OSLO, Wed. A plan to fix common European safety standards for oil drilling rigs was approved at a recent conference here attended by representatives from nine European governments and six international bodies. If the governments in- volved agree, the plan will establish
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      802 24 ili Q Employment 1 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional O Executive ADMINISTRATION MANAGER n*ilrrai*ri I o Ineraastef kport, seeks mature Singapore i 30. who can lead and administrative staff. M in inmpuliTiN iimn pi oarsman Applicant Should tiavr previous i-xprrlenre of costing and credit control, inventory control, ex port documentation
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      516 24 An international company baaed in Jurong. engaged in manufacturing industrial cocoa product* invite* application! lor the undermentioned vacancy: MULTI-DUTY CLERK TYPIST (FEMALE) c Experienced person to serve the Secretary to Production Department c Duties to Include purchase, production and personnel record keepIng c The successful candidate should have a valid
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      401 24 ill 0 Employment iricns Leading Construction Equipment Distributor requires for Its expansion in JURONG FEMALE CLERKS GCE 'O' level Able to type DELIVERY CLERK CUM DRIVER Clean Class 3 (and 4 If available] Licence Physically Fit Prepared to work hard Benefi'* Medical Coverage Attractive bonus Transport provided Please call for
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      549 24 A Japanese Offshore Bank in Singapore requires a SETTLEMENT CLERK The Pre-requiwtee are: c OCE -O' Level Certificate with good credits In Mathematics and English Language At least 2 years of experience In Foreign Exchange ACU i Local Money Market Settlement Work I c Proficiency In Typing. Applications giving detailed
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      519 24 il 1 Q Employment Application* are invited for poetot: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Pre-requieite*: OCE 'O' level with good command of English, c Shorthand and typing knowledge essential. Experience Is not necessary but will be an advantage Plees* apply in own hendwriting to: Tha Administration Manager 10, Jalan Buroh Singapore 226
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      484 24 IBM COMPOSER c Must have at least 2 years working experience c Salary range from $520 to $620 depending on working experience c Overtime work can be arranged c Can start work immediately Interested applicants pi**** call *****82/3 fof inl#rvt#w of wnt# tot TOTAL TVPOGRAPHICS (8) PTE LTD 0702. 6th
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      479 24 t.j 0 Employment 1) AUDIT/ TAX ASSISTANTS c NUS or Ngee Ann. Polytechnic Graduates or 2 or 3 years' experience 2) AUDIT/TAX CLERKS c -A' level with or without relevant experience 3) TYPISTS c Minimum 35 wpm with or without experience Required by en E*!*M«*ft*d Public Accountant* Firm. Interested candidates,
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      480 24 TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TVPIBT Able to converse fluently In Kngllsh and Mandarin c Good telephone manners and pleasant personality c Able to operate PMBX switchboard and ability lo type Attractive salary end fringe benent* will be paid lo eucceeaful candidate* who are hardworking, keen in learning and reaponubt* CONTACT *****34
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      957 25 ijjlA Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical T reding Company requires .i ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT a Knowledge of typing Is essential interested plsass call personally al: t* Owen Road lo sea Miss Batty Bek Tel 292«924 Typtsl required by Machine Tool Company at Belestier Road/Thomson Road Junction. Aoe IS
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      892 25 I A JUBONG MANUFACTURER rtMllres I Junior CiiMiiik Clerk Must have OCI O Leesi *ith credit In Maths Applicants please call al tel: *****22 (Thomas) EXPERIENCED MALE SITE Clerk wanU-il Minimum qualification OCI i' level Pteaas apply slating salary expected to Rm 10 sth floor. NEB Building. Corporation I Kauri
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      455 25 ijjlA Q Employment ESTEELAUDER We are leaders in the cosmetic business. And we strive for constant growth rates. We now need j a new team member who is resultorientated, pleasant, independent and motivated to join us as:-A-aBBjajaBjaBBBBBBBjBBBBBV Th« Person c Preferably 3 GCE O' level passes 1 2 years sales
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      537 25 BULLION DYNAMICS PTE LTD 12-301 ft 324, 12 th floor Marlin Plaza, Beach Rd Singapora 0719 Tal: *****33 Our company invitee talented and self-motivated men and ladies to join us: 1. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS 2. BROKERS Requirements Age 23 years and above with mature and dynamic personality to meet the
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      1143 25 [|af|| D Ertiptoymont SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY tor the inexperienced. An expanding company handling reputable agencies In office equipment and accessories needs young and hardworking MALE lo promote these products. Qualifications: a Oood command of English, c Pleasant personality c Preferably with own transport a Flair for sales Reward: a Good
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      514 25 Ijjl4 Employment The Local Agants For HALLMARK CARDS would like to train you to ba professional Sales Assistants Pre- requisitions a Age above 16 a Completed secondary 2 education a Pleasant personality Those Interested, please call personally at: COSDEL (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD., IC-5C 4lh floor Blk 11 Kallang Bahru JTC
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      951 25 AN ESTABLISHED JEWELLERY Company requirr> 1 1 Sales Krprcsrntatlves, must be ma-turi-ri and responsible, able to converse In major language and dialect, completed N.S 2) Cashiers (Female) Must be able to work long hours, from 10 30am to 930pm Interested call personally at 501. sth floor Kalong Shopping Centre (Interview
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      531 25 ijjlA Q fanptoyment FEMALE/ MALE SALES Interviewer required Age above 25 Pay $400 plus commisM.in Interested lei *****20 FEMALE REAL ESTATE Agent required PreferuMy with experience but not necessary Interested rail *****59 LIFE INSURANCE SALES lough and boring wrong, find out how wrong you are Call Victor *****69 READER'S DIGEST
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      317 25 CAT* 184 4422 Classified Advertising Works. EDIBLE PRODUCTS LTD has vacancias for: ELECTRICIANS a Possess ITC Electrical or holder of NTC Electrical Fitting Installation c Ito 2 years' working experience in servicing and maintenance of electrical machinery In a manufacturing concern a Able to read electrical diagrams a Those with
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      408 26 |jj|A Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical DAIMEI requires TRAINEE TOOLROOM TECHNICIANS c Vocational School Certificate c Completed National Service. c Training will be provided Interested personnel please apply personally during office hours at: DAIMEI PLASTIC (S) PTE LTD 14 A 16, Blk. 1009, Eunos Avenue 6 Singapore 1440
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      542 26 Lesding contsirter storage and warehousing company in Jurong invites spoliations lor the poet of. CONTAINER SURVEYOR Job specihcetion: ■■real damaged marine containers Including estimate of COSH Ol raaaJn a.s well as supervision ill ri-puir work carried out OuelitKstwns c i,i| 1 1 le vrl with credit In Mathematics c Some
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      1119 26 II INDUSTRIAL PRECISION ENGINEERING PTE LTD hes following immediate recencies: 1. EXPERIENCED TURNER/ MILLER c with at least 4 years' workIng experience In precision tool room. 2. O.C. INSPECTOR c With at least 2 years' expe- rlence In precision machine shop. All applicants should have completed VITB or EDB training
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      433 26 ijjl^ Q Einptoymeiit lIIT 1 1 I Salary up to 1767! upon confirmation *Up to 2 increments a year Shift AMowance Attendance Bonus 9 Productivity Incentive Seniority AMowance Those between 14 and 16 years are alto welcome to apply NO SCOPE WORK NO NIGHT SHIFT J OR call personally with
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      273 26 Bill Olivetti Ohvstti, Europe's Isroest manufacturer of office equipment hat immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operation* in Singapore for: We offer: starting pay $287 At least 3 increments in the first year $318 after 1 year service |T»WPAIDTniBREAKsJ A4O MINS. LUNCH I AIRCONOmONEo! I COMFORT 1 Please apply perionally from
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      393 26 JVC I requires I FEMALE I PRODUCTION I OPERATORS I 5 day week front I 8 00am to 5 15pm I Perfect attendance I award I Full transport I reimbursement I Air conditioned factoty I Interesting Job I 4) Those with relevant I eiperience wilt be paid I more on
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      446 26 IfA D Employment M4RJS MALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS You can earn as much as $425 And with overtime, you can earn even more than that. Applicants must have completed National Service. Willing to work on 2 rotating shifts. MATSUSHITA REFRIGERATION INDUSTRIES (S) PTE. LTD. No. 1 Bedok South Rd., Singapore 1646
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      496 26 company manufacturing high quality watchcasee haa immediate vacancies tor 1) FEMALE Q.C. OPERATORS c Able to use micrometer and read blue prints or with some tecnnlcal experience preferred 2) PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Mtle/Female) 2 rotating shifts plus shift allowances. c Oood opportunity to be trained as semi-skilled worker Attractive commencing salary
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      631 27 fli 0 Emolo y ment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production I laajßaMS AM APPRENTICE To work on SURD machine c Ito 2 years working experience an advantage GRAPHIC ASSISTANT c To make layout film stripping and plate making Preferably 3to A years working experience Attractive »aiary Interested, please TEL: Z*****5/*****5S
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      103 27 A Trading Company requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Able to type at 35 wpm accurately and neatly c Able to keep a full set of books c Minimum I year's working experience SALES REPRESENTATIVE c Preferably has contacts In thr printing Industries c Must be able to converse fluently In Kngllsh.
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      332 27 If 1 Q Emptoyment or* invitad for >yj| th* following yM positions:- 1) Machinist/ Setter All locations Technical 4 or NTC 3 in Metal Machining Those without the above qualifications I but with working experience in tool room/machine shop set-up will also be considered 2) Maintenance Fitter Jurong NTC 3in
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      561 27 THE GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT CORPORATION PTE LTD Invites applications for the positions of:-DATA-ENTRY SUPERVISOR Oross Salary: $700 to $1,100 p.m. The Data-Entry Supervisor will be responsible for the entire data entry function Including training of data entry and data processing personnel, successful development and Implementation of systems, planning and co-ordinating work
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      412 27 f A D Emptoyment OBEROI IMPERIAL HOTEL requires HOUSE OFFICER Secondary education with good spoken and written English c Preferably with experience In hotel security systems, c Oross salary $428 p.m c Confirmed salary $478 pm CAR JOCKEYS c Able to handle all sorts of cars Including automatic cars, c
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      449 27 PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL requires SECURITY OFFICER (Mate) Age: 28-40 years OCE 'O' level At lease 3 years of experience as a Security Officer Ex-pollce personnel* preferred 3 shifts Salary: $480 p.m. SECURITY GUARDS (Male) Age 21 -45 years Ability to speak and write simple English 3 shifts Salary: $380 p.m.
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      469 27 fjjli Q Emptoyment i GUARDIAN PHARMACY i* expanding It* retail epefenoni and therefore requtree the toNowing pereonnel tor Me new pharmacte*. 1. CLERKS c Typing speed 35 wpm. c At least 1 year's relevantexperience 2. FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANTS 3. FEMALE CASHIERS For peemone (2) a (I): c 18 years and
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      453 27 I Wa ara a leading manufac turing company within our > industry, serving a wide I croaa-aaction of induatriae > for thair packaging naads. Aa a result of growth and i furthar axpanaion, wa require 1 LORRY DRIVER Requirements Minimum Primary Education 81-llngual In English Mandarin Possess class 4/5 drlv-
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      423 27 11 1 Q Employment bm has vacancies for A LOUNGE WAITRESSES Salary: $372.00 a. WAITERS/WAITRESSES Salary 1342 00 C. BAR DISPENSERS Salary: S2SS.OO D. CHAMBERMAIDS Salary J342 00 E. HOUSEMEN/ HOUSEMAIDS Salary: S2SS.OO F. KITCHEN PORTER Salary: 52M.00 Q. PANTRY ASSISTANT Salary: $342.00 H. COMMIS COOKS Salary: $372.00 Attractive fringe
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      348 27 BaaV»ea*»tAT*aak*aaa^*a^Baßßa9 MY PLACE Exclusive Members Club Requires 1. CASHIER 2. FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME WAITRESSES We offer attractive salary and allowances Please call personally at: MY PLACE PTE LTD Basement Hotel Malaysia 40 Cuscaden Road Singapore 1024 on 27th May 1982 after 2.00 p.m. or call: *****04/*****09 Malaysian applicants will also be
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      350 28 If *i 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous |*»«*jpypwiUM WILD (SPORE) PTE LTD Swisa Manufacturing Company in District 0315 urgently requires A. TIMEKEEPER (FEMALE) (For Optic Department) a Sec. 4. credit In Maths. a Experience In timekeeping an advantage. Duties: Calculation ol production tkne and Imping of racorda. B.
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      463 28 5 Wo have immediate vacancy tarOFFICE MESSENGER a Male. Singapore citizen above 18 years ot age. Completed exempted from runtime N S Able to read and understand simple English. Applicants should possess a valid licence to ride a motorcycle Interested applicants pleat* call personalty at;THE PERSONNEL DEPT NORDSKOG METHELM PTELTD
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      588 28 a a I Eataoaahod Local Bank haa oiealorCLERKS a) Minimum 4 OCE -O' level b) Pleasant personality c) Able to type 25 to 30 wpm. OFFICE ATTENDANT/ MESSENGER (MALE/FEMALE) a) Salary $250/- p.m. with 3 months AWS. b) Completed Primary 6 education Please apply with full particulars and salary expected
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      434 28 ROE INTL PTE LTD DELIVERY MAN CUM DRIVER a Age above 18 years. a Holder of class 3 driving licence. c Must be able to converse In English. Plmm ca* MartH. at *****68 lerawaapawitinant. SWISS INN RESTAURANT/ COCKTAB. LOUNGE requires: PARTtME/ FULLTIME HOSTTSSES a 6-day week with free meals. c
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      877 28 lllA [J Employment I H T l l TENPIN BOWLING ALLEY roqulroa tha following poraonnol: 1. WAITERS/WAITRESSES 2 BOWLING INSTRUCTORS Intoroatad appHcant*. caM pereonaMy during omoe hours at Katong Shopping Contra Mountbettenßoed Singapore 1843 VAN DRIVER c Require experienced Van Driver for delivery. o Must be able to start work
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      881 28 REQUIRES MALE GENERAL Worker. Preferably able to ride motorcycle or with driving licence. Please call personally at 154 A, Blk 2, Kallang Aye Industrial Centre, Kallang Aye TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES Uespatch Rider Call personally at: Paslr Panjang Warehouse Complex, Oodown 404. Module No. 9. Paslr Panjang Road. Spore 051 1
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      597 28 Vehicles Boats 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire FOR SALE 1* foot flbreglass sloop, Uffa Fox design. Built by Copland lOW 1075 Fin keel Bermudlan rig Main sail, storm Jib, working jib. Oenoa and Spinnaker Completely equipped. Immaculately maintained, ready to sail. 5313.000 Including 5 h.p. Yamaha outboard Enquiries: Scolt-Smlth. Tel *****22
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      435 29 Vehicles A Boats 76 Vehicles For Sato H) Mercedes *****91 BMBTHbV r 1074 MERCEDES BENZ 230 Manual, onr company owner, extremely well taken care and passed Vlcom Inspection Aafcmg. $ia.MO Hun vfwat: No. 10. Fourth Loh Yang Road Jurong Singapore 22*2 durmj offtcs hour* NOV. 1979 MERCEDES BENZ 2SO AUTOMATIC
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      932 31 DIST 15, IDEAL LOCATION. Mill Top Pre-War Bungalow Approximately 7,400 sq.ft Freehold. Potential for redevelopment Price: $1 1 million 0.n.0. Tel: *****9 DIST. 21. CLEMENTI PARK, singlestorey Bungalow. 6.000 sq ft. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms/ servant's Freehold Vacant possession. $775,000. Wess Associates *****44 DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACH-ED AT 5 1/4 milestone,
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      483 31 WESTWOOO Luxurious apartment on high floor. Built-in approx 3,000 sq.ft Large lounge, dining room, 3 lovely bedrooms, study, nice bedrooms. Selling with vacant possession $960.000 0n0. VILLAGE TOWER Brand new apartment. Completion soon. 2.800 sq.ft. 9980,000 For Appointment lo View Can UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD *****53X9 APARTMENTS FOR SALE CAIRNHILI
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      1602 31 Accommodation ■■H r Properties DIST 10 HOLLAND ROAD brand new Jade Mansion with swimming pool 2 luxurious garden penthouses, each 5.360 sq.ft. and 6 beautiful maisonette apartments on one floor, each 2,850 sq ft Total area 28,000 sq ft Estimated rental return $80,000 p m Good for Investment Interested please
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      754 32 4 r Accommodation Sm|| r Properties BELMONT REALTY. 27M1SS: I1 I Ml* House. 5500 sq.ft $3 50 psf 1 KN Building, 1800 sq ft $500 psf (3) Tunas Building. 4245 sq ft $4 50 p.s f CHOICE ORCHARD ROAD location Approx 300 sq.ft. In prestigious building. Beautifully furnished, wallpapered, carpeted.
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      390 37 Mixed fortunes for Singapore table tennis JAKARTA, VVed. Singare had mixed fortunes the Asian table tennis team championships here yesterday. The women, after routing the Philippines 3-0 in the morning, went down by the same margin to Hongkong in the evening. The men recovered after their opening-game trouncing by North
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      113 37 BEIJING, Wed. Seven members of a Chinese dockworkers' soccer team have been banned from playing for up to a year and two have been placed in police custody for beating up a referee, the Sports Daily reported today. The newspaper said the two main culprits,
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    246 38 WORLD CUP SPAIN 82 I BELGIUM proved th^r callbr* «H* an I •HO*N«nt parformanc* In the IMO European Championship* whan they flntehad runnara-up to Weet Oermany They were the first European side to qualify for Spam, topping a strong group to earn their first World Cup finals appearance in 12
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    170 38 LONDON, Wed. Tottenham Hotspur have named the same side for the Football Association Cup final replay against Queens Park Rangers at Wembley here tomorrow. It means that their Argentinian international, Ricardo Villa, is kept out of the side because of the Falklands crisis.
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    The Rivelino goal that showed the Brazilan free-kick magic
    266 38 LONDON, Wed. Before the 1971 World Cap soccer tournament in Mexico, Kngland goalkeeper Gordon Banks Issued a warning. "The South Americans will always bend balls anywhere. But in the atmosphere here, they will bend so far and so late." No team
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    A timely boost for England
    140 38 LONDON, Wed. World Cup finalists England gave their confidence a timely boost when they beat Holland 2-0 at Wembley last night with one of their most convincing performances in the run-up to next month's tourna- ment in Spain. The Dutch, who failed to qualify for
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    383 38 several key players who were either injured or unavailable. England, who face France, Czechoslovakia and Kuwait in the first round of the finals, were also hit by injury and club commitments. Though the Dutch included such past masters as defender Ruud Krol, veteran of both World Cup finals, and
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    442 38 ROME, Wed. Italian manager Enzo Bea zot yesterday announced a squad of 22 players for the World Cup finals in Spain, after waiting in vain for star forward Roberto Bettega to recover from injury. Bearzot delayed making his final selection in the hope that the Juventus player
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    394 39  -  JOE DORAI By Star-studded Feyenoord to vie for honours STRIKER Fandi Ahmad 's pursuit of a professional soccer career in Holland may well take off at the Kirin Cup competition, starting on Sunday in Tokyo. For Feyenoord, one of Holland's top teams, will
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    230 39 Qatar first to accept FAS invite QATAR, one of the top countries in the development of age-group soccer, are the first to accept the Football Association of Singapore's invitation to take part in the under-16 Lion City Cup tournament. i They cabled their acceptance yesterday though entires close on June
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    187 39  - Aussie expert to conduct hockey courses R. MANORAJ By DON MCWATTERS, Australia's most respected and successful hockey coach, will be in Singapore from July 17-August 7 to give the sport a muchneeded boost. McWatters, who played for his country from 1961--1968, three of those years as captain, will be here
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    Dr Indrapana praises SEA Games facilities
    330 39  -  LEK SEOW YAM By SINGAPORE can pride itself for the facilities it offers in the South-east Asia Games from May 28June 6 (tentative dates) next year. That observation was made by Dr Nat Indrapana, chairman of the technical committee for the Bth Asian Games
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    Indians to meet Perak for charity
    262 39 SINGAPORE INDIANS' Madras-bound soccer squad will have their first test on Sunday when they meet Perak Indians in a charity match at the Taiping Stadium, reports JOE DORAI. The local Indians will leave for Ipoh on Saturday without four national team members K. Kannan,
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    19 39 THE national schools tennis finals yesterday were postponed indefinitely after heavy rain fell at the Singapore Tennis Centre.
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      349 39  -  WILFRED YEO By A $100,000 cash voucher! That's the reward awaiting the first bowler to roll a perfect game in the national bowling championships, which started last night at the Celebrity Bowl and will end Sunday fortnight. The award is guaranteed by Anchor Beer, joint-sponsors of
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    784 40  -  PETER HAZELHURST By TOKYO. Wed. Competing with the West in the search for new sources of energy, Japanese scientists have created a chemical compound which can store the sun's energy at room temperature for a period of 61 days and claim
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    43 40 LONDON, Wed. British Airways flights into and out of London's Heathrow Airport were disrupted today following a lightning strike by engineering and maintenance staff over pay and working conditions, airport authorities reported. The stoppage was due to last 24 hours. AP.
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    40 40 ROME, Wed. A bomb explosion destroyed furniture and shattered windows in the editorial departments of two of Rome's three English language daily newspapers today, police reported. No one was injured in the early morning blast, they said. AP.
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    197 40 BANGKOK, Wed. Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Vo Dong Giang has said that the IndoChinese countries and Asean are facing promising prospects for dialogue and cooperation, the Vietnam News Agency reported today. Mr Giang said the prospects resulted from greater political awareness in Asean
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 3.23 to 831.34 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    203 40 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Reagan administration asked Congress yesterday to raise the federal debt celling by almost ISJ2H billion (SMie billion) to keep the government solvent through to the end of the 1183 financial year. If Congress falls to act by the third week of June, the
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    416 40 THE Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted yesterday to increase the United States' direct military grants to Israel by US$lOO million (SJ2OB million). The move was approved by an 8-1 vote. Senator Nancy Landon Kassebaum, RepublicanKansas, voted against it, expressing concern
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    165 40 From Pago On* claimed that Singapore had up to 12,000 licenced drivers who, in fact, hardly ever drove taxis. They were holding the licences as security against possible future unemployment. The possible amalgamation of the existing 11 radio taxi networks into two or, at most, three centres.
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    207 40 Jerusalem the next target envoy designate ISLAMABAD, Wed THE Iranian ambassadordesignate to Pakistan, Mr Abbas Zamani Abu Sharif, said today Iran's next target after the recapture of Khorramshahr would be Jerusalem, the Golan Heights and other Arab areas occupied by Israel. "Zionism is our enemy number one," Mr Abu Sharif
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      13 1 Carl Mak as a serious producer as an actor with co-star Sylvia Chang
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      An ace who's going places
      1452 1 HOW Carl Mak actor and joint-producer of the Hongkong comedy hit, Aces G» Places (now showing at seven cinemas) went bald is a telling tale. "Samo Hung asked me to shave my head for a cameo role in his film I cannot remember the title,"
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      77 1 Everybody has played a part, big or small. I think it is this group effort that has made us strong and united. My job is to make good films and good money. I don't believe in a one-man show. We always work together with filming crews, artistes and friends. Raiders
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        Portrait of an artist as a historian
        499 3 "I paint the Singapore which is soon disappearing, before it is demolished," said Ang Ah Tee of his landscapes of the Singapore river and old architecture. He captures in acrylic the patina of age that distinguishes an old temple, the light and shadow
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        World Cup ties to be telecast 'live'
        340 3  -  K ANN AN CHANDRAN By SOME of the World Cup ties to be played in Spain next month, will be telecast live by SBC. The Laifirmed live ties (all local dates and times) include two first round matches between England and France to
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        High price on rhino heads
        306 3 High price on rhino heads World Of Survival A Price On Their Heads (Ch 5, 5.51 p.m.): Rhinoceros there are five species all carry a price on their heads, their invaluable horns. Naturally they have been a hunted race. But conservationists are now eager to protect these animals from extinction.
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        Making waves with water ballet
        527 4 AROUND THE WORLD Singapore American School Pool Ulu Pandan Today until Saturday 7 p.m. Free Previewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN LIKE the ebb and flow of tide, water ballet has naturally picked up momentum and gained popularity here. What was previously a pastime, confined to the
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        The Voice — a parody of super-stars
        926 4 The Voice a parody of super-stars THE FIVE ELEMENTS By Alan Zie Yongder Gallery 10-12 Hyatt Regency Hotel Until June 6 Interview by BONNIE TINSLEY LIGHTNING flashes. Thunder rolls. A smoke-shrouded Alan Zie Yongder is born larger than life on the screen, "the greatest artist the world has ever seen".
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        Picture of charm
        476 4  -  NORMAN YAP By SYLVIA Chang is petite and charming. This Taiwanese celebrity was in Singapore to perform at a charity show last week. You might also recognise her as the star of the film Aces G« Places. Sylvia has tried her hand at singing, acting and producing.
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        Historical green
        918 5 You've always enjoyed the Botanic Gardens listening to military bands, feeding swans and monkeys, getting lost in the jungle and you'd like your children to experience the same joys. But why not pass it's history along with the pleasures? ANNE TOFIELD reports. ON~E of the first gardens designed
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      Discovering a new me
      1282 6 Discovering a new me "THANK you for helping me discover a new me." These words come not from a reformed convict or ex-drug addict, but from one of 180 trainee teachers, some of whom underwent a life-chang-ing experience at a four-and-a-nalf day residential camp on personal growth and moral education.
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      The ricefield they lost
      1286 9 For many thousands of farmers who live along the Thai-Cambodian border it is an impoverished life. Not only in terms of physical needs but in terms of soul. For they are victims of the border conflict; refugees in their own land, prevented from tilling the ricefields,
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      12 1 A camp thai changes lives Outlook Pag* 5 The lost ritual Pag«B
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      757 3 work part-time in an ofI fire, and they tell you ■Wi^^^j I they have to chain you to J F^M I r^M I your desk 7 Would you still L^H accept the job WHAT the Walnw Said V^T^rTm^W (R*dlo One, II a.m.): H %W^H Auntie Kala is back with answers
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      1171 3 TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Openint folowed by Dynasty Candid Camera (Chinese/r) 720 Sh> re s *ory Animal Band 4.00 Lidsvie < Cha P ter 4.25 Alice 7.30 News and Weather Forecast 4.45 The Magic Star Traveler M JJW 5.10 Captain Cook's Travek M IS 5.25 Chidren's Short
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      337 5 Artist with commercial sense SUms vi The Space From Pago 3 fulfillment of a life-long dream to "make it" in New York. Suspicions aside, one has to admire the energy and versatility, the immense productivity of one so young. He admits that he needs a rest and would like to
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      259 5 Fiji -The Great South Racific Resort of the future Iw. fmF Jhb *f w __-_-_-_____w i r I ft J _r^B^H mmu^f^m^^^^F m f^ *V k _^B_i tt^_i tt^^^J _H-^^^^_P^P^^^^^^ I Now, an investment alternative to Hawaii. 1 acre lots on the waterfront. 40% gain in 12 months for many
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      805 7 APPOINTMENTS If you're looking for quality and innovation in PRODCJCTION ENGINEERING lT m "eCK US OUT! I At our Walk-in Interview Singapore Hilton May 29th, 1982 Japan Room 4th floor I 9am spm J Who are we? We are a multinational corporation with over 65,000 employees worldwide and now ranked
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      369 7 I ASTEC INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD I A subsidiary of a British multinational corporation, with new set-up in Bedok, invites suitably qualified candidates for the following positions 1. Q.C. ENGINEER At least 1 year experience as Process Engineer or Q.C. Engineer in die preparation to encapsulation. Possess a Degree in
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      659 7 H A trading subsidiary of a public listed company fl invites applications for the following positions:M (1) CREDIT CONTROLLER W The successful candidate should Possess a GCE 'A' level certificate or equivalent. Have at least 3 years working experience in a similar position. Preference would be given to a candidate
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      924 8 APPOINTMENTS A large established company invites applications from suitably V qualified Malaysians for the post of: H FINANCIAL CONTROLLER H circa $50,000 p.a The successful candidate will be responsible for all accounting H^H and financial matters of the Company including budgetting, financial planning, taxation, developing and controlling account- Hfl| ing
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      641 8 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The Information Handling Systems industry will be growing significantly in the 1980s. This is important to Singapore, having adopted the strategy to restructure its economy. IBM Singapore a leader in the field of computing, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly growing
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      240 8 I SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. I LABOUR ONLY CONTRACTS We have 15,000 units of 3 and 4 roomed apartments to construct for the Housing and Development Board. We wish to discuss with sub-contractors interested in tendering for fixing only contracts, from various building trades. These include: M.S. window frames Timber doors
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      348 8 t»rHDA HOUSING DEVELOPERS ASSOCIATION MALAYSIA HDA MALAYSIA SECRETARIAT HAS MOVED with effect from 25th May 1982 New Address: 7, Jalan Kamuning, Off Jalan Imbi. Kuala Lumpur. New Tel No: 41 1840, *****9 Smci NeW L/ If I I—yUhi'LJUli1 yUhi'LJUli Location Map I ro i=^cit i 1 A MEMBER OF THE
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      1024 1  -  KWAN ZI By THE concert started at 2 p.m. The venue was Marine Parade Library hall. For the next two hours, music flowed from the violin, piano, guitar, flute, guzheng and pipa. The audience of about 50 listened politely and clapped dutifully. No one
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        208 1 APPOINTMENTS MSS^UnUSe C^ompa^fPteJJ^td Agents for: Yonex. Ascot, Mikasa. Gosen. TSP. Tiger. D M. REQUIRES THREE SALES ASSISTANTS to service major departmental stores Minimum Requirements GCE 0' Level 18 years above Experience preferred but not necessary as training will be provided by the Company Candidates should be effectively bilingual Renumeration During
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        237 1 \^Limu We are a well-established US-based com- pany engaged In the manufacture, sale and I service of high-technology offshore oil I drilling and production equipment. We require: QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER Requirements: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 3 years experience in quality control in a manufacturing environment Supervisory experience, with tact and
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        295 1 AppiioQtloiia are invited iron I ___ia_u.i«- „%ittm i petauna lor the following positions:- I ENGINEER Candidates should have a degree in TBnBIJP Electrical Engineering preferably with 1-2 yean' experience in a manufacturing environment. Knowledge of chemistry or chemical processes will be an advantage. Vj& The successful candidate will be responsible
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