The Straits Times, 30 June 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon PLO pins hopes on US
    554 1 As pressure mounts on Israel... BEIRUT, Tuesday ISRAEL today came under international pressure to avoid further bloodshed while Palestinian guerilla leaders looked hopefully to the United States to hold back an Israeli assault on the heavily-populated heart of Beirut. The European Community called for the
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    Balmain dies
    217 1 Balmain dies PARIS, Tues. Pierre Balmain, one of the world's best-known dress designers and a byword in Paris fashion circles, died in hospital early today, a hospital spokesman said. He was 68/ Balmain, a bachelor, headed one of the two great independent Paris fashion nouses. His clients included Queen Sirikit
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    A job that calls for constant, conscious effort
    1980 1  -  PHILIP LEE PM opens courtesy campaign By Associate News Editor 4 IN A densely populated islandcity like Singapore, we most meet strangers everyday. And since courtesy and consideration come more easily between friends and acquaintances, what we have to learn is to
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    Lock icon Orient trip
    32 1 HONGKONG. Tues. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher will visit China, Hongkong and Japan between Sept 16 to 29, the Oriental Daily, quoting informed sources in London, reported here today. Kyodo.
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    Lock icon 4m displaced
    39 1 CT>LOMBO. Tues. Asia now has three to four million refugees and displaced persons who need international protection and assistance, Mr Dennis McNamara, legal adviser in Asia to the UN High Commission for Refugees said here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bonn trade balance shows surplus
    159 1 BONN, Tues. West Germany's balance of payments was in surplus by 800 million marks (SS72B million) in May, providing some hope that transactions with the rest of the world will return to equilibrium in 1982. The figures released by the federal statistics office today showed
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    Call us on our hotline
    202 1 Call us on our hotline JULY la national courtesy month and, once again, The Straits Tunes Is setting op a telephone hotline ■JS4TTJ2 to encourage readers to tell us about acts of courtesy or discourtesy they see or experience. We are starting the hotline tomorrow, July 1. Call us between
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    Lock icon LATEST ITALY BEATS ARGENTINA
    37 1 LATEST ITALY BEATS ARGENTINA BARCELONA, Tues. Italy beat Argentina 2-1 In the World Cup Group second round match here today. Half time M. Scorers Italy: Marco Tardelll (51th minute), Antonio Cahrlnl (ttth). Argentina: Daniel Passarella (84th). Reuter.
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    Union asks NTUC to lift boycott
    722 1  -  IVAN LIM THE PACIFIC VIKING AFFAIR By I, Our Labour Correspondent THE Pacific Viking row that sparked off a boycott of Australian goods by trade unions here has taken a new turn following the Singapore ship's escape out of Sydney harbour yesterday. 1 The
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    Slow market but URA land sale goes on
    1188 1  - Slow market but URA land sale goes on IRENE NGOO By i, Our Housing Correspondent THE Urban Redevelopment Authority went ahead with its 11th land sale yesterday despite the generally sluggish property market. Nine of the 21 sites offered for public tender are in the prime central area and are
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      HOME
      544 2 Port workers get more ABOUT 9,000 port workers will receive benefits totalling $15 million a year under new collective agreements signed by the Singapore Port Workers Union and the Port of Singapore Authority. The agreements, which will come into effect tomorrow, will result in average wage increases of about
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      COMMENT
      229 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: HAPLESS customers who have had to softer the rude behaviour and high prices of some hawkers should learn from the examples of the Marine Parade Resident Committees and Citizens' Consultative Committee. The committees are taking steps to make recalcitrant hawkers change their ways. One is
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      Soldier cum civilian
      142 2 OFFICERS should feel a sense of belonging to the SAF and take pri<Je in it, said Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong yesterday. He encouraged reserve and volunteer armed forces officers to use their military ranks in civilian affairs. "We have had national service for 15 years now.
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      SPORTS
      173 2 'Crush monster' wins AMERICAN Drew Gitlin, 24, came close to proy.'ding an upset at the Wimbledon tennis championships. Playing against Jimmy Connors, he pushed the former champion to the limit and appeared to have a chance or winning until Connors took the last point in their 6-2, 6-7, 7-5,
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      216 2 TRAVEL AGENTS START TO FEEL PINCH OF RECESSION MORE than 300 travel agents in Singapore are starting to feel the effect of the worldwide recession, with many saying it may last until late 1983. "At the moment, it is the inbound agents which are most affected," said Mr
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      BACKGROUND
      134 2 WHERE ILLEGAL EXCHANGE OF TRADE SECRETS IS NORMAL ALTHOUGH the arrest of some Japanese businessmen last week by the FBI set off a furor, the acquisition of trade secrets by legal and illegal means has always been part of business in Silicon Valley, the centre of the US electronics
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      554 2 Tit-f or-tat trade war? THE US is trying to export unemployment to Europe by limiting steel imports, said the Minister of State at Britain's Department of Trade, Mr Peter Rees. Europeans, he added, might consider counter-measures. He said America's decision to impose extra duties on steel imports
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      232 2 The bogus bug strikes THE bogus bug has appeared again this time, in the army and the Telecoms Department. A "lieutenant was caught when he tried to buy a television set from a military supermarket, and could not produce his identification card. Sources said the man had
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      SECTION 2
      332 2 Woman at the top SHE is not just any typical housewife. She is Mrs Linda Tsao Yang California's Savings and Loan Commissioner the highest ranking appointed Asian in the state government and one of the most influential women in the state. As commissioner she is charged with overseeing
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      161 2 New blood at the opera THE need for self-renewal and the conviction that the local opera scene needed an injection of fresh blood and talent led to the formation of the Chinese Theatre Circle. Vice-president, Mrs Joanna Wong, best known as the prima donna of the
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon EEC tit-for-tat warning for US steel curbs
      416 3 Move smacks of protectionism: Britain NEW YORK, Tues A BRITISH trade official charged yesterday that the United States is trying to export unemployment to Europe by limiting steel imports and said Europeans might consider counter-measures. The Minister of State at Britain's Department of
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      Lock icon Italy government endures to mark first year in office
      277 3 Italy government endures to mark first year in office ROME, Tues. The government of Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini marked its first year in office yesterday and that, in the complicated world of Italian politics, is an anniversary worth mentioning. Mr Spadolini, 57, the former leader of the tiny Republican party,
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      Lock icon Chefs' way to bee£ up a burger
      65 3 Chefs way to bee£ up a burger COOKS using an Irrigation pipe to flatten this enourmoas hamburger on top of a custom-made grill daring a centennial celebration over the weekend at Rutland, North Dakota. The huge hamburger was later cut into 6,5 M patties and consumed by the hungry Rutlanders
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      Lock icon Designer for royalty and movie stars
      340 3 PARIS, Tues. French fashion designer Pierre Balmain died today at the American Hospital after a long illness, his office announced. He was 68. Balmain designed clothes for royalty and movie stars and developed a highly successful perfume and accessory business with stores around the
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      In other worlds...
      42 3 6 SHE'S even more famous than me. Bat then she's been at it much, a much longer. Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali, 40, giving his reason why Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor, 50, is more famous than him.
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      Lock icon World Cup is Poland's best crowd controller
      133 3 World Cup is Poland's best crowd controller WARSAW, Tues. Police headed off thousands of demonstrators in two Polish cities, but the strongest crowd controller proved to be the Worfd Cup football match between Poland and Belgium. Yesterday authorities in Pozan scuffled briefly with youths chanting "Gestapo, Gestapo". About three dozen
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        Lock icon Arms talks start
        56 3 THE UNITED States and the Soviet Union began negotiations in Geneva yesterday on scrapping thousands of nuclear weapons in the biggest disarmament cuts ever contemplated. Opening the first strategic arms talks in four years, both US and Soviet diplomats said they were guardedly optimistic that agreement was
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        Lock icon S. American snub
        73 3 SK OUT of eight South American nations that usually join the US navy in exercises have refused to take part this year, reportedly because of the Fa Ik lands conflict, navy sources in Norfolk, Virginia, said yesterday. The navy was expected to announce soon that only Chile
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        Lock icon Space hardware probe
        71 3 THE US Space Agency has ordered a probe on the loss of USJ36 million (S|72 million) worth of hardware, which helped to launch the space shuttle Columbia. The agency said yesterday it appeared that two spent rocket boosters sank in the Atlantic because their main parachutes failed.
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        Lock icon India's anti-N treaty
        67 3 INDIA FORMALLY introduced a treaty for the renunciation of nuclear weapons at the UN General Assembly's second special session on disarmament yesterday Indian delegate A. P. Venkateswaran, putting the proposal before the assembly's 157-nation working committee, said its adoption would be "one small but crucial step" towards
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        Lock icon Japan's military boost
        84 3 AFTER MORE than nine months of debate, the Japanese government is reportedly close to announcing a five-year US$l6.B billion (Ss34 billion) arms build-up plan, sources close to the government said in Tokyo yesterday. They said the programme called for the air force to roughly double its F-15
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        Lock icon Kabul clashes
        66 3 WIDESPREAD FIGHTING has been continuing in Afghanistan between guerillas and Soviet and Afghan government forces, diplomatic sources said in New Delhi yesterday They said there had been a battle about 15 km from the Afghan border with Iran, in which about 25 Afghan soldiers were killed and several
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      Lock icon Saddam sends all his top brass packing
      485 4 ON EVE OF PULLOUT FROM IRAN.... MANAMA, Tu«s IRAQI President Saddam Hussein dismissed all members of the Iraqi Revolutionary Command Council yesterday in a wide government, party and cabinet shakeup that came a day before Iraq completed its withdrawal from territories occupied in
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      Lock icon Prospects for a joint Arab front recede
      379 4 BAHRAIN, Tuesday PROSPECTS for joint Arab action in response to Israel's invasion o Lebanon have receded further after Arab foreign ministers failed t agree on a common stand at a meeting in Tunis on Sunday. It was the first meetin of the 22-member
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      Lock icon 'AH over' for Arafat, says Jumblatt
      256 4 'AH over' for Arafat, says Jumblatt LONDON, Tues. Lebanese leftist leader Walid Jumblatt, in a televised interview shown here last night, called for a new Palestinian leadership and forecast a "much more radical, much more extremist" Arab world as a result of Israel's invasion of Lebanon. Referring to the defeats
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      Lock icon Boy guerillas prompt call to lower trial age
      203 4 TEL AVIV, Tuesday A PARLIAMENTARY committee is being asked to tower the ace at which Palestinian euerilUx can be tried by military courts, because iimc of those caught In Israel's Invasion sf Lebanon are 14 yean sld. A Labour Ministry spokesman said
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        Lock icon No bribe, so lawyer sued
        88 6 ANTHONY Stazzone, 39, who was convicted of assault, has sued a lawyer who he says failed to bribe a judge to obtain his early release. Stazzone, of Cleveland, is demanding US$lOO,OOO (S$210,000) in damages from Mr Timothy Taylor. Stazzone was convicted in 1979 of assault
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        Lock icon Keep taking the tablets
        70 6 A SCHOLAR of traditional Chinese medicines announced on Friday the discovery of the fountain of youth in tablet form. Mr Feng Geng-sheng, head of the Institute of Patent Traditional Chinese Medicine of Hangchou, told a Hongkong audience the pills were a secret prescription reserved for the
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        Lock icon Inventive boy saves energy
        69 6 AN AUSTRALIAN schoolboy has made his own contribution towards solving the energy crisis by harnessing the power of the wind to provide electricity for his backyard playhouse. Steven Lucas, 15, of Perth, used scrap materials to devise a system which supplies 12-volt power for lighting, a
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      Lock icon A change at the top
      46 6 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan appears to have changed his hair style. The picture on the left, taken last Wednesday, shows the hair pushed op while the picture on the right, taken on Sunday, shows a pronounced dip over the forehead. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Finding may not help Donovan to stay on
      352 6 NEW YORK, Tues. US Labour Secretary Raymond Donovan may have to resign, despite a special prosecutor's finding that there was insufficient evidence to indict him on charges of links to organised crime, the head of the Senate Labour Committee said. Committee chairman
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      Lock icon MINISTRY DENIES JUNTA'S 'NOTE'
      167 6 MINISTRY DENIES JUNTA'S 'NOTE' BUENOS AIRES, Tues. The Argentine Foreign Ministry said yesterday it had no knowledge of a reported note from the military junta to the UN Security Council agreeing to a formal cessation of hostilities in the Falklands conflict. But the ministry's official spokesman, quoted by the official
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      Lock icon Canada's hard line on wage rises in govt
      439 6 Canada's hard line on wage rises in govt OTTAWA, Tuesday CANADA imposed tough wage restrictions on more than half a million public sector workers last night in an emergency Budget forced by a rising deficit and a collapsing economy. Federal Finance Minister Allan MacEachen, whose previous Budget introduced last November
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      Lock icon White House denies Haig's policy charge
      227 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE White House yesterday dismissed the complaint of outgoing US Secretary of State Alexander Haig that President Ronald Reagan has altered the direction of his foreign policy. "I can assure you the iPresident's foreign policy will continue on the same course he
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      Lock icon Harry of the singing Mills trio dies
      197 6 Harry of the singing Mills trio dies HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Harry Mills, one of the singing Mills Brothers who performed dozens of harmonious hits during their career that has spanned more than half a century, died yesterday at his home. He was 68. The brothers, who started singing in Ohio in
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      Lock icon Oil giant to cut its staff worldwide
      159 6 NEW YORK, Toes. Exxon, the world's biggest oil company, has begun moves to stop a decline In profits by cutting back Its lM.ltistrong staff around the world, company sources said here yesterday. The sources said letters had been sent to some employees detailing
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      Lock icon Heat deaths
      35 6 ATHENS, Tues Forty-four people died of heart attacks here over the weekend, caused by temperatures soaring to 45 degrees centigrade, health authorities announced today. All the dead were over SO years old. AFP.
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      Lock icon No military aid to coalition, says Holdridge
      222 7 BANGKOK, Tues. I nlted States Assistant Secretary of State John Hcldrldge said today that the I S had not forgotten the past atrocities of Cambodia's former Khmer Rouge regime, bat rated oat use of its Influence with China to prevent the Khmer Rouge
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      Sihanouk offers to join Son Sann group
      499 7  - Sihanouk offers to join Son Sann group TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent CAMBODIAN leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk yesterday offered to join banners with co-nationalist, premier Son Sann, so that the noncommunist factions in the Cambodian resistance could become strong relative to the Khmer Rouge guerillas. The prince, who
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      Violence in PNG as Somare heads for polls win
      227 7 Violence in PNG as Somare heads for polls win PORT MORESBY, Tues. Violence was reported from central and southern Papua New Guinea today as former Prime Minister Michael Somare appeared on the verge of victory in this month's general elections. In the rugged central highlands, staff at a radio station
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      Party decides not to break away from Thai coalition
      224 7  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Tuesday A CABINET shake-up in the Thai government appears to have been averted today when the Democrat Party decided against a pullout from Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda's government, f The Democrat Party, one of
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      Lock icon $550,000 gold bars missing
      99 7 $550,000 gold bars missing PERTH, Tues. Detectives probing a AJ650.000 gold bullion swindle here have been confronted with a second gold mystery. Two gold bars worth A 5250,000 (*****,000) have disappeared while being delivered from the Perth Mint to Melbourne. Senior police officers suspect the two bars, weighing 11.34 kgs,
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      Lock icon Tallest dam in China
      58 7 BEIJING, Tues. Work has begun on the foundations of China's tallest dam, at Loneyang gorge on the Upper Yellow River in north-west China, the official Chinese news agency, Xinhua said yesterday. The 175-metre-high dam will be part of a giant hydroelectric scheme which wUI eventually generate
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      Lock icon No peace
      38 7 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union's first independent pacifist movement, launched here early this month by a group of artists and academics, nas been dismantled by the police, the movement's spokesman told foreign newsmen here today. AFP.
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      Lock icon Killer floods
      32 7 BEIJING, Tues. Seventyfive people have died in the worst floods for over 30 years, in the southern Chinese province of Fujian according to the local newspaper. Fujian Daily, today. Reuter.
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      HK plans to take the puff out of TV cigarette ads
      182 7  -  WINSOME LANE By Our Hongkong reporter HONGKONG, Ties. The government will soon Impose stringent restrictions on television advertising for cigarette*, p harm ace utlcals and Chinese medicines and cosmetics, said the commissioner for television and entertainment, Mr Nigel Watt
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    'Use your rank in civilian life
    694 8 Chok'Tong's message to reservist and volunteer officers We have had national service for 15 V years now. I believe, however, that we have not yet built op a close and natural relationship between the SAF and the people. There is still inadequate appreciation of
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    Property tax may be paid at 18 centres
    72 8 THE Property Tax Department reminds property owners paying taxes next month that they need not come to its office in City Hall. Payment may be made at any of the 18 Multi-Revenue Collection Centres. Cash payments may also be made at selected
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    Brothel owner fined $3,000
    67 8 A BROTHEL keeper was fined $3,000, or five months' jail in default, for running a brothel with eight Thai girls in Lorong Kinchir in Ang Mo Kio. Pang See Poh, 30, admitted he provided free food and lodging to the prostitutes. The district court heard that
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    Daily-rate concept a colonial derelict, says MP
    238 9 Daily-rate concept a colonial derelict, says MP- DAILY-RATED workers were yesterday urged to petition the government to abolish the daily-rated concept. Referring to the concept as a colonial derelict, MP (or Khe Bone, Mr Ho See Beng, who Is also executive secretary of the Singapore Port Workers Union, said there
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    Asean visitors top list of April arrivals
    337 9 Asean visitors top list of April arrivals ASEAN visitors topped the list of visitors to Singapore in April this year, making up more than a third of the total. Altogether, 225,827 visi- i tors came by air, sea and land. Of these, 86,094, or 38.1 per cent, were from Asean
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    Public to pay more for their big splashes
    81 9 Public to pay more for their big splashes THE BIG Splash in East Coast Parkway will increase entry fees from tomorrow, because of the rising costs of operation. Adults will pay $3, instead of $2.50 per entry, while children will pay $2 instead of $1.50. Manager Anthony Wee said price
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    New officials of institute
    68 9 THE new president of the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers is Mr Tan Kirn Choon. Other officials are: Mr Lim Lan Yuan, senior vice-presi-dent; Mr Tan Choon Haw, Mr Farok Majeed and Mr Wan Fook Kong, vice-presidents; Mrs Theresa Poh, honorary secretary. The assistant secretary
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    Sessions to meet people
    62 9 MEET-THE-PEOPLE sessions at the Kg Kembangan PAP branch will be held on July 4, July 11 and July 18, between 10 am and noon. The session will not be held on Sunday, July 25 and Aug 1 because of the Hari Raya festivities. From Aug 3,
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    Drug pusher caught in 'addict' ambush
    233 9 A DRUG pusher was trapped in an ambush after a Central Narcotics Bureau officer pose<j as an addict and bought a straw of heroin for $15 with marked notes. Assistant Narcotics Officer Quek Buck Tee. posing as the addict, approached Tan See Phian on
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    New salary pacts to benefit 9,000 port workers
    404 9 ABOUT 9,000 port workers will receive benefits totalling $15 million a year under new collective agreements signed between the Singapore Port Workers Union and the Port of Singapore Authority yesterday. The agreements, which will come into effect tomorrow, will result in average
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    Man took $44,000 in bribes from dealers
    317 9 Man took $44,000 in bribes from dealers A FORMER assistant executive officer of a department store was fined a total of $25,000 by a district judge yesterday after he admitted 13 charges of collecting bribes totalling $44,000 from textile dealers. Koh Cheow Liat, 25, was also ordered to pay a
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    Picnic trip
    34 9 THE Bedok community centre is organising a picnic to Kota Tinggi on July 11. at $20 for adults and $18 for children aged 6 to 12. The closing date is July 7.
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    ROBBERS TAKE $38,461 FROM SALESMAN
    136 9 ROBBERS TAKE $38,461 FROM SALESMAN TWO robbers ambushed a salesman as he was taking $38,461 from his office to another office on Monday morning. The robbers struck just as Mr Chan Ah Poh, 23, of the Supreme Electronic Company, was getting into a taxi at the taxistand outside the Peninsular
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    SIA seeks more flights through Hongkong
    198 10 SIA seeks more flights through Hongkong THE Department of Civil AvUtUn to seeking additional flying righto from Britain for the national carrier, Singapore Airlines (SIA). Initial talks held In Singapore In May between the Singapore and British governments were said to have ended Inconclusively. A oee«< rannd of talks U
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    Hewlett's Animal Farm pays real dividends...
    563 10  -  Inexpensive machines relieve boredom and boost productivity By AT Singapore Peripherals Operation, a local company, men and women work alongside several animals and a toilet bowl. It is a winning combination. Workers are better utilised, boredom is relieved, productivity has increased. And there are
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    Extend technical aid to suppliers, MNCs urged
    364 10 Extend technical aid to suppliers, MNCs urged MULTINATIONALS have been told that it would be in their interest to extend technical and management assistance to their parts suppliers. Such a move, the Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee Yock Suan, said yesterday would ensure the quality and reliability of
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    Woman seeks brother lost for 20 years
    115 10 A MALAYSIAN woman is trying to trace her younger brother with whom she lost contact about 20 years. Madam Azizah binti Muhammad of Kuala Trengannu had asked the Ministry of Social Affairs to help find Ibrahim bin Muhammad, 26, who came to Singapore
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    'GIVE BEFORE YOU TAKE' ADVICE
    196 10  - 'GIVE BEFORE YOU TAKE' ADVICE WONG AI K WEI By YOU HAVE to give before you can take this is the advice of a human resource development expert to companies hoping for increased productivity from workers. According to Dr Frieda Porat, this show of management's willingness to give more money
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    Dragon boat team off to Macau and HK
    159 11 SINGAPORE'S (earn to the Macao and Hongkang International DrmcM B*at Races left yesterday morning, sporting Hawaiian shirts with Jackets, dark suglaaaes and deep tans. lUs la the tint time Singapore has been Invited to take part in the 4M-metre coarse Macau races,
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    By courtesy of the bosses
    176 11 A BUSINESS leader yesterday listed four ways in which bosses can help make their workers more courteous and cooperative. Speaking at the opening of this year's c*ortesy campaign, the president of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Mr Wee Cho Yaw, said
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      Lock icon New tin pact won't push up prices, say big three
      380 13 BANGKOK, Tuesday THE world's three leading tin producers said today their new pact was aimed at protecting their interests, but would not be a cartel to force up prices. Mining ministers of Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, meeting here to finalise
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      Lock icon Keeping public informed of 3R's progress
      161 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Education Ministry has launched a nationwide campaign to keep the public informed on the progress of the new primary school 3R (reading, writing and arithmetic) curriculum. A series of quest ion-and-answer brochures, pamphlets and a 3R newsletter have been published.
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      Ban on these face creams
      79 13 KUCHING, Tues. Six brands of face cream from Hongkong have been banned by the State Medical Department in Sarawak following similar moves in Singapore, Hongkong and Peninsula Malaysia, the Borneo Bulletin reported. The creams, popular among Chinese women, have a high mercury content and can
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      $2m aid for squatters
      66 13 KOTA HNABALU, Tues. The office of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees has given Sabah $2 million to ease the plight of thousands of Filipina squatters in the state. The Fllipinas had fled from fighting in their southern homeland, the commission's representative for South and
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      Lock icon Ghaz repeats call to review free market system
      354 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIAN Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie has reiterated his call (or an urgent and total re-examination of the free enterprise system (FES) which, he said, is in a state of crisis. Addressing the Western Europe-Asean Dialogue Congress in
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      Malaysia moves into the nuclear era
      94 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tnes. Malaysia moved into the nuclear era yesterday when the Puspati nuclear reacUr near here began •Derations. Bernama newspaper said thai fuel elements were placed in the core of the Triga Mark 2 reactor to reach the critical level when it would
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      412 13 Malaysians uncover many more 'bogus bugs' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE "bogus bug" which hit the General Hospital here recently has claimed two more victims the army and the Telecoms Department. It was reported here recently that there were at least five cases of bogus doctors discovered at the General Hospital
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    Two took down ceiling tiles for break-in
    206 15 Two took down ceiling tiles for break-in TWO men removed some celling tiles along the common corridor to break Into a company director's office and fled with $147,»75 worth of gems, cash and recording equipment. Inspector Sngamaran Bala, prosecuting, told a district court that Daud bin Mohamed and an accomplice
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    $3,000 fine for selling fake brand shirts
    91 15 BUSINESSMAN Charlie Tan, 36, was fined a total of $3,000 yesterday for possessing and selling shirts with a counterfeit brand. He was convicted of having 1,106 shirts with fake "Twiggy" brands for trade at MacPherson Road on March 7 last year. He was
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    Help for CCs in setting up computer clubs
    221 15 Help for CCs in setting up computer clubs COMMUNITY centres can now look to a set of guidelines from the People's Association when organising computer courses and clubs. Through its computer advisory committee, various details such as course content, equipment, fees, instructors honorarium and resource materials are spelled out. The
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    Concrete help for wet feet
    121 15 THE kampung folk of Pualu Seking will soon have the problem of wet feet solved whon a 90--metre long sea-wall is built on one side of the island. The 600 residents of the island often have to wade their way to school or around the
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    Farms to grow delicacies taking root in Jalan Kayu
    449 15 TIRED of eating dried and canned mushrooms or dried jelly fungus? You can look forward to getting locally-grown quality mushrooms and jelly fungus soon. Mushrooms and "Jews ear" (black jelly fungus) will begin to sprout later this year in three farms
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    Night sights
    23 15 EUNOS Crescent community centre youth group will arrange a night tour on Aug 14. For details, telephone the centre on *****60.
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      171 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Ka vanagh Hal Camp TMISPEPFUrAE TMIS \G ttCTT V/W&^^Jws' AIS SUAf2A4JTEEC> J°L V WHAT I MAO yffl^'2 J ||g /l Blondle By Chic Young BLONDiE I JUST OVER- AND BOY WAS I EVER j <f WELL, WMV I COULDN'T )T HEARD SHIRLEY TELL GOING TO
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    769 16  - Moscow and Beijing looking to better relations ALLEN WHITING By ANN ARBOR, Michigan. For the first time since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, Beijing and Moscow appear to be moving towards detente. Mongolia, the Soviet Union's secure satellite, recently took up boundary matters with China, which have been
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    The Straits Times Says..
    508 16 "pv -n/x-f fnlrn J_/O HO 1/ IdIV v i *IrfXMT-»% iVinfif QOA\ II COMPLAWTS about^ rude hawto* and the high prices they charge seem to be cropping up with increasing frequency these days. What is more, such behaviour and high prices seem to be making their
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    World trade faces crisis
    1292 16  -  DILIP MUKERJEE Geneva body to meet on remedial measures By Writing for The Straits Times THE rules by which world trade has been governed in the last 30 years are breaking down as one product after another is made subject to separate protectionist arrangements. Unless this
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    Horror of 'dowry brides' who are burned to death
    743 16  -  AJIT JHATTACHARJEA By Writing lor The Straits Times NEW DELHI "Dowry death" has become a tragically familiar headline for newspaper readers in India. It refers to the increasing number of women who are murdered or commit suicide because they are unable
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      Sense of pride and loyalty
      196 17 Sense of pride and loyalty The boycott of Australian goods I CANNOT help but wonder whether some Singaporeans have lost their national pride and loyalty. I am referring to the National Trades Union Congress' call to Singaporeans to boycott Australian products for one month in protest against the detention of
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      Make a stand
      74 17 I SUPPORT the NTUC call for a boycott of Australian goods. NTUC should initiate an intense and sustained public campaign. As a first step, NTUC could direct its dock workers to refuse to unload Australian goods from vessels. Importers and supermarkets should immediately refrain from importing Australian
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      Gambling stalls at fairs
      85 17 I TOOK my family to the Leng Kee Trade Fair at the junction of Queensway and Commonwealth Avenue. I was shocked to find that more than half the stalls were gambling stalls based on the game of chance. And the patrons were mainly school children and
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      A half-hearted attempt
      42 17 HOW can NTUC call for a boycott of Australian goods when its supermarkets are still selling these goods? What does Welcome mean by "monitoring" the sales of these goods. It seems to me a halfhearted attempt! ACTION Singapore 1131
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      imports
      88 17 I DO not agree with the NTUC's call to boycott Australian goods. Most of the Australian goods imported are perishable, for example dairy products, and if the boycott is heeded by Singaporeans, local businessmen will suffer the consequences. I suggest that the government ban the import of Australian goods
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      Captain Kangaroo
      33 17 WHILE the NTUC is calling on the public to boycott Australian products for a month, I wonder why SBC is broadcasting advertisements on Australian apples and pears? C. SIVAKANDAN Singapore 131)
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      Figure of a woman?
      23 17 I THINK the Asean logo should be changed. It looks like a figure of a woman. LEE Singapore 22M
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      Inject new ideas into fund raising project
      191 17 Inject new ideas into fund raising project I REFER to your report "Where's Your Heart, Singaporean?" (ST, June 23). I find that only one of Mrs Davenport's remarks makes sense that she admitted making harsh judgement. The Charity Quest, an annual fund-raising project of the Spastic Children's Association, is not
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      Then nobody need pay income tax
      105 17 Then nobody need pay income tax WE ARE not sure whether "HBT" (ST, June 12) is protesting against what he calls compulsory Officers Mess fees, club dues and subscriptions to a house journal, or is seriously suggesting that because his employer makes them compulsory, income tax deductions must be allowed.
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      Deal with Pacific Viking affair at union level only
      350 17 I HAVE my reservations on the retaliatory measures advocated by the NTUC, namely the boycott of Australian products. I gather that the boycott is intended to show that protectionism is a doubleedged sword. A boycott of Australian products could be justified
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    • On the gift of life
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        Patients find it difficult to express their views
        90 17 IN RESPONSE to J.G.W.'s letter "Kidney patients' silence is disheartening," I would like to say a few words on behalf of my wife who is a kidney patient and who is at present under dialysis treatment. Many patients, I believe, find it
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        A new lease of life
        80 17 A FEW days ago, I had the opportunity to witness a kidney transplant. It was a most satisfying experience. The recipient was a young man with hypertension and chronic renal failure. The donor was his sister, a young girl in her twenties. Kidneys from unrelated
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        We strive to take and not to give
        155 17 DESPITE the efforts of various organisations, the now of kidney and blood donors is still but a mere trickle compared to the great reservoir of human resources available. Many of is, blinded by the pursuit of material and self Interests coupled with
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      Computerscam tips iceberg into the open
      925 18 ALTHOUGH the arrest of Japanese businessmen last week by the FBI set off a furore, the acquisition of trade secrets by legal and illegal means has always been part of doing business in Silicon Valley, the centre of the US electronics industry. In the
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      Lock icon Arrests highlight big business war of transistors and chips
      834 18  -  ANDREW POLLACK By NEW YORK. The arrest of Japanese businessmen for trying to steal computer secrets from International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) represents the latest twist in what has become an increasingly tense and bitter JapaneseAmerican battle for world supremacy in
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      Further strain on US-Japan ties
      603 18  - Further strain on US- Japan ties JOHN RODERICK By TOKYO Fear is widespread here that US-Japa-nese relations, already tense because of economic differences, will be further strained by American accusations that two top Japanese firms have been caught buying stolen industrial secrets from the big American electronics firm IBM. The
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      131 18 RETAIL MANAGERS MYER will be opening a deportment store in Singapore early in 1984 It is envisaged that this will be the first of a number of operations to be opened by Myer in Singapore We are looking tor a number of managers with retail buying or sales experience to
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    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Pan Malaysia Cement
        84 19 PAN Malaysia Cement Works Bhd yesterday announced a 37.3 per cent increase in group pretax profits to MJ14.65 million for the year ended March 31, 1982. The directors have declared a second interim dividend of 5 per cent less tax which, together with the first interim of
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        Pan Malaysia Rubber
        92 19 MEANWHILE, PMC's associate company, Pan Malaysia Rubber Industries Bhd, has reported a 52.6 per cent rise in group pretax profits to M 511.93 million for the year ended March 31, 1982. Its directors have recommended a second interim dividend of 10 per cent less tax which, together
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        API profits up
        63 19 ASSOCIATED Plastics Industries Bhd has reported a sharp 317.4 per cent jump in group pretax profits to M 55.20 million for the year ended Dec 31 1981 Turnover was up 49.2 per cent to M 544.08 million. The company has proposed a first and final dividend of
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        Hongkong Tin loss
        45 19 HONGKONG Tin PLC has reported a pretax loss of M 51.53 million for the six months ended March 31, 1982 as against pretax profits of M 5220,000 in the previous corresponding period. Total turnover was M 54.91 million (M 56.99 million previously).
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        Lock icon Easing import policies
        107 19 ISLAMABAD, Tues. Pakistan has announced more liberal import policies at the same time as it revealed a 10 per cent drop in export value. Commerce Secretary Izhar-Ul-Haq said about 90 new items of raw material and capital goods, mainly reserved for government corporations, can now be freely
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        Lock icon Indian leather exports
        95 19 NEW DELHI, Tues. India's exports of leather footwear and footwear components registered a phenomenal record 120 per cent rise during the financial year ended March 31, 1982. Exports were valued at 920 million rupees (Ss22o million). Overall leather exports during the year, including finished leather, footwear and
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        Lock icon Japanese trade surplus
        72 19 TOKYO, Tues. Japan said its trade surplus with the rest of the world narrowed slightly last month from April while the current account balance in May declined sharply from the preceeding month. The Finance Ministry said the May trade surplus of US$l.3O billion (SJ2.B billion) represents a
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        Lock icon Trade deficit narrows
        73 19 HONGKONG, Tues. Hongkong's visible trade deficit narrowed to HKJ726 million (***** million) in May from HKS2.I7 billion in April, compared with a HK$l.44 billion shortfall in May last year. Provisional Census and Statistics Department figures show total exports rose to HK$lO.6l billion in May from HKSIO.I3 billion
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        Lock icon Vehicle exports fall
        65 19 TOKYO. Tues. Japanese vehicle exports fell 6.9 per cent in May to 489,300 units from 525,600 in Mr.y 1981, the tenth consecutive monthly year-on-year decline. The Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association said the May total was down 7 per cent from 526,300 in April, when it was down
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      Singapore Nomura puts up good show
      321 19 Singapore Nomura puts up good show SINGAPORE Nomura Merchant Banking put up a good performance last year with its corporate finance activities leading the growth. Its pretax profits registered a "modest" increase of 33.5 per cent to over $3 million, said chairman Hitoshi Kobayashi in the bank's latest annual report.
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      Johan Holdings all set to raise its corporate profile
      484 19 JOHAN Holdings is all set to make a bigger impact on the corporate scene, with the completion of its acquisition of Johan Land Sdn Bhd and listed George Kent (M) Bhd. Chairman Tan Kay Hock says in his latest annual statement:
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      Travel agents start to feel pinch of recession
      434 19 MORE than 300 travel agents in Singapore are starting to feel the effect of the worldwide recession, with many saying it may last until late 1983. "At the moment, it is the inbound agents which are most affected," said Mr Pren Ohri,
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      Trading in Leong Huat resumes
      230 19 Trading in Leong Huat resumes TRADING in the shares of Leong Huat Industries Ltd, which had been suspended since March 10, will resume on the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. This follows the issue of new share certificates to replace the old certificates which are no longer valid. The SES
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      Concern over failure to sign industrial pact
      364 19  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Tues. Filipino businessmen have expressed disappointment over the failure of the Asean countries to sign the Asean Industrial Joint Venture (AIJV) agreement at the last ministerial meeting in Singapore. During a recent meeting of the Asean
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      Grouting giant to set up local office soon
      253 19 Grouting giant to set up local office soon COLCRETE, one of the largest grouting companies in Britain, will open an office in Singapore later this year to look after its growing Far East mark**' Its (.overage here will include, in particular, Malaysia and Indonesia, where some 15 dams are due
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      Increase in profits at Far East Finance
      202 19 Increase in profits at Far East Finance FAR East Finance Organisation Ltd has reported an increase in pretax profits of 17.1 per cent to $2.47 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. It incurred a higher tax charge of $1.06 million ($889,977 previously) for the year, leaving profits after
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    • Market Highlights
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        Prices mixed on lack of interest
        419 19 SINGAPORE: Share ffisjssjsrcs of interest In quiet selective trading. jaa-- ras to $3.32, National Iron S cents to $«.I5 and Inlted Engineers "I cents to $l«7i while on the decline, DBS fell 5 cents to $7.1», OCBC 5 cents to $B.u and Overseas Union
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        SCOREBOARD
        30 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 26 3 3 1 1 1 Down 36 7 3 4 1 1 and 26 6 5 1 2 1 2
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          Rises
          32 19 L I. Industrie* :th M«i* Ind tilled Choc )unlop Ind A I I J E Ut Iron itrait. Trading Vims 338 308 179 372 332 169 605 S56 510 1( 8
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          FallS
          43 19 Matsushita Shell G Sugars O U B Cold Coin 0 C B C DBS Spore Land 1 C B Hon( Leonf Ind 340 376 1020 510 186 810 770 710 675 62S -200 -44 -30 -10 -10 -5 -5 -5 -5 -5
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          Most Active
          17 19 promet 187.000 Hotel Prop 135,000 aggp* gg Total turnover: 2.45 m Total value: $7.05 m
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          indices
          37 19 IT Indicator: T Industrials: T Finance: T Hotels: IT Properties: IT Minings: rr Plantations: X3C: SESInd: *****1 *****8 696.68 698.26 1691.23 1700 04 1095.83 1095.23 625.37 624.54 297.09 297.09 875.79 875.79 649.60 649.28 531.00 530 28
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        67 19 BMrteadBM +2 C*C CCM < old SUr.»e DuUpIad +6 En* FAN -5 GeBtinRH -4 Galaaess -4 Gntartr Bhd Haw Far techrapr Bhd +3 MM NBT H N»l Iron +5 PMC Pu Elec Perils Plant -2 Prim* +5 BiMasias -1 iUtamaoa Semb Skip -2 Slme IHrby S
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      90 19 Every hour of the day, all over the world, somebody is turning on a j National packaged air conditioner. Which is hardly surprising, considering that we're the largest consumer electronics group in Japan. So when you start on your next building project, J rely on the proven efficiency, economy and
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    Singapore closing prices
    2358 20 Turnover figures in this table are unofficial. .bJM I N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lots of It shares each, with price quoted in dollars 867* 470 404 610 Spore Land 424 Town It City 265 I'OI. 710 -5 4 2 133.9 11 426 13.0 157.7 275
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    Unit trusts
    189 20 SINGAPORE I M I TBXBT (Maaacen' price* ler Jaae M) ASIA IsnikiM (Maaacen' prtcce ler Jaae ARBtTHNOT SK( I KITIKS ANIA tMaaagrn' prim ler Jaar M) Spore Growth Fund OS3 088 OL'B-MONTAGI (Maaacen- arleaa ler Jaae M) Union Spore Fund 123 130 DIAMOND MOT VPOitK (Maaaarn' prlcea ler
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    Steady close in KL
    1828 20 LETHARGIC trading remained on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as shares were brought to a marginally higher close on most fronts. After a steady start following the sharp gains on i Wall Street the previous day, values moved labori- ously for most of the sessinn.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1019 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 "aett". Big Board deal
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    Singapore
    532 20 PROPERTIES B Raya (1.968 1.978) (5) 1.97 (1) 1.98 (4) 1.97 (1) 1 96 SETT (1.988 1.996) (4) 1.99 B Sembawang (400B)CD City Dcv (1248 2.255) (34) 2.25 (9) 126 (2) 2.24 (25) 2 24 (20) 2.25 (5) 1268ETT (2.258 2778) (34) 127 (7) 2 28 (17) 126 Ipoh
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      Hongkong
      316 20 STOCKS yesterday closed little changed after trading in a narrow range throughout the day, brokers said. Prices opened slightly higher in line with Wall Street's closing, but trading was I anty due to a lack of fresh incentives, the Hang Seng index closed up 0.64 points at 1,269.39. Among
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      Sydney
      439 20 THE heavyweight miners which led the morning session rally yesterday were hit by profit-taking and a lack of momentum in afternoon trading but the All Ordinaries! index ended 5.5 points higher at 470.8. Gold stocks were stronger in line with the firmness in New York, oiU improved marginal- j
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      Tokyo
      381 21 PRICES yesterday feU with sentiment overshadowed by the continued fall of Hitachi Ltd but trading remained light due to uncertainties over the yen dollar rate The market average lost i 23.49 to 7.180.70 on volume of 220 million shares. The Tokyo Stock Exchange index shed 1.66 to 536.89. Hitachi
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      New York
      382 21 NEW YORK, Mon. Stock prices closed higher in moderate trading, buoyed by technical factors and some easing of concerns over interest rates. The Dow Jones industrial average, which had been ahead by more than 10 points at one time, gave up some of its gains late in the
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      609 21 I.ONDON, Tues. Share prices were boosted by the suspension of the national rail strike from midnight tonight, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index showed a rise of eight points at 552.2. Electncals were in demand, with GEC rising 18p to 964 ahead of fullyear results due on
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      51 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 544.2 Friday 548.1 Week Ago 555.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 811.83 Friday 803.08 Week Ago m«« H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1268.38 Monday 1268 75 Week Ago 1274.55 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 627.8 Monday 62f1.5 Week Ago 625.3 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 470.8 Monday 465.4 Week Ago
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      199 21 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices were mixed in quiet start of week trading, with a slight majority of stocks showing losses in line with Friday's sharply lower Wall Street close, dealers said. Banks were the weakest sector, with NMB continuing sharp falls seen in the last two weeks. In later
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      222 21 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices closed mixed to lower on small volume, dealers said. In financials, Oerlikon Buehrle rose on active buying support. Interfood "B", Adia and Motor Columbus also firmed slightly, but Elektrowatt, Holderbank and Pirelli edged lower. The Credit Suisse edged 0.1 to 219.0 points at the close
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      133 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed in selective and quiet trading. The Book Club index rose 0.18 point to 92.78 on turnover of 6.6 million baht. Bahu Aokham That Aala nbi» 'KfttJ" Bangkok Bank tie +1 Bank Of Ajudhaja Ltd Iff +J Bata Soot Btrll .tucker unch Charoong Thai Win
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      95 21 STOCKS yesterday eased with turnover (ailing to 1.4 million from 3.06 million pesos. Pwa •st PhU KUp «jt »0J Acq|* Illnlnf ooit unch Ancto Phil Mg unch Apt! Mlnmj B AUu Con 6 14 90 «0l Baculo Oold 0015 unrh Bade Petroleum Olti -adOM Bcncuet Con. B B 75
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    660 20 SHARES showed a general- is mixed performance In extremely quiet trading yesterday, but there were a few signs that the Singapore stock market was putting up a courageous attempt to consolidate at around current levels. Since the Straits Times Industrial Index dropped below the
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    32 21 Rubber: June 29 Singapore: July: 182.25 cents (down 1.25 cents Malaysia: July: 202.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 131 tonnes (down 169 tonnes)
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      139 21 CHINICSK l>rodurr E-rluuigr, Slnuaporr, noon dosing prices per IM kg yesterdmy. Ceeeaat eU: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NXW $340.00 sellers. Sarawak white pepper
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      209 21 THE KILOBAR market tor gold deliverable in Singapore opened ai $21,696 and closed at 521.685 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at USS3IOSO 311 25. (ell quickly to 1307.50 ***** on local selling before closing firmer at 1309.30 309 80 by lunch time. The afternoon market opened higher
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      172 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 169 tonnes to 131 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers gaining £535 to C 7.100 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon tin Kerb ended with Three
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      170 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed easier yesterday, on renewed selling in late moderate trading, dealers said. In July, central dropped $15 to M 5795 per tonne and south $5 to $805 while in August south and central (ell $12.50 and $5 respectively to $797.50.
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      37 21 Mas rrl New York 5.348 5 138 5.41S 520S Zurich 5088 5 128 518 b 5.22S Taw Mh Singapore 5308 5088 5.40S S.ISS Gosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce. Sewee: CreaW Salaar, B'pere.
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      101 21 •OON SSR utd SMK pnoa yaau le relay lAS ISR2O MR SO 4RELB ,MH CV MR I. MH 'MX I.l' .MR lv •MH .MR ■hi IMoap^lu) (1-ton pallet) < 1 ton pallet) II ton pallet I II ton pallet! 11 -ton pallet II ton pallet! 11-ton pallet)
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      669 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 182.25 cents per kilo, down 1.25 cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some long releases after a lower opening, they said. Afternoon prices eased slightly
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      31 21 LONDON Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers E759.50 (£754.00); sellers £760.50 (£754.50); Three Months buyers £782.50 (£775.00; sellers £783.00 < £776.00. Market law: Firmer Sales: 18.075 tonnes
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    338 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at C 1600 20 and was traded to the day's high of $2.1640 55. eased back to a low of $2.1580 90, before closing at $2 1595 05 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was fairly quiet except for some selling
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    341 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on June 29: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime n_imes on June 29: Source: Merrill Lynch International (Aaia) Co. month months months months months 15.55 15.85 1615 1635 16.40 15.' 15' 161 161 16: Offer Bid 7 days
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    44 21 RANGE of prices ottered by discount houses on June 29: Overnight: 4. Call deposits Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 4 IK 3-month Bank bills 95/16 9 3/16 3 months CD 9 1 9 6 months CD 9. 9 Scarce: Natteeal Dteeeut Ce.
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    33 21 Closing Interbank rates lor Singapore dollars on June 29: Offer Bid Overnight 2 1H 1 month 9 BT.8 T 2 months 9 8 3 months 9 8> Overnight mode 6 I
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    24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers la II.M per cent.
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      149 22 Pernas-Sime unit gets Duckham agency IN A move complementary to its motor vehicle business, Pernas-Sime Darby Trading will take on the sole distributorship for Duckhams products in Malaysia and Brunei from Sept 1. Duckhams, one of the market leaders in motor oils In the United Kingdom, is known mainly for
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      417 22 SINGAPORE Fodder is still looking towards diversification in view of the uncertain prospects in the farming industry. Chairman Hui Shune Ming said it is extremely difficult to project how the group will perform in 1982 but it is "actively working towards establishing other viable investment
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      541 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malaysian Oil Palm Growers Council (MOPGC) has joined issue with local processors over their allegation that the high price of crude palm oil (CPO) is putting them in a squeeze and hurting the entire industry in the process.
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      318 22 Bank Bumiputra takes top spot in Asean region A HEALTHLY jump in assets has boosted Bank Bumiputra's standing to that of the largest bank in Asean. It displaces Bangkok Bank which had long held to this position at the front of the pack. Figures compiled by the Hongkong journal Asian
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      248 22 No more board writing at the SES COME tomorrow, the usual noises heard on the trading floor of the Stock Exchange of Singapore will be a thing of the past, as SES boara writers will be quietly stationed at their brand-new visual display terminals (VDTs). They will no longer write
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      219 22 CAMBRIDGE, Tues. The international oil market could be rocked by a surprising increase in demand which could arrest the recent fall in oil prices. Sir Peter Baxendell. chairman of Shell Transport Trading, told energy economists yesterday it is possible a relaxation of conservation measures
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      391 22 BANK Rakyat expects to make gross profits of MJ105.5 million by 1986. This will wipe out its accumulated losses, which stood at M 578.3 million at Dec 31, 1981. Chairman Harun Din said at its extraordinary general meeting on Monday the profits should
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      620 23 1 184.4422 I HI ENERGY CONSERVATION J ■IN OFFER: A lighting system a^*^"^^^^^ ■tL^B brightness of morning sun- I ly^Ba] nt and reduces electricity Qy^BJ consumption and eye fa- M^^k PTW3 t'gue. For more details, t^^LWa»^^_. m miCjM switch over to No 57. Indus- aT^^^^^^^^^^BT W^KM trial Equipment. I J
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      477 23 FOR OUICK LUNCH Reservation, visit Lai Wan Restaurant. 377 C, Jalan Besar (alrcondltlon). Tel: *****03/*****94. Branch: (Block 44) 1436, Bendemeer Road (alrcondltlon). Tel: *****60/ *****61 4 Catering BUFFET INDONESIAN AND Brlanl dishes. $7.50 per person. Minimum 20. Box lunch available dally. *****55 FRESH AND DELICIOUS food. Different menu everyday. Lunch
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      688 23 i 10 CU. FT. 2-OOOR Acnia refrlgI erator (as new) SS36O Books. Plants. Radio. Chicks. Curtains. Desk. Carpeting. Toys. Lightings etc. Phone: *****40 EXPAT SELLING LOUNGE suite comprising large modular sofa and 2 comfortable armchairs. coffee table. $1,100. Tel: *****78 GARAGE SALE AT Kamala Club. Moulmeln Road on 3rd July,
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      688 23 Fact fmn Dr G M C*> 1 mttodt m eMKtne stimAini lor nulwtd Un It fcpram bitter rtn tuibcity Special Sniwn to Hit arta wtttt hoftt Maiaw j« masa* pan plattk rtttact puMntu atwid tyt ana Sam*c awl Dr GJI Ctfai'i skua* hnp* ant Ctaitron Dt«p par dtantnt Fki Masufe
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      588 23 SPECIALISED IN HOME and Industrial cleaning, painting and renovation. For enquiries call Endless Services. Tel: ***** 13 ELECTRICAL. PLUMBING. UNDER OROUNO pipe leak and choke and house painting. Tel: *****62. IMMEDIATE CARPET SHAMPOOING available at very reasonable prices. Call *****07 36 Houm Renovation/Repair mOON BROTHERS TEL: S4MIU, MtHM (HDB LJeeaaee*
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      889 23 RATES: CLASSIFICATION CROUP (5 00 pm for next doy) O'dinory 90 cts per word (Mm $13 50) Soturdoy 900am—3 00 pm $16 00 per col cm A Entertainment ft Where lo Eat (12 30 pm for Sunday Times) Seim-Diiploy M m $48 00 Straits Times) B Personal Services Merchandise Publk
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      494 23 A SAUDI ARABIAN COMPANY BASED IN JEDDAH INTERESTED TO FORM A JOINT VENTURE WITH A SINGAPOREAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TO OPERATE IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA WHERE VAST CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS OFFERED FOR EXECUTION INTERESTED PARTY SHOULD SEND FOLLOWING 1 COMPANY BROCHURE IF ANY 2) LIST OF PROJECTS COMPLETED/IN PROGRESS DURING
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      545 23 MARINE AND DIVING equipment 1 1 7 cfm bauer compressor. 2) 12 90 cfm LP compressors. 3) Scuba tanks and regulators. 4) Klrby Morgan KMB-9. 5) Helle radio. 6) Yamar 22 hp gear box. 7) Coauch 45 hp gear box. 8) Saab 10 hp. 9) Holden V-8. 10) Johnson 20
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      1137 23 WE ARE AN eslabllahed compa- GOLD PLATED ORCHIDS Beautlny. Interested In children's wear I f U 24K yellowish colour with for ages 4to 12 (Dresses, swim- warranty Matt and glossy Be mlng costumes/ trunks, tween $400 $600 *****4 L?uV?rsScontac{4Bilso U 0V ""V" tMV T '21 ATTEND, DEVELOPERS/ CON- aV'c^crVoon^/S TRACTORS
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      603 24 H|| p Baslsyaast" 66 Situation* Vacant a) Professional ft Executive A Menufectunng Company invite* suitably qualified candidate* tor the poet of: ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT Applicants should possess a Diploma in Accountancy or Its equivalent. Should have 2 to 3 years' working experience and able to keep a full set of accounts.
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      507 24 FULL/PART-TME TUTORS required urgently to teach morning/ afternoon. Any districts. Immediate assignments. *****54 OUAUFICD MALE TUTOR required for OCE 'O' level subjects: English, Maths. Physics and Chemistry. Please call *****18. REOAMRED FULL-TIME TUTORS Bilingual Preferably Katong. Bedok. Oeylang Contact *****02/ *****47 10.00 am to 5.00pm. TUTOR (ACADEMIC) WANTED Oood fees
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      557 24 [Requirements: 3 GCE O level passes with credit in English; shorthand and typewriting speeds of 90wpm and 40wpm respectively. Candidates holding secretarial qualification will be given preference. z years' secreta'ta! experience in a sales and/or marketing environment. Possess maturity, drive and capable of keeping everything under control in the boss
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      535 24 PROMET PTE. LTD. An international organisation engaged In the construction of offshore marine structures Invites applications for the following posts: A. CLERK/ TYPIST c A O.C.E. level qualification c Able to type on an electric typewriter B. COST ASSISTANT c A Diploma In Accountancy. Commerce or Business Administration c At
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      477 24 Southern Ocean Shipbuilding requires PURCHASING CLERK c OCE O' level with good credit In English c Able to type 35 wpm accurately c Working In slmlllar position Is an advantage Weoffere Fringe benefits c Transport provided c Free meals c AWS c NWC recommendation c 14 days annual leave c
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      505 24 UIC DEVELOPMENT PTE. LTD. Invites applications for the post of RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK Duties Include handling the PABX switchboard, attending to tenants complaints, typing of letters and bills, postage, mall and general clerical duties. Qualification. Must be Intelligent and have good education c A good voice, courteous and pleasant personality are
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      566 24 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD has an Immediate vacancy forCONTAINER EQUIPMENT INVENTORY CLERK c Minimum 3 OCE 'O' level, preferably with Mathematics. c Prior related experience desirable but not essential as training will be provided. DUTIES S RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintaining accurate and systematic control of all container equipment Ensuring optimum utilisation
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      534 24 SHOPSHOP? We mean shopping Let your day not be wasted When going for an Interview You can walk Into a dozens of Shopping Centre from any of our 2 recruiting centres Immediate vacancies for: c Typists c Secretaries c Junior Accounts Clerks c Stenos c Girl Fridays c General Clerk*
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      469 24 STP DISTRIBUTORS SON BMD requires (1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST Female Singapore citizen Completed GC E O' level Have a cool temperament and a clear, audible and pleasant voice Able to type at 35 wpm Previous experience in operating a PABX switchboard and knowledge of Mandarin would be an advantage (2)
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      583 24 Established Construction Firm requires GENERAL CLERKS c 3 OCE O' levels credits In Maths and English c Able to type c Minimum 1 year experience c Able to operate PMBX switchboard an advantage Interested applicants please cast: *****44 for en interview or write with full resume and contact number to:
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      567 25 Wl Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical STENOGRAPHER/SECRET ANY urgently required Minimum GCE 'O 1 level with good command of English Fast, accurate typing and shorthand with minimum 1 to 2 years' relevant working experience Knowledge of business correspondence and recording of minutes Initiative, pleasant and hardworking Salary
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      562 25 FEMALE CLERK Secondary 4 English education with knowledge of spoken Mandarin At least 1 or 2 years' working experience. School leavers also considered Preferably residing In dlsts. 4 or 5 interested applicants send in handwritten application* stating full per sons! particulars, expected salary and contact phone number to THE MANAGER
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      614 25 (1) ASSIST ANT STOREKEEPER c Preferably with Ito 2 years working experience c At least OCE O' level c Completed N s (2)JUNIOR BOOK-KEEPER c GCE O' level and relevant Commercial Certificate c Experience 1 to 2 years preferable Interested applicants, pteese stats quswUcsHen*. eiperience, salary expected snd contact number
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      803 25 RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST roQUtrto HitfiMOMMfV by Archit#c 1 Real Estate Appraisal Company The Ideal girl should possess O' level, speaks fluent English, pleasant personality and age between 18 to 22 years Initial salary will be around MOO Please writs with resume enclosing s passport sue photo and contact phone number to
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      919 25 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required immediately with knowledge of typing and simple bookkeeping Call: El U. Gay World Amusement Park. Geylang Road, opposite Lorong 3, tel: *****60 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required Age 20 and above. GCE 'O' level, knowledge of accounting, ability to type. Interested, please call personally at: 20, Chin
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      331 25 > whin- <>utMjndiiU< rvupliwe nk TOP SALESPERSONS CASHIKRS i) JAPANESESPEAKING SALES PERSONS Due to our rapid expansion. Me arc looking tor first class JAI'.WKSKSPEAKING SALES PERSONS far our •TANCI.IN department store. ii) ENGLISHSPEAKING SALES GIRLS There are also immediate vacancies for KNCUSHSI'KAKINC SALES CIKLS for our other shops at CHANCI
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      422 25 Ths nams on Ih* ftr»s*l |;Cigara, Tobacco, Pipes 1 snd Smoking Accessories Is sxpanding its retail operation snd therefore reI 7 quires the following personnel to manage the I counter sals* at our siclu- i eJve Smokeshops v I SALES REPRESENTATIVES (male) Other than providing the relevant training on product
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      537 25 HERMES PARIS (Exclusive Sole Agent A Retailer of the renowned HERMES PARIS Fashion Leatherweer) requires: FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Requirements: c Must speak English c Willing to work on holidays and shift duty on roster c Preferably those who have Just completed their GCE 'O' level c Experience Is not necessary
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      589 25 SALESGIRLS/TICKET SELLERS wanted Must be able lo converse in English or Mandarin Age 17 to 23. Minimum Secondary education c Starting salary $375 plus sales allowance c Productivity Incentive c No shift work c Uniforms provided Please caM personalty el 14th floor, PSA Towers (Jardine Steps) tor apply stating full
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      551 25 Business Media ha* immediate v scene is* for MALE/FEMALE ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES Fluent in English c Oood groommlng plus a pleasant personality c Experience in Advertising Sales Is an advantage but not essential Please call Mr. Albert Lee at Tel: *****26. Furniture showroom in Plaza Singapore requires immediately: SALES RECEPTIONIST
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      644 26 ili D Employment 66 Situation* Vacant c) Sales DIAOORA SPORTS BOUTIOUC rrquirrs 2 EXPERIENCED FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS a 1 SUPERVISOR Applicant* should have previoue mm eiperience end ere willing le work on en incentive been. Applicent* to caN pereoneHy el: UNIT 2M. PLAZA SINGAPOB A ORCHARD ROAD TEL:337SaS4 lof interviewSALES
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      874 26 INDOOR SALESGIRLS WANTED Salary Inclusive of commission between $550 $600 Ability to speak English and Malay fluently Is preferred Contact Alice. *****11 or call personally at 1082- A. Blk 2. Tlong Bahru Industrial Estate. Lower Delta Road. Spore 0316 MENARO COSMETIC Urgently requires Part-Tlme/Full-Tlme Beauty Advisors We provide: Free training
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      653 26 VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED Is an International company engaged <n a wide range of marine engineering activities Including ship construction, ship repair and design of sophisticated military craft. We Invite applications from suitably qualified/experienced candidates to fill the following vacancies: QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN (He*) Dutiee: c In-process Inspection, measurement and testing
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      492 26 (A) QUANTITY SURVEYOR (B) QUANTITY BURVEYING ASSISTANTS An established construction compeiny is offacinQ •he abova poala from wavMwß Ika tnllneai Ing qtMatHJCßttoni and m(A) QUANTITY SURVEYOR (ipoaMon) Suitable candidate will be a Polytechnic Building Diploma Holder with 2-3 years' experience In the relevant field, familiar with pricing. Interpretation of BQ
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      494 26 BRC A group of large tnesrnanonal producta for the building industry hea immediate vacaneyfor DRAUGHTSMAN/ ESTIMATOR The Job: Structural detailing, taking off and scheduling c Preferably with NTC 3 (Building Draughting) qualification c Training will be provided W# oftor wi etttr k tt Mawy Please apply In writing, stating full
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      620 26 A we* established consulting engin##r> firm rt>Quirs't CIVIL/STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN c With minimum 4to 5 years' experience In structural detailing and drawings for concrete and steel structures. c Capable of designing simple R.C. or steel structures. c Experience In fabrication/ workshop drawings and detailing will be favourably considered. c Able to
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      723 26 A leading company now requires the services of: ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN with experience in Olivetti BCS Computer end electronic typewriter. Interested persons are requested to send personal details, photo, salary required, employment reference and certificates of qualifications to: THE MANAGING DIRECTOR HARVEST PACIFIC LTD. P.O. BOX 517 HONIARA SOLOMON ISLAND. A
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      368 26 REAOV MIXED CONCRETE needs 1) Mechanic 2) Electrician. At least 3 years 1 experience Please call personally to: 28-C. 3rd floor. President Shopping Centre Singapore 0821. Tel *****81/ 2. AIRCON AND REFRIGERATION company In Jurong requires experienced Refrigeration Me chanlcs Tel: *****49/ 2681K for Interview ONE TRAINEE DRAUGHTSMAN cum Despatch
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      230 26 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD Wanted those who are young and energetic 3 credits in GCE '0' level (for position of inspector) Above 16 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts If you are. hurry and join PRODUCTION OPERATOR (MALE/FEMALE) and expect to
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      248 26 [Olivetti Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: We offer starting pay $287 At least 3 increments in the first year $318 after 1 year service 13TH MONTH PAY INTRODUCTORY BONUSES [twpaidteTbreaks! a 40 mins. lunch NO! COMFORT Please apply
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      335 27 ill Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production JOIN US FORA REWARDING CAREER We invite applicants for the positions: MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS (Choice of Permanent Ist or 2nd shifts) UTILITY WORKERS No shift work) c Must possess class 3 driving licence Minimum starting salary: $400 P.M. In addition, we offer the
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      331 27 JVC requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $290 P.M. UPWARDS 5 day weak from 8 00am to 5 15pnt Perfect »rtendinc« award Full transport reimbursement AW conditioned factory Interesting Job Those with relevant H experience will be paid I more on confirmation I Cal personally at JVC ELECTRONICS (S) PTE LTD 79,
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      482 27 TtSC>C^/CERArVMCS requires Q.A. INSPECTORS PRODUCTION OPERATORS for permanent morning, afternoon or night shift. We offer •Higher starting salaries Salary adjustment on confirmation Salary review twice a year •Attractive attendance and vocation allowances *and many other fringe benefits Please call personally to: The Personnel Department Coors Ceramics Asia Pacific (Pte). Ltd.
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      418 27 PRECISION CASTING PTE. LTD. is expanding rapidly and we require MACHINE OPERATORS (Mete or Female) We offer attractive salary Only dedicated hardworking persons may epply. Benefits Include: Free uniforms Free transport S-day week Shift allowance Premium awards Paid annual leave, compassionate leave, sick leave Free medical/ hospitalisation benefits Yearly increment
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      492 27 TIMES PRINTERS requires temporary MALE FEMALE FACTORY WORKERS Attractive wages Must be prepared to work shifts and overtime Applicants please call personally for Interview at: Times Jurong No. 2 Jurong Port Road (the former Bridgeetone ei<e) Singapore 2281 (Next to Jurong Bus Interchange) on Wednesday 30th June tSS2 (9 30em
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      347 27 n SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING LIMITED We, an expanding shipyard specialising in the construction and repair of fast patrol boats and sophisticated commercial vessels, require: Production Planning Assistant Requirements Applicants should possess a Diploma in Production Engineering or equivalent Knowledge of production planning and estimating an advantage Previous experience in shipbuilding
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      464 27 QckxluktocL Rank HOTEL Invites applications for the following positions (c) Hoeteea/WaHreae Salary: $525 00 Applicants must be conversant In English Attractive and pleasant personality Completed Secondary Education Prepared to do shift duUes (b) BarPertere Salary: $310 00 Primary Education Prepared to do shift duties (c) waMere/Weitreeeea Salary: $445 00 Completed
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      506 27 ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦i > tIW H OTEL Malaysia r I k Urgently requires TELEPHONE/TELEX OPERATOR > Secondary education i Pleasant personality Ability to type BELL-HOP r Completed full-time Nation- I k al Service Secondary education Physically well built WAITER/WAITRESS I k Secondary education COMMIS BARMAN Knowledge of Bar OperaL tlons j CHAMBERMAIO
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      387 27 THE FLfILLS W VUKk are also splendid places to start a 6 lifetime's career Our stores have existing vacancies for MALE FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Completed Sec 2 Have a friendly personality CASHIERS Completed Sec 2 Experience advantageous All applicants must be 16 years and above Successful candidates will enjoy an
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      633 27 Invites applications for the following positions (a) Butchery Porter Salary: J270 No shift duties (b) Sakery Porter Salary- $270 (c) ZndCommn Salary: HOP One to Two years' experience In the Pastry Section Free Uniforms and laun dry Annual Increments NWC AWS Paid annual leave Paid medical benefits/ leave SATA Insurance
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      391 28 Ijjli p Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous LEXIM PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Age 19-22 years, c Singapore Citizen, c Secondary 4 education, c 2 years experience In a TradIng Klrm. MALE STORE ASSISTANT c Age 21 -24 years, c Singapore Citizen c Secondary
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      625 28 Marine Contracting Company requiree following personnel lor overA) CRANE OPERATORS With clamshell/ dragline bucket experience (8 vacanB) MECHANICS With experience on heavy equipments, dredgers and barges 5 vacancies C) ELECTRICIANS With experience on heavy equipments, generator sets, etc (3 vacancies) Excellent salary offered commensurate with eiperience Call personally for intervlewSTRAITS
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      568 28 DELIVERY CUM STORE ASSISTANT WANTED Salary not let* than $500 p.m. depending on experience and qualification* Please apply In person to: ENQTEK PTE LTD 50, KIAN TECK ROAD JURONG SINGAPORE 2262. ....^b******»»bbbbbbbbbbbb4 I An exclusive heirdressino. eaten EX-AIR STEWARDESS, LOUNGE WAITRESS ANO COFFEE HOUSE WAITRESS To serve customers in the
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      502 28 Come pn us at PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME STEWARDESSES Age above 17 years oh Work permits avasabK tor Malaysians. Experience not necessary. Tow income exceeding $2 000pm Ful-time 1 0 00pm to 3 00am. Part-l«ne 10 00pm lo i 00am. Please apply personally at r^\ CHOY SUN W Cakerete NHa Out*
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      958 28 A well established company hae va- DRIVER CUM DELIVERY canciee for the venous poets: ASSISTANT DELIVERY CUM STORE CLERK Required by Australian Company. c With class 3 driving licence c With class 3 driving licence JUMOR ELECTRICIANS c Good salary with frtnge c With class 2or 3 driving II- benefits
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      664 28 Abelis Investigators and Security requires SECURITY GUARDS Areas: Ayer Rajah, town, Jurong and Bukit Timah. Salary SMO to Mb. Please call personally at: 1011 Maxwell House 20 Maxwell Road Singapore 010* Tet223OaSs7 7 DELIVERY DRIVER wanted c Age IS to 23 c Able to speak and write simple English c
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      1047 28 ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER URGENTLY required Experience not essential, training will be provided. Good salary will be offered to the right candidate. Interested please call personally: Hllgepore Pte Ltd. 21 Lokyang Way. Singapore 2262 Tel: *****77. CONSTRUCTION FIRM REQUIRES Site Checker* and Site Foremen for Immediate employment Experience not necessar" Completed N.S.
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      518 28 PRINTING COMPANY REOUIRES Experienced Paste-up Artist/ Clerk Call personally: 8A Kirn Keat Close. Spore 1232 Tel *****16 from 2pm to Bp.m. REQUIRED ONE DELIVERY Boy Age 15 to 17 Interested, please call personally at: G4. World Trade Centre Telok Blangah Road Singapore 0409 STEERSMAN WANTED. Experience necessary English speaking preferable
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      845 28 FEMALE ADVERTISEMENT PASTEUP artist required by adve rtisiriK agency $300 00 5350 00 Interested please tel *****88 KITCHEN HELPER. WAITER/ Waitress Apply: Saigon Restaurant, 3rd floor. Faber House. Orchard Road after 2 00 pm OFFICE CUM DESPATCH Boy required No working experience necessary. Interested please call *****65 /29Z7573 OFFICE BOY
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      1026 29 111 "^am *^H J Hl* A** 1 J I I I «_H BUY FROM ANY OF THESE ADVERTISERS AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES (APRIL 3 JULY 3 1982) lllß;_k*j7Mil IP^fffrtf^^^ A Snxx)th VI MB J|^^r— r^^—^r I Available at all authorized BRIDGESTONE Dealers W^aWi BOSCH v*j\tV>( Spark Plues |y fc§ t^P^jl^^^F
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      345 29 Specialist in the supply of genuine spare parts. SUBRMJ Avoihbb at: Torino Enter pria* Pt*. Ltd. 247, Swanaoox toed (0S21) T.I 293U40/*****61. Thomson Auto Supply Co. 23, S.m Mma Rood. (2057) T«t: *****76/*****33 mazDa GENUINE PARTS Coll_ *****48 SIN LEONG MOTORS CO. PTE. LTD. Unit 2-1, OCX Industrial Building. 161.
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      529 29 Good news to oil cor owners' Deor cor owners, leave your car sound system problems to us. Now! For only $360 You can be the proud owner of an inexpensive well known high power radio cassette complete with o pow cf 6" x 9" 3-way speakers. It's your chance now
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      1471 29 Toyota strength is on the move. KJ pri I? I L»?B_2"— >i_2SN_fl__H__l |JT fVT m Hi-Ace ti scatcr Commuter 10 KBM Private Bus I ovo-.W- S\\ |i H.itrn-d b^Bsß^b^Bv awwwwwL b^bT aTaa\ BB^bbb-m^-L amm\\* ammw^t mw^^- »^^-»»»-aa-B V«l M mM ■^JMBj M^H HJbWBIP^"^" ilaammimaHl M .jJNmmi—-. J^-*idßMaa\ Hi-Ace Van (P
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      522 29 Itn MERCEDES 200. One company owner, alrcon. cassette, raxMo, new lyres Tax Dec "82. 111.800 Tel: *****82 1(73 MERCEDES 200. Private owner Beautiful condition. Alrcon, expensive radio/ cassette Please contact *****26 1974 MERCEDES BENZ 230.6. Company owner, alrcond, sports rims and cassette. Up top condition. 112.500 468M03 1t74 MERCEDES 230-i
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      925 30 Q E Vehiclas Boats 76 Vehicles For Sal* 1) Mitsubishi 1*77 COLT GALANT Sigma GS 1600 5-speed. original metallic brown Alrcon hlfl/cassette. no PARK Asking $12,700 ono. Tel: *****40 I*7B COLT SIGMA. 1600GS Alrcon cassette. Metallic sliver. Tip-top condition 2nd owner Very well maintained $15,900 ono. Tel: *****77 I*7* MITSUBISHI
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      561 30 1573, TOVOTA CROWN In Excellent condition. Tax till December 1982 No PARF. $6,000 0.n.0. Contact tel: *****73 office hours. 1*77 CORONA 2 owners. PARF. radio cassette, power windows, very beautiful condition $13,600 ono *****55 L.C. Ong. 1978. TOVOTA STARLET. 1 private owner. Alrcond, radio, cassette, body Up top condition $15,800
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      986 30 1882 JAGUAR O Series 111 White colour with beige leather trim For Immediate offer, tel *****/ *****5 Patrick Leek PEUGEOT 804 SL V 6 engine automatic, alrcon. power steering/ window, central locking. Radio, cassette. Rust proofed. Low mileage Very good condition Reg J uly 1979 $39,500 Tel 251 5784 SPORTS
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      942 30 I*7B, SUBARU VAN. 5 doors, with new paint, radio, cassette. Asking $4,500 ono Contact *****51. Alice. 1878 TOVOTA LITEACE pick-up One owner, tax. tyres, paintwork new. Beautiful condition. *****01 1877 NISSAN E2O 12-seater MiniBus. 2 alrconds. paintwork/ road tax new. PARF eligible Tel: *****36 I*7B DATSUN PICKUP 1500. New paint,
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      648 30 CASH PAYMENT FOR secondhand. PARF. non-PARF and company cars. All transactions arranged for your convenience Contact Tan. *****40/ *****03 COMPANY AND PRIVATE cars wanted Any model. Any c.c ment. Tel: *****12/ *****07/ *****52. Llm (7a.m. to 10p.m.) ANY MODEL OF second hand car and Company's registered car wanted. Contact Tan
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      629 30 ALL TYPES OF scrap and good used cars wanted. Good price offered. Contact Ng *****89/ *****22 ATTRACTIVE PRICE: SCRAP/ used vehicles *****86/ *****6". Kwok (night. *****61) 105. Ist Floor. Balestler Complex ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap cars It used cars 102 Mackenzie Road *****34/ 339*946. SALESMAN REOUMES ONE good
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      670 30 I ifii MOICEOFTWO BEST-PRICED CONDOMINIUMS Now enjoy luxurious condominium living at affordable prices. Strategically located at Toh Tuck Road, off Jin Jurong Kechil, Good Luck Garden and View combine the pleasures of suburban living and the conveniences of the city. Beautifully landscaped featuring an exclusive club- <? house providing for
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      462 30 DIST. Is, MOUNTBATTEN Road double-storey semi-detached, newly painted fully furnished with 4 bedrooms, garden. Available Ist August asking $4,800 negotiable Contact Mr. Koh *****33 DIST. 21, OFF BUKIT Tlmah Road, double-storey semi-detached on elevated ground, mature garden. 3 alrcond bedrooms, servant's amenities, L-shape living/ dining room $2,000. Tel: *****59/ *****46.
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      430 30 DIST. 10, OFF HOLLAND Road double-storey bungalow. 12.000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's, fully furnished/ alrcond, $6,200 Collier Properties *****11. DIST. 11, OFF UNIVERSITY Road, quiet locality, 2-storey semi-de-tached, 4 bedrooms, servant's, large garden. $3,000. Mllus: *****.58/*****61 DIST. 10 DOUBLE-STOREY semidetached, near American School 4 air-con bedrooms, split-level, living/ dining. $4,500/-
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      746 30 SERANGOON GARDEN slnglesUirry hltflna $2,000 Faber Hills Ujwnhou.se $3,000 Tel *****5/ *****33 Irene Wong THOMSON TERRACE $1,800 furnishe<) Eunos Crescent apartment, unfurnished $1 300 *****08/ *****76 IST CLASS. DIST. 11 detached bungalow at Buklt Tlmah/ Wlndso: Park $6.000/$8.500 Fully furnished *****46 day and night 10 MILES UPPER CHANQI Road. 2-slorey
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      655 31 All IE *Ucoitwwitotioii sV Mil I" Pnptrttes PecentGdrden V Condominium WEST COAST ROAD I itV eASkßaaßß^Bß^StsiEa^P^ltA t .^1 14 units spacious 2-storsy Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Facilitio* Swimming pool Private covered carpark Wading pool Tight securjty system Housing Loan Available OWNER and DEVELOPER XX BRILLIANT DEVELOPMENT w
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      511 31 BEAUTIFUL RENOVATED APARTMENT NEAR BOTANIC GARDENS Walking dtalanea to Shopping Arcad* 3 bedrooms, living/ dining with balcony and spacious equipped kitchen. Available JULY RENTAL: S2JOO WORLDWIDE: 2357*77 Behind Orchard Road. Lucky Plaza. JALAN JINT AN 3-BEDROOMED APARTMENT all alrcondltloned and beautifully renovated. Available Immediately. All new furnishings. Area approx 1,700
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      878 31 I WHlltllt L ESTBTE I i Efe Condominium Luxury Townhouses Bukrt Tlmah Road 4v 2 Mt. IRJg (Opposite Chinese High School) Jtt|fl I J Exclusive Mll-toorsskteotlal area *^B I A Home-maker's perfect choice V I Residents' Clubhouse Children's playground I I Tropical garden a Billiards room a Gymnasium I I
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      688 31 CAWMBLL ROAO (DMT. Walkup apartment. Walking distance to Orchard Road. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Fully furnished. $2,2T m. Orandvale: *****41. Ch 401 OARDEN CONDOMINIUM apartment with 3 bedrooms, 2 alrconds, washing machine, fully furnished, tl.Boo. Ace: *****81. CLEMENTI PARK CONDOMINIUM walk-up apartment, 3 bedrooms. with one bathroom attached. unfurnished, with
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      760 31 JS/»* A FURNMHEO APARTMENT within walking distance to Ming Court Hotel, $2,000 Call Tudor Home: *****88 BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offer: Lucky Plaza. Dlst 9, 2 bedrooms, fully furnished with fridge and cooker. $2,800 Tel: *****33. CLEMENTI PARK CONPOMBMUM naw luxurious, 2/3 bedrooms, pool, tennis, squash. $2,000/ $3,000. *****83 (agent) DIST
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      720 31 DAILV-RATEO. Alrcondltloned Bathroom-attached. Separate entrance. Orchard Road neighbourhood. Quiet environment Privacy guaranteed. *****71 OMT. t QUIET FURNISHED room with bathroom attached. Rental $470. Preferably single girl or working couple. Also available with alrcond. Tel *****55 FURNISHED AMCONO ROOM at Balestler Road, Shaw Plaza. No cooking. Foreigners welcome. Ring *****05 (day);
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      628 31 JAPANESE FIRM REQUIRES apartments/ houses. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, DUt. 5. 9. 10. 11 Contact *****3. OUR CLIENTS URGENTLY require apartments In Orchard area. Preferred Taman Serasl. Owners please call *****3. WE HAVE SEVERAL foreign executives looking for apartments/ houses Different budget Owners call Houseworld *****64. 2/3-ROOMED FLAT wanted, any
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      932 31 OitT. 2*. BHANO NEW DOUBLE STOREY TERRACE HOUSES 4 bedrooms plus 1 servant's room, spacious living/ dining room trrtaraalad partial ptaaaa contact *****11 (24 LINES) WATTENHaU. Townhouse with 3 bedrooms and servant's room. 2,400 sq ft. fully alrcondltioned and carpeted. Swimming pool and 24 hours security. $760,000 ono HILL-HOMES. 2H7SM/
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      767 31 DIST. 2MO HOCK SWEE Garden Double-storey semi-detached 4.500 sq ft 4 rooms, servant's. $580,000 Chla Chi Ho Realty Pte Ltd. *****19/ *****31 DIST. 2057 RENOVATED 3-BED-ROOMED single-storey terrace, carporch, 1.800 sq ft rental/ sale $245,000. Orchard Plaza rental/sale *****53 HOLLAND VILLA. PHASE 11. No. 47. 49. 51 It 67, 2
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      621 31 SPECIAL OFFERS! MIRAMAR MANSION, DIST. 0922 2150 5q ft. 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms, spacious split-level llvlng/dlnlng area, central alrcond. recreational facilities Ready for occupation. JADE MANSION, DIST. 1026 5630 sq ft garden maisonette penthouse. Central alrcond. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, servant's room, study, good recreational facilities Completion mid- 1982 LUCKY
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      899 32 F Accoromodatlon 4 ■■H r Properties 89 Propartias For Sato b) Flats SOMMERVILLE ESTATE (UPPER MAISONETTE) TOWNHOUSE Dial 102 S. SommenrUMi Park 3 bedrooms/ servant's room. 3 baths. Improvements and 4 alrcondltloners. Vacant possession or ready tenant (1 year). Reasonable offer. $865,000. Owner *****2/ »1«145. WING ON LIFE GARDEN Luxurious
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      802 32 MOUNT ELIZABETH TOWERS District 9. split-levels, 4 rooms, big kitchen, living, dining Fully furnished Phone JB 01-*****4. XL 03-*****1 Hul Properties. PANDAN VALLEY. IJMB sq ft. 3 bedrooms, split-level, parquet throughout, on low floor. Price: $465,000 o no Contact Johnny I .oh Associates. *****55/*****26 pandan VALLEY, ACACIA Court Bth Floor.
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      674 32 BUYING. SELLING OR LEASING For fast results, please lease your properties with us. >«W MOFKLD REALTY flljF PTE LTD TEL *****66 rPropertyOwnerelM I We Have Ready Buyers For I I Your Houses, Apartments, I I Offices, Shops A Land. SERIOUS BUYER urgently requires HOUSES In good residential locality. Flexible budget.
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      524 32 92 Wsrshousss Vacant/ ■•!<■ Ruby Warehousing Services Warehouses at Gentirvg Lane and Tannery Road Available weekly, bi-monthly or 3-year lease 10 goods/passenger lifts with ample parking facilities' Contact TO LET WAREHOUSE SPACE Located at Tannery Block Ruby Industrial Complex with an area of 3,200 sq.ft. available for Immediate occupation at
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      540 32 Own Commercial/ industrial properties through DBS Finance l.Upto 75% of valuation 2 Attractive interest rates: Commercial 1 2Vi% pa Industrial 12V4% p.a. 3. Maximum repayment period of 15 years S3 DBS FINANCE G7 107 a 132 DBS BuiMing Shenton Way. Singapore 0106 Tel *****56 AP322^^^^^^^^^^ OFFICE M BfTEHNATIONAL Plasa on
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      699 32 Ofno# spsc# a vailsbMt al CHOONBEE BUDDING North Bridga Road Area: 2,400 sq.ft Central alrcond CALL: *****44 MR. C.E. OH OFFICE SPACE FOR RE NT AFRO ABIA BUILDING ROBINSON ROAD Available for Immediate occupancy. Areas: Above 300 sq.ft. 1100 sq ft Contact *****55 (Mtea Nancy Chiang) BVLANDS BURJMNO Middle ftead
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      820 32 OMT. 1, 1,100 TO 4.000 sq.ft. Dlst. 2. 550 to 4.000 sq ft. Dlst 9. 676 to 4,600 sq.ft Enquiries: *****86/ *****25 DMT. 7 BRAND NEW Office building. 1006 sq.ft $2.75 p.s.f Tong Eng Building $6 p.s.f *****82 273-983 ICB BURJMNO SHENTON Way First class and most central location In
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      475 32 PRIME LOCATION SHOPS SPACES FOR RENT c LUCKY PLAZA Orchard Rd 200 to 400 sq.ft FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE Shops about 400 sq.ft ORCHARD PtAZA 240 to 340 sq ft c RUBY SHOPPING PL A2A BalesUer Rd. 170 to 300 sq.ft. Ideal for boutique, halrdresslng salon, florist snack shop, textile
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      636 32 I T-*?**»w KEN-AIR EUROPE Europe Festival ?4 days $4890 Eur °Pc Experience ?0 days $4190 L;—,—^^^ J Europe Delight 1 8 days $3890 wVjPL^lllll Eu ot Higt:ights 16 days $3690 liJjß—^BJJMßaßjppj Scandinavian Tour 16 days $3790 Lpmm>u POPULAR AMERICA l-4| BT Golden Tnanole 14 days $3390 I" H Golden West
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      70 32 fe=i4 l^f Dl |S°fNelvorJ I 11 Day* S'rjrp,.,, I B 0 0" Pott^a Toronto. 1 I a)USA WESTERN 1 DISCOVERY n 8 Days _>»JI Kennedy SpaceCtr^^l Evergiadeset^^^^^ |ss®bSt transl«f "jjj, c&n4 J Tel: *****33 1 605 Colombo Court H (fwn bright express) -Hi. f.\ y.vvd k% I B-S-^RT^TE^fP^ssl I I
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      777 33 f G TravsTtotis Preview our New Zealand Paradise Wew Zealand Air New Zealand £^VJ S^~*L^^^^^^L. Wrinvrs you an audio-visual Holiday^^^^ wk extravaganza! Using a giant '^iP-^ Hi.f) m x 3 m screen in conjunction with no H^p^^^ less than If) fl projectors you'll set' yM I^p^^^P% -f^^4^ just what fabulous
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      457 33 NAM HO mm service is m ltd Htaj 1 Owlet: G l4- 16- 18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Ter, *****33 (7 lines) BrtßCt Piles: 11 9, People's Park Complex, Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 01 05. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140
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      473 33 g Reliance m Travel Agencies A (S)Pte.Ltd. Suite 0218-0220 Mezzanine 1 1 B Floor Singapore Shopping II f Centre 190 Clemenceau I Avenue Singapore 0923 I *****55 j Kuala Lumpur \re. *****2/ (A I <pr*si bW*>*9LbV aflUfHifr*! [to* i> \^J Acartfrtt USA 13day*$2790 A Dep: 12/5, 19/5, 26/5, I 2/6,9/6,16/6,23/6.
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      1202 33 Guangzhou. Oullln. Beijing, 488 f.UI I ,).B1 Nanjing. Wuxl. Suzhou, Shang- BBTiBjBnTIaCT hal, Hongzhu. Hongkong. Dep: 13/7.18/8. 8/8. 22/ 10 From $3,600 WTW^f'IJtA" iTT** r ßl PULAU TIOMAN HOLIDAYS B jQQCm $120 Inc Food. Accommodation I Transfer Dep: Every Frl. Bf G4AMSO TOURS (TA 364) WT^TIT J -H -'l'' 11.
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      835 33 ENGINEERING STUDIES Leading lo CEI. CITY GUILDS VITB E X AMIN ATIOMS Full Time Day Classes L Part Time Evening Classes are available Clmn commoncmg a* taNowt CEI PART I a N |D^m L*v*<) Commencing 1/7/82 ELECTRICAL ENOO. PA IT I II (FuM Tlnw) Commencing 5/7/82 ELECTRICAL EMGG PART I
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      535 33 PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE COURSE In this Socioty of Rapid growth Socrolanos ara bocoming incroaoingly mdi»pons*Mo in domand W* want lo train you tor this great taoHngl Course comprises the studies of Structure of Buwnou Socralarial Dutwt/Otfico Orgamution a Eojuipmonl Shorthond/Trpownting Dutwi Free Courses Include PufcHe RatoHona Total Operation Inhouoo Computer
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      668 33 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE I Commencing S Jury IM2 I A 2 month comprehenI slve course In theory and I practical aspects of I computer programming. I Morning, Evening it I Weekend classes. I Lessons conducted twice I I a week Practlcals con- I ducted on our own I micro-computers. I
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      557 34  - Man who did all to raise standard of local racing EPSOM JEEP IN LESS than II weeks from now, the Perak Tort Club will stage the greatest race in local turf history the $2M,NI Perak Derby. This "paramount prize on the local turf will be a fitting memorial to the
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      524 34  -  TONTO ON THE TRACK With CONNOTATION, with Terry Lucas up, showed impressive form at Bukit Timah yesterday, finishing ahead of Passionate Prince in a 600 m trial in 41.5 sec on a tight hold. The going was good. Connotation, a four-year-old English
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      485 34 Gearing up for 'classic to end all classics' THE Queen Elizabeth II Cup, to be run at Bukit Timah on July 11, may not be the richest of the local turf classics, but trainers and owners of Cup aspirants are attaching great importance to this race. Surprisingly, the value of
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      30 34 We Extend Our Deepest Sympathies and Condolences To The Family Of The Late DATO YEOH CHEANG LEE D.P.M.P., J.M.N.J.P. Chairman of Perak Turf Club From: MR MRS PETER H.T. WONG
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      97 34 LOW KHOON CHUA, FRANCIS Ag«73 PMNd away paacatutty on 29-»-«2 WIFE: Chng Hee Luan SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Low Ser Whan, Francis. Tan Slew Nlng, Lucy Low Ser Llan, Andrew Low Ser Klang, John-Baptist. Chla Khar Chuan. Lilian. Low Ser Tee, Stephen. Tan Chlew Hoon. Susan. Low Ser Cheng, Vincent. Low Ser
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      48 34 In everlovlng memory of my beloved husband a VENUOOPAL NAKMJ called to rest on 304-71 Such a loving husband and father who elves so much of himself. We blessed the years we shared with you and leave the rest to Qod Loving oil*, children and Son-.n-l»
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      33 34 TIM family of tna lata MR. JOHNSON LEE (LEE KUCK HUAN) dopartod on 2S4-1M2 Wmna* to thank ratativoa, friana*. and bunrwM Iain (or fhatr kind aaakrtanca, attandanca, donaitoo». and »raaM»a during thalr r.
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      The Family of The Late
      34 34 WONO YEAN KOW wi»h«t to aiprvu th»r haaciHH Hunk* to raialivM. Imnda and cotlaaguai for Hwir condotoncaa, atmoowico, wroatns, cofitnoutiofis and kind aaatotanca during ttww r«ool boc oa vmoil.
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      2NO ANNIVERSARY
      23 34 IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOMAS LIM BOON TECK DEPARTED 30TH JUNE 1M0 band by w*a, ion, cUughtw-m-law. (teughlw*. >on*-in-Uv and QfandcMMfan.
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      In Ever Loving Memory of
      48 34 MOM. MARGARET LIM SEOK YIN CaHad horn* to ttw Lord 30th Jutv. 1M1 Eternal rest grant upon her O Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon her May «h« r«.( in paaca Sadly miaaad by Simon, Michaa), Garard, Kathanna, Amalia, ralativaa and frianda.
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      Our ik Beloved son ASHTON KELVIN GOH
      48 34 3.12.77 30.8 »1 Mummy and Papa mm you darling and lova you still. Wa'll krsa your memory. IN LOVING MEMORY of Mdm Margaret Llm Slok I mm who passed away on ***** Sadly missed by sister Kim Neo. J.C. L Family.
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      82 34 DR. ANTHONY NG HON KWONG AGE 34 PARTNER OF TH CHUAH ASSOCIATES PTE LTD PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 28/6/82 LEAVING BEHIND HIS BELOVED WIFE LI MEI LAY, DAUGHTER, GRACE, SON, JAMES, PARENTS, BROTHERS, SISTERS AND RELATIVES TO MOURN HIS LOSS. BODY LYING AT CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT, FUNERAL
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      141 Deaths
      151 34 Mr*. KOH KIM TUAN (Mdm. Song S«k Ho) IpM Cailad horn* to the Lord iMvmfl bahmd H.irrv I ury, Mary George ChiMrm-in-law. Wong Saw Cheng. Chan Cheng Tee. Anthony Chla L Honey Toh GrandchtMran: Je.'frcy. Kdwln. Patricia. Monica. Marjorle. Michael. Martin. Morris Memn. Trudy. Clarlnda. Krvm Clarissa GrandchiMranHn-lMr:
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      142 Condolences
      31 34 W* axtand our Jupiii iymp«>h*»t MRS. FELICIA K WAN on the tragic loss of her husband MR. RICHARD K WAN YUE HIM From: D.I.M. gfd— IM > t1/'t2 Singapore Polytechnic
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      143 Acknowledgements
      58 34 MB R. SANKUNNI NAM D»p»r1«d 23/S/»2 Mdm Kalyanl and family thanks all friends for their kind attendances, condolences and wreaths. "Athma Shantl Pooja" will commence at 11p.m. on 2/7/82 at 268E. Blk 28. Marslling Drive. Singapore 2S73. Friends and colleagues are Invited for the ceremony ax well as
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      31 34 We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to MRS FELICIA KWAN for the tragic loss of her husband MR RICHARD KWAN YUE HIM From Management Staff of SAF, Enterprises Pte Ltd.
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      51 34 ZUZARTE WILHELMINA (MINNIE) paiaad away peacefully on 29th June 1982 Cortege leaves No. 27, Tan Sim Boh Road, Off Dyson Road on Wed. 30th June 1982 at 3.00pm for St. Joseph's Church (Victoria St) and thence to Mount Vernon Crematorium. No wreath* plaaai. Donation* to tha Littla Siatsrs Of Th*
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      34 34 LENIK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SUITE 314, 3RD FLOOR PEACE CENTRE 1 SOPHIA ROAD SINGAPORE 0922 extend their deepest sympathies to: T.H. CHUAH ASSOCIATES PTE LTD ON THE DEMISE OF THEIR PARTNER DR NG HON KWONG.
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      25 34 Our deepest condolences to the family of the late DR. NG HON KWONG From: University of Singapore Civil Engineering Graduate* C78/79). later Ma whom you
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      MIPTC on the right track
      717 35  -  DEREK WILD COMMENT.By IN my opinion Mid probably In the opinion, too, of thousands of other bleary-eyed television viewers who had the misfortune to watch them plop-plop their way through last year's French Open final on the slow clay of the Roland Garros courts In
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      151 35 LONDON, Tues. England discard Mike Gat ting became the first cricketer to score 1.000 runs this season during a superb innings of 192 for Middlesex against Surrey at The Oval yesterday. Gatting, who needed 128 to reach the 1,000 mark when he went in, had to
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      Lock icon Patil 'Man of the Match' as Test ends in draw
      200 35 Patil 'Man of the Match' as Test ends in draw LONDON, Tues. Rain washed out the final day's play in the Second Cricket Test between England and India here at Old Traf ford yesterday, and the match was drawn. India, who fought back magnificently against England's first innings score of
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      Lock icon Republic beaten in ICC Trophy
      202 35 LONDON, Tues. I Bermuda boosted their chances of finishing among the last four when I they Deat Singapore by six-wickets in the Interna- i tional Cricket Conference Trophy Group Two tournament at Burton yesterday. Brief scores: At Birlti: Bermuda bt Singapore by 6 wkts. Singapore
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      Lock icon Gitlin, man without tennis past but a bright future
      540 35 LONDON, Tues. Drew Gitlin is a man without a tennis past but, after pushing former champion Jimmy Connors to the limit in the Wimbledon tennis championships here,there seems little doubt that he has a future. Gitlin sailed through the qualifying rounds
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      Lock icon McEnroe objects to new GP rules
      200 35 WIMBLEDON, Tues. Wimbledon champion John McEnroe objects to the new Grand Prix tennis circuit rules requiring players to commit themselves for a minimum of 12 tournaments. "I've always suppported the game," said the world's top-ranking player yesterday. "I don't think anybody should tell me
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      288 35 M» Slbhlm HcMri raud: MarcM Haeevar (Bra) M Praadse* Gaanlc* (US) 7- 44, M, 7-4; BaMeU SimpMa (NZ) bt Chip Haoper (US) M, 14, 4-7, lfS: Oem Mayer (IS) M Br»d Drewett (Aut) 4-7, M, 4-2, 4-1; OavM Carter (Aut) bt Aaiy Andrews (US) S4, 7-i, 4-7,
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      Early bird SAWLF hope to catch the worm
      307 36 THE Singapore Amateur Weighlifting Federation, aiming to improve on their two gold and seven silver medals at the last South-east Asia Games in Manila, have short-listed 17 lifters to undergo intensive training for next year's Games in Singapore, reports LEX SEOW YAM.
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        U.S. victory
        46 36 ATHLETICS: Jason Grimes leapt 8.57 metres in the long jump and Dave McKenzie twice broke his American record in the hammer throw to lead the United States to track and field victories over West Germany and a Pan African team in Durham, North Carolina.
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        Marathon man
        19 36 In Warsaw, Psathas Anastasios, of Greece, won an international marathon in 2 his 22 mins. 33 sees.
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        Superior
        24 36 BADMINTON: Stephen Baddeley. the reigning England singles champion, beat Lv Hengwen. of Shanghai, 2-1 on the opening day of the Agiter Cup tournament.
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        Chirping Jays
        103 36 BASEBALL: Toronto Blue Jays edged out Minnesota Twins 3-2 in the American League in New York. Otfcer rcMdta Milwaukee Brewers 7 Boston Red Sox 5; Baltimore Orioles 13 Detroit Tigers 1; Cleveland Indians 4 Mew York Yankees 3; California Angels 9 Kansas City Royals I; Texas Rangers 10
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        Fancied
        22 36 BASKETBALL: The United States' Kentucky University are heavily favoured to win the four-nation Kirin tournament, starting in Tokyo on July 30.
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        Relinquished
        47 36 BOXING: Tony Sibson has relinquished his Commonwealth middleweight title because he is now in contention for a world title fight with champion Marvin Hagler, of the United States. Sibson gave up the title because he would be required to defend it by the end of September.
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        Tour matches
        21 36 HOCKEY: A 16-member Pakistani national team will leave for Tokyo on July 19 to play four matches against Japan.
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        Superb win
        32 36 MOTOR SALLYING: Sweden's former world champion Bjorn Waldegaard drove a newly-designed Toyota Celica to a superb victory in the tough 2,200 kilometres New Zealand championship rally in Wellington, New Zealand.
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        Cosmos 3-1
        19 36 SOCCER: New York Cosmos beat Edmonton Drillers 3-1 in a North American League match in New York.
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        31 36 YACHTING: Australian Peter Sorensen skippered the Tia Maria with crew members Andy Buckland and David Stephens to capture the 5.4 metres world sailing championships in San Francisco Bay. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Safety responsibility now on team owners
      292 36 Safety responsibility now on team owners PARIS, Tues. Following the death of two Grand Prix drivers in recent accidents, the ruling body of auto racing has thrown responsibility for increased safety squarely back on the team owners. Yvon Leon, secretarygeneral of the International Auto Sports Federation (FISA), said that their
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      Indonesia stint lifts Chua's Brisbane hopes
      388 36  -  LEK SEOW YAM By SEVENTEEN days of pumping iron and popping vitamin pills in Indonesia have enhanced national weightlifter Chua Koon Siong's prospects of a good showing in October's Commonwealth Games in Brisbane. Besides being fitter and tougher, Chua and fellow national weightlifter Sarvindar
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      Furious Syed pulls out of squad
      227 36 SYED HUSSEIN has resigned from the national badminton squad in a huff. In his letter to the Singapore Badminton Association secretary, the 28-year-old player wrote that he was forced into making the decision because of his dissatisfaction with the way the coaching, training and
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      Fatholomein and Moh for world championships
      96 36 THE Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders' Federation have selected Moh Teck Hin and Fatholomein Ali to represent Singapore in the world championships in Bugge, Belgium, from Oct. 6-10. They are also in the team for the Asian championships in Tokyo from Sept. 2-6, together with Ibrahim
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      Lock icon All 12 Koreans in semi-finals
      162 36 SEOUL, Tues. Hosts South Korea, Thailand, Pakistan provided two more semi-finalists in the 10th Asian amateur boxing championships here yesterday. With that, all 12 South Koreans qualified for the semi-finals. The other semi-finalists are from Thailand, Pakistan (nine each), India, Japan (five each), Hongkong (three),
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      American and Aussie basketball teams pull out of Pesta
      162 36  -  PETER SIOW By WASHINGTON State University and West Australian Basketball Federation have pulled out of the Pesta Sukan basketball at the Gay World Stadium in September. The American team withdrew because tne Basketball Association of Singapore were unable to meet their
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      Fandi to partner the great Cruyff
      431 37  -  JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD, Singapore's top striker, will partner former European Footballer of the Year Johann Cruyff and top Dutch scorer Wim Kieft in an international competition in Hanover from July 30-Aug. 2. This is being planned by Ajax Amsterdam, the Dutch club
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      Portmen win
      31 37 THE Port Authority Recreation Club defeated Singapore Cricket Club B 5-2 in a Singapore Hockey Association Division Two match on the Padang yesterday. Other result: PWD 3 Police 82.
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      Water-polo team win under-18 Anaheim title
      233 37  -  JANICE SEAH By SINGAPORE'S water-polo team won eight out of their 16 matches despite the extreme cold weather conditions to complete a successful two-week training-cum-competition tour of the United States. And their most prized scalp was the Anaheim under-18 championship i title, winning all
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      Lock icon Searing battle ahead for Feeney
      161 37 Searing battle ahead for Feeney SICILY, Tues Britain's John Feeney will have to battle with the searing heat of a Sicilian summer when he challenges European bantamweight champion Giuseppe Fossati of Italy tomorrow night. Temperatures have hit 45 degrees Centigrade in the current heatwave and 24-year-old Feeney wilted badly the
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      Mahader stripped of national team captaincy
      292 37  -  JANICE SEAH By SINGAPORE tennis champion Mahader Hassan has been stripped of his national team captaincy by the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association. The demotion was expected as the SLTA Disciplinary Board had previously recommended the stand because of Mahader's criticism of their policies in
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      US basketball team for Angola
      201 37 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. An all-star American basketball team will tour Angola next month in the first sports contact with the Cuban-backed African nation since its independence six years ago, the Organisation of African Unity said. A big East Conference team led by coach Lou Carnesecca
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      Gibraltar for NFL debut in 1983
      167 37 Gibraltar for NFL debut in 1983 GIBRALTAR Crescent, who qualified for the finals of the National Youth under-19 soccer tournament this year, are among one of the four new teams to make their debut in the National Football League next season. The other three are Kampong Kapor United, Boon Lay
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      English cricket
      98 37 LONDON, Tues. Tea scores in today's English county championship cricket matches were: At Derby: Leicestershire 126 in 57.5 overs and 175 for five declared. (R.Tolchanl 53; B. Davison 45). Derbyshire 73 for one declared after 28.3 overs. At Worcester: both teams forfeited first in- nings. Worcestershire 264 for
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      38 37 HOCKEY SWHA My. 1: SCC v SRC (Padaruj 5.20 p.m.). BHA Strabrl F/«mler Leane: CSC v SRC (Balestier Rom, 5.20 p. m SOCCEB NFL My. 1: Fairer Park United v Tainpines itovers (Jalan Besar, 8 p.m.).
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        Lock icon Blessing in disguise
        553 38 FRANCE 1 AUSTRIA 0 MADRID, Tues. Skipper Michel Platini's omission was thought to be a blow but it turned out to be a blessing for France who ran Austria into the ground and carved out an impressive 1-0 victory in a secondround Group D match at the
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        261 38 No hiding French delight OUR MAN GODFREY ROBERT: SPORTS E-DITOR IN SPAIN MADRID, Tues. French manager Michel Hidalgo did not disguise his satisfaction with his team's victory. "I think we played closer to our true standard today than we did in the first-round matches," he said. "We deserved to win
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        No special edition tomorrow...
        42 38 No special edition tomorrow... THERE will be no second-round games played in Spain today so there will be no World Cup special edition on Thursday morning. We will carry previews of the Northern Ireland vs Austria and USSR vs Belgium matches tomorrow.
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        Lock icon Corrigan's on his way back to Spain
        137 38 MANCHESTER. Tues JOE Corrigan, England's third-choice goalkeeper, who flew home on Saturday fearing he would have to undergo a knee operation, has been told by a specialist that he can rejoin his team-mates. Corrigan was told that an operation was not necessary and
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        Bingham fears threat of the walking wounded...
        219 38 NORTHERN Ireland manager Billy Bingham says he has no worries about Austria or France, their two opponents in the second round of the World Cup competition. "If we had met either of them in the first round, I wouldn't have cared," said Bingham
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        Lock icon The bitter taste of defeat...
        186 39 TEGUCIGALPA, Tues. Thousands of Hondurans wildly greeted the national soccer team on their return from a bitter defeat in the first round of the World Cup finals. Some 10,000 Hondurans overran the airport, cheering wildly as the plane circled overhead eight times waiting to land.
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        Lock icon Boniek bag of tricks earns a hat-trick
        341 39 Boniek bag of tricks earns a hat-trick BARCELONA, Tues. Poland manager Anton! Plechniczek paid tribute to his hat-trick hero Zblgniew Boniek. "Too many people had written him off. Bat he has answered his critics In his own way and shewn that he still knows how to swing things in a
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        Lock icon Polish-ed show!
        488 39 CAPTAIN STRIKES AND BELGIUM ARE TORN APART BARCELONA, Tues. Poland, with a splendid hat-trick from captain Zbigniew Boniek, trounced Belgium 3-0 and staked a strong claim for a place in the semi-finals. Boniek struck in the fourth, 27th and 53rd minutes as the Poles completely outplayed a slow,
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        Lock icon Spain to be more defensive
        126 39 MADRID, Tues. Besieged Spanish team manager Jose Emilio Santamaria is to return to a more defensive approach for the second-round games against England and West Germany. Santamaria said that in the first round Spain were not able to play the way they wanted and the
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        Lock icon Kempes is around and still kicking
        435 39 BARCELONA, Toe*. One of the burning images of the 1978 World Cup finals Is the sight of Argentinian Mario kempes in full flight. Socks rolled down his slender legs, long hair matted with sweat, Kempes resembled a swashbuckling pirate as be cut his way
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    Lock icon Services resume as rail workers go back to work
    367 40 Services resume as rail workers go back to work LONDON, Tues. Britain's state railways were resuming operation today as most of the National Union of Railwaymen's 177,500 members went back to work ahead of the end of a national strike. The strike was scheduled to end at midnight tonight, only
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    Lock icon The threat to open world trade
    337 40 WARNING FROM EEC SUMMIT BRUSSELS, Tuesday THE European Common Market summit ended today with a stern warning that the open world trade system will be seriously jeopardised if current American trade policies continue. A harsh preliminary draft on the trade policy of the United
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    Lock icon Xuan Thuy out of State Council
    290 40 BANGKOK, Tues. VIETNAM'S former chief negotiator in the Paris peace talks, Mr Xuan Thuy, has been dropped from the State Council in what Western diplomats here said was the final stage of his political decline. But the diplomats said it was unlikely that the
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    Lock icon Helen Reddy divorce suit
    64 40 LOS ANGELES, Tues. I Australian-bom singer Helen Reddy yesterday (fled for a divorce from her managerhusband Jeffrey Wald for the second time in 17 months. Miss Reddy, 39, sought a divorce in February 1961, but withdrew her petition three days later, saying she had been too
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 0.86 to 811.07 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    424 40 Hitachi and Mitsubishi stop ads IBM secrets case I THINK the Japa- nese traditionally are an agricultural society, and agricultural societies don'? have to go after things immediately. They plant seeds and wait patiently for them to grow. The European societies are not agricultural societies so much as traditionally societies
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    Lock icon Mystery fever
    44 40 NEW DELHI, Tues. A mystery mosquito-borne disease has killed 99 people in the Jalpaiguri district of India's West Bengal state over the past three months, State Health Minister Nani Bhattacharya was quoted by the Press Trust of India as saying today. Reuter.
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    Lan Smith out of hospital
    36 40 HARARE (Zimbabwe). Tues. Former Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith, 63, has been released from hospital following his collapse in Parliament last Thursday. He underwent tests which ruled out a heart attack.
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      546 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The 1 lth Urban Redevelopment Authority land sale of 21 sites will generate an estimated investment of $511 million, excluding land cost. Tokyu Land Corporation has announced the terms of its offer of 10 million shares which will be listed on the Stock
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      134 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) np to 6 a.m. tomorrow: S3 max., 24* mm. SUNSET today: 7.13 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.12 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adel&ldr 5 14C Cloudy Maall* 24 31 C Fair Bangkok 22 31 C Cloudy Melbourne 8 15C Cloudy Beljteg 19 28C Cloudy Nhmw
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      2692 1 She's a tiger of the boardroom Asian- American writers like David Hwang (who will be staging a play here in December) are exploring and rediscovering their roots. But their elders have never forgotten theirs. Mrs Linda Tsao Yang will talk for hours about her Chinese upbringing, her relatives and their
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        660 2 HER name is Shi-Ni, which means "poetic, pretty little girl and she's a bundle of sweet innocence blooming with talent. Only 20 years old, she seems destined to win many hearts, if not with her looks then with her easy-listening singing style. Shi-Ni,
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        826 3 FOREIGN businessmen may frown at the difficulties of selling their products in Japan, but many Western celebrities have found a lucrative market for their smiles in the Japanese advertising world. The celebrities, mostly film stars and sports figures, are used widely in television and print advertisements here. And
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        315 3 THIS is one sickie of a movie. I could sum it up for you in four words: DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. Unless, of course, lady wrestlers' (politely referred to as "tits and ass" in the movie), Don Giovanni operatic arias, and neon lights
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      802 5 Four Iki dolphins, which escaped slaughter by Japanese fishermen, are now playing a vital role in the development of a cure for dolphin liver disease. Dr Ted Hammond, curator-veterinarian of the Hongkong Ocean Park, chose Iki dolphins because they are apparently not
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      715 5  -  PATRICIA WALSH By in Phoenix, Arizona THE man was walking along the beach in San Diego with his pet cockatiel when the bird decided to head for sea. Panicked, the man splashed out after his feathered friend, then remembered he couldn't
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        1238 6 Measles is a common illness and any grandmother worth her salt will be able to recognise the condition easily. However, not all rashes indicate measles, as Dr W.W.N. explains. And 'measles parties' should now be a thing of the past. MEASLES is one of the commonest diseases of man.
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        Many a generous heart beats under stifling demands
        1138 6  -  JOSEPH DE ROZA By 4 Among the interesting questions, opinions and suggestions gathered, one fact came over loud and clear consensus is that the greatest concern for others in our society comes from the lower income groups. 7 MRS Dolly Davenport said
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      1036 14 At the recent Hanover Trade Fair, more than 100 different personal computers were on show. Personal computers are now a multi-billion dollar industry and dozens of new companies are being formed, hoping to strike gold like Apple now a US$5OO million-a-year business started in a California
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      28 1 FmTI Personal ■■^■J^H computers are big dm Wk business I Page 14 Should throw W& 'measles parties'? 'Little Devil' OUTLOOK of Q sj Page 6 LEISURE, Page 2
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      240 2 nowhere else can you get ROSET except at Orchid, BukitTimah Plaza The exclusive place for imported furniture. ■J II ¥Z\. m BL 1 ■■n^^BSBBk ml r 1 ■Y^SBSM* f '^kW r S diiimv i B lid fi i4p*i PLUMY vr X~*'mW^ E cm ■<i iff fl i I ANAIS \\\mm\Wm\\\\m\\\\\k\\Wm\\\m
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      289 2 Straits Times Crossword HF IH^ L^TH bB II lIF ACROSS 5 One who's paid (or each is correct (6) 9 Types of sheep and cneete 6 Southern conservative to enfrom Crete Isle (9) gage in publication (M) 10 Start of typhoid rash? Rub- Father takes part in word of bish!
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      366 2 Share o£ the action WORLD Cup Soccer '82 West Germany vs England (Ch 5, 19.11 p.m.): For those of you who couldn't stand the strain of the live telecast of this match last night over Ch 3, here's your chance to catch up on the action. England, generally unfancied, have
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      573 2 SBC 5 THK Adventures Of GnlUver (Ch S, 4.4* p.m.): Gulliver develops this craving for ostrich eggs and goes searching for some. Captain Leech, thinking that Gulliver is embarking on the treasure hunt, follows him, determined to keep harm out of Gulliver's way. He knows that if anything should happen
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      216 2 ner, Shen Dong Yeh, wants to pull out. In the meantime. Wen Jun tries to get the backing of a Malaysian financier. Seizing the opportunity, Huang De arranges for Yan Hong to lend Wen Jun $5 billion with the intention of gaining control of the entire project. TV MALAYSIA) ROOTS:
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      1188 2 1 P*l P^PV P9 I 1faCofouk1V Gjxctafct TV and Radio SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening followed by Jaws (Chi 70 Ha PW Da s Fonz Meets *at nese/r) 7 30 News And Weather Forecast 4.40 The Adventures Of Guiver yWSiara Benta Tengah Malam Hurricane Island 8 35 Your Shoppint GukJe
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      265 4 aaM«™a™™™aaa™™™™^^^ Overwhelming response Valid till 15 July 1982 aWaac aW. Br V .^r Vr iwmwi a^^r I w ar I -J B bbl J|BI•j• I I I I I af y ft Ma«a»«y"l_^ I a«Vj|V^f«| .^aafl^^Bß^Bal m^(tf?mWSt W^Zmfm^^Zm^L^^^ K^aaaaP^aS OCEAN nmr omr shows 1 30 3 3»:7 30.S 30 PJL
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      359 4 CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! a (*****59) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 130. 4.00. 6.30 4 9 15 i "Heart-stopping action!" J "Outrageous Women!" BB^B^J^^ iß^^k Bb| I Td. if fnSmm m LIDO: Last DAYS! (*****14) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 145, 4.00, 6.45, 9.15 CALLING ALL ADULTS! f WITH THE CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL,
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      477 4 a OHGAajISaTION 'I'lM.innhii LAST DAY I lam, I 45. 4 00. 6 45. 9 15 "M S*cr.t> ol Coort.hip Mandarin in Scope Color Tomorrow "Emperor t Ih. BWrwatar" Mondorm color m i,t=ia'i:ii[i>:['i.vi, TODAY ONLY Mom, 1 45, 4 00. 645 9 15 "Th* ITALIAN JOB aj MANAOS -Ii 11-Ti^t'iT'B II-
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      360 4 (fi\ CATHAY \™J5/ ORGANISATION > LAST DAVt Pliaaa Net* Tlmaa: 10.30 am. I.IS. 3 *S. «JO. t ISprrT> PARTISAN fi > SQUADRON •■1- M /|> OOCOM/OOLDCN SULTAN LEISUffE OROMC THEATRE I JUMONOOMVE-WCB«IaA OPfNS TOMORROW' 1 1 -THE TATTOO" (CANTONtS£I| (HEEEIESa > I LAST DAVI <i I 11am. I.JO. 4.00. f
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      39 5 THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS Ik I r^-OR-fcv *^|H THE MOST GOOD-LOOKING all happen at: ROLAND Book your STY L ISE D CUT appointment ATEST p ERMS RE 2S. N J?r" lON 247.0^.rd *****88 COLOR Road *****43 HIGHLITE Singaport 0923 *****26
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      237 6 |^W*PPWllPWJ|PW|^^^^^^^ Now is the right time of the year to purchase furniture sefc Numerous distinguished designs to ySStWTTtfffjwßtivir cnoose rom at offbeat prices .^Emgmm JwiraV^^fß^B^BtMHL Hurry to avoid disappointments! ■ijfij^ljJHMMjiglJtfßVaS Mattresses excluded J^^BH^g^BT^ SklS^'' /^ttaf^t^t^a^a^ ll Ai^ Jgi Only at Balestier b^bV b^b^^*^bVsc= r^*»^M>K. bmbß n showr o^^34=l estier~Rdr4ioggpqrel232. KiMUiS3h^B^_
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      97 6 bbf^ •^P m W bW MM B^Bk. /> BBr Hi BBBW^^HB^F BBBk \S\ P^BBBBBB^ K. Bam jC9/ *\r afl bi iß^ T* 16 special Oentu JLW y'Xy^' Cf cmc aml-ye«owing V^B It .ijSQrA^ 1 tcxmuia contains slam %-^^J ~~^c r remover s. a deodorant and a j *«t AU A
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      3131 7 WBN DdliK Algemene Bank Nederland N.V. (Incorporated in the Netherlands with limited liability) Balance sheet as at 31 st December, 1881 Proflt and loss account for the year 1981 (after appropriation of prof it) an thousands of guilders) i9Bi LIABILITIES ASSETS (in thousands of guilders) 1981 1980 (in thousands of
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      1796 8 G PUBLIC BANK BERHAD I (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA) A W BALANCE SHEET <£/ As at 3 1st December. 1981 The Group The Bank M Note 1981 1980 1981 1980 M W/ $000 $000 $000 $000 M ASSETS Cash and balances with LIABILITIES banks and agents 30.81 1 105.673 28.187 103.581
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      601 9 APPOINTMENTS I We are a member of the Flakt/Gadelius Industrial Group with 14,200 employees and operations in some 30 countries throughout the world. Our equipment and plants are used in hotels, hospitals, on board ships and in multitude of industries. We are expanding and need top calibre personnel to take
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      680 9 mm jc&ajhi r Our client, a well established company, is engaged in the operation of a highly successful chain of departmental stores. As part of its expansion programme our client nov wishes to appoint qualified Malaysian executives who are seeking long-term career opportunities in this fast growing industry to fill
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      892 9 wfi THE HONG KONG PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE ASSISTANT MANAGER I PROCESS MANUFACTURING MAJOR ELECTRICAL COMPANY B West Africa Tax Free Salary US$35 000 Substantial Fringe Benefits OUR CLIENT is a rapidly expanding manufacturing unit with turnover approaching US$2O million and the market leader in its field. Presently run by a Chinese
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      1133 10 APPOINTMENTS Sin Heng Chan (Malaya) Bhd. a leading animal feed manufacturer invites applications from suitably qualified persons to Ml the following positions: FACTORY MANAGER This is a position of responsibility. The successful candidate will, after a period of orientation, take immediate charge of the existing factory operations of a modern
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      566 10 Hwipor CREDIT CONTROL MANAGER Scott English Limited, a major division of the Haw Par Group, involved in the marketing and distribution of a wide range of industrial and engineering products, seeks the appointment of a Credit Control Manager. The successful candidate reporting to the Financial Controller, will head the credit
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      420 10 i i We are the leading Electronics firm of the Mitsubishi Group and now need a suitably qualified individual to fill the position of: Engineer Applicants should possess tertiary education preferably in Electronics Engineering with some years of relevant working experience. The successful candidate is envisaged to be a self-starter
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      576 10 MALAYSIA IN THE HIGH COURT IN BORNEO AT KUCHING COMPANIES (WINDING UP) NO. KG 1 OF 1982 In Ihe Moltm ol Itw Conponm Art. 1965 and In the Mottr- ot T W (SARAWAK) SON BHD AOVfRTISCMENT Of PCTITION (Rutt 74) NOTICE .1 h«f«t>y g»«n Inal a P*Mion lex In* winding
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      2548 11 NOTICES BANK NEGARA INDONESIA 1946 VwOLI/) BALANCE SHEET AS AT DECEMBER 31. 1981 (DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BRANCHES) Rp. THOUSAND ASSETS I LIABILITIES 1. CASH 37.498.527 1. CURRENT DEPOSITS 793.231.332 2. DUE FROM CENTRAL BANK 114.888.035 2. OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES 21.403.835 3. DUE FROM OTHER BANKS 3.473.561 3. SAVINGS 154.058.207 4.
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      227 11 ~0~ SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED (SIA) INVITES TENDERS FOR THE DESIGN. MANUFACTURE. DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION OF FIBREGLASS CONTAINERS FOR TECHNICAL SUPPLIES XI COURIER SYSTEM AT CHANGI HANGAR STORES ON A TURNKEY BASIS TENDER REF: 821 Tender Application Forms and. specifications are obtainable from: Technical Supplies Department Technical Purchasing 3rd Floor, 8747
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      393 11 MURATA MANUFACTURING CO. LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the following resolution on the issue of new shares for free distribution was passed by the Board of Directors at the meeting held on 11 June 1982. On 21 July 1 982 part of the capital reserve will be transferred to
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      390 11 INTHK HK.HIIIIKI OK THK K KIM HI If OK SINUAPOBK Ompuiea W India* I p N«. «f IK la tkr Matter M Thr ampulr* Art, Chaptrr 18$ Aad la lhr Matter BrllliMK* K^rfDwrini (Pto)LM ADVERTtSEMENT OP PETITION NOTICE ts hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the
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      54 12 IT'S COMING SOON BUT ITS ALREADY HERE. Jf amIE/ k £f^ .-^M K».w B^ wk l^^&g^flß^VjF Hjj^ It' j^y^ t^^^^^B. jK^9 BH i^B^ liPfe ,^1 W jK? Btk r I B\ar I \\ki^H B V XL b B ww Bk.^B B^^ m whAf rS^m m t^L^^^ pk -^B WwSK^m^jß B
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      1013 13 NOTICES ASSOCIATED PLASTICS INDUSTRIES BERHAD NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thcTwclvcth Annual General Meeting of Associated Plastics Industries Berhad will be held at Bilek Menteri, Ist Floor, New Block, Hotel Jaya Puri, Jalan Barat, Petaling Jaya on Tuesday, 20th July 1 982 at 1 0.00
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      1521 13 BANK OF CHINA BALANCE SHEET, AS AT DECEMBER 31, IWI ASSETS AMOUNT LIABILITIES AMOUNT Cash RMB¥ 116.070,838.22 Due to Banks RMB¥ 15.565.432,554.44 Due from Banks 22.717.230,622.71 Deposits 44.823.818.627.44 Bills Discounted and Remittances Bought 4,552,244,454.64 Remittances and Drafts Outstanding 532,075,475.88 Loans and Overdrafts 33,899,905,860.46 Sundry Accounts Payable and Accounts Securities and
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          Fresh dose of blood and talent for operas
          574 1  -  NG WAI LENG By THE Chinese Theatre Circle, barely nine months old, is already brimming with activities. Its 40-odd members, all local opera enthusiasts, devote their leisure time to the training programmes conducted by the founder members, who are experienced performers themselves.
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          468 1 Importance of make-up in stage opera THEY burst into laughter when the face turns for all to see. Their friend, a girl in her 295, has been transformed into a silly looking young man with a comical white nose and drooping eyebrows. And from this session members of the Chinese
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        61 1 CONGRATUUTIONS TO OUR SOLE AGENT fin ACE EQUIPMENT PTE LTD 'ill 109. KALLANG WAY 2 KALLANG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SINGAPORE 1334. TEL: *****77 (10 Lines) FOR THEIR SUCCESSFUL SALE OF ONE WORTHINGTON HIGH PRESSURE CONCRETE MOBILE PUMP WITH THE LONGEST BOOM SOLD IN SOUTH EAST ASIA (36 METRE LONG) FOR HDB
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      Cosmopolitan flavour in Chinese Orchestra
      486 2  - Cosmopolitan flavour in Chinese Orchestra CHONG WING HONG By LAST week's concert by the People's Association Chinese Orchestra showed yet another attempt to go cosmopolitan. The Singapore Conference Hall performance included many works based on themes unconnected with traditional Chinese musical sources. Using instruments like the orhu and pip*, the
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        129 2 YOU PAY $48/-MORENOW AND YOU SAVE $1,059/WITHINSYEARS The longer you use, the more you save! In response to the Government's ENERGY SAVING CAMPAIGN SANYO has created the most Energy Efficient model SA-1078 with a high EER of 2.73% (9.30 btu/w nrrir I You spend only #>fc^ #> mm per day
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        249 2 APPOINTMENTS •••••••••••••a ••«a^gH H^^^^ Construction Supervisors^^^^ > ***IZ#ll** *J^^^r We are looking for ex p eri enced construction supervisors to work in our refinery at Pulau HHH4-(hiHi4^^F Ayer Chawan, on contract basis. ,***** Candidates must be able to read, inter- *bS^J P re t and analyse engineering drawings and supervise
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        305 2 Application* are invited from suitably qualified Singapore citizen* for the position ol TECHNICAL SERVICES ENGINEER The Job The successful candidate will be a member of our team of Technical Services Engineers to provide advice to clients on the industrial application of the Company's petroleum products, especially in the use of
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        156 3 THE FESTIVE SEASON is here... its shopping time Globe the one-stop family shopping centre that gives you only the best. Quality. Variety. Price. Make it a point to shop at Globe this festive season. It's so convenient. Just imagine all your shopping done under the same roof. Globe is truly
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        546 4 KERIS (1) KERIS, senjata yang mempunyai kepala, mata, dagu dan kadangkala berjambang pula, anih juga sifatnya. Kecacatan tubuhnya dikira sebagai suatu isyarat yang menunjukkan bahawa ia adalah senjata yang merbahaya. Pada masa rehatnya, ia ditutupi oleh sebuah sarung kayu. Kata orang-orang yang mengetahui, pada zaman
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        An awesome weapon in close combat
        677 4 THE kris has an ugly appearance but its very ugliness symbolises its awesomeness and the mysticism surrounding it. It is a dangerous and deadly weapon. When at rest it is placed in a sheath. In days of old the owner of a kris would
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        490 4  -  Haron A. Rahman By Revision 21 Question 1 Translate the following extract into English: Saya da tang dari negeri Jepun pada tahun 1979 dalam bulan April dan menubuhkan sebuah syarikat pembuat barang-barang elektronik di Ang Mo Kio. Nama syarikat kami ialah Shirasuna Singapore Pte Ltd. Kami membuat radio dan
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        1116 4 APPOINTMENTS ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK The Asian Development Bank is an infemational developmenf finance institufion based in Manila, Philippines and established for the purpose of lending funds, promoting investment and providing technical assistance to developing countries, and generally, for fostering economic growth in the Asian region. Its membership comprises forty-five countries,
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