The Straits Times, 8 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Tunes Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon PLO says 'no' to Reagan plan
    667 1 Ships ready for evacuation but... BEIRUT, Wednesday THE United States today deployed its ships close to the Lebanese coast despite a rejection by the Palestine Liberation Organisation of an American plan to evacuate PLO guerillas from Lebanon aboard the US Sixth Fleet. The deployment
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    Lock icon Scandal accused for court
    132 1 Scandal accused for court PRISON guards escorting Chang Young-Ja to a courtroom of the Seoul District Criminal Court yesterday Together with her husband, former Deputy Director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA) Lee ChoiHi, and five associates, Chang was taken to court Tor the opening of their trial. They
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    Jeya to answer charge before panel tomorrow
    698 1 Jeya to answer charge before panel tomorrow MR J.B. Jeyaretnam will appear before a committee comprising his fellow MPs tomorrow to answer a charge that he breached and abused his parliamentary privilege during a March sitting. According to sources, he will be given full opportunity to elaborate on a written
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    Lock icon Over to Stoessel
    80 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. Deputy US Secretary of State Walter Stoessel has taken over as acting Secretary of State after the resignation of Alexander Haig, department spokesman Dean Fischer said today. He said Mr Stoessel, 62, took over on Monday and will serve as acting secretary until the expected
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    Lock icon Japan's hopeon defence spending
    100 1 TOKYO, Wed. Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki says the government hopes to hold Japan's defence spending to within 1 per cent of the nations gross national product (GNP) in fiscal 1983. But he hinted today at a possible rise in defence spending above 1 per cent of
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    Lock icon Admiral in the drink
    88 1 LONDON, Wed. Rear Admiral John "Sandy" Woodward, the man who gilded Britain's task force 12^71 km away to victory In the Falkland Islands, had leas success In starting a holiday. Visiting his yacht, Cry Havoc, at Cnlchester Harbour yesterday, the at-yrar-old man sUnped on the jetty
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    Rearming will alarm SEA, Tokyo warned
    426 1  - Rearming will alarm SEA, Tokyo warned PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Wednesday THE Japanese government was warned today that Southeast Asian nations will become deeply alarmed and apprehensive if they suspect Japan is planning to revise its postwar "peace" Constitution to allow it to re-arm itself as a
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    We must change with the times
    95 1 We must change with the times CHANGING names is not new. Our forefathers used only names written In Chinese characters. They were given English names when they came to Singapore. In this generation, we have modified our names further by using Christian names such as John and Mary. It proves
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    Lock icon PMTO VISIT BRITAIN AND U.S.
    104 1 LONDON, Wed. Mr Lee Kuan Yew will make an official visit to Britain from July 13 to 17, it was announced by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's office today. The Prime Minister will have talks in London with Mrs Thatcher and British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym.
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    585 1 Prince makes a vow on Cambodian soil SIHANOUK'S HISTORIC CROSSING SROCH SRANG (Cambodia), Wed. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the head of a new Cambodian resistance government, crossed the Thai frontier into Cambodia today and vowed to several hundred guerilla fighters that he would free his homeland from the Vietnamese. Prince Sihanouk
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    TROOPS USE TEARGAS
    64 1 "TEL AVIV, Wed. Israeli troops today used teargas and water hoses to disperse students on the occupied West Bank on the fourth day of protests against the occupation of Lebanon, Israel radio said. Students at Blr Zelt University on the West Bank erected barricades drapHe the arrest
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    – Three announce partial pullout of troops
    436 1 Three announce partial pullout of troops HO CHI MINH CITY, Wed. Indochinese foreign ministers today announced a unilateral partial withdrawal of Vietnamese troops in Cambodia beginning this month. They also called for an international conference on South-east Asia. In a communique at the end of their two-day biannual meeting here,
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      59 1 50 pages today A look at the last (our Pago 39 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,5,1 CAUSEWAY 16 COMICS 15 EDITORIAL It LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS lft-B CLASSIFIEDS 23-32 SPORTS Positivism That's how to tackle competition Pago 11 RADIO AND TV I OUTLOOK 5 CINEMA I What we
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      692 2 Lower rice prices RICE prices, especially that of Thai 100 per cent rice, have gone down at some provision shops. This was found during spot checks by NTUC Welcome, an official said. But he could not say by how much. However, a check by The Straits Times on 12
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      COMMENTS
      201 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE record $25 million whole life insurance policy taken by a local developer shows two things. Protection Is gaining ground as the main reason for insurance. Life is not only no longer cheap, its potential value Is being reassessed. The real problem with insurance in
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      239 2 TIPS ON PREVENTING MARITIME FRAUDS MARITIME fraud cases have been increasing in recent years in Singapore. Last year, the number reported reached an all-time high of 18. Noting this trend, the head of the CTD commercial crime division, Supt. Abu Bakar Moosa, said maritime frauds like other crimes
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      BACKGROUND
      62 2 JAPAN JUSTIFIES WAR JAPAN'S conduct in the Second World War were legitimate acts of self-defence; the wartime Prime Minister, Mr Hideki Toji, was really a man of peace instead of a war criminal, and Japanese soldiers behaved decently towards their prisoners of war. Such is the Jens through which
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      SPORTS
      242 2 Clear vision ahead TOP shooter Lee Kum Cheok revealed an astonishing piece of information yesterday he was suffering from cataract when he blazed away to a gold medal in the trap individual event in last year's South-east Asia Games in Manila. In fact, the Sportsman of the Year has
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      605 2 Plans to oust M uldoon PREMIER Robert Muldoon of New Zealand is facing a growing rebellion in the party he has dominated for seven years. The dissatisfaction is over his economic management and swelling ambitions among younger Cabinet members. The challenger is former Minister of Works and
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      SECTION 2
      356 2 Unique voice TAY CHENG-JIM is conspicuous among countertenors, the male equivalent of the soprano. He specialises in French songs and has a reputation for a natural feeling for musical nuances, a wide vocal range and a broad spectrum of vocal colour. Singapore-bom Cheng-Jim, who graduated from the Guildhall
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      219 2 MCA's No. 2 to go DATUK RICHARD HO will step down as the national deputy president of the Malaysian Chinese Association, party sources said in Lumut. The former Labour and Manpower Minister, who was surprisingly not nominated by his party to contest the recent general election, resigned
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      157 2 Adopting the spirit WHILE many scholars in the West emphasise its dictatorial elements, the Chinese stress Confucianism's universal applications. However, neither gives a complete insight, said Professor James Hsiung, one of seven American scholars who will advise on teaching Confucianist ethics in schools. During the Han
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Colombo approves anti-hijacking law
      285 3 COLOMBO, Wed. The Sri Lanka cabinet yesterday approved legislation to Implement international conventions against unlawful seizure of aircraft. The move came Just one week after Sri Lankan Sepala Ekanayake hijacked an Alitalia airliner in Bangkok, obtained USS3M,«M (about SSCI«,IM) was reunited with his wife and son
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      Lock icon China injects new blood into the united front
      343 3 China injects new blood into the united front BEIJING, Wednesday CHINA, gradually trying to streamline its vast -million-strongbureaucr-acy, has started to revamp its main united front organisation which links the ruling communist party with non-communists. The secretary-general of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) told a four-day meeting of
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      Muldoon faces party revolt over economy
      294 3 Muldoon faces party revolt over economy PREMIER Robert Muldoon of New Zealand is facing a growing rebellion inside the National Party government he j has dominated for seven years. He is faced with dissatisfaction over his economic policies and swelling ambitions among younger members of his Cabinet. Mr Muldoon's ability
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      Lock icon Ex-PM jailed for defiance
      80 3 ANKARA, Wed. Former Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit was sentenced yesterday to two months and 27 days in jail (or defying a military decree which bans former politicians from making public statements. The charges followed an article he wrote for the West German magazine Der Spiegel
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      Lock icon Cello winners
      38 3 MOSCOW, Wed. Brazilian Antonio Menezes won the Tchaikovsky International Cello Competition yesterday, while the silver medal went to Alexander Rudin of the Soviet Union. West German George Faust won the bronze prize at Tchaikovsky Hall. UPI.
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      Lock icon HK gOVt faces row over Falklands donation
      242 3 HK gOVt faces row over Falklands donation HONGKONG, Wed. A row was brewing today over a HK$2l million (5J7.6 million) donation by the Hongkong government to Britain s special fund for servicemen and civilians involved in the battle for the Falkland Islands. The contribution, recommended last week by the Legislative
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      Lock icon Men scale jail walls to free women prisoners
      150 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Five or six men scaled the walls of a provincial prison on Monday night and released six women prisoners, police in the provincial capital of Prachuab Kirikhan, about 30 km south of Bangkok, reported today. The warden of the women's
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      Lock icon Drive to end marriage racket
      187 3 Drive to end marriage racket NEW DELHI, Wed. Islamic religious leaders in southern India are trying to break a marriage racket in which rich Arabs, mostly from the Gulf states, acquire young Indian brides for brief marriages. The Press Trust of India (PTI) reported that about 400 such marriages had
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      Boy finds rare blind snake on nature trip
      123 3 Boy finds rare blind snake on nature trip SCHOOLBOY n*tar»ll»t Phil Griffin of Perth (above) with the naturally blind snake he found during a trip in north-west Australia. The snake is the »nly one of its kind known to science, and has been presented to the West Australian Museum. The
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      Lock icon Stray truck kills four
      52 3 LONDON, Wed. A runaway 60-tonne slag truck rammed and demolished a tea shop and two other stone buildings in Ironbridge yesterday, killing four people and injuring eight others, police said. It was not immediately clear why the truck went out of control. Its driver was seriously
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      Lock icon Hotel death
      43 3 TOKYO, Wed. An American engineer for IBM Corporation was found dead in his Tokyo hotel room yesterday, police said. Mr C. Gordon Thompson. 49, a senior associate enpnee r for IBM. is believed to have died of a heart attack. UPI.
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      Lock icon Be careful about military ties with China, US urged
      533 4  -  GLENDA KORPORAAL By Our Washington reporter WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States should exercise great restraint in any. future military relationship with China, a report just released here by the Brookings Institution warned. The report added that the US should undertake a
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      Lock icon WORLD BRIEFS
      383 4 Constitution amended THE SRI LANKAN Cabinet decided yesterday to amend the constitution to enable the President to seek a fresh mandate before the expiry of his six-year term. Political sources said this was an indication that President Junius Jayewardene, whose term ends in February 1981, might call an
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      211 4 CUBAN DIPLOMATS IN BID TO BUY HIGH TECHNOLOGY GOODS WASHINGTON, Wed. THE State Department said yesterday It had expelled two Cuban diplomats, accused of trying to bay large quantities of high technology' electronics equipment in violation of US law. The diplomats were identified by the department as Second Secretary
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      195 4 SAUDI SHEIKH EVICTED OVER $2m HOTEL BILL HOLLYWOOD (Florida), Wed. Sheikh Mohammed Al-Fassi, a member of the Saudi royal household, was evicted last night from his hotel suite and arrested, apparently over a dispute about a bill for more than USJI million (552.15 million), police said. "All I know
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      Lock icon Wage policy to boost Polish output
      396 5 WARSAW, Wed. Poland has announced a new wage policy that will provide higher income and even West-ern-style incentives to ■workers in a desperate attempt to improve falling productivity. The announcement took observers by surprise, coming after Parliament had passed a tight budget for 1982,
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      In other Words....
      44 5 In other Words.... 4 Mount Everest is now Uttered with junk from bottom to top and a few bodies as well. Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to reach the mountain's summit in 1953. lamenting the way climbers ha ye been littering the peak.
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      Pressure on the bishop to quit
      244 5 PRESSURE is growing in the Vatican for the head of its bank, American Archbishop Paul MarcinI kus, to resign over deali ings with the Banco i I Ambrosiano of the late financier Roberto Calvi, j Vatican sources said today. They added that senior officials,
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      Lock icon Freeze sets traders'aflame'
      127 5 PARIS, Wed. Militant businessmen caused chaos at the bourse here today when they threw smokebombs and firecrackers to protest against government-imposed price freezes. The National Association of Small and Medium Industries said it was trying to save its members from bankruptcy, adding that the protest was only
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      Lock icon Soviets withhold almost all details of Aeroflot crash
      208 5 MOSCOW, Wed. Soviet aviation authorities have withheld almost all details of the crash of an Aeroflot airliner bound for West Africa with about 90 people on board. Diplomats from Senegal and Sierra Leone, the plane's only two scheduled stops, said they have
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      Lock icon 'Beat sanctions or else' warning to contractors
      244 5 'Beat sanctions or else' warning to contractors MOSCOW, Wed. Soviet officials have told senior Western businessmen involved in the controversial East-West gas pipeline to find ways of overcoming sanctions imposed by Washington last month or face stiff financial penalties for non-delivery, commercial sources said yesterday. A delegation from the West
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      Lock icon British Rail braces for long strike
      85 5 LONDON, Wed. Nearly 200 more train engineers defied union leaders and returned to work yesterday but British Rail dashed its own optimistic reports and warned the three-day-old strike that has crippled the national rail network may last weeks. "We are set here expecting a
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  • -THE INVASION . OF LEBANON
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      Lock icon The popular fortunes of war...
      148 7 TEL AVIV, Wed. The popularity •f Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Defence Minister Ariel Sharon has soared as a result of the Lebanese war, a poll showed yesterday. Mr Sharon's leap in popularity exceeded even that of Mr Begin, from 42.1 per cent to 56
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      Lock icon Allies' help sought to allay US fears over troops plan
      562 7  -  GLENDA KORPORAAL By Our Washington reporter WASHINGTON, Wed. The Reagan administration will be looking for some Allied troop contribution to overcome growing concern in Congress over its plans to send US Marines into Lebanon. If it is to win the
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      Lock icon Israel troops fire tear gas at Paestinian students
      246 7 Israel troops fire tear gas at Paestinian students TEL AVIV, Wed. In the third day of violent protests on the occupied West Bank, Israeli troops fired tear gas to break up Palestinian students who shouted "Ariel Sharon, get out of Lebanon," Israel Radio said. The radio added that the municipal
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        Lock icon Show respect, troops told
        61 7 ISRAELI soldiers are under strict orders to respect the Arab population under its control in Lebanon, especially the women, the Israeli army's chief military prosecutor said in Tel Aviv on Tuesday. "We have instructed our soldiers not to touch > the civilian population and in particular,
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        Lock icon War 'stopped future attack'
        84 7 ISKAKLJ Defence Minister Ariel Sharon said in Jerusalem yesterday that the Israeli invasion of Lebanon had prevented a war against Israel by Palestinians and Syrians. Speaking at a staff college graduation cere- mony. Mr Sharon said Israel had proof that in the next two years a
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        Lock icon Tass critical of Arabs
        83 7 TASS news agency yesterday criticised the Arab world's attitude toward Lebanon, in what appeared to be a call to action and as a reply to criticism of Moscow's own relative passivity in the crisis. Noting the failure of the Arab foreign ministers meeting in Tunis, Tass
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      Lock icon Mercenaries 'hinder negotiators' work'
      167 7 TEL AVTV, Wed. Nearly a thousand foreign mercenaries and terrorists among the ranks of Palestinian militants in Lebanon are complicating the work of US negotiator Philip Habib and others, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported yesterday. It said decisions on what to do with these men, who
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      HOMELESS
      19 8 Ml LTI-storey buildings have been reduced to rubble and some of them still carry the reek of death
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      CAPTIVES
      20 8 SUSPECTED Palestinian guerillas under custody. "They are hiding behind the skirts of the civilian population, 0 said a professor
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      DEATH ON WHEELS
      32 8 "EVERY car is your enemy," said one Beirut resident. Streets are being sealed off to keep away cars rigged with bombs. These vehicles of death have claimed 151 lives
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      Lock icon FLIGHT TO SAFETY
      831 8 government to have left since Israel dropped leaflets warning civilians to flee to "save yourself and your loved ones." In West Beirut's central commercial district, hotels are full for the first time since Lebanon's Muslim-Christian civil war ended seven years ago their rooms occupied by well-to-do Lebanese
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      'In event of arrival of men from Dixie party moves to 3rd basement'
      249 8  - 'In event of arrival of men from Dixie party moves to 3rd basement' NICOLAS TATRO By An invitation that sums up the mood in West Beirut BEIRUT, Wed. On summer Sundays, Beirut's beachfront promenade is normally jammed with strolling families. Nowadays, it is a ghost town where only gunmen await
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    Some provision shops selling cheaper rice
    325 9  -  RAY DHALIWAL By NTUC Welcome's publicity pays off YOU can now get cheaper rice at some provision shops. An official of Welcome, the NTUC co-operative, said spot checks conducted by its staff show that prices, especially for Thai 100 per cent rice, had gone
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    Lock icon Singapore to print Tribune
    90 9 PARIS, Wed. The International Herald Tribune announced today that in October Singapore will join four other cities where the newspaper is printed simultaneously. The new facsimile printing operation, which starts on Oct 4, will make the paper available in the morning in Singapore and will also
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    CID probes fake notes
    55 9 TWO Sri Lankan CID officers were here recently to carry out investigations on forged notes circulating there purported to have originated from Singapore. The head of the ClD's Commercial Crime Division here, Supt Bakar Moosa, who confirmed this yesterday, said investigations were still going on. He
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    Six years late, so claim is dismissed
    318 9 Six years late, so claim is dismissed A MAGISTRATE yesterday dismissed a moneylender's claim against a salesman for payment of a $500 loan and arrears of interest stretching over 11 years because the legal action was instituted more than six years too late. Magistrate Bernard Doray relied on a provision
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    Hearing of Jack Chia case put off
    109 9 Hearing of Jack Chia case put off THE High Court yesterday put off the hearing of a summons application by Jack Chia-MPH Ltd against Malayan Credit Ltd, following an unexpected change in the court's plans. The case will be mentioned today. Originally, it was to have come up for i's
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    Soccer stamps
    19 9 STAMPS to mark the 1982 World Cup soccer championship will be sold at post offices on Friday.
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    Safe and recovering at the zoo
    290 9  -  L.E. PREMA By SEVENTEEN wet and weary survivors of a police sea-snatch were recovering at the zoo yesterday. They were part of a batch of 23 moose-deer rescued from a fishing barge off Pulan SeUng on Tuesday. When Marine Police made a routine check
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    Women in a flap over wing seller
    390 9 EIGHT angry women have offered to "testify" against the discourtesy of a woman who sells frozen chicken wings in Brickworks market. One of the women, who called the Courtesy Hotline yesterday, said she and her friends found the women always "quarrelling with people".
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    Your point of view
    48 9 VISITORS to the National Registration Department's office at Empress Place this month will have a chance to compliment or complain about service from staff. More than I,H# forms inviting comments on the staff's efficiency, courtesy, and helpfulness are being handed out at the counter.
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    -Firm seeks increase in award for loss of stationery
    221 9 -Firm seeks increase in award for loss of stationery A COMPANY has asked the Appellate Court to increase from $11,658 to $86,086 the award given in 1980 for loss and damage to their stationery on board a vessel. In November 1980, Parker Distributors (Singapore) Pte Ltd sued a snipping firm,
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    Dr Loh at the YMCA helm
    67 9 DR Robert C. K. Loh has been elected president of the YMCA. 6ther officials: Mr Sim Mian Kian. vice-presi-dent; Mr Cecil V.R.Wong, treasurer; Mr Tony Goh Ewe Beng, assistant treasurer. Directors: Messrs Freddy Yin Ec Kheng, G. Abisheganaden, Eric Chan, Ernest Chen, Chiu Nang
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    For murder
    44 9 CHEOK Siew Lin, 29, was charged in a court yesterday with the murder of Thng Bin Chee at 195, Syed Alwi Road on June 8 at about 6 a.m. The case will be mentioned on July 14. Cheok was remanded at theCID.
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    Positivism, not protectionism
    474 11  -  IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent Chee Onn tells workers how to handle competition cates in trying to respond to the challenge of a shrinking market and more competitive environment is by becoming more competitive ourselves and not to protect ourselves by using a policy which will
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    NTUC runs out of places at computer —centre—
    215 11  - NTUC runs out of places at computer centre NG WENG HOONG By OVERWHELMING response to National Trades Inlon Congress computer eonrsea hag filled all classes in at least one of its three centres Trade Union House in Shenton Way aU the way till September. The other two centres, the Jnrong
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    Teachers to exhibit their artwork
    284 11 Teachers to exhibit their artwork THE move 10 bring out the creative best in teachers is being taken one step further. Come November, the Education Ministry will hold its first exhibition of artproduced by teachers. This is in line with the emphasis on getting teachers to be more innovative, which
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    Heads may invite others to N-Day fete
    83 11 Heads may invite others to N-Day fete PRINCIPALS may invite senior citizens, members of the community and children from welfare homes to celebrate National Day this year, the Education Ministry said yesterday. The celebration will be held in schools and junior colleges on Aug6. Pupils from both the morning and
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    All about microfilm
    60 11 AN EXHIBITION and seminar on microfilm systems and their application will be held at Shangri-La Hotel from today until Saturday. The event, organised by the Micrographics Society of Singapore, is open to the public from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. today, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Learning maths in fun-filled 'race'
    181 11 Learning maths in fun-filled 'race' A SIMPLE game to make the learning of mathematics fun for young pupils. Additions and subtractions are learnt in a race with quick thinking all the way to the finishing line. The game is played on a 61 cm by 46 cm plywood board, having
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    Girl power to kick off Youth Festival
    215 11 A SHOW of girl power will be on at the official opening ceremony of this year's Singapore Youth Festival. The guard-of-honour and parade commander will all be girls. Girls are being given the honour because of the excellent display by the National Police
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    Move to give better training and education
    358 11 Move to give better training and education THE National Trades Union Congress will revamp its labour development secretariat to provide better education and training programmes for workers. Secretary-General Lim Chee Onn said he plans to appoint two secretaries one to take charge of leadership development and the other to handle
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    NUS to help design $5 m Elders' Village complex
    326 13 NUS to help design $5 m Elders' Village complex THK talent of senior architectural students will be tapped for the ambitions $5 million Elders' Village complex to be built by the Singapore Action Group of Elders (Sage). As part of their practical work, 41 fourth-year students at the School of
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    Agree on the fare before you hop into that trishaw
    779 13  -  BHARATHI MOHAN ADVICE TO SIGHTSEERS TO AVOID BEING FLEECED By AGREE on the fare before you hop into a trishaw that was the simple advice to sightseers from the authorities yesterday following the fleecing of a New York professor last
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    Sprightly 40 help centre
    60 13 ABOUT 40 men in their fifties braved the rain on Sunday to join a walkathon to raise money for a new Yio Chu Kang community centre. Together with about 1,200 other residents, they collected about $100,000, twice as much as they had hoped to collect for
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    HK govt to pay Dawe $288,000 costs
    207 13  - HK govt to pay Dawe $288,000 costs WINSOME LANE By Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Wed. Singapore financier Amos Dawe, 47, will be paid HK$BOO,OOO (S$288,000) by the Hongkong government towards the costs of his defence in a fraud trial here last year, the Legal Department confirmed today. Dawe was acquitted
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    Businessman denies splitting expenses with accused
    250 13 Businessman denies splitting expenses with accused A BUSINESSMAN yesterday denied a counsel's suggestion that all the expenses in Thailand were split and squared off between him and a former University of Singapore Students Union council member accused of corruption. Mr Lee Knee Fatt, 29, was being cross-examined by Mr Leo
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    New phone number
    53 13 THE new telephone number of the Bukit Ho Swee community centre at 300, Jalan Bukit Ho Swee, is *****98. The centre opened on July 2 at the new address. It offers classes on cooking, yoga, taichi, dress-making, beauty culture and others and operates daily from 2.30 p.m.
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    Fined for bigamy
    66 13 TAN Hwa Yeo, 38, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $2,000 for making a false declaration at the Registry of Marriages on March 20, 1975. He was fined another $1,000 for committing bigamy on April 14, 1975. The court heard that he married an Indonesian
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    CID takes over
    50 13 CID takes over THE CID has taken over investigations into a $137,688 payroll theft from Avimo (S) Pte Ltd in Fifth Loyang Road. Jurong. A report was made to the police that the money, kept in a safe in the administration office, was found to be missing on Tuesday morning.
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    MINORS REMINDED TO PLEDGE LOYALTY
    110 13 MINORS REMINDED TO PLEDGE LOYALTY MINOR Singapore citizens by descent or registration have been reminded they must pledge loyalty to Singapore within 12 months of reaching the age of 21. Those who fail to take the oath of renunciation, allegiance and loyalty will lose their Singapore citizenship when they turn
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    Lied to get passport
    59 13 JESWANT Singh, 23, was fined $800 in a magistrate's court yesterday for lying about the loss of his Singapore international passport in order to obtain a second one. He was charged with making a false statutory declaration on May 5, 1981 that his passport was lost.
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    Developers to get earlier release of project funds
    518 14  -  LILLIAN CHEW By Now that the market is sluggish... PROPERTY developers with funds forcibly tied up in banks and financial institutions, as required by the Project Account Scheme, will soon be able to get their money earlier. It is understood that the
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    Camera buffs told to keep out
    191 14  - Camera buffs told to keep out IDAH LATIFF By CONSTRUCTION work on Raffles City has become such a popular subject among camera-clicking tourists and locals that the contractor has put up signs to keep them out. Yesterday, a spokesman for Raffles City Pte Ltd said curious tourists and locals keen
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    Housewife threw flower pot in family —quarrel
    148 14 Housewife threw flower pot in family —quarrel- A FAMILY nquahble lrd to housrwlff throwing m flower pot at her brother-in-law ran.slng a compound fracture of his left foot, a district court heard on Tuesday. Both Yo E> Lfng, 44, the housewife, and her brother-in-law, Mr (hay Soon long, 39, a
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    Murder rap man freed
    70 14 HO Kok Hwi. 27. was given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by a magistrate yesterday on a murder charge following an application made by police prosecutor ASP Mahinder Singh. Ho was alleged to have committed murder, with an unknown person, by causing the death
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    Hotels line up ways to boost productivity
    302 14 Hotels line up ways to boost productivity THE Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) is bringing productivity know-how to middle-management staff in its 59 member hotels through a series of workshops. The naif -day sessions will be conducted by representatives from the SHA and the National Productivity Board over two months, starting
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    It's French goods
    77 14 IN YESTERDAY'S Straits Times report, "Thumbs up (or SLA from French Minister," the last paragraph said the Minister for External Trade, Mr Michel Jobert, arrived in Singapore after completing a three-day visit to Jakarta to promote French foods. The report should have read: yesterday completed a three-day
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      Ragging may have killed young pilot
      113 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A young Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) pilot has died, possibly from ragging, a Defence Ministry statement quoted by Bernama said today. The statement followed yesterday's report in the Malay Mail that 21-year--2nd Lt B. Sugudev, had died of exhaustion, suffocation
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      Lock icon Gift vouchers hamper drive against corruption
      245 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE fight against corruption is facing stiff resistance businessmen have taken to gift vouchers as "tokens of appreciation" for civil servants instead of bulky, conspicuous hampers. The shift towards the anonymous vouchers, which bear neither the sender's or recipient's name, comes
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        Lock icon Ghazali in Belgrade
        31 15 Ghazali in Belgrade FOREIGN Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie arrived in Belgrade on Monday for talks with Yugoslav leaders. He will pay an official visit to Rumania before returning home. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Award from Aliran
        44 15 AIJRAN, the ethics-based reform movement, will honour a Malaysian who has, in its opinion, has been instrumental in increasing social awareness of "fundamental spiritual" values such as freedom, social justice and national unity, Aliran secretary Ariffin Omar said on Monday. NST.
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        Lock icon 40 cases of cholera
        51 15 FORTY cases of cholera have been confirmed in Sarawak and four people have died since cholera broke out earlier this year, the Medical Department in Kucing announced on Tuesday. A spokesman added that a further 42 carriers had been detected, bringing the number found to 171.
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      Lock icon Richard Ho to give up MCA post — sources
      414 15 Richard Ho to give up MCA post sources Deputy President out of favour DATUK Richard Ho will step down as national deputy president of the Malaysian Chinese Association, party sources said in Lumut. The former Labour and Manpower Minister, who was surprisingly not nominated by his party to contest the
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      Anti-Israel demo
      144 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About 1,000 students of the National University of Malaysia staged a rally to protest against Israel's intervention in Lebanon at the university's mosque last night. It was the second protest within a week. Last Friday, 500 students from the university staged a similar demonstration outside
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      193 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp JkSGS'THeCE'SdARweetJER, SAY, OLPBCV. I PERM&PS MOU 1SAII? I M.WAYS -YE FMAOUSLW/YEP... THOUGHT YOU SAO KM«OMPEPST&OC>..y TRAVEL &V TME RML.' GO CVER frhJD i S 100 ALW&VS TRW6L6D S \yf, T^KTOMI>A.' J OM.MIdA? I t SCX/TWO-/f?AIL.' -\r~y^" o )J I Blondle By Chic
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    Insurance IS about the future
    468 16 IN general, Singaporeans are under-insured. But that may be more a statistical convenience than a true reflection of the state of insurance in the country. In other words, what is the actual problem and who is really to blame? Let us ask the insurance people.
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    Gathering friends was easier first time round
    833 16 Why Atlantic allies resent the meddling American finger in their pipeline pie LOUIS HEREN, former Deputy Editor of The Times of lAwdon.lsln Singapore as a consultant to The Straits Times AMERICAN opposition to the natural gas pipeline from Siberia to Western Europe, which
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    Thumb-twiddling Brez may end up winner after all
    1089 16 Thumb -twiddling Brez may end up winner after all MOSCOW At least in the short-term, Israel's invasion of Lebanon appears to have been a military and political debacle for the Soviet Union. The Israelis have routed the forces of Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organisation, the main centres of Soviet
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    Lock icon Dear new Secretary of State ... .
    841 16 Dear new Secretary of State r~ inMiryTTiii'fiTidM s DEAR George, Will you please tend to the following matters right away? (1) SOVIET GAS PIPELINE TO WESTERN EUROPE Stop it from being built We don't want our Nato pals dependent on commie gas, do we? Explain why it's better for Europeans
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      320 16 inn "i^uuuun^ua. "*<i^ K f aflßßyfc atattflntoV The Singer Genie 390 W BSw!IV t5 L^L^P^ 3 W come with grc: big Jff^ features including Singer's i patented 'Apollo Hook' a r^^^^il^ dnfinv> BnVn? 1 remarkable device which <dH^| M LsnW facilitates smooth, noiseless a4ufl Hr^ thread deliver) and dJB^B Wr
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      The same pay for teachers and heads
      212 17 The same pay for teachers and heads BEFORE the recent salary conversion announced by the Education Ministry, teachers, principals and inspectors of schools were on eight different salary scales. Promotions from one scale to another were made by the Public Service Commission. Principals and inspectors of schools were appointed because
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      Savings from CPF for Haj?
      76 17 CAN the CPF Board allow Muslim contributors to withdraw some of their sn .ings for the Haj? The Haj is one of the five pillars of Islam. Muslims, with savings in excess of the expenses to be incurred for the Haj, are obliged to perform
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      Pinyin names are for the common good
      374 17 I AM amazed by the number of people who object to the compulsory use of Hanyu Pinyin names. I also happen to believe that a name is a personal thing, be it Ah Choo, Angela, Ah or Zhou Jingwan. If a person has
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      waiting crowds are no fantasy
      62 17 waiting crowds are no fantasy THE Musical Fountain in Sentosa may be drawing the crowds but if nothing is done to improve crowd-control and to operate sufficient ferries to clear the home-going masses, not many people are likely to make a second visit. DL Singapore 1542 I SUGGEST the new
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      End monopoly on telephone instruments
      166 17 End monopoly on telephone instruments TELECOMS has exclusive control over the installation of telephone equipment in Singapore. In most cases, subscribers are obliged to buy or rent equipment from Telecoms. Where a subscriber can make his purchase elsewhere, he must pay an "approval" fee. There is reason to support a
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      Furniture loan scheme
      38 17 I SUGGEST that the civil service introduces a renovation and furniture loan scheme at low interest rates for its officers. Although Credit POSB offers such a scheme, the conditions are too strict. SEDIA Singapore It?)
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      No loss to those who paid deposit early
      130 17 PLEASE refer to the letter by C.C. Chua headlined HUDC deposit: Some lose out (ST June 24). Following the announcement of the transfer of the HUDC waiting list to HDB, hither appeals were received from applicants who did not pay up the
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      Eye drops not 'old'
      58 17 I REFER to Debbie Sim's letter regarding medicine dispensed at the Pegu Road Polyclinic (ST June 24). None of the eye drops in the clinic bears a date that has expired. I would appreciate it if Miss Sim would contact me at Tel *****44 Ext 121.
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      Mosquitos killed
      71 17 I REFER to the letter by found in an uncompleted M.I. regarding mosquito building at the same site nuisance at Block 22, Chai and in a drain were deChee Road (ST June 15). stroyed and measures No mosquitos were taken to prevent their found breeding in puddles recurrence,
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      Japan's war crimes get a whitewash
      631 18  -  Robert Whymant By TOKYO Japan's conquest of east Asia and the attack on Pearl Harbour were legitimate acts of self-de-fence, the wartime Prime Minister, Hideki Toji, executed as a war criminal by the allies in 1948, was really a man of peace, and Japanese
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      How to beat the
      402 18 BRITAIN'S victorious Major-General Jeremy Moore quoted Wellington's remark at Waterloo when he said the Falklands war was "a damn close-run thing." Like Wellington, Gen Moore was up against a formidable French enemy not a general, but a missile. Although it will be months before the performance
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      Early detection
      236 18 Early detection EARLY detection needs a high-mint;. powerful radar of the Awaes type used by the Americans. The only aircraft Britain had which could come near to doing the Job were its maritime reconnaissance Nlmrods. However, they are too big to operate from aircraft carriers of the size Britain has.
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      Deception
      211 18 IF YOU are not sure you can down an Exocet, why not deflect it instead? In theory, you could jam either the radar of the launching aircraft or that of a launched missile by tuning in to the frequency being used and sending "noise" along it. Easier said than
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      detection and destruction of missile
      402 18 detection and destruction of missile ONE way to avoid the "clutter" caused on radar by the reflection on the water of a sea-skimming missile is to use a radar with a shorter wavelength (or higher frequency). This produces a beam capable of locking on to a target as small as
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
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      655 19 Annual Report Award PREPARATIONS are now being made for this year's Annual Report Award competition, a yearly affair sponsored jointly by the Singapore Institute of Management and the Singapore Society of Accounts. A working committee has already been formed, with Mr Peter Sutherland as chairman. The competition will begin
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      Lock icon Korea to quit Brussels textile talks
      298 19 Korea to quit Brussels textile talks BRUSSELS, stand-off in the key negotiations on EEC textile imports under the MultiFibre Arrangement (MFA) has resulted in a decision by South Korea to quit the Brussels negotiating table. The adjournment by the Seoul government of the talks until the autumn of this year
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      Lock icon Gloomy economic situation predicted in OECD countries
      481 19 PARIS, Wed. A hesitant economic recovery among industrialised nations this year and in 1983, accompanied by rising unemployment, is forecast by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development in its half-yearly review. The OECD secretariat paints a gloomy picture of output within the
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      Tips on preventing maritime fraud
      422 19 MARITIME fraud cases have been increasing in recent years in Singapore. Last year, the number of cases reported reached an all-time high of 18. Noting this trend, the head of the commercial crime division of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Singapore Police, Superintendent Abu
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      Reinsurers in midst of difficult times
      330 19 DISTRESS is now gripping the reinsurance industry in this region and the world. The industry is plagued by problems of overcapacity, high interest rates, inflation, rate-cut-ting and "black sheop" among professional reinsurers. And to ensure survival amid rising costs and razor-sharp competition, mergers may
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      Sharp increase in Peninsular M'sian trade deficit
      435 19 Sharp increase in Peninsular M'sian trade deficit PENINSULAR Malaysia's trade balance was deeply in the red in the first quarter of the year. There was a violent upswing from a deficit of MJ609.2 million in December to a small surplus of Ms9B million in January. However, the trade balance subsequently
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      Qualification for diploma
      121 19 GRADUATES of the Marketing Institute of Singapore may need to sit for only one subject to qualify for the diploma of the UK Institute of Marketing, or IMUK. The local marketing institute is getting an external moderator, Dr E. P. Hibbert, director of education and training from
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      Veneer directors urged not to vote
      235 19 Veneer directors urged not to vote VENEER Products' much debated proposal to acquire Material Trading and units in Merlin Plaza has taken an interesting turn with yesterday's announcement from the Stock Exchange of Singapore. In a letter to Veneer, the SES said: "In view of the report by the independent
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    Market Highlights
    437 19 SINGAPORE: The stack market closed slightly lower on some selling In moderate turnover. The Straits Times industrial Index was down by 6.19 points to BXB.H. Among leading Industrials and finances, losses of between two and II cents were recorded In Genting, Haw Par, Keppel Shipyard, Magnum, National Iron,
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    Prices lower in moderate trading
    28 19 Up Down anch Industrials 3 75 11 Finance 10 4 Hotels 10 1 Properties 9 Plantations 4 1 Mining 5 Deb/Loans 3 2
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    ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
    74 19 Baastead BM -1 C* C -3 CCM < old Steraftr Onnloplnd -4 En* FAN -5 Gfnttnßs -6 (.ulnm-s* -2 Gathrleßad Haw Far -4 Ucbrapr Bhd 1 MTC NBT -2 Nat Iron -5 PMC -2 Paa Etor -6 Perils Plant Prim* -4 RaMamas -3 Kotnman- -3 Semb
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      18 19 JOB :*c Sime Darby •'romet rolal turnover: 3.97m fotal value: $10 83m 220,1 180,1 162,1 152.1
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      58 19 -*> Leek Seng lelanfor Dredg Irrjunt.i [pore Land Ihangri-L* long l.rong Ind lei Properties .rnrril Corp temi Itb M«i« Ind ItraiU Trading I L Induslrin f M C ligh Low 3SO 344 570 870 835 595 418 318 2SS 292 535 320 244 228 -41! Mi ■m -15 -15
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      35 19 IT Indicator: T Industrials: T Finance: T Hotels: IT Properties: T Minings: T Plantations: )CBC: iESInd: *****2 *****9 ***** ***** 1700.85 *****1 1090.43 *****5 612.60 606.52 297.12 295.31 863.98 862.32 642.48 633.67 528.41 520.70
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    2383 20 Adjusted for scrip/ righto. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded in lota of II shares each, with price quoted In dollars 380 326 Van Der Horsl 2SO 188 Veneer Prod 386 350 Wilkinson Worldwide Hldgs 356 IS9 366 72 -2 7.5N 19.5 -2 20.0 167 1 17 356
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    618 20 I'KKNISTKNT selling on the Singapore stock market yesterday led shares to finish a whisker away from their year's lows in generally quiet trading. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed lower for the third day running this week, giving up a total of IC.SB points. Last
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    411 20 PRICES softened for the third successive day at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. In another thinly traded session, a further 7.37 points were lopped off the New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index to 835.2, its lowest level for the year. The NST index started
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    28 20 Up Down unch Industrials 4 69 11 Finance 5 1 Hotels 1 Properties —52 Oil Palms 14 1 Tins 6 2 rubbers 12 1 >: rubbers Deb/Loans
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    210 20 SINGAPORE 1 MI (KIM (Maaagen' prteea far Jal> 8) The Commerce 2.70 2.84 The Savings Fund 1.53 1.61 Spore Prog Fund 1.21 1.27 Spore Sec Fund 1 86 1 94 Spore Invest Fund 0.98 1.03xd S pore Equity Fund 1.16 1.22 ASIA IMI TRUBT (Maaagen' prlrea far Jaly
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    71 20 SgHesi C Sugars Berjuntai N Iron D Keramat Pan Elec S Trading H I. Ind P Text Sel Prop Malayawata Rahman Hyd Multipurpose M MC Magnum Corp Sen Corp Perlis Pits EssoOrd Lion Corp 7.20 11.20 6.00 6 35 7.80 3.48 5.75 6.50 1.70 464 1.62 3.78 2.39 2.66
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    BUSINESS DONE Singapore
    1802 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board
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    1396 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Anna (3.305) \laemata i 3 1)211. Aleeaa (HOB) (1) 1.09 (1) 1.10
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      860 20 STOCKS closed steadier in sluggish trading yesterday, with investor interest subdued due to a lack of fresh incentives, brokers said. They said the market has been little changed over the past fortnight and barring fresh external factors there may be little change until British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher makes
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      351 21 SHARE prices rose slightly yesterday, on limited bargainhunting after Tuesday's sharp fall but trading remained thin with sentiment unsettled by the further yen decline, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 15.55 points to 7035.11, after a 61.54 decline on Tuesday. The New index added 0.44 to 526.69 points.
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      333 21 NEW YORK, Tues. Stock prices closed mostly lower in sluggish trading. The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 798.90, up almost two points, but the broader-based New York Stock Exchange index retreated about 0.32 point to 61.67 and declines led advances by an eight-to-five margin. Volume was about
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      623 21 LONDON, Wed. The stock market closed quietly mixed, with the train drivers strike still dominating market sentiment, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 0.9 points at 553.1. Government bonds fell around point in medium- and long-dated loans, reflecting the easier trend of sterling, but short
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      50 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 554.0 Monday 548.4 Week Ago 552.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUBTRIALB Tuesday 798.90 Monday closed Week Ago 812.21 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1271.58 Tuesday 1268.38 Week Ago 1278.50 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 814.3 Tuesday 622.0 Week Ago 830.7 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 448.7 Tuesday 457.8 Week Ago 473.1
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      223 21 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices were mixed in thin trading with some operators reluctant to operate without a lead from Wall Street which was closed yesterday, dealers said. Dealers expected activity to pick up tomorrow but said historically there is a lull in the summer period. Ordinary banks generally clawed
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      221 21 ZURICH, Tues. Share prices closed narrowly mixed in slow trading, with many investors on holiday, dealers said. Swiss franc foreign bonds were mixed while domestic bonds rose slightly on limited buying support, bond dealers said. The Credit SuLsse index edged 0.2 lower to 215.2 points at the close. Ftmncs
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      124 21 SHARE prices closed mixed in slow trading, dealers said. The Book Club Index rose 0.07 points to 92.59. Aokham Thai tilt Fibre Ayulh&ya Inv a*n|kok Buik ZZ X unn Sank Of Ajrudtiaja Lid Bata Shot Bern Jucktr HI *t rharoong Thai Wlr» nreitoiM > rirtt Truit 3oodyear Induitrtal PlnanCc
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      111 21 THE market closed lower yesterday with the commercial industrial index down by 0.2 points, mining 1.5 and oils unchanged at 0.563 lit Phil Hidp +M AcoK Mining 0401* unch Anglo PhU 0003 unch Ap«» Ilinlnc B auu Coivß Baculo OoM Bulc Pctrolrum 0J)146 •0 001 Benf\Kt Con B 30
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    37 20 LONDON Copper prices on Tuesday I previous in brackets) Wlrebara Spot buyers t777.50 (£782 50). sellers £778.00 (£*****). Three Months buyers £799 00 (£803.50; sellers £799 50 (£BO4 00 Market Uae: Barely steady sales: 19.150 tonnes
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      32 21 Rubber July 7 Singapore: July: 180.00 cents (down 1.25 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 202.50 cents (down 0.75 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 310 tonnes (up 5 tonnes)
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      136 21 CHINESE Pndiee Exchange, Singapore, mm rloslnfr, prices per 1M kg yeatertoy. (•(••not oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Opr»: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $330.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      185 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at J21.M1 and closed at $21,476 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at rsJ3O7 50 308.00. moved higher to 1308 70 309.20. then fluctuated before closing at 1308.00 308.50 by lunch time The market re-opened at $307 70 308.20,
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      198 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penan g yesterday, on an official offering up five tonnes to 310 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers gaining £30 to £6,725 per tonne. LONDON: The afternoon market on Tuesday, saw
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      220 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market finished easier on light selling in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In July, south was traded $2.50 lower to M 1747.50 per tonne and central $5 to $742.50 while north was unchanged at $750. In August, south and north eased
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      RUBBER
      662 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed weaker yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 180.00 cents per kilo, down 1.25 cents on Tuesday's close, dealers said. 1 The morning market was 0.25 cent lower following weaker overnight London advices. Prices weakened one cent in very quiet afternoon
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      98 21 NOON SSK «nd SMR pncm yourday HAS July (Curr.»t Mtk) Bayers Sellers SSR20 IIK>np«ll«t) 180 00 161. 0ON HSR 50 (1 UMip«ll«tl 157 SO 158.S0N MRELB Au(u»t ■>C« II uxi pallet) 203.50 206.5ON SMR 1. (1 tonp.ll.tl 204.50 206 SON SMK5 lltoopalM) 184.00 *****N SMRGP iUmp.HR> INt(
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    335 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1600 20 and was traded to the day's high of $2 1670 80 before easing back to close at $2.1620 30 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was moderate amidst some commercial selling of the US against the Singapore
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    344 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 7: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on July 7: INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm Currwtcla* Nominal r«t«« Smithsonian ParcanUga quotad y*>t«rd*y (croaa)partty Chang* Local dollars to one unit nf foreign currency: US dollar 2.1610
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    43 21 RANGE of prices ottered by discount houses on July 7: Overnight: Vi Call deposits: 4', Closiaf Bovine; Srllin« 3-month Treasury bills 4 3'« 3-month Bank bills 95/16 93/16 3 months CD S 8« 6 months CD 9-. a Sauce: Nattwal Dfcmut I
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    24 21 Closing interbank rates tor Singapore dollars on July 7: Offer Bid 2 months Overnight 9 9 9 mode 8". 8 8". 9
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    27 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore bank* are currently prepared to lend to their 1 best customers Is II.M per cent. I
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      722 21 Beijing bookings are better at the new Jianguo Hotel Beijing's newest international facilities and restaurants featuring class hotel has just opened tuned Peninsula Group cuisine. the JiangUO Hotel. And it's And all it takes to book is a bong managed by one of the phone call or triex to The
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      Rowe Evans explains benefits of takeover
      436 22 ROWE Evans Investments' (REI) takeover of M. P. Evans (MPE) and Sungkai Estates will give it a direct investment in two estates, Simpang Kiri and Sungei Kruit, an investment in a third through an associate, as well as significant stakes in a number of
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      Hume (M) sets up new unit
      121 22 HUME Industries (Malaysia) Bhd has set up a company in Singapore to handle its trading activities. The company, called Oplino Pte Ltd, is a wholly owned subsidiary with an authorised capital of $10 million and a paid-up capital of $6 million. Hume (M) said
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      176 22 Raleigh earnings lower than expected RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd has achieved much lower group pretax earnings for the year to Jan 31, 1982, than those forecast two months ago in its rights issue document. The group reported pretax profits of only M 5196,944 against the forecast of M 5267,339 in
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      451 22 UNITED Engineers Ltd's moves at rationalisation are beginning to transform the group, moving it away from its heavy engineering base to concentrate more on heavy equipment. As part of an overall strategy to revive the ailing group traditionally associated with heavy engineering works, the
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      Innovative system of diamond investment
      313 22 FUTURELINK, a local commodities firm, has secured an agency which will link Singapore to an innovative international system of diamond investment. Futurelink recently secured the agency from Real Diamond Company of Belgium, which has begun operating the diamond investing system in more than 60 other
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      217 22 NEW DELHI, Wed. In spite of a 13.3-per cent rise in exports and a comparatively modest rise in imports by 9.6 per cent, India's trade deficit remained a massive 57.14 billion rupees in 1981-82. This is roughly at the same level as the previous year.
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      191 22 Fiat expects modest overall profits TURIN, Wed. Fiat, Italy's biggest motor company, is expecting "modest overall profits for 1982. The outcome should be similar to last year, when consolidated earnings are likely to be around 50 billion lire (5J77.4 million) to 60 billion lire, Mr Giovanni Agnelli, chairman of the
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      Toyota makes a new start with merger
      294 22 Toyota makes a new start with merger JAPAN'S largest motor vehicle maker starts a new life this month as Toyota Motor Corporation, ending its 32-year division into two companies, one for production and the other for sales. The new company is expected to record sales of about 4.500 billion (SJ37
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      HK Land stake in Vancouver Mandarin approved
      178 22 HK Land stake in Vancouver Mandarin approved THE Hongkong Land Company, a property giant in the British colony, has obtained Canadian government approval to take up a 51 -per cent stake in a Cs3u million (SSSO million) hotel project in Vancouver. The other 49 per cent of the project is
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      502 23 EMactiva 3rd July 1982 SINGAPORE SATAV Has removed from Syen Alwl Road to BUFFALO ROAD FOOD CENTRE STALL NO. 315. For ordari, plaaaa contact 4427*39/ 44M051 HOMCCOOK THAI FOOD, prepared by Thai chefs. Very reasonable charges Catering Services. Haadyal Beef ball Restaurant 487. Joo Chlat Road Tel: *****34 4 Catering
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      525 23 B Personal Services A Mflrrhandlm f L*awLai v jf flat flffe \a w&J&?z£s!M Jam RATTAN SITTING ROOM sets, room divider, bar stools, chest of drawers, double beds, double mattresses, sideboards, sitting room sets, wardrobes, dressing tables, child's beds, desk and many other useful household Items. View CCC Junk Store Pte
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      356 23 31 Tailoring PATTERN DRAFTING/DRESSMAKING classes (British syllabus) available. Grassmere Dressmaking Centre. 167. Golden Mile Tower Tel: *****73 32 Bridal Services BRIDAL MAKEUP AND Hairstyle by experience professional. Trial free $100. Call *****09 33 Babysitting HELP YOUR CHILD Grow While You Work Use the services of a care-giver under the Family
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      564 23 Q Business To Business SPECIALISE IN HOUSEHOLD, office, factory removals Lorries. cranes for hire Dumping, carton boxes supply. Call CD T *****67 *****64 ALL KINDS OF delivery/removal and disposal services Reasonable charges Tel *****41/ *****17 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies FOR SALE S unit* of Datemato 100 Microficna Roodors. 4a x
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      422 23 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles A Boats F Accommodation A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries s Q Business To Business 60 Business Opportunities 11TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $120
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      349 23 ESTABLISHED CATERING SER\ ICES invites non-working working partners for ils expar sic m Those genuinely Interest* in ihis field, please rail *****30 ADVERTISER LOOKING FOR Dll j tnhulors U> promote nice fra grant body powder frcmi BurOp Exporter welcome Tel *****48 BILL COLLECTOR WITH UonaJ abilities collects all yoi debts
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      1124 24 fjjli Q Employment ESTABLISHED SPECIALIST CLINIC 66 Situations Vacant m orchard road requires STATE REGISTERED NORSE a) Professional tt F r g*rartv* Musl •>• proficient in Japa- nese Language with/without operating theatre experience. nVATRON Applicants please call The \J I r\ I nvsi^ Secretary for a personal InterPTE LTD mtmm
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      985 24 ijjli Q Employment WANTED BILINGUAL TUTOR to teach 2 boys Primary 1 and Pre- AJ^ Primary (morning or evening) at Upper Paya Lebar Tel: *****25. i». WANTED LADY TEACHER for /.\l\ PSLE student/ Chinese subject. A^L\ Dlst 1955 area Afternoon lul- J^ tlon/ student's place *****26. a MUSIC SCHOOL REQUIRES
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      813 24 ill Q Employment If^KaK^S Our client, an %0 Wamw I expanding marketing I organisation urgently SHENTONWAY I requires ORCHARD ROAD I BUKITTIMAH SECRETARY JURONG I U^" T H i SON rT7ormal secretarial KALLANG training required J yt > t I a Pleasant disposition Stenographer. I #A t least 2 years
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      1797 25 ft I »»»y I STORE CLERKS (FEMALE) wantRECEmONWT/TYPIST ed OCE "O" level. No experience necessary Personal Interview at: r f d •«£Jl™?', or < Wo Swee Heng Mfg Co Pte Ltd Blk m*st 0513 A 5^ Tong Lee Building. 35. Must have previous office ex- Kallang Pudding Road. Spore jerlence
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      557 26 ijjli Q Emptoyment oliuettfk I E^H Olivetti, Europe's P>? !^tL 5^*55 largest manufacturer B6^jf' of office equipment I aMll^leTafl I has immediate B^Lk\^4=-y^7ißal vacancies in its manufacturing Bk^^^^jg^B operations in Singapore for. FEMALE W^^ PRODUCTION OPERATORS l^-^^ I B^la^^^^Bll We uffei starting nay ■■■^^■•^Tl^Bl At least 3 increments |BaaVB9aUH in
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      853 27 IfA 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant £<»m*+m "N c) Production *cma electrical INDUSTRIES LIMITED requires S PAINTERS c 1-2 years working experience MITSUMI PRODUCTION ELECTRONICS OPERATORS /O\ DTC I m Above 16 years old (O) Kit LIU c Experience not necessary requires We offerBBMB»ai High starting salary with atDAY WEEK
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      742 27 r SINGAPORE^ AUTOMOTIVE f _fl __k ENGINEERING __PI^B (PTE) LTD. W\^V invites applications t: for Singapore i Citizens for the ROCKWELL following positions -H INTERNATIONAL MFG. PTE LTD |LmR 9 subsidiary ol one ol the larglii i'ta i ili_____Wi IHultr-national Corporation requires: GCE'O' level. 'SrSSSSty. 1 STORE CLERK Possess own
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      845 27 _S»29SaS follTme. PART-TIME CREW Member of the Jack Chia MPtl Interested, please apply In perGroup son at any of the following outhas Immediate vacancies for the following position* A W ANG MO KIO 1. Security Ofhc^ «»2. 173 2. aecurtty Guard Avenue 6, Ang Mo Kio 3 FAB Waiter Wax
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      120 33 With deepest sympathy and condolence to: MR SEET MING WAH On the demise of his father on 5/7/82 FROM MANAGEMENT STAFF STEADFAST TRANSPORTATION PTE LTD LAND I JOHNASIA (S) PTE LTD I Agad 70 year* Pa***d *w«y psacsf ully on 6 7.82 Leaving behind: Beloved Wife Mdm RossNnd
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      100 33 MANUEL ALL AIS (ALEX) AGED: 53 YEARS Whom Ths Lord has caftsd to rest a ysar ago on JULY ISSI. "On this day we remember you (or having lived an examplary life A life worthy to emulate" R*qulam High Mass will ba sung lor Ins
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      18 33 VICTOR NATHAN, EX-SUPT. OF VAN CLEEF AQUARIUM. SINGAPORE. PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 7.7 J3 AT LONDON.
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      13 33 MR LEE AH LECK (.7.73 Lovingly Rsmambarsd •y Loved Onoe
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      38 33 You were the epitome Of all things good and beautiful To be with you In the same old WBJP Is my dearest wish everyday Krtahnan Kumars Neir MONICA LIE W 27 7 82 7.80
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      30 33 SARDAR UJ AG AH SINGH USMAN Oaparlsd S-7-IMI Ona ysar has paiaad but msmoria* slay fra*h and painful, always ramambarsd by Delovod on#* in Iha family.
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      76 33 CARL MARCUS tttenka Franciscan Fathers of Iha Church oi SI. Mary el Iha Angel* lor their tp.r iiu.i and malarial cornoiatton, and ralatl»a« and hiand* lor me* condolence! and expression Balovad wire, Oukw. Grateful thank* lo Iha nursing staff and medical officer* of Ward 23, Tan Tock Sang
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      Up-and-coming trio get big break in QE Cup
      569 33  -  EPSOM JEEP By FOREST ARCHER, King's Spy and Joint Command m, up-and-coming stayers, all get their first chance for a crack at a classic the 2,200 m Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday thanks to the "ineligibility" of four
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      1043 33 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A total of 318 horses, comprising 212 in Class 4, 99 in Class 6 ana seven Class 5 Malaysian-breds have been entered for the July Meeting beginning here on July 17, 18, 2? and 25. CLASS 4: Pint run l,SStm ar l,i*etn (b); srrond run
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      Man Of Song shows nothing amiss
      266 33  -  TONTO By MAN OF SONG, a nonacceptor last week, showed that there is nothing amiss with him when he strode out fluently over 600 m in 42.8 sec on a tight hold at Bukit Tlmah yesterday. The going was good. The four-year-old English gelding
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      107 33 Champion turns trainer LONDON, Wed. Jockey Bob Champion, who overcame cancer and won the Grand National steeplechase, expects to start his new career as a trainer next month. "I've got a few owners but no horses, so I will be busy at the sales getting a string together," he said
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      69 33 PARIS, Wed. Well-known horse breeder and owner Elisabeth Couturie has died near her Normandy stables. She was 78. Among her famed stallions were Riallo. Tornado, Wild Risk and Right Royal. Her colours won the Grand Criterium, the Prix De Jockey Club (French Derby), the Prix Lupin, Poule
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      Schedule of racing
      114 33 KIRST DAY: Class 4 Divs 2, 4. 6 A 8 1,200 m; Divs 2 A 4 1.600 m. Class 6 Divs 2 A 4 1.200 m; Div 2 I.Boom Becaßa d»y: Class 4 Divs 1. 3, 5 A 7 1.200 m; Divs 1 A 3 1.600 m;
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      144 34 BRISBANE, Tnes. Ticket sales for the ltth Commonwealth Games, to be held here from Sept. M to Oct. J, have almost surpassed the total sola for the Edmonton Games In Canada, Games manager Don WUtehead said. "Actual sales have already reached the A 54 .25 million
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      42 34 Jubilee Sports Centres ready for competition THE Queen Elizabeth 11 Jubilee Sports Centre where the opening and closing ceremonies will be held as weU as all athletics events. The main grandstand seats II,IM and 48,»M temporary seats are being built. WAN picture
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      691 34 All systems go for Brisbane C-Games BRISBANE, Wed. The Australian Government is confident that nothing will stop the Commonwealth Games, scheduled to open in Brisbane on Sept. 30, with the Falklands crisis over and all racial objections met. Security is ready for an emergency on a national basis. The 12th
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      71 34 The international expression of casual style JBaV{ 9RHr Jixkcy sports and casual wear Rio ionised worldwide tor style and comfort. In a wide ran^e i v of designs and colours. X L(X)k your best this Hjri Ra\ a season «B v 4 with Jockey. f jtf^. w« Available at Department
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      883 35 APPOINTMENTS B^J The Polyolefin Company jSj BEjr^jP (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Pi THE POLYOLEFIN COMPANY (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD., which will produce two I J kinds of essential plastic materials low density polyethylene (1 20,000 tons per annum) U and polypropylene (100,000 tons per annum) in the 2-billion Petrochemical Complex pi on
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      663 35 Complete CompLiter Systems NCR Singapore, a subsidiary of NCR Corporation USA, one of the world's leading manufacturers and suppliers of Complete Computer Systems seeks a DISTRICT MANAGER for its Office Automation Systems Division The successful candidate who wilt report to the Managing Director, will assume responstoility for the formation of
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      376 36  -  PETER SIOW Things have been a blur for Lee for past five years By 4 WHAT I usually do is to fix my eye on a certain point of the blurred target and just hope for the best. LEE KUM CHEOK
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      Take sport to the masses, urges Phua
      186 36 MR. I' HI A BAH LEE, the Member of Parliament for Tamplnes and Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), has urged members of Ms Constituency Sports Association to bring sports to the masses In the area, reports PETER SIOW. Said Mr. Phua, in his dinner
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        81 36 ATHLETICS: World 5,000 metres record-holder Henry Rono, of Kenya, set the fastest time for the distance this season at an international mcci in Stockholm last night when he clocked 13 mm 08.99 sec. His world record stands at 13:06.20. Another best world time of the season was set
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        43 36 CYCLING: Gerrie Knetemann, of Holland, won the 207--km fourth stage of the Tour de France from Beauraing to Mouscron in Belgium yesterday. Scan Kelly, of Ireland, was second and West German Gregor Braun, third. Phil Anderson, of Australia, remained overall leader.
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        Superb form
        31 36 FENCING: England's Neal Mallett showed superb form to beat Scot Julian Tyson 5-2 for the gold medal in the men's individual epee at the Commonwealth championships at Barnstaple. England.
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        No contest
        79 36 SOFTBALL: Champions United States, and hosts Taiwan outclassed their opponents with identical 10-0 wins in the preliminary round of the fifth world women's tournament in Taipei yesterday. Otter remits: United Slates 10 Colombia 0, Taiwan 10 Nauru 0, Nicaragua 14 Sweden 6, Holland 2 Dominican Republic 1, Bermuda
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        40 36 WATER-POLO: Olympic champions Soviet Union edged out Italy 9-8 in an international tournament in Budapest, while the United States defeated Yugoslavia, the Olympic silver medallists 10-4. Other results: Holland 7 Hungary 6. Spain 5 West Germany 4. Agencies.
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      Marshall mops up Kent's challenge
      239 36 Marshall mops up Kent's challenge LONDON, Wed. West Indian paceman Malcolm Marshall bowled Hampshire to a 45 runs victory over Kent in the English county cricket championship at Maidstone yesterday. He took four for 54 in Kent's second innings to finish with match figures of 10 for 109. Kent, needing
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      134 36 LONDON, Wed. The England selectors have resisted the temptation to recall Mike Gatting and have chosen an unchanged 12 for the Third cricket Test against India at The Oval here tomorrow. The stocky Middlesex all rounder had put himself in with a strong chance of a recall
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      224 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN By "THEY can say whatever they like, It doesn't mean a thing to us," said Tan Cheng San, president of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, when told of New Nation reports In which five boxers and a former national coach
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      321 37 TENNIS ROUND-UP PARIS, Wed. French No. 1 Yannick Noah is a doubtful starter for the Davis Cup tennis quarter-final against Czechoslovakia, starting at the Roland Garros Stadium here on Friday. The 22-year-old Cameroun-born Noah injured his left knee while training and may
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      28 37 GEYLANG SERAI Constituency Sports Hub are organising an Intra-Con badminton tournament starting Aug. 1 to celebrate National Day. Application forms are available from Geylang Serai Community Centre.
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      Lock icon World's best for richest meet
      71 37 LONDON. Wed. Four of the world's top golfers are competing on Saturday in a US$llO,OOO (*****.800) invitation meet believed to be the sport's richest one-day event in Britain. American Bill Rogers, the US Open champion. will Join countryman Jack Nicklaus, Spain's Severiano Ballesteros and Japan's
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      Easy win for Tan and Fernandez
      344 37  - Easy win for Tan and Fernandez LEONARD KING By IT took Tan Seng Chin and Leonard Fernandez just nine minutes to demolish Soh Peng Khim and Ng Chai Tee 15-0, 15-1 in the Outram invitation badminton championships at Yorkhill yesterday. In the process, the second-seeded pair from Bukit Ho Swee
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      Now Sri Lanka pull out and the FAS panic
      373 37  - Now Sri Lanka pull out and the FAS panic JOE DORAI By SRI LANKA yesterday sent panic in the the Football Association of Singapore headquarters at Jalan Besar when they became the second country to withdraw from the Asian youth soccer tournament at the 11th hour. On Monday, Brunei, citing
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      Singapore-Malaysia golfers to line up for clash in August
      252 37  - Singapore-Malaysia golfers to line up for clash in August DEREK WILD By THE annual match between the Singapore and Malaysian Golf Associations will be played at the Royal Selangor Golf Club on Aug 6 and 7. There will be four fourball better-ball matches on Aug. 6 and eight singles on
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      SSRA to realise their dreams?
      112 37  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By THE Singapore Squash Rackets Association may finally get their own squash complex thanks to the Housing Board. The HDB nave offered to build for the association a number of new courts as part of their sports complex for Clementi New Town.
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      Green light for striker Frandi
      250 37 Green light for striker Frandi FANDI AHMAD, Singapore's top striker, was last night given the green light by the Football Association of Singapore to represent Kaki Bukit in the National Football League and the President s Cup tournament, reports JOE DORAI. The FAS' decision followed an appeal by Kaki Bukit
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      Forces out of trouble
      89 37 Forces out of trouble ARMED FORCES extricated themselves from the relegation zone when they beat Police 1-0 in a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Bosar Stadium last night. Tony Quah's 44thminute goal for Forces carried the victors from sixth to fourth spot. Their hard-earned victory also
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      56 37 BADMINTON Outram Sec School invitation championships (Outram, 2 p. m.) HOTKEY MIX Dlv. 1: SRC B v PARC (Padang, 5 20 p.m SCC B v Khalsa B (Padang. 5.20 p.m.). SWHA Leagar Dlv. 2: Singapore under- 18s v Theresians B (St. Theresa's Convent. 5,30 p.m.). SOTCKR NFL Dlv. I: Sembawang
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    • WORLD CUP SPECIAL 1
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        480 38 Santana the scapegoat as Brazil reels amid anger and despair RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed. An outburst of violence and despair shook the soccer-crazy country. Officials in major cities here reported a sharp increase in suicides, vandalism and nervous breakdowns. In Rio, the state security bureau reported three l>eople
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        271 38 Glory road turned into blind alley LONDON, Wed. England's elimination from the World Cup drew a scornful reaction in the British sporting press. While many newspapers rued the fact that England went out without losing one game and conceding just one goal in five matches writers denounced the inability of
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        Lock icon We have won back respect says Ron
        233 38 RON GREENWOOD looked back on England's World Cup crusade and on five years in charge of the national side when he made his final public statement as manager. "I've no complaints really. We are a bit like the Russians not having lost a
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      536 38 OUR MAN /"^Y GODFREY ROBFRT I A fEI SPORTS f \W^ I IN SPAIN \fof Brazil's magic wins fans but it isn't winning formula Soccer is about system, not style MADRID, Wed. Football today is not about mere fantasy but systems and strategies. And the better you adapt to them,
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      Lock icon TWO STEPS TO GLORY
      285 39 TWO STEPS TO GLORY MADRID, Wed. World Cop semi-finalists Poland, Italy, West Germany and France today stand within sight of soccer's most glittering prize after an Inauspicious start to the 1982 finals. Poland, undisturbed by domestic problems, face an unusually positive Italian side In Barcelona's Non Camp Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
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      Lock icon Bearzot hopes the wounds heal in time...
      444 39 BARCELONA, Wed. Italy celebrated their 3--2 win over Brazil and qualification for the semi-finals with champagne. But team manager Enzo Bearzot is worried that the happy days may be over soon because several of his players are injured and Italy still have to
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      Lock icon Boniek's fouls may earn Poles the red card
      327 39 BARCELONA, Wed. After all, the troubled domestic scene Poland's World Cup team left behind proved more a source of inspiration than inhibition. The Poles' feat in winning through to the semifinals was a stirring achievement. Essentially it was a triumph of character
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      Lock icon The Blues in top form at just the right time
      430 39 MADRID, Wed. France could not have had a worse start to their 1982 World Cup final campaign, conceding a goal to England after only 27 seconds of their opening match. But they shook off the shock of that record-break-ing Bryan
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      Lock icon The odds are now with Italy
      130 39 The odds are now with Italy LONDON, Wed. lUly have beea Installed »t 5-1 (avowite to win the World Cap In the latest betting odds. I^adbrookes place West Germany second favourite at 2-1 followed by France (3-1) and Poland (5-1). Italy was 4tl In the betting going Into the second
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      429 39 'Fallen' Germans are stronger favourites now MADRID, Wed. Such a lot has happened since Jupp Derwall 's men lost their opening game 2-1 to Algeria that the European champions now have a good chance of adding the world trophy to their display cabinet. Derwall and his men began as one
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      34 39 Today's semi-final games: Italy vs Poland at Barcelona (11.15 p.m. Singapore time) France vs West Germany at Seville (3 a.m. Friday Singapore time). Both matches will be telecast live over Channel 3 by RTM.
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    120 40 THIS Uttlr Lebanese child rives a bewildered lock as he tries to catch a few drops of water from a public Up after Israeli forces eat off water and electricity supplies to West Beirut. The cat In supplies was part of Israel's
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    Top violinist has date with SSO
    129 40 WORLD-ACCLAIMED violinist Mr Lin Ch*> Llang arrived here last night to perform with the Singapore Symphonic Orchestra tomorrow and on Saturday. The 22-year-old prodigy will alao be giving a recital on Saaaay witfe pianist Mr Lee Knm-Blng who came with him. Mr Un woa
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    Lock icon I'm too old for change at the 'top' says Reagan
    151 40 LOS ANGELES, Wed. With a grin, President Ronald Reagan yesterday denied that he has changed his hairstyle saying he is too old to change now. Mr Reagan was asked about reports of a change in his hairstyle when he dropped
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    Lock icon Murder case
    40 40 MANILA, Wed. Murder charges have been filed against an army sergeant for the killing last April of a country doctor, a case that triggered off an outcry against alleged army harassment of humanitarian workers in strifetorn areas. AFP
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    216 40 JAKARTA: TROOPS ON ISLE REPORT NOT TRUE JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia's national security chief, Admiral Sudomo, today denied local press reports saving that unidentified foreign troops had occupied a small, disputed island off Kalimantan (Borneo). He accused the Jakarta evening newspaper, Sinar Harapan, of causing unneccessary alarm. It had reported yesterday
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    Lock icon 35 massacred
    39 40 MANILA, Wed. About 35 unidentified bodies were discovered in a mass grave in nearby Quezon province in an apparent cold-blooded massacre in the area considered a dissident stronghold, Philippine human rights lawyer Jose Diokno said today. AFP
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    Invite for Asean ministers
    86 40 Invite for Asean ministers Meanwhile, Asean foreign ministers have been invited to Bangkok to meet their Austrian counterpart, Mr Willibald Pahr, who chaired a UNsponsored conference on Cambodia last July, diplomats said today. Mr Pahr is due in Thailand on a working visit from July 16-19, after a two-day official
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    Lock icon Invasion of Iraq is a must: Iran
    331 40 WAY TO INFLICT BLOW ON SADDAM' LONDON, Wednesday IRAN has announced for the first time that it is prepared to invade Iraq to impose terms for an end to their 21-month-old war. The announcement was made by Iranian Deputy Foreign Minis.ter Ahmad Azizi
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      534 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. VENEER Products' proposed acquisitions have generated so much heat that the Stock Exchange feels it fit to issue a strong suggestion that all directors ab-. stain from voting at the EGM. This may not necessarily help minority shareholders. The ball now appears to
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      136 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in several areas In the late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) np to t a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 28 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1.«3a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AfelaMe 9/15 C Showers Maallm 24 30C Cloudy Bangkek 25 33 C Cloudy Melbeime 814 C
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      Dolling up a lesson
      1115 1 IT IS not a particularly unusual evening and the Raffles Hotel's Palm Court is bathed in one of those magical twilights that writers in the Maugham or Kipling era are wont to make much about. The trees are stirred by an imperceptible July breeze, but that
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    • LEISURE
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        Unique among a rare breed
        392 2  -  Tay Cheng-Jim COUNTER-TENOR RECITAL By "UNIQUE among counter-tenors," said London's arts-conscious Daily Telegraph newspaper of Singapore-born Tay Cheng- Jim. Indeed, counter-tenors are have always been a rare breed, the male equivalent of a soprano voice which was highly prized in the 16th and 17th Centuries.
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        PICK OF DAY
        21 2 PICK OF DAY Ray Charles helped change the (ace of American music with his brand of Jazz (Ch 5, 11.11 p.m.)
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        From outback Birdsville to the heat of soccer
        436 2 TOWARDS 2tN (Ch 5, CM p.m.): Birdsville is an outback town in Australia, considered one of the most remote. Apart from watching birds, what do you do for leisure there? Satellite television is the answer. This medium has changed life in the
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        317 2 9 2nd Welding, Fabrication Surface Treatment Exhibition Conference July 21 24 1982, 11 am 7pm Worid Trade Centre, Singapore. The 2nd international display of the latest technology products B^^^^^^^^^. and services for the metal I^^^ fabrication industry. Featuring 120 suppliers and manufacturers from 15 countries. Exhibits include equipment and supplies
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        23 2 The slim and sleek always gets *^^"^^^S taken out everywhere Ml S^^^^ifr RXF2OF radio cassette with I metal tape play and ambience effect
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        190 2 EXHIBITIONS: hibltlon Hall. Noon 8 p.m. Until July FINE BONE CHINA PAINTINGS —By English ceramic Artist Jayne NorrLs. M K. .sen thai Studio. SinnaporV Shopping rllj ">- Centre. 16 a.m. C p.m. Until July 14. HOBSON'S CHOICE David Lean's NAIVE PAINTINGS Eighty-nine early classic. Stars Charles Laughton, paintings including those
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        147 2 Straits Times Crbssword v 4 AU honour to rascals, if bad, getting acquitted! (4,3) -wear* ■•=H«^ 17 ReUtives keeping 50 and 1 (ea (9) apart, having been in the oast lg UndersUndin(? tnal te y^w (4-5) (7) 20 Means of sending money 9 Conscrj sovereigns that could be river 01
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        626 2 FM Stereo Weather Forecast 1.15 r«i stereo Composers Nicknames 92.4m00Hz In VHF Band II (contd) 2.M Musical Dessert CM AM News In Brief (.K 3.11 News In Brief J. 15 Prog Summary (English and Chamber Music 4.M Prog Mandarin) 8.11 As Dawn Summary (English and Awakes 7.11 News and Mandarin)
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        1188 2 TV and Radio. 3.00 PM Opening frJowed by The Dy- mannerisms of the eaters. That's nasty (Mandarin/r) what Candid Camera did and what 3.50 Lidsvie they discovered will be shown 4.15 One In A MBon Shirley's Prince today Of A Guy 7.20 Share A Story Animal Bushes 4.40 The Magic
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        305 3 Micro Computer x^mmm^mmt^mt^mmmaatamammtt»Mmmmmmm^amttat^a»mmmtma^a^a^l^^^twmtt^tmttmmmmmmAtt^^^ t^-Jict '^SMiib^L^L^F JrJL^L^L^^lL^l w?4&b^bV r «^MaWM wniKjfl^k. •2^B ■■-■.■••:■:■:■:■:■:■■■'■■■■■■■■■■■■-■■■:■•••■:■>:■'-■-■■■•■■■"■■ J*^3WlwpP^Lr^fct Ji^'^nSßt^L^Hb^LT W^ HL^Lti '^BPw&^r^^ \_z r 1 (Different From Ordinary Tuning System) Dolby *NR Hard Permalloy Head Fully Auto-Reverse Quartz-PLL Synthesizer Tuner 12-Station Memory 1 LSI, 2 FET, 12 ICs, 31 Trs, 36 Diodes Loudness/Treble/Bass Controls Micro
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        Well thought out garden plan for a semi-detached home
        104 4 THIS low-maintenence semi-detach-ed garden is only 3 m X 6.5 m. It is meant for viewing from the adjacent covered area by the front door. The pump for the waterfall and the big rocks were the largest expenditures. The pond itself
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        Planning £or your pleasure
        742 4 Planning £or your pleasure If you really want to enjoy your garden be it big or small you must start with a realistic plan, says ANNE TOFIELD THE most exciting and intimidating aspect of a new garden is the planning of it. While wandering through the wonders of Floral Mile
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        Fern house to beat the heat
        90 4 ON A hot day, the best alternative to air-conditioning is a fern house. A fern house is rool because Its shaderloth covering will filter oat the huh and rain. An Australian company, Peter Men, makes nine standard modular models. They can be easily assembled
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      Gardens of enchantment
      653 5  -  MARIA LENHART I ACCORDING to centuries of legend and folklore, herbs are the stuff that enchantments and magic charms are made of. At Caprilands, a lovely herb farm spread over 20 hectares of countryside, it is difficult to spend an afternoon without feeling enchanted and charmed. During
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      The highly paid who are poor
      1025 5 RUSHWORTH KIPPER talks to a family in America who makes over US$lOO,OO0 «a year 4 In words that could have come from many an American family at different income levels, he acknowledges that "in the last year or so, I guess we spent more
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        56 5 iiHi#y i in Ca«l irS'nQd 985 I K kt J iPfFWB Mfe^ I Lunrh time at Caprilands staff that dreams are made of 4 What people are seeking tends to be basic information on starting and caring for a herb garden. The most important reason they come is to have
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        189 5 Now Lancdme gets you going on a journey towards a more I" '^S^^BP^^S HL Jr^'' beautiful-looking you with Lancdme's Beauty Tote: a big, S fl^HL*fe WmWLWLv^^k' stylish, fashionable bag with leather trimmings, containing aff H >fl Galatee (cleanser), Absolve (night cream), ode Lancdme soap, m^, l^^^^j r¥^B P^3tk and Lancome
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        98 5 CLUB HOUSE Seafood Restaurant Wholly owned by A^f Singapore Tennis Centre O ne °f tte Dest tennis complex in Asia >^$^y At 1020 East Coast Parkway (S) 1544 LUNCH Hate to go to a crowded restaurant for lunch? Then come to us by the Expressway for a quick and quiet
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        133 5 Cfjc itteballion <frrill FASHION GLAMOUR every Thursday On Thursii.is rlrn.int modi-Is in HlpCfbK *t\ It'll out fits take to the floor for voutm rutin\ While enioying the fashion parade feasl <>n aw Mmptuou! .irr.u (it mouth watering dishes spe< iall\ prepared to appeal loevef> appetite Date Bth lulv 1962 Buffet
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      In bondage to live
      470 6  - In bondage to live HELMUT RAETHER By in London Those taking a negative view regard them as 9 animal prisons and relics of 19th Century thinking. The defenders of the zoos regard captivity of an animal in a zoo as a compromise solution. LONDON Zoo, one of the world's most
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      Lock icon Different faces of Russian funerals
      717 6 In Siberia, death is icy. For Kremlin commissars, it's a moment for pomp. In ebullient Georgia, demise brings delirious emotion, while in Moscow, the event is morose. But the last word on death, Russianstyle, goes to a new widow who told PATRICK MENEY: "Never die
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        381 6 J^fl^^ Two superb short stories 1| Bk pP*T Tatiara: A beautiful girl with a l()0 year-old Bi m B ambition a haunting talc by Marjorie Mary B^^m oJMMjQjAfc Hurst '^R^L^Br No Second Chance: The tragic story of a MAAwj Ll P^J Itt working-class girl who fell in love with a
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        114 7 *M* Im zfc #E% /o 7E -JMJSfl6«;»Ul**r4ni« *«wanawi;tt*a^ Afr]*MMr.e«H7** ttJfiA.^-AcWfir iS** "Hit" #*£W*»flß IS ft-ft»T£ft« w e*w^r* bU AffliJ*«T H^' i^ift &futmi&> fit •Mffltt €*f ttA«*fitt uwtm trXCStt7JfcttVH V#tt*JßS Win tmMm wph $B W^ffi%l^i < r^. l i l ft ftfes*r--«!Aitfl. r-iJiiSWWW--' Will "S LittK" *iA.*>F*« HSfiß^L ifoMJSAtt* r&7*«
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        Confucianism in its original form is best, says expert
        1046 7 THE Confucianism that Singaporeans ought to learn is the one preached by Confucius and his disciples before the Han dynasty. Prof James Hsiung, one of the seven American scholars invited by the First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr uoh Keng Swee, to
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        921 7 r\.MT Mr\jM.Fl J. IwACI^I id mh f^P /We have following job opportunities for intelli H fsT gent, hardworking, suitably qualified Malaysians |^bH 3fc in our Automatic Particleboard Modern Hoard 3^H «j > -i,. ij Laminating Plants. m An established investment J M i group invites appUcations to fill 1 SHIFT
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      Prison life launched Ai Qing as a poet
      496 8  - Prison life launched Ai Qing as a poet TEO HAN WUE By HE never dreamed he would one day become a poet when he was dabbling in poetry as an art student in Paris. But today half a century after he wrote his first lines, he is one of the
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        274 9 < (*****00) 5 SHOWS: 11AM, 1.30, 4, 6.30 9.15PM 1 NEVER has changed to— r I ALWAYS on Sunday 1 a4T* F*l w^i «a n* 1 1^ g,ji m Jk», f I ooooooooooooooooooooooooocxwooooooooocxS Palace Q'town Mew City zenith NOW SHOWING' I P*O: 1 JO, 3.30. 7.15, 9 30 NC 130,
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        590 9 J![@vCATrw| y O?GANISATON j> X tar.n:r.vMfc!.K»i C( OPENS TODAY! Q I'l JHnk' '/>»«'il/. X* -M^ J i< Q f :?:i;rjr.»aT*»/.v:':M X Q ISIhBIGDAY Q Q HURRY' URRYI LAST DAYS'(J ilk Dim to Film Lsnglh il. V Waa»« Not« Twtim V Q 1.00, 3.45. 830 4 15pm <-f A BRAND NEW
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        Jaga kulit dan muka
        663 10 Cara Menyolek dan Mendandan (3) Oleh NURJAH MOHD SHAH TIDAK lama dahulu say a telah membaca dalam manga n mi sebuah rencana yang ditulis oleh Saudari Zawiyah Salleh mengenai kisah seorang penyolek muka dan pendandan Melayu. Tetapi beliau adalah seorang lelaki bernama Abdul Biji Kader. Saya
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        Facial and skin care
        667 10  -  Nurjah Mohd Shah By NOT long ago, I read in this column an article by Zawiyah Salleh about a Malay make-up artist. But it was a male Mr Abdul Biji Kader. I kept wondering as to whether there weren't any female make-up artist in the Malay
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        Pride goes before a fall
        742 10  -  RAHIMAH ASMORE By TWO students from the same village were studying in the same primary school. They had long lived as neighbours but relations between them were not very good because one of them was from a rich family while the other was poor. Hamid
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        Lesson 308 Learn Malay: The Easy Way
        387 10  - Lesson 308 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Haron A. Rahman By Answers to questions la Lew MA 1) Pada hari Ahad itu hujan turun lebat sebelum subuh lagi. 2) Encik Kassim merancang hendak membawa anak-anak-nya pergi ke rvmah bapanya di bandar baru Clementi pada pagi itu. 3) Encik Ali ialah
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        745 10 APPOINTMENTS mM/KsiHGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY fffj^^ \l {iMM*! (PRIVATE) LIMITED J™ Singapore Tobacco Company (Pte) Ltd, a member of BAT the world's largest international tobacco company and a leading I tobacco manufacturer and importer, invites applications from I j suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: f 1 I INTERNAL AUDIT
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