The Straits Times, 1 July 1982

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Target set for the SAF
    611 1 Target set for the SAF Chok Tong's message to services 4 THE SAF is like the foundation of a building. Yon do not see it once the building is op. The super-struc-ture is admired bnt the foundation is more often than not forgotten. SAF means national security. Security is the
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    Lock icon Jumbo hijacked
    12 1 THE hijacked Alitalia Boeing-747 at Bangkok airport yesterday. AP picture
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    Sri Lankan frees 100 passengers at the end of day
    209 1  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. A Sri Lankan, claiming he had explosives strapped to his rhest, hijacked an Alitalia Boelng-747 to Bangkok's Don Muang Airport, bat he released 1M of the 256 people aboard the plane tonight.
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    Waiting period will be only slightly longer
    382 1 HDB assurance to applicants THE waiting period for Housing Board flat applicants who do not qualify for priority allocation under the multitier family scheme will only be "marginally" longer. Giving this assurance to allay the fears of these applicants, the HDB said the
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    Lock icon Dancer asks for asylum
    62 1 JACKSON (Mississippi), Wed. A Chinese dancer, participating in an international ballet competition here, has asked for political asylum in the United States, a government source said today. Lin Jianwei, 24, performed on Monday night, advancing to the finals of the competition. At the intermission, he left
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    Lock icon Adding foreign drive to Japanese lottery
    185 1 TOKYO, Wed. If you can't get people to buy them, give them away. This is what the Japanese are doing with foreign cars. The organisers of this year's national jumbo summer lottery have decided to add a special prize of 13 Americanmade cars to
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    'Slow down entry of foreign banks'
    336 1 'Slow down entry of foreign banks' THE government was urged last night to go slow in granting licences to foreign banks to set up offices here or face hig^i wages and a decline in standards in the financial sector. This warning was given by the chairman of the Association of
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    Call us on the hotline
    144 1 Jl b national courtesy month and, once again, The Straits Times is Netting up a telephone hotline 734TTJ2 to encourage readers to tell us about acts of courtesy they see or experience. We are starting the hotline today, July 1. Call as between II a.m.
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    Lock icon Begin offers to let guerillas leave Beirut with weapons
    538 1 JERUSALEM, Wed ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin has offered to let Palestinian guerillas leave Beirut with their weapons as a major split emerged among politicians here over the seige of the Lebanese capital. The offer, which was regarded by observers as
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    Lock icon Soccer fans arrested
    74 1 MADRID, Wed. Six British soccer fans were arrested by Spanish police last night after the England-West Germany World Cup match here and one young Englishman was stabbed in the heart, a British embassy spokesman said today. Fighting erupted among soccer fans outside Santiago Bernabeu stadium shortly after
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    Lock icon $12b loan request
    66 1 TOKYO, Wed South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Bum Suk will arrive in Japan on Saturday for talks with Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki and Foreign Minister Yoshio Sakurauchi, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today Officials in Seoul said Mr Lee would discuss a Korean reauest for a US$6
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    Lock icon Killed son'
    30 1 TOKYO. Wed A 48-year-old woman was arrested yesterday for killing her six-year-old son to get insurance money to bury her common law husband's father, police said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon $43m grant
    31 1 RANGOON, Wed. Japan today formalised a 5.26 billion yen (5J43.1 million) grant to Burma, to be used for television service expansion, a hospital and an agricultural development centre. AP.
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      Lock icon 3,000 TO AID PLO FORCES
      54 1 BONN, Wed. Three thousand Palestinian residents of West Germany have left recently to reinforce Palestine Liberation Organisation forces In Beirut and Syria. The PLO representative here, Mr AMallah Frangl revealed this today In an Interview with the daily Stuttgarter Nachrlchten. N« other details were reported.
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      7 1 HDB to repossess 10 flats: P. 8
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      76 1 58 pages today 'DEATH' SHOCK FOR WOMAN Back Page New Nation staf say goodbye Page 9 WP chairman accused of punching taxi-driver Page 13 SUMMARY t WORLD NEWS 3,4,5,7 CAUSEWAY IS COMICS IS EDITORIAL l( LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 11-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-33 SPORTS J4-3S Spore for Malaysia Cup?
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      590 2 10 to lose HDB flats NINE Housing Board flat owners and one tenant (rental) will lose their flats soon for renting them out illegally. Three were exposed by their subtenants. The rest were discovered by the board's inspectors. These people would also be debarred for 10 years from re-applying
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      COMMENT
      272 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Palestinian Liberation Organisation military apparatus in Lebanon may have been shattered by Israeli military might, bat it still represents Palestinian nationalism. Given this reality, Israel should allow the US time to work oat an arrangement between the Lebanese and Palestinians, while at the same
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      SPORTS
      234 2 Hana to play here TENNIS star Hana Mandlikova is coming to Singapore on Monday. During her two-day stay, she will play two public matches both on Tuesday at the Singapore Tennis Centre; one is against coach Betty Stove, with whom she is flying in, and the other against a
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      195 2 ASSOCIATED PLASTICS EXPECTS Msl2m PROFITS ASSOCIATED Plastics Industries Bhd, which is changing its name to Amalgamated Properties and Industries Bhd, has forecast group pretax profits of not less than Msl2 million in the current year ending Dec 31, 1982. This profit forecast is contained in APl's circular to
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      BACKGROUND
      111 2 CORNERSTONES OF GOOD KIDNEY DONATION DRIVE THE National Kidney Foundation's campaign to encourage more people to voluntarily pledge their kidneys for donation after death has failed. Oversea studies have shown that this failure is partly because of important misconceptions about kidney donations. However, the main reasons are more in
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      579 2 Europe's notice to US THE European Economic Community has formally advised the US it cannot accept unilateral American trade decisions hurting European interests. This was conveyed to the American ambassadors to Belgium and the community on Tuesday by the president of the 10-nation grouping and its executive
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      SECTION 2
      344 2 Turkey movies IN Hollywood, a successful film is said to be "flying." Turkeys do not fly, and brothers Michael and Harry Medved took that into account when they wrote The Golden Turkey Awards. These are for the worst movies ever made, and there is no shortage of material.
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      220 2 ILO rejects delegate THE government-backed workers' delegate to the recent International Labour Organisation's conference in Geneva was not representative of organised labour in Malaysia, the ILO has ruled. Mr Jamaluddin Mohamed Isa, the secretarygeneral of the public sector union, Cuepacs, did not come from the most representative
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      166 2 Hard topic to debate LAST week's teams at the SBC Inter-School Debate '82 had a difficult topic. It was: "The enforcement of compulsory measures will help to push the Speak Mandarin Campaign towards its goal." Siglap Secondary School and the National Junior College were the two
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      Lock icon EEC to US: We reject one-sided trade curbs
      468 3 BRUSSELS, Wed. THE 10-nation European Economic Community has informed the United States that it could not accept unilateral American trade decisions which hurt European interests. Belgian Prime Minister Wilfried Martens, performing one of the last acts of his six-month rotating community presidency,
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      Lock icon SWISS BANKS TIGHTEN RULES TO STOP ABUSE
      99 3 ZURICH, Wed. Switzerland's banks yesterday tightened rules aimed at preventing the country's banking secrecy law from being abused for the illegal flight of capital, tax evasion or "laundering" of criminal funds. For the first time, banks will check the identity of customers seeking
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      Lock icon CROWDS OF POLES, CONFRONT MILITIA
      122 3 CROWDS OF POLES CONFRONT MILITIA POLISH militia units facing an unfriendly rrowd over the weekend at I'oznan, where demonstrators turned nut in force to commemorate the 26th anniversary of the workers' protest there. There were no reports of violence and the crowd later dispersed peacefully. In the south-west city of
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      Lock icon Now British Rail drivers threaten to walk out
      243 3 LONDON. Wed. Britain's rail network lurched today towards another labour crisis, threatening more chaos for travellers and an eventual closure of many services. The biggest rail union ended a paralysing two-day strike last night but locomotive drivers, most of whom belong to
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      Lock icon Strategic arms talks begin
      136 3 GENEVA, Wed. In the first East-West strategic arms talks for three years, the United States and the Soviet Union opened substantive negotiations today on reducing their arsenals of long-range nuclear missiles. After yesterday's formal opening and President Ronald Reagan's call for both sides to seize a
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      Lock icon In other worlds...
      50 3 In other worlds... 6 OUR guarantee. Should you fit- 1 we have failed you In any way, we will be only too pleased to do it again at no extra charge. The Daily Telegraph of Britain said a dry cleaner's in London had this message in their advertising card. UPI.
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      Lock icon A hand for a clock
      68 3 ISLAMABAD, Wed. Pakistan's highest Islamic court yesterday ruled that a 25-year-old man who stole a clock should have his right hand amputated. The Federal Shariat court dismissed an appeal by the man against the sentence passed by a district court last October. It was the
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      Lock icon Russia reduces phene links with W. Europe
      113 3 MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet I'nlon will reduce Its telephone links with west Europe starting tomorrow, with lines to some countries cut by more than half, western diplomatic sources said yesterday. Postal authorities In Austria, West Germany and Britain had been told of the
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      Lock icon Schmidt tries fresh plan to save coalition
      292 3 BONN, Wednesday WEST German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt put to his Cabinet today compromise proposals for the 1983 budget on which the future of his left-liberal coalition depends. Political sources said wide differences remained over state borrowing, welfare cuts and anti-unem-ployment measures and the
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      Lock icon Ban on test medicines
      63 3 NEW DELHI, Wed The In dian government has banned the manufacture of all pregnancy testing medicines in the country, effective from the beginning of next year. The decision to ban fixed dose combinations of oestrogen and progesterone has been taken in consultation with medical experts to
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      Lock icon 'Heavy civilian death toll not true'
      237 4 'Heavy civilian death toll not true' WASHINGTON, Wed. An Israeli general yesterday said claims that Israeli forces had inflicted heavy casualties on civilians in Lebanon were out of proportion to all reality. Major-Genera 1 Aharon Yariv told reporters at the Israeli Embassy here that he believed the civilian death toll
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      ARAFAT IS KEEPING UP WITH THE NEWS
      69 4 ARAFAT IS KEEPING UP WITH THE NEWS PALESTINIAN Liberation Organisation leader Yasser Arafat, reading the latest report on the Beirut situation handed to him by an aide, walks down a street in the war-devastated I^-banese capital on Monday. Mr Arafat, whose guerillas are trapped in Beirut by Israeli forces, has
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      In other words...
      71 4 In other words... I AM In Beirut be- cause I am obliged to be here. Bat it is not my country, It is not my home, It is not my sorfety, it is not my future. I would rather be In Palestine and since I cannot be there, I will
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      Lock icon Israelis sceptical of official accounts of war
      383 4 Israelis sceptical of official accounts of war TEL AVIV, Wed. Israel's boast that it tries to tell the truth in wartime is being increasingly questioned as the conflict in Lebanon drags on. Military communiques that blame the enemy for every flare-up in fighting and disproved claims that Palestinian guerilla chiefs
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      Lock icon Iran: Our main battle is still with Iraq
      317 4 TEHERAN, Wed. Iranian leaders have decided that their main battle lay in Iraq and not in Lebanon, Parliament speaker Hoiatoleslam Hashemi Rafsanjani said yesterday. Speaking on Radio Teheran after a meeting of the country's Supreme Defence Council, he said the decision was
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      Lock icon Hollowed out gold bars
      80 4 TORONTO, Wed. Police said yesterday they were investigating the discovery of C bullion bars which had hollowed out and filled with tungsten, a cheap metal weighing about the same as gold. Bullion trading sources said the investigation started when a US customer who last year bought
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      Lock icon Trams collide
      37 4 HONGKONG. Wed. Thirtynine passengers were injured when three trams travelling in the same direction collided here last night, police said The cause of the collision was not immediately known. Police were continuing their investigation. AP.
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      Lock icon Graft sentence
      39 4 MONROVIA, Wed. Liberia s deputy police director, Sam Massaquoi. is to be shot by firing squad for reportedly receiving US$6,OOO (S$12,000) as a bribe in a petrol coupon scandal, the National Military Tribunal said here today. AFP
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      Lock icon Begin gets Knesset nod for his objectives
      167 4 Begin gets Knesset nod for his objectives JERUSALEM, Wed. Israel's Knesset (parliament) last night approved Prime Minister Menachem Begin s objectives for the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. But the vote, 60 to 47, showed that his government had lost the overwhelming parliamentary support it had in the offensive's early stages.
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      Lock icon Zhou Enlai's widow on party leaks
      139 5 Zhou Enlai's widow on party leaks BEIJING, Wed. Premier Zhou Enlai's widow today warned communist party members to maintain secrecy, in the latest sign of anxiety in China about wide-scale leaks of confidential information. Mdm Deng Yingchao, an influential figure in her own right, said she and her late husband
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      Lock icon Polish pianist dies of cancer
      83 5 I/)NDC)N, Wed. Polish-born concert pianist Andre Tchaikowsky. who in recent years concentrated on composition, has died of cancer at the age of 46, his London agent reported yesterday. Tc ha ikou.sk y, not related to the Russian composer of that name, died on June 26
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      Lock icon No to bibles
      37 5 BONN, Wed. East German border guards have turned back two West German trucks with relief shipments tor Poland because they also carried bibles and religious literature. West German border police j said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Partial pull-out by Viets?
      208 5 HANOI, Wed. Vietnam and Cambodia might announce a unilateral partial withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Cambodia during the Indochinese foreign ministers' conference early next -nonth, diplomatic observers said here today. Neither the place nor the date of the conference, the sixth since January 1980. have been
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      Lock icon BANANAS SLIP PAST S. KOREAN BAN
      151 5 BANANAS SLIP PAST S. KOREAN BAN SEOUL, Wed. Bananas, a poor man's food in the tropics, has become a valued contraband item in South Korea because of a ban on the import of the fruit. The profits are enormous in banana-smuggling and one does not need a lot of capital.
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        Lock icon World's largest census
        62 5 MORE THAN 5 million interviewers have taken up their positions across China to conduct the world's largest census using computers, the Chinese government said in Beijing yesterday. Final preparations for the third national census, scheduled to start today, have been completed, the official Xinhua news agency said
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        Lock icon Shultz meets senators
        65 5 US SECRETARY of State-Designate George Shultz met senators in Washington yesterday. Leader of the Senate's Republican majority, Mr Howard Baker, predicted the Senate would confirm his nomination with little opposition. Mr Baker told reporters some senators had questions about Mr Shultz but no one had indicated that
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        Columbia sunbathes
        54 5 THE SPACE shuttle Columbia, scheduled to return to earth on Sunday, had its belly turned towards the sun on Tuesday in order to dry out the protective tile coating. Moisture might remain from a hailstorm which battered Kennedy Space Centre last Saturday, Mr Tom Moser, one of the
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        Lock icon French reshuffle
        78 5 TWO MINISTERS were replaced on Tuesday in France's first Cabinet changes since Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy's Socialists swept to power a year ago. Presidential spokesman Michel Vauzelle said Industry Minister Pierre Dreyfus, 74, who had been in ill-health, and Mrs Nicole Questiaux, Minister for National Solidarity, had stepped
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        Lock icon Spain's hopes dashed
        60 5 SPAIN'S HOPES of early entry into the European Community suffered a setback on Tuesday when leaders of the 10 member governments adopted a delaying measure initiated by France. The community ordered its executive commission to draw up a detailed list of the problems of enlarging its membership.
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        Lock icon 'N-pollution' claim
        67 5 A SOVIET newspaper claimed in Moscow yesterday that the British destroyer Sheffield, sunk by the Argentine air force off the Falkland Islands, carried nuclear arms that will soon start contaminating the Southern Atlantic. Quoting unnamed Latin American experts, the weekly. Literary Gazette, said thai the Sheffield was armed
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      Lock icon Deng to figure in major shake-up later this year
      233 5 BEIJING, Wed THERE will be a major reshuffle among the Chinese political hierarchy later this year, after which China's strongman, Mr Deng Xiaoping, is expected to join a top-level Commu- nist Party advisory body of veterans, VicePremier Wan Li said here
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      160 6 Simply buy $20 worth of goods from any Yaohan store during Yaohan's Mid Year Sale (25th June 7th July '82). Present your receipts at the Lucky Draw Counter for an instant draw. If you draw a coloured ball, you win 1 free ticket to see your favourite stars performing at
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      Lock icon More cases of trade espionage being investigated — report
      364 7 More cases of trade espionage being investigated report DETROIT, Wednesday THE United States government is investigating at least three other incidents of alleged industrial espionage by Japanese firms that will make the IBM af- j fair look "like small j potatoes," the Detroit News reported. The newspaper, in a report
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      Lock icon 'Vote or go to jail'
      83 7 ANKARA, Wed. The Consultative Assembly on Monday ratified a law providing for up to six months imprisonment for anyone who fails to vote in a November referendum on Turkey's new constitution, officials said yesterday. The assembly is writing the constitution, which will become the basis
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      Lock icon Canadian stocks dive after news of big budget deficit
      303 7 OTTAWA, Wednesday INVESTORS worried by Canada's new emergency budget and its US$l9.6 billion (Ss4l billion) deficit have pulled out of the nations largest stock exchange in droves, sending stock prices into their worst tumble in five months. The Toronto Stock Exchange
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      Lock icon Soviet artist can now leave
      94 7 MOSCOW, Wed. Soviet artist losif Kiblitsky. who staged a 36-day hunger strike for the right to join his wife in West Germany, said today he had been told by the authorities he would now be allowed to leave. Mr Kiblitsky. 36. who is married to
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      Lock icon Only one military man in Bignone Cabinet
      329 7 BUENOS AIRES, Wed. A 10-man Cabinet with a single military minister will be sworn in by Argentina's new military President, Major-General Reynaldo Bignone, when he takes over tomorrow, an official announcement said last night. Gen Bignone was called out of retirement and appointed
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      Lock icon US pushes for full inquiry on toxin use
      203 7 US pushes for full inquiry on toxin use UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The United States asked the UN General Assembly yesterday to urge permission for a UN group of experts to investigate on-the-spot reports alledging the use of lethal chemical and toxin weapons in Afghanistan, Laos and Cambodia. Speaking as a
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      Clerk who unmasked Soviet spy ring dies
      187 7 OTTAWA, Wed. Mr Igor Gooienko, an obscure Russian cipher clerk, whose defection In 1945 helped to unmask Soviet efforts to crack Western atom bomb secrets, has died, police and associates said yesterday. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police declined to give any details of
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    Nine owners to lose their HDB flats
    453 8 ENTIRE PREMISES RENTED OUT ILLEGALLY, SAYS BOARD NINE Housing Board flat owners and one rental tenant stand to lose their flats soon for having illegally rented out their entire premises. Three of them were exposed by their sub-tenants, and the rest, by HDB
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    $26,000 for a 'sunken' eye
    93 8 A FORMER timber broker, suffering from a "sunken" right eye after a road collision in 1978, was awarded damages totalling $26,843 and costs by Mr Justice Lai in the High Court yesterday. On the night of Feb 20, 1978, Mr Wee Ah Gua, 45. was
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    Home to take in more residents
    165 8 Home to take in more residents THE Tai Pel Old People's Home In Jalan kenamaii, off Balestier Road, will be able to Increase Its Intake of residents by four fold after Its new extension opens in Aogust. For a start, the IMbed home which now has 75 residents, will double
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    FORMER LAWYER CLAIMS TRIAL
    140 8 FORMER LAWYER CLAIMS TRIAL A FORMER lawyer, Goh Bin lay, 54, yesterday claimed trial to an amended charge of criminal breach of trust of $60,000. Two weeks ago, Goh, a Malaysian, was accused of CBT of $80,000 belonging to his clients in his former law office, Goh Bin Lay and
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    'Pirated' tapes: Court allows appeal
    106 8 THE High Court allowed the appeal yesterday of Lam Radio and R«'« ord Pte Ltd, at People's Park Centre, against conviction on two charges of possessing for sale two "pirated*' cassette tapes on March 11, lSBi. The conviction was set aside and the total fine
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    CCs closed today
    19 8 THE People's Association headquarters and all community centres will be closed today to mark PA Day.
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    Panel formed to study guidelines for pay rise
    331 8 Panel formed to study guidelines for pay rise THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry has formed an annual wage increment guidelines sub-committee. The move is in response to the Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tony Tan's recent call to unions and employers to play a more active
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    Trip for the adventurous
    52 8 YOUTHS can sign up for a July 13-18 trip to the Pahang National Park. Organised by the Mountbatten Community Centre, the charge is $230 for non-members and $220 for members. This includes transport by train and launch, and hostel accomodation. For details, telephone *****68 or *****87
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    Taking to the sea
    53 8 TWO community centres will be organising sea activities on Sunday at 9 a.m. Ponggol Point's biennial sea carnival has ski-boat, rowing boat and canoe races. The Sembawang Canoe Club, which is part of the Canberra community centre youth group, is holding its fifth canoe carnival at
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    We support courtesy drive, says trade group
    114 8 We support courtesy drive, says trade group THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry fully supports the national courtesy campaign launched by the Prime Minister on Tuesday, Mr Lim Kee Ming, its president, said yesterday. The chamber will through its publications publicise news on courtesy and distribute slogans and
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    Fitness test
    22 8 THE next National Aerobic Fitness Award test will be held on July 17 at the National Stadium at 4.30 p.m.
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    President at ceremony
    64 8 PRESIDENT Devan Nair and the First Lady yester- day attended the conseoration ceremony of the j Sri Arasakesari Sivan Temple in Woodlands I Road. Held once every 10 to 15 > years, the consecration or the Kumba-abisham ceremony takes place after renovation work on the temple. This
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    -Woman seeks order to be joint owner of JTC flat
    362 8 Woman seeks order to be joint owner of JTC flat A HOUSEWIFE has asked the High Court to declare that she is the joint owner of a five-room Jurong Town Corporation flat which is registered in the name of her ex-husband. Madam Raiama d o Vidyadharan, 39. made the application
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    Saying goodbye...
    1008 9  -  PHILIP LEE, By Associate News Editor 4 YOU were heartbroken. But yon did not go to pieces. You were sad. Bat you did not sulk. You were angry. But you understood. You found It hard to work. But you continued to produce vigorous news- A papers... The Group
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    Gems, watches taken in theft
    58 9 THREE armed robbers broke into a semi-detached house in East Coast Parkway on Tuesday and stole $50,000 worth of jewellery and Rolex watches. Houseowner C. S. Urn, 32, said the masked robbers woke him up and confronted him with choppers. He and his wife were
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    Man jailed for cheating trader
    80 9 Man jailed for cheating trader A JOBLESS man, Gopala Krishnan so Sanmugam, 30, was jailed for five months on Tuesday for cheating a textile trader of $15,416. Gopala admitted cheating Mr Paramjit Singh, 32, a director of Baiaj Textile Re Ltd, in High Street, by making him believe that a
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    Let's get together
    34 9 MOULMEIN community centre's youth group wil) hold an overnight gathering on July 17 and 18 at Changi Sealand Road Bungalow from 4 p.m. For details, contact Miss Linda Lim on *****60
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    SAF 'needs to improve faster'
    540 9  -  RONNIE WAI By A PROMOTION ceremony for 217 regular SAF officers yesterday was cause for celebration. But before that. Defence Minister Goh Chdk Tong had a few strong words for the rank and file. He stressed the need for a quickening of pace in the
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      92 9 Berita Harian's 25th year: Guiding Malays to their national role: P. 16 iHH 4 f Iy' A Lanvin. Simply speechless. B LANVIN Wowing autnorsea aeaieis AL PRIMO •C K TANG CHAMPS ELYSEES CHANRAI S DAIYO ELEGANCE HILTON ISETAN HAVELOCK ISETAN ORCHARD KAIYO KLASSE LUCKY PLAZA KLASSE PENINSULA PLAZA KIM JOO
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    Tenders for PUB's offshore station
    268 11 Tenders for PUB's offshore station TENDERS will be called on Friday to supply part of the major mechanical and electrical equipment needed for the Public Utilities Board's first offshore island power station. In the first quarter of next year, another tender will be called to supply more similar equipment for
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    Opening day
    192 11 THE MP for Moulmein. Mr I-awrence Sia Khoon Seong, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the Moulmein Zone A residents' committee centre on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. There will also be a dinner and variety show. PEDESTRIANS along Scotts Road may have been Intrigued by the sight
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    Swaying palms take root all in a day
    196 11  -  LIM HUI KIAU By soil around them are then carefully dug out from the ground. They are wrapped with a gunny sack and transported at once by lorry to the new site, where they are hoisted by cranes and placed Into position.
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    The instant trees
    14 11 FULLY grown palm trees line the walkway overnight Moving into position
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    'Only top-flight management' can keep up productivity
    389 11 'Only top-flight management' can keep up productivity MANAGEMENT in Singapore must not just be adequate but first class if productivity is to flourish. In this respect, Singapore managers have considerable room for improvement, said Mr R.W. Lutton, former president of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce. Emphasising the need for
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    Home-grown style of managing may exist
    158 11 THERE may be a Singapore management style but there is no knowledge of it because no one has bothered to find out. To University of Chicago business policy professor Thomas Whisler, this is a possibility that should be explored if the country is interested
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    NCC Day parade
    30 11 THE Permanent Secretary (Education), Mr Goh Kirn Leong, will review the National Cadet Corps Day parade, at the Temasek Junior College sports stadium today at 5 p.m.
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    Computer meter may include burglar -alarm
    175 11 Computer meter may include burglar -alarm A FIRE alarm, and possibly a burglar alarm, will be part of the computerised meter-reading system now Installed In M Delta Avenue flats. (ailed the Integrate Telemetering, Alarm and Telecontrol System (Itoto), the Installation Ls the first in Singapore and is aimed at saving
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    Big projects in pipeline to draw more tourists
    353 11 Big projects in pipeline to draw more tourists THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is worki ing on several top projects to attract more tourists and make them stay longer. The projects include a theme park, an Asian cultural complex, a planetarium and a marina complex. The need for more highquality
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    Joint blood gift drive
    40 11 THE Singapore Bus Service and the National Transport Workers' Union will jointly launch a blood donation campaign from tomorrow. The five-day blood donation sessions will be held at the SBS headquarters, depots, and the union's headquarters.
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    High Court cuts forfeited bail
    224 12 THK High Court in an ap- I peal yesterday slashed the amount of bail, forfeited by a magistrate in a case against two women bailors, from $2,500 to $100 each. The appellants were Niah Ah Noi, a hawker, and her married daugh- i ter, Chua
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    Man's death was mishap
    56 12 A LABOURER, S. A. Arumugam, 39, died of acute alcoholic intoxication after police found him and his wife, Madam P. K.Pawani, 29. semiconscious in Bugis Street, a coroner's court heard yesterday. He died in the Beach Road Solice station lock-up last une 30 after being arrested
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    25 pupils win prizes
    42 12 A TOTAL of 25 Singapore pupils won prizes in the 1980 Shankar's International Children's Competition. Applications for the 1963 contest are now open and entries must be sent to the organisers in New Delhi, India, by Dec 31.
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    Book trade watches Marican moves
    233 12  -  LILLIAN CHEW B, CERTAIN developments regarding one of Singapore's more established book stores, Marican and Sons, have set the trade speculating that Maricans has decided to trim its book retailing business. The most well-known of Maricans' outlets, the branch at DBS Building, closed last week
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    Police to crack down on illegal parking
    205 12 Police to crack down on illegal parking THE Traffic Police will tow away vehicles indiscriminately parked along Dhoby Ghaut, Selegie Road, Jalan Toa I Payoh and Balestier I Road. Starting today, traffic poI licemen will patrol these I busy thoroughfares and summon motorists defying no-parking laws. Vehicles that impede the
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    Businessman jailed for cheating
    86 12 BUSINESSMAN Tan Chye Meng, 34, was jailed for a year on Tuesday for abetting to cheat and cheating various people of a total of $18,637. He was found guilty of five charges and was sentenced to between six months and a year; the sentences to run
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    Programmes £or pupils
    82 12 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will telecast new programmes this month based on books for pupils. The three programmes for lower primary pupils are: The Enchanted Castle; The Whispers of Glocken; and Baldmoney, Sneezewort, Dodder and Cloudberry. For upper primary and lower secondary pupils the programmes to be
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    Ministry looks into teachers' complaints
    526 12  - Ministry looks into teachers' complaints JUNE TAN GRADUATES WHO GET LESS By Our Education Reporter THE Education Ministry is examining an alleged "injustice" faced by non-graduate teachers who upgraded themselves by getting university degrees but who later lost out in salary on conversion to the new pay scales. In this
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    Teaching policemen to deal with snakes
    120 12 Teaching policemen to deal with snakes A TALK and demonstration course to help police officers deal with some common snakes will begin in the middle of the month. A Singapore Zoological Gardens official said the one-day demonstration at the zoo will help police learn how to identify poisonous and non-poisonous
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    Scholarship awards for teachers
    83 12 Scholarship awards for teachers TEACHERS can now applyto pursue postgraduate studies or research, leading to a Masters degree in Chinese language literature, at the Chinese University of Hongkong under the Commonwealth scholarship and fellowship plan. The closing date for entries to the two-year course is July 31. Applications for the
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    Helping students with personal -problems
    162 12 Helping students with personal -problems MORE students with personal problems will be able to look to their teachers for help, now that a special course is being started to train teachers to be counsellors. The course, entitled Helping the Adolescent, is organised jointly by tho Institute of Education and the
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    Sentence on youth put off
    67 12 A YOUTH, who admitted two charges of robbery, had his sentence postponed by a district judge yesterday for a prf -sentence report. I-ee Hock Chye, 17. a vehicle sprayer, pleaded guilty to joining three others in robbing a taxi-driver, Mr C'heah Soo Sang of $45
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    Cake making
    30 12 SERANGOON Gardens community centre will start a cake making (advanced) class next month on Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. For details, call the centre on *****69.
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    Youth Orchestra for Rome festival
    159 12 THE Singapore Youth Orchestra will take part in the most prestigious international event for youth orchestras this month. This is the 1982 International Festival of Youth Orchestras and the Performing Arts, and the SYO is one of the seven orchestras in the world which qualified
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    Cabby punched on face by WP chairman
    442 13  - Cabby punched on face by WP chairman ELENA CHONG TOOTING OF HORN LED TO INCIDENT court told By A TAXI driver yesterday told a magistrate's court that a motorist opened the door of his cab and punched him on the nose near a road junction. When Mr Lee Yin Choy,
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    $16m software centre to be set up in Science Park
    412 13 $16m software centre to be set up in Science Park A SOFTWARE Technology Centre will be set up in the $500 million Kent Ridge Science Park the latest in a series of government efforts to turn Singapore into a computer city. The move is geared to promoting local research and
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    Five win NCB post-grad grants
    142 13 Five win NCB post-grad grants THE winners of the first National Computer Board Postgraduate Scholarships have been announced. They are Messrs Tao Yao Sing, 28, Wong Chee Wai, 26, Goh Teng Chiew, 28, Wong Yuet Nan, 25 and Ko Kheng Hwa, 27. For Wong Yuet Nan and Ko Kheng Hwa,
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    Road to go one-way
    48 13 VAN KIT ROAD in the Tanjong Pagar area will be converted into a one-way road from the Van Kit market to Cantonment Road Traffic signals will be put up at the junction of Van Kit Road and Cantonment Road from tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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    Suicide over weight loss
    78 13 A SHOP assistant who was upset over his acute weight loss was found hanged on the branch of a rambutan tree along a lane off North Buona Vista Road, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Mr Tan Mia Khng. 26, had been depressed and complained of his
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    Medicines which fall under Poisons Act
    141 13 THE Health Ministry has listed the following medicinal products under the Poisons Act. These can only be obtained on doctors' prescription: dmetidine; Its salts; IHgitalls, glycosldes of; other active principles of digitalis; Dlpyrldamole; Phenacetin; Pre- nylamlne; Its salts; Prlmldone; Kanltidine; Its wits. The following
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    Mum charged with murder
    50 13 A MOTHER was charged yesterday with the murder of her four-year-old daughter. Ng Sai Cheng, in Kampong San Teng cemetery sometime between Monday noon and Tuesday morning. Lee Sock Choo. 27, was ordered :o be remanded in Changi Prison Hospital until July 21 for psychiatric examination.
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      Lock icon Malaysia's man at recent ILO talks 'not representative'
      482 15 PETALING JAVA, Wednesday THE International Labour Organisation's credentials committee has ruled that the governmentbacked workers' delegate from Malaysia to the recent ILO conference in Geneva was not representative of organised labour in that country. It said that the nomination of Mr Jamaluddin
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        Lock icon Investors still keen
        56 15 FOREIGN investment is still flowing into Malaysia despite the worldwide recession, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Lew Sip Hon said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Despite claims that the recession had affected the country's business sector, the first five months of this year witnessed an increase in
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        Lock icon EEC states protectionist'
        76 15 MALAYSIAN textile manufacturers have accused the European Economic Community (EEC) countries of adopting a highly protectionist attitude, resulting in the abortive negotiations in Brussels for a new textile trade agreement recently. Malaysian Textile Manufacturers Association president, Mr Y. H. Tan, said yesterday that the EEC negotiators had
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        Lock icon C'wealth appointment
        70 15 MALAYSIA'S DirectorGeneral of Education, Tan Sri Haii Murad bin Mohamed Noor, has been appointed to the high-power-ed Commonwealth Standing Committee on Student Mobility, the Commonwealth secretarygeneral Shridath Ramphal announced in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The committee was set up to advise governments on student mobility within the Commonwealth countries,
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      150 15 PENANG, Wed. A Singaporean woman holidaying here with a tour group has been reported musing. Koh AI Klak, 28, (above) whose Identity card number Is 122M57I, was last seen on June 25 at 3 p.m. The Georgetown OCPD, Supt Mokhtar Daud, said today that Koh came to
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      Lock icon Hundreds suffer from side-effects of sinseh's drug
      286 15 Hundreds suffer from side-effects of sinseh's drug MALACCA, Wednesday HUNDREDS of people in Malacca and towns in neighbouring states are believed to be suffering from the side-effects of a Chinese sinseh's prescription. Doctors said the number of those affected could be considered "epidemic" in proportions. The sinseh is believed to
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      Lock icon Five new hospitals
      59 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Five private hospitals will be built here and in Selangor within the next five years, signifying an upsurge in demand for specialist services in the country. Two of the five, with a 200--bed capacity each, are expected to be completed in 1985 and will
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      Call for free trade zone
      260 15 Call for free trade zone KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A team of consultants has recommended that the Federal government seriously consider creating a free trade zone (FTZ) near Johore Port to enable it to compete with Singapore. The consultants from the University of Malaya's Faculty of Economic and Public Administration, in
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      Lock icon 14 pc cut for Budget
      107 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia will have to cot this year's Budget by 14 per cent because of the world recession, Prime Minister Datuk Serf Mahathir Mohamad said today. Speaking to reporters after a Cabinet meeting where the decision was taken, Dr Mahathir said the Budget
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    Guiding Malays to their national role
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    Self-reliance as food for thought
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    Making their mark while young
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      Hanyu Pinyin mystery man
      51 17 Hanyu Pinyin mystery man I REFER to the letter, "Mandarin names better for pupils" (ST, June 24). 1 tried to contact Mr Zhou Jlngwan at the Ministry of Education one afternoon. I was told by the switchboard that no one by that name works at the ministry. ZHOVS ZAT Singapore
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      The right to one's name
      429 17 USE OF HANYU PINYIN NAMES IN SCHOOLS I REFER to the letter by Mr Chew King Hwan of the Ministry of Education (ST, June 24) with regards to the writing of names in Hanyu Pinyin. All of us have the human right, a right which
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      Start them when they're young and not midway
      135 17 I REFER to the reply by Zhou Jingwan for the Education Ministry (ST, June 24). 1 agree that pupils in Singapore who have Chinese names in Chinese characters should pronounce their names in Mandarin. However, the compulsory use of Hanyu Pinyin names
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      VITB prospects are good
      279 17 I REFER to the letter by "Ray" entitled, "Please look into disparity between trainers (ST, June 14). The terms and conditions of service of the Board necessarily differ from those of the Educa- tion Service (and vice versa), as they are intended to attract those who
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      The other side of the coin
      219 17 I WOULD like to relate my personal experience in giving Mandarin names to my children. As both my wife and I are Chinese-educated, we had no difficulty in agreeing to use Mandarin as the working language in our family when we got married 15
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      Confucianist ethics should not confuse
      137 17 Confucianist ethics should not confuse I REFER to the comments made by Mr Wong Yibai "Confucianism in our Schools" (ST, June 21) to the effect that the task of formulating a new form of ethical education to augment that provided by religious institutions can only be done through Confucianism. Those
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        162 17 MY WIFE and I are both civil servants. When we registered for a HDB flat, I used my entitlement and only had to pay the administration fees. Since then, the family has grown. I went to the HDB hoping to book a bigger flat using my
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      Crying for their pound of flesh
      72 17 TO THOSE Solid Gold fans and SBC, may I suggest that these innocent victims of the censors are crying because their regular diet of Solid Flesh is being tampered with. There are better avenues and sources of such diet available for personal consumption, than
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      Give us back our boys in blue
      32 17 Give us back our boys in blue WHY does SBC have to involve 113 police officers in a make-be-lieve drama when oar real crime rates are going up? STEVE MCGARETT Singapore 1954.
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      Could SBC broadcast opera?
      37 17 Could SBC broadcast opera? In January, the Guangdong Teochew Opera Troupe performed at the National Theatre. Could SBC broadcast the opera for the benefit of those who could not attend the live show? CONCERNED SON Singapore W2l
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      How about something new?
      104 17 How about something new? WE ARE having too many re-runs on SBC at the moment. The movies that are shown are either oldies (but not goodies) or some cheap, low-budget films that should never have been shown at all. We have had such cheap musicals like "Val Doonican and Mcl
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    4 18 ••on organ donation
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    1327 18  -  SUBHASH MEHTA By IN HIS opening address at the symposium on "Organ donation whose responsibility?" held at Mandarin Hotel on June 12 this year, Dr Khoo Oon Teik, Chairman of the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) said: "NKF has held talks in schools and community centres. It has
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    Steps for an effective programme
    486 18 TO PROVIDE for an effective programme of cadaver kidney donation requires the Improvement of society's knowledge of the problem and removal of the unfounded beliefs. Development of such a programme cannot be the solr responsibility of doctor.. It Ls the task of society and the
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    207 18 1 Dialysis (or kidney machine) can cure kidney failure True/False 2 A kidney failure potienf needs protein rich diet True/False 3 A person can live a normal life with one kidney only True/False 4 Since transplants often fail, doctors prefer to keep kidney
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        Acma gets approval
        42 19 ACMA Electrical Industries said that shareholders have approved the payment of a final dividend of 5 per cent for the year ended Dec 31, 1981 at its annual general meeting yesterday. The dividend will be paid on July 21.
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        Larut Tin Fields
        55 19 LARUT Tin Fields Bhd has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that it does not expect any substantial change in the profitability of the company for the current year, compared with 1981. The directors have also not considered any dividend payment on the capital enlarged by its
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        Cometa renamed
        29 19 GANDA Holdings Bhd's wholly owned subsidiary, Cometa Trading Sdn Bhd, has changed its name to Ganda Palm Services Sdn Bhd. Ganda Palm provides services for agro-based industries.
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        Kamunting Tin
        37 19 KAMUNTTNG Tin Dredging (M) Bhd has submitted queries from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on its decision to shut down a dredge to its board. A reply will be made once the matter is considered.
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        Castlefield dividend
        54 19 CASTLEFIELD (Klang) Rubber Estate PLC has declared an interim dividend of 4 pence per 10 pence share for the year ended June 30, 1982. The dividend for 1980 81 was 2 pence per share. This year's dividend is payable on Aug 4 and the last day for lodging
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        Hytex losses
        34 19 HYTEX Ltd yesterday announced group operating losses of $2.18 million for the six months ended March 31, 1982, compared with previous losses of $820,034 on sales of $2.33 million ($3.12 million previously).
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        Unilite Electrical
        34 19 UNILITE Electrical Industries Bhd has reported group after-tax losses of M 52.67 million ($3.26 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. Turnover for the year was $18,326 against $801,339 in 1980.
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        104 19 LONDON, Wed. A soil stabiliser which could provide a powerful stimulus to agricultural development and the economic infrastructure of countries with large desert areas is undergoing operating tests in the West Asia and Africa. The material, known as agrosoke, is a polymer plastic supplied in granular form, rather
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        Lock icon Inflation slowdown
        100 19 BRUSSELS, Wed. Consumer prices in the European Economic Community rose 0.8 per cent in May, indicating a continued slowdown of inflation, the EEC statistical service said. The 11.2 per cent inflation rate for the year ending May 31 was the lowest in the 10-nation trade bloc since mid
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        Lock icon Seoul fears
        67 19 SEOUL, Wed. The government, fearful that the recent lowering of bank interest rates will spark a run on domestic funds, said that it is encouraging firms to import on credit. In order to sustain South Korea's balance of payments, the government also said that it would liberalise its
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        Pertamina gas
        81 19 JAKARTA, Wed. Pertamina, the Indonesian national oil company, is increasing its exports of liquefied natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas to offset the decline in earnings from crude oil sales. Indonesia's average crude output this month was only 1.27 million barrels per day (bpd). A quota of 1.3
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      Hotel Phoenix in move to computerise operations
      471 19 HOTEL Phoenix has invested close to $500,000 to computerise its front and back office operations. The front office operations of the 300-room hotel will go on-line sometime in October or November this year. Functions to be computerised include guest accounts, financial transactions, room
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      Associated Plastics expects M$l2m profits
      512 19 ASSOCIATED Plastics Industries Bhd, which is changing its name to Amalgamated Properties and Industries Bhd, has forecast group pretax profits of not less than Msl2 million in the current year ending Dec 31, 1982. This profit forecast is contained in APl's circular to shareholders in
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      Dunlop Estates has market value of M$399m
      456 19 THE waiting period is now over the computer on the trading floor of the Stock Exchange of Singapore comes online today. And with the changeover, board writers can now sit at their terminals to record the exchange's share transactions instead of standing up
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      Two-day seminar on strategic marketing
      143 19 Two-day seminar on strategic marketing THE Marketing Institute of Singapore, in association with the National University of Singapore, is organising a two-day seminar on Strategic Marketing at the Hyatt Regency on July 8 and 9. The main objective is to help those responsible for making strategic decisions related to product/
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      Cost paring measures help raise SBS earnings
      258 19 Cost paring measures help raise SBS earnings CLEARLY benefiting from its extensive cost reduction programme, Singapore Bus Service (1978) Ltd has turned in a commendable 34. 9- per cent growth in group pretax profits to $13.5 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. The rise in earnings was achieved
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      62 19 Imisu-ad Bhd >unlu|i Ind ■ulnnms ITC I -1 h CSC (.uthrtt- Bhd Mil 10 -5 1 CCM II N Haw Par Nat Iron (old Storagp (■rntliiKs ln.h. ap.- llhil PMC 2 A h 'an Elee toUnnan* Trading 2 -^5 Perils Plant S.-mh Ship Sap Carp 14
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      Prices firmer in selective trading
      533 19 SINGAPORE: The stork market closed slightly firmer on buying Interest in moderate selective trading. The Straits Times industrial index rose 3.88 points to 712.14. Among leading Industrials and finances. Anna firmed 16 rents to $3.18, Perils Plantations and Oversea Chinese Banking Corp earh gained li
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      SCOREBOARD
      28 19 Industrials Finance Up 52 7 Down 10 unoh 21 6 Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans 8 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 3 2 2
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        Most Active
        22 19 Fromet 322.000 Sel Prop 149.000 C C 134,000 Hotel Prop 122,000 Anna 117.000 Total turnover: 3.45 m Total value: J10.02m
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        Rises
        32 19 tcma lolton lea View •erlu Plant "rnmi-l I T P 1975 C >unlop lnd 320 235 400 374 296 492 304 380 «j 20 15 14 14 14 12 10 B
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        Indices
        39 19 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC: SESInd: June 29 June 30 *****8 *****1 698.26 702.14 1700.04 1703.16 1095.23 1098.82 624.54 626.45 297.09 297.22 875.79 873.21 649.28 653.09 530.28 535.61
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        Falls
        44 19 r»ipinK Textile S.I Iron Ki.o Vllit-d Choc U O L I C r.nt U M W llonn Fok M M C Boustead JIU 139 600 595 178 273 158 295 299 258 186 -11 -5 -5 -1 ■1 -2 -1 -1 -1 -.i
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      157 19 BANK OF CHINA SINGAPORE BRANCH Gold Passbook Accounts Bank of China will introduce Gold Passbook accounts as from 2nd July 1 982 in order to provide a wider spectrum of service for our customers. For passbook accounts, the gold are sold in grams and of 999.9 finess. Prices of gold
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    Singapore closing prices
    2359 20 Turnover figures In this table are unofficial. Adjusted for scrip/ rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded ln lots of II shares each, with price quoted In dollars. SK TION ONE IHH2 lliKh Uw (ompanv IMM STRIAI. ft COMMERCIAL Ort Net Last Div P/E Vol Day. Sale •or-
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    COPPER
    37 20 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets) Wirebars Spot buyer* C ***** ii:759 50). sellers £787 00 (£7(0.50): Three Months buyers U)OS SO (i:7WSO. sellers £810 00 (£783 00. Market Use: Firm. Halm: 15.425 tonnes
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    Uptrend in KL
    384 20 BKTTER all-round interest took Bhara to higher ground on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, closing the half-year period on a steady note Turnover- increased significantly After a slightly higher owning, values generally Improved for most of the day but the overall gains were mostly marginal to
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    33 20 Industrials Up 49 Down 12 uncl 23 Finance 5 1 1 Hotels 1 Properties Oil Palms 5 4 1 1 rins 2 4 rubbers 4 3 2 E rubbers Deb Loans
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    1470 20 BID and offer prices officially listra and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna II) 3.36 (12) 3.38 (1) 3.40 (1) 3.50 (1) 3.52 (16)
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    Unit trusts
    211 20 SINGAPORK (NIT TRI'ST (Maaanera' prior* tar Jol> I) The Commerce 2.73 2.87xd The Savings Fund 1.55 1.63 I Spore Prog Fund 1 23 1.29 Spore Sec. Fund 1.88 1.97 Spore Invest Fund 0.99 1 04xd Spore Equity Fund 1.18 1.24 ASIA IM! TBI'ST (Maaaxjers' prirea far Jaly I)
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    Index is back to above 700 mark
    602 20 TIIK Singapore .stuck mar- 1 ket put up an Inspiring performanre yesterday. Although there were pockets of profit-taking, they failed to stop prices from finishing generally higher. The Straits Times Industrial Index at last succeeded in moving back above the 7M level for
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1635 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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      Hongkong
      432 20 STOCKS yesterday closed steadier, but off their highs on light profit-taking towards the close, in quiet trading in the half-day session ahead of a local holiday today. Prices steadied in line with Wall Street's close, with investors mostly taking a wait and see attitude due to a lack of
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      Sydney
      429 20 HEAVYWEIGHT miners yesterday dominated a quiet day's trading after which the market closed steady overall with the All Ordinaries index up 2.4 points at 473.1. The industrial marker rose I three points to 630.7 and the resources index 1.8 points to 345.1. CRA featured, adding six cents at A
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      Tokyo
      368 21 PRICES yesterday picked up towards the close on scattered bargain hunling after ruling slightly lower in spite of the yen's overnight recovery and the steadiness on Wall Street. The market average rose! 33.17 to close at 7,213.87 on thin volume of 180 million shares, while the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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      New York
      364 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Stocks prices rallied in the final minutes of trading, reversing a late afternoon slide, to close mixed on the day. Wall Street analysts said prices were buoyed by traders moving into the market looking for bargains. The Dow Jones industrial average rose less than one
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      590 21 LONDON. Wed. Government bonds firmed today and equity leaders closed narrowly mixed with the threat of a train drivers strike due to commence oN Sunday restricting trading volume, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 1.3 points at 553.3. Government bonds gained as much as point helped
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      RUBBERS
      24 21 lertam 'astlefleld ■onsplant Hghlands IME :uala Lumpur lullITI talakoff 48 unch 380 unch 63 unch 163 unch 46 unch 47 -1 71 -S
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      Selected indices
      52 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 552.0 Monday 544.2 Week Ago 555.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 812.21 Monday 811.93 Week Ago 798.66 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1278.56 Tuesday 1269 39 Week Ago 1274.55 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 830 7 Tuesday 827.8 Week Ago 625.3 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 473.1 Tuesday 470.8 Week
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      Amsterdam
      209 21 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mainly higher, buoyed by a higher Wall Street close, but gains were mainly limited, dealers said. KLM showed the major gain among the internationals, firming 1.30 to 88.80 guilders, but Unilever fell 0.90 to 144.10. Banks rose in reaction to recent declines, with ABN
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      Zurich
      219 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed slightly higher with volume above yesterday's low levels, dealers said. Sentiment was improved by a combination of positive factors, such as the morning's slightly easier US dollar and Wall Street's overnight firmness, they said. .ctloni SuUaei ITI .luiulMe Br. 401 .luiuliae Rat. 1M Irown
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      Bangkok
      133 21 PRICES yesterday closed mixed with losses and gains about equal in inactive trading which centred around cement and finance groups. Aokham Thai Ail* Ftbr» AyuUi&ya Inv And Trurt Bant kok Bank HI +1 Bank Of Ajvidnara Lid ii« -i Bala Shot Bern Jucktr Charoonc Thai Wire i|9 i FV««ton«
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      116 21 PRICES yesterday were firmer as the commercial industrial sector remained unchanged while mining recovered and oils were easier Peaot •t Phil Hldfi 6 IS -0 1 ico* Mining OCU .0 0002 Lnflo Phil 003 unch lpe< Mining B 01 unch lUai Con B 1450 -04 t*fU>o Oold 0014 -*****
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      RUBBER
      656 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly firmer yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 183.00 cents per kilo, up 0.75 cent on Tuesday's close, dealers said. The morning market gained 0.25 cent after fluctuating narrowly in quiet trading, they said. Prices rose fractionally in quiet afternoon
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      SSR and SMR
      98 21 M M IN <SK and SMK prim vnwrday RAB Mb i urr.nl Mth) Huirr. Srllrr. ,1 [.in p.llrli ***** *****N ■KM II ton pallet) ***** *****N MRF.LB July Aufuil --MKc'V ilMpdlni 206.00 207.00N Mill < 1 ton pallMl 206 50 207 SON 1 1 u,n p.lkl) 184
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 21 Rubber: June 30 Singapore: July: 183.00 cents (up 0.75 cent) Malaysia: July: 202.50 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 50 tonnes (down 81 tonnes)
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      Produce prices
      137 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, do*o clwUg prices per IN kg yesterday. («r*aot «tl: 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 Asia NLW $340.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      GOLD
      209 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $21,876 and closed at 521.858 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.25 ***** and was traded lower to 5313.50 314.00 before firming to $315 00 315 60 Profit-taking brought it down to $314 X 314.80 and it
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      TIN
      194 21 THE STRAITS tin price remained unchanged at MJ29.15 per kilo in Penane yesterday, on an official offering down 81 tonnes to 50 tonnes. The overnight London market was easier with forward buyers falling £40 to C 7.060 per tonne. LONDON: Afternoon values continued to lose ground on Tuesday, as
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      PALM OIL
      218 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market weakened on short-selling in active trading yesterday, dealers said. In July, south dropped $20 to MJ7BS per tonne and central $17.50 to $777.50 while August saw south and central losing $17 .50 each to $780. In September central and south
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      Silver quotes
      33 21 New York 5.788 5.348 585S 541S Zurich 5358 5.088 545S 5.18S We< Tmtm SitlKapore 5 7SB 5.308 S.BSS S.MS aosing prices in US dollars a troy ounce Some: CnriH B^h>, B'pwe.
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    Money and Exchanges
    360 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2.1510 30 and was traded to a low of $2.1480 90 before closing at $2 1495 05 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was quiet and thin as most dealers kept a square position for the last day of the
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    NOMINAL RATES
    354 21 Phili ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on June 30: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on June 30: Bid Offer [NTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Curr«nci«i Nominal nln Smithaoman P»rc»nt»g« quoted y»tt»rd«y icro««lp«nly Chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency:
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    Discount
    42 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on June 30: Call deposits i' Cloiint Buying Selling i-month Freasury bills 4 3** 1-month Bank bills 8 3/16 91/16 3 months CD 9't 9 6 months CD 9'« 9 •Mm: NtUwuU Hmul i
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    Money market
    35 21 nosing interbank rales I. ingapore dollars on June 30 Offer Bid vernighi 1 o 1 month hi 2 months 9 g', 3 months 9 1 16 gl5 16 Overnight mode 1 'or I
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    Prime lending rates
    24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is II.X per cent.
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      Kuok group expected to float Rasa Sayang
      581 22 RASA Sayang Beach Hotels Bhd, another member of the Kuok group and owner of Penanjf s largest hotel complex, is expected to be floated on the stock market shortly, after the current offer of its stablemate, Federal Flour Mills, is completed. Business Times
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      Deutsche Bank unit profits higher
      209 22 Deutsche Bank unit profits higher DEUTSCHE Bank (Asia Credit) increased its operating profits last year with a further strengthening of its foreign exchange and money market operations. The bank's pre-tax profits rose 52 per cent to $46 million. After allowing for taxes, these amounted to $4 million, a rise of
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      Bigger OUB presence expected at ACB
      380 22 OVERSEAS Union Bank, whose managing director Lee Hee Seng was recently appointed chairman of Asia Commercial Bank, is expected to nominate more of its representatives to the ACB board shortly after the retirement of two directors yesterday. Directors Chua Seek Thim and Sim Hay
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      256 22 Decline in Japanese foreign trade contracts TOKYO, Wed. The dollar value of Japan's foreign trade contracted sharply in May although the country continued to earn a substantial visible surplus. The Finance Ministry yesterday said exports fell 6.3 per cent from year-ago levels to US$ll.4 billion (5524.6 billion) while imports were
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      Tokyu shares offered at spc discount
      267 22 TOkVl Land Corporation's II million shares, to be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore on July 19, will be offered at S2.d* (I)SSI.2M) each. This issue price represents a 5 per per cent discount from Tuesday's closing price of 325 yen on the
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      Better operating results expected at GI Holdings
      296 22 Better operating results expected at G I Holdings GROWTH Industrial Holdings, which suffered a $5.24 million operating loss last year, is expecting "significantly better operating results this year. Chairman E. E. Kahlenberg, in the company's latest annual report, said last year's poor performance was the result of losses from its
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      No approval yet for Hotel Royal purchase
      183 22 HOTEL Royal's purchase of two Malaysian companies to diversify into the cultivation of cocoa has yet to be approved by the Malaysian Foreign Investments Committee. The two companies Mujur Estate Sdn Bhd and Sebatik Plantations Sdn Bhd own a total of 367.9 hectares
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      1371 24 \SS/|| D Personal Services |\S3/1| Q Personal Services I. a— ill P Werehandlse J \s- i\\ P Merchandise Thank from The Board of Directors andMariagementof A P Photo Store Pte Ltd express their sincere appreciation to all friends and well-wishers for their felicitations on our 10th Anniversary A&P Photo Store
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      696 24 WE SPECIALISED IN renovating of i HDB flats and private houses Good workmanship from experienced tiler al reasonable price. 10. Groundfloor. Golden Wall Flatted Factory. Jalan Rajah (off Balestler Road) Tel *****21 Thomas Ng METAL WORKS FOR HOUSEHOLD Industries Gates, windows, grilles, fencing and aluminium works. Karlim Company *****11 ONG
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      445 24 )Qf C Business To Business Trade Enquiries Are Wekome l legume; leprewfitafot for Auo t Taiwan panthek PANTHER MERCHANT PTI. LTD. Wk 2706// Shot Tmm 100 Inch Rood Suqoport 0718 lei mrm tmw 11. ts mx rumu WHITE BOARDS AVAILABLE 3 ft by 2 ft. 525. Also other sizes available
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      484 24 WELDING SETS. RECONDITIONED Lister Diesel Engine HR2 and HA2 welding sets 300 amperes for sale Tel *****65 Jimmy I.cc. Tel *****14 S.K. Lee FORKLIFTS FOR RENTAL Uilly weekly/ monthly 2 1/2 to 6 tons Repairs and service forklifUs also available Tel: *****88/ *****06 2.71 GM MARINE (ieneralor Set 30 KW,
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      504 24 FRENCH GEOPHYSICAL COMPANY requires ACCOUNTANT loi Branch Ottica. Applicant!, should possess v Oagrs* in Accountancy. 2. Vary good knowtedg* of writtan and spoksn French. Intrrisieil persons, kindly submit curriculum vitae and state salary expected to: CCG Suits 10S, Csfitrsl Building 1 Magszin* Road. Singapore 0105. MALE MANAGER FOR LARGE GARMENT
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      443 25 nim Tan Chong Industrial Machinery Pte Ltd invites application tor the following positions RECEPTIONIST Cum TELEPHONE OPERATOR (Jurong Workshop) DCS <Q Itvej and ability to type c Between 11 -25 years of age c Pleasant personality and good temperament c Preferably bl-llngual in English and Mandarin c Previous working experience
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      441 25 ftB]EMETROr7 I We are a Urge multi-national I company manufacturing I printed circuit boards and I bonding wires Good C.C.E. XT level Some working experience an advantage Must be able to type accurately Male Singapore citizen Secondary education with 1-2 years expolice or security experience Must be able to work
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      505 25 A leading commercial institution has vacancies for the following positions i) Junior Clerk/Typist Offset Duplicating Machine Operator Applicants slaying around Sims Avenue/Geylang are preferred Attractive starling salary and usual fringe benefits will be offered to all successful applicants Interested parties, please call 747 2853 for an Immediate Interview FROM TODAY
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      430 25 FOR TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT CALL: *****26/ *****65 313, 3 rd floor Afro-Asia Building 63, Robinson Road (above (MPH) ASIA PACIFIC SHIPYARD PTE. LTD. Our Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Promet Pte. Ltd. has tile following vacancies: 1. CLERK/ TYPIST 2. STORE ASSISTANT 3. INDUSTRIAL FIRST AIDER/ CLERK Interested applicants,
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      652 25 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FEMALE ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT QUALIFICATIONS c LCC. Intermediate Higher Book-keeping certificate c minimum 2 years Accounting experience c aged 23 years c able to type reasonably well basic salary $400 or above plus transport allowance $50 2 month bonus 39 hour working week Interested applicants, please write to THE
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      484 25 Established and expanding Motor r inn requires a Chinese 81-llngual Female ACCOUNTS CLERK /TYPIST Age 11 24. Qualifications 1 GCE "O" Level 2 Passed LCI' Pitman Intermediate Bookkeeping Typing 30 wrjm 3 Able to handle simple correspondence independently 4 Applicants reside in Clementt. West Coast or Jurong preferred Please apply
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      575 25 A weN established engineering ,'inn requires INTERNAL AUDITOR c G C.E O' or A' level c lor 2 years Practical Audit experience c LCC Higher Accounting c Able to communicate at all levels c Study leave would be given to the right candidates RECEPTIONIST/GENERAL CLERK c GCE O' level c
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      557 25 Established Japanese Company in World Trade Centre requires immediately ONE RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST Pleese apply stating age. qualifies trans, siperience end salary required and a telephone contact number to S T BOX A9114S 1. New Industrial Road Singapore 1953 Firm urgently requires a: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a Possess
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      694 25 1) SECRETARY 2) GENERAL CLERKS (SSOOpm) 3) PMBX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR c At least 3 years' experience c Able to speak fluent Kngli.sh and Mandarin a Ahlr to work independently c Location near to Jurong Interchange Interested, please write to: IS. LORONG IUKANGEMPAT JURONG INDUSTRIAL EST. SINGAPORE 2MI ACCOUNTS CLERK s
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      1675 26 Ota 0 Em P 8 °y |nent WANTED CHINESE FEMALE Clerk ion Bee 3 salary SiSU (ilns allowance Lunch Apply personally 36. lltxjl Klmm Hoadrn-Mdeßl ACCOUNTS CLERK WANTED by a i Molorrar Hire Purchase Compa- Ny Write lo The Manager. 159. Albert Street. Singapore 0718. AN ESTABLISHED ENGINEERING Firm requires
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      2462 26 ijjlA Q Employment (jjl4 Q Emptoyment Cycle Carriage (Enterprises) Pte Ltd invites applications for the following post: Sidesmen (Commercial Vehicles) Minimum GCE 'O' level Must possess Class 3 driver's licence, however Class 4 driver's licence would be an advantage Conversant in most Chinese dialects and possess drive and mitiative in
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      856 26 I ALLIED COCOA INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD., a newly-established, leading and highly automated Cocoa bean processing plant in Jalan Boon Lay. Jurong. commencing operation soon, invites you to join us as> MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN in our Engineering Department c ITC in Mechanical Engineering Drawing Preferably with 1 year's experience in related tield.
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      1078 26 I rxnr~i% 1 Ijjl^ D Emptoyment HI EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT. French Leaders In High Technology Electronics and HouMhoM Appeiancee) We have Immediate vacancy for the post of: PLANT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN c Applicants must have a good technical background, preferably with an NTC II
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      621 27 ijjli Q Ewptoymant ijjliJ Q Emptoyment ljjl4 Q Emptoyment lIIA Q Emptoyment |jIA Q Employment e«a>a>a>>>>aa>a>aaaaa>a>aaaaa^aa>aaaaa>Wa ß ßiaaaaaa.*a»laaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.W 1 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical A Construction Firm requires eipenenced FEMALE OS ASSISTANTS preferably I'll; Cerurn ale holders SITE FOREMEN Able lo supervise and manage work sites Conversant in structural and
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      574 27 A well established Company requires ELECTRICIAN cum PLUMBER a With some experlence/VITB certificate preferred a Possess own motor cycle a Salary around $600 p m Inlarastad ptaaaa call personally at: 131 Bsocootan Slraat erM:33ailSS lor an interview ESTABLISHED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY MECHANICAL APPRENTICES a 2 years' experience a Completed N
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      326 27 g) Production Moior International I Food Monufocturing Company REQUIRES: Requirements Possess relevant Trade Certificate or PUB I Licence as an Electrician Severol years' experience in maintenance repair ond trouble-shooting and installation of manufacturing and I other process machines, preferably food process machines Ability to read and understand Engineering drawings ond
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      257 27 A multi-national Japaaeee Electronlca Leader immediate vacancies for Pay in Toshiba is just only a small portion of our total Company welfarism We offer genuine Japanese staff welfare schemes:- Exclusive to Toshiba hospitalization benefits for YOU and YOUR DEPENDANTS No shift duties No scope work Five-day Week High Starting Pay
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      370 27 ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL MFG PTE. LTD. A subsidiary ol one ol the largest American multi-na-tional corporation engaged In the manufacture of urn i vereal joints and steel forgings i Aa a reeult of our expani slon, are require large numbers ol PRODUCTION MACHINISTS a NTC 3in Metal Machining with or without
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      257 27 JnikkoJ La^^^jH I We Invite You I to join us as: STOP SEARCHING! FOR SECURE IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Please call personally with I C 2 passport size photographs, if any to NIKKO ELECTRONICS TOY PTE. LTD. Blk 3. Units 1 4. 28A 39A. 164. Kallang Way. Singapore. 1334 Tel: *****44 Bus
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      206 27 JOIN US FORA BETTER FUTURE ItK world's leading electronic toy manufacturer Due to our big expansion programme, we require c Mm. starting salary c 5-day week c Clean, modern, airconditioned factory c Plus many other benefits Interested please call personally with NRIC. from 8.00 am to 12.00 pm or 2.00
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      443 27 Owing to our expansion programme, we invite applications lor the following posts Q.C. ASSISTANTS a Male female a Age between 21 and 26 a ITC" or Technician Diploma in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering c Experience preferred and ability to read blue prints Q.C. INSPECTORS c GCE O' Level from Technl-
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      315 27 13 HITACHI CHEMICAL (S) PTE LTD 20 BEDOK SOUTH ROAD, (1646) requires POWER PRESS MALE/FEMALE OPERATORS c Primary or secondary education a Above 16 years of age Besides working on a s dej week. you can alao choose any one ol the following permanent shifts Ist shift: 7 45a m
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      454 27 ran Meiden Quarts requires 1. MALE WORKERS 2. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS SlllK.llH.re, itl/en Age I6yeursanci .ibme rfctdaj week No shift duty No scope work Free mriiu-al cmerage Aircomiil loned environment Interested pHaaM call personally MEIDEN QUARTZ (S) PTE LTD Units 101S-1029 10th Floor Blk 2 PSA Multi-Slorey Compl.i Paair Paniang
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      361 28 ljjl| D Em P to yi" airt ijjl^ll D Bnptoymwrt ijjl^ Q Employment Q Employment jA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Kentucky Fried CMcJum OPENING SOON!! The 18th KFC Store in SERANGOON GARDEN We require: hull I'.irl time Staff for 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) PACKERS CUM
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      354 28 mm 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 9 Previous experience in
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      364 28 PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL requires COOKS (Coffee Houae) Age 22 -35 years 3 years of cooking experience In both local and western dishes 3 shifts Salary: 5550 p.m CASHIERS Age: 18 -25 years Pleasant personality Secondary education Cashiering experience Salary: S4lO p.m. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Age: 16 25 years Bilingual In English
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      426 28 BEAUTICIAN GRADE I 1 I WORK FOR JOANNE DREW" I am 52" and have a good complexion I have been with Joanne Drew for a year now. I am 24 years old. I am a graduate from a local beauty institute. Was working as a freelance beautician before I joined
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      378 28 Olivetti requires Ability to read and write simple English. Willing to be trained In storework. Physically fit and willing to do heavy work. Preferably between the age of 16 45 REMUNERATION Successful candidates will receive good starting salaries and a comprehensive fringe benefits package which includes educational assistance for approved
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      485 28 Vacancies 1. ASSISTANT CHEMICAL SURVEYOR 2. ASSISTANT PETROLEUM SURVEYORS Male. Singapore citizen c Age below 25 years c Must complete N.S. Peal (1): QCE 'A' level. Science Stream c Post (2): GCE 'O' level. Science Stream preferable c Selected applicants must be able to work irregular hours. 3. ASSISTANT CARGO
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      392 28 m EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT. French Leaders in High Technology Electronic* and Household Appliances) We have Immediate vacancies for: 1. ASSISTANT STORE KEEPER 2. CLERKS 3. MATERIAL HANDLERS 4. TEMPORARY MALE WORKERS Interested applicants, please call personally for an Interview during office hours at:
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      544 28 Expanding Factory in Jurong requires immediately 1. CLASS4&S DELIVERY DRIVERS Able to read and write simple English, clean driving record Capable of physical work and prepared to do loadIng and unloading for deliveries. Monthly salary not less than all-in $530 Also able to earn extra trip bonus of up to
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      451 28 MITSUMI CO. (PTE) LTD requires 1. Male Store Assistants c Age 16-22 c Understand simple English c Must ba hardworking 2. Female Production Operators c Aga 16-30 c Minimum Primary 6 a Working in air-conditioned environment Apply personally at: No. 12, Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park II Singapore 2056 Bus
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      607 28 A Factory in Tues requires 1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE c M.ile or frmalr OotnpMad n 8 Own arar or motorblkr At Irasl I year sales rxptrlenic Able to COO HTM in Fngllsh. V. in. i inn and (Ilul. c Abli* lo writ* reports In KngHati 2. TECHNICIAN Must havi- electrical and
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      800 29 IIA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY CUM STORE ASSISTANT WANTED Salary not lass than $500 p.m. depending on experience and qualifications. Please apply In person to: ENGTEK PTE LTD 50, KIAN TECK ROAD JURONG SINGAPORE 2262. CARPARK ATTENDANTS a Female, Singapore Clttaeru a Ahlr tci I on*ene
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      550 29 r&i U\ M^ m^ mm^ mM '111 a I tinpfoymeni Wall aataMiahed lithographic and printing company raquiraa: (1) MARKETING EXECUTIVE (2) F/A ARTIST (3) FILM ASSEMBLERS (4) BINDING ASSISTANT Requ.remenli Experience in lithographic and printing Musi provide own transport for post 1 1 Applicants lor poata (3) and (4). plaaaa
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      627 29 1. CHIEF SUP. With experience 5 R. SUPERVISORS 10 S GUARDS Working In town. Marine Parade 6 KranJl areas Permanent shift. Apply al:Unil SB C sth door. Hong Laong Finenca Bldg 230. Jin. Baaar. (OKW) A manufacturing company haa vacanciaa for: 1 SPRAY PAINTERS 2. POLISHERS 3. MALE a FEMALE
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      1845 29 il 1 p Employment __J 1 FEMALE FACTORY WORKERS Male Machine Operators Please contact Nanyang Envelope Manufacturing Pte Ltd. Blk 1048. Eunos Avenue 6. lei: *****13 GENERAL WORKERS. HARDWORKING and willing to work overtime Tel *****15 or call personally at. Blk 1. 1393 Lorong 8. Toa Payoh Industrial Park. LIGHTING
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      680 29 Q Vehicles Boats 1 1 I 72 VohiCHW For Hire ODIAL^T^ acarU YOU DRIVK MORK WHEN YOU DRIVK A TOYOTA TOYOTA TOYOTA CAR RENTALS CAll ANSI-; TIO JAMII.AH ISMAIL *****72 *****44 JURONG *****71 VL/f VEHITO V>^ RENT-A-CAR Over 40% Discount on monthly rentals DAILY RATE Datiun 1 20Y GL $40
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      2301 29 jHf E Vehicles Boats c) Datsun BEAUTIFUL 197* DATSUN 100 A (FII) Aircond. sports run* tyres, new tax Radio cassette (PARF) Tuff-koted $14,000 ono Easy payment arrangeable Call Peter Chong *****55 UNI 197* DATSUN 120Y Aircon radio/cassette, luff-kote. sports i rims with new tyres, accident free Excellent condition throughout $17,000
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      259 30 Vehicles ft Boats Q Vehicles ft Boats £Jj) E tttHdas Boats £aj Vehicles ft Boats p$ Vehicles ft Boats More reasons to celebrate. Drive away Toyota Hi-Lux at celebration prices. It's a double celebration for Borneo Motors. Not only have we just opened our new Commercial Vehicle Centre, but we've
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      883 30 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1974 COMPANY MERCEDES 200. I good condition, road tax end November Price $***** ono I Tel: *****82. 1974 MERCEDES 230.6 excellent condition. No PARF. Price: $12,000 Please ring Peter Chua *****11 ext. 218. 1974 MERCEDES 230 fully automatlc. power steering, selling $27,000 negotiable Interested,
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      790 30 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 I newmodel), tax October, aircond. cassette, new tyres, battery 2nd owner, tip top condition $12,300 ono Tel *****12 1976 TOYOTA COROLLA. 2 private j owners. Alrcon. radio/ cassette Passed Vlcom Inspection Excellent condition Asking $13,500 ono Tel *****90 1977 TOYOTA CORONA 1600 Air- i cond. radio
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      843 30 IMI Honda Accord 4-door. power steering IMO Mazda 626 Aircon Co plate Toyota Starlet 1000. Alrcon It7l Toyola Cressida 2000 01. Alrcon (Co plate) Honda Accord 4-door. aircon Toyota Starlet 1000 Mazda 323 1000 Aircon. 197» Daihatsu Charade XTE 5-speed. Alrcon Toyota Cellca Coupe Alrcon. sports rims Datsun 100 A
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      675 30 MAY INI MIT Canter 3-ton dlesel lorry. 3298 c c wooden floor $15,000 seldom used Call Mr Tao *****1 1 TOYOTA PICK-UP 1971. HOY Inspection completed Very lightly used 16.900 Tel *****H.S 555 East Coast Road 1973 MA2DA FlOOO passenger cum I goods van In tip-top condition Selling at $3,400
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      461 30 A QOOO OFFER a tor all PARK KIM tm a any model good used rars (company and private registration welcome) a PARK export documents KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 0107. Greundfloor Go4d»n W ill Auto Canlra 170. Albart Slraal Tal: J*****8 J*****9 ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER tOC all H'»kl u><Mi CWa from
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      5295 31 ~fr\\ c Accommodation A A m I C Accommodation r Accommodation 4 r Accommodation jg^\\ r Accommodation T Properties V Properttes V Properties Mil V Proptrttos [mII T Properties 85 Housing Loan* HOUSING LOANS/ FINANCING up to $450,000 available For enquiries, tel *****88 ext 190/ *****43/ *****09. Teng Lee 86
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      924 31 JUHONG WEST 5 ROOM I'.irtlalU furnished $h»x> (Approval). Semh.iw.uiK K> 1 2 miles. 3- bedroom $750 Tel IDCm *****65 (No ■sjßMa) LUCKY PLAZA APARTMENT off Orchard Road 2 bedrooms. I bathrooms, fully furnished, air cond $2,500 Meng Housing INHISA9 *****49 LUXURIOUS OIST.* APARTMENT within walking distance to Hotel Shopping Arcades.
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      800 31 DIST 15. ROOM tof Porvttn sm dents with re.tprrlablr family Laundry BMSIi ami transport provided Tel *****5 V *****32. Miss TBJ DIST 9 FAR EAST M.vision furnished room with bathroom it IsjetMd, *410 Preferably single l.nlv or working i-ouple Tel *****5S GUEST HOUSE: AIRCONDITIONED room*, hn-.ikf.ist provided, peaceful environment Near
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      1472 32 M±\\ r Accommodation ft Mil PropertMs I ...ST. 10 CORONATION ROAD A beautiful exclusive brand new 2 l/2-storey luxurious Spanish styled semi-detached built like a detached bungalow with built-in 5.000 sq ft 4 bedrooms, guest, games room, marble/ ceramic tiles, aluminium sliding doors/ Window! Call *****98/*****53/ *****57 Andrew Leong Housing
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      1686 32 r Accommodetton ft r Properties DIST. 20 SINGLE-STOREY TERRACE nice locality, parquet/ mosaic flooring $189,000 Call *****63 No agents LUCKY HEIGHTS. 2-STOREY semidetached. 4.000 sq.ft Vacant possession $535,000 Chambers *****77/ *****17/8. OFF PASIR PANJANG. Double storey corner terrace Renovated/ awnings 4600 sq ft $520,000 ono. No agents Chow *****66 SEMI-DETACHED
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      914 32 ACCOIRmOQSuOfI wt ■■11 I" Properties DIST. 2057 APARTMENT, High floor, morning sun directly overlooking Macßltchie Reservoir. please call: *****11 DIST. 21. CLEMENTI PARK brand new apartment, facing swimming pool. 1.679 sq.ft 3 bedrooms/ servant's. $470,000 Mc'Robertson. *****60. DIST. 9. HILTON TOWER, extensively renovated, tenanted $2,500 structlon, principals only $420,000 Tel:
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      737 32 A Chotca Piaca ol Land in Ewart Park Ideal for development of Ist class bungalow Land area approx 59.000 sq ft Sailing al $3 75 million Ptaaaacall Univaraal Baalty Pta Lid *****33 (9 LINES) DIST. 15. BOSCOMBE ROAD Pnma raaidantial land for aaia Approx 11.000 sq ft with vacant possession
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      670 32 j m r Accommodation r Properties SELETAR HILLS/ TUAN Sing Park/ Golden Hill/ Tal Hwan Tal Keng Semi-detached houses wanted for immediate purchase Owners please call: Ace *****81 TERRACE/SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES wanted for ready clients. Budget $200.***** $400.***** Preferably Dlst 15. 16. 21 28 Glenvlew *****64 WANTED BY GENUINE buyers in
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      621 32 SIONG HOE S-STOREY WAREHOUSE Lorong 1. Toa Payoh Singapora 1231 A.ailabta lor loaaa immad.ataly 3rd floor 1296 C. 8.500 sqft (789 6 sq.m.) lsl floor 1296 A. small spaces available Groundfloor. 1298. 8675 sq ft (805 9 sq m High ceiling 2 main goods lift 2 tons load capacity each.
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      930 32 i AIF|" Accommodation A ■■1| t Proprtiet OCEAN BUILDING 1.400 aq.lt. Fully turmshed. carpeted and well partitioned Suitable for International Regional Company RENTAL: Only $7.00 pal RING IRENE--*****55. I 11TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $120 you can rant a praatigiou* ad draaa. anawaring aarvica for 6 monlha Talai $6 monthly. Visit: Room
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      722 32 SMALL OFFICE SPACE t or imem diale occupation at South Bridge Road Ring *****5 SMALL AIR CONDITIONED office room available for rental Call c) Wanted OFFICE SPACE «ANTED. 1.000 2.5011 sqft Good buildings preferred Please call *****11 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale FORTUNE CENTRE A modern 20 storey office cum
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      974 33 j^\\ c iVxommodation 4 B|| r Properttss I*s ORCHARD ROAD shop. 1850 94 Shop Space. g-^ggi^a.^i^»s— *****28 BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA, Ist floor, Unit 103. (346 sq ft) and Unit 143 If) Rental (352 sq.ft. )Tel *****33 SHOP AT GREENLEAF Koad for rent $2,400 1.200 sqft Lee. FAR EAST SHOPPING entre.
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      1298 33 "^Jt,^ 1 1 > < 4ff IVE.PI AIIIC EUROPE Find out why It is the best selling %SSM European tour today. Jwßf^^Jm^am for a colour brochure Jkb^ir -3360-411 THA.LAND $?31 I 5 Days $911 I 8 Days IpHIUPINES I 6 Days I TAIWAN si?6C Ita.wan/h^o ng I KONG 8 Days
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      1956 33 The Language School with the INTERNATIONAL CLASS ENGLISH GERMAN FRENCH ITALIAN SPANISH MANDARIN JAPANESE MALAY INDONESIAN TEL: 737 6666 n^^ Registration hours: Bam 9pm y^ i LEX MENG PROFESSIONAL BOOK-KEEPING (Beginner*) J R NG CE MT E DSun 9 .00- 11 00 am 04/07 Otter* New Classes lor the Month
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      685 33 M H Education ft Instruction IMPORT/EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION COURSE This course introduces from Basic to Advance stages in Import/Export Procedures Suitable for all working people, school leavers, students and those waiting lo start business Subjects covering fifty topics from PSA. SEA/AIR FREKiHT. BANKING procedures to Export selling and Marketing
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      660 33 113 Language Nr» Bajßte i „urs.- startinu Wed 14 July (7.10pm 10.10pm) Sal 17 July (5.40pm— «.40pm) Only limned pla.es .u.ul.ihle mroiaartjral I*o*. 16th fir. Golden Mile Tower Beach Road. Tel *****32 COMPREHENSIVE SPEECH TRAINING: Include! International Phonetics Romanic*. Phonic*, Word Sentence Panama, stress Rhythm OrammaUcal Correctness So.ial Peiac lunfidenre
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      74 34 Age 71 passed away on 30.642 at S.SOa.m. Sadly missed by: Son Daughter-in-law EddleOohKlanPau NgCh wee Kirn Daughters Son-in-law Magdalene Goh Pau Chang Irene Ooh Pau Al Herbert Tan Hoon Meng Grandchildren Eunice Ooh Phek Hoong Malcolm Ooh Glm Chye Clement Boon Ka-Wal Ivan Tan Khee Hon Yvonne Tan May
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      57 34 MR. KWAN YUE HIM WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO FRIENDS, RELATIVES AND COLLEAGUES FOR THEIR KIND DONATIONS, WREATHS AND MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. ALSO THANKS TO REV. GEORGE WAN, PASTOR LAWRENCE KONG AND MR. HENRY YONG FOR THKIR PRAYERS AND SERVICES. I MRS.
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      65 34 I wish to axprt aa their heartfelt thanks to Rev. Lim Shing Cheong, relatives, colleagues, friends, neighbours, buai- I ness associates and representatives of Marine Parade Merchant Association for their kind assistance, attend- I ance, condolences, donations, wreaths and scrolls dur- I ing their recent bereavement. I MRS. SIM K
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      32 34 Remembering with love our dearest mom MRS. TAN LEY CHEE who left us on Ist July 1978 Sadly missed and always remembered by loving husband Chee Fong, children, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren.
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      29 34 Departed Ist Jury IMI Not just today but every day. We remember the times we shared inserted by daughter and son-in-law. In Loving Memory Of MOM WOON NGAN FONG
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      38 34 IN EVERLASTING MEMORY of Handas so C.B Nalr. who passed away on 1 768 Sadly missed by his parents, brothers, sister and relatives IN LOVING MEMORY of Mdm Lim C'hwee Neo departed 1 7.73. Aluau remembered by loved
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      91 34 Pasaad away peacefully on 30 6 »2. laaving behind wila Krishnamel. son, daughters, son-in-laws and grand-children Cortaga laaving Brk. i*e Apt. 370-A Lor. 2 Toa Payoh lo Mt Varnon lor cremation at 2 pm. MADAM OUEK AH LIN Aged 74 called home to be with tha Lord on
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      25 34 Our Deepest Condolences to the family of the late MR. RICHARD K WAN YUE HIM From: Management and Staff of KOREA EXPLOSIVES GROUP
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      92 34 MAJOR WILLIAM CHYE WEE SENG wiah lo aiprass thair heartfelt thanks lo the SAF Personnel, 2 PS (Delenca); Acting COS; Director Ort.cen Slaff ol Logistics Division; Tha Managements 4 Staff ol CIS. CCI, ODE. SAE, Ul; Ckwnanti Methodist Church: Tha Principal staff of Clementi Town Sacondary School; a
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      55 34 Laaving bahind: Sons: M.S. Vadlvellu. M.S. Subramanlam Daughter KamalaGurusamy 1 Thay wiah lo axpraaa their heartfelt thanks lo relatives, friends staff of Imparial Hotel Mambars of Work I ara Parly and M.P. lor Anaon Mr J B Jeysretn.m for their kind aa- nuance wraatha. condoiencei donations and attendance during K.
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      89 34 Tha family of tho lata Mn Saah Kwang Jim noa Tan Phang Hway, wiah lo aipraaa lhair hoartfott thank a and daap appraciation lo aM thair h-tanda and relatival, doctors nuraaa. aocrotary and staff. Oapartmont of Madtcina 111. SGH Staff of DBS; pastors and Irtands ol Waalay. Bukit Panjang. Barfcar
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      String OTearls shows striking form
      365 34 String OTearls shows striking form LAST-START winner String O'Pearto II drew attention to his chances on Saturday when he strode out fluently over 600 m in 38.3 sec on a tight rein at Bukit Timah yesterday. He was ridden by W.Y. Chee. The going was good. The three-year-old gelding by
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      Giving feature races an identity
      680 34  -  EPSOM JEEP By IT IS gratifying to note that turf clubs are beginning to give feature races, other than the established classics, an identity. The last day of the Perak Turf Club June meeting at Ipoh last Sunday was highlighted by the running of the
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      16 34 "No. S and No. 4 are fighting It oat for the lead..."
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      Two Class 1 newcomers
      819 34 INTELLIGENCE IV and Richmond 111 are two well-perform-ed Class 1 newcomers entered for the Queen Elizabeth II Cup Meeting beginning on Saturday Intelligence IV (late Benara Boy) is a four-year-old brown Australian gelding by the speedy Eleazor out of Darragh. He has won five races in
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      TOP TEN
      23 34 Wine Roses Hissing Sid Tremendous Speed Casnllo Triomphe Dawn Breeze Full House II Man Of Song Regent's Park Port Of Gems
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      71 34 144 In Memonam In Memonam MAGGIE MURPHY WHO LEFT US THIS DAY FOUR YEARS AGO Ramambarad with love and gratituda by h*r fnanda in lha SINGAPORE CHESHIRE HOME In Loving Mamory Of OR. PETER CHIAM KOON NAM Oapanad I*l July 1978 Dearly missed and always remrmbered by his wife, daughter
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      71 34 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS ANG TIAM HOCK km TEO CHVE CHOO wiah lo iiprm thair h.ftWl S'ahiud* and daap.at appraciation to all ratativaa, Manda and col laaguaa lor thair kind aaaistanca. attandanca. condotancai. wraatha and donation, during thaw racant baraavamant. STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL AOS OBITUARIES $13.50
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      Lock icon McEnroe takes it easy to reach the last 16
      796 35 McEnroe takes it easy to reach the last 16 Shock exits for four of seven women seeds in fourth round 6 TRACY will be a good challenge because I've never beaten her, bat I'll have to play better than I did against Wendy Turnbnll, of Austra- d£ Ua. 7 Billie
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
      318 35 Mea slnglea secaad noni: Steve Dentea (IS) hi Shalke Van Der Merwr (SA) (-7, 7-5, M, M, 13-11: Strt.n Slmaasaaa (Swe) bt Lea PmlU (Fin) «-3, M, M, 7-5. Third round: Gear Ma\er US) M Larry Steafaakl (IS) 14, «-J, «-4; Mark EdmondMn (Aut) M Ramesa Kriaaaaa
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    127 35 DATO ANTHONY YEOH CHEANG LEE, D.P.M.P., J.M.N., J.P., AGED 75, PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON JUNE 29, 1982, AT THE IPOH SPECIALIST CENTRE LEAVING BEHIND HIS BELOVED CHILDREN, AMYYEOH, EILEEN SEOW, WENDY TEOH, DEREK YEOHOONKOK, HIS SONS-IN-LAW, GORDON SEOW LI MING, TEOH KIM KOW, HIS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, DOREEN WONG, AND HIS
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      Why are officials never the ones in the wrone?
      694 36 COMMENT, by DEREK WILD Dirty linen washed in public always looks even more grubby when you happen to be the owner of it! CHNG KIONG CHOON, Koh Eng Kian, Low Chee Kiang and Stephen Loh all suspended by the Singapore Judo
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      Hana to thrill local crowd with her skill
      198 36  - Hana to thrill local crowd with her skill By JANICE SEAH HAN A MANDLJKOVA Is coming to Singapore. Hana, last year's French and Australian Open champion and the runner-up at Wlmbledon, wtfl fly In with coach Betty Stove on JalyS. She Is scheduled to play a three-set match against Betty
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      Lock icon Thailand book three final berths
      203 36 Thailand book three final berths SEOUL, Wed. Three Thai boxers reached the finals of the Asian amateur boxing championships here last night, with two of them beating South Korean opponents. Lightweight Somchai Sawadi Wong spearheaded the Thai challenge in the 13-nation tournament with a second-round knock-out "of South- Korea's Lee
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        Red Sox 9-7
        71 36 BASEBALL: Boston Red Sox beat Milwaukee Brewers 9--7 in the American League games in New york. Other results Oakland As 8 Kansas City Royals 4: Chicafo White Sox 8 Minnesota wins 7. NftttaaaJ League: Chicago Cubs 6 Pittsburgh Pirates 4; Philadelphia Phillies 1 St. Louis Cardinals 0;
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        30 36 RltißY UNION: The touring Scottish Rugby Union team completed their run-up to Sunday's first Test against Australia by beating New South Wales XV 44-3 in Singleton. New South Wales
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        Play-off
        17 36 SOCCER: Olympiakos clinched the Greek championship by beating Panathinaikos 2-1 in a play-off in Volos, Athens.
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        World best
        49 36 SHIMMING: West German swimmer Michael Gross set a world best performance this season in the 200 metres freestyle in the West German national championships in Darmstadt, West Germany. His time of 1:50.40 was also a West German record, clipping 0.24 seconds off the previous record of 1:50.64.
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        Close win
        40 36 VOLLEYBALL: China beat the United States 3-2 in a marathon three-hour match on the fourth day of the Shanghai international tournament in Behing. Other resalfat Yugoslavia 3 France 0; Japan 3 Kiangsu Province 0; Brazil 3 Canada 0.
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        30 36 In BadApcst, Japan thrashed Hungary 3-0 in an international women's tournament. In the day's other match, the United States beat the Soviet Union also by a M margin. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Seventh spot for Gilder
      84 36 PONTE VERDA, Florida, Wed. Bob Gilder's U5572,000 ($149,760) prize for winning the Westchester Classic boosted him into seventh place in this year's United States men's golf tour earnings with U*****,198. the Professional Golfers' Association reported yesterday. The top 10: 1 Craig Sladler U5»319,976, 2 Tom Watson
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      Lock icon Turner and Patel set up Worcs win
      371 36 LONDON, Wed. New Zealander Glenn Turner and promising all-rounder Dipak Patel set up Worcestershire for an 89-run victory over Lancashire in the Knglish county cricket championship yesterday. Turner, back from a three-week layoff because of injury, equalled Don Kenyon's county record of I
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      58 36 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia will send about 130 athletes and officials to the ninth Asian Games in New Delhi from Nov. 19-Dec. 4, the National Sports Committee (KONI) announced here yesterday. Indonesia will be represented in 18 of the 21 sports at the Games They will not
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      Jurong title to Jean
      39 36 JEAN ANG, a 21-handicap solfer, won the A Division in urong Country Club's women s medal event She finished the bogey competition with plus-five. 23-hand-icapper Alice Lee coming first in tne B Division with plusfour.
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      Fingers crossed for the Malaysia Cup
      257 37  -  JOE DORAI By Youth meet invitation is boost for Singapore SINGAPORE have accepted a Football Association of Malaysia invitation to compete in their under-19 Tun Razak youth competition from Dec. 4 to 18. The tournament will also include the 14 Malaysian states and two
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      Foreign trio for squash tourney
      158 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By JONATHAN CORNISH, of England, Clive Naylor, of Australia, and Miquel Ribero, of Ghana, are planning to enter the Singapore Open squash championships from Oct. M 7. With a field of 64 in the tournament proper, the Singapore Squash Rackets Association are limiting
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      Let there be light over blackout case
      258 37 Let there be light over blackout case TUESDAY night's <Jn- I rone Stadium blackout, which forced the Na- Uonal Football League Division One maU-h Detwee n Armed Forces and Changi Constituency to be abandoned, has given the Football Association of Singapore Tournament Committee a ticklish problem, reports JOK DORAI. The
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      NS extension for Seah and Haron
      244 37 NS extension for Seah and Haron SPRINTER Haron Mundir and intermediate hurdler Seah Soo Lye, who left last night with six other athletes for further training and competition in West Germany, will have to serve an extra three months' National Service on their return in October, reports HAKIKAT RAI. All
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      Write your name in record books!
      210 37 Write your name in record books! A SINGAPORE company Lindeteves-Jacoberg (FE) Pte. Ltd., have offered Pilot pen sets to junior athletes who equal or establish meet records at the Caltex age-group championship now in progress. The pens, worth $50 a set. will also be given to athletes who already equalled
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      United continue fine ride to title
      118 37  - United continue fine ride to title HAKIKAT RAI By FARRER PARK UNITED continued to their ride towards the National Football League Division One title with a neat 2-0 win over former kingpins Tampines Rovers at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. The young Rovers team found little solace in their
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      87 37 I' W D L F A Pt FarTer Park H 11 1 236 934 Police 13 10 0 3 25 8 30 rionß Bahru 14 8 2 4 29 12 26 LTiangi Con 13 6 2 ***** 20 rampines 14 5 4 5 17 18 19 Sembawanf! 13 5
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      Easy win
      23 37 CEYLON Snorts Club trounced Singapore ftecreation Club 3-0 in the Singapore Hockey Association Strobel Premier League match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      57 37 HOCKEY SNA Strabel Premier :»»nnr: SCC v Khalsa (SCC. ...LM p. m). Div. 1: SRC B v IA B (SRr. 5.20 p. m). Police B v SIA B (Police Academy, 5.20 p. m.). SOCCER SBHH Wv. t: Hyatt Hotel v Hitachi Dockyard (Jalan Besar Stadium. 8 P SWIMMING NsUaiul primary
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      22 38 CRUNCH.. .Argentina's Luis Galvan takes no prisoners as he battles for the ball with Italy's Gabrielo Oriali. 1
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      637 38 ARGENTINA 1 ITALY 2 DEFEAT HURTS AS CHAMPS' CHANCES TAKE A BEATING MADRID, Wed. Two-time winners Italy virtually ended Argentina's four-year World Cup reign yesterday, edging out the South Americans 2-1 in a fierce second-round Group C clash which will go down in soccer annals as the
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      Dancing in the streets
      97 38 Dancing in the streets Tens of thousands of dancing Italian soever fans took to the streets of Rome in a victory celebration after their team's shock win over the world champions. Police said they had to struggle tv keep traffic moving. Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini made a brief appearance on
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      256 38 Blokhin's hopes locked behind Iron Curtain BARCELONA, Wed. Talented Russian striker Oleg Blokhin, showing World Cup opponents he can still produce magic and motivation at the age of 29, hopes his performances in Spain might mean he crowns a distinguished career in Eestern Europe. Blokhin said he would
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      In search of a pipedream
      293 38 PREVIEW: BELGIUM v USSR BARCELONA, Wed. Anything less than a three-goal thrashing of the Soviet I nion here tomorrow night will send Belgium out of the World Cup a sooreline even their manager roncedes is a pipedream. "You can say we are practically out of
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      120 38 Sir, your secretory just quit! 0i She s hod her fill of handcollating ond stapling thousonds of sheets of X^A, I/^^^N paper Reckons there must [VK\.S\^^ yCf J L-\ be a quicker cheaper. I more efficient way of \sT I compiling reports ond V>\\2^ booklets She s so right l
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      29 38 TODAY'S SECOND-ROUND MATCHES: Belgium v Russia (Gp A) at Barcelona: 11.15 p. m. Singapore time Austria v N. Inlaid (Gp D) at Madrid: 3 a. m Friday Singapore time
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      31 39 WEST GERMANY'S goalkeeper Harold Schumacher tips a header from England's Bryan Robson over the bar one of the few bright moments in their goalless draw. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon England chief's case for the defence
      254 39 England chief's case for the defence MADRID, Wed. Ron Greenwood defended his Kngland side today. He pleaded that rirrumstanres dictated the way the game went and that there had been no question of a tactical understanding between him and German manager Jupp Derwall to settle for a draw. "I can't
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      Lock icon Do-or-die Austria drop top three
      309 39 PREVIEW: AUSTRIA v N. IRELAND MADRID. Wed. Austrian team manager Georg Schmidt dropped three of his regular players, including strikers Hans Krankl and Walter Schachner, for tomorrow's vital World Cup second round match against Northern Ireland here. Knowing a convincing Group D win would be
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      The night of the gigantic y-a-w-n
      475 39 The night of the gigantic y-a-w-n WEST GERMANY 0 ENGLAND 0 OUR MAN GODFREY ROBERT: IN SPAIN MADRID, Wed. Two former world champions last night churned out the type of soccer that would have almost emptied any stadium if there was easy access to the exits and, of course, if
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    50 40 BANGKOK, Wed. A Thai army helicopter was shot down by communist guerillas in northern Thailand today, Radio Thailand reported. The helicopter, with eight people on board, was supporting military operations against the insurgents in Nan province near the border with Laos about 600 km from Bangkok. Reuter
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    31 40 TOKYO, Wed. An earthquake, registering 7.2 on the open-ended Richter scale, today jolted northern Japan. The Meteorological Agency said there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Reuter.
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    Son Sann hails united front offer by Sihanouk
    465 40 MR Son Sann's Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF) today welcomed an offer by Prince Norodom Sihanouk to merge his forces with the KPNLF in the new coalition government of Democratic Kampuchea. Mr Gaffar Peang-Meth, KPNLF deputy secretarygeneral in charge of diplomatic
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    269 40 THE National Trades Union Congress has given an 11 per cent pay rise to its 250 staff members and created two new superscale grades. An employee on the new superscale grade F will earn $8,500 a month while another on grade G, $9,500 a month, or the equivalent
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    Refugees safe
    253 40 PAPEETE (Tahiti). Wed Two French ships have taken aboard 362 South-east Asian refugees in the Gulf of Thailand, French military sources said here today. One of the ships is now headed for Singapore, while the other is on its way to the Philippines. AFP. lengthy negotiations with the
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    Woman puzzled over own 'death'
    681 40  -  PAUL WEE PROBE UNEARTHS TWO MYSTERIOUS ACCIDENTS By HOUSEWIFE Normah Ali is alive and well but terribly upset because she found out recently that in the eyes of the law, she is supposed to be dead. That shocking discovery first began when she spotted an
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    51 40 BEIJING, Wed. A train rammed into a stalled bus and pushed it more than 500 m alone the tracks on Sunday, injuring 30 passengers, the Beijing Evening News reported yesterday. The bus stalled at the crossing and the train could not stop In time to avert an accident.
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    30 40 BELGRADE, Wed. Yugoslav communists yesterday ended the 12th congress of their ruling party, reaffirming the country's independent poli cies and calling for urgent stabilisation of its economy. Reuter.
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    Warning of the harm done to trade
    266 40 PERTH, Wed. The Perth Chamber of Commerce today told Australians to wake up to what their trade unions were doing to harm trade between Singapore and Australia. The director of the Perth Chamber of Commerce, Mr Brian Kusel, in a telex to The
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    68 40 LONDON, Wed. Heroin seizure by British customs officers has increased sharply this year, the House of Lords was told yesterday. Lord Glenarthur, speaking for the government in reply to a question, told the lords that heroin with a street value of £16.5 million (SssB million) has been
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    44 40 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Robert Lee, an American merchant ship today rescued the crew of the Panamanian cargo ship, Winow, which was sinking in the Bay of Bengal, the Press Trust of India said. There were no immediate reports of injuries. UPI.
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    26 40 RANGOON, Wed. American Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs John Holdridge arrived here yesterday for an official three-day visit. AFP.
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    549 40  - BOYCOTT ON AUSSIE PRODUCTS LIKELY TO BE LIFTED IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent THE National Trades Union Congress is considering whether or not to lift its boycott of Australian goods now that the "storm" that raged over the Pacific Viking had abated following the ship's departure from Sydney. Indications
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      Hollywood s worst
      1771 1 The Medved brothers have seen 2,000 movies, in order to pick the ones that YOU wouldn't want to see, unless you are fascinated by other people's mistakes, reports SUZANNE THOMAS. We tend to look on film stars and film-makers as demi-gods, larger than life, people who can
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        Dance as passion, dance as soul
        672 2 NEW WORLD BALLET OF CARACAS National Theatre Last performance today, 8 p.m. Reviewed by REBECCA CHUA OVATIONS and enthusiastic applause, punctuated by wolf-whistles, greeted the New World Ballet of Caracas on opening night last Tuesday. Little wonder that, after the spotlights had dimmed and
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        232 2 PICK of the DAY waiting room. On the walls of the room hang two pictures of a steam engine and an elephant. Then, the steam engine starts pumping out real steam, and the elephant, quite annoyed, douses the puffs with water from his trunk. What's your reaction? Galaxy Adventures InvasUn
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        144 2 ONE In A Million Executive Dad (Ch S, 4.21 p.m.): Shirley Simmons, chairman of the board at Grayson Enterprises, persuades her out-of-work father, Raymond, to take a job in her company's steno pool (where all the pretty women are). But corporate vicepresident, Roland Cushing, wants Raymond fired, and
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        Shuttle and soccer for the screen
        258 2 Shuttle and soccer for the screen WORLD Cup Soccer *82 Northern Ireland vs Austria (live) (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): SBC's late-night entertainment could prove to be a great match, as long as Austria doesn't use the same tactics it did against West Germany In the first round. Northern Ireland, shock
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        35 2 WHAT The Walrus Said (Radio 1, It a.m.): Auntie Kala knows all about earaches and dispenses her expert advice. Also something on the king of rivers, and an essay on A Brave Act.
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        206 2 -_ißiV^iw o j> i IiQB I i^^b^^^^ RHC^bB 5 direct-drive DC motors with Mitsubishi 302 VCR microprocessor remote control picture search timer 6 Conditions for HP ?1 years old above ~S^if^\ b ProotolHDß house ownership 'V'J* fsT Guarantor required Down payment $295 Inl Everstrong International Trading Re. Ltd. 101 Upper
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        137 2 EXHIBITIONS: PAINTINGS By Joan Redorta. Done during his visits to Thailand, Bali and India. Lone Pine Gallery. Ming Court Hotel. 11 a.m.— 7 p.m. Free. Until Sunday. Contemporary Art From Berlin Goethe-Insti-tut. 10 a.m.— 10 p.m. Until July 10. Beds By RUF International of W.Germany. Frans Furniture. Orchard Towers. 9.30
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        287 2 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 6 Work concealed by Scotsman concerning snakes (8) 1 Traitor easily seen through (8) 7 Turn up and queue for a drink 5 Agree girl should take dog (6) (8) 9 Reflect upon friend going out BHe lives in one study and the to run a
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        1366 2 TV and Radio I SBC 5 3.00 PM Opening folowed by Dynasty 700 Candid Camera (Chinese/r) 7 -20 Share A Story Animal Bushes 3.55 LidsvMe Cha Pt I Paf t D 4.20 One In A Mhn Executive Dad 7.30 News and Weather Forecast; 4.45 The Magic Star Traveler ft lay)
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        571 3 B i& HB vl Hr I H EM K9| uh^ ■BH Citibank Singapore 1902 -1982 BOyears ahead in banking. In 1 902. Citibank became the first American bank in Today, Citibank is many banks in one, each designed Citibank is an Investment Bank Singapore. Now. 80 years later, that same
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        423 4 |OPENS CATHAY TODAYS X (*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11AM, 1.30, 4, 6.30 9.15PM '< flth®^ rTia''' :J eS «»aaaae. K rtfi fO' V I Baaaaal^ FAiK > 1 5 'THECAUFORr>IADOILS' > II ©^^^SJau^^^^"* 11^^ i|: \f j^j I OPENS TODAYfSSSP ODEON GOLDEN SULTAN ft us" e E !oi?s gJURONG DRIVE-IN LEISURE-DROMEg
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        418 4 A NEW GENERATION i OF BATTERIES FROM BRITAIN'S LEADING BATTERY MANUFACTURER TUNGSTONE LOW MAINTENANCE AUTOMOTIVE BATTERIES 6 months minimum shelf life Less topping up Reduced terminal corrosion Same price as ordinary batteries Longer service life Available for most cars Backed by Tungstone's know how one of Europe's largest battery manufacturer
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        534 4 A courageous TV newswoman accepts a harrow- bj ing assignment. She will meet the psycho respon- sible for the mutilated corpses which have litter- I ed Lxxs Angeles and turn him over to the police, bj B And when she finds herself in a porno arcade, aj with a whispering,
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        706 4 OWCONISATIQM NOW SHOWING No Free I isl Horn. I 30, 4 00. 645 9 15 Emperor a the Mimsler J Mondorm in Scope Color B _m l^P-^a¥aaayK T L I 1 T sa NGNo Free I ,st ■a II am I 45. 4 00. 6309 1 5 "Emperor 4 the
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        1186 5 With no better reasons than curiosity and the fact that mother's away and she has had to take over the cooking, K. MALATHY attends an Italian pizza and pasta-making class, held daily at York Hotel until July 9. Was it successful? Let her tell you. I
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        235 5  -  MARILYN HOFFMAN By "EAT and run" or "lunch for one" are two ways Philadelphia designer Rita Eisenberg described the tidy little dining alcove she wrested from a long, narrow kitchen that seemned not to have any more space to spare. She literally borrowed the high window sill,
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        503 5 The answer to lasting beauty goes skin deep. Cream of Oils. Under the surface oi your skin, each individual skin cell needs moisture to remain soft, and healthy--v^fl Bbm^^Vhl Sun. wind, gasoline fumes and Bm^ even air-conditioners dry your skin a BL little every day. Robbing it of it's suppleness.
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        147 6 PERMATA CHARTERED MERCHANT BANK BERHAD A new name for a proud tradition Permata Chartered Merchant Bank Berhad is the new name for Chartered Merchant Bankers Malaysia Berhad, which in 1970 pioneered Malaysia's merchant banking industry. Today, Permata Chartered inherits a proud tradition. A tradition of quality and service in corporate
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        919 7 NOTICES Walter P. Goodale Pte Ltd. a member of the Jebsen Jessen Group of Companies SEA. has been appointed as sole agent for Rollei products in Singapore, Indonesia, East and West Malaysia, Brunei and Thailand by Rollei Fototechnic GmbH. The revolutionary Rollei SL2OOOF the first 35 mm camera in the
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        285 7 r^j Airrs tte ltii Ualt SMI-C, M M«or G«Mea MUe Stopping Centre, Beach Um4, Stagapare m». Tel: mmn Telex: RS SM7 APPB ANNOUNCEMENT TAN KHAY BENG alias SUNNY TAN. i/c No. *****62/ c. Wish to inform the kind public that I have willingly resigned from my previous company. I am
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        525 7 Telephone Courtesy and Techniques Course for Telephone Operators Your switchboard operator is the first contact point for your customers. The way she responds to your callers says a lot about your company. In support of the National Courtesy Campaign 1982, Telecoms is offering courses on "Telephone Courtesy And Techniques" for
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        700 8 APPOINTMENTS fMOSTEK OPEN INTERVIEWS U A leading American multi-national corporation and a leader in MOS memory II and microprocessor products invites qualified Malaysian citizens to fill the I position of: Bl TEST MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS II Our Recruitment Team will conduct interviews as follows: Bl VENUE TIME II July 2, 1982
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        502 8 We are a subsidiary of a leading multi-national corporation engaged in the manufacture of worldrenowned consumer products. We invite application from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to the positions of: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER The Job: Successful applicant will be responsible for preparing manufacturing instruction manuals, line/workplace layout, manpower and equipment planning for
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        586 8 Engineers walk right in i to your future at the Spring/Summer Room I i of the Mandarin Hotel on Sat. 3rd July '82. Your future lies in a company that We need engineers for the following respects your initiative and intellect positions: and offers you an opportunity to grow The
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        724 9 NOTICES [DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION 1 TENDER NOTICE 1 Tender* are invited from established companies to provide a containerised refuse removal service at the Air Cargo Agents Buildings, Singapore Changi Airport for a period of two years with effect from 16 Sep 82. 2 Tenderers are invited to quote for
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        2098 9 502 ASIA COMMERCIAL FINANCE LIMITED P^^Q^^^PJP^^^P^^PJ (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) OSi AND SUBSIDIARY COMPANY BALANCE SHEET CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 31ST DECEMBER, 1981 31ST DECEMBER, 1981 SHARE CAPITAL, RESERVES AND LIABILITIES ASSETS SHARE CAPITAL, RESERVES AND LIABILITIES ASSETS Note 198 1 1980 Not* 1981 1 980 Note 198 1
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        63 10 It's in the brighter, livelier new Hew Nation* Pick up a copy and see the difference yourself. Or get it home-delivered and have the world at your door-step. \^^v Call our circulation department^ +Mm^\ l^H j^w dU^B <HL ki^k9 BK^^^v^Bß^P^^LjHfe^^ Jij '"V-?^ '-'jf** £Kkj zr 'JlB^HMh^m r s t rf
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        2529 11 SZi ASIA COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) !2£! AND SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES BALANCE SHEET 31st December 1981 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 31 st December 1981 Note 1981 1980 Note 1981 1980 Note 1981 1980 Note 1981 1980 SHARE CAPITAL CURRENT ASSETS SHARE CAPITAL CURRENT ASSETS Authorised Cash and
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      Lock icon Staying in Crisp style
      1666 12 The place is so quiet that you under- stand at once how it wrung praise even from the marmoreal lips of Miss Garbo and why for years Mr Howard Hughes maintained a suite there. Why didn't these two hermits marry and take over the whole building?
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        666 12 We wish to express our sincere thanks to MR.TEOENGGUAN for officiating ai the irand toening of our VEHICLE INSPECnON CENTRE and to all our friends and supporters for their kind support and patronage Special thanks to 800 Yee Pugilistic Association for the Pugilistic Display and Lion Dance, well-Wishes, and to
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          'Speak Mandarin Campaign' debated on tv
          1061 1  - 'Speak Mandarin Campaign' debated on tv THE topic on speak more Mandarin for last week's third quarterfinal of the SBC InterSchool Debate '82 was both interesting for the audience and difficult for the two participating teams to argue. Siglap Secondary School and the National Junior College were debating the motion
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          JOY OF ARTS
          8 2 Tiger climbing a cllff...precipitous composition
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          Provocative bold and contemporary
          504 2  - Provocative bold and contemporary TEO HAN WUE By ART has taken Yang Shen-sum (Yang Shanshen) to so many places that he is probably the most widely travelled contemporary Chinese artist. He was born in Guangdong 70 years ago and made his debut as an artist in Guangzhou at the age
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        51 1 "What makes the T l he variety! It has more than Specialists' Shopping Centre sh ,°P s each offenng a different so special? selection, each selected for the value of their goods!" mm. at I -^F _^m^L\^^m^m\ Af\ vt^ y '*4mw\ j^^^^rA 1 iMiMIF wBm*™*^.-,im*aaiaM*s±dMdm^m^m\ m&*&&£^ Jf 'U j^!r W£
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        433 1 Specialists' Shopping Centre, the place where you can shop,eat, cash a cheque, buy an air ticket, even book into a hotel... I HP% I HB| JHA| 28 fashion V^ 2 flower shops ■t'J j I^7l houses And _^B< and4kmck knack I^DSmHVH OIWI fabnc centres y J^F*'2at r fa^B£n centres. Fresh
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        389 2 ,Praxis n makes perfect. t jL^ Olivetti introduces the worlds only electronic portable typewriter. IVrtitiU automatic. The tlturoiiK Praxis corrects your errors automatical!) A A In "remembering" the last lOcharacters you typed j^H^H Ptifeci print. It has a daisy wheel printer To give your letters a perfect!} professional look Perfert
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        508 3 APPOINTMENTS (A member The Times Organlaatton) SYSTEMS ANALYST/ PROGRAMMER We are a well established and dynamic Group of Companies with diversified business interests in Singapore and worldwide. As a Group, we form the single largest publishing, printing and distribution conglomerate in Southeast Asia and our mainstream activities include the printing
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        541 3 Rank Xerox, the leader in I copier marketing requires a I SYSTEMS I PROGRAMMER I With the expansion of our Information Systems M Department, we will be upgrading our system to 9 the IBM 4300. 9 The person we seek must be below 31 years of age I and have
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        273 3 A progressive Reody-Mixed Concrete manufacturer, a subsidiary of an established Cement Factory invites applications for the post of: MARKETING ASSISTANT Age above 24 years old Minimum GCE 'A' level or Technical Diploma or equivalent Ability to work independently and able to communicate with customers at all levels Possess own car
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        1023 3 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. pubtuhmq BM a member of the \^*^L_^/ J UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES <* mwnbw of Times Oreanisation) F»r empteymeat at Times Jar*;.* located at Gul Way/Pioneer Road (Oppaatte Tke Juvag Bos lattrrhMge) invite suitably qualified applicants for the following positions i) FITTERS MECHANICAL
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          Berbagai gaya utk dandan rambut
          424 4 Oleh NURJAH MOHD SHAH BERALIH dari kegiatan mengandam pengantin kepada mendandan wanita-wanita biasa untuk menjaga kecantikan harian, terutama bagi bahagian kepala, iaitu rambut, seminar persolekan dan pendandanan di Hotel Holiday Inn tempoh hari telah membincangkan dan menunjukkan berbagai gaya mendandan rambut. Dipandang dari satu sudut,
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          A variety of hair-styles
          449 4 MOVING from bridal fashion and make-up to ways and methods of beautifying ordinary women for daily purposes, particularly with regard to hair-styles, the beauty seminar held at Holiday Inn Hotel recently discussed and had demonstrations held on various ways and methods of styling the hair. Viewed
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          766 4  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman By Revision 22 Answers for questions in Revision 21 Answer 1 I came from Japan in April 1979 and set up a firm at Ang Mo Kio to manufacture electronic goods. The firm is called Shirasuna Singapore Pte Ltd. We produce radios and tape
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