The Straits Times, 2 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    The scholars' debt
    932 1 President Nair gives top students their most important lesson: Duty to public PRESIDENT Devan Nair last night told scholars and other high achievers that their vision of the country for future generations and their contributions to that would make or unmake Singapore. He made it clear that
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    Mock attack causes pants
    610 1 BEIRUT, Thurs. Thousands of people panicked and fled to bomb shelters here today when Israel launched a mock air attack on Beirut amid signs that talks on neutralising the Palestinian guerilla presence in the Lebanese capital were running into fresh snags. The Israeli jet fighters swooped
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    Lock icon N. IRELAND, AUSTRIA DRAW
    38 1 MADRID, Thurs. Northern Ireland and Austria drew 2-2 n the World Cup Group 'D' HDIiJ round matrh here today. Scorers Northern Inland: Billy Hamilton (27th, 74th minute*)Austria: Bruno Pezzey (Stth), Retnhold Hlntermaler (C7th). Reuter.
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    Cabbies to assess commuters
    600 1  - Cabbies to assess commuters RAY DHALIWAL By TAXI drivers will, for a change, assess commuters as part of this year's courtesy campaign the biggest ever for the public transport sector. Unlike previous years when the thrust of the campaign was on taxi drivers, bus crew and others in the public
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    Lock icon Gold arrest
    46 1 i Thurs Thai customs Miicjals s.ii«l a Sin^a- porean merchant was arrested i al Bangkok airport today after they found 20 one-kg bars of gold worth more than L'Ss2Ol).--000 t*****,000) strapped round his waist He was on a flight from Singapore, officials said. Reuter
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    Expressway ban on slow vehicles from Aug 1
    504 1 HEAVY vehicles and those that move at a snail's pace will be banned from the Pan-Island Expressway and the East Coast Parkway from Aug 1. These vehicles endanger other motorists along the expressways as drivers have to decelerate or change lanes suddenly
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    Lock icon POLISH SOCCER FANS SEEK ASYLUM
    101 1 MADRID, Thurs. Two busloads of Polish soccer fans left home for the World Cup in Spain but only 12 arrived, the rest sought asylum on the way, a Polish soccer supporter was quoted as saying today. Mr Bogdan Warner, 58, an architect and economist, was
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    High-level body to study needs of aged
    602 1 High-level body to study needs of aged THB government has set up a high-level committee, headed by Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong, to study the problems of the increasing number of aged in Singapore. The 12-member committee, which met for the first time yesterday, included representatives from the ministries of
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    Hungary visit
    22 1 PARIS. Thurs. President Mitterrand will make an official visit to Hun.. July 7. the Klysee presiileniia! palace saul pMtaTMJ ITI
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    Joining us — Andy and The Born Loser
    181 1 Joining us Andy and The Born Loser EVEN Andy Capp and The Born Loser are affected by the New Nation-Sunday Nation/Singapore Monitor switch, in more ways than one. One of the last strips in the old New Nation had a drunken Andy, the lovable English working class comic character, entering
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      49 1 KSS3B6H This is what the public spends on President's Scholars: Engineering and Science $35,000 a year Arts $30,000 a year Medicine (atNUS) $25,000 a year Ring 734-7772 10a.m. 4.30p.m. MILUS svwi/iw.wn Lim Joo Chiang G-ji Peoples Park Centre Singapore 0105 Tei *****1 Sole Agent Guthrw Singapore Pie Ltd \g>
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      9 1 Foil text of President Nair's speech and Editorial: PIC
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      256 1 *$m ILsEEBACKPAGy 64 pages today WOMAN WHO ENDED HIJACK Pag* 14 Watch the clash of the Titans 'live' Pag* 39 Biliie Jean steals the show Page 35 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NKWS 3,4,6,8 CAUSEWAY 14 COMICS 14 EDITORIAL 16 LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS l»-%2 CLASSIFIEDS 23-35 SPORTS 35-39 TV
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      640 2 Envoy hits out AUSTRALIAN navy ships will continue to be serviced in Singapore, the Australian High Commissioner, Mr K. McDonald, said. He also said, in a letter in Business Times today, that his government had settled the issue with the Australian Council of Trade Unions (Actu) two weeks ago.
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      COMMENT
      141 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT BEARS repeating that scholars who have been educated at great public expense are expected to contribute more to society. What is expected of them goes beyond their special skills and expertise in their special area of training. People also look to them, as the
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      SPORTS
      235 2 Billie steals show THE 'old lady' of tennis, 38-year-old Billie Jean King stole the show during the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London on Wednesday. She defeated third seed Tracy Austin 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 her first victory in five attempts against 19-year-old Tracy, who was not even Dorn when Billie
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      225 2 SEVERANCE PAY TO COST SIA $2.5 m SINGAPORE AIRLINES will be paying between $4 million and 57 million as compensation and study loans to its 191 surplus engineers and trainees who were told in April that they face the prospects of retrenchment. "Severance pay" for those retrenched or
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      BACKGROUND
      59 2 DISORDER WITH MANY FACES WHAT is schizophrenia? The term featured prominently at the trial of John W. Hinckley Jr., the man who shot President Ronald Reagan. Psychiatrists are divided about how to define schizophrenia or what causes it. But most psychiatrists agree that schizophrenia is actually several different disorders,
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      127 2 Misleading Soviets EVEN as it was announcing an arms freeze earlier this year, the Soviet Union was completing its construction of new missile bases west of the Ural Mountains. This was revealed by a senior American official at a Nato meeting in Brussels as his country began
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      747 2 Court orders retrial of man on murder charge THE High Court has ordered the retrial of a schizophrenia charged with murdering his father. Mr Justice Mohamed Azmi did not agree with the jury's unanimous verdict of "not guilty of any offence" on Yap Siong, 54, who is
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      SECTION 2
      348 2 Talented autistics MICHAEL Hickey is 19 and has never spoken an intelligible word. He is autistic. But on his first try, he managed to realign a Rubik's Cube in less than 40 seconds. Other autistics have been known to excel in music and languages and be able to
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      203 2 Hard to swallow CONFUCIUS would have turned in his grave if he knew that his words of wisdom were used in games of drinking about a thousand years after his death. Sayings from his Analects were found inscribed on silver chips used in the game during
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon EEC ruling raises loan cost
      360 3 LUXEMBOURG. Thurs. The European Community have agreed to a new set of export credit rules, pushing up interest rates on governmentbacked loans western nations give to poorer countries. The 10 Common Market states also bowed to US pressure for additional increases in the charges on
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      Lock icon Bramall is new chief of defence
      106 3 LONDON. Thurs. General Sir Edwin Bramall, 58, is to succeed Admiral of the Fleet Sir Terence Lewin as Chief of the Defence Staff on Oct 1, the Defence Ministry announced today. Sir Terence is retiring. The appointment of Sir Edwin had been held up
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      Lock icon Diana comes of age
      76 3 LONDON, Thurs. Princess Diana, whose fairy tale life last year included marriage to Prince Charles and the birth of a future king, marks another milestone today her 21st birthday. Buckingham Palace said Princess Diana, who gave birth to Prince William of Wales nly 10 days ago,
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      Lock icon Disobey union leaders, rail boss urges
      243 3 Disobey union leaders, rail boss urges LONDON, Thurs. After the first normal train and subway service in Britain for nine days, British Rail appealed directly to rank-and-file union members to stop another national rail strike set for midnight on Saturday. "I need your help to save the railway," said British
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      Lock icon Reshuffle of Greek Cabinet in the offing
      127 3 Reshuffle of Greek Cabinet in the offing ATHENS, Thurs. The Greek Cabinet today approved organisational changes paving the way for a reshuffle of the ninc-month-old socialist government headed by Mr Andreas Papandreou. The new legislation created two new ministries a Ministry of Technology and Energy, and a Ministry of National
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      Lock icon Rich gave $2 b less in aid last year
      296 3 PAJUB, Thurs. Official aid to the i uorld's poorest nations from major I non-communist industrialised coun-tru-N fell by a provisional I SSI billion (Ss2.tB billion) in 1981 to about US$25 billion, the Organisation for Economic > Cooperation and Development (OBCD) said
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      Lock icon Ghazalie holds talks on Hungarian ties
      53 3 HUNGARIAN Foreign Minister Frigyes Puja (right) haying talks with visiting Malaysian Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazalie Shafie (second from left) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Budapest yesterday. Tan Sri Ghazalie is now in Hungary to discuss trade and bilateral relations with Hungarian
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      Lock icon Schmidt steps in with budget formula
      239 3 BONN, Thursday THE West German gov ernment reached a compromise agreement on its 1983 budget early today, papering over the cracks in its shaky coalition but leaving open the question of its long-term survival. The junior partners in the coalition, the Liberal Free Democrats
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      Lock icon 'Split Paris into 20' plan draws fire
      163 3 PARIS, Thurs. Conj servative opposition leadj ers have heatedly con- demned a government proposal yesterday to i split the city of Paris into I 20 small towns. Conservatives contend- t ed the proposal was a thinly disguised attempt to weaken the power of
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      Lock icon THE SUPER MINISTRIES
      63 3 PARIS, Thurs. Two new "super ministries" one for industrial policy and the other for social affairs have been created as a result of Tuesday's government reshuffle. Research and Technology Minis- ter Jean-Pierre (Jtevenement now j takes additional responsibility for Industry. The new Welfare Minister Is former top
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      Lock icon Captives wait to be quizzed
      90 4 BLINDFOLDED and with their hands tied, Palestinian guerillas stand in line in this southern Lebanese city of Sidon on Tuesday, awaiting interrogation by their Israeli captors. Three weeks after they were taken prisoner by the invading Israeli forces, scores of Palestinian guerillas are still being
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      Lock icon Life goes on in war-torn Beirut
      209 4 BEIRUT, Thurs. Half-a-million inhabitants of warshattered western Beirut are doing their best to lead a normal life, despite being surrounded by 30,000 Israeli troops. Although an estimated 10,000 residents of western Beirut quit this mainly Muslim half-city every day, the vast majority, especially the
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      Lock icon Reagan: I did not give the approval
      446 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has strongly rejected Arab accusations that the United States gave Israel advance approval to invade Lebanon to crush Palestinian guerillas threatening its northern border. But Mr Reagan refused to condemn Israel's invasion of Lebanon. When questioned at a
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      In other words...
      48 4 In other words... 4 SO LONG as tyranny Is armed, liberty most have and develop weapons for Its defence. Otherwise, slavery will engulf the whole of mankind, and all the pacts and visions will be in A vain. Israeli Prime Minister Menaehem Begin justifying the invasion of Lebanon.
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      Lock icon LEBANESE POUND PLUNGES
      92 4 LEBANESE POUND PLUNGES BEIRUT, Thurs. Yet another casualty of the Israeli invasion is the value of the Lebanese pound which, according to bankers, plunged 8 per cent against the US dollar during the past three weeks. At the start of the civil war in April 1975, the pound sold at
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      Lock icon Iraq seeks peace force to patrol border
      178 4 Iraq seeks peace force to patrol border BEIRUT, Thurs. Iraq, in a new attempt to end its 21-month-old war with Iran, appealed today for neutral peace-keeping troops to patrol the border between the two warring states. An Iraqi Foreign Ministry statement said the troops would monitor a ceasefire announced unilaterally
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      Jakarta backing seat for Cambodia
      446 6  -  SALIM OSMAN By in a report for The Straits Times INDONESIA will join Singapore and Malaysia, the other two Asean countries which are members of the non-aligned movement, to start immediate diplomatic and political efforts to restore Cambodia's seat in the movement. It will also
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      Lock icon 'Arms will create instability
      68 6 'Arms will create instability BANGKOK, Thurs. Vietnam said today any move by Thailand to arm the new coalition of Kampuchean resistance groups would create instability on the Thai-Kampu-chean border and threaten Thai security, the Vietnam news agency (VNA) reported. The agency, quoting the official daily, Nhan Dan, referred to indications
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Anniversary pledge
        67 6 THE CHINESE Communist Party yesterday marked its 61st anniversary with a pledge to revamp provincial administration and a call for further struggle against red tape, buckpassing and imported decadence. The party newspaper, People's Daily, said in an editorial that the 29 provincial administrations would be restructured before the
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        Lock icon Holdridge leaves
        73 6 UNITED STATES Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, John Holdridge, left Burma yesterday after a finalday tour of government agricultural and livestock projects north of Rangoon. During his three-day visit, Mr Hoklrige held talks with Foreign Minister U Chit Hlaing, Home Minister U Bo
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        Lock icon US-Spain bases pact
        63 6 THE UNITED STATES and Spain announced yesterday that they have reached a new fiveyear agreement to continue American military presence in Spain. The agreement, to be signed soon, gives Spain US$4OO million (SSB4O million) in military aid next year in return for the use of three Spanish
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        Lock icon Italian coalition crisis
        56 6 ITALY'S FIVE-PARTY government, split by a bitter row over linking wages to inflation, appeared in danger of collapse yesterday. Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini was seeking the help of President Sandro Pertini to hold the coalition together after the Cabinet refused to back his labour policies at a
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        Lock icon Irish PM's crucial win
        55 6 IRISH PRIME Minister Charles Haughey defended yesterday his four-month-old minority government against a crucial no-confidence motion in parliament. The motion was moved by the main opposition party, Fine Gael, after the government was defeated on Wednesday night on a private member's proposal seeking state aid to
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      Lock icon It's the last dance for Lin
      140 6 THE audience at the semi-final round of the International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi, could not have guessed that Chinese dancer Lin Jlanwei (left) had no plans of competing in the final round when he performed before them on Monday with compatriot Wang Qlfen*.
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      Lock icon 'China wants Hongkong back'
      300 6 HONGKONG, Thurs. Chinese Senior VicePremier Deng Xiaoping has expressed a desire to restore China's sovereignty over Hongkong but promised to try to maintain the territory's prosperity, a popular Hongkong magazine reported today. The magazine, Pai Shing, said Mr Deng made the latest remarks about the future
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      Lock icon Chan takes up his new Asean job
      72 6 JAKARTA, Than. Mr Chan Kai Yau of Singapore became the new secretary general of Asean, succeeding Mr Narclsco Reyes of the Philippines In ceremonies at Asean 's permanent secretariat building here today. Mr Chan was formerly director of education in the Ministry of
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      Firm pays $525,000 in racial bias suit
      119 6 LOS ANGELES, Thnrs. A subsidiary of Japan's Hitachi Ltd has agreed to pay USSZM,«N (Sss?s,««#) to settle a racial dlsorlmlnaUen complaint that Its trlevislM amenably plant la Sacrameato, California, favoured AaUa J»b appUcaata, officials said yesfor*ay. The negetUted agreement, reached last week, was
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      Lock icon More people
      28 6 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's population rose by 0.6 per cent In the 1U years up to 1981, reaching 54.2 million according to census statistics released yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon 'Russians lying about missiles'
      363 8 US reveals new Soviet sites BRUSSELS, Thurs. THE talks on strategic arms reduction between the United States and the Soviet Union was marred yesterday by fresh American accusations that Moscow had been making misleading statements when it announced a freeze earlier this year. Just when the
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      Lock icon Boeing fined for not revealing payments
      187 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Boeing Company paid a fine of US$4OO,OOO ($860,000) yesterday after pleading guilty to charges of failing to reveal it had paid commissions of US$7.3 million on jet aircraft sales in four countries. The commissions were paid to agents in Spain, Lebanon,
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      Lock icon Moon gets set for largest mass I do
      152 8 NEW YORK, Thurs. Rev Sun Myung Moon did last-minute paperwork yesterday to allow him to officiate legally at the wedding of 4,200 of his Unification Church followers in the largest mass marriage in history. "He's got some cards he's got to sign
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      Lock icon PRESIDENT TODAY
      77 8 BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Retired army general Reynaldo Bignone becomes Argentina's latest military president today, facing major economic problems and discord among the armed forces. General Bignone, 62, is committed to return the country to democratic rule within two years. He will preside over a 10-man Cabinet including only
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      Lock icon Undercover agents smash national drug ring
      248 8 Undercover agents smash national drug ring LOS .iNGELES, Than. Federal undercover agents acted as go-be-tweens In disposing of millions of dollars from cocaine sales to smash a national drug ring, a United States prosecntor said yesThe amounts of money Involved were so enormous that people Involved In the ring had
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      Lock icon No change in policy —Reagan
      283 8 No change in policy Reagan WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan last night said Secretary of State Alexander Haig's resignation will mean no change in US foreign policy. "There's going to be no change in policy," Mr Reagan told a televised press conference. At the same time, he responded to press
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      Lock icon Regan: US climbing out of recession
      148 8 ST. LOUIS, Thurs. US Treasury Secretary Donald Regan said yesterday several positive economic signs indicate the United States is climbing out of the current recession. In a news conference and a speech to a Town Hall forum attended by about 1,400 businessmen, r Regan
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      46 8 ROME, Thurs. Italian journalists walked off the job yesterday, launching a three-day news blackout to press their demands for a new contract. The strike shut down all Italian newspapers and wire services and severely reduced news reporting on state-run radio and television stations. AP.
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    New-look New Nation hits the streets
    265 9 New-look New Nation hits the streets THE first issue of the new New Nation rolled off the presses yesterday to the cheers of its staff. The workers had gathered at the Nanyang Siang Pau printing room in Alexandra Road to watch the birth of the new-look newspaper which is now
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    Appeal to victims
    59 9 POLICE wish to contact women who were victims of lft robbers in the Telok Blangah and Holland Road areas between June 26 and 30. Queenstown police have seized several gold chains and have called on victims who did not make reports, to contart either Asst Supt Yeo
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    Lock icon Howe: It's a myth to say one must retire at 55
    493 9 RETIREMENT at 55, bringing with it all the socalled golden opportunity and time for the things a person was told he should then enjoy, was a fairy tale, which the Health Minister, Mr Howe Yoon Chong, dismissed yesterday. Nobody
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    A fair fortnight likely
    75 9 (GENERALLY fair weather can be expected during the next fortnight apart from isolated showers on a few days. Dry conditions are due to the southwest monsoon remaining stable over most parts of Southeast Asia. For June, almost all of Singapore received below average rainfall There were
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    Bid to upgrade TV drama artistes
    496 9  -  LEONG WENG K AM By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has revamped its training course for TV drama artistes. This is to give the young aspiring stars an all round training and to broaden their outlook. Besides the usual speech training and acting lessons, it
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    Senior citizens 'have plenty to -offer'
    275 9 Senior citizens 'have plenty to -offer' SINGAPORE can take yet another lesson from the Japanese this time on how they treat their senior citizens. Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong cited two instances when his newlyformed committee to study the problems of the aged, met the press before it held its
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    Tax burden must be shared, says Dr Tay
    245 9  -  NG WENG HOONG By THERE would be disastrous consequences for Singapore if only a small group of people were to bear a heavy tax burden. River Valley MP Dr Tay Eng Soon said last night. Speaking at a forum on Wednesday night
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    Garage sale
    21 9 A GARAGE sale will tv held at the Kamala Club. Moulmein Road tomorrow from 10 am to 5 p.m.
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    RESTAURANT FIRM SUESJ INSURERS FOR $250,000
    105 9 A COMPANY, which used to own a nightclub in River VaUey Road, Is suing an Insurance firm (or ttS»,m In a case arising from a fire which gutted the nightclub on April 1979. First Restaurant and Nlteclub Pte LM, the High Court heard yesterday,
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    Distinguished night for the top six scholars
    421 10  -  TAN BAN HUAT A chat and dinner with the President By THE presentation of the President's scholarships the first by President C. V. Devan Nair, was carried out with precision at the Istana last night. In measured tones. President Nair took 20 minutes
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    'Belt-up day' for cabbies goes smoothly
    194 10 'Belt-up day' for cabbies goes smoothly IT WAS "belt-up day" for taxi drivers and their front seat passengers yesterday and most of them complied. Only six out of 80 taxi drivers in the taxi queue at Lucky Plaza in Orchard Road were not wearing seat belts although these were fitted
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    Lectures to commemorate the Quran
    64 10 Lectures to commemorate the Quran THE MUSLIM Missionary Society of Singapore, Jamiyah, is organising a function commemorating "Nuzul Al Quran" on Sunday, at Masiid Sultan, North Bridge Road from 8.30 a.m. Invited lecturers include Ustazah Drs Haiah Suryana Thahir, from Indonesia, and Ustaz Haji Mahmud A Majid from Singapore. Admission
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    Triangular swim meet
    39 10 THE Singapore Swimming Club will hold the fourth junior triangular inter-club meet representing swimmers from the host club, Singapore Island Country Club and the Singapore Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu on July 10 at 2.30 p.m.
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    Million-dollar boon for builders to ride out slump
    599 11  -  IRENE NGOO Reduced development charges a welcome move By Our Housing Correspondent DEVELOPERS stand to save millions of dollars now that they can seek to have their development charges reduced because of the downturn in the property market. Development charges are levied
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    Soldiers' pledge from the heart
    126 11 CHIN up, hand on heart and head held high, these soldiers (above) at Pasir Laba camp recite their pledge to defend Constitution and country. This was a typical scene in all Singapore Armed Forces units yesterday morning as soldiers as well as in-camp reservists gathered
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    Singapore bosses among lowest paid
    152 11 Singapore bosses among lowest paid SINGAPORE bosses are among the lowest paid in the world according to a recent survey. The Worldwide total Remuneration report says top executives in Venezuela and Saudi Arabia earn 2.1 times and 2.5 times more respectively than their Singapore counterparts. Top managers of medium-sized companies
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    Judge clears engineer of $2,000 corruption charge
    363 11 Judge clears engineer of $2,000 corruption charge A SHELL Eastern Petroleum civil engineer, who was given a Christmas hamper containing $2,000 four years ago, was acquitted of a corruption charge yesterday. Lee Mcc Goon, 41, was alleged to have corruptly accepted the money from Madam Tan Lay Keow, the managing
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    Acts o£ kindness are so infectious
    478 13 6 LET a man have an evenness of behaviour, both in an open and secret A place. 7 Buddha AN act of kindness from her Silat School mates yesterday warmed the heart of 12-year-old Perdeep Kumar and has made her determined to be kind
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    Courtesy 'should be a habit'
    124 13 COVERNMENT staff should be courteous as well as efficient, said the Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry and Social Affairs), Mr Sidek bin Saniff. He said they must try to make courteous and considerate behaviour a habit and not regard it as something to be brought
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    Courtesy Delight a timely reminder
    183 13 Bookmarks, sweets to bring on smiles A RECIPE for smiles was launched yesterday with the Times Organisation's very own courtesy campaign. The recipe for a sweet dessert called Courtesy Delight is printed on 20,000 bookmarks to be handed out at the five Times retail outlets
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    Fewer grouses against cabbies, -bus crew
    298 13 Fewer grouses against cabbies, -bus crew THREE years of untiring effort to promote courtesy among taxi driven and bus rrew are paying off. The Recistry of Vehicles (ROY) says the number of complaints against taxi drivers have fallen since pre--1979 days. And this despite an Increase in the taxi fleet
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    Lock icon Judge throws out jury's verdict and orders retrial
    439 14 Judge throws out jury's verdict and orders retrial KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. THE High Court judge here yesterday ordered a retrial after questioning the competence of the jury. They had returned an unanimous verdict of "not guilty of any offence" on a man suffering from schizophrenia ana tried on a charge
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    Lock icon Britain may defy US gas embargo
    458 14 POSSIBLE CONFLICT BROUGHT INTO FOCUS LONDON, Thursday A POSSIBLE sharp conflict between Britain and the United States was brought into focus yesterday when the government here took the first steps to enable it to stop British companies from complying with a US embargo on
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    Kelong visit
    23 14 THE Serangoon community centre will oe organising a Kelong Night tomorrow. For more details, telephone *****69. between 2 and 10 p.m.
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    Hijacker's wife arrives with son and $630,000 ransom
    311 14 THIS is the moment the Alitalia hijacker In Bangkok had waited for the arrival of his estranged Italian wife (left) with the USS3M,Mt (SSCM,Mt) ransom. The woman, Anna Aldrovandl, and their three-year-old son had flown all the way from Rome to meet
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    Prof's talk
    38 14 PROF James C. Hsiung of New York University's department of politics will speak on the Possible Influence of Confucianism on Today's Society at the RELC auditorium tomorrow at 3 p.m. The talk will be in Mandarin.
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    Australfan group acts to stop unions interfering
    228 15 Australfan group acts to stop unions interfering AN Australian-based j council representing more than 1000 exporters will ask the Australian government to introduce laws to prohibit unions from interfering with the j property of other countries. Mr Peter Frankel, chairman of the Austra- Man Chamber of Com- j merce Export
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    Aussie navy will still use Spore, says envoy
    419 15 AUSTRALIAN navy ships will continue to be serviced in Singapore, said the Australian High Commissioner, Mr K. McDonald. In a letter to the Business Times today, Mr McDonald adds that his government settled the issue of the servicing of navy ships in
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    'Electronic trading board is too small'
    328 15 'Electronic trading board is too small' IT WAS an initial thumbs down for the new computerised electronic board at the Stock Exchange of Singapore. The most common complaint on the first day of the new system was that the words were too small and as if to prove the point,
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    Bargins hunters spend $115,000
    215 15 Bargins hunters spend $115,000 ABOUT $U5,W§ was raised from an auction Jewellery, cameras, used X-ray films, watches and other Items held by the Central Supplies Department (CSD) yesterday. The goads bought by bargain hunters and traders Included property confiscated by the police and customs officers, as well as gifts returned
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    Lorry driver to stand trial for murder
    101 15 Lorry driver to stand trial for murder A LORRY driver was committed to stand trial in the High Court accused of the murder of his wife's lover. After a preliminary inquiry on Monday, magistrate Ismail Hamid ordered Lav Kura Hoong, 43, to be remanded In the Queenstown jail pendlnr the
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    Cultural expressions
    30 15 BEDOK community centre *ill conduct 13 courses, raag.ng from Japanese language to Chinese and Malay cultural lances, over the next two iionths. Details are available from :he centre.
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    Chamber may put success on show
    97 15 SUCCESS stories of prominent businessmen and their techniques may be video-taped as educational films by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The SCCCI may also record the experience of craftsmen who excel in skills like motor repairing, building, watch repairing and tailoring
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    Jakarta union backs SOS
    148 15 Jakarta union backs SOS THE Indonesian Scjunm's I nlim twrkx the Slnnapure Organisation *f Seamen In Its fight M»ln«t the protef-tknist tendencies of Australian ulonx. The SOS wen this trapperl after three officials vLslted Jakarta on Tiesday to brief the Indonesians en the Pacific iking dispute. The SOS team comprised
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    rCrash victim gets $279,000 court award
    300 15 A PERSONNEL officer who was injured in a traffic accident that left him weak in the limbs and impotent, was awarded $2T0,756 by the High Court yesterday. This was the sum Mr Harry Seah Hong Meng, 57, had claimed from Madam Tan Siow Cher,
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    The Straits Times says... Putting nation before self
    477 16 The Straits Times says... Putting nation before self THE President's message to our bright students has been made before but it bears repeating and by no one better than the head of state himself. The nation has made substantial investments in the scholars. In fact, the higher up the educational
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    What price our high- achievers?
    2089 16 Scholars should justify the sum invested in them by leading and inspiring the society that nurtured them President Nair S/ There is a much larger group of people, however, who have made very substantial investments in all our students. I refer to the people of
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    Standing in awe of Japan Inc
    475 16  -  DICK WILSON By in London Writing for The Straits Times IF THK Japanese trading companies go on expanding, thrusting and innovating at their present rate, will they end up as not only economic giants dominating the world but also possessors of enormous political power?
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      Shedding light on European history
      913 17 Progress did not come 'out of the blue' from 16th Century onwards I WOULD like to comment on some of the points made by Mr S. Rajaratnam in his speech to the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (ST, June 16), and possibly indicate, if not
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      what we are not
      150 17 I REFER to Mr S. Rajaratnam's speech "Wny East trails West ...(ST. June 16) and the letter, "I, Asian do protest" (ST, June 24). Certain Singaporeans of Asian origin discriminate against their kind and admire almost everything that has to do with the Caucasians. This is
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      Training students not to correct mistakes
      102 17 Training students not to correct mistakes I REFER to the letter by PHLG "Teachers should try to hold their temper" (ST, June 18). My daughter is also studying in a school in Emerald Hill. The teacher who is fond of throwing her students' books out of windows is also training
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        Waiting period of others only marginally affected
        170 17 PLEASE refer to the letter by "First come, last served," "Unfavoured applicants now have a longer wait" (ST, May 12). The introduction of the multitier family housing is a serious national effort to preserve the extended family structure. Considering that about 5,000 or
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        5 minutes grace before notice is issued
        151 17 WE WOULD like to assure "Irate justice seeker" that the system adopted by our car-parking attendants ensures that there is at least five minutes' grace before a notice is issued. When an attendant notices a car parked without display of a coupon, the
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        Tender panel not madi up of laymen
        140 17 Tender panel not madi up of laymen IN THE report, "Winning design picked on their own merit URA" (ST, Jun 18), I was reported to have said that the Tender Committee evaluating bids for URA sale sites comprised "mainly laymen." What I actually said was that the URA adopts a
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        Decreasing figures due to transfers
        178 17 WE WOULD like to explain to "Confused" why the highest number balloted in a particular zone may get smaller instead of bigger as expected, "Perplexed by decreasing figures" (ST, May 19). The occasional drop of highest registration numbers within a zone is due to transfer
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    DON'T BE SHY
    35 17 IF YOI ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start In Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      362 17 Adventures in Levfe N0.3 in a series JK? 1 rt^H It's not often that you girlfriend, I nudged my way into a crowded jeans shop. D^^^^m fjUJP read about adventures e^gtti towards the Let i's, I noticed a petite lady M S .^iß jTT^ ofamilvrnmannr wit^ beautiful dark eyes selecting
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      Lock icon Darkness of schizophrenia begins to lift
      1491 18  -  MAYA PINES By in Washington Research shows prevention may be only a vaccine away I went to my teacher and said 'I am afraid.' She smiled gently at me. But her smile, instead of reassuring me, only increased the anxiety and confusion, for I
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      118 18 m m? i^^ B m I IB jHK* riat "onai t I lIP J°' f Agents lor Singapore *W&^ HIL Ha eme y er "ding Cx>. (S) Sdn. Bhd. From this morning until we run out of stock National are offering an attractive jam dish with every National Toaster you
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  • NEWSBRIEFS
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      South Pacific Textile
      40 19 SOUTH Pacific Textile Industries Bhd's profits before tax for the six months to March 31, 1982, dropped 40.3 per cent to Msl.Bl million, on a turnover of M 520.1 million (MJ21.65 million previously). No dividend was announced.
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      Roxy profits
      56 19 ROXY Electric Industries (M) Bhd has reported a 60.1-per cent drop in its operating profits to M 51.21 million for the six months to March 31, 1982. Sales for the half year were lower by 22.8 per cent from the previous first half but no figures were given.
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      Boustead queried
      68 19 BOUSTEAD Holdings Bhd has been asked to inform the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on the consideration to be paid for acquiring 70-per cent of Getz Corporation's equity when it is determined. The company was also asked to submit the audited accounts of Getz as at June 30, 1982,
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      Sime Darby replies
      26 19 SIME Darby has informed the KLSE that its proposed rubber venture in Manila is still being studied and plans have not been finalised.
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      Pegi Malaysia
      42 19 PEGI Malaysia Bhd has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that Eastwind Holdings Bhd has bought over 25 million Msl shares in the company from Goodyield Plaza on June 30. Eastwind Holdings is a wholly owned subsidiary of Goodyield Plaza.
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      Lock icon Australian shares
      95 19 SYDNEY, Thurs. The total market value of Australian shares fell by 33 per cent in fiscal *****2 ended June 30, figures released by the Australian stock exchanges show. Market capitalisation of listed securities stood at A 528.70 billion (5563.14 billion) at the close of trading yesterday, against the
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      Lock icon No more gold swaps
      66 19 ZURICH, Thurs. South Africa does not need to make further gold swaps with foreign banks at present, Reserve Bank governor Gerhard de Kock said. It announced swaps late last year without giving details. Mr de Kock forecast that the South African balance of payments deficit will
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      Lock icon Export quota meeting
      95 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries secretariat is still liaising with the two member countries in the region, Thailand and Indonesia, to set a date for the follow-up to their May emergency meeting to work out export quota cutbacks for each country. The
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      Lock icon Textile failures
      94 19 NAGOYA, Thurs. Business failures in Japan's textile industry reached a record high in the first six months of this year due to protracted recession, the Credit Exchange Agency of Nagoya said. The bankruptcies amounted to 787 cases, up 26.7 per cent over the same period of last year.
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      Lock icon Tourist organisation
      74 19 SUVA (Fiji), Thurs. South Pacific island countries have formed a regional tourist body known as the Tourist Council of the South Pacific. It replaced an organisation called the Tourist Council of Polynesia, which had covered only some countries lying in the Polynesian region. This bigger organisation was backed
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    ACB after-tax profits 36pc higher
    300 19 ACB after-tax profits 36pc higher ASIA Commercial Bank, lately the subject of much talk in banking circles, has finally released its 1961 annual results exactly six months after the close of its financial year on Dec 31, 1961. In line with the good results produced by other local banks, ACB
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    OECD projects increase in capital market borrowings
    456 19 PARIS, Thurs. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has raised its forecast level of borrowing on international capital markets this year to between US$l6O billion (*****.6 billion) and US$l75 billion from about US$l43 billion projected in March. The OECD says that this
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    Severance pay to cost SIA $2.5 m
    470 19 SINGAPORE Airlines will be paying between $4 million and $7 million as compensation and study loans to its 191 surplus engineers and trainees who were told in April that they face the prospects of retrenchment. "Severance pay" for those retrenched or who resigned
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    Learning more about West African trade
    408 19 BUSINESSMEN who are keen to trade with West Africa will have two separate opportunities to learn more about the region this month. The first was an informal briefing which was held yesterday at the Department of Trade. This will be followed by a seminar
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    Fitzpatrick's gets tender for meat sales at airport
    374 19 FlTZPATRlCK'Ssupermarket has won the tender to sell fresh meat at Changi Airport against competition from three other companies. The tender is conditional on Fitzpatrick's getting approval for the sale of meat from the Singapore authorities, and for the import of meat from
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    J Ballas doubles paid-up to $10 m
    247 19 J BALLAS and Co, one of the most established local stockbroking firms, is expanding its capital base and has taken on a new partner following the retirement of its majority shareholder, Mr Jacob Ballas. A director confirmed yesterday that it has received approval
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      65 19 Imutead Bhd mnJop Ind ■ilnn.xv ITC I *4 -2 8 ill Gothrir Bhd NBT -2 10 -1 CCM FAN Haw I'ar Nal Iron D 1 »10 (old Stontßi(xntinKs Inrhrapr Bbd PMC I •3 •2 MElee «thmans Trading M Warfca 14 -1 5 -1 Perils Plaal SembSMp
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      Prices firm on buying support
      479 19 SINGAPORE: The stork market closed slightly firmer on some buying Interest In light trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index was «.2« points higher at m* In the industrial sector, Haw Par, Inrhrape, Pan Electric, Straits Trading, I'nlted Engineers, Promet and Hong Leong Industries firmed between
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        Most Active
        24 19 Promet 508.000 Sel Prop 285,000 OCBC 199,000 M U I 173,000 Pan-El 142.000 Total turnover: 3.66 m Total value: $11. 52 m
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        Rises
        34 19 -n H 'romet lat Iron tuthrie P I I T C 1 Pißance View :old Storage itv D«v 330 312 610 360 IS3 480 478 408 378 233 1t 1' II II 7
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        Falls
        27 19 -101 Su»«r. 'M K 1 1.-. lion falu Kmill. Ith M.i. lod 'renlon. Hld(. 1000 240 44S 215 302 210 -40 -25 -24 -20 -12 -10
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        Indices
        36 19 BT lndicator: ST Industrial* ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC: SES Ind: *****1 *****3 702.14 706.40 1703.16 1706.14 1098.82 1096.55 626.45 627.04 297.22 297.36 873.21 863.65 653.09 ***** 535.61 538.28
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      Singapore closing prices
      2396 20 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1982 High Low Company Gr's Net Last Oiv P/E Vol Day. Sal* +or- COOO) High Low 360 247 Acma A I com 233 172 Allied Choc 308 248 R A T 320 320 Bat* 141 83^ Ben Berjajra Kawat 291 1M Boustead 480
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      COPPER
      34 20 LONDON Copper prices on Wedneaday (previous In brackets): Wireban Spot buyers £791.06 (£78(50): sellers £791.50 (£787.00); Three Months buyers £814 00 (£*****; seller* Ul4 50 (£BlO 00 **arket mac: Firmer Bales: 10.700 tonnes
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      KL closes higher
      397 20 SOME late interest took shares selectively higher on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Volumes traded improved slightly. Shares opened at around overnight levels but trading turned erratic thereafter in i the absence of any positive leads. Analysts felt investors were generally holding back to await fresh
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      1601 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number ot 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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      XL SCOREBOARD
      33 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Up 35 1 Down 31 2 unch 17 3 1 Properties OU Palms Tins rubbers I robbers Deb/Loans 2 3 1 3 1 5 1 5 4 2
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      Market stays on uptrend
      751 20 IN SPITE of all the teething problems arising from the introduction of the new electronic board at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday, shares still managed to show a generally better finish. Prices, however, closed slightly off their day's highs. The Straits Times Industrial Index added
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1491 20 BID and Oder plica officially Unto and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots ot 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna (3.448 3.465) (4) 3.54 (2) 3.52 (3) 3.46 (2) 3.44 Ajaianti
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 21 Rubber July 1 Singapore: July: 183.75 cents (up 0.75 cent) Malaysia: July: 202.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 105 tonnes (up 55 tonnes)
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        Produce prices
        137 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, SUgapare, n—n elaatmg prices per IN kg yesterday. CM»Mt «U: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. C«pra: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $340.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        GOLD
        177 21 THE KILOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 521.906 and closed at $21,806 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.75 313 .25 and remained quiet and featureless as the Hongkong market was closed. It was traded slightly higher to $314.25 ***** but eased back to
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        TIN
        198 21 THE STRAITS tin price continued to stay unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 55 tonnes to 105 tonnes. The overnight London market was easy with forward buyers falling sharply by £280 to £6,780 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon tin market found
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        PALM OIL
        217 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market weakened further on shortselling in active trading yesterday, dealers said. In July, south and central fell (30 and $2250 respectively to M 5755 per tonne and north $27.50 to $762.50, while in August south lost $35 to $745 and north
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        Silver quotes
        34 21 Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Scone: rr*t Satose, S'son. York Hi a pore 5998 5.788 6 06S 5 85S 6038 5.358 6.13S 5.«S Tkm Wtt 5928 S.7SB 6.02S S»S
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        RUBBER
        676 21 PRICES in the Singapore market closed slightly firmer yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 183.75 cents per kilo, up 0.75 cent on Wednesday's close, dealers said. The morning market gained 0.75 cent on higher overnight London advices, they said. Prices held unchanged at around lunch time levels
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        SSR and SMR
        90 21 NOON SSR and SMR print yt.t»rd«y ■A 8 JuK (Carnal Mtk) B«y.r. Seller. SSR 20 il-wiptllHl 162 00 IS3 OON SSR SO Otoopaltotl IMSO IHO 50N MRKLB July Al(nl ;>MK(V lllonpalht) 206 00 207.00N SMRL IllonpallM) 206 H) 207 SON SMKS lluwpaUM) IMSO 186MN SMKOP lluitp^tot) UhK)
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        Unit trusts
        192 20 ARBI THNOT SECURITIES ASIA (Managers' prim ler iarjr t) Spore Growth Fund 084 089 OUB-MONTAOI (Maaafen' prlees tor Jaly t) Union Spore Fund 124 1.31 DIAMOND MOT STORE (Manager** arleei tor Jaly t) Diamond Spore Fd(US» 053 0.57 SJ IB (June)(today) INCOME BOND t'NIT (Carreat prtese) lnrome Bond
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        Sydney
        464 20 SHARE prices yesterday fell across the board in what brokers described as a reaction to the window dressing trading at the end of the financial year on Wednesday. All major indices fell with the Ordinaries marked down 3.1 points to 470. Among heavyweight miners, BHP lost 10 cents to
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        Market holidays
        19 20 Market holidays THE HONGKONG and Bangkok stock markets were closed yesterday First weekday in July and Half-year holiday respectively.
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        Manila
        114 20 THE stock market was lower yesterday on turnover down to 4.8 million from 6.4 million. dealers said. -11 PhU Hldfi US Acoje Mlnlnf Ool> Anjlo PhU a Apex Mining B _41 AUu Con 8 U B>«uio oom ant Bulc Petroleum OI4S Bencuel Con B nJO COCP l.« Ltpanlo B.
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        369 21 SHARE prices yesterday lost ground with sentiment dampened by reports a US federal grand jury decided to indict Hitachi Ltd together with 17 individuals in the IBM computer ecrets spy case. The market index lost 34.49 to close at 7,179.38 in light trading on volume 220 million shares. The
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        391 21 NEW YORK, Wed. Stock prices closed mixed in very heavy volume as interest rate worries overshadowed early enthusiasm over the 0.3 per cent rise in the May leading economic indicators. The Dow Jones industrial average rose almost six points in morning trading, was up some M points most
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        609 21 LONDON, Wed. Equities were generally easier but government bonds ended slightly higher today, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 6.8 points at 547.5. Some dealers noted more institutional interest than of late but others said trading remained slow with the prospect of further disruption of
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        50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 554.3 Tuesday 552.0 Week Ago 565.8 DOW JONEB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 911.83 Tuesday 812^1 Week Ago 813.17 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday closed Wednesday 1278.58 Week Ago 1279.62 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 828.1 Wednesday 630.7 Week Ago 629.0 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 4T0.0 Wednesday 473.1 Week Ago 464.9
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        386 21 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Share prices were mixed in quiet, listless trading, with a mixed Wall Street close offering neither a clear trend nor a firm incentive to trade, dealers said. XI.M later extended its gains to close 2.20 higher at 90.70. while Unilever slipped further, closing 70 cents down at
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        336 21 ZURICH. Wed. Share prices closed steady in moderately active trading supported by lower Euro-franc rate* and this morning's decline of the US dollar, dealers said Speculation that customer time deposit rates may soon be cut gained ground among some operators, they said. But many market participants would regard such
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      326 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1580 00 and was traded to the day's high of $2 1625 35 but eased back to close at $2 1610 20 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was quiet and featureless The US dollar against ma)or currencies opened
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      362 21 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Cutrancta* Nominal rat** Smithaonian P*rc*ntag* quotad y**t*rda)r (cro*a)p*rlly chang* Local dollars to one unit of foreign carrency: US dollar 2.1610 2.1620 2.8196 -23.36 Sterling pound 3.7385 3.7425 7.3469 -49.11 Australian dollar 2.2025 2.2050 3.4286 -35.75 NZ dollar 1.6005 1.6035 3.4286 -53.22 Canadian dollar
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      41 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on July 1: Overnight: 4% Call deposits: 4'; Ckwiaf Buying SHlmi 3-month Treasury bills 4 3V» 3-month Bank bills On 3 months CD S3/16 91/16 fl months CD y Scarce: Nidi— l Dknul
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      31 21 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July 1 vernight 1 month 2 months, 3 months Overnight 6 9 9 3 16 mode BH 9 9111 6 1 4
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      24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customer* Is II.M per cent.
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      235 21 FOR PRIVATE SAUE COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE.AUSTRALIA hrn rj« (Between Queen and William Sts) tIL iv- 1 AN ELEVEN STOREY OFFICE 1 I BUILDING IN THIS PRIME I L H COLLINS STREET LOCATION Cl I J J AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT I%\ Jk N OPPORTUNITY FOR IL mtj H REFURBISHMENT, OWNER Ills.
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      333 22 Sale of stake in HME likely to affect H C HARRISONS and Crosfield expects a considerable impact from its Malaysianisation deal, according to chairman Tlromas Prentice in his annual statement. Subject to shareholders' approval, the group has agreed to sell part of its controlling interest in Harrisons Malaysian Estates to
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      186 22 Boustead to acquire Getz Malaysia BOUSTEAD Holdings Bhd will acquire majority control of Getz Corporation (Malaysia) in a move to widen its trading base. It took over 51 per cent of trading company Getz (M) yesterday and will take over another 19 per cent on Jan 1, 1983. The total
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      382 22 IN A move aimed at strengthening its marketing and manufacturing capabilities in Malaysia, Acma Electrical Industries will merge its Malaysian subsidiary with OYL Industries Sdn Bhd. Acma said that its entire holding of 500,000 shares of Msl each in wholly owned Acma
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      278 22 UNITED Overseas Bank Ltd signed an agreement to buy the remaining shares in 42.5 per centowned United Chase Merchant Bankers. It will purchase 4.25 million ana 1.5 million ordinary shares of $1 each in United Chase from Chase Manhattan Overseas Banking Corporation
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      109 22 BARING Brothers Asia Ltd, the independent adviser to minority shareholders of Veneer Products, is "not convinced of the overall merit" of Veneer's proposed acquisitions of Material Trading Pte Ltd and property units at Merlin Plaza. Veneer had in May proposed the acquisitions, ostensi ply to
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      253 22 Dutch report calls for abolition of wage-price linkage AMSTERDAM, Thurs. A potentially crucial report on the future development of Dutch industry, published yesterday, calls for the abolition of wageprice compensation for employees and an end to the present link between unemployment benefit and the national minimum wage. It also seeks
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      192 22 US-Japan pact to end crab price fixing WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Justice Department reached separate agreements with eight Japanese seafood importers and five United States companies to bar price fixing practices in the crab industry. The agreements, which must be approved by a Federal judge, would end two antitrust suits filed
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      629 22 To the Holders of TOKYU LAND CORPORATION (Tokyu Fudosan Kabushiki Kaisha) iy 4 Convertible Bonds Due 1996 Pursuant to Clause 7(B) and (C) of the Trust Deed and Condition 5 of the Terms and Conditions of the Bonds notice is hereby given as follows An issuance of 10,000,000 Shares of
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      255 22 URGENT SALE MAJOR INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT Strata Potential Sydney Australia Situated on 4.9 acres of land 5 km from City centre. Total floor space 5.9 acres Fully tenanted 1 7 tenants) C.P.I. Leases 3-5 years. Local Building Authority Compliance Certificate (Ordinance 70) General industrial zoning 12% gross return. PRICE: A 6,000,000
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      950 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES: rl AMlP r Tlftli croup I Mondoy Fr.doy 900om-5 30 pm 1 CLASSIFICATION GROUP /"A (5 00 pm tor next doy) 0"*"""* 90 ets per word (Mm $13 50) J^Ljfc jj. jfZj—^Tkl g\ aWar^a*) af^i^Sr |j| C t^3 |j itf^S (f^\ ftsT 1 2 30 pm
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      811 23 B l^ii^lsr 1088 B Kr3i«idtee VICBS A C To Business ]£f Q Business To Business BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE FORMICA finished shelves Ideal for offices, store rooms, shops, houses' decorative Items, books etc. Special offer at $15 each!!. Free dellvery (Including Installation) Hurry while stock last!!. Tel: *****15. CUSTOM MADE SOLID Teakwood
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      691 23 25 Sale: Other Products RESTAURANT CLOSING DOWN sale 400 lbs. Ice maker (Whirlpool USA). NCR cash register (2135), Roland PA system, lead and bass amplifier (Music Man), microphone with stand, spot light. Aiwa tape/FM receiver, cane furniture ($l5 each), box fan. emergency light, snake light, fire extinguisher, bar counter, filing
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      591 23 I i 34 Gardening PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE AND Garden Maintenance Contractor. Orchid maintenance. reportIng specialist and rubbish and debris disposal Effendy Garden Services Tel: *****03 PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS. Turfing, tree cutting cutting, garden maim nanre plant rental. *****32 Bal- moral Landscape. John Yap FOR TREE CUTTING Trimming, Planting. Rubbish/Debris Disposal and
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      578 23 METALWORKS FOR HOUSEHOLD Industries Gates, windows, grilles, fencing and aluminium works. Karlim Company *****11 ONG CHW LEE Contractor repair roof leakage, brick walls, sliding doors, painting and renovation Call *****22 RENOVATION WORK FOR HDB. Private houses, undertake office partitions, awnings and furnishings, etc *****15. anytime. UNDERTAKING ROOF LEAKING Installing windows,
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      557 23 I A SAUDI ARABIAN COMPANY BASED IN JEDDAH INTERESTED TO FORM A JOINT VENTURE WITH A SINGAPOREAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TO OPERATE IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA WHERE VAST CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS OFFERED FOR EXECUTION INTERESTED PARTY SHOULD SEND FOLLOWING 1) COMPANY BROCHURE IF ANY 2) LIST OF PROJECTS COMPLETED/IN PROGRESS
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      745 23 FOR FAST QUALITY English I'hl nese phototypesettlng. typesetting, bromide prints, film and artwork, please call: Supersklll Services. 1088 Blk 531, Hong Llm Complex. South Bridge Road, phone: *****8/ 431 166 WATSON PRESS SPECIALISES in name cards, letterheads. Invoices, etc 158. Ist floor. Golden Mile Tower. Beach Road *****85 SIMJALE COMPANY
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      529 24 \3 60 Butin— t Opportunities Eipendtng Manufacturer of Baby Cere Product* looking tor Exporter* end Repreeentetnree with s.tabiished contacts in the Middle East or South East Asia. Please write with company rurkground to THE MARKETING MANAGER SERANGOON ROAD P.O. BOX 20 SINGAPORE 913J or contact: Mr Chin. Tel: ZStOSM tor
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      608 24 A SINGAPORE INCORPORATED Company, owned by Expatriates, with mineral resource and Jurong Factory interests/ assets Is open to proposals from manufacturers/ investors on: 1 Takeover of the Company. 2) A Joint Venture utilisation scheme for 16.000 sq ft of modern factory space Enquiries from principals to: PO Box 1936. Maxwell
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      693 24 WlD—-- Well established motor company Invites applicants to fill the post of: PROPERTY EXECUTIVE Candidates should posses. A Diploma In Building Maintenance from Singapore Polytechnic or other recognised Institutions For those without diploma but possess more than S years experience In property Management will also be considered Age above 25
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      405 24 requires NEWSROOM ASSISTANTS RESPONSIBILITIES To assist reporters and subeditors ln preparation of news Items for publication; To Input or retrieve data, using Video Display Terminals linked to our computers, for processing by subeditors: To monitor newsroom operations and keep records of production flow: To transcribe from tapes. REQUIREMENTS Minimum 5
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      475 24 aaaaaW II An expanding shipyard in Jurong invites applications for: Administrative Assistant Requirements: Possess GCE 'A' level 9 Preferably with experience in administration and personnel work Ability to work and do correspondence independently Salary would commensurate with qualifications and experience. Applications stating full particulars of present employment, experience and qualifications
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      1042 24 Wp 6 A^H A WeM Established American -fl AW^am Company involved in the P. Haßßßßnalcaa LieBBB troteum Industry in Jurong has I^9l c oc SECRETARY I A joint venture I wiu< proficiency In EngI Company of General I uScite* SecreUrlml I Electric and Straits I Accurate typing and I Steamship
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      415 24 A large American Multt-Na tional Trading Organisation in Jurong requires a STENOGRAPHER c OCE O Level with credits In English and Mathematics c Shorthand/typing certificate 100/45 wpm. respectively c At least 1 year's working experience We offer attractive salary and benefits package, 5-day weak and pleasant working environment for those
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      641 24 ljjl| Q Employment A weM established engineering Arm raoutras INTERNAL AUDITOR c OCE 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 O.C.E O'
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      478 24 CA T C 1 184-4412 1 Classified Advertising Works. TELEX OPERATOR (Mala) required by expat company Oood English eesentlal Oood salary and benefits Please telephone:--*****08 for an Interview from 9.00 am 5.00pm. Urgently Require* ADMIN. ASSISTANT c Ability to type, c Abllty to communicate, c Pleasant personality, c Age between
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      544 25 ljjl| Q Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant .—^i=i^igi j d) Secretmrial Clerical J Urgently required c RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST c Kxperience with PMBX -will hlMiard c Typing and telex operation necessary c Tactful in handling telephone calls and visitors c Preferably with some work- ing experience < Salary negotiable. Interested. <
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      623 25 k well eetabliahed hire porchese :ompeny requires s FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST *ge 17 and above Experience not -equired Interested please call J3W705 CATHERINE HENG. CRYSTAL TIME (S) PTE LTD Invites applications for STORE CLERK (Female) i GCE O 1 level > No experience necessary Personal interview at Blk A.
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      1051 25 ijjl^ 0 Efflptoyment male Oeneral Clerk Must be able to type, simple accounts and to work independently Please write In with full resume and salary expected or call: *****11/ *****10 Tan Poh Kwang Engineering Works. Blk 5055. Unit IMS. Ang Mo Klo Industrial Park 11. Spore 2056 WANTED PART-TIME TYPING
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      790 25 quired by factory in Jurong Preferably experienced Salary negotiable Write to: 14 Fourth Lok Yang Road. Spore 2282 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK/ Typist required by transport company urgently Experience In Import/ export shipping and banking documents. Call ***** 19 FEMALE OENERAL CLERK required Preferably ••'ngllsh educated. I able to do Accounts
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      827 25 fll X j I Employment H f ammmP I iBJBHPMMMiJsHIIMHi^^ HsHHMtR|VeeHBSpajeMHHJHHB HreMSJUMBBasiIBBBiMBBBBBBBBaBBBBi isetan singdpore-tokvo DEPARTMENT STORE IN ORCHARD AND HAVELOCK ROADS has Immediate vacancies for: SALES ASSISTANTS -Femalee Age 16 -24 years. c Singapore Citizens c Secondary 2 and above c Experience not necessary as training will be provided, c
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      465 25 Hi I P c i> 1 i Required by a large motor and property company, the following experience staff: SALES REPRESENTATIVE Age -30to 40 Preference will be given to those who are graduated from either Nanyang University or Catholic High School Those In possession with sales experience will also be
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      567 25 Newly Established Travel Agency invites applicants for the position sty SALES EXECUTIVE Minimum RRequirementt t 3 years experience In similar line As Itm is a very demanding and challenging fob. a very competitive salary and benefit package will be offered to the right candidate. Apply In writing giving full personal
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      1413 25 ljjl| 0 Emptoymant I An a i pending company dealing with building material requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES Preferably with 1) class 3 driving licence 2) some technical knowledge of building Industry Interested please call: 2M3050 A well eelaMiahed organisation requires MALE/FEMALE EXECUTIVE TRAINEES Experience not necessary $700 p.m Interested please call
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      337 26 [Rll D a"**-* |HllD t I iHll D I [ffll P fr"*"— I [Mil D fr***™* 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical 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 asMECHANICAL
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      461 26 Owing to our openston programme, we invits applications for the following poets: DRAUGHTSMEN c STI Graduates In Me- i rhanlcal Engineering Drawing b Design I c Experience in drawing and designing of press tools. Jigs fixtures and plastic moulding I INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS c ITC Certificate In I Production Engineering
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      493 26 Jurong Shipyard Ltd. Welding and steelwork traineeship Jurong Shipyard offers you an opportunity to develope a skill career under our guidance Applicants All applicants should be between 16-25 years of age Those serving National Service and suitably qualified Malaysians will also be considered The Course The total period of training
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      499 26 An established Refrigeration a Air conditioning manufacturer invttee sppticstions for the following posi- lions: APPRENTICE MECHANICS/ MECHANICS c Minimum Sec. 2 education c Preference will be given to those who possess Class 3 driving licence Training will be provided in repairs and maintenance of houaehold We offer competitive terms and
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      561 26 k shipping company tnvttee appli:anons tor the poet of SITE CLERK Completed Secondary 2. Able to speak and write English Preferably with PSA Ship Instruction certificate 11 Experienced In shipyard safety control Willing to work Irregular hours. nt#r#tt#o ftppHCMint pwot# writ* n with lull personal particulars to THE PERSONNEL MANAGER
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      498 26 LIFT INSTALLATION TRAINEES required by an American International Should have al least a secondary school education Only those Interested In acquiring a skill and making a career In lift installation need apply Pteas* call MR TON 29*7713 or come per tonally lo: Unit 1205 1210. 12th Fir Jin Sultan Centre
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      543 26 t. MECHANIC 2. WELDER 3 TRAINEE Preference will be given to those with experience in a heavy Industry for Post 1 and Post 2 Interested applicants, pleaee call: TEL: 2577«*5/******5 W*tnt#d #xp#ft#nc9a WELDERS for tank, pipe and general purpose welding Tel: *****7* APPLICANTS ARE INVITED to apply for the post
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      111 26 ClaMiliad Ad* Th« Grealnea* ol B*,ng Small Mivie SINGAPORE LIMITED has immediate vacancies for: PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Male/ Female) We offer "Attractive starting salary 'Salary adjustment after 3 months "Salary reviewed twice a year "Shift Allowance Attendance /^Cl^ Allowance Free uniforms /w^O Free transportP/^NJT^ Please call rf^£?K personally The Personnel Department
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      298 26 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Wanted those who are Young and energetic 3 credits in GCE 0' level (for position of inspector I Above 16 years of age Completed National Service Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts If you are. hurry and |O<n us aa a PRODUCT/ON OPERATOR
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      232 26 JOIN molex I ANO EARN UP TO $500 PER MONTH ASA MALE MACHINE OPERATOR Experience in operation of automated assembly machines will be an j advantage. However, those without experience will also be considered Willing to work on rotating shifts Completed NS OR MALE MATERIAL HANDLER Minimum Secondary 3 education
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      298 27 ill H Employment ill Q Employment ill Q Employment ill Q Employment ill Q Employment ew T l l J H T II will I lI T 66 Situations Vacant g) Production 2 increments a year bigger shift allowances bigger bonus good insurance scheme better incentives a sports, games subsidised
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      359 27 aaaaßaas^aaaaßaW IBajaßasaasal ['''/'.'jig O IHOMSON-CSF A World Leader in Professional Electronics requires: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS We are selecting a limited number of Operators to work on Computerised Testing of Electronic Products. Training will be provided. Requirements: a Completed Primary education. I a Ability to converse In English and read simple
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      461 27 requires 1. Q.C. OPERATORS < For 2 rotating shifts) 2. FEMALE FACTORY OPERATORS (For 2 rotating shifts) 16-35 years old Singaporean and Permanent Residents are welcome No experience required Attractive wages Shift, transport, attendance and Incentive allowances Medical and HospltaiIxatlon benefits No microscopic work 3. MECHANICS (2 routing shifts) Starting
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      338 27 -Wfe_ RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PTEITn ■assistant plant Diploma in KlictrK.il Mechanical /Civil Kngincrnnn Minimum 2 years supervise >ry experience in I'rixJuction Maintenance (unctions preferred Those without required qualifications hut with many years ol relevant experience will K considered. ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE OFFICER Diploma in Klectrkal Kngineering. No experience required. SALES ASSISTANTS
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      249 27 Ba|fMHMW|MMyiM B»M|ajUJ|ajj£^Bfl Uprtncky Fried Chickm Wa ara tha faat expanding Intarnational food chain in Singapora. Due to our laat expansion wa raquira lull/ part-time staff for: 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) PACKERS CUM DISPENSERS 4) COOKS 5) KITCHEN HELPERS You are allowed to choose any of the working hours:
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      368 27 HYDRIL We are a large well established American Company engaged in the manufacture ot oiHield equipment, currently undergoing an extensive expansion program In view ot the above we urgently require MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN ***** $1145 per month Requirements NTC 3 in Electrical fitting installation or equivalent Minimum 3 years relevant working
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      469 27 Honrywrll-Synertrk. a subsidiary of »iirld-»ide Honeywell Corporation invites suitably-quulifii-d candidates to fill vacancies fur I hi- pnst of: SECURITY GUARD (Male Female) Requirements Secondary education Below 45 years old Prepared to perform shift work Experience in similar/related capacity is preferred. STORE PACKER (Male) Requirements At least Primary 6 education Above
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      580 27 YorkHctfel requires 1) CHAMBERMAID Able to understand English Experience not necessary Salary: $420.00 to SMO 00 2) LAUNOHV WASHER (HALE) Salary: $350 00 lo $370 00 I 1) OUTSTATON CASMEft OCE 'O' level with credit In Maths Related experience an advantage Salary: $470 00 to $490 00 4) RESTAURANT HOSTESS
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      406 27 folivettil 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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      395 27 C.A.T.S. 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. Singapore Shui Hing DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancies for: A) FEMALE CASHIERS I c Completed Secondary 2 education I c Must have a good aptitude for figures. c Pleasant and pollt* c Experience In similar capacity would be an added advantage. B) FEMALE
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      402 28 U Q Empkiymont 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous J I cnuw COMPANY PTE LTO < i has immediate vacancies lor I pest i{ CONTROL jj OPERATORS i (Mate or Female) a Completed Primary education a Must possess Class 3 I driving licence Preferably with some experience, however those without expert-
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      508 28 Contech Fast growing and progressive building construction company Invites suitably qualified persons seeking long term employment for the following posts to meet our expansion programme JUNIOR SITE ASSISTANTS With or without experience PLANT MECHANICS Preferably with at least 1 year working experience In the repair and maintenance of construction equipment
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      443 28 lIA Q Ewptoyment THE AMERICAN CLUB requires: A) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES B) MALE COUNTER CLERK C) RECEPTIONIST D) BELLBOY For Posts (A) fc (C), experienced candidates preferred Those without experience may also be considered Must be willing to work on split shifts. For Post (D), young boy not more than 16
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      536 28 I PRIMARY INDUSTRIES ENTERPRISE PTE LTD urgently requires (A) ELECTRICIANS c NTC 3 Certificate In Electrical Kilting c Those without any certificate but with relevant workIng experience will also be considered. c Salary Is negotiable. (B) ABATTOIR ATTENOANTS (Mate) c Permanent night shift, c $421 per month. (C) OEHERAL WORKERS
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      498 28 I T EH] TYPISTS a Completed Secondary education a Preferably with 3 QCE 'O' Level passes Including English Language c Must possess the ability to type c A pleasant personality c Ability to work, with minimum supervision VAN DRIVERS/ DELIVERY Requirements: c Completed Sec. 2 c Be able to understand
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      547 28 PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PTE) LTD has Immediate vacancies for:--1) DELIVERY CLERKS c Completed primary/ secondary education c Able to read and write simple English and Chinese c Must be prepared to do manual work and overtime when required. 2) OFFICE BOY/ DESPATCH RIDER c Secondary 2 level. a Possession of
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      533 28 B T II aajaaj NGO HOCK AUTO SPARES CO PTE LTD require* OFFICE BOY Class II driving licence c Attractive starting salary interested applicant*, plsass call personally or write le> 67 Tanglin Road Singapore 1024 An Established Company requires DESPATCH RIDER c Able to speak English c Possess own motorcycle.
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      438 28 Required 1. MALE GENERAL WORKERS Age not over 25. 2. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Apply personally at--Ist floor, Unit 134/5, Peninsula Plaza North BrtrJoe Road Singapore 0617. Katong Sauna Et Massage requires Part-time/Full-time Masseuse c Age above 21 years old c High attractive salary c Training will be provided c Malaysians
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      633 28 IIA Q Employment MALAY DRIVER c Around 35 years old c has a clean driving record c with pleasant personality c minimum 5 years driving experience c able to handle big car Interested applicants alien appr) personally lo: Herepen Building 3rd Door. 141. Market Street. Spore 0104. New Eiclusive Western
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      1052 28 iVWCA INVITES APPLICATIONS from female Singapore citizens i as Hostel Staff In Jurnng Salary negotiable Arrommodallon pro- vlded Age 23 and above Munrt.i- rln .speaking preferable Apply in I writing to Centre Secretary YWCA House. Blk 79. Yung An Koad, Spore 2261 before oth July 1962 ANO MO KIO Vehicle
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      1389 29 lIA Q Employment DRIVER CUM DELIVERY Man required urgently Working hours 9 00am In 6 00pm Part-timers may also apply Call *****92 DRIVER CUM DELIVERY wanted I Able to ride motorbike Interesl- ed applicants, please call person- ally at 252. People's Park Centre EXPERIENCED CLINIC NURSE/ Dispenser required Minimum OCE
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      2001 29 E Vehicles Boats Q| Vehicles Boats 1991 DATSUN 100 A 1 private owner, alrcon. beautiful condition, new tax. high power cassette. Selling $8,500 Tel: *****17. 91' OATSUN NEW Model IOOA alrcond. original paint, good condition, lax new. private owner. $18.500 0 no Tel: *****1 1 LATE 79 DATSUN 120 OL.
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      542 29 ALMOST 197S HONOA Civic Alrcond, sports rims, cassette, new road tax. private owner, excellent condlUon. $9,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****16. JUNE 1990 ACCORD 4 doors 5-speed. Alrcond Radio/cassette Tax November 1982. Excellent condition. $27,400 Tel *****09 ONE COMPANY REGISTRATION almost 1978 Honda Civic. 1238 c.c Alrcon. radio, cassette, new road tax,
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      1747 29 Q Vehicles Boats p^ Vehicles Boats COMPANY REGD 1990 Colt Sigma 2000 Auto OLX One owner, alr- cond. radio cassette Showroom condition Phone *****79 DECEMBER '77 SIGMA Original paint, cassette, alrcond. new tax. accident free Tel *****11' I *****05 DECEMBER '79 MITSUBISHI Lancer SL (5-speed). 1 owner, radio. I cassette,
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      547 30 H|| Wttfc. HO*. 1 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Bubmrv IHO SUBARU 1300 DL Alrcond tip-top condition. 1 owner $17.800 ono Te1: *****95 I) OOters SM THAI HM TRADING PTE LTD Plot Fnnga Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0033 Tatapnona: 734(011/ 5 (Opana from (.00am 5 30pm) TRADE-M 4 LOAN
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      916 30 MUST SELL. JAGUAR 4.2 Automatic Regd 1972. Modified U Series II Very well maintained In beautiful condition. See to appreciate Highest offer secures Tel. *****50 YOU CAN AFFORD a car on hirepurchase terms from Honj Leong Finance Moderate Interest rate. Repayment up to years Immediate approval. Telephone *****33. Permit No
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      594 30 /~""V p r Vehicles Boats j 1 0 n) Motor Cycles/ 1 Scooters 5 IMB SUZUKI 200 $620 AZ Vespa Sprint $600 AX/ AW PISOX $530 Honda C8250N $1000 AZ/ AY RXK RXI2S RXloosoooss3os46o 2 AY QTO $460 Chopper 80 c.c $1750 Daytona 250 $1000 CB4OOT $900 465. Blk 203,
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      471 30 ADVERTISER REQUIRES GOOD/ used/ company/ private vehicles. Cash payment. Sellers, please contact *****26/ *****71, Mr. Llm. ANY MODEL OF second hand car and Company's registered car wanted Contact Tan Teck Hock Tel: *****76. *****09 Night *****39 ATTRACTIVE PRICE OFFERED for PARF scrap cars and good used cars Please call: 245
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      890 30 times friday properties 1f X (f aHHa^aV l*i»^»L^.* DEVELOPMENTS «BHBPSnB LIMITED r. fll (A member of Hong Leong Group) -4( i^B~ •*•>■>— Ml*] Ji L T i 1 3 1 W Til *H I* K I W LIIT PLAZA Jst I* Shop space on ground and mezzanine floors for I*
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      695 30 F A Pi opti'tlti /fccentGdrden 'Condominium I WEST COAST ROAD I 14 unit* spacious 2-storey Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments Full Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Privatecovered carpark Wading pool Tight securjty system Housing Loan Available OWNtR and DEVELOPER XX BRILLIANT DEVELOPMENT VVW CO. (PTE) LTD. UNION BLDG, 37, JALAN PEMIMPIN
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      1181 31 times friday properties ajA _■■<■' t*' a^fceaaj Sj U ■a^e» a ej pa^aaaj t^Mif iJ&M^i**^'-*^^^^^ jfr y~*^^^Ta*jJ eJaS' Think about your long-term office location today Major Features: Exceptional prestige and quality in design and material finish. Open-plan column-free layout for total efficiency and flexibility. Floor area from 26 sq m
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      455 31 I I Office space this year li I ;ai jniiiiiin A#Mw *l/ 2^ l*. .~m- u '■T^waJßf l^afl^j TT //—i I Leases are now being signed for floors of the new Hongkong Bank Building. v mm^j( ISSl SSg l A limited number of floors are available. ->X\ V"" Occupation: August,
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      375 31 IMMEMATELY AVAILABLE DIST. 10 near Jellta Cold Storage 3-bedroomed 2-storey semi-de-tached with big garden Partially furnished $2,800. Please call *****49 no agents please). J.B. RENOVATED FURNISHED bungalow. Matured garden, alrcon master bedroom and ample entertaining space for 3 years lease lo expatriate/ executive. Principals only. Ring 073-*****7. KATONG, EAST COAST
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      368 31 DIST 10/11 2-STOREY 4-r.Kiin.-i1 furnished semi-detached. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Italian tiled, aircond. $3,500. Jade Properties: *****40. DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE 3-storey S-roomed link bungalow. Furnished. Aircond, (ridge/ oven. $5,000 Jade Properties: *****40. DIST. 10 NAMLY Place doublerooms, one servant's, 2 alrconds, furnished. $3,000 0.n.0. Tel: ***** 17 (pm), *****83. DIST. 11,
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      608 31 I r Accommodatioii 4 c Accommodation 4 ■811 r Propertt— |SS|l r Properties AREA: Total of 6.000 sq m (65,000 sq ft) spread over 9 of the highest floor levels. RENT: $81 .00 psm pm ($7.50 psf pm) excluding service charge. Major whole floor or multi-floor tenants will be given
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      473 31 c DIST. 10 GRENVILL E Brand new maisonette, 3 bedrooms, servant's amenities. Upper/ lower unit available Rental: 54.500 upwarda. c SOM9AERVILLE PARK Newly completed apartment 1/ 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, squash court and sauna. Rental $2,000/ $3,000 c GRANGEFORD APARTMENT High floor, 3 bedrooms. Split-level living/ dining, full recreational facilities.
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      467 31 c Disl. 7 Peace Centre, 4 bedrooms with 1 servant's, facing Orchard Road Rent $3,000 c Dist. IS Maryland Park. 3 bedrooms, beautifully furnished, facing sea. on high floor. Rent: $2,900 a Dtst. 9 Bee Hwa Court. $2,000 a Dial. 9 Calrnhlll Mansion. $3,100 c Dial. 10 Klmlln Mansion. $2,100
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      637 31 F)ON'T KNOCKI T ON EVERY 1 STEP INTO YOUR STRAITS TIM KS CLASSIFIED FOR THE BEST I ACCOMMODATION J AVAILABLE! CHOICE OF APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IN DISTS. 9. 10. 1 1 EITHER PARTIALLY OR FULLY FURNISHED a Draycott Towrrs $6 000 eGrenvllleMalsnnettr $5,000 c F.I Izabelh Tower $4,400 a Lucky Plaza
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      875 32 times friday properties 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats BELMONT REALTY *****55: DM <i Calrnhlll Mansion, near Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms, alrcon. beautifully furnished Carpeted $2,900 Inclusive maintenance Towers high floor, i $4,500 p m Call LBWIMM OIST 10 JAVA TOWERS I Kquatorlal Hotel vicinity), high floor/ 3 bedrooms, servants, split-level,
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      880 32 DIST W ROBIN ROAD flat Furnished 3 bedrooms, separate servant's Available now Rental $2,100 Contact *****06 (Office hours) Strictly no agents OIST 10. GRENVILLE CONDOMBNUM maisonette, best facing. 3 bedrooms, alrcond. partially furnished, swimming pool, price: $5,200 0.n.0. Call *****50 agent). DIST 10. JAVA TOWERS, In green surroundings, beautiful high
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      848 32 LUCKY HEIGHTS $1,600. quiet surrounding. 3 bedrooms plus servant's, 2 alrconds, fully furnished Reat *****13/*****57 LUXURIOUS FURNISHED APARTMENT in Dlst. 9. high floor 3 rooms. $3,800 Call Tudor Home: *****88 ORCHARD OXLEY ROAD 2nd floor. 3 rooms, 1 hall fully furnished rent $2,000 Loo Housing Agency. *****86.*****0. PANDAN GARDEN 4-ROOMED
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      657 32 mmm B JAPANESE PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY requires flats/ terraces/ semi-detached In dlst. 9. 10. 11 Budget $2,000 (o $2,800 Tel *****20. EXPATRIATES URGENTLY REQUIRE furnished/ unfurnished apartments In Dlsts. 9. 10, 11. 15. 20.21 Details: *****72. HDB TWO THREE roomed Hat urgently required. Locality Marine Parade. Owners, contact *****25. Linda. MALAYSIAN
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      793 32 mC^J ESTATE k^^KJ 3500 OFFICES worldwide $000 LOCATION DIST 270 EdanGr 10 340 BatatarHMEat 20 170 Sambavang HM Eat 20 370 ChanglM 15 450 WtaMtaof Pk Eat 20 405 Hong Laong Gdn 5 530 JlnLreKw*. 10 550 JlnGirano. 13 020 BanGuanPk 10 070 JlnKabaya 10 000 Shamrock Pk 10 700
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      923 32 OIST. 11 LUXURIOUS 2-STOREY bungalow on elevated ground 15.400 sq ft 6 bedrooms with toilet attached, servant's, garage with natural garden Freehold Selling vacant Call *****08 (no agents) DIST 10 CORONATION road 2-storey detached bungalow for sale. 4 bedrooms. 1 servant room. 3 bathrooms, large master bed- j room Facing
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      531 32 Prop6fti6S I b) Flats SPECIAL OFFERS! MIRAMAR MANSION, DIST. 0922 2150 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms, spacious split-level llvlng/dlnlng area, central alrcond. recreational facilities. Ready for occupation. JADE MANSION, DIST. 1026 5630 sq ft garden maisonette penthouse Central alrcond. 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms, servant's room, study, good recreational facilities. Completion
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      650 32 4-ROOMED HDB MARSILING a Converted to 3-roomed a Spacious hall and kitchen, a Italian floor tiles a Kitchen wall tiles full height a Gypsum plaster walls, a Partly furnished $00,000 ono TEL *****77 BRANO NEW CONDOMINIUM IN DMT. 10 a Completion Sept. 1983. a Built-up area: 900 3.50T sqft. a
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      976 32 r Accommodation A M|| r Proprties i HILLCREST ARCADIA TOWNHOUSE located near Singapore Island Club This beautiful and spacious apartment has 4 bedrooms and Is fully furnished and alrcond Good tenancy $850,000 I) V I' *****23 VILLA DELLE ROSE off Holland I Road near Botanical Garden Luxurious lower maisonette. 3
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      921 32 OIST 9 PACIFIC MANSION High floor 1 .800 sqft. 3 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms $325,000 ono. Express Housing *****42/ *****98/ *****45 DIST 9 RIVER VALLEY WALK-UP Apartment. 1300 sq ft 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, marble flooring. $290,000 negotiable Tel *****71 1 no agents) FREEHOLD. FABER HILL COBdomlnlum apartments. Selling with tenancy
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      2261 33 times friday properties 89 Properties For Sate < i c) Other Real Estates I OIST 10. DALVE V ROAD Pnma Rasidantial Land •or aaia I Approx 17.000 sq.fl. with vacant possession Call: *****1 ait 17 PRIME RESIDENTIAL LAND AVAILABLE AT OEI TIONG HAM PARK I Land araa 25.980 aq fl
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      387 33 CYS BUILDING MARKET STREET Office space available In August 1982. Area 1,000 sq.ft. 1,500 sq.ft. 2,500 sq.ft. Contact Mr. Liauw *****8. OFFICES IN GOLDEN SHOES AREAS ROWNA HOUSE 608 sq ft Rent $8/- p.s.f. Inclusive of maintenances TUNAS BUILDING Various units. 4135/4245 sq.ft. Rent $4.50 psf. PENINSULA PLAZA Few units
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      864 33 WORLDWIDE BUSINESS CENTRES (15 branches Internationally) provides private furnished offices In Orchard Road (outside CBD) on dally, monthly, yearly basis Supporting services secretarial, telex, receptionist, conference room available. Tel: *****93 MANHATTAN HOUSE OFFICE space outside CBD 530 sqft. Partitioned Into 2 rooms. 1 general office. Fully carpeted, central alrcond $4
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      552 33 DIST. 14, MAM GEYLANG Road shophouses, 2-storey. freehold. Suitable for bank/ finance/ motorcar dealer (all 1/2 shop at $790,000 (b) Corner plus adjacent 2 shops at SI 9 million Principals tel *****82 DIST. 12 BALESTIER COMPLEX Ist floor, facing escalators Built-in approximately 350 sq.ft Freehold. Selling with vacant possession $650
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      803 33 AccomniocJ3iion Piuimtlßt j NEAR KATOMG Joo Chlal Road SHOP SPACE AT Thomson Plaza shop approximately 1700 sq.ft for lease from $34 50 p.s.m. per $2,750 p m Ist and 2nd floor of- month Immediate occupation flee, approximately 1400 sq.ft. Enquiries *****13 exl 473 Rental $.400 pm R,n* 41T744/ NACK COUHJtn
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      193 33 G Travel STILL THE ONE. Airmaster Travel Centre all the straight Tarts on worldwide destinations with minimum hassle expense J9-O Pnnsep Street (opposite Cathay Cinema) Tel *****83. *****20. *****42 TA263 WORLDWIDE SUPER BUDGET Airfares" Daily departure ronflrmallon available T/A 267 Basement 12 Orchard Towers. Enquiries Tel *****11/*****51 Credit cards welcome
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      297 33 Guide HAPPY JOURNEY MALACCA TOUR 829/Vlsit thf Old Kort nf Malacca. Sampoh Temple. St Paul's Cathedral. Kwan Im Temple Travel Insurance Lunch Si Dinner Dep 26.27.28. 29.30/7 1 DAY KUKUP AND SAFARI PARK $20/Dep:l.2. a. 6. 7.8. 9 7 POPULAR TOUR Day Ovnuat Penana Cameron $200 295 Dep Monday 3
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      545 34 ENGINEERING STUDIES Leading to CEI. CITY GuMde. VtTB Eiaminations New Classes Commencing as follows: CEI PART I Commencing 2/7/82 CEI PART i Commencing 8/7/82 ELECTRICAL ENQG. PART I Thur 7 00-10 00pm 8/7 Mon 7.00- 10.00pm 5/7 ELECTRICAL ENGG PART N Thur 7.00- 10 00pm 8/7 Sun 8.00-12 noon 4/7
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      460 34 PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE COURSE an this Society el Rap*d gro-th lecretatan are becom»m inert— tntjty larvdtoptWvaMaMs A toi o##H#od We wanl to train you tor ItMs greet leeNngl Course comprises the studies of Structure o4 Buaanaas Secretarail OwWea/OfWc* Or^aOTlaMneM ak EQUtpfl>#<it Wwrthand/Typeanttlng Owttea Kree Courses Include Telen OpereWon Mksvee Computer
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      28 35 MR ROBERT LUMLEY WINTER Managing Director of WILCOX COMPANY passed away peacefully on 1/7/82 The Management Staff express their Deepest Condolences and Sympathies to his family in U.S.A.
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      97 35 My Beloved Husband Bias Philips Pereira (1917 1980) Who departed this life on Wednesday 2nd July 1980. The years passed but the cherished memories still linger on with those who love and miss you so dearly. A solemn requiem High Mass will be sung for
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      68 35 MRS. ROSSANA NG FAMILY OF THE LATE DR. ANTHONY NG HON KWONG wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to friends, relatives and colleagues for their kind donations, wreaths and messages of condolences during their recent bereavement. MR ft MRS. T.H. CHUAH a T.H. CHUAH 4 ASSOCIATES PTE LTD
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      105 35 CHUA AH LOH paasad away paacafully on M/6/S2 laavtng bahind his batovad wil. Laa Pay Moi. son Chua Hock Chya, dsughi.r Chua Kirn Oak. Furwrsl on 4/7/S2. Cortag. laavaa 09-I*B. Blk 102. Jurong Esst St. 13 tor Chua Chu Kang Camataty. BANGALORE DEPARTED ON: Ilill BADLY MISSED BY
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      296 35 MDM LEE KOOI HEOK Departed: 21 6.82 Sons: Chua Hua Thaan, Chua Hua Sang, Chua Hua Thya; Daugnt.n Chua Swaa Kirn, Chua Swm Choo wiah lo aipraaa thair haartfaH thanks to all ralattvaa and triands for thair kind aaaiatanca, attandanca, maaaagas of condotancas. wraaths and donations during thair
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      140 35 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MOM TAN KAR Si ang Dapartad 2nd July IMI One year today we had to part With our mother whom we love Intensely. You loved us In a way no one else could Always ramambarad by childr.n and grandchildran. In Evor Loving Memory
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      406 35 yjLJj^ LONDON, Thurs. Champion John McEnroe, second seed Jimmy Connors, and third seed Vitas Gerulaitis all had easy wins at Wimbledon yesterday, but it was 38--year-old Billie Jean King who stole the show. Billie Jean, who has won a record 20 Wimbledon titles, conjured up
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        100 35 BASEBALL: Seattle Mariners beat Toronto Blue Jays 4-1 in an American League game. Other results Boston Red Sox 4 Detroit Tigers 2; Cleveland Indians 9 Baltimore Orioles 2; California Angels 2 Texas Rangers 1; Kansas City Royals 7 Oakland A's 2; Minnesota Twins 12 Chicago White Sox 5;
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        13 35 BASKETBALL: France trounced Japan 87-72 in the four-nation kirin competition in Yokohama
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        24 35 weight title when he outpointed British challenger John Feeney over 12 rounds in Sicily. Guiseppe Fossati, of Italy, retained his European bantam-
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        22 35 BOXING: South Korea, the defending champions, lead with five boxers in the finals of the Asian Amateur championships in Seoul
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        30 35 CYCLING: Bernard Hinault. of France, is in with a chance of becoming the fourth cyclist to complete a double in the Tour of Italy and the Tour of France.
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        30 35 GOLF: Jack Nicklaus II and Wayne Player, two sons of famous fathers, are among the contestants for the British Open championship at Royal Troon, Scotland, from July 15--18.
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        26 35 In UmkaepUc, Sweden, Severiano Ballesteros, of Spain, made his first appearance in the Scandinavian Open championship today since failing to qualify for the U.S. Open.
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        37 35 VOLLEYBALL: China. Japan, Yugoslavia. Brazil, the United States and Shanghai qualified for the final of an international tournament in Beijing RraalU Yugoslavia bt China's youth team 3-2; China bt France 3-2; Shanghai bt Jiangsu 3-2 Agencies
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      130 35 Ovett in fine tuneup BUDAPEST. Thurs. Britain's 800 metres Olympic champion Steve Ovett won the 2,000 metres race at an international athletics meeting here yesterday. Ovett, who was beaten by Suleiman Nyambui of Tanzania in the 3,000 m in Oslo last weekend, finished ahead of American Craig Masback and Australian
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      794 35 Men sine Irs, third ronnd: Brian Teacher (US) bt Stefan Simonsson (Swe) 7-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6--3; Tim Mayotte (US) bt Sandy Mayer (US) 3-6, 6-7, 6-4. 6-2. i--4. Fsarth round: Gene Mayer (US) bt Steve Demon (US) 6-3. 6-4. 6-4, Johan Kriek (SA) bt Nick Savtano (US)
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      89 35 Our Deepest Sympathies To MR. TONY CHAN FAMILY on the demise of his beloved father MR. CHAN KWAI CHOON from The Store A Prest resting Staff of L&M PRESTRESSING PTE. LTD. MRS. NELLIE LOW AND FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. HENRY LOW KIM LEONG Wish to aipraaa thair haarttalt thanks
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      30 35 STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES $13 50 for 15 word. (run-on atyto) $48.00 lor 3cm. x 1 col. (••mi-display atyla) 180.00 for 3cm x 1 col. (diaplay atyla))
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      193 36 Spearhead sent up to top class SPEARHEAD, winner of his last four starts, has been promoted to Class 1 with a rating of 129, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association classification list. Others sent up to top class are Credit Line fl (133), Imperial Lord (118), Just The Goods
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      479 36 The three-year-old looks set to make amends ON THE TRACK with TONTO DOW JONES 11, with visiting New Zealand jockey Brian Andrews in the saddle, displayed form when he was hard held over 600 m in 40 seconds at Bukit Timah yesterday. The going was good.
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      785 36 IN ALMOST every race, I noticed that the favourite was always or nearly always boxed either last or among the last two or three horses. Standing boxed in on a hot afternoon for a prolonged period could ruin a clean jump for any
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      2107 36 DAfF 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV D 1,200 m JVA^ri i (Restricted Terms 2-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 6* Bata Kmu R Teck Ee-Ismail 2 nzg (1200 m) *B-\ron« 11 I *o*7 Blag* 111 S7 Boom Timt-Allan 2 nzg (1200 m) Yeap 2 0 Calealalar D 57 Calculator-E Breukelen
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      51 36 GREAT YARMOUTH (England), Thurs. Singapore racehorse owner James How had his first winner in Britain yesterday when Lester Pigeott rode the hot favourite, Willy James, to victory in the June Maiden Stakes here. Willy James, an 11 10 shot, was Piggott's 17th winner of the season.
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      Putra Cup triallists upset!
      506 37  -  DEREK WILD By MEMBERS of the Republic's Putra Cup trial squad are not too happy with the Singapore Golf Association. Though this year's South-east Asian amateur team golf championship is only just over six weeks away the 22nd competition in the series is being played at
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      257 37  -  JANICE SEAH By PATRICIA CAI and Lin Chunxing swam off with the days honours when they broke two records in the National Primary Schools swimming championships at Toa Payoh yesterday. Patricia, her big dark eyes glowing with happiness, clocked 1 mm 22.5 s. cs. for
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      Eaglets return unbeaten
      144 37 Eaglets return unbeaten BALESTTER Eaglets returned unbeaten after two friendly matches against Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur. The Eaglets, comprising players from the three Balestier Road Clubs Indian Association, Ceylon Sports Club and Singapore Chinese Recreation Club won their first match, a 30-overs game, by 39 runs. They drew their
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      Narrow win
      29 37 KHAI.SA beat Singapore Cricket Club 1-0 in a Singapore Hockey Association Strobel Premier Division League match on the Padang yesterday. Other result: IA B 2 SRC B
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      All square
      25 37 HYATT Hotel and Hitachi Dockyard drew 1-1 in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at Jalan Besar stadium last night.
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      26 37 SPORTING Westlake Football Club will organise a seven-a-side under- 16 soccer tournament at Dover Road sports complex on Aug. 8. Entries close on July 15.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      62 37 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL Youth ('ships final (Gay World. 7 p m.) IKK KK\ SHA Div. 2: IA C v Dutch Club (Balestier Road, 5 20 p. m. i. SOCCER SBHPL Div. 143 Far East Levingston v Nestles (Jalan Bosar. 8 p.m.). CIAS InU-r-drpartmrnt fWlv Ramp Services %r Cargo A (Prisons.
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      Sponsors to ask for screening of Citizen players
      308 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By THE Citizen team tennis final is tomorrow and irate sponsors of the 10 siilos, who have been hit by a spate of walkovers, are set to propose that the Singapore Lawn Tennis A Monition screen the players before allowing
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      383 37 LONDON, Thurs. Singapore tasted success for the first time when they beat Malaysia by sixwickets in an International Cricket Conference Trophy Group Two match at Old Edwardians yesterday. Singapore bundled out their Malaysian rivals for 128 all out in 49.2 overs. The
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      .b orces chosen for Semarang tournament
      250 37  - .b orces chosen for Semarang tournament JOE DORAI By ARMED FORCES, last year's National Football League champions, have been selected to represent Singapore in the inaugural Tugu Muda Invitation soccer tournament in Semarang, Central Java, from Aug. 6-16. The competition, organised by the Semarang Football Association, will involve four Indonesian
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      34 37 JAKARTA, Thurs Indonesia will have a chance IB avenge their Thomas Cup defeat by China when the two meet at the Alba badminton championships to be held in Singapore in September. AFP
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      Arzani to star for Malaysia
      217 37 Arzani to star for Malaysia ARZANI DAUD. Kelantan's young Malaysia Cup striker, is one of the stars in the Malaysian squad for the 12-nation Asian youth soccer competition at the National Stadium from July 31-Aug. 14, reports JOK DORAI. Arzani had turned out for Kelantan in three Malaysia Cup ties
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      Big 'ifs on road to last four
      361 38 GROUP-BY-GROUP GUIDE TO THE DASHING DOZEN AT THE HALFWAY STAGE THE World Cup second round has reached the halfway stage and the "its and "huts" still dominate the pundits' thinking. Today we take a close look at the state of the groups after
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      90 38 MADRID, Thars. Horst Hrubesch, West Germany's most successful goalgetter last season, was upset about manager Jupp Derwall's decision to drop him for the game against England. In an interview with a West German newspaper, Hrubesrh strongly criticised the roach and threatened to end his career as an International.
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      German gunners all set for the kill!
      509 38 IN A last effort to hold the door open for West Germany's World Cup ambitions, coach Jupp Derwall is expected to change his line-up for today's second-round game against hosts Spain. "Anything is |>ossible. There might be some replacements," Derwall said yesterday. West
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      Ridiculed Italy now look to spot in last four
      537 38 4 WE are perfectly acquainted with them and we are treating this game as a classic chapter of its own in the World Cup. The team are overcoming the disappointment of the loss to Italy, and now our one objective is
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      Lock icon Still a million miles away for the Irish
      326 38 NORTHERN Ireland, still buoyant after defeating Spain to clinch a place in the second round, faced Austria last night with one eye already on a semi-final spot. "Two points from this match and we are on our way to the semi-finals," said
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      HOW THE TEAMS STAND...
      120 38 HOW THE TEAMS STAND... {.Hill I' A P W D I. F A PI Poland 1 1 0 0 3 0 2 Belgium 10 0 10 3 0 Ml I'nion 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GROI'P H pidl r in England 10 10 0 0 1 W (krmany
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE FIVE WORLD CUP SPECIAL 2
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      Lock icon Feel the heat of the samba beat
      562 39 Feel the heat of the samba beat Brazilians on song to win showdown all soccer fans have been waiting for PREVIEW: Brazil v Argentina BARCELONA, Thurs. Argentina's undistinguished four-year reign as world champions will come to an end in the shabby surroundings of the Sarria Stadium here tomorrow night unless
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      Lock icon Chasing an end to nightmare
      383 39 PREVIEW: West Germany v Spain MADRID, Thurs. Former champions West Germany take on host nation Spain here tomorrow knowing defeat would finally shatter a World Cup dream that has already had too many nightmarish moments. West Germany and Spain were both lucky to reach the
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      Lock icon Boniek's million dollar dazzle
      450 39 BARCELONA, Thurs. As Zbignlew Boniek dazzled the Barcelona crowd with his hat-trick in Poland's 3-# win over Belgium on Monday, a tall and elegant man watching in the stands leaned bark with satisfaction. Giovanni Trappotini, manager of Italian club Juventns, clearly enjoyed seeing the club's IS$2
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      BIG MATCH 'LIVE' ON TV
      83 39 THE long-awaited showdown between South American giants Brazil and Argentina will be shown "live" by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation on Channel Five tonight at 11.15. Precodlag the Mg clash (at U.M p. m.) will be a documentary, "Game of the Century", which will be divided
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      Golden oldie blasts the fear factor
      523 39  - Golden oldie blasts the fear factor OUR MAN N SPAIN By I Godfrey Robert (Sports editor) MADRID, Thurs. Just Fontaine, the World Cup goal-scoring record-holder, won't commit himself to predicting the 1982 winners. But the 49-year-old former French star smirks when he says: "I'll tell you one thing. They'll never
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      14 39 RESULTS DRAW No: 51/82 f 50UT0F49 I 5,17,2 ADO. No BSSI COF SODA W
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      29 39 TODAY'S SECOND-ROUND MATCHES: Brazil v Argentina (Gp C) at Barcelona: 11.15 p. m. Singapore time Spain v West Germany (Gp B) at Madrid: 3 a. m. Saturday Singapore time
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  • WORLD CUP SPECIAL 3
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      The dream lives on...
      542 40 IRISH KNOCK OUT AUSTRIANS BUT NOW NEED WIN AUSTRIA 2 N.IRELAND 2 MADRID, Thurs. Adventurous and hopeful Northern Ireland, without veteran goalkeeper Pat Jennings, survived a desperate Austrian onslaught to draw their Group D match today. The draw pots paid to Austria's hopes of qualifying for
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      477 40 SOVIET UNION 1 BELGIUM 0 One goal by Russia sends the Belgians back home BARCELONA, Thurs. The Soviet Union put Belgium out of the World Cup here tonight with a 1--0 win in their Group A second round match and set up a titantic
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      Lock icon Waiting game goes on
      257 40 Waiting game goes on MADRID, Thursday ENGLAND captain Kevin Keegan said today the back injury that has kept him out of the World Cup finals is improving rapidly, and he may play in the second-round match against Spain. "Overall, I feel just great. I have no pain from my back,"
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      87 40 BARCELONA, Thurs. Former soccer stars of Europe and South America, including Brazil's Pele and West Germany's Franz Beckenbauer, will play each other here on Tuesday in a benefit game for the United Nations Children's Fund. Unicef said the South American team includes Brazilians Pele, Vava,
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      GROUP D
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      235 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The restoration of trading on "ready" and "settlement" basis has had no visible effect so far in activating the stock market, reports NAJEEB JARHOM. How bankers have reacted to the call by the chairman of the Association of Banks in Singapore to slow
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      131 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) up to C a.m. tomorrow: S3 max., 2S mm. SUNSET today: 7.14 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.12 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AdelaMe 1/17 C Sunny MaaJU 23 32C Rain Baagkvk 25 33C Cloudy Melfcwe 4 11C Sunny BeifM 20/33 C Cloudy Maacow 10 22C
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    • SECTION TWO
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        1028 1 Steamy side of quiet Bonn BONN is famous as the city £j where Beethoven was born. It is also the capital of West BB) Germany, although if you did not know this, you would probably never guess. For a start, it has a population of under 300,000
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        2231 1 Joe has an IQ of 80, but he understands the concepts of electronics, astronomy, music, navigation and mechanics. He is among a small group of people, either mentally retarded or autistic, who possess extraordinary talents. They are called "idiot savants". Neurologist RICHARD M. RESTAK discusses these fascinating
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      The match to watch
      289 2 World Cup Soccer TO Brazil Versus Argentina (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): It's the match we've been looking forward to since the tournament started. Brazil, magicians of the round ball, face the current holders of the World Cup, Argentina, and the match comes to you live from
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        Rich and poor live side by side
        624 3 Rich and poor live side by side HONGKONG SO LITTLE LAND SO MANY PEOPLE Today, Ch 5 at 7.50 p.m. Reviewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN "ALL land in Hongkong is Crown Land and the government has a monopoly," says Mr Edward Chen, director of the Centre of Asian Studies at the
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        Chinese music from school orchestras
        237 3 Chinese music from school orchestras CHINESE MUSICAL CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Sunday, 3 p -m. and 8 P-m. FOR the first time, two! schools are joining forces to present two joint concerts of Chinese music. The Chinese orchestras of Temasek Junior College and Dunman High School will come together this
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        Lock icon Display of Picasso's major works
        627 4 By MARILYN AUGUST in PARIS A MAJOR collection of Pablo Picasso paintings "of tenderness and passion" has gone on show here. The exhibition, featuring some works never before publicly displayed, was mounted because the famous painter's widow wanted to save a controversial Pans cultural centre.
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        DOYLY CARTE
        111 4 The sad demise of Opera fever is here. The New York Met's stars are in Singapore, and their three concerts were sold out two months ago. Even the Hong Lim Chinese operas are doing very well, thank you. It looks like opera, in any form, has a sure
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        Lock icon A victim of rising cost
        790 5 FOR months now, the 101 members of the DOyly Carte Opera Co have felt like Ko-Ko, Pooh-Bah and PishTush, who confide piteously in The Mikado how unpleasant it is To sit in solemn silence in a dull, dark dock, In a pestilential prison, with a
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        256 5 JACKSON, the Mississippi capital, is known for its magnolias and an occasional Miss America. But recently, it was spruced up for scrutiny by the once-foreign world of ballet because of a unique event. For only the second time in its history, the United States is hosting the International Ballet
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      933 7 "BE very quiet," warned John, the guide, as he switched off the ignition of the Landrover. He pointed to a wooded knoll about 270 m away. "Rhino," he whispered. There, just below the crest, was the dark, massive form of a black rhinoceros. Behind it, barely
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        226 7 IN 1979, a doctor at the University of Connecticut reported his discovery that lemon tea erodes polystyrene cups. Though no polystyrene could actually be detected in the lemon tea, it was alarming to see it being eroded from the cups, because of an earlier report that cancer had
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        162 7 A SURGEON who has studied the ebb and flow of staphylococcal bacteria for 35 years predicts that toxic shock syndrome will begin to recede in the United States after three to five years. The syndrome, which has been linked to a toxin-producing strain of staphylococcus aureus, seemed to
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        Rock-a -a-bye-granny
        920 10 Rock-a -a-bye-granny Think of storybook grannies rocking to slee on a hot day; or a mother sitting by the fire; patching; or two old farmers having a Ion: day's chores are done. Think of the America Chair. YVONNE QUAHE talks about the rocking to sleep on a cool porch |ing
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        626 10  - Japanese couture NORIO Suzuki, one of Japan's top 16 designers, is a slightly-built man who's not very tall. And when an unexpected retinue of 20-«dd people swarmed our dinner-inter- view, I kept on missing him in the mass of people svelt, giggling models, (nine of Japans best); technicians for the
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        .Apparel reactions ions
        373 10 .Apparel reactions ions By JOHN de SOUZA and CAROLINE NGUI SINGAPORE Apparel '83, our own pret-a-porter fashion event, hit the spotlit catwalk for the first time last Monday. After months of careful preparation, a special preview launched the local garment industry's first try at selling the Made-In-Singapore label on an
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        Claire-France Perez
        160 10 Editor of California Apparel News, Los Angeles "APPAREL '83 is a serious thing for Singapore garment manufacturers. But it's a shot in the dark, something done in a vacuum. "It's presenting itself in a paradoxical way. On the one hand there's stress on the labour market to attract
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        Harald Hochheimer
        105 10 Chief Editor of Textilmitteilungen, Dusseldorf "EVERYONE in the clothes industry has to make good stuff, otherwise they don't survive. "From what I saw, qual- ity was quite good. The question is: Does a German buyer have to come to Singapore to buy clothes of your quality? "Frankly, German
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        Gianni Bertasso
        106 10 Editor of Giornale Tessile, Rome "YOUR clothes are for the middlemarket, and Apparel showed that you are good for traditional women's fashion. "But though the designs and colours were modern, and the finishing competent, I didn't see anything original. "It's not necessary to have summer and winter collections
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        Rebecca Collings
        235 10 Editor of Fashion Weekly, London "Also, Singapore has no image in Europe. "Go to Frankfurt, Paris, Milan, set up a stand, show what you can do, and put on a little show. That wouldn't bring in money immediately, but it will come. "And no government support. That just
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      ABORIGINAL ROCK ART
      791 18 ABORIGINAL ROCK ART Aboriginal paintings represent the longest continuous rock art tradition in the world. Anthropologist George Chaloupka of the Darwin Museum has been examining paintings at more than 1,000 sites in the Arnhem Land Plateau in Northern Australia for 15 years. BARRY MOODY reports about this little-known treasury of
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      832 19 Wedding Japanese-style 6 Sunday is the busiest day, 18 weddings on the average, bat we offer a special price for weekdays. And then there are the lucky days, marked red on the Buddhist calendar, and the unlucky days such as Buddha's death. We recommend booklnc about six months in advance.
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      Production potential
      788 19 Fraser McEwing Managing Director of Rag Trader, Sydney From Page 10 you want to show people what you can "AS FAR as the Australian market is concerned I'm not looking at the fashion here but more the kind of garments Singapore can produce and the ability to produce
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      1259 20  -  WILLIAM SAFIRE By g in wew York I The Argies' navy, most of which never w put to sea, was intimidated by the presence of British hunter-killer submarines. I thought this ferocious adjective was as unnecessary as the "battle" in "battle tank" what do they make
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      738 2 EXHIBITIONS: Paintings By Joan Redorta. Done during her visits to Thailand, Bali and India. Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel. 11 a.m. -7 p.m. Free admission. On till Sunday. Naive Paintings 89 paintings, including those depicting scenes of childhood by 32 West German artists. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m.
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      304 9 PRESIDENT MERUN HOTEL INVITES YOU TO AT PRESIDENT LOUNGE ON FRIDAY 2 JULY '82 AT &30PM. ENJOY YOUR FAVOURITE DRINK IN THE COMFORT OF THE PRESIDENT LOUNGE WHILE MARISALON'S CHARMING MODELS DISPLAY THE LATEST IN CASUAL WEAR. MODEL AGENCY: mort/olOft CLOTHES BY: #<i**' foti" 1 c COSMETICS: jjp -l^^^^ 1
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      249 9 J miuu wt SERVICES SDN. BHD. OR CONTACT RIN A TEL: 02-*****77 EXT: 1 10 (SINGAPORE) < o L^GKnilHnh] a^^PHPHIH af Congratulations to \%jL in W ltaAmfeltiJ|l I WiHiDnttspteitd ■■■mhb^bmhi „.^.the.«tcoffeeoT Ou p. -*^I on f/ie/r fOf/i Anniversary Cocktail Lounge mMw ■SBBiEH wMitTlM KB *fr' I We are proud to
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      504 10 EXPORT ORDERS STUCK/I SELUNG BELOW COST Specially imported n_ I Bouncy and comfortable. *!^^^Sl g3~~" 9 v '^^M I Best or excellent for TV l^^ytiMfc» j £3" N "C^^F~ I leisure Suitable for bedroom v S -^<**^slu y *^J^W I reading living rooms, hotels. j__i^ 3^lfelk_. Z-^M^^r offices, etc. See
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      198 11 Jewellery Spectaadar^^ It's our Mid-year stock taking clearance. A wide selection of fine-white diamonds elegantly designed in European fashion set in 14K gold -guaranteed superior in quality. These are export samples introduced to the public for the first time and at budget prices you shouldn 't miss i >J i4K
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      628 11 The best buy in town BLESSING PIANO Warm Generous Tone ■■'^^fei-i^*^^ -^v Light Responsive Touch Excellent Finish in Mahogany, 1 Year Warranty^^^^^^Hap Walnut, Ebony 9 3 Free Tunings, Piano Heater Fine Furniture Styling and Piano Stool MODEL DP 93 For only $1950 with easy payment terms. Down Payment: $585 24
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      819 12 Hilite Pte. Ltd O celebrates "x HOO Grand 1U AnnKwsaiy a 4 MANAGING DIRECTOR rB A MR LESLIE LOW MR SENG CHAI KOK Cocktail: o7-02 Blk 6 Kallang Place. Dinner: Neptune Restaurant, 7pm Many thanks to all my business associates, clients and —^»^m^^^i^^—^^»^. friends for the kind support I received
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      133 13 MANDARIN OPTICAL CO. PTE. LTD. Congratulates Hilite Re. Ltd 'üb^b^bV bHbt b^b^^bf for tn© op 3vtra by I '^B "^i^ Available from: MANDARIN OPTICAL CO. PTE. LTD. 231, Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 1543. Tel: *****77 *****78 Heartiest Congratulations to Hilite Re. Ltd 10th Anniversary ■HH^M^b^b^bßt I 111 al I b^bM
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      234 13 Congratulations Best Wishes Hilite Re. Ltd on your 10th Anniversary from NINARICCI 10 Rue de Rumily HKHSiMA Annecy ***** Bmilllß^B^BU.. i_~jb4HL^b^9 Hk^ France dfl The name on J |r quality Sunglasses superb design b and great style I mf* ml l^H M x,^ < < K xTi i b^b dr
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      140 14 Congratulations Hilite Re. Ltd from PLASTIC LENSES OF ASIA LTD 2nd Floor. Highburg House Hung Horn Bay Centre Baker Street Kowloon. HONGKONG Look for our Finished Bifocal with Flat Top Round Segments 'Precision design *Superb quality Heartiest Congratulations to Hilite Re. Ltd Fashion Quality Comfort •World's first Non-Foggy Lens Metal
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      554 14 NOTICES rMß^^^^^^H^B^^^^gH^^BH^Hj^^^^^^^^^^^^K OFFH I\l NOTH K I PROPOSAL TO (II %M.X OF SHIP'S NAME National Westminster Bank PLC A I In consequence of the inI tended purchase of a ship I by our clients Thetis ShlpMfITIHP OF RPMHUAI I pln K Co Pte Ltd we have nUNUC Ur nCIVIU VM
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      785 15 APPOINTMENTS f MOSTEK OPEN INTERVIEWS A leading American multi-national corporation and a leader in MOS memory I and microprocessor products invites qualified Malaysian citizens to fill the position of: TEST MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS Our Recruitment Team will conduct interviews as follows: VENUE TIME July 2, 1982 (Friday) Holiday Inn 1 1.00
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      685 15 n DearS»rs. t i o n located in I 7JZZ*»*?*?2l£!^ requir i lN TEST ENGINEERS I W SEN^^-^^e P cuon,c J rime: L°rr- 6.00 p.m. »S«.) m m 2.00 p.m. lSu n.< m 2.00 pm. vl p l We look fonvard to seeing you V W Keck with reception for
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      840 15 NOTICES I VENEER PRODUCTS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN EXTRAORDINARY GBNBRI AL MEETING OF THE COMPANY WILL BK HELD ON MONDAY. I 19TH JULY, 1982 AT 10.30 A.M. AT THE BOARD ROOM OF THE I COMPANY,
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      638 16 NOTICES -a- PUBUC UTILITIES \***S BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders ore invited for the following 1 Supply of 38/66KV 50 sq mm 3-Core Stranded Aluminium Conductor, XLPE Aerial Power Cable Eligibility: Registered contractors in Supply (d) Electrical Materials all classes. 2 Supply of Grcular Lead Seals and Sealing Wire Lashed Copper
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      1306 16 Tender Notice I RADIOCOMMUNICATION |S -»BHH^Hhhhhßhhl I OPERATOR'S r,* >:& «HHHHMg£M(B| H| RAnin AMATFIIR IS Tenders are invited for- B lirMyiV^ nlVlnltUn «P > bu.lo.no I EXAMINATIONS M I a) Tender No. AMB/T/82/043-General re- H H| pair and redecoration at Telecommu- 19 K The Telecommunication Authority of Singapore (Telecoms) will
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      632 16 fcllDß PROTOTYPE FACTORIES TO LET Tenders ore invited for the letting of the following prototype factories at Defu Industrial Estate at Tampmes Road. Land Area Address Type (sq m) Proposed Use 77 Defu Lane 1 Semi-detached 876 6 Engineering, Hordware Foundry 79 Defu Lane 1 Semi-detached 900.0 Engineering, Hordware Foundry
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      491 16 [(■ffc ITP TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from registered contractors for the following projects:A REPAIRS AND REDECORATION TO FLATTED FACTORIES BLOCK NOS 3, 4 A 5. ONE FOOD CENTRE AND 4 BIN CENTRES AT AVER RAJAH INDUSTRIAL ESTATE; AND ADDITION AND ALTERATIONS TO FLATTED FACTORY BLOCK NO 1 AT TANGLIN
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      1234 17 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES 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
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      711 17 DIIDB Separate tenders are invited for each of the following:--(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 3 Blocks of 13/10-Storey 3/4-Room New Flats and 1 Block of 4-Storey 3/4-Room New Flats (Total 472 Units) at Potong Pasir Contract (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 2 Block* of 12-Storey 4/5-Room New Flats, 4 Blocks
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      620 17 TENDER NOTICE NANYANG JUNIOR COLLEGE PROPOSED HOSTEL FOR THE NANYANG JUNIOR COLLEGE AT LORONG CHUAN, SINGAPORE. Tenders are invited for the following worksConstruction ond Completion of the Design, Supply and Installation of Foundation Piles and Associated Works. Eligibility: PWD Contractors registered under the Head "Piling" in the financial classification $500,000/-
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      336 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. TJ OF IIR Is tke matter ef the CMnpaales Act (CAP. 184) Aei In Ur- m»tW *4 MERIT INDUSTRIES PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the
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      691 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE COMPANIES WINDING UP NO. 79 OF 1982 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) AND IN THE MATTER OF CHOON BEE ENTERPRISES (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding-up of the
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      605 17 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CHAPTER IBS AND IN THE MATTER OF SINGAPORE BRICKS MANIFACTURING COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING-UP) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly convened and held at Room j 404. Chinese Chamber of {Commerce It Industry Building, Hill Street. Slngai
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      162 18 BANK OF CHINA SINGAPORE BRANCH Gold Passbook Accounts Bank of China will introduce Gold Passbook accounts as from 2nd July 1982 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 will
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      375 19 (|||P WINNERS Ist Prize: Double return ticket to Los Angeles, USA on SIA and a visit to Disneyland plus $2,000 cash. Lt-EPENGNYE M JManPadang Kjlong. Kangar P*rt» 2nd Prizes: Hooi^Kiar k biwu Alan Video Compute, Games Bornartim Asn Uuai GanaOe* Ptnang 2mt M tm Z»r«« «l«*l lunw s SungUi L«Soo9*S».w«)an
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      280 20 SHOP UNITS /APARTMENT FLATS lib UNI BUILDIHG f^^^Mfc*^ JtM/L.. V HP H i C^^^^ Hi I m I!■ I jaVft w SUPERB LOCATION Uni Building is located at the prime residential area of Katong/Changi. TTnw On the Junction of Telok Kurau Road, and Lorong L Telok Kurau; it is s(\
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          1232 1  -  LI LIENFUNG All Men Are Brothers (4) Bamboo Green By LIN Chong had lost most of his trust and respect for law when, in spite of his innocence, he was sentenced to be banished to Gang Zhou after the prescribed twenty lashes on his
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          151 2 CONFUCIUS would have turned in his grave if he knew that the pearls of his thought were used in such a "debauched" game of drinking about a thousand years after his death. Sayings from his sacred Analects were found inscribed on of silver chips used in a
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          65 4 tySfytll i> iTT STSTToTJ/li LD SIST 6ST SST ♦jrf r^tfi&luj iLirdesrSi aawji, King Dushyanta was fond of hunting. He came into the forest one day and saw a fine deer which he began to chase. i—Tth- <j/js ldt3sw sslL3> i(5 <5/ §1 &«hriu (Lpsrflsu (s«<^# Glerr is£, ifirrsisr gi' Some
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          715 4  - Do not repay a good deed with evil I M. VISURAJ By ONCE there lived a king named Narendra. His son Upendra was fond of hunting and spent most of his time in the forest. One day Prince Upendra went into the forest with his companions. In the heat of
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      604 2 Winners of Cross-language S^ry^da^ word Pa le jxt oo It Is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are CrOSSWOrd NO OO given In English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allSM cash- CHLNG KIMPEOW nrrert entries. One will receive Sol cash and SicaBll (I.C. no: *****21) the other II
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      877 3 APPOINTMENTS </Jy I PERSONNEL frfi ORGANIZATION x L^!j DEVELOPMENT SALES MANAGER Commencing salary up to $50,000 per annum Our client, a large multi-national company with marketing and manufacturing interests in Singapore and Malaysia, wishes to appoint a Sales Manager. He will maintain and increase the market share on existing products,
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      338 3 M SINGAPORE TURF CLUB M B HIGH CLASS U CATERING y ft CONTRACTOR W PJ 34 On-course and 72 Off-course P| I 7 serving some 1,800,000 R Wi All interested parties should apply in writing f i L^L stating their existing catering commitments and mjt U] experience, number of permanent
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      589 3 PARAMOUNT HOTEL This new, fully computerised hotel in Marine Parade, Singapore, offers career advancement and a challenging opportunity for a CHEF DE CUISINE The Chef de Cuisine is in a senior position reporting to the F B Manoger Having to lead and manage the main kitchen and all satellite ethnic
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      643 3 ffillDß invites applications from Singaporean Citizens for the post of:TECHNICIAN (SURVEY APPRENTICE) FOR SURVEY DEPARTMENT THE ORGANISATION The Housing Development Board is the public housing authority in Singapore with a total workforce of over 12,000 staff responsible for the Engineering Survey, topographical surveys and title surveys of our public housing,
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