The Straits Times, 22 June 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    RCs may have a bigger say...
    417 1  -  TAN BAN HU AT Dialogue with HDB officers ...in running own estates By RESIDENTS living in Housing Boar,d estates may have a bigger say in how their estates should be managed and improved. Under a proposal mooted by the government, HDB estate officers in
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    Lock icon Khmer leaders fly into KL for meeting
    875 1  -  LESLIE FONG, LEE KIM CHEW TAN LI AN CHOO By and KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The three Cambodian leaders fighting Vietnamese occupation of their country will sign the agreement on the formation of a coalition agreement at a ceremony in Rumah Malaysia tomorrow at
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    Lock icon Recession hits habits
    63 1 SEOUL. Mon South Koreans are drinking and smoking leas because of the economic recession, according to the Finance Ministry. In the first five months of this year, beer sales dropped 7 2 per cent compared with the same period last year and whisky, 30 per cent Cigarette
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    Lock icon Harris to step down in 1985
    145 1 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. Datnk Harris Salleh, Chief Minister of Sabah, said today he was stepping down at the end of his second five-year term la IMS. He did not give any reason for the decision bat denied at a press conference here that It
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    NS men will get more time to decide
    473 1  - NS men will get more time to decide RONNIE WAI PAUL JACOB By and THE Defence Ministry yesterday announced a new scheme to allow national servicemen more time to decide if they want to be absorbed into the combat service as regulars. These servicemen stand to benefit from backdated pay,
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    Lock icon Gold drops below US$3OO
    145 1 Gold drops below US$3OO LONDON, Mon GOLD plummeted through the US$3OO an ounce mark today. It first breached the $300 level during trading in Hongkong, but later recovered to close at $307.38 a troy ounce down $6.71 from Saturday. Later, when Europe's business day began, gold plunged lower. It was
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    ST Index down 14 points
    119 1 ST Index down 14 points THE Singapore stock market yesterday suffered one of its biggest one-day falls this year, taking share prices within reach of their 1982 lows. With several blue-chip counters including those in the OCBC stable of companies registering double-digit losses, the Straits Times Industrial Index plummeted 14.23
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    Lock icon Mubaran raps US for failing to assert
    774 1 Mubaran raps US for failing to assert CAIRO, Monday EGYPTIAN President Hosni Mubarak said in an interview published today that the United States' hesitation to call for an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon was badly damaging Washington's reputation in the Arab world. In a television interview with the American Cable News
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      RED EMBASSY DAMAGED
      75 1 MOSCOW, Mon. The official Soviet news agency Taw. said gunfire from 'sraell forces besieging vest Beirut damaged th Soviet embassy there to w, but It did not say if Vre were any casualties. "The Is. ell government, which Is floutinn generally-rec :nised intenational le, I norms, bean
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      16 1 Son Sann to make thank-you visits: P. 8 Sihanouk to seek arms from China: Back Pag*
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      227 1 52 pages today US fears entry ban on S Pacific ports Pag* 6 Hat-trick hero Rummenigge Pages 35, 38, 39 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 34 COMICS M CAUSEWAY 15 EDITORIAL IS LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-33 SPORTS 34-39 Australian union refuses to lift ban on Spore
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      595 2 Ministers to explain YOUNG ministers will be able to explain government policies and get feedback from the people during the National Day celebrations in August. They will take part in forums organised by various committees as part of the government effort to get more people involved and interested in
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      COMMENT
      279 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WITH modernisation and the need fer economy, the days of the school jagas are numbered. Some of them, however, can be redeployed as school attendants. What Is causing oßhappiness is the uncertainty over their future housing. The Education Ministry, schools and the union should ensure
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      SPORTS
      234 2 Choker strangles Bear CHOKER has won the US Golf Open and Golden Bear is runner-up. Tom Watson, nick-named "Choker," sank a spectacular chip shot for a birdie on the 17th hole on Sunday to win a stirring duel with Jack Nicklaus ("Golden Bear") ana capture the most prestigious championship
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      208 2 FAVOURABLE TERMS FOR LOAN TO SEALION HOTELS SIX banks have extended a $85-million syndicated loan at a fine interest rate to Sealion Hotels, owner of Hyatt Regency Hotel. The banks are Development Bank of Singapore, the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Morgan Guaranty Pacific, Tat Lee Bank, United
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      BACKGROUND
      156 2 AT LAST LAWS OF THE SEA AFTER almost 10 years of drifting on stormed- tossed waters, the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea have at last entered home port with a treaty regulating every conceivable use of the world's oceans. But the jubilation was somewhat marred
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      614 2 Sanctions stop work PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's decision to broaden sanctions against the Soviet Union will effectively halt work on a pipeline to bring gas from Siberia to Western Europe, one pipeline contractor said. A spokesman for AEG-Telerunken said it could not build the turbines for the pipeline
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      SECTION 2
      343 2 Vietnam's outcasts THEY will probably remain outcasts in Vietnam and never find homes in the United States. They are the American-Asians children of American men and Vietnamese women during the Vietnamese War. Their mothers claim that in Vietnam these children meet with deep hostility and prejudice. But, the
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      216 2 Death for traffickers THE Federal Court yesterday ruled that all those convicted of drug trafficking should be sentenced to death, "except under special circumstances." Chief Justice Tan Sri Raja Azlan Shah said sentence of death should be imposed "to mark the gravity of the offence, to emphasise
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      SECTION 3
      159 2 (Spore edition) Thriving tradition AN ART room full inkwells, ink, and paper a room into which students can go at any time and be sure of enthusiastic help from teachers is Tuan Mong High School's way of making sure their fine tradition of producing good calligraphers continues. It
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      Lock icon US ban will halt work on Soviet pipeline
      371 3 US ban will halt work on Soviet pipeline FRANKFURT, Monday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's decision to broaden sanctions against the Soviet Union will effectively halt work on a pipeline to bring gas from Siberia to Western Europe, one of the major pipeline contractors said yesterday. A spokesman for AEG-Tele-funken said it
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      Lock icon ENVOY TO BE PRESIDENT IF JUNTA FAILS TO AGREE
      312 3 ENVOY TO BE PRESIDENT IF JUNTA FAILS TO AGREE BUENOS AIRES, Mon. Argentina's military rulers will nominate the country's ambassador to Venezuela, Juan Ramon Aguirre Lanari, as the country's next president if they cannot agree on a military man for the post, the independent news agency Noticias Argentinas said today.
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      Lock icon Carrington 'may be envoy to US'
      106 3 Carrington 'may be envoy to US' LONDON, Mon. Lord Carrington, the British Foreign Minister who resigned after Argentina stunned Britain by seizing the Falkland Islands, may be appointed ambassador to the United States, the London Dally Mall reported today. The newspaper said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher feels Britain needs Lord
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      Brisk tour
      32 3 LONDON, Mon. Officials here are organising a 36-hour tour of the Falkland Islands battlefields for non-British journalists barred by British officials from covering the fighting, the Ministry of Defence said.
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      Lock icon 'Smart' missiles pose big threat to naval might
      483 3 WASHINGTON, Monday MILITARY planners, studying the lessons of the Falklands battles, are voicing concern about the growing number of smaller nations with "the great equaliser" new-genera-tion "smart" missiles that increase the vulnerability of the world's great navies. Even Brunei, a nation of
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      Lock icon I'm being set up: Envoy
      143 3 NEW YORK, Mi.n. US Ambassador to the United Nations Jeane Kirkpatrick charged In an interview that a campaign of high level leaks had been waged against her, bat President Ronald Reagan said be supported her tally. "This Is crazy," Mrs Kirkpatrick told the latest issue
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      Lock icon EEC to lift clamp on Argentine imports
      261 3 EEC to lift clamp on Argentine imports LUXEMBOURG, Mon. A European Economic Community (EEC) ban on imports from Argentina because of its seizure of the Falkland Islands is, except for Britain, to be lifted from tomorrow, EEC foreign ministers announced today. In a carefully-worded statement, the ministers said they were
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      Budget row may herald end of Schmidt's coalition govt
      415 4 BONN, Mon. A dispute this week over next year's budget could cause the downfall of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's coalition government of his Social Democratic Party and the tiny Liberal Free Democratic Party. "I would not guarantee that we will reach agreement
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      Lock icon Talks over future of Gibraltar postponed
      219 4 LUXEMBOURG. Mon. British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym said today that Spain and Britain had agreed to postpone negotiations over the future of Gibraltar at Spain's request. This means that Spain's frontier with Gibraltar will not be reopened next Friday as originally plan- ned. Spain
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      Lock icon Hundreds demand freedom of speech
      49 4 HUNDREDS of Basques marching through the streets of the northern Spanish •^dnstrial city of Bilbao at the weekend In a demonstration calling In freedom of expression. The demonstration was •rganlsed by the Herri Batasuna (United People) party, which represents nitra-natlonallstic Basque alias. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Bandits slain
      53 4 NEW DELHI, Mon. Some 40 bandits have been killed and another 350 detained in 117 sbootouts with Uttar Pradesh state security forces in the second half of May, the Press Trust of India news agency reported today. About 200 firearms and huge quantities of ammunition were seized from
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      Lock icon $2.9 b riddle unsolved with death of banker
      588 4 $2.9 b riddle unsolved with death of banker ROME, Monday THE death of banker Roberto Calvi in London on Friday has left a string of unsolved mysteries surrounding a US$l.4 billion hole (552.9 billion) in his bank's books. A recount of the life of 62-year-old Mr Calvi, who was president
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      Lock icon Hinckley jury undecided
      74 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. A third day of jury deliberations in the trial of John Hinckley Jr ended yesterday without a verdict on whether he tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan or is not guilty by reason of insanity. The seven women and five men now have discussed the
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      Lock icon Ivanov is terrible when he's behind the wheel
      277 4 Ivanov is terrible when he's behind the wheel MOSCOW, Mon. Traffic accidents are taking a high toll of human li/e in the Soviet Union where erratic drivers and unpredictable pedestrians are a deadly combination. Moscow's traffic safety campaign last month tragically illustrated the problem. Fifty -two children were run over
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      Lock icon Syria: No pullout until Israelis leave
      137 5 Syria: No pullout until Israelis leave DAMASCUS, Mm. A Mvernmeat minister May rmled oot any Syrian withdrawal «f tr—pn from the besieged city Betrat utfl Invading Israeli fore** have left Leb»"SyrUn tr*«pa caanot withdraw under the Kv< of Israeli tanks," ormation Minister Ahmed Iskaader told news conference. He confirmed reporta
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      Lock icon Nugget found in dump
      70 5 PERTH, Mon. A prospector near here has unearthed a gold nugget worth a small fortune from a rubbish dump. Prospector Mike Charlton, of the Perth suburb of Armdale, was hunting for gold to pay mounting domestic bills when he found a 1.5 kg specimen with a
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      Lock icon Ten seconds
      45 5 HELSINKI, Mon. An electronic medical thermometer that gives a reading in 10 seconds nas been developed by a Finnish company. Mittel Oy of Finland said the instrument was accurate to one-tenth of a degree Centigrade in the range 35 to 42 degrees. AFP.
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        Lock icon Weinberger's fears
        88 5 UNITED STATES Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger said in Washington on Sunday that recent Soviet testing of nuclear weapons appeared to be a scenario for nuclear war and was evidence that Moscow believed it could win such a war. The testing he cited was disclosed on Saturday by Secretary
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        Lock icon Withdraw call to US
        62 5 CHINESE DEFENCE Minister Geng Biao, now on a visit to North Korea, has renewed China's call for the immediate withdrawal of American troops from South Korea, the North Korean news agency reported yesterday. Speaking at a rally in Pyongyang on Sunday, Mr Geng reaffirmed the support
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        Lock icon Taiwan may lift ban
        83 5 THE TAIWAN government might lift its ban on some 1,500 import goods from Japan if a Japanese delegation snows "sincerity" next month in talks about equalling the two nation?' trade balance, an official said in Taipeh yesterday. The official said the government is considering removing the
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        Lock icon Vietnam bomb blast
        83 5 A MINE exploded in Vietnamese territory yesteday, injuring three Vietnamese soldiers and two Chinese prisoners, shortly before China and Vietnam were due to exchange prisoners on the Chinese border. Vietnamese soldiers said the explosion, which took place not far from Langson, 200 km north of Hanoi, had
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        Lock icon New oil glut worry
        70 5 CONCERN 18 growing in the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries that a halt to the fighting in the Gulf and a revival in Iraqi and Iranian oil exports may create a new glut in the world market. In Caracas, at the weekend, Venezuelan Oil Minister Humberto
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        Lock icon Food ministers meet
        53 5 AGRICULTURE MINISTERS from six continents yesterday began a United Nations food conference in Acapulco to discuss ways of feeding the world's 400 million severely undernourished people. Thirty-six national delegations will focus attention during the four-day meeting on improving and coordinating their food programmes to lessen hunger throughout
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      Lock icon Reagan aides split over how to react to Israeli action
      451 5 WASHINGTON, Monday PRIME Minister Menachem Begin of Israel arrived here yesterday for talks with President Ronald Reagan on the Lebanon crisis amid signs that the Reagan administration was divided on how to react to the Israeli military moves in Lebanon.
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      Lock icon 'Crown' never felt heavier for Arafat
      414 5 'Crown' never felt heavier for Arafat PARIS, Monday TRAPPED in the besieged Lebanese capital of Beirut, Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat is going through the hardest days of his 35-year career as a militant for the Palestinian cause. The PLO leader has spent the past week, rifle in
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      Lock icon Mercenaries admit treason in Seychelles
      123 5 Mercenaries admit treason in Seychelles VICTORIA (Seychelles), Mon. Four white foreigners arrested after last November's mercenary attack against the Seychelles pleaded guilty to charges of treason today, the only offence punishable by death. The four were Zimbabweans Frank Brooks and Roger England, South African Jeremiah Puren and Bernard Carey, a
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      47 5 SEOUL. Mon. South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Bum-Suk will visit Washington from June 28 to 30 at the invitation of Secretary of State Alexander Haig, the Foreign Ministry said today. They will bold talks on international issues and matter* of mutual concern. It said. Reuter
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      Lock icon US fears entry ban on ports in S. Pacific
      487 6 CANBERRA, Mon. THE United States today expressed serious concern to Australia and New Zealand, its allies in the Anzus pact, about the danger of ports in the South Pacific being closed to its warships. Australian Foreign Minister Tony Street, briefing journalists
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      Giant earthslide threatens to bury power project
      287 6 Giant earthslide threatens to bury power project COLOMBO, Mon. Heavy rains have triggered a giant earthslide that threatens one of Sri Lanka's most important development projects, a US$2 billion (Ss4 billion) hydro-electric project, officials said yesterday. The earthslide, which began two weeks ago, threatens to bury key parts of the
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      Lock icon Large UFO 'seen' by 200
      87 6 CANTON (Ohio), Mon. Almost 200 residents of nearby Perry township phoned authorities on Saturday night claiming an unidentified flying object (UFO) was hovering over their neighbourhood, police said yesterday. Patrolman Mark Johnson, estimated 150 people called police between 10 30 p.m. and 11 p.m. A
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      Lock icon Heart experts in Moscow
      57 6 MOSCOW, Mon. An international cardiologists congress opened in Moscow yesterday with doctors from Taiwan, Israel and South Africa among the 5,000 participants. The congress, due to focus on diagnostic methods and treatment of cardio-vascular diseases, was opened by Soviet academician Yevgeny Chazov. who is also the
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      Lock icon 'US can solve arm sales issue with China'
      336 6 'US can solve arm sales issue with China' WASHINGTON, Monday SENATE Republican leader Howard Baker says he believes the United States can solve its dispute with China over the sale of spare military parts to Taiwan and that it is vital to do so. Mr Baker, who recently returned from
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      Lock icon BEIJING HITS OUT AT THE MOONIES'
      160 6 BEIJING HITS OUT AT THE MOONIES' BEIJING, Mon. China today accused the controversial religious sect known as the Unification Church or "Moonies" of speading anti-China propaganda and indoctrinating members with fascist views. The Communist Party newspaper People's Daily said the recently-founded Washington Times, which has close links with the Moonies,
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      Islamic death ruling stays
      167 6 ISLAMABAD, Mob. Pakistan's Supreme Islamic Cowt has ruled that death by stoning for sexual relations out of wedlock Is a punishment in Use with Islamic customs, reversing Its earlier decision that said It was not After hearing a government appeal against a lower court judgment on
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    Two-coupon car to double your status?
    274 7 Two-coupon car to double your status? THIS parking attendant (right) at the Holland Road car park opposite the Botanic Gardens could not quite believe it when she saw two parking coupons for the same hour displayed on the windows of the limousine. But she later realised that the Cadillac Fleetwood
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    New berth to mark joy
    51 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its Tanjong Pagar Container Terminal on Wednesday at 5 p.m. To mark the occasion, the Minister for Communications and Labour, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, will commission Berth 55, the seventh container berth at the
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    Forklift firm
    31 7 ASSOCIATED TRACTORS SINGAPORE, which markets TCM forklifts. is a division of Tractors Singapore Ltd, and not Singapore Tractors Ltd as reported in The Sunday Times. The error Is regretted.
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    Young ministers to meet the people
    359 7 Forums will be chance to develop closer contact YOUNG ministers will come down to grassroot groups to explain government policies and get feedback from the people during the National Day celebrations in August. They will take part in forums organised by residents' committees, citizens'
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    Car test unit
    43 7 MR TEO ENG GUAN. chairman of the Motor Traders Association of Singapore, will open the Vehicle Inspection Centre of A. A. Pte Ltd at 107, Eunos Avenue 3 on June 28 at 11 a.m. A vehicle inspection test wilJ follow.
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    Day-care centre at Cairnhill
    139 7 A DAY-CARE centre to provide children with warmth and security while their parents are at work will open at Cairnhill community centre on July 2. Working parents may register children between three and six years old for day-care sessions that run from 7 a.m. to 7
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    Malaysian officials study our grassroot groups
    212 7 Malaysian officials study our grassroot groups TWO Malaysian officials yesterday studied how Singapore promotes good neighbourliness among citizens. Dr Goh Cheng Teik, Deputy Minister with the Prime Minister's Department, and Datuk Zahari bin Abdul Rashid, director-general of the Department of National Unity, which is also part of the PMD, are
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    Disco dancing any way you fancy
    82 7 Disco dancing any way you fancy THE finals of a free-style disco dancing competition will be held by the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) at the Sentosa roller-skating rink on July 3 from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. The heats will take place on Saturday at the Sentosa Disco. Tickets
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    Lock icon Son Sann plans 'thank you' trips A 'WISH ME WELL' EMBRACE
    533 8 Son Sann plans 'thank you' trips A 'WISH ME WELL' EMBRACE wfZr*^ W^ KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The first job of Mr Son Sann as Prime Minister of the new Khmer coalition is to visit Asean countries on a "Thank You" mission. In an interview with the Pana news agency, Mr
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    Holdridge for talks with Thai minister
    113 8 BANGKOK, Mon. (Jolted States Assistant Secretary far East Asian aid Pacific Affairs John Holdrldre Is to pay a visit to Thailand from Jane 25 to for "consaJtatioitfi" so the refjsasl situation, the US Embassy said here today. Mr Holdrldge, currently with US Deputy Secretary
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    Lock icon Thach's three-stage plan for pullout— diplomats
    176 8 Thach's three-stage plan for pullout diplomats BANGKOK, Mon. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has spelt a three-stage plan for the withdrawal of his country's troops from Cambodia. Mr Thach, who briefed Western ambassadors in Hanoi recently about his tour of Europe, also outlined to them the threestage plan for
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    Lock icon The Khmer Rouge will lord it over, says Hanoi
    159 8 BANGKOK, Mon. Vietnam today warned Asean that the Chinese-backed Khmer Rouge would dominate the proposed coalition of Cambodian resistance groups, creating a dangerous precedent for "Maoist" subversion and sabotage in the region. "What is this kind of coalition, that China and
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    Important step forward — Canada
    407 8  - Important step forward Canada NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok correspondent BANGKOK, Mon. Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs Mark MacGuigan today described the formation of the Khmer coalition as an important development. While it is not yet clear how it would operate, he said: "Canada welcomes it and hopes
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    Paper warns of risk of wider conflict
    379 8 Paper warns of risk of wider conflict JAKARTA, Mon. The large circulation Indonesian daily newspaper Kompas warned today that the setting up of an antiVietnamese coalition government in Cambodia could increase Vietnamese hostility and even lead to the conflict spreading to other parts of the region. In an editorial, the
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    Learn to get circuits right
    41 8 TOA Payoh Education Centre will hold an electrical fitting course every Thursday from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. The course will start on Thursday. For details, call *****00 or register at Block 79, 87A, Toa Payoh Central.
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    Musa promises 'all out' economic assistance
    194 8 BANGKOK, Mon. Asean would like to see the Khmer coalition government instal itself in Cambodia, and when that happens, Asean would have to assist Cambodia "all out" in rebuilding itself economically. The Asean position on the question of what would happen after the formation
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    Law firm accounts queries to go to trustees
    196 9 Law firm accounts queries to go to trustees ALL matters concerning j the clients' accounts and monies of the law firm of Ram Kishnan will now have to be directed to the trustees appointed by the High Court earlier this month to handle these matters. It is understood that the
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    Club urged to take on long-term projects
    257 9 THE Rotary Club was yesterday urged to take on long-term community projects with greater social significance. One way they could do this was to assist grassroot organisations such as community centre management committees, citizens' consultative committees and residents' committees to undertake ioint projects.
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    Breakthrough on pay for holiday and rest-day work
    470 9  -  IVAN LIM Union wins deal for wages instead of time-off in lieu By Our Labour Correspondent A TRADE union representing workers in an essential service has made a breakthrough on the controversial issue of payment for work on rest days and public
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    Mixed bag to dip into
    62 9 COURSES on swimming for children, fashion* designing, guitar playing, nonya kueh. Indonesian cooking, flower arrangement, Tal Chi Chuan. Tae-kwan do, restaurant cooking, artificial bonsai, flowermaking, Japanese, dressmaking (advanced) and men's tailoring (elementary) will soon be organised by the Bedok North community centre. For details, call
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    Fire destroys three houses
    47 9 A FIRE destroyed three houses yesterday afternoon at Rangoon Road. Nobody was injured. The residents had earlier been shifted to government flats. The houses were due to be demolished this month. A television set, furniture and medicines valued at $5,000 were also destroyed.
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    Three-fold rise in trade between Canada, Asean
    349 9 ASEAN has become an area of vital interest to Canada, which earns almost one-third of its gross national product through trade. Dr Mark MacGuigan, Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs, said this in a speech prepared for the joint international conference of
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    Gift to build amphitheatre
    45 9 A DONATION ot $105,000 for toe Citizen Amphitheatre at Jurong Bird Park will be made on Wednesday at Shangri-La Hotel's Gardenia Room at 11.30 a.m. The donation, which covers the total cost of the amphitheatre, is from Gilman Singapore Pte Ltd.
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    Special World Cup stamps
    160 9 THE IK2 World Cop Soccer games in Spain will be commemorated on Singapore postage stamps next Mi A set of three stomps In II cents, 75 cents and $1 denominations (above) will be sold by tbe Postal Services Department from Friday, July t. The stamps will
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    Essay competition winners
    201 9 THE names of the winners of an essay writing competition held in March to mark the 40th anniversary of the fall of Singapore were released yesterday by the History Society of the National University of Singapore. Mr Walter Woon won the first prize of $1,000 in the
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    Man gets year's jail for cheating businessman
    171 9 A MAN was jailed for a year yesterday for using a letter he had written under the fictitious name of an expatriate worker to cheat a businessman of $900. Tan Hong, 34, admitted that sometime in January, 1960, he wrote the letter to
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    CHANCE FOR CIVIL SERVANTS TO BAG $200
    135 9 CHANCE FOR CIVIL SERVANTS TO BAG $200 CIVIL servants who understand the productivity concept will have a chance of winning $200 in a quiz. The questions will be based on a pamphlet explaining how productivity can be applied to the civil serVice. It will be distributed in September. But as
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    Clinic to bowl you over
    50 9 JOO Chiat community centre's youth group will organise a bowling clinic on July 18 and 25 from 10 a.m. to noon. The fee for members is $16 and for non-members, $20. For details, call *****26 or *****57 between 3 and 10 p.m. Mubarak raps US
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    Hunan floods
    20 10 BEIJING, Mon. Continuous rainfall has triggered flooding in four counties of southern Hunan province, Radio Beijing said yesterday.
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    546 10 Iran will carry on Gulf war LONDON, Monday AYATOLLAH Ruhollah Khomeiny said today that Iran will continue the Gulf war until all its demands are met, despite Iraq's decision to withdraw its invasion force, Teheran Radio said. The radio, monitored here, quoted a speech by the revolutionary leader in which
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    Aussie union won't lift ban on S'pore ship
    621 10  - Aussie union won't lift ban on S'pore ship LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Mon. The Australian union which blacklisted a Singapore-registered ship in Sydney has refused to budge on its demands while the government appears powerless to take any action. The Seamen's Union of Australia (SEU) says
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    Sihanouk: I'll seek arms from China
    802 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Former Cambodian Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, told a press conference tonight that he would negotiate with China for arms on behalf of the coalition government that he and the leaders of the other two resistance groups had agreed to
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    99 10 LONDON. Mon. London's vast 381 km Underground system was disrupted today by a strike against new schedules and cuts in services, and officials of publicly-owned London Transport said the whole network could be shut down later in the day Commuters struggled to get to
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    Lock icon Plea by wife of Walesa
    86 10 WARSAW, Mon. The wile of interned Solidarity leader Lech Walesa said yesterday she has asked authorities to move her husband from a remote government hunting area near the Polish-Soviet border to an area nearer their hometown of Gdansk. She said she asked for his transfer
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    CPF board's job record scheme may be modified
    519 13  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Central Provident Fund board is thinking of scrapping its Job Record Scheme introduced last year to discourage job-hoppers because the costs make it economically not viable. However, the board may introduce a modified scheme under which employers who
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    SMA ready for more active role in wage guidelines
    433 13 THE Singapore Manufacturers Association is prepared to act as an umbrella organisation for manufacturers in the formulation of National Wages Council guidelines. SMA's executive director, Mr Toh Tse Ming, yesterday said that the association is in a position to put across
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    $17,000 stolen in amusement park break-in
    57 13 THIEVES broke into the office of Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park Pte Ltd in Mountbatten Road and stole $17,000 from a safe on Sunday morning. Police said the company's managing director, Mr H.C. Ng, found the main office door which was locked the night before
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    BUS DRIVER FINED $800 FOR HITTING PC
    127 13 A BUS driver was fined $800 by a magistrate yesterday for assaulting a policeman who intervened in a quarrel between the driver and his family. The court heard that police were called to the Yishun Ring Road home of the driver, Oh Choon
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    Yummy! This tastes as good as it looks
    272 13 Yummy! This tastes as good as it looks A CULINARY skill display provided one of the highlights at the annual Apprentice of the Year competition (1*82), yesterday. For four-and-a-half hours, three apprentice cooks from three leading hotels sweated It out In the kitchen of the Hotel and Cftterlng Training School
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    Winners 'on Sweden'
    66 13 THE winners of the recent Sunday Times contest on Sweden are: Miss Nancy Ho (first), Miss Chan Choo Neo (second). Miss Saridah binte Haron (third), Mr Robin Goh Ai Hua (fourth), Miss Doris Khoo Foong Yee (fifth) and Miss Chng Poh Hwa (sixth). The winners will receive
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      Lock icon 'Death for all traffickers' ruling by Federal Court
      328 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Federal Court today dismissed an appeal by four convicted people and ruled that all those convicted of drug trafficking should be sentenced to death, "except under special R stances." hief Justice, Tan ja Azlan Shah, itence of death
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND UP
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        Lock icon Dip in trade surplus
        66 15 Dip in trade surplus MALAYSIA'S trade surplus dropped slightly during the first two months of this year, according to figures released by the Statistics Department in Kuala Lumpur recently. The trade surplus during January and February was $120.3 million compared with $315.1 million during the same period last year. Exports
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        Lock icon Plan to ban revealing ads
        61 15 THK MINISTRY of Informa tion plans to ban, starting from the fasting month which begins this week, television advertisements showing women scantily dressed. Deputy Information Minister Puan Rahmah Osman said in Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan, on Sunday that such advertisements were not suitable for viewing
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        Lock icon Play active role: Musa
        71 15 DATUK Musa Hitam on Sunday called on urban Malays to play a bigger role in the development of towns and cities, and not allow themselves to be left behind as "squatter communities." •^The Malays should not allow themselves to be regarded as obstacles to modern development
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        Lock icon Teachers not happy
        59 15 THfC NATIONAL Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) on Sunday described as unfair the promotion of 872 teachers announced by the Education Minister Datuk Dr Sulaiman Daud last week. The acting president of the union Mr M Nallathamby, said the promotion had disillusioned thousands of others, especially
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      Lock icon Thai military chief visits border districts
      217 15 Thai military chief visits border districts BANGKOK, Mon. Thai Armed Forces Supreme Commander General Saiyud Kerdphol today inspected southern districts as part of Thailand's preparations for a coming meeting with Malaysia on border cooperation, Thai military sources said today. According to the sources, the field trips to the Thai border
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      Cattle-rustling with taxi, court told
      217 15 SANDAKAN, Mon. Polio* have armttrd three men suspected of operating an Ingenious rattle-rustling plan using a taxi to ram their prey to death and quickly carting the carcass away. The Borne* Bulletin today said the three suspects, aged 38, 22 and 27, Included a taxldriver
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      55 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Japan plans to send a team of experts to Malaysia to assess its training and educational requirements in view of its new "Look to Japan and Korea" policy. Visiting Japanese Foreign Minister Yosnio Sakuraucni said this in talks with Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie,
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      Unruly soldiers blamed for clash
      384 15 I to storm j f Sabah marine 1 police base' MORE than 200 soldiers have been transfe wed out of Sandakan to Kuala Lumpur aft —Usobeying a commanding officer's order a ■hen becoming involved in a violent fe 1 FLASHBACK: Straits Times June 7 SANDAKAN,
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      Shy nomads found
      69 15 MARUDI (Sarawak), Mon. A band of nearnaked jungle nomads shy of strangers was reported to have Deen found The Borneo Bulletin reported today that a group of Kayans on an expedition collecting garu (scented wood) stumbled on some Penans, who were so shy of strangers they began
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    US leadership more volatile than Soviet Union's
    303 16  - US leadership more volatile than Soviet Union's JEFFREY ANTEVIL By in Washington SOVIET diplomats in Washington say they have spent more time worrying about the US leadersnip in the last 20 years than their American counterparts have in trying to determine what is going on behind the Kremlin walls. In
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    Lock icon Soviets rebuffed Carter
    310 16 His successor, Mr Ford, facing a strong challenge for renomination from party conservatives led by Mr Reagan in 197 b, pulled back from a nearly completed followup agreement. Mr Carter came into office with an entirely new approach calling for deep cuts in nuclear arsenals, but Moscow
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      783 16 INDONESIA is Asia's only member of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and its most populous nation but, despite its wealth of natural resources, remains one of the poorer nations in the developing world. The country is already suffering from weak demand and poor
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    The Straits Times say... Let's switch over smoothly
    509 16 The Straits Times say... Let's switch over smoothly THE days of school jagas or watchmen like the jagas of other government buildings appear to be numbered. This is perhaps inevitable given the march of modernisation and the fact that a modem alarm system can now do a job more efficiently
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    730 16  - The advantages of making a no-first-use pledge TOM WICKER By LEONID BREZHNEV'S pledge that the Soviet Union would not be the first to use nuclear weapons, says the US State Department, is "unverifiable and unenforceable" and "gives no assurance that an aggressor would not in fact resort to the first
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    Lock icon What arms will Argentina seek?
    719 16  - What arms will Argentina seek? ANDREW PIERRE By in New York AFTER the fall of Stanley, Argentina certainly will aggressively seek more weapons. This would present a tough policy dilemma for Washington, caught between a desire to restore relations with Argentina and not damage those with Britain. The dispute over
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      528 17 A good doctor does not advertise Medical care must not be a product for sale WE REFER to your editorial (ST, June 14) "Public has right to know" and the various press reports on the issue of doctors' signboards. As medical practitioners we are duty bound to make the following
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      Suicidal person who was not in such 'safe' hands
      294 17 ON JUNE 11 at 9 p.m. my sister was rushed to Alexandra Hospital after attempting suicide. She was admitted for treatment and observation at Ward 1. On admission, I informed the nurse that it was her second attempt at suicide. 1
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      Offence that could not have been
      89 17 Offence that could not have been RECENTLY I received a summon from the traffic police. The offence was failing to conform to a traffic red light signal on February 16. As the said vehicle was purchased on April 1, I wonder how could I have committed the offence. Upon receipt
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      Increase number of taxis and not the fares
      96 17 I REFER to recent reports on proposed increases in taxi fares. It was stated that the increase is necessary because of heavy demand for taxis. I suggest that instead of increasing taxi fares, the number of taxis be increased. After all, there
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      Do we need all that money when we're fifty-five?
      224 17 Do we need all that money when we're fif ty-f ive? I REFER to The Straits Times Editorial on CPF contribution (ST, June 11). The more I "pause and look closer" as suggested by the editorial, the more depressing the whole system seems to me. No doubt the increase of
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      Referral system is efficient
      834 17 Nameplate controversy 4 IT is fallacious to think that it is cheaper for a patient to see a specialist directly. Firstly, It is never cheap to see a specialist. Secondly, if a patient's condition does not need specialist care, he would have incurred unnecessary expenditure. Thirdly,
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      285 17 National Productivity Board SEMINAR-CUM-WORKSHOP ON COMPENSATION AND PRODUCTIVITY Conducted by PROF. E. P. LAZEAR (GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. USA) OBJECTIVES To acquaint participants with the concepts and techniques of Compensation and Productivity. To provide participants opportunity to discuss the way in which creative labour practices can be
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      385 18 FOLLOWING are the major events that led to the Law of the Sea Treaty: Sept 28, IMS President Harry Truman proclaims American sovereignty over natural gas deposits and other resources of the continental shelf beneath the high seas, beginning three miles (about 5
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      Where do we go from here?
      1682 18  -  ZARINE MERCHANT NANDAN Still hope if US signs the treaty, if not, it may miss the boat By Writing for The Straits Times NEW YORK After almost 10 years of drifting on storm- tossed waters, the third UN Conference on the Law of the
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      403 18 FOLLOWING are the main provisions of the Law of the Sea Treaty: Territorial Waters Each nations sovereign territory extends 19 km beyond its coast. In this zone, however, all foreign vessels must be allowed the right of innocent passage, that is, passage that does not threaten the
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      301 18 Adventures in Levi's. No 2 in a series. m Some of our Levi's Adventurers Suddenly, I heard an angry rustling, Rr*-> have accidentally got themselves and looked down to see a 4 foot cobra rear its j£ (and their Levi's!) into some pretty head ready to bite my leg (not
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        UK trade mission
        83 19 TWO trade missions from the United Kingdom are here this week. The first is a 10-member engineering and building mission from Birmingham, while the second is a 25-member export sales mission from Scotland. The Scottish mission represents a wide range of products such as marine engineering, food,
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        Sime-Fireman effect
        23 19 Sime Darby Bhd said its joint venture with Fireman's Fund Insurance Companies will not have any immediate effect on its profits.
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        Grand Central error
        44 19 Hotel Grand Central has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore of a typing error in its copy of audited results for the last year. Group profits after taxation for the year ended Dec 31, 1981, should be $831,184 instead of $813,184.
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        Industrial Oxygen
        33 19 Industrial Oxygen Incorporated Bhd has announced that at its extraordinary general meeting held on June 15, the resolution to increase its authorised capital to Msloo million was passed unanimously by shareholders.
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        Interest rate fixed
        42 19 The interest rate for Banque Nationale d'Algerie's US$25 million (5554.3 million) floating rate notes due 1985 has been fixed at 17 V* per cent. The interest, to be paid on Dec 22 against coupon No. 8, will be U5587.69.
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        Petrochemical project
        69 19 RIYADH, Mon. A US$794 million (Ssl.7? billion) loan towards the cost of the Arab Petrochemical Company's project at Jubail was approved by Saudi Finance and National Economy Minister Mohammed Ab-Alkhail. The loan will cover 60 per cent of the cost of the petrochemical complex, one of a number
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        Exchange agreement
        80 19 SOFIA, Mon. Iran is considering stepping up oil exports to Bulgaria in exchange for increased imports of Bulgarian agricultural products under a preliminary agreement signed here. Under the agreement, signed with visiting Iranian Minister of Agriculture Mohammad Salamati, the two countries will expand economic, technical and scientific cooperation.
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        Lock icon Opec steadfastness
        103 19 ABU DHABI, Mon. United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mana Said al-Oteiba said that oil prices would have dropped to US$lO (5521.70) a barrel during the recent oil market glut but for Opec and its steadfastness in the situation. Mr Oteiba said that at that time, oil companies offered
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        Lock icon Suzuki scooters
        50 19 TOKYO, Mon. Suzuki Motor Co Ltd said that it signed an agreement with Steyr Daimler Puch AG of Austria under which the company will sell Suzuki scooters in Austria and West Germany. Suzuki will supply 10,000 scooters annually from next January for marketing under the "Puch" brand. Reuter
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        Coal exploration
        86 19 JAKARTA, Mon. The Spanish mining company, Enadimsa, is almost certain to get thegreenlight for coal exploration covering 140,000 hectares in South Kalimantan (Indonesia Borneo), a spokesman for the state-owned coal company P. N. Batubara said. Under an agreement to be signed by Enadimsa and P. N. Batubara, the
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        65 19 PARIS, Mon. Talbot, France's number four car maker, has lost output of more than 18,000 cars as a result of a strike at Poissy near Paris that began on June 3. The stoppage, begun by assembly line work-, ers, is being staged by about half the 9,000
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      Norsechem chairman to raise holding
      193 19 Norsechem chairman to raise holding NORSECHEM'S new chairman Datuk Mohd Salleh bin Yusof appears to be increasingly involved in the company, with the proposed purchase of 1 38 million shares at Msl each from Resins Malaysia Sdn Bhd. The purchase price is understood to be M 53.25 per share. Datuk
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      360 19 LONDON, Mon. British inflation should decline to 7.5 per cent by the beginning of next year, in spite of the cost of the Falkland* conflict. Chancellor of the Exchequer Geoffrey Howe said: "There are bound to be minor fluctuations, but the
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      Favourable terms for loan to Sealion Hotels
      351 19 SFX banks have extended a $85-million syndicated loan at a fine interest rate to Sealion Hotels, owner of Hyatt Regency Hotel. The banks are Development Bank of Singapore, the Honkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Morgan Guaranty Pacific, Tat Lee Bank, United Overseas Bank
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      Call to reduce Asean cement import tariff
      268 19  -  ABBY TAN By Our Mamb Reporter MANILA, Mon. Asean cement manufacturers will work for a 25 per cent tariff reduction on cement imports among the Qvemember countries of the group. This was decided over the weekend during the sixth council meeting of the
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      Another Arab bank to set up local branch
      316 19 Another Arab bank to set up local branch ANOTHER Arab bank, the Arab Banking Corporation, will make its debut in Singapore later this year. The bank, with its head office in Bahrain, will bring in more loan syndication business to this region. The bank is the fifth Arab Bank to
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      Visa cheques doubly popular
      174 19 Visa cheques doubly popular SALES of Visa travellers cheques in the Asia-Pacif-ic region Visa's fastest growing market in the world have doubled during the first quarter of this year. For this period, sales soared to US$64.l million (5J139.1 million), up 102 per cent over the first three months last year.
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      MPB to intensify rubber replanting programme
      453 19 MPB to intensify rubber replanting programme FACED with the ageing of its rubber stands, Malaysian Plantations Bhd (MPB) wants to intensify its replanting programme which would improve the group's profitability in future years, its chairman Tan Sri Datuk Lee Loy Seng says in his latest annual address. To minimise the
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        70 19 •aate*4BM «nl«p Ind wlmimw ITC I -2 -8 En* (.uthrir Btad NBT -5 -4 CCM F4N Haw Par Nat Iron -15 -5 -15 (old SUragr Ueattngs Inrhrape Bhd PMC -6 -7 -8 Ml Klrr •Uuiuulh Trading M U ork--16 -5 -30 -7 Peril* PlMt SembSkip Sap
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        Prices end easier in quiet trading
        514 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed easier on lack of buying support in selective quiet tradIng. Pan Electric fell IS cents to $3.M, Straits Trading M cents to $5.35, f nited Engineers 18 cents to $1.75, DBS 2» cents to $7.7t, Hong Leong Finance 25 cents
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          26 19 Promet 431,000 Hotel Prop 334.000 O C B C 299.00(i Pan-El 247,000 M U I 247,000 Total turnover: 4.27 m Total value: $13 75m
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          42 19 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC. SESInd: Junelg June 21 *****6 *****1) 712.21 697.98 1724.56 1708.58 1112.02 1104.46 645.18 636 23 298.44 297.7^ 881.94 881 :ifi 667 46 652 39 545.03 *****
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      2321 20 mrnuvrr nzures in hub lame are unomnai. Adjusted fw scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of li shares each, with price quoted in dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1982 High Lo»- Company Gr'« Net Div P/E Vol Day 1 Sale or- (0O0) High Low 350
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      Heavy falls in KL
      527 20 SELLERS overwhelmed buyers at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as investors' Confidence remained i Prices open easier and weii? driven downwards for most of the day on a flood of selling orders, particularly in the afternoon session. Volumes remained on the low side. Analysts said
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      BUSINESS DONE
      880 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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        182 20 THE Manila market ended generally lower with mining and commercial industrial issues moving off, though oils were harder. Turnover dropped to 1.5 million from 2.0 million pesos. Gains included Philex "B" up 0.0025 at 0 15. Basic Petrol^ urn up 0 0005 at 0 015, Seafront ***** higher at
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        1441 20 BID and offer price* officially tisieo 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 specified. MDUOTWALS Aesaa (3.2Z8 3.485) cd AJassaeta (2.908) Aleess (I.UB IMS) (16) 1.14 (16)
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        380 20 THE Sydney market yesterday dropped to its lowest level since April 5 in light trading with metal stocks bearing the brunt of the lasses after several poor indicators from overseas. At the close, the All Ordinaries index was 7.2 points lower at 462.3. On April 5 the index stood
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        168 20 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed in light trading which centered around popular stocks. The Book Club index dropped 0.24 point to 92.61 on turnover of 12.0 million bant. Jalaprathan Cement and Siam City Cement were up two baht each at 119.50 and 176 respectively while Bangkok Bank
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        305 20 PRICES in Hongkong yesterday closed weak following moderate selling pressure, brokers said. The market was overshadowed by high US interest rates and the lower HK dollar US dollar exchange rate. The general decline in overseas stock markets also aided sentiment, they added. Trading was quiet. The Hang Seng index
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        485 20 PROPERTIES B Raya (IMB 1.975) (8) 1.98 (3) 1.99 (1) 1.96 (2) 1.97 Island Pen (7.008 7.305) M Credit (2.708 2.725) (2) 276 (5) 2.75 (1) 2.73 (1) 2.70 Sel Properties (4MB 4.565) (2) 4.68 (5) 4.66(1) 4.60(1) 4.58(1)446 (5) 4.52 (1) 4.50 (3) 4.54 Spore Land (7.108 7.158)
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        30 21 H.K.HANG BENC Monday 1206 61 Friday 1305.38 We«k Ago 1321.10 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 832.3 Friday 837.0 Week Ago closed ALL ORDINARIEB Monday 462.3 Friday 405.8 Week Ago closed
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        592 21 LONDON, Mon. The higher trend in US interest rates and domestic labour problems pushed prices lower today but the cheaper levels attracted some demand and prices closed above the day's lows, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 8.9 points at 549.1. Government bonds showed net
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        429 21 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday fell on limited selling in blue chips, with many dealers and investors remaining on the sidelines due to the renewed weakness of the yen, high US interest rates and the weak undertone of Wall Street last week. The market average lost 36.59 to dose
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      27 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Up 2 Down 68 6 1 4 5 unch 8 1 Tins robbers robbers Deb/Loans 1 2 10 1
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      196 20 AHA r NIT TKUBT Maauren' prim It Jw »i ARBI TH.NOT BBCUUIIEB ASIA (Ml— 1»"' prim tor Jut S) Spore Growth Fund 0.84 089 "1 B-MONT4I.I (Htmgm- prin* tar twm tt) 1 moo Span Fund 1 23 1 30 DIAMOND Mi. I B'POBE (Ml— |im- film tor Immt
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      631 20 SELLING pressure contln- ued unabated throughout the day on the Singapore stock market yesterday. As bears ruled supreme, prices plunged across the board, taking all the market indices sharply lower. The Straits Times Industrial Index suffered one of Its biggest one-day falls and closed
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        401 21 RICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 183.00 cents per kilo, down 1.50 cents on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly in subsequent trading following a lower opening on lower London advices, they said.
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        32 21 Rubber: June 21 Singapore: July: 183.00 cents (down 1.50 cents) Malaysia: July: 203.50 cents (down 1.25 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 420 tonnes (up 149 tonnes)
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        174 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable In Singapore opened at $21,207 and closed at 00.808 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened ai U*****.50 302.50 and dropped immediately when It breached the $300 level on active stoploas selling. It feU to the low oT $296 80 297.30 but fell
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        28 21 THE STRAITS tin price continued to stay unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday on an official offering up 149 tonnes to 420 tonnes.
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        137 21 CHINESE Pratace ExekMge, SUffapare, mm timtmg price* P" IN k< v Satvtoy. Cnwl «U: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. C*pn>: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers. Sarawak white
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        204 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed easier despite some short-covering in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. June in the south dropped $15 to MJBIS per tonne and central was unchanged at $810 while in July north fell $15 to $815 and central was unchanged
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        Money and exchanges
        138 21 THE US/Sing dollar opened at $2 1690 10 and was traded to a high of $2.1725/35 before easing back to a low of $2.1665/75 and finally closing at $2.1700/10 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was quiet and featureless. The US dollar against major currencies was
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        344 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 21: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on June 16: source: mvrrui i-ynrn international (Asia) Co. INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Cuff net— Nominal rain Smithsonian quoted r.ilarday (cro»«)panty Parcantag* Chang* I>ora,l dollars to one
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        103 21 NOON SSR and SMR poo- ywlerdar AS j u (Carnal Mlk) lluxr. Srllrr. (Man pallet) 1615(1 IO2SON .-vSRSO (lion pallet I 16*00 180 OON MRELB Jmlr A «««at SMR IV 11-lon pallet) 204 50 206 SON SMRL II ten pallet I 206 00 207 OON SMK-. II
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        24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 11.18 per cent.
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        28 21 ingapor* dollars on June 21 Offer Bid vernlght 5 4^ 1 month 9 B'4 2 months 9 9 3 months 9 9 Overnight mode 4 1
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        38 21 ■ount houses on June 21 Overnight: 4fZ Call deposits Ckxiac Buymi ScllUf 1-month rreasury bills 4 3« 1-month Sank bills 9. a 3 months CD »w 0 8 months CD 93/16 9 1/16 I— it*: NatlMal Marawri
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      252 22 MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) will launch its first industrial project named Resource Industrial Park in Kuala Lumpur in the third quarter of this year. The project consists of flatted factories on an 11.3-hectare site off Jalan Segambut Lentang in the Segambut light industrial
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      639 22 THE Keppel group of companies will spend about $180 million in the current year to finance its modernisation and expansion programme. Of this amount, about $12.5 million is to be spent on a floating dock, $98.4 million on the construction and purchase
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      480 22 THE Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange (KLCE) hopes to launch a rubber futures contract this year, chairman Raja Mohamed Alias Ali said. In his annual report for 1981, Raja Mohamed said that in efforts to turn the KLCE into a multi-com-modity exchange within the
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      466 22 NEW YORK For more than a decade, targets of takeover efforts have debated a novel strategy of defense, namely, offense the direct counterattack. In its essence, the strategy contemplates a cash bid by the besieged target company in response to a cash bid by
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      152 22 CANBERRA, Mon. A quarterly joint survey by the Confederation of Australian Industry and the Bank of New South Wales Ltd shows a continuing slowing of economic activity with little prospect of an early recovery. The survey said that manufacturers reported sharp cutbacks in output and
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      286 22 Salvaging is exciting but not rewarding for Pan-EI PAN-ELECTRlClndus-tries Ltd's salvage business is probably the most exciting of its group activities but it is also the most unrewarding. Pan-El owns Selco Salvage Ltd, one of only two salvage companies in Singapore. The other is Smit International South-east Asia, a unit
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      415 22 MALAYSIA must make available greater supplies of crude palm oil to British refiners if it wishes to reverse the declining trend of exports to them. This observation was made in a paper, "The UK Market for Palm Oil," presented by Mr
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      206 22 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. Petronas Carigali, a subsidiary of the Malaysian national oil company Petronas, will set up five gas platforms about 224 kilometres off the east coast of the Malaysian state of Trengganu, the Bernama News Agency reported. Three of the platforms are for drilling,
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      308 22 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Stock market analysts said they expect 1981 82 results for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, to show an improvement on 1980 81 's 11 million guilder (558.73 million) profits, with most of them predicting 25 million to 30 million guilders. Estimates of net
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      493 22 NEW YORK, Mon. "Business balance sheets and corporate liquidity are more fragile than at any other time in the postwar period," warns Mr Alien Sinai of Data Resources Inc, and who could argue? The headlong borrowing of past years, when companies counted
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      224 23 d) Secretarial Clerical 1 Tha Tokio Marina A Fire Insurance Co (S) Pte Ltd invites applications for the following posts EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS (Mala) Duties:■sitaVlllfl new clients' and cxivling accounts Qualifications A Experience: 1 I years relevant experience or at least I food OCIA Level Certificate (Eng- lishl CLERKS/ 1 TYPISTS
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      315 24 (jjli Q Einptoymeirt 66 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial it Clerical Beecham Pharmaceuticals has a vacancy lor a CLERK Requirements GCE O' level certificate with credit in Mathematics Ability to type accurately at 35 wpm Some working experience in a clerical capacity preferably, in the Purchasing Section of an industrial organisation
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      357 24 SUMITOMO (3.M.M.8) Wall established Enterprise Invites application* lor the poat of> FEMALE MARKETING CLERKS c Singapore citizen c Age below 23 years old. c OCE t) or 'A' level with credits In English Mathematics. c Able to type 35 w.p.m. c Pleasant personality with initiative and prudence. c Hardworking and
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      513 24 il^ I Emptoynwiil enpias Leeding precieion Jspeness mawfectunno company reqwree: FEMALE ADMIN. CLERK Pleasant personality and bilingual. Able to operate PMBX Switchboard 5 day work. Attractive salary. Please call personally witn relevant documents for an interview today at ENPLAS CO. (8) PTE LTD 9A 26A, Blk. 2 JTC Flattßd Factory
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      523 24 HAMWORTHY ENGINEERING LTD urgantly raquira* SECRETARY to th« Offica Managar c OCE o 1 level with credit In English. c Fast, accurate typing, shortsecretarial qualification. c Age: 22 to 25. Thooo Inlsi sssid pleeee contact MISS DORIS TAN 57 SHIPYARD ROAD JURONG SINGAPORE 22*2 TEL 2M7222 FOR APPOINTMENT NATIONAL KAP
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      540 24 H\\ P r> ->' n t COMPANY SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT required by eudH Ann c Minimum Secondary Four c Able to type c Knowledge of limited company secretarial procedures c Ability to handle radio shack computer TRS-80 will be an added advantage Applicants, plssss write to: THE ADVERTISER, Unit 504- 508.
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      588 24 We urgently require 1. CLERK TYPIST on monthly basis. Salary between (SOO $600 Office at OH Refinery off Jurong Pier Road. 2. STENOGRAPHER/TYPIST at $30 per day. Off Jurong Pier Road. Various vacancies for Adminatrenon/pareonnel Clerks, Clerti Typists: Salary between tMO-tftOO Interested candidates please call personally with certificates and testimonials
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      560 24 ft|| D En-pWH FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST c Minimum O.C.E. 'O' level with credit In English. c Able to handle simple correspondence c Knowledge of Chinese. c Some working experience advantageous Minimum salary $430. Intereeted, pleeea write with fun resume and telephone contact numaar la The Advertiser 105 Lavender Street Spore
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      628 24 Af chftoc ls 4w><J EnQifM9f?' Finn invttee applications for the following 1 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIBT 2. EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK Please write In stating salary rx- peeled to: Ana Th ten tea a Partners Suite 3311. 33rd floor International Ptais Singapore 0207 DRIVERS a RECEPTIONISTS/ TYPISTS SECRETARIES *****37 Established firm ha* vacancy
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      1038 24 IIA Q Employment AN EXPANDINQ ELECTRICAL Company urgently requires a Kemale Clerk. Applicants must have OCE O' level with at least 2 years' working experience. Typing speed of 40 wpm with some accounting knowledge Interested please apply to The Advertiser. Crawford PO. Box 782. Singapore tl IB APPLICANTS REPLYING to
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      696 24 FEMALE GENERAL ASSISTANT re. quired by Florist. Oood salaty. offered Call personally 117. Ist Floor, Rear Block. On -h nil Towers. Orchard Road OENERAL CLERK URGENTLY required. Must be able to type Kxperlenrr not necessary. Apply with telephone to: Blk 4003. No 73 Depot I.ane. Singapore 0410 IMMEDIATE VACANCIES FOR
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      571 25 DYNAMIC SALES EXECUTIVES Male Or Female required by our expending Company involved in the supply and installation of quality building materials to the construction industries in Singapore and the Region. c Preference will be given to candidates age below 30 years c Possess a car and driving licence and ability
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      1049 25 fii Q Employment An established Optical Retail Company requires: INDOOR CHINESE SALESMEN to work in Geylang head oMce and Thomson Plaza branch. c With or without experience can apply c Malaysians are also welcome c Salary, food allowance. Incentives and accommodation provided Interested applicant; lease call per son »lly at:
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      1473 25 ill Q Employment TECHNICAL SALES EXECUTIVE An established trading company dealing in safety, fire fighting and diving equipment requires an Experienced Technical Bales Executive. Salary will commensurate with experience plus commission. PvOeMO Apply in own nMtowriMnQ lot THE ADVERTISER JURONG TOWN P.O. BOX 3*4 SINGAPORE 9161 OR CALL 2SSOOIO. MISS
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      244 25 ljjl| Q Emptoymont EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON-BRANDT, French Leaders in High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances) We have Immediate vancancies for the following positions: AIR-CONDITION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Applicants should possess a Technical qualification In airconditioning with at least 3 years' practical experience. They should also
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      457 25 ASAHI TV-GLASS PTE LTD Applications are invited *'om I Singapore Citizens for appointments as B Qualifications c job-change trouble snootmgs.repairing and maintenance ol machinery and utility equipment c Willing to work on 3 rotating shirts c NTC-3 m Electrical Engineering or equivalent c Completed National Service Si/ccess'uidpp/icanfs wiiien/oy me following
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      529 25 ill Q Employment COMPANY MANUFACTURING TRANSFORMERS FOR COMPUTER INDUSTRY has immediate vacancy I TECHNICIAN 1 ITC BaetraaHc servicing or equivalent quail firatlon 2 Completed National Service Tha Company offers S days working week, attractive salary and benefits for tha right parson. Interested applicants please reply with full resume. workIng experience,
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      501 25 We have immediate vacancies for the following posts: 1) ELECTRICAL SUPERVISORS/ FOREMAN Familiar with offshore electrir.ii installation works. testing and commissioning Knowledge of NKi codes 2) INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN ITV or equivalent qualifications Minimum 2 years experience In pneumatic and electronic instruments for all Industrials Those with qualifications but without experience
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      365 26 REOUWED AN AmCONOITIOMINa Mechanic to do repairs, service and Installation of different types of alrcondltloners. Preferable with driving licence. Inter- I ested please call *****56 PILING COMPANY REOUIRES Ex- I 1 perlenced Site Foreman (Agent). With Polytechnic Diploma. Interested, please contact 2950K24/296«178 SEVERAL PAINT SPRAY Workers I (with marine/Industrial paint
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      316 26 ffll D E w>wt '1 olivettf OLIVETTI, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment We have immediate vacancies for We offer: starting pay $287 At least 3 increments in the first year $318 after 1 year service PROMOTIONAL OPfORTUWITIES 13TH MONTH PAY LONG SERVICE AWARDS INTRODUCTORY BONUSES $600 PER YEAR FOR
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      176 26 tji H« W/z/rf/vM 100 PRODUCTION OPERATORS! ySJMMKf 9 1^H IT 9 INCORPORATED IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT FOR Attractive Pay Profit-Sharing Free transport 5-day week 2 rotating shifts Good promotional prospect Please call personally between 8 00am to 5 00pm (Monday to Friday) SgiTM,!* PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD Block 3. 3rd Floor Ayer
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      400 26 Dbwptoyiiwrt on Joan i *^J Qi I J OR! ON < I A Japanese t I g Electronics factory In Bukit Merah Central requires I I I p P No shift duty Attractive sajary M Air-conditioned 1 M comfort jj Attendance incentive L 1 Increment after 3 I months Transport
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      485 26 PRECISION CASTING PTE LTD. is aipandmg rapidly and we require DIE-CASTERS (male or female) S Vacancies only Starting Salary $550 or more Only dedicated, hard working persons may apply. Our Fringe Benefits: 5-day week Free Transport Free Uniforms Shift Allowance Paid Annual Leave, Compassionate Leave, Sick Leave Free Medical/ Hospltallsation
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      479 27 ijjli P EmptoywaMH Singapore Shui Hing DEPARTMENT BTORE has Immediate vacancies A) RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR c Above 17 years old. c Secondary education. c Pleasant personality. c Must be able to work on 2 rotating shifts c Ability to speak over PA System would be essential. B) FEMALE CASHIERS c
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      524 27 A Large and well oatabliahad manufacturing company ha* vacancies for the following positions -1) AIRCOND SUPERVISOR c Sound knowledge In alrcondltlonlng Si refrigeration system, with 7 years working experience In maintenance and repair of room, package and split unit alrcondltloning. c At least 2 years working In supervisory level. Salary
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      452 27 ljjl| Q Eiiqttoyniant A kv CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE OUTSTATION CASHIER SECURITY OFFICER/ WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Cafe Japanese Restaurant Lounge MUSLIM COOK (Tor Staff Cafeteria) GENERAL CLEANERS Please call personally between 9 am 12 noon at The Poreonnot Deportment CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE Nmim Hill Singapore 102 S. Owing to our
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      422 27 Cociipitjjotel OWNtOBT KCv'NHOTtiSPTt UM.TID Required Urgently 1) COOKS 2) KITCHEN HELPERS Interested applicants, please call personally with relevant documents to: Personnel Department COCKPIT HOTEL Penang Road Spore 0923. f Come t /om us as PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME STEWARDESSES c »je above 17 ytan otd Nork Dwmth lusabte for M»l|ll— Eipenmct
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      1113 27 p tjwptoyment NTUC WELCOME invil##) a>pp4tc 4>tiOfi s for SALES ASSISTANTS/ STOREHANDS c Speak and write English c Sec 2 education c Vacancies at Serangoon Garden. Buklt Merah. Koch or and Buona Vista. Commencing salary $301. after 3 months probation 5342 A 4 VSC4VICMO aWf) ifntfl9Ola)l# uppJ' canta are requested
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      1198 27 Q Emptoymant Abatis Investigators ft Security Management Services requires Knglish speaking SECURITY GUARDS Salary: S3OO to 5450 Area: Ayer Rajah, town. Jurong and Buklt Tlmah Please apply personally to: 10-11 MaxweN House. 20 Maxwell Road, Singapore 010*. An established Hlfl Electric Company requires c DRIVER (Class 3 licence) s INDOOR
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      1302 28 ill [J Employment CLASS 4 DRIVER Required Immediately Preferably Malay/ Indian. Salary plus commission Contact *****62 COURTS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE requires full-time porters and drivers lo carry furniture Telephone Mr Fletcher at *****70 DELIVERY DRIVER REOUMED Immediately Preferably living In Marslllng area. Tel: *****84 for Interview DELIVERY DRIVERS CUM Production Works
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      1529 28 E Vehicles Boats Vehicles Boats MITSUBISHI L3OO $10,025 nett selling price •For 4-Door model Keep your business moving ahead /^"^■■P <■•■■> with the Mitsubishi L3OO panel van. The ■J I J W carrier that takes you a long way f E~—y^Jmm ammmM efficiently and dependably iji Wi\ Big cargo space
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      364 28 MR) 70 FIAT 132 GLS Auto. 2 digit numbers, 2 owners, alrcon, radio/cassette, new tax, excellent condition *****08 Mr. Ng. 1077 FIAT 12SP. Good condition. Alrcond, radio cassette, PARF. $9,800 0.n.0. can trade-In. Tel: *****0 I*7s FIAT ISIS 2nd owner. Alrcond, cassette /radio, sports rims, metallic paint. PARF eligible Tel:
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      444 28 23 j r VMMcws Boats Word 107* FOND GRANAOA 2.8 (fully automatic) Low mileage, chauffeur driven, new tax. Showroom condition (PARF worth $26,000) > Selling $36,000 Tel *****55 Bernard Kwek. COMPANY'S REGISTRATION I*7* Ford Cortina 1.6 Slationwagon 1 owner. Doctor's 2nd car. With alrcon Rust proofing. Tax Dec ■82 Done
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      458 28 t) Honda OCTOBER 1000 S-OOOR Honda Civic, 1 private owner. Tax September 1982 $21,500 ..no Telephone *****28 or view al BP Gulllemard Road Service Station, Singapore 1439 ALMOST 1000. HONDA Accord. 2 owners, tip- top condition, sports rims, hl-fl system Road tax new Selling $26,500 Tel: *****79 Miss Llm HONDA
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      449 28 {C^ E Vehicles Boats 1979 MAZDA 323 5-door Alrcond. radio cassette, new tax. tuff-kote (PARF) $13,800. loan $10,000 *****2 1070 MAZDA 020 Auto One private owner, good condition. Alrcond.. radio cassette $18,700 negotiable *****26 JULY 'OO 1000 cc New tyres. 1 owner, alrcon, cassette/radio Call *****88 Selling price $16,700 MAZDA
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      373 28 r* A T C 1 284-44** I Classified Advertising Works. I) MUsmmtahl 1900 MITSUBISHI GALANT ***** 1600 GS 1 Enthusiastic owner Concealed alrcon Hl-power pioneer radio/cassette New sporUt rims Power window Rust l'r Ing Done 23.000 km Accident free Mint condition $24,000 o n o Tel: 2505*55 1970 MITSUBISHI LAMDA
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      971 29 Q Vehicles Boats 78 VwhicNM For Sato I) Mitsubishi FEB I*6l MITSUBISHI Oalant I soon S Alrcond. radio/ cassette, $25,5000 no Interested tel: *****7 ext 36, from Bam 4 JO pm. JULY 77 SIGMA 1600 OS Alrcond, radio/cassette, new paint work/ tyres. Excellent condition. $***** Te1: *****55 Mr Yeo LATE
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      899 29 ISSI TOYOTA CORONA 1800 Liftback. 5-speed One company owner, alrcond.. cassette, tel: *****35 ■78 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 Sports rims Radio, cassette. Metallic paint $13,800 *****45 178 East Coast Road 79 TOYOTA TERCEL 1 owner, 4 new tyres, tax /Insurance, accident free 5516.250. Tel: *****11 Koh END 1t77 TOYOTA Corolla 1200
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      753 29 Q Vehicles Boats END 1978 AUDI 100S (new model), alrcon. new tyres, beautiful condition. Offers to *****95 NOV. 7S LANCIA Beta Coupe. 2000 c.c. Full accessories. Highest offer secures. Call *****92. SEPT IS9O, ALFA Alfetta 20L Saloon in showroom condition Beat offer secures. Tel: *****55. SUZUKI SCRAMBLER 250 cc. SellIng
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      600 29 1981 RXIOO. '79 DTI7S. $1,500. $1,000. Tel: *****18 Kelvin after Ip.m. 77 VaMdMWanttjd A GOOD OFFER a for all PARF scrap cars a any model good used cars (company and private regtstatlon welcome) a PARF export documents KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 0107. GroundAoor Golden Wai Auto Centra 170. Albert Straat
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      367 29 r Accommodation A ■■[I r Proprtt— CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED (A member of Hong Leong Group) A one-stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. f V Brookvale Park Show Apartments Open dairy (10am 6pm) -momns opecifti mror Mortgage Hirtß at 7V,% p.a. for the
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      406 29 tr Accommodation ■■I f Properta* 1% .j '°°S \I X It,*, to, >$>* KS INDUSTRIAL BUILDING Prime Investment *s For Light \\\C building Industries vO^W^ 2 Storey Terrace Factories^ C"\^P\ with Mezzanine Floors: yL-jV-j Ist Level factory y^^\ O«T Ist Level XviiiailnSl Mezzanine office/store \\lf gi^]?|_ 2nd Level factory -j^^omsom
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      112 29 a A Spanish styled single-storey 4-badroomad datachad bungalow. Large patio overlooking huge matured garden. American styled kitchen. Utmost privacy. Rental $8,000 a Well kept modarn aoubla storey 3-bedroomed detached bungalow. Split-level and spacious living/ dining with separate servant's amenities Rental $4,500 a A modarn double-atoray J-bad-roamad house. Split-level living/ dining,
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      554 29 A P Accommodation T Properties yeet/o/t offers the best of everything LOCATION Located at the lunction ot Holland and Farrer Roads AMENITIES Swimming pod. 2 squash courts. 2 tennis courts, clubhouse FEATURES Split-unit airconditioning 3 bedrooms with a large balcony a Freehold land No restriction to foreigners PRICE From $475,000
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      182 29 a Dial. 21, beautiful singlestorey bungalow, with 4 bedrooms, servant's, for only $4500. Near to American schools. a Double-storey semi-detach-ed In Henry Park, 4 bedrooms, spacious living/ dining, matured garden, closed to foreign schools a Drat. 10, Greenleaf Road, 3 bedrooms, detached with attached bathrooms, well renovated, spacious living/ dining,
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      1286 30 II =1 r~ fiK^Bßk ft ■i ■Milan I propMUM i I II I Development Sites 1 I Wanted I A development organisation is looking for development sites in the city area or suburb J of Singapore for development of offices, shopping centres or highrise and lowrise condominiums, semi-detached or terrace
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      647 30 ial[7~rgr tol H DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-OETACH-ED Bl dlst 17. 3 bedrooms, servant's, available mid-July, $1,500 partially furnished Command Properties. *****33. DUCHESS ROAD. DOUBLESTOREY semi-detached, dlst 10. Fully furnished, 4 bedrooms. Rental: $4,500 to $4,700. Please rail *****32 HENRY PARK, DMT. 10, corner semi-detached. 4 bedrooms large matured garden. Furnished. $3,000 Andrew.
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      619 30 CAVENAOH ROAD TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT spacious and fully furnished, living/ dining and 4 bedrooms, fully alrcond. at $6,200 p.m. on a 3 years leaae. Partially furnished can be considered. CAMNMLL MANSION 3 badreamt $3,100 pjn. HOLLAND COURT 3 bedrooms $3,000 pm SOMMERVILLE PARK maieorette tOMpjn. PANDAN VALLEY 2/1/4 badrooma $2,500 $8.500
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      552 30 .a^Bv^BMaV MaT afvfiCOflft lO^fteßllOfl Of ■■ll T Property a Dlst 11, whole block of apt $40,000 pm a Bauhlnla/Camellla Terrace SMStYSMOO p m a Calrnhlll Circle Townhouse near Calrnhlll Hotel $4.000/$4.500 a Rldgewood Llhollho 3 bedrooms $3,700 p.m. a Orenvllle Upper /Lower maisonette Emerald/ Diamond Block facing swimming pool $8,500
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      861 30 GRANGEFORO. TYPE A NeJeaf HMtoCnn Ho4#i Luxurious 3-bedroomed apartment with swimming pool, tennis/ squash courts. Fully furnished. Inclusive of maintenance $4,500. To view, KHOfrELD REALTY PTE LTD ***** M REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE M Singapore closing 31st July, '82. looking for Interested parties to take-over lease of 1) Office. 722 sq.ft. at
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      889 30 Trjperthw J WMG ON LIFE luxurious dlst 10 apartment of 3.600 sq.ft. Central alrcon. with 3 plus 1 room. Large living/ dining, with panoramic view $6,000 $7,000 Call Tudor Home, *****88 AT PANOAN VALLEY Condominium. Chempaka Court. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $2,850 General Properties *****13/ *****75. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 3/4-bedroomed apartments
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      844 30 DIST 11 OB.STEAD COURT 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, swimming pool. Tastefully furnished $3,200 Vlsco *****14 DtST. 21M. APARTMENT off Buklt Tlmah Road 3 bedrooms. Area approx 1.288 sq ft Central Alrcon. Tel: *****5 DIST. 21SS. APARTMENT In Buklt Tlmah Shopping Centre Tower Blocks. 3 bedrooms. Area: 1,288 sq.ft. Central alrcon.
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      768 30 T Properties A BM GROUP of newly arrived apartments Good rental deposits payable Owners please call Regent 285 1 055 A GROUP OF foreign companies' executives are looking foe accomodallon. different budgets If your properties Is available, please call *****04 FOREIGN EXPATRIATES REQUIRE 37 Houses' Apartments. 3 months deposit Owners
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      565 30 /J585 y SINGAPURA BUILDING SOCIETY LTD. HOUSING LOANS up to 90% of valuation spread over a maximum period ol 25 years on easy repayment terms Use of CPF savings acceptable. Also loan facilities for shops, office units and quoted shares to suit your requirements Fixed Term Deposits for 1. 3.
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      914 31 a\\ c Accommodation A ■■11 r Properties 89 Properties For Salt a) Houses c RIDGEWOOD. KUHIO RISE $480,000 Rental return 8.7* c MU.CREST ARCADIA $460X100 Rental return 85H a PANDAN VALLEY CHEMPAKA COURT PENTHOUSE $880,000 Rental return 8.2H c KING'S MANSION SSM.OOO Rental return 8% ACUMEN REALTY CENTRE *****77 EXT.
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      749 31 I DIST IS DOUBLE-STOREY semidetached partially furnished with 4 bedrooms Area 3,050 sq ft freehold, asking $530,000 negotiable Contact Mr Koh, *****33. DMT. 30 BINCHAHG RME double storey 4-bedroomed terrace, servant's, split-level, 2300 sq ft. tenanted $475,000. Capltaus *****77/ *****92 DIST. 3. 2 STOREY terrace house. 2 bedrooms upstairs, hall
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      896 31 r Accommodation ■■H r Properties QRENVILLE. EMERALD BLOCK in Dial. 10 Exclusive brand new UPPER MAISONETTE, facing pool with full recreational facilities Available immediately with vacant possession. Quick sale at the right price. HHWKO COURT Diet. 10 Prestigious high-level apartment racing pool and morning sun. 1929 sq.ft 3 bedrooms. AVAILABLE
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      925 31 OREENACRES CONOOMMWUM ELEGANT designed maisonette. Oround and Ist floor. 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's, freehold. 1.680 sqfl. $375,000 Smoothouse *****76/*****67 HONG LEONO WALK-UP Apartment. 3 bedrooms. Fujly furnished with alrcond. Tenanted. $325,000 ono Attractive Investment preposition *****24 (No agents Please). PARTLY FURNISHED CRYSTAL Tower, 3200 sq.ft. apartment. Price SSBOO.OOO 0.n.0. Presently
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      683 31 C Accommodation T Properties I II 1 I 4-ROOMED HDB APARTMENT sj Sims Drive Price $105,000 nego tlable. No agents Tel: *****96 4-ROOM BEDOK SOUTH. Price $96,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****15 Ni. agents. S-ROOMED H.D.8. MARINE Pa rade. High floor Convenient location $185,000 Tel: *****78. CITY AREA PRMiSEP Street HDB riat
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      997 31 HILL VIEW WAREHOUSE. FACTORY cum Showroom Ideally located i at Upper Buklt Tlmah Road I Ample car and lorry parking I space. Freehold. Loan available I Area from 1093 sq.ft and above. I to suit your requirements. Ex- I pected date of completion Aug I "83 For more Information, please
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      293 31 Accommodation r Proptrttt FOR RENT! 2 ADJOINING UNITS OF BRAND NEW SINGLE STOREY SELFCONTAINED WAREHOUSE Ideal for Heavy Machineries, Hardware, etc. etc. Location: Upper Thomson Roedtnext to Carrier/ SM) EACH UNIT FEATURES: Land area. 20.000 sq.ft. Built-up area: 15.000 sq.ft. (Office: 2JOO sq.ft Celling height: 30iwlth 5 tons overhead Crane
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      184 31 Ground Floor Compartment available ranging from 3,000 sq.ft. 4,800 sq.ft. No other facilities car\ beat SIMiAPOKE Mvmiiorsi 60 Martin Rd Singapore 0923 ie. *****T1 DIST. 3, KELWARAM HOUSE area 4,300 sq.ft for rent. Vacant possession Contact *****8/*****9 OPEN SPACE LANO for rent, approximately 43.000 sq ft at $0 12 psf
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      806 31 jfel! r Accommodation [Mil r Proporttes OFFICE SPACE M CHOICE LOCATIONS HONG LEONG BUILDING 610 sq ft. Rental at $7/- psf facing sea MGH STREET CENTRE Various floors/areas available. Rental at $4 75/- p s f TUNAS BUILDING Exterior of building to be facelift, main lobbys common corridors to be
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      821 32 AmmvW aC jUxonMnoditton ■■II r Proprtif 93 Office Space* b) Rental AMERICAN COMPANY WISHES lo share furnished Orchard Road office with representative office j of American Company Outside I CBD *****82 BELMONT REALTY *****5S Dlsl 1 j Straits Trading Building. 530 I mj ft High floor with partitioned rooms overlooking
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      716 32 BUKIT TIMAN PLAZA Upper Kroundfloor. 315 sq.fl Good iorallon Vacant possession. Telephone: 7M0260 (100 pm to 600 pm DIST PREWAR 2 STORE V shophouse with vacant possession for Immediate sale Combined area approx. 1750 sq.fl Enquiries. *****87 GEVLANG MAIN ROAO 2-storey shophouse for sale Suitable for bank/ finance company. Freehold
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      467 32 Jj^ G Travel Guide J v vw^ w^ DISNEYLAND V HAWAIIAN PARADISE 9111 DA YS $2355/$2599 Hawaii, Los Angeles (Universal Movie Studio), Anaheim (Disneyland). San Diego (Sea World). Mexico (Tijuana) San Francisco Oep 11/6. 18/6. 25/6. 2/7. 30/7. 13/8. 27/8. 10/9. 24/9 AMERICA WEST COAST SPECIAL 14/16 DAYS $3090/ $3299
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      876 32 >4< Q Travel Guide The first only K> *^gx All-Korea fC j\ Deluxe Tour v^ a Deluxe Hotels V^ aMt Sorak, Switzerland of Asia rffija a Kyongju, one of the world's ten a Pusan, beautiful southern a Kangnung, the Riviera of a Seoul, blend of the new old j^jm JM
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      802 32 >|< Q TrtveiGukte Cttrn Singapore Tennis Centre Wj^w/ Hmnoh (TA 313) s SMALL AGENT OFFERS BIGGEST DISCOUNT Wo otii'i special disrouni on ,nr lickft^ lo I onckm Paris Hongkong Bangkok UnhelitvaHe Gcxx) Price Give us a caD be/ore irwkinq y<Kir docrsion NAM HO TMKI SERVICE IS) PTE LTD HiKOfUcK Gl
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      60 33 Mr. and Mrs. RAVMON HUANG FAMILY sincerely thank relatives •no frMtnos, doctors Md nuri#i of Ward 11, Tea Payort GM. the Management of and colleagues at SBC and BRS, and the Wesley Methodist Church lor their assistance mas sages ot condolence, wreaths, donations and attendance during thetr recent
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      25 33 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WILHELMINA KOENK2 wishes to thank relatives and friends lor their kind assistance wreaths, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement.
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      27 33 wish to thank all relatives and friends for their donations. wreaths, condolences and attendance during their recent bereavement. MR LEE SAN YEW
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      29 33 DEPARTED ON JUNE 17. IW2 SADLY MISSED AND ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY CLASSMATES OF BimiT MERAH SECONDARY SCHOOL CLASS: E/21 YEAR 1»75 KATHY FOO SEOW FAN Age 20
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      24 33 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam In Everlasting Memory Of ANIS SHIRAZ HUSAIN Departed: 22nd June 1976 FOREVER MISSED Always remembered by Parents Sisters.
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      21 33 AUGUSTINE NG MONG KHW called to his reward on June 22 1977 Always lemebeted by wife and
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      12 33 MADAM MARGARET LEONG Departed on 22/6/ 7» Always remembered by loved ones.
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      32 33 The Lord giveth and the Lord takelh in the sweet by and by at) the Loved Ones will meet again. CHEW CIS HA Departed 22nd June 81
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      22 33 MARK TAN KOON SIONG Departed 21st June 1980 Sadly miseed by: FeMow Wmdsurfers in Singapore. Board Sailing Association, B'pore.
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      71 33 called home to the Lord on 20/8/12 leaving behind: Ml David. Daniel. Timothy DAUGHTERS: Hanny, Vlda, Deborah, Rebecca SONS-IN-LAW: Richard Santoso. Michael r"oo. Chou Fang Soong GRANDSON Jonathan Foo Cortege leaves 14 CMHern Drive (1335) on Thursday 24/6 at Ip.m. for funeral service at Orchard Road Presbyterian Church
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      62 33 passed away peacefully on 71.6 S2. I Setoly ntitMd by hn Wife, Mdm Chan Pee 2 •ens, Chua Ann Hoe, Chua Ann Lam 1 daughter -m-law. Mdm Ang Slew Choo 2 grandsoni 4 granddaughteri 2 grandsons -in law 1 great grandson. Cortege leaving S4, Paya Lebar Crescent, Singapore 1953 at
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      58 33 p«Mtd ■•■jr DMC*fuMy on 20th June IM2 leaving behind husband, j 3 sons. 3 daughter*. 2 daughters m law, 2 lom-m law, 20 grandchildren and 1 great grand child Cortege laavaa the Church of The Blasted Sacrament on Tuesday 22th June 1112 at 1 30pm and thence to Mount Vernon
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      23 33 MRS. ORACE. R JOHN, aged 94 years, aunt of Mrs. C.B. Paul and Mr J.T. Robert expired 188 1982 In Jaffna, Sri Lanka.
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      1142 33 TrJUfffcl Glakafl H£fc* PERTH Li f^ Don't miss the Wy* experience of the v^ <4&v4 f aD4JtoUBwes t W**%*jmk 7 *°v s rom Highlights Atlantis Marine El Caballo Blanco Lion Safaris Park Spanish Dancing City Tour Horse Show Swan River Side Yanchep Sun City/ Drive& Fremantle Services include: Accommodation at
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      700 33 (H II Education ftlnstnirtta saa sV Bi I I A SB. I I k al BBsa Singapore's BIG Language School with the SMALL classes ENGLISH GERMAN FRENCH ITALIAN SPANISH MANDARIN JAPANESE MALAY INDONESIAN I Registration hours: Bam 9pm V TEL: 737 6666 J i BOOK-KEEPING (Bsgtnnsrs) 1) Tues 6 30-8
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      567 33 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE (Bogmnors) 1) Thurs 10.00-1 00pm 24/00 2) Sat 130-430pm 26/00 3) Sun 10 00-1 00pm 27/06 4) M/W 2.00-5.00pm 05/07 5) Mon 5.30-8 30pm 05/07 8) Mon 7.00- 10.00pm 05/07 7) Thurs 9.00- 12.00pm 08/07 8) W/F 200-50Opm 09/07 9> Sun 1000-1 00pm 11/07 10) M/W 9.00-
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      896 33 f] Education 4 Instruction A FREE TALK ON COMPUTER STUDIES coooMCtxl by fMQniy qumMwo mm 1 aipsntnctd Systems Analyst tor < ma toMowlng court*)*: a British Computer Society BCS Part I (UK) Degree level c City a Guilds 748 Data Processing (UK) Data: 22nd June. 1982. today i Tlma: 7p.m.
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      220 33 THE MANAGEMENT BTAFF OF WINSTON'S PTE LTD EXPRESS THEIR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES 41 SYMPATHIES TO MDM WEE PHEK CHAI ON THE DEMISE OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND MR. TAN CHOON SENG OUR CO-DIRECTOR WHO PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 19.6.82 AS A MARK OF RESPECT OUR OFFICE AND RETAIL PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED
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      486 33 APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OE BRUNEI DEPARTMENTS OF TREASURY. COOPERATIVE DE VEIOPMENT AND STATE STORES AND SUPPLIES. lequires ACCOUNTANTS Bs?3 700 $43 680 pa tax tree Salary is on an annual incremential scale Starting salary will i li'Penil on qualifications and experience (One Brunei Dollar One Singapore Dollar QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: h)
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      269 33 THE OMFAMI'S ACT, CAP. ISS JORDANIAN PTK. LTD. (la VelanUry IJqaldattan) SPECIAL RESOLITIONB PASSED ON IITH JUNE IKtZ At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company held at Room SG, sth Floor, Asia Insurance Building. Flnlayson Green, Singapore 0104, on 16th June 1982 the following Special Resolutions were passed:--(a) That
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      583 34  - Just matter of seconds, but EPSOM JEEP NO MORE BETS AT IPOH UP TO THE WORD 'GO' By ON-COURSE punters at Ipoh racecourse can no longer place their bets on the totalisator right up to the word "go." In a surprise move, the Perak Turf Club announced before the start
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      247 34 How the beaten favourites fared IPOH, Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend: SATURDAY (good): RACE 1: Pao Ing missed the jump, took the turn wide and was never seen with a chance, finishing eighth. RACE 2: Sincerely Yours II was well up with the pace but could
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      1296 34 IPOH. Mon. Weights, barrier draws and ratings for this weekend's race* here SATURDAY CtaM 2 Div. 5 1,290 m (Ratings: 101 -*1) 1 Euromark n 57 101 10 Honour Grit 57 101 11 Dawnton 56.5 100 15 Sunburnt 55 97 3 Solicitor 111 55 97 8 Capricorn Bay
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      Ipoh course records fall like ninepins
      230 34 IPOH, Mon. Records are falling like ninepins at the Ipoh course. In April last year, Betsy's Pet n, then racing in Class 2, rewrote the I,Boom record with a time of 1:51. Seven months later, Shining Keoni equalled it Yesterday, Just The Goods, a
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      Four sent up to Class 1
      76 34 THE following horses who won in Class 2 at Ipoh over the weekend nave been promoted to Class 1: Credit Line II (133), Young Regent (129), Just The Goods (125). Imperial Lord (118). From Class 5 to 4: All Systems Go (67). Proctor n
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      Golden Fleece is out
      66 34 LONDON, Mon. Golden Fleece, impressive winner o( the Epsom Derby earlier this month, will not run in the Eclipse Stakes on July 3 because of a nasal infection, trainer Vincent O'Brien said yesterday. A decision on whether Golden Fleece would run in the King George VI
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        Do-or-die mission for the big three
        359 35 Do-or-die mission for the big three ELCHE, Mon. Belgium meet Hungary here tomorrow in a World Cup Group Three match which is as important to champions Argentina as it is to the teams involved. If Belgium win or draw, they will be sure of heading the group, and Argentina will
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        This is our cup final says Scotland boss
        436 35 Classy Soviets look too good for Stein's men MALAGA, Mon. The Soviet Union, in the forefront of Europe's quest to match the South American style of football, and Scotland meet in what promises to be an intriguing World Cup Group Six game
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        Crunch time for Poland and Peru
        349 35 LA CORUNA, Mon. Poland and Peru will be looking to break the stalemate here tomorrow that has made Group One of the World Cup at once the most closely-contested and tedious of the finals. Four drawn matches, yielding only two goals, mean that Poland,
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      43 35 TODAYS FIRST-ROUND MATCHES: Peru v Poland iGp 1) at La Coruni: 11.15 p. n. (Spore tins) Bilgittm v Hungary iGp 3) at Elche: 3 a. m. Wed. (Spin time) Scotland v Soviet Union (Gp 6) at Malaga: 3 a. m. Wed. (Spore tine)
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      Lock icon 'Choker' strangles challenge of the 'Golden Bear'
      894 36 'Choker' strangles challenge of the 'Golden Bear' PEBBLE BEACH (California), Mon. Tom Watson, labelled a "choker" early in his career because he twice let the United States Open title slip away, sank a spectacular chip shot for a birdie on the 17th hole yesterday to win a stirring duel with
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      Lock icon Gale storms in to post maiden Japan victory
      175 36 OSAKA, Mon. Terry Gale, of Australia, overcame an overnight deficit yesterday to win the 30 million yen ($249,000) Open golf tournament here by three strokes with an aggregate of 16-under-par276. It was the first win in Japan for the 36-year-old Gale, runner-up
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      Lock icon Jan eyes being top earner
      103 36 Jan eyes being top earner HERSHEY, Mon. Australian Jan Stephenson won the US$2OO,OOO ($416,000) Lady Keystone Open golf tournament here in Pennsylvania yesterday by one shot over Barbara Moxness with a five-under-par total of 211. It was her second consecutive triumph she won the Ladies Professional Golf Association championship last
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        Rangers reign
        97 36 BASEBALL: Texas Rangers defeated Minnesota Twins 6-3 in a major United States League game over the weekend. Other results American: Chicago White Sox 7 California Angels 6, Brewers 10 Tigers 3. Boston Red Sox 7 Cleveland 3, Mariners 10 Kansas City 3, Toronto Blue Jays 3 Oakland 1. New York
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        Toughest pair
        27 36 MOTOR RACING: Jackv Ickx, of Belgium, and Derek Bell, of Britain, in a Porsche 956 Turbo won the 24-hour Le Mans endurance race in France.
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        Wrong gears
        43 36 MOTOR CYCLING: New Zealander Graeme Crosby blew his chances of victory when he changed two gears instead of one and was thrown across into a sand embankment in the wo-leg John Player 500 cc international trophy race at Donington Park. London.
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        Beziers mauled
        23 36 RI.GBY I MON: French club side Beziers were beaten 41 to 22 points by the Auckland provincial team in New Zealand
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        Champions
        29 36 SOCCER: West Germany won the Mara Halim Cup football tournament beating Japan 2-0 in the final match in Medan, North Sumatra Other result: Italy 3 South Korea 0
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        Edged out
        34 36 New York Cosmos edged out Seattle Sounders 3-2 in a North American Soccer League game. Other results: Tampa Bay Rowdies 3 Edmonton Drillers 1, Portland Timbers 2 Jackson ville Tea Men 0
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        24 36 VOLLEYBALL: Women's World Cup champions China beat Japan 15-9, 15-8, 16-14 to score their 10th straight win in the series. Agencies.
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      Lock icon CONSISTENT AI YU TRIUMPHS
      133 36 OTSU, Mon. Veteran Taiwan pro Tv Ai Yu shot a four-under-par 70 yesterday to come from behind and win the 10 million yen ($83,000) Mitsubishi Fantas ladies golf tournament. Starting from a secondplace tie with a four-under-par 70, Ai Yu played steady golf in the final
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      Lock icon The final scores
      188 36 M Tom Watson 72-72-68-70. 284 Jack Nicklaus 74-70-71--69. 2M BiU Rogers 70-73-69-74. Bobby Clampett 71-73-72-70. Dan Pohl 72-74-70-70. an David Graham (Aust) 73-72-69-73. Lanny Wadkins 73--76-67-71, Jay Haas 75-74-70-68, Gary Koch 78-73-69-67. 288 Bruce Devlin (Aust) 70--69-75-74, Calvin Peete 71-72-72--73. 1%% Lyn Lott 72-71-75-71. Danny Edwards 71-75-73-70.
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      Lock icon Things just do not feel right for McEnroe
      618 37 lONDON, Mon. Worried about his health and his game and possibly about Jimmy Connors as well John McEnroe opens the defence of his men's singles title at the Wimbledon tennis championships here tonight. Since he won the title a year ago by
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      440 37 Garner-Rose partnership brings victory LONDON, Mon. West Indian Joel Garner and his captain Brian Rose sent Somerset to an exciting Sunday cricket I-eague win over Surrey yesterday. The pair came together with Somerset struggling on 94 for six, chasing Surrey's 175 in which lan Botham took four for 47. But
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      Lewis confirms position as America's best
      388 37 Lewis confirms position as America's best ATHLETICS ROUND-UP KNOXVILLE (Tennessee), Mon. Carl Lewis confirmed his position as the leading American sprinter and long jumper when he won the 100 metres and long jump at the national track and field championships yesterday. The 21-year-old Houston University student ran the 100 m
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      91 37 HALLE (Kut Germaay), M»a. East Gennaay'i K*m.n» Neaaert brake her •wa year-aid moN'i iwM hrpUtklon ranri 1 (,717 paiato by MWriag I.TO la m caateat betweea the Kast Irfrraun and tke Savtet I'nloß bere yrsttnUy. K»m»n», Zt, lmpraved la live af tke seven eveaW. Tbeae were IS.S* ace.
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      26 37 A Combined Schools team will meet Tanglin Preparatory side in a under-12 ''tennis ball" friendly cricket match at Balestier Road today (2 p. m.
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      163 37 SYDNEY, Mon. Balmain and Penrith drew 18-18 in a Rugby League game here over the weekend. Other results Sydaty: Paramatta 28 St George 19 Manly-Warringah 25 Canterbury-Bankstown 20 Kastern Suburbs 15 CronullaSutherland 7, Newtown 30 Western Suburbs 3, North Sydney 23 Canberra 9,
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      265 37 Shastri looks best bet to open- BRISTOL, Mon. Ravi Shastri still looks the best bet to open with skipper Sunil Gavaskar in the Second Cricket Test against England beginning at Old Trafford in Manchester on Thursday. Sum Nayak was tried in the problem No. 1 position on the second day
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      NeW machine takes you on long drive
      406 37 NeW machine takes you on long drive By DEREK WILD provided you have a net into which to drive, they require a space of less than three metres by three metres by four metres. The first prize in the long-driving competition, gven in conjunction with ithay Pacific Airways, will be
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      Women shuttlers unfit
      293 37  -  LEK SEOW YAM REVIEW. By UNFIT Is the only word that says nearly everything about Singapore's national women badminton players, who flopped miserably against their Australian counterparts during the just-concluded two-day friendly International at GuUlemard Road. Because of Singapore's slack in endurance, the visitors were able to
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      Lock icon No magic from Mokhtar as Selangor lose
      315 37  - No magic from Mokhtar as Selangor lose JOE DORAI By MOKHTAR DAHARI would have enjoyed himself much more had he been in Spain than see his side beaten 0- 1 by Singapore at the National Stadium last night. The show that Malaysia Cup champions Selangor put up was pathetic. Maybe
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      Recs may not have it easy for fifth title
      193 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN By SINGAPORE Recreation Club, champions for the past four years, crashed 1-2 to Indian Association in their Strobel Premier League hockey match on the Padang yesterday. SRC playing in their first match of the season, started with eight players,
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      Tan joins the elite ranks
      145 37 TAN BOON HUAT Joined Lee Kum Cheok on the lurt 41 shooters for the Octobm Commonwealth Games in Brisbane Tan accounted for IS b#ds out of a possible 200 ift* required mark for the Cadre) is 183 for the trap trtai at Rifle Range Road.
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      51 37 TODAY'S EVENTS BILLIARDS Nathgrol fear-ball e'sbip (Katong Sflbol 7.30 p.m.). HOCKEY SHA Premier MvMaa: Police v Armed Forces (Thomson, 5.20 p.m.). Dtv. 1 Leagae: SCC B v SIA Group B (Padang, 5 20 p. m). SOCCER -NFL Dhr. I: Kaki Bukit v Farm Park United (Jalan Besar Stadium. 8 p.
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        Lock icon THREE CHEERS!
        558 38 Back in old routine ...that's hat-trick giant Rummenigge WEST GERMANY 4 CHILE 1 MADRID, Mon. West Germany's money player, KarlHeinz Rummenigge, responded to his team's moment of crisis by scoring a hat-trick in their 4-1 victory over Chile to keep the two-time champions' World Cup hopes alive. West
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        Lock icon Super sub Saura steals the show
        543 38 FAN-FARE FOR HOMETOWN HERO ENRIQUE SPAIN 2 YUGOSLAVIA 1 VALENCIA, Mon. Hometown hero Enrique Saura came off the bench and, two minutes later, scored the winning goal in Spain's 2-1 triumph over Yugoslavia in a World Cup Group Five match here last night. Saura,
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        HOW THEY STAND
        208 38 GROUP ONE P W D Italy 2 12 Peru 2 12 Cameroon 2 12 Poland 2 12 L 9 9 9 9 F 1 1 9 9 APte 1 2 1 2 9 2 9 2 GROUP TWO West Germany 2 1 t Algeria 1 1 Austria
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        SCORES
        140 38 4: Karl-Heinz Rummenlgge (WG). S: Uszlo Kiss (Hun). Tibor Nyil^si iHun), Laszlo Fazekas (Hun), John Wark (Scot), Bryan Robson (Eng), Diego Maradona (Arg). Gabor Poloskei (Hun), Eder (Bra). 1: Erwin Vandenbergh (Bel), Andrei Bal (Soy), Socrates (Bra), Joszef Toth (Hun), Lazar Szentes (Hun), Kenny Dalglish (Scot), John Robertson (Scot),
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        Lock icon Frank goes to gallows with pride!
        296 38 Frank goes to gallows with pride! MALAGA, Mon. Frank van Hattum could be excused if he felt a bit like an innocent man waiting to go to the gallows over the next 48 hoars. For he has the unenviable task of keeping goal (or New Zealand's amatenr "no-hopers" In the
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        Lock icon There's just no stopping the champs
        204 38 There's just no stopping the champs ALICANTE, Mon. Champions Argentina are back on the crest of a wave after the depression that, earlier in the week, threatened to destroy their World Cup defence. "I've got 22 volunteers and. sometimes, I have to stop them from training when they want to
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        Lock icon FRANCIS BOUNCES CZECHS! DEFLECTION OF DESPAIR
        618 39 FRANCIS BOUNCES CZECHS! DEFLECTION OF DESPAIR England striker cashes in on defensive gifts ENGLAND 2 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 0 BILBAO, Mon. Two unfashionable goals served on the platter by a nervous Czechoslovakian defence gave England the ticket to Madrid for the second round of the World Cup finals here in Spain. At
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          Only if they reach the final
          74 39 FIFA president Joao Havelange, a Brazilian, hopes England play Argentina in the World Cup. "I would like them to meet each other because I'm sure their sportsmanship would show that football has nothing to do with political conflicts," he said, referring to Britain's dispute
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          Looking at different battle
          41 39 PAUL CONELL, a 27 year-old British soldier wounded in the Falklands fighting, was able to see England defeat Czechoslovakia 2-0 in Bilbao yesterday. The young man, his arm in a sling, was accompanied by his wife Susie.
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          The lads behave themselves
          70 39 POLICE swarmed in and around the stadium for England's match with Czechoslovakia. Some 600 policemen, including riot forces, were reinforced by four armoured patrol cars. However, no serious incidents were reported. The dreaded English fans have, on the whole, behaved better than expected. Local police have
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          Striking where it hurts
          48 39 GATEKEEPERS at the two Madrid stadiums which will be used for the second round of the World Cup are being told by their union to allow people in free for matches on June 28 and 29. A strike has been called for those days.
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          Some things have to wait
          75 39 BELGIUM midfielder Franck Vercauteren was very nearly on a flight home yesterday morning. But it wasn't because of his team's disappointing performance against El Salvador the previous evening or a disciplinary measure. The Anderlecht player was given permission to travel home to see his son
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          Spanish eyes on Gonzalez
          45 39 SPANISH club Murcia are reported to be interested in signing El Salvador's talented forward Jorge Alberto Gonzalez, who starred in the match against Belgium. Meanwhile, Algerian striker Djamel Zidane, who plays for Belgian club Courtrai, has interested several West German clubs.
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      Lock icon MARADONA INJURED
      45 40 ALICANTE, Mon. Argentinian superstar Diego Maradona has a leg injury and is a doubtful starter (or his team's final first-round match against El Salvador on Wednesday. Tbe 21-year-old midfielder hurt a right thigh muscle in Argentina's 4-1 victory over Hungary on Friday. AP.
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      Fan's whistle sparks a storm
      580 40  -  GODFREY ROBERT France-Kuwait tie almost ends in a free-for-all By Sports Editor OUR MAN IN SPAIN FRANCE 4 KUWAIT 1 VALLADOLID, Mon. It was a disgrace to soccer play was held up, a goal decision was reversed, there were several heated arguments, a minor scuffle
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      ANOTHER HONDURAN SURPRISE
      337 40 ANOTHER HONDURAN SURPRISE HONDURAS 1 N. IRELAND 1 ZARAGOZA, Mon. Honduras, outsiders of Group Five, again surprised more-fancied rivals in the World Cup here tonight, holding Northern Ireland to a 1-1 draw. The Central Americans, who achieved a similar result against Spain last week, recovered from a ninth-minute goal and
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      GROUP FIVE
      31 40 Spain Honduras N. Ireland Yugoslavia P W D L F A Pt 1110 3 2 3 2020 2 2 2 2 0 2 0 112 2 0 1112 1
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      Lock icon Algerian bubble bursts
      480 40 Algerian bubble bursts AUSTRIA 2 ALGERIA 0 OVIEDO, Mon. Austria, playing sound, effective football, obtained the result they wanted, defeating Algeria 2-0 in their World Cup Group Two match here today, four days before they confront West Germany. Second-half goals from Walter Schachner and Hans Krankl who made up their
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      GROUP TWO
      24 40 ustria Germany K 2200 3 0 4 2101 5 3 2 2 10 12 3 2 2 0 0 2 15 0
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      33 40 P W D L F A Pt England Franc* Czechs Kuwait 2 2 0 0 5 14 2 10 15 4 2 2 0 1113 1 2 0 112 5 1
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      WOMEN IN USINESS
      1376 1 WOMEN IN USINESS REBECCA CHUA examines the f lesh-and-blood realities behind the stereotypes of women in business together* and fighting it out MENTION women in business together and stereotypes of sad ladies and bitches leap to the mind. Worse, nobody takes them seriously. "Our auditors look on this as our
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      207 1 When Their Trade is Treachery was first published in March 198 1, it immediately became a sensational number one best-seller, making headlines around the world with its inside story of treachery and cover-up in high places. Chapman Pinchers revelation that a former head of MIS, Sir Roger Hollis, had been
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      447 1 Is Talentime always the same old stuff? Leisure t Page 3 Vietnam's unwanted children v^n jijflNll-MPVF A PH Model /InH f r#4^/*MxL/ CE-4131 LV^^^b^^^^b^^^P^^^b^b^^b^b^^b^b^^b^b^^b^b^^b^b^^H I HLV^a^Bm'xSWS^H L^L^P^l^b^bh^Bl bY L^Lm ''mm a^HH a^l I b^L^^K b^L^H ■ma^BSsffe^i t^ :-*mtm hrf H^ ■■Hi I .^55 Pre-set program timing is one of the
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  • LEISURE 1
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      Music in his blood
      430 2  -  HEDWIG ALFRED National Music Competitioni By GIVE a Filipino a guitar and he'll play a song. Play him a tune and he'll dance. It's in the blood. But why are Filipinos so musical? And how are they able to boast of scores of classical, folk and
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      From soccer and robots to lyrical poetry
      383 2 WORLD Cap Soccer 1982 Poland Vs Pern (Live) (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): The topmost question in soccer fans' minds ...Is this going to be another draw? So far, Group One has produced the tightest defences of the tournament. Only two goals have been
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      1075 2 An** m (Ch 5, I.M pjn.): This World class sprinters mee > Brocheva and Krish- I bDW D J week's programme is aU show the basics about the na N <* Begane. about a mischievous little exercise which has turned Majestic Era (Ch 8, 8.11 I Bj f [^H monkey
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      1192 2 J"^ The Sony Service Centre TV and Radio" SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening flowed by Crocodile (Mala >' Tears (Mandarin, r) 7 sl > Talentime '82 (4th Quarter Final) 4.35 Afternoon Matinee Penny Whis ocn c) v m m ties Of Robert Louis Stevenson 8M lttle The Pram« No 5.40
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  • LEISURE 2
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      Talentime blues
      1475 3 Talentime blues Nearly two decades later, that good old musical institution, Talentime, is still singing out its lungs to the joy of some and the despair of others. Yes, they say, Talentime is great because it shows us a cross-section of budding talents in our little isle. No, they say,
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      Belt up up
      608 4 Belt up up Waists and means t0 Another working day you look into the wardrobe and sigh; nothing to wea look again. Pull out that that tried-and-true blouson, cinch it at the waist am presto, you We got yourself a new look. CAROLINE NGUI recommends a select belts bright and
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      Paling into signific nificance
      819 4  - Paling into signific nificance BRENDA POLAN or the magic o£ a great non-coh it non-colour) By in LONDON WHEN Pierre Balmain launched his scent, Ivoire, a couple of years ago, he declared that its inspiration had been the aloof, obviously unattainable, Englishwomen, attired from head to toe in dazzling white.
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      Top model agency in the red
      567 5  -  LINDA NEO teL-* S iJL searc h of their m^ John Ea«J report,. PSbVb^B^ B^l By A POSSE of vengeful female models, one clutchIng a brown Yorkshire terrier called Humphrey Bogart, headed for a West End hotel suite in London early this year. Their
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      Some painful home-truths
      707 5 jjllji*] l?'i B^i'] E'lulk 1^ 4 My seven-year-old has just told me to stop kissing him. 'You're too old,' he said. 'So ugly,' chirped the two-year-old, not want a ing to be left out of this truth-telling session. THE food was good; but I couldn't jolly well
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      139 5 Aften Before Chic Good Practical both in and out of office. Easy to manage Time saving. And yet keeps you looking chic and great! Your look for only $50.00 including a perm THE HAIR CARE 03.31 and 03.32, First Floor, Orchard Plaza, (Back Podium), 1 50 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923
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      218 6 GOODUJILL COURT LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS The Brilliant Apartments H^^ of the 80's \^\miili«^»Jß\ a Sell \*m\%\ r Vaw^sSir— i 1 s MAR7NF PARADE BOAfi 1 1 I n cz ji Goodwill Court with its distinguished address is ideally located at Upper East Coast Road. The Pan-Island Expressway is nearby, making travelling
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      316 6 •WCAWISATIOM li/MOiOjan-in-^'il NOW SHOWMG •I Mom, I 30. 4 00. 645 915 a? a "SPMIT of Hrn SWORD" Mandorm m Scope-Color NEXT CHANGE I Scan Conner, "OoldWngar" NOW SHOWMG m Worn. I 45.4 00.6 45.9 15 j| "SWWT of Hrn SWORD' W aa Mondorm m Scope-Color a& -lilia-'H'M'BTi.TtVrf TODAY ONLY
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    Lock icon Outcast children
    788 7 When the Americans went home after the Vietnam War, they left behind a complex legacy children fathered by American men and Vietnamese women. DENIS D. GRAY reports from Ho Chi Minh City why many of these AmericanAsians will probably remain outcasts in Vietnam and never find homes in
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    Lock icon Boat people move ashore
    709 7  -  PAUL LOONG By in SHANGHAI THE barge people on Satellite Canal are on the move landward. It is an organised migration that is ending generations of crampea, miserable existence on the murky inland waterways of east China. Airy low-rise apartments on the banks of the canal
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      909 8 NOTICES Sime Darby Berhad CHANGE OF SINGAPORE BRANCH REGISTRAR Sime Darby Berhad announces that with effect from Ist July 1982, Messrs. Barbinder Co Pte, 12th Floor Supreme House, Penang Road, Singapore 0923, will cease to be the Company's Singapore Branch Registrar. With effect from that date, all telephone enquiries and
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      1117 8 American Express International Banking Corporation a wholly owned subsidiary of American Express Company -CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTSYEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER, 1981 Consolidated Balance Sheet REPORT OF (millions of US dollars) ~^i m CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Assets The Board of Directors Cash and due from banks: American Express International Banking Cash and
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  • SECTION THREE
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        Breeding ground for budding calligraphists
        791 1  - Breeding ground for budding calligraphists TAN BAN HUAT By Here we provide an art room where inkwell, ink, paper and copybooks for calligraphy abound. Interested students can walk into the room any time they wish to practise brush work. Always on hand are enthusiastic teachers to guide them stroke- by-stroke.
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          Subtle art of mounting
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          Terjemahan seperti wanita
          679 4 Kalau setia tak cantik kalau cantik tak setia m a m Oleh YAHYA KHALID KATA orang Perancis: Terjemahan seperti wanita. Kalau setia, tak cantik. Kalau cantik, tak setia. Ada benamya katakata mi. Terjemahan yang "setia" dengan ertikata menyalin kata demi kata, memanglah buruk. Dalam keadaan yang paling
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          Terbawa2 masa lampau
          702 4 SALAH satu perbezaan yang mengelirukan antara Bahasa Melayu dengan Bahasa Inggeris ialah tentang cara menunjukkan masa lampau. Di dalam Bahasa Inggeris, masa lampau mesti sentiasa ditandakan dengan menggunakan bentuk perbuatan silam. Ini sering terbawa-bawa ke dalam Bahasa Melayu dengan menggunakan telah merata-rata. Umpamanya, setengahsetengah pelajar menulis: Saya
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        99 1 Waiters Waitresses Chambermaids Hostesses Cashiers Security guards Housemen Careers with a Future in the Hotel Industry job security, good fringe benefits, Ms f M healthy environment, a career \M- V r M path, professional training. Make I; 1 V a company of the wSl^^l^^^ Singapore Hotel Association. ntf|f |&i« 103
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        261 1 You wanted superior copy reproduc- copies-per-mmute speed The EPS3OR s reduction capability. tion So we combined the Minolta Micro- You wanted versatility and automation i I>o 7O7 1 1 0 7O7 I—j1 j >0 7O7 1 i Toning System (a breakthrough in integration So we designed the EPS3OR A 4
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        585 3 APPOINTMENTS WALK-IN INTERVIEWS GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) MALAYSIAN APPLIANCE COMPONENTS SDN BHD IN KOTA TINGGI invites applications from suitably qualified Malaytians for the walk -in interviews to fill the positions of:A. SET-UP TECHNICIANS B. MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS C. QUALITY CONTROL/PROCESS CONTROL ENGINEER D. PRODUCTION FOREMAN E. VAN-DRIVER Requirements for the positions above:
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        662 3 COURSE IN a SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT I This is an approved Examination Course I leading to trie much desired qualification of I I the Lancastrian School of Management (LSM). I I England. Certificate in Supervisory Manage- I I ment The LSM was established in 1 974 to I I I coordinate
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        633 3 my I METAL BOX MALAYSIA BERHAD METAL BOX MALAYSIA BERHAD invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the under-mentioned posts Bumiputras are especially encouraged to apply. QUALITY ASSURANCE SUPERVISOR This is a management position The holder will report to the Factory Manager on quality matters of our manufactured products
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        579 3 -I CHEMICALS EXXON CHEMICAL MALAYSIA SDN BHDinvites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: MARKETING TECHNICAL SERVICES ENGINEER THE JOB: The incumbent will be responsible to provide marketing technical services to plastics fabricators, with the technical knowledge on behaviour of plastics in extrusion and moulding equipment. The job
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        817 4 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. a member of UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES located at Gul Way/Pioneer Road has vacancies for the following positions: ASSISTANT EMPLOYEE RELATIONS MANAGER Education A good GCE 'A' Certificate but preferably up to tertiary level Experience Minimum 3 years' supervisory experience in a manufacturing
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        165 4 \W\ RAJA LEKUK Mh«tr3tor: Alisan Story by Haron A.R. V» t' W *^>J^ S^lt I Huff r^Sk <t^Snf \rl\ M L I I I Wyl^C^- wgtHrj^C iFy V 7a) Bla pulang nanti bapanya dan Faridah sudah tentu akan terus b) Son) berada di sekoiah. Sepatutnya Zainah pun berada di menuju
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