The Straits Times, 13 July 1982

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    15 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Iran all set to attack Iraq
    580 1 Troops mass on border Iran ready to attack Iraq NEW YORK, Monday IRAN said today that it is on the verge of attacking Iraq amid reports that Iranian troops are massed along the 1,125-km Iraqi border, poised for an attack that could come in
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    Lock icon Sihanouk takes charge
    116 1 DEMOCRATIC Kampuchean President Norodom Sihanouk (centre) presiding over a recent meeting with members of the two other Cambo- dian resistance groups to organise a united front to rid their country of the Vietnamese and the Hanoi-backed Heng Samrin regime. Prince Sihanouk forrrally proclaimed on Friday the formation
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    Lock icon Argentina accepts it at last
    82 1 Argentina accepts it at last LONDON, Mon. Britain today acknowledged that Argentina had accepted an effective end of hostilities over the Falkland Islands, the Foreign Office announced here. As a result, Britain will repatriate the remaining 593 Argentinian prisoners of war still being held. In WASHINGTON, President Ronald Reagan lifted
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    Lock icon Breakthrough in treatment
    79 1 PROVIDENCE, (Rhode Island), Mon. A major technical breakthrough in cancer treatment can increase laboratory production of "magic bullets" antibodies that seek out and attack tumours by more than a thousand times, researchers say. Researchers at Brown University and Roger Williams Hospital warned during the weekend that their
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    Lock icon 20 killed in train plunge
    58 1 20 killed in train plunge MEXICO CTTY, Mon. A passenger train plunged into a deep mountain gorge, killing at least 20 people and injuring dozens of others, authorities said today. The train was on a run from Nogales on the Arizona border to Guadalajara when it was derailed yesterday and
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    Lock icon Bid to swindle Reagan rap
    79 1 LOS ANGELES, Mon A 74--year-old woman is accused of trying to swindle President Ronald Reagan and his lawyers into selling her his Pacific Palisades home, reports said today. The Los Angeles Times reported that Ann Yarbrough was scheduled to be charged today in a municipal
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    Mischief charge
    67 1 A BROKER, accused of scratching the paintwork of two cars, was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with committing mischief. Tan Heng Loy. 34, is alleged to have used a bunch of keys to scratch two cars parked in the car park of Block 10R in Braddell View
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    'Don't toy with danger' warning
    217 1 'Don't toy with danger' warning IT LOOKS like a small and harmlesslooking toy. Bnt dent let this 8.5 cm by 5.S em plastic gun deceive yon. Your child could be toying with danger, the Toy Safety Authority of Singapore (TSAS) warned yesterday. The TSAS was basing its warning on Its
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    Lock icon 20 years out of date.
    79 1 20 years out of date BEIJING, Mon. Ninety per cent of China's consumer products are at least 20 years out of date, the head of the State Economic Commission has told a conference on renovating Chinese industry. Mr Zhang Jinfu said 70 per cent of China's light industry products are
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    Lock icon Opec trying to block price cuts
    405 1 Opec trying to block price cuts VIENNA, Mon MODERATE Opec members, meeting here informally, were trying to stave off any major changes in individual members' policies after the Iranian-Saudi showdown on Saturday opened one of the most serious crises in the organisation's 22-year history. The moderate group, including Kuwait, Ecuador
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    Lock icon Runway alert
    33 1 MELBOURNE. Mon. A British Airways Boeing 747 was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday after ramming a flock of birds on takeoff, officials said today. There were no injuries UPI.
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    Lock icon Reagan starts peace effort
    422 1 Reagan starts peace effort WASHINGTON, Monday Lebanon crisis LEBANON CRISIS PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, back at the White House after an 11-day vacation, today launched a peace effort by seeking support from world leaders to resolve the crisis in Lebanon. Mr Reagan said he sent messages to leaders in the Middle
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    PMLee leaves on London visit
    345 1 PMLee leaves on London visit MR LEE KUAN YEW left last night for London for a five-day visit, accompanied by Mrs Lee and the Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong. The Prime Minister will meet his British counterpart, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, and the Secretary of State for Foreign
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    Lock icon YEMENIS CLASH WITH ISRAELIS
    49 1 JERUSALEM, Men. Yemeni volunteer fightera operating from Syrlan positions In Lebanon attacked an Israeli patrol today, Israeli Radio reported. The bodies of six Yemenis were found after thx flchtlnp, the report said, bat there was no mvntlon of Israeli casualties. AFP. SEE THIS PAGE I
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      697 2 Lost 4-D ticket poser A CLERK is suing the Singapore Turf Club for payment of $4,000 in prize money on a lost 4-D ticket. Mr Yong Wi Kwin, 32, who works in the Registry of Companies, told a district judge he had informed the club of the loss, immediately
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      COMMENT
      233 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: OPEC is now facing what is probably the wont crisis in its history. The result is likely to be a free-for-all among the producers and a consequent lowering of prices. This may not be completely In the long-term interest of consumers. It could mean a
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      SPORTS
      197 2 Fandi is frightened "I'M frightened I might not make it, and I'm also frightened I might. Crazy, isn't it!" Fandi Ahmad tola BRIAN MILLER on Sunday, the eve of his departure for the Netherlands for a three-week trial with Ajax. "It's not that I'm scared of rough stuff. It's
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      323 2 PROVISION SHOPS IN MINI-MARKET CHAIN THE move by the Provisions Suppliers Corporation Ltd to organise as many provision shops as possible into a mini-market chain will begin in the last quarter of this year. It will affect 20 to 40 shops initially. Thereafter, the chain will expand at
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      BACKGROUND
      63 2 FARMERS OPPOSE DRIVE CHINA'S one-child family campaign to reduce the population growth has run into considerable opposition, particularly from rural dwellers who account for more than 80 per cent of the population. In China, where children are considered important culturally, and have economic value in rural households, peasants are
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      618 2 Rail shutdown threat TRAVELLING by train in Britain may be impossible from today unless "a substantial number" of engineers return to work. British Rail has threatened to shut down the entire 17,600-km system and sack 24,000 striking engineers, who have vowed to continue the week -old strike
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      SECTION 2
      329 2 Singapore Cowgirl SINGAPORE'S very own Rhinestone Cowgirl, Gina Vadham, is heading West. She is going to Salt Lake City, Utah, home of Country singers, on a week's contract. This will be the first time this singer with "star quality" will be performing overseas. "I'm getting butterflies in my
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      145 2 Genting flights to end THE Fly to the Casino in the Sky helicopter service in Genting Highlands will end at the end of the month, after nine years of operation. A Genting spokesman said the service was no longer "viable" following the February crash, in which 11
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      153 2 On their hands SET in the spring of 1912 in the English industrial town of Brumley, An Inspector Calls is a play by John Boynton Priestley, one of Britain s most popular writers. The play, which has been translated into Mandarin, will be performed by the
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        Lock icon Fishing spies
        71 3 AUSTRALIAN FISHERMEN will be paid by the Australian government to spy on illegal foreign operations in national waters, the Department of Primary Industry and the Australian coastal surveillance centre announced yesterday. A "realistic daily rate" is being calculated in consultation with fishermens' organisations, the sources added. The Australian
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        Lock icon 'Shoo-in' candidate
        72 3 MORE THAN HALF of India's lawmakers cast their votes today in the first two hours of polling for the nations seventh president, expected to be a supporter of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Mr Zail Singh, 66, a former freedom fighter and l^ai follower of the Prime Minister, was
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        Lock icon No bail for hijacker
        63 3 A COLOMBO MAGISTRATE, Sarath Gunatilleke, yesterday rejected an application seeking bail for Sri Lankan hijacker Sepala Ekanayake. Ekanayake, 33, hijacked an Italian airliner to Bangkok last month and received a ransom of US$3OO,OOO (*****,000) before going to Sri Lanka where he was arrested. He is on
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        Lock icon Third crippling crisis
        71 3 A THIRD OIL crisis is likely before 1990 and petroleum prices may double by the year 2000, events that could be more punishing to America than the 1930s depression, an energy expert warned yesterday. The two earlier oil crises, in 1973-74 and 1979-80, cost the United States
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        Lock icon French feelers
        75 3 FRENCH FOREIGN Minister Claude Cheysson, who goes to Asia at the end of this month, will reportedly discuss with South Korean leaders the possibility that France will establish diplomatic relations with North Korea, sources in Paris said yesterday. However, South Korean diplomatic sources in the French capital said
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      Lock icon 24,000 strikers face sack threat
      440 3 Board meets today on shutdown decision LONDON, Mon BRITISH Rail threatened to shut down its entire 17,600-km system tomorrow and sack 24,000 striking engineers. The railway had yesterday shut down services in the western region resulting in thousands of travellers jamming bus depots, vying for
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      Lock icon Hardline paper calls for moderation
      142 3 WARSAW, Mon. Poland's hardline army newspaper said today moves to relax martial law could be speeded up if the moderate voices of the suspended trade union Solidarity pledged to avoid confrontation with the country's leaders. The paper, Zolnierz Wolnosci, repeated earlier bitter attacks on the
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      Lock icon Stanley on alert as radar spots plane
      217 3 PORT STANLEY, Mon AN AIR alert and blackout were imposed on Port Stanley last night after a radar system detected an unidentified aircraft in the exclusion zone imposed by Britain around the Falkland Islands in the south Atlantic. Military authorities warned residents after
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      Lock icon Americans stalling arms talks says '—Russian
      166 3 Americans stalling arms talks says '—Russian- MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet Defence Minister Dmitri Ustinov today accused the United States of blocking progress In talks to reduce medium-range nuclear arms In Europe. In a Pravda commentary, he charged lhat the Reagan administration was coordinating a trade, credit and scientific-technological war against the
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      Lock icon Burglar chats with Queen E
      264 3 LONDON, Mon An intruder who broke into Buckingham Palace entered Queen Elizabeth's bedroom, sat on her bed and talked with her for 10 minutes before she was able to summon help, the Daily Express reported yesterday. A palace spokesman refused to comment, saying that last
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      Lock icon Senior official shot dead
      60 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. A senior state government official was shot dead today by unidentified gunmen at his home in Imphal, capital of India's north-eastern Manipur state, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. It said Education Secretary Robindro Singh was shot at point-blank range by assailants
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      Lock icon Four turns
      27 3 TUCSON (Arizona), Mon. Miguel Vazquez has become the first person to successfully complete a quadruple somersault from a flying trapeze In a public performance. AP.
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      Lock icon Greens 'will not team up with any party'
      303 3 WEST Germany's fast-rising anti-nuclear Greens party yesterday ruled out the prospect of a national or regional coalition with any of the country's major parties. The Greens, whose rising popularity and individualistic approach to politics was causing growing alarm among the established groups,
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      Japan drawing up new law to make espionage a crime
      548 4  -  PETER H AZELHURST END OF AN ERA OF CAREFREE SPYING IF GOVT MOVE SUCCEEDS By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. Japan, long known as "Asia's paradise for spies," may soon introduce a new tough law which would make espionage a
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      Merchant loses suitcase full of gold at airport
      114 4 HONGKONG, Mon. When a Nepalese merchant, Mr Karma Thale, was about to board a plane for Bangkok at Kal Tak Airport here yesterday, he had the feeling he had left something behind. As he walked op the stops to the plane, be
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      $30,000 award for ex-Spore police officer
      189 4  - $30,000 award for ex-Spore police officer WINSOME LANE Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Mon. A former Singapore police officer, Henry Albert Edwards who became managing director of a Hongkong insurance company, was today awarded by the High Court here HKSBI.4IB (5529.300) for injuries received in a car crash. Mr Edwards who
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      Lock icon Japanese mission aims to ease trade friction
      156 4 Japanese mission aims to ease trade friction TOKYO, Mon. A mission from the Japanese ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) left today for a 10-day tour of Thailand, the Philippines, Hongkong and Taiwan, aimed at easing looming trade friction and discussing new technical cooperation. The mission is led by Mr Masumi
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      Lock icon Hydrofoil collision
      47 4 THE damaged bow of the v hydrofoil Flying Goldfincn, which collided with another hydrofoil, the Flying Flamingo, between Hongkong and the neighbouring Portuguese island of Macao on Sunday, killing three passengers. Some 74 people were injured in the collision. Police are still investigating. AP picture.
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      Lock icon Troop withdrawal 'secret'
      147 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Vietnam will not allow any international surveillance of its planned withdrawal of some of its estimated 200,000 troops in Cambodia, a Vietnamese diplomat said today. Mr Nguyen Van Thang, Charge d f Affaires at the Vietnamese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, said the withdrawal was
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      Prince appeals for unity to oust Viets Hitler's ways alive in Hanoi, says Sihanouk
      541 4  - Prince appeals for unity to oust Viets Hitler's ways alive in Hanoi, says Sihanouk NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Mon. The President of the Government of Democratic Kampuchea, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, in a fierce attack on the Vietnamese leaders, has compared them to Hitler. "You know Hitler... attacking
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      543 4 What do these Organizations have in common? Fortune it Forbes 500 Fortune 500 Only Others Govt /Quasi Govt Gulf Oil W.R. Grace INTEL Bechtel Government of Alberta Texaco E.R. Squibb Bausch Lomb Cray Research Mohawk College Shell Johnson Johnson Tektronics Federal Reserve Bank Conestoga College Texas Instruments ITT Dow Corning
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      Lock icon US arms imports give rise to much friction
      552 5 Weinberger and Wright gear up for a clash WASHINGTON, Monday UNITED States imports of arms made in Europe, Israel and Egypt is a subject which is creating friction between House majority leader, Jim Wright of Texas, and the Secretary of Defence Caspar
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      Lock icon Torpedo secrets held back 4to stop leaks'
      190 5 Torpedo secrets held back 4 to stop leaks' TOKYO, Mon. The United States, fearing possible leaks of high military technology to the Soviet Union, will hold back key technology for advanced torpedoes to be produced under licence by a Japanese manufacturer, a leading Japanese newspaper reported today. The mass-circulation Asahi
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      Lock icon Stuiied doll pokes Sun at Reaganomics
      105 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. A novelty manafactnrer has pot the ReaganomIcs doll on the Washington market. One side of the US$5 (S$H) staffed cloth doll shows President Ronald Keagan wearing a friendly wrinkled grin and a tuxedo. This Image of an Inoffensive plutocrat is labelled side."
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      Lock icon 'Third World states default on loans'
      330 5 WASHINGTON, Mon THIRTEEN countries have fallen US$2B million (5558.3 million) behind in interest payments for United States arms, and the Pentagon reserve fund to cover the guaranteed loans is dwindling, the Washington Post reported today. The 13 countries include Morocco, Sudan and Turkey, three
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      Lock icon – SIX-DEATH SHOCK FOR -GRAND-DAD
      108 5 SIX-DEATH SHOCK FOR -GRAND-DAD- KENNER (Louisiana). Mob. Arthar un nings lost three children and three grandchildren last week, five of them In a Boeing TTi which crashed Into a residential suburb of New Orleans on Friday. Hie confirmed fatality toll in the crash of the Pan American airliner rose to
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      Lock icon Senators to give Shultz a two-day grilling
      106 5 Senators to give Shultz a two-day grilling WASHINGTON. Mon. Senators will be giving Secretary of State-Desig-nate George Shultz a twoday grilling on his business ties with the Arabs. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is to open its confirmation tomorrow for Mr Shultz. Even-handed It anticipates that Mr Shultz' role as
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    Lock icon Peaceful solution — to siege is in sight, says Reagan
    319 6 Peaceful solution to siege is in sight, says Reagan WASHINGTON, Mon. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan said today he believed there were reasons to believe that a peaceful solution could be reached in West Beirut although the situation remained touchy. The President spoke to reporters as he returned from a holiday in
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    PLO sets condition on Cairo's offer
    127 6 CAIRO, Mon. The Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) would establish a government-in-exile in Cairo only if there were guarantees that the United States would recognise it, a PLO representative here said. Mr Said Kamal, in an interview with the Mayo newspaper, said the Palestinians were
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    Lock icon US 'sent the Israelis tough letter'
    158 6 US 'sent the Israelis tough letter' NEW YORK, Mon. President Ronald Reagan has written to Prime Minister Menachem Begin, telling him that Washington may start direct talks with the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) if Israel obstructs American mediation efforts in Beirut, Time magazine said today. Its current issue quoted Middle
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    Lock icon Chopper power off Beirut
    88 6 Chopper power off Beirut A LARtiK display of various helicopters Ls s««en on the flight deck of the US carrier Guam m she steams off Beirut on Sonday morning. The carrier Is part of the IS Sixth Fleet which has been stationed off the Lebanese coast since Saturday. The IS
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    Lock icon Israel stumped as talks fail to get PLO out
    411 6 JERUSALEM, Mon. ISRAEL is in a quandary over how to get the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) out of Beirut as the political negotiations seem less promising with each passing day, officials said here yesterday. The military option seems to grow more
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      Lock icon Objection to an attack
      61 6 THE MAJORITY of Israelis oppose an all-out attack on Palestinian guerillas encircled in West Beirut, according to a public opinion poll published on Sunday in Tel Aviv. The poll found that 68 per cent of those questioned objected to an attack on the more than 6,000
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      Lock icon Yes to Red Cross visits
      51 6 ISRAEL'S Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said in Tel Aviv on Sunday that Israel will permit Red Cross visits to captured Palestinian guerillas from next week. The decision, however, would not alter Israel's refusal to grant the guerillas prisoner of war status, Foreign Ministry sources said.
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      Lock icon Pledge by Pakistan
      49 6 PAKISTAN has placed its armed forces and other resources at the disposal of the 43-nation Islamic Conference Organisation (ICO) to help the Palestinian and Lebanese people. Interior Minister Mahmoud Haroon said yesterday that Pakistan had told ICO that it could use Pakistan's resources when necessary. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Children die in blast
      44 6 A TRUCK carrying about 40 Lebanese children struck a land mine near Djezin, southern Lebanon, on Sunday leaving three youngsters dead and injuringseveral others. The Israeli army took the injured children to hospitals in Haifa, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. AFP.
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    In other words...
    85 6 6 WHAT Mr Philip Habib (the IS special envoy) is doing is not sitting around the table in a comfortable room, trying to deal with 14 or 15 representatives of different viewpoints. He has a terribly difficult task of finding the appropriate people, of dealing with a
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    Plucky grandpa tells of day he fought attackers
    261 7  - Plucky grandpa tells of day he fought attackers S. KUMAR By A GRANDFATHER, aged 73, spoke for the first time yesterday of how he landed In hospital with stab wounds after fighting off two yoaths who tried to rob him. The Incident took place last Tuesday at Clement! Avenue 4
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    12 lectures on mental ills
    75 7 A 12-lecture course, "Understanding Mental Illness: A Layman's Guide," will be held by the Department of Extramural Studies of the National University of Singapore from July 19. The course, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6.30 p.m. to 9 p.m., will be held in Nissen Hut
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    Three teenage gang suspects arrested
    151 7 A TEENAGE robbery gang is believed to have been crippled with the arrest of three suspects over the weekend. Sources said yesterday that the first suspect, aged 14, was picked up by Toa Payoh police in an ambush at Yaohan Orchard on Saturday evening. Two
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    Sentosa night tour
    45 7 Sentosa night tour A NIGHT tour to Sentosas Musical Fountain, a fish market, vegetable market and a midnight show, have been put together by the Katong community centre women subcommittee for Saturday, at 7.30 p.m. The fees are $9 for members and $10 for non-members.
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    Garment firms to gauge dependence on foreign staff
    550 7  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By A SURVEY is being carried out among garment manufacturers, who have less than six months before they lose many of their foreign workers, to determine how dependent they are on them. The results of the survey will decide if
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    Jeya pays final $600 of legal bill to PM
    256 7 Jeya pays final $600 of legal bill to PM MR J.B. JEYARETNAM has cleared the legal bill he has to pay to Mr Lee Kuan Yew for defaming the Prime Minister at an election rally in 1976. He paid $600 to Mr Lee last week the final payment for damages
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    Newly-elected officials
    72 7 THE new elected president of the board of the Inner Wheel Club of Singapore-West for the year 82 83 is Mrs Joan Lee. Other office bearers are Mrs Lynette Le Mercier, vicepresident; Ms Mary Wilson, non secretary; Mrs Marie Jeanne Haehlen, hon treasurer; Mrs Majorie Howden, bulletin editor.
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    Why cases of measles are on the rise
    292 7 THE reluctance of parents to have their children immunised against measles is one reason why there is a rise in the number of cases reported this year. And the worst hit are children attending kindergarten, prompting the Health Ministry yesterday to renew
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    Two-in-one bases for better service
    395 9  -  TAN BAN HUAT By IN an effort to improve services and meet future needs, the Environment Ministry is to spend up to $25 million on three new district offices cum depots. Environment Ministry to build $25m office-depots They will replace the present district offices in
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    Child-care centre
    53 9 ANOTHER child-care centre in Marine Parade, the YWCA Child Development Centre, will be officially opened on Saturday at 11 a.m. by Mr 1 Goh Chok Tong, the Minister i for Defence and Second Minis- ter for Health and MP for Marine Parade. The centre is at Block 66,
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    Keeping staff hooked to jobs
    325 9 IF YOU use money as the only bait to keep workers hooked to their jobs, you had better drop the idea because money alone is no longer enough. The consensus today is that the Singapore company of the Eighties has to be more creative in
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    Marriage tips
    31 9 A TALK on "Marriage selection of a lifelong partner," will be given by an NUS lecturer, Madam Tai Ching Ling on Thursday at 8 p.m. at Bedok community centre.
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    Property acquired as parties dispute over it...
    278 9 Property acquired as parties dispute over it... BREACH OF CONTRACT SUIT A PROPERTY was eompulsorily acquired while two parties were in a legal dispute ever It, the High Court heard yesterday. When Mr Justice Wahab Ghows was told that the property had been acquired in April, he allowed counsel for
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    Anniversary celebration
    65 9 SENIOR Parliamentary Secretary (Prime Minister's Office) Ch'ng Jit Koon will attend the 43rd anniversary celebration of Chung Cheng High School in the main school's auditorium on Friday at 10 a.m. The school's management committee chairman, Mr Goh Tjoei Kok, will also be present. A dinner will be held
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    Piece of cake
    23 9 THERE will be a cake-making class at Serangoon Gardens Community Centre every Tuesday this month from 7.00 to 9.00 p.m.
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    Man sues for 4-D cash prize
    553 10 We followed the rules says turf club A CLERK is suing the Singapore Turf Club for payment of $5,000 prize money on a lost 4-D ticket. Mr Yong Wi Kwin. 32, who works at the Registry of Companies, said that although he informed the
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    Comfort's benefits for 4,000 relief drivers
    247 10 NTUC Comfort will be bringing 4,000 relief taxi drivers under its wing by offering them the same benefits as full-time Comfort operators. The cooperative's general man- i ager, Mr Michael Liew, said yester- day that relief drivers would be offered associate membership at $10
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    Cheat fined $2,000
    59 10 YUEN Peng Wah, 60, cheated a woman o( $600 by telling her he had a diamond ring for sale when he didn't. He was fined $2,000 and jailed a day when he pleaded guilty yesterday. Madam Lee Siok Hiang, 46, had given Yuen the money for the
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    May Wong's lover back in Singapore
    130 10 May Wong's lover back in Singapore FORMER model May Wong's Singapore lover, Li Jaffar Mah, who was jailed in London for drug trafficking in 1977, is bark in Singapore a free man without completing his sentence. Li, 32, a Chinese Muslim convert, was deported by Britain last year after serving
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    Punched cabbyseeks legal aid
    201 10 A COMFORT taxi driver, punched in the face, stomach and right hand, is seeking the cooperative's help in taking legal action against the assailant. Comfort general manager Michael Liew said that Comfort would help him to engage a lawyer. He added that the cooperative was concerned
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      181 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp WE PIP SO \HE SHOULD M6LLO, yEAM,JI©SS I SAY, dAAVBE VOO CA»J I M6LXO KAA66IE "P VVAIJT TO jßeno*A£ PpCC*/ lw>/fS EVEPy GO f^<ST >AY HOUSE I'CA tAC*AE/ ►AEET hl&. I P*4V STILL. UITTUE ...I'liA UA.TE.' JiGGS... >A)i4u>TE PRts/irJG, J TMIKI©? >*
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    Mission—| to study Japanese house unions
    291 11 Mission— to study Japanese house unions FIVE officials from the I.a hour Ministry, National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) and the Singapore National Employers' Federation (SNEF), will next month undertake the first tripartite study of the enterprise union system in Japan. An enterprise union is the equivalent of house unions in
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    British firm chosen for its excellence
    361 11 IiCLI NO MAJOR computing power is being left untapped in Singapore's move to train sufficient computer professionals. Following Japanese and American help, the British, through International Computers Limited (ICL), are the latest to offer their services. As with the Japanese in the Japan-Singapore Institute
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    Ngee Ann to groom students for a computer career
    568 11 Courses for 'A' and *O' level students FIRST batch of 120 student s\ to be admitted in December. GRADUATES will be given an internationally recognised diploma. COURSES will be oriented towards the business and indus\trial environments. J NGEE Ann Polytechnic's new
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    Trader asked to go along on trip, court told
    278 11 Trader asked to go along on trip, court told A FORMER students' union leader accused of corruption said in his defence yesterday that it was businessman Lee Khee Fatt who asked to go along with him to Thailand. He also denied soliciting any bribe or favours from Gesha Enterprise when
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    Chung Cheng High's dinner
    26 11 A DINNER will be held by staff of Chung Cheng High School at their main auditorium to celebrate the school's 43rd anniversary. <
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      186 12 THERES ROOM FOR YOUR CAR AND 419 OTHERS AT THE NEW IANGS. Although a lot of people still And has room for a staggering remember the old C.K. Tang's 420 cars. i with affection, they recall our car- But just as importantly perhaps, parking facilities in rather a there is
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    No more quota on those who can defer NS
    551 13 More allowed to do industrial training THE quota on school leavers who can postpone their National Service has been lifted to encourage more widespread industrial training. Under the Late Enlistment Scheme introduced last November, young men who are under 18 and
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    45 teachers with 'duty of forming honest and moral society'
    243 13 FORTY-flve teachers were told yesterday that they had the task of forming a society- that is less immoral, dishonest, insincere- and materialistic. Archbishop Gregory Yong said they could help the government to build a strong moral and spiritual society, more
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    It's a blue Monday for courtesy
    337 13 It's a blue Monday for courtesy THE courtesy hotline hummed with gloomy news yesterday as reports of bad deeds shot to the top of the Scoreboard leaving the number of calls on courtesy way down below. At the end of the day, the score was 33 brickbats against 10 bouquets,
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    Courtesy hotline
    19 13 Courtesy hotline Knife wounds may heal, but harsh words breed endless resentment. 7 Chinese proverb 10a.m. 4.30 p.m. I
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    Comfort drivers get a script
    228 13 YOU get into a taxi and tell the driver your destination. He turns around with a gruff "Huh? What you say?" and you meekly repeat the place. Well, NTUC Comfort js out to change this. It is trying to encourage its taxi drivers to initiate
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  • Article
    Dr Tay praises the groups who show that they care
    163 13 Dr Tay praises the groups who show that they care "LIFE-SUPPORT organisations" such as the Counselling and Care Centre, the Samaritans of Singapore and the Students' Care Service were last night praised by the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon. "You help those who come to you to
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  • Article
    Builder donates $32,000 to new home
    145 13 Builder donates $32,000 to new home THE contractors for the Ling Kwang home for senior citizens have pledged $32,000 for a two-bed room there for the poor. Meiland Construction Pte Ltd has also reduced its building price for the home in Serangoon Gardens by nearly $300,000 to $3.5 million. This
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    Burmese visitors
    37 13 TWO officials from the Cottage Industries Department of Burma visited Jurong Abattoir and Jurong Town Corporation yesterday. They are the director-gener-al, Dr Tahn Htaik and assistant director, U Tin Aung who arrived here on Sunday.
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      Lock icon Thai army finds 15 more Red hideouts in jungle
      165 14 Thai army finds 15 more Red hideouts in jungle KROH, Monday FIFTEEN more terrorist camps have been discovered by Thai troops, who are now operating against communist terrorists (CTs) in south Thailand. This brings the total number of camps discovered to 48 since the operation started on July 1. The
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      Lock icon MAHATHIR URGES MUSLIMS TO LEARN DEFENCE
      130 14 MAHATHIR URGES MUSLIMS TO LEARN DEFENCE JITRA, Mon. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said that Muslims should study and master the modern art of defence and warfare so as not to suffer the fate of the Lebanese people. He said that because Muslims were weak, they
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      Lock icon More money
      46 14 ALOR STAR, Mon. The Kedah State Government needs about MJISO million to fully implement its low-cost housing projects under the Fourth Malaysia Plan, Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Syed Nahar Shahabuddin said yesterday. Only MSM million have been allocated under the plan, he said. NST.
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      Lock icon 2,000 settlers in protest
      48 14 IPOH, Mon. More than 2,000 settlers behind Falim town yesterday demonstrated against a private developer for evict inn them. The 2,040 settlers have been asked to leave the 16 hectares of land, alienated by the government to a private developer, by July 31. NST.
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      Lock icon Genting flights to end
      245 14 Helicopter service badly hit by 11-death crash in February KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE "Fly to the casino in the sky" helicopter service in Genting Highlands will end soon after nine years of operation. A spokesman said the crash on Feb 25 in which 11 people, including
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      Lock icon Shortage of lottery tickets in Johore
      220 14 S'poreans buying too, says agent JOHORE BARU, Monday JOHOREANS are finding it difficult to get Social Welfare lottery tickets because demand outstrips supply as Singaporeans too are among the buyers. One of the main agents here said Johore is given about 360,000 tickets for
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      Report ragging matter, orders general
      191 14 Report ragging matter, orders general KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Chief of Defence Forces has warned that all officers withholding information on the death of a pilot from ragging would be prosecuted. "I consider it a serious offence for these officers not to report the matter to the military authorities," said
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      Lock icon Equal pay for bank workers
      75 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Bank employees in Sabah and Sarawak will now enjoy the same salaries and conditions of employment as their counterparts in Peninsular Malaysia. This has been brought about by the Industrial Court awards handed down by Mr Justice Harun Hashim All this time,
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      Lock icon Ban on cigarette ads may be extended
      176 14 Ban on cigarette ads may be extended KUALA LUMPUR. Mon THE ban on cigarette advertising on radio and television may be extended to cover government publications. The Cabinet Committee on Drugs, which is chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, has recommended the extension. If the recommendation is accepted
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUNDUP
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        Ancient fort found
        83 14 KOTA Bl RIH, a royal fort built by Parameswara (the founder of Malacca) during his short stay in Muar more than 550 years ago, has been discovered by villagers near Kampung Sungai Terap, abut 12 km from Muar, the National Echo reported. The fort, according to the
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        Lock icon Diseased beef sold
        78 14 CATTLE BELIEVED to be affected by the deadly throat disease haemorrhagic setticaemia are being illegally slaughtered in several kampungs in the Besut district near Trengganu's border with Kelantan. The meat of the slaughtered animals was later sold to unsuspecting buyers at as cheap as $2 per kg
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        Lock icon Blast injures two boys
        60 14 TWO SCHOOLBOYS, both 14, were admitted to Ipoh Hospital recently with serious injuries one of them had three of his fingers blown off after playing with a bamboo cannon. Both received burns on their faces after the bamboo cannon they had pounded with carbide exploded in
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        Lock icon Man shoots youth
        61 14 KUANTAN POLICE have detained a 32-year-old man who allegedly shot dead a youth on top of a tree, mistaking him for a monkey. The man, who was out hunting pests in his orchard, claimed he thought he saw a monkey, fired his 12-bore gun and to his
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        Lock icon Saudis support bank
        84 14 THE FOUNDER of the Islamic Bank in Saudj Arabia, Prince Mohamed Faisal, has given a written undertaking to enter into joint-venture projects with the Islamic Bank Malaysia which is to be set up next year. Saudi Arabia would also recognise the bank and has given an assurance
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      Lock icon World Cup stay-in-beds
      124 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. It was four in the morning (Malaysian time) when Italian tram captain, Dine Zoff, held al*ft the ccveted World (up for the world to admire. Many a Malaysian sohoolchild had stayed up for the climactic 9tmlnute soccer battle beamed live from steamy-hot Madrid. Later
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      145 15 Rado Florence. A new concept A new approach to design A new dimension in timepieces. Florence. Where Galileo Galilei, A timepiece of revolutionary design T Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and and construction without the usual Dante set everlasting standards for all metal case. Feather-light, elegant and y^BlJfcx^J^ °f mankind. Where
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    I Opec crisis no cause for joy
    456 16 OPEC mediators trying to break the deadlock between Saudi Arabia and Iran in the cartel's latest dispute have their work cut out for them. From the beginning, the two countries have stood at opposite poles, the Iranians pressing for ever higher oil prices
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    Poverty— in the land of plenty
    709 16 THE poor are still with the nation with the most powerful economy in the world. This is despite the war on poverty started by former President Lyndon Johnson almost 20 years ago and the billions of dollars spent to curb hunger, illness and unemployment.
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    Immigrants left in grip of poverty
    754 16 POOR Asian immigrants in the US are being hit by cuts in welfare benefits prompted by the current squeeze on federal funds. The Reagan administration's decision to reduce the support given to new Indochinese refugees from the promised 36 months to 18 months has
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    20-year war leads to safety nets for poor
    776 16 THE American war on poverty was declared by President Lyndon Johnson almost two decades ago. It is a war that ha* won considerable ground since then. la IMI, mwe thai one •at of five Americans lived la poverty. The figare Is now
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      21 16 when it comes to quality, there's just no comparison! Sole Agents: H. L. Yong Co. Pte. Ltd. STORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG
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      How can a police car not be insured?
      129 17 How can a police car not be insured? MY BROTHER was recently knocked down by a police car. When he was called for a police interview, he was told that police cars are not insured and that if he wanted to claim for damages, he would have to get a
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      Not easy to report a cabby
      222 17 Not easy to report a cabby SOME taxi drivers obviously feel they can be rude and choosy because it is difficult to lodge complaints against them. After writing a complaint to the Registry of Vehicles, you are required to go down to Middle Road for questioning and statements even though
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      For fair circulation
      106 17 I WOULD like to offer a suggestion that may result in airline passengers being less upset when faced with the situation faced by your reader "Only an Asian" (ST, June 6) who was not given the Asian Wall Street Journal on an SIA flight. The airlines I
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      Dormant cinema
      52 17 THE government bought over the Kallang Cinema and closed it down more than six months ago. The cinema has remained closed for all these months with no sign of any activities at all. Can the public be informed of what is happening to this facility? T. S. KOH
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      Life-guard did not come to the rescue
      79 17 1 WAS at the Toa Payoh swimming pool on July 2 to witness a swimming meet. During one of the events for beginners, a small girl got into difficulty in water. One of the starters dived in fully clothed to rescue her. There
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      Party shoes that aren't made for wearing
      124 17 WE RECENTLY purchased a pair of child's party shoes at $50 from Lucky Plaza. As a token of appreciation the shop gave a "Welcome to Singapore" key ring. The shoes however proved to be of inferior quality with the gold coating peeling off
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      Direct route
      69 17 I REFER to the report "Change in bus route for Service 84 (ST, June 8). I hope the SBS will bear in mind that Service 84 is the only direct service which plies from Taniong Pagar Road to Geylang Road Sims Avenue. Two years ago SBS took Service
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      Irregularity
      55 17 WILL the SBS please do something about the irregularity of bus service number^ 1 and 17 and try to reduce the waiting time. On many occasions, I have had to wait 25 minutes for these services. I have also observed ■that bus service numbers 2 and 9 run far
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      Frequency
      21 17 COULD the SBS please increase the frequency of Service 151 particularly during the peak hours. TIRED OF WAITING Singapore MIS
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      Long queue
      75 17 WOULD the SBS please look into the Service 74 morning peak hour situation at Ang Mo Kio terminus? The queue is very long and some commuters do not bother to line up, preferring to cut queue instead. Can SBS have inspectors to direct the queue? Also. I feel
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      Untitled
      5 17 Academic excellence and classroom cleaning
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      PUBLIC'S SOUND OF SILENCE
      115 17 I HAVE always felt that the lack of a widereaching campaign, is the biggest reason for the "silence" shown by the general public over the issue of legislation and kidney donations. The recent programme Opinion broadcast by SBC was defi- nitely helpful in clarifying many points
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      What wages for school servants?
      80 17 I FIND it disgusting to read that school children would have to clean their classrooms because the Education Ministry finds it difficult to recruit school servants (ST, July 4). Students are already burdened with several activities in their curriculum and they should not be made
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      penalises drivers
      140 17 I PASSED my driving test on June 27 and obtained my driving licence on June 29. The expiry date of the licence is May 31, 1983. Thus, it is effectively valid for only 11 months though the $20 paid for it is suppose to cover a 12-month period.
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      A morbid fear of failure and mediocrity
      220 17 A morbid fear of failure and mediocrity I REFER to the article "J.C. principals call for change Our creme de la creme turning sour?" (Sunday Times, July 4) Most of us know that education in Singapore or what is more popularly and cynically termed "getting a certificate, diploma or degree"
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      Exorbitant prices
      35 17 A CINEMA food-stall charges $1 per pack for soft drinks which are available at any emporium at the cost of 51.40 for five packs. The authorities should look into this. PAUL Singapore 1954
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      St Patrick's Roadt Parking in certain sections only
      139 17 St Patrick's Roadt Parking in certain sections only WE WOULD like to thank "Resident" for his letter on vehicles parked in the vicinity of St Patrick's Road "Vehicles move to a residential area," (ST, June 5). Your writer may wish to know that there are parking restrictions imposed along the
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      200 17 Early showtime WE REFER to the letter by Mrs Lee Soo Kim (ST, June 24). We are pleased to note that the writer is appreciative of the programme. We would like to inform the writer that the second of the three-part documentary on Hongkong was telecast at 7.50 p.m. on
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      Battle of the bulge Chinese resist one-child campaign
      877 18  - Battle of the bulge Chinese resist one-child campaign Stewart Fraser By THE generation born in the late 1960s and early 1970s is going to be asked to make, by Chinese social standards, a painful sacrifice and limit their families preferably to one child and certainly to no more than two.
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      Final head count may not tell true picture
      813 18  - Final head count may not tell true picture DAVID BONAVIA By than girls, who leave home to get married. The 1980 marriage law stipulates marriageable age as 22 (or men and 20 for women, which in practice has lowered the average age at which people are marrying and having children.
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        Lock icon food concern
        101 19 JAKARTA, Mon. Chinese and Taiwanese can[_jie6 food and beverage have flooded Indonesia's densely populated province of east Java, serious concern among local producers, ■KNI news agency reported. Officials of the east Java's Food and Drink Association said that the marketing of local products had been adversely affected by
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        Lock icon Taxation accord
        73 19 CANBERRA, Mon. Australia and South Korea signed a double taxation agreement today. Treasurer John Howard said that the agreement would avoid double taxation for all forms of income flowing between the two countries. Among other things, the agreement will reduce the rate of withholding tax on dividends paid
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        75 19 CANBERRA, Mon. Australian balance of payments for 1981/82 showed an overall surplus of A 51.36 billion (5J2.97 billion). Treasurer John Howard said that this was much the same as the previous year's result. The current account deficit increased in spite of the depreciation of the Australian dollar. The
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        83 19 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia has the fourth biggest peat reserves in the world, after Canada, the Soviet Union and the United States, according to the Ministry of Mines and Energy. The ministry secretary general, Mr Sutaryo Sigit, claims that peat deposits cover 26 million hectares in Sumatra, Kalimantan and
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        61 19 BEIJING, Mon. A large gold and silver deposit has been discovered in the Lishui prefecture in the south of the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang, the Zhejiang daily provincial newspaper said. It said that the lode had a high ore content and was found in pre-Devonian
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        67 19 BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's trade deficit in first half 1982 was reduced to 6.1 billion bant (***** million) from 33 billion bant in the same period last year, Mr Prayoon Thalerngsri, director-general of the business economics department said. Exports were 89.9 billion baht or 17 per cent higher
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        97 19 BEIJING, Mon. China's foreign exchange reserves rose by 9 per cent at the end of first quarter 1982 to US$5.2 billion (5511.2 billion) from US$4.B billion at the end of 1981, the People's Bank of China said. The bank said in the latest edition of its monthly China
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        94 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japan registered whopping trade surpluses with both the United States and the European Economic Community in the first six months of 1982, government statistics showed. The Finance Ministry said Japan's exports to the US reached U5518.57 billion (5539.93 billion) in the six-month period, up 4.5 per
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        27 19 BEIJING, Mon. The new head of China's revamped State Economic Commission has called for further factory closures to streamline the country's outmoded industrial structure.— Reuter
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      288 19 Veneer director's decision causes upset THE decision by Mr Yong Foh Choi, an independent director of Veneer Products, to exercise his voting rights at the extraordinary general meeting on July 19 against the advice of the Stock Exchange of Singapore has upset minority shareholders. They are worried that Mr Yong,
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      501 19 MALAYSIA'S shipping lonnage may yet reach the target of 2.5 million dwt by 1985 if The efforts of Perbadanan Nasional Shipping Line bear fruit. Earlier, Malaysian International Shipping Corporation had said it would not be able to meet the target under existing trade
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      Mini-market chain to start late '82
      626 19 THE move by the Provisions Suppliers Corporation Ltd (PSC) to organise as many provision shops as possible into a minimarket chain will begin in the last quarter of this year. The conversion will initially be carried out in about 20 to 40 shops. Thereafter,
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      334 19 SINGAPORE will be the venue of a conference and exhibition on instrumentation control, measurement and testing in November. The exhibition, known as Instrument Asia 82, will be held at the World Trade Centre from Nov 9 to 13, while the technical conference will run from
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      Varta to begin lithium button cell production
      246 19 VARTA Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Varta Batterie AG of West Germany, will begin producing lithium button cells next month. The company, which has a factory at Chai Chee, has established another plant in Bedok to undertake the new venture. It
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      137 19 FAR East Consortium, the diversified Hongkong group controlled by the Chiu family, plans to concentrate its interests in property investment and development. Certain financial, property and flour-milling interests held by FEC will be injected into a subsidiary, Cheone Sun Developments, which will in turn sell
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      244 19 LONDON, Mon. DM (Holdings) Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dunlop Holdings Ltd, said it sold its 51 per cent holding in Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd to Pegi Malaysia Bhd for MS29B million. Pegi, which has a joint interest in the Dunlop
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        446 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly higher on some selective having support In moderate trading yesterday. National Iron rose 35 cents to $S.II, Pan Electric IS cents to $>.», Straits Trading 15 cents to $5.41, Development Bank II cento to $"7.C5 and Oversea Chinese Bank II
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        70 19 BousWad Rhd 3 Dun lop Ind +3S dolnnexs MTC C*C Em* Gathrle Bhd NBT 4 -20 CCM PAN Hmw Par Nal Iron 5 t35 (old Storaxr l.fnUn^ larkrapr Rhd PMC 4 6 2 Fu El«c 16 Kothmans +2 STnilu +13 I M Works +1 Perlto Plant
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        30 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 58 13 7 6 4 2 3 Down 13 1 2 1 1 unih 12 3 1 1 1 1 2
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          49 19 )unlop Ind iporr Laad (at Iron long I mi Ind >■■« View >an-EI llraiU Trading I I' I leaeral Corp E Levingaton ICBC > B S 408 700 610 SB5 400 330 MO 328 316 3SB 820 785 36 35 35 2S 18 18 15 12 12 11 10
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          31 19 Harbour iulhrie I Leong Credit I Cables ed Cables J A C 'ractors Lumber 130 350 460 210 130 384 334 80 -1W -20 -10 -10 -10 -8 -c -8
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          21 19 3CBC Zity Dcv Harimau sime Darby rotal turnover: 4.40 m rotal value: $11 68 m IM.JKKI 160.000 139,000 124.000
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          35 19 JT Indicator: T Industrials: IT Finance: rr Hotels: IT Properties: >T Minings: rr Plantations: )CBC: iESInd: *****0 *****1 683.89 ***** 1668.61 *****5 1081.43 1083.71 598.28 604.49 294.55 289.96 856.34 856.83 627.51 636.54 515.63 520.16
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      2355 20 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'i Net 1882 1... i Dlv P K Vol Day* Hick Low omp.ny Sale ♦or- C0O0) High Low 3SO 247 Acmm 2BBxd +2 21.7 27.8 8 280 288 Alcom 116 3.7 96J 233 172 Allied Choc 172 7.0 15.4 308 24« BA T 2flO unch
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      396 20 AFTER a prolonged period of depressed trading, share prices snapped back on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in an active session. Gains were posted across a fairly broad front, with industrials performing particularly well. Some recorded double-digit rises. On balance, 83 counters were traded higher, 16
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      32 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins rubbers robbers Deb/Loans UP 57 5 1 6 1 4 7 Down 11 2 1 1 1 onch 9 1 1 1 1
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      1393 20 BID and offer prices officially lined and tuiilnw la and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of sham traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IMH -.TKIU.s ArsM (3.148 3.385) (3) 3.14 xd <B»iant« (3.185) (2) 3 10
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      75 20 H I. Ind 6 4fr N Iron 6 60 Pan Elec 3 60 Tasek 4.90 S Trading 5.85 Searorp 6 70 Supreme Corp 2.79 Larut 3.24 Gen Corp 3 48 MU Ind 358 KLlnd 360 Promet 3.18 Sel r )redKr 3 go Sel Prop 4.64 M liankinK 6 75
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        318 20 STOCKS closed firmer yesterday, on fresh buying support in active trading mainly due to higher overseas advice and speculation on lower interest rates, brokers said. The Hang Seng index rose 42.12 points to 1293.96, with gains showing across the board especially in blue chips. The day's combined turnover volume
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        132 20 SHARE prices closed mixed in dull trading and turnover remained low yesterday, dealers said. The Book Club Index dropped 0.01 of a point to 92.76 on a turnover valued at 4.6 million bant I Aokham Thai Ail* Fibre Anithaja In» And Tru«t Banfkok Buik Bank Of Ayudh«y« Ltd Bau
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        369 20 PRICES rose strongly yesterday, on news of soften ng US interest rates, the second successive rise in Wall Street indices and higher gold and copper prices. At the close, the All-Ordi-naries index was up 10 points at 455 9. Total turnover was 8.11 million shares, valued at 16.25 million.
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        98 20 Poos AcoK Mining 0.0017 ***** Anglo PtlU MOB unch Apti Mlnlnj B 0.01 unch AUu Con 3 IS 40 ♦0.1 BafUlo OoM 000U unch Bute P*trot*um ***** unch Btnsutl Con B 30.50 *ii CDCP IJO -01 Ptral Phil Hldfi 7 -03 Lspanto B 0 078 ♦0 008 Martnduqus B
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        388 21 SHARE prices continued to rally yesterday, after the sharp upturn on Saturday, prompted by lower US interest rates and the yen's sharp recovery, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 42.12 to close at 7146.69 points, after adding 112.92 on Saturday, but trading remained light on a volume of
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        615 21 LONDON, Mon. Gold shares were firm after the sharp gain in the bullion price over the weekend and other equities tended higher, dealers said. At 3pm. the Financial Times index was up 3.7 points at 556.4. Oils were depressed Dy Opec's failure to agree on new output quotas. BP
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      195 20 ABBDTHNOT SECURITIES ASIA (Miaagui' friees tar J.l> 13) Spore Growth Fund 0.82' i 087 OUB-MONTAGi: (Maasam' prlees tor Jal> ID Union Spore Fund 1.21 1.28 DIAMOND MOT STORE (Maaagen' prtees tor Jal> 11) Diamond Spore Fd(US») 0 53 0.57 S* 1.13 1.22 (June- INCOME BOND UNIT (Carraat prtees)
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      569 20 AIDED by firm overseas markets, the Singapore stock exchange yesterday recorded Its best performance In two months In generally quiet trading. Doable-digit gains were registered by a broad range of Issues with Industrial blue chips such an Dunlop Industries, National Iron, Straits Trading and Pan-El
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      1726 20 B T index: *****1 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shewn in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. AU Tiroes Settlement Contracts are quoted after the
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      31 21 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1293.86 Friday 1251 86 Week Ago 1288.71 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 813.1 Friday 600.8 Week Ago 624.5 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 455.8 Friday 4*5 8 Week Ago 460.7
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        411 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 182.00 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on last Friday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked down slightly on some August offerings and lack of buying support after a slightly higher
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        32 21 Rubber July 12 Singapore: Aug: 182.00 cents (down 6.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 202.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 286 tonnes (up 100 tonnea)
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        140 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $23,608 and closed at $23,670 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at US$339 70,340.70 and closed at i $341.30 341.80 by lunch time. The market re-opened higher at $342.25 343.00, fluctuated, then closed at $341.10 341.60. Gold was
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        94 21 NOON SSR ■nd SMR pne» ytaurday RAfl ■8 MBBLB SMRCV SMRL SMR 5 SMRGP SMR in -MX.i. SMR SO Alful << grr..t Mtkl Hu> m Sellrrm ilumpallMi ***** 161.U0N IllmpdkC) 15? SO 168.90N (ll«ip>lWt) 203 00 206 00N I ton pallM) 204.00 20S0ON (MooimHm) 183 SO IUSON
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        29 21 THE STRAITS tin price continued to stay I unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 100 tonnes to 286 tonnes.
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        140 21 CHINESE Praaaee Exchaage, Si>K»p«fe, m—m cteslag prices per IN kg yesterday. Caesaat all: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Oars: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asu NLW $325 00 sellers, Sarawak white
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        184 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed higher yesterday, on light buying with trading confined to nearby positions, dealers said. In July, south and central rose J7 50 and $10 respectively to M173T.50 per tonne, and In August central gained $7 50 to 1737 50 The
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        178 21 THE US/Sing dollar opened at $2.1460/80 and was traded to the day's low of $2.1415/25 before moving up to close at $2.1440/50 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was quiet with little fluctuations. The US dollar against major currencies opened firm but was traded easier in
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        343 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 12: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on July 8: month 1530 1520 months 15 50 15.40 months 15 80 15 50 months 15.10 1590 months 15 80 15.70 months 15.90 15.80 lource: Merrill Lynch
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        44 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount homes on July 12: Overnight: C»U deposits: 4% Basal B.jrix B*lHa< 3- month Treasury bills 3* 3S 3-month Bank bills 8% 8* 3 months CD 8 9/16 8 7/16 8 months CD 9 Bmm*: HUUi««I DhHMI C*.
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        31 21 Closing Interbank rates for Ingaporc dollars on July 12: Offer Hid vernight 24 2 1 month t Ttt 2 months B'i B*t 3 months Bvt 8H Ovfrnlcht mod* 4
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        26 21 f rates] THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared ta lead ta their V beat easterners Is U.M per cent.
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      575 21 a^la^Hatafe&. a^L^l Mt f S^aS M Building industry of Singapore "Two years ago, I set up my own business after twenty years of working for other people in the airconditioning industry. Despite my experience in the business. starting out on your own is not easy. But I've received numerous leads
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      Sime sells stake in Assam to Wrengate
      178 22 Sime sells stake in Assam to Wrengate SIME Darby Bhd has sold its entire stake in Assam Frontier Tea Holdings to Wrengate Ltd for a total sum of £1.4 million (555.19 million). Wrengate acquired Sime's 232,421 ordinary shares (or a 24.73 per cent equity stake) in Assam at £3.12 each
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      440 22 ANOTHER company has entered the dispute over territorial rights in selling the microcomputer BMC IFBOO manufactured by OKI Electric Industry of Japan. General Electric Company of Singapore Pte Ltd (GEC) said that it had the sole agency for BMC IFBOO for some of the countries
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      UMB to wait for FIC decision on takeover
      407 22 UMB Nominees, which is buying a 33" i -per cent interest in Raleigh Cycles (Malaysia), will make a general offer for the remaining shares in the company only if required by the Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee. The point was clarified by Mr
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      200 22 Slump in profits at Jeram Kuantan PRETAX profits at Jeram Kuan tan (Malaya) for the year ended Dec 31, 1981 plunged 62 per cent to M 5318,859 (M 5845,842 previously) on a 31-per-cent drop in gross income to Msl.3 million (M 51.89 million). The earnings fall, however, was somewhat cushioned
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      Asia Cement in ready-mix concrete venture
      298 22 Asia Cement in ready-mix concrete venture SUMITOMO Cement, one of Japan's largest cement manufacturers, has joined up with Asia Cement to supply ready-mixed concrete. Asia Cement, one of the five local producers of cement, is majority controlled by Taiwanese interest. Its plant at Jurong produced 500,000 tonnes of cement last
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      111 22 TOKYO. Sun. The Japanese Finance Ministry plans shortly to sell from its national bond sinking fund. 400 billion yen (SJ3.3Z billion) of 10-year national bonds to the Bank of Japan This is aimed to replenish funds to cover national tax revenue shortfalls in fiscal 1981, which
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      321 22 OTTAWA, Sun. Canada, with dwindling foreign currency reserves and a huge budget deficit, may borrow from abroad again soon, to refund drawings on short-term credit facilities. But growing market speculation that the country may draw from its International Monetary Fund quotas is unfounded, Finance
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      511 22 Beachfront Resort Condominium A Resort Investment from U5595,000 with Capital Gain up to 40% and Guaranteed High Rental Income Tiare Beachfront Condominium is within a fully approved freehold international resort which will include a hotel, casino, 18-hole championship golf course, country club, tennis ranch, shopping plaza and marina complex. FREEHOLD
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      669 23 I a»4-44*» kaoSr^F* I THE SINGAPORE RED CROSS [■9 Home for the physically I handicapped children In m\J Changl requires a Staff S*k Nurse Food and accor.imo- L^L^eL a datlon will be provided. If .aP^^**^^***^ 3rS you can come forward and mWm I IW3 offer your services see No. _^amW"
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      526 23 PREMISES AVAILABLE FOR functions, parlies (no charge) up lo 400 persons. TEL: *****17 11am to 4pm. Food: lnooo##*a>n S7i Cnin#*#: Barbecue: $9: Seafood: $9 50 Die counts tor 30 persons above. WE CATER BUFFET for all functions; Reception, parties, birthCaterers. *****70 Classified Ads. The Matchmaker CAN YOU LOVE this 1-month
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      405 23 CLASSIFICATION CROUP A Enterteinment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles 4 Boats F Accommodation A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries b) EDP Amtrictn L«Ming Company mvit»t •ppltcattons lo Ml v«c*vtc»M for COMPUTER
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      306 24 lljjlA I) Emptoyment IIA Q EnatoyiHiwt lA Q Dnptoymtwt ijjli i Q Emptoyment 114 Q Emptoyment II Tl l I I I T l l lITII mm _J lITH wm I IWTII mm 1 .^BssssssssssssssssssssssssssTaasw .tn. -<-v JTN. -CN. I .^BsTsTsssTssTsTaHalßßß^B^BisTaV .^atawaw^amwammm^^^. chriitian ORGANISATION RE 68 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial
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      571 24 A vacancy exists tor a: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to a Senior Company Director Applicants sre requested to apply with a non-returnable passport size photograph to TEBAN GARDEN P.O. BOX 647 SINGAPORE 9160 This Is a Senior position and an attractive salary together with fringe benefits will be offered to the right
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      462 24 Vacancies exist in a for aign bank for MALE CLERKS &FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATORS for immediate employment Applicants to submit applications In own handwriting with personal particulars, education and experience together with a non-return-able photo and telephone number if any to: PERSONNEL MANAGER MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX 1759 SINGAPORE 9035. d^d^d^d^yd^d^.
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      492 24 Well Established Manufacturer I invites applicants for the I post of SECRETARY To be aMe to handle General I Secretarial duties Well versed in Import 4 Export procedures Experience not necessary. Interested applicants, please submit resume with contact telephone and photograph to: THE ADVERTISER P.O. BOX 572 HENDERSON SINGAPORE 9115
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      559 24 A company dealing In recreational facilities and products. In Beach Road area, requires a SECRETARY to tha General Manager c Secretarial qualifications c Minimum 2 years working experience Please write and enclose personal passport-slie photograph to: The Advertiser Crawford P 0 Box 567 Singapore 9119 A large Investment Company invites
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      563 24 SINGAPORE COLOUR CENTRE PTE LTD A FINANCE ASSISTANT c Knowledge In accounting. c LCC Intermediate preferred but not essential. c Ability to type. c Available for immediate employment Pleaee apply in writing to: THE PERSONNEL MANAGER 813. BLK A TONO LEE BUILDING (TH FLOOR, 35 KALLANG PUOOING ROAD SINGAPORE 1334
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      555 24 RECEPTIONISTS c Must be able to work on normal or night shift, c Good working conditions a Good salary and meal allow ance provided Interested please come personally to Sheraton Health Centre Ist fir. Century Park Sheraton Hotel, Nessim Hill Spore 102S Te) *****70 Shipping Company urgently ACCOUNTS CLERK/ BOOK-KEEPER
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      983 24 CHRISTIAN ORGANISATION REQUIRES experienced and committed Office Staff 1 Secretary for dictaphone, copy typing, telex and filing Jobs: 1 Receptionist for small switchboard and typyng. and 1 Accounts Assistant, preferably with some Computer experience Interested, please send resume of qualifications and experience along with salary expected and photograph to Mr
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      695 24 WANTED A BILINGUAL Receptionist/ Typist for Specialist clinic Please ring *****30 CLERK TYPIST WANTED. CH'F O level Working In Shenton Way Experience not teamtlaJ Preferably Chinese Interested please call *****68 CLINIC RECEPTIONIST WANTED Good command of English essential Experience nol necessary Apply personally: OS-21 Tanglin Shopping Centre FEMALE TYPIST/CLERKS required
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      585 24 C.A.T.S. 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. C.K. TANG LTD Tha Superstore of the 80s offers exciting job opportuni tiea for thoae who wish to make a career in sales SALES ASSISTANTS (Above $400 p.m.) a 16 and above Completed Secondary education c Interested In meeting people c Qood spoken
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      4138 25 ill Q Employment ijjli. Q Imftopmmi IDA Q D "P iB I—"*1 f D l l P' oYment0 Y ment flf D fr""* o I 86 Situations Vacant i Sales I An established company in I meeting Its expansion programme Invites suitable applicants to fill the position of SALES EXECUTIVE
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      572 25 A manufacturing company requires MALE TRAINEE TECHNICIANS c Completed NS or exempted c Some technical background c Shift rotation c Alrcon environment c Confirmation increment c Merit Increment Apply personally at Blk 1. Unit 102*. 10th fir PSA Multi-storey Complei r a sir Penieng Roed Singapore 0511 Closing dale: 16lh
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      336 25 C.A.T.S. 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. i QUANTITY SURVEYOR (MALE) Kequirrd by Bulldlnft and Civil Construction Kirm c Preferable with 3 years experience Interested please call: 7MSIM/ 7605C17 Cell personslly at: •MA Upper Bukit Timah 10 m.s. Singapore 2357. Urgently required SITE SUPERVISOR with driving licence Interested please call
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      2506 26 Hll p y^rmm j [j||| Q t*+y-« I |ff Q tm,^mm TfffUl P I IB|["b-^»— H l l in i 20TH CENTURY STANDARD BRANDS PTE LTD Mafor International Food Manufacturing Company REQUIRES: MALE STORE CLERK/ STORE ASSISTANT c OCE 'O' level. c To assist In all aspects of stock control
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      334 26 Singapore Automotive Engineering (Pte) Ltd. Invite* application* for Singapore Citizens for the following positions: GCE 'O' level. Pleasant personality. Some working experience with ability to type at 35 wpm. Must be able to perform general repairs, routine servicing overhaul components on diesel and/or petrol vehicles. Those without experience but possess
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      440 26 CATS 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL requires CASHIERS (Female) Age: 16-25 years Pleasant personality Secondary education Cashiering experience Salary: $396X18 p.m TELEPHONE OPERATORS Age: 18 24 years OCE 'O' levels 81-llngual In English and Mandarin 3 shifts Salary: $408/5428 p m Pleasant voice SECURITY GUARDS (Male)
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      4074 27 114 Employment If Q Employment ill j ft Employment ill, [J Employment till Q Employment II y if Iy aw I Ij if LPjIJ J i I 4 MTSUMSM ans. EixcTWC MELCO SALES SIRJGAPORE PTE LTO MELCO SALES requires the services for the following post BssaHTTTrrflLfc tvl^uJjLlaP For our showroom
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      617 27 Vacancssater SECURITY GUARDS at Bukit Timeh and Katong area c Below 80 years old c Must be physically fit. c Perform shift duties c Ability to write and read simple English c With some security experience. c Salary negotiable Pleaae call person se> betwssn t.OO s-m. pun. S 2 00
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      503 27 Uroenlty ftequtred OFFICE CUM DESPATCH BOY ay a Shipping Company ■lequtreme ts c Minimum 1 year's experience c Able to ride a bike c Can speak English c Above 18 years of age Interestsd sppMcente pieaee call Florence. TEL: 2SSIOSI let 4MI inlf>rvM»w Wanted Immediately OFFICE MESSENGER c To assist
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      842 28 .jlll p **n~« 1 1 H| E lllJsffE ll |^||E^»*—» llNllE m > 1 J I I i a I .11..1 a. Mi I I 1 .J I I I 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES Despoicta Boy Cum linvrr tor immediate employment Motorcycle will be provided Knowledge
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      896 28 PIANO ACCOMPANIST, minimum qualification Orade 7 for low grade accompaniment Apply with telephone contact to: ST. Box A *****. 1. New Industrial Road. Spore 1953. REFRIGERATION AND AZ*COMMTIONINO company requires Experienced Mechanics. Preferably with driving licence and Drivers Please apply 282. Tanjong Kalong Road SALON OPENMO SOON In Orchard Plaza
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      2007 28 MfTSUBISHI L3OO ■a^^^BT I aWLLj-kLm^a^M asssHLxaxaV Bxaa^^^K-J^P^Mal BstJ $10,025 nett selling price •For 4-Door model Keep your business moving ahead *isss»j- with the Mitsubishi L3OO panei van The m mf U\ carrier that takes you a long way gL^^-a^ml a^axasU e C'« n "V a p d dependably lijl Wl\
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      1520 28 _LbA WES ß^afa^B! wt ■Mat _Vl_j3ffl ffg^Votors mean J^ijiOaaißM^Bßaa^Bl^MsaaW MOBE PW DRIVE BKAKE JOBS MACHINE FW IN M)IHHTiKr ROTOBS ON THE CAR with ma)or aommkr and lomp iuio WITH THE KWIK-LATHE manufacturer! currwUy pnxtorliif or The Kwtk-Lalhr > oar at a klnu ,nnaa punning io mtrodurr from wheel dnw too)
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      930 28 LATE I*Bo LANCER 1400. 5-speed Alrcond. radio cassette Tip top condition. $20,800 0.n.0 loan 80% arrangeable *****79 LATE 1979 SIGMA OS (square light) 1 owner. Alrcon. cassette. PARF eligible $19,900 *****23/ *****70 Mat) I*7* MITSUBISHI Colt Sigma IftOOOS. one private owner, aircond. radio/cassette. Tel: *****55 Ah Lee SEPTEMBER I*7* COLT
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      746 28 I) Others aV^T*^lpJ«^B*^^^l^^a^^aM Wl-BMW 520 IA Alr-cond (new model) I*B* Honda Accord 4-Dr Auto Alr-Cond Sports Rlm Mercedes Benz 200 AlrCond Ford Cortina 2000 Auto Alr-Cond. (Qßeg Honda Accord 4-Dr AlrCond Colt Sigma 1600 OS AlrCond Sports Rlm Porsche 924 Auto AlrCond Lancer 1400 Auto AlrCond Toyota Corona 1600 AlrCond
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      870 28 C.A.T.S. 1 184-4412 1 Classified Advertising Works. NEW PONY. 1100/ 1400 Station wagon. With low downpayment and exlra free offer Accept old cars for trade-In. Please contact Michael Pang. *****55 RENAULT AUGUST '74 Passed Vlcom test, tax expires on '83 January radio, cassette and alrcond. tip top condition, offering $9.8000
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      464 29 CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED (A member of Hong Leong Group) A one-stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. Brookvale Park Show Apartments Open daily (10am 6pm) Tenure of Land Leasehold 999 years Lot No.. 1 1 1 1 12. MX V Jurong Plann.ng Approval
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      680 29 C.A.T.S. 284-4422 Classified Advertising Works. DIST. I*. SINGLE-STOREY 3 airconditioned bedrooms, terrace house, fully furnished Including ("TV. modern gas cooker. Quiet area. Rent $1,500 Carehome DIST. 10, AMERICAN/JAPANESE School vicinity, double-storey seml-delachcd, partially furnished, quiet surroundings Kental $3,000 negotiable Jon Enterprise *****75/*****56 DIST. 11, COLONIAL STYLE Single-storey 3 bedrooms, semidetached,
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      936 30 4 i r Accommodation ft a c Accommodation jSm^W C Accuwnmodatlon j^ \w* Accomiiiodation j^ Accommodation AflsV Hl* f» I m ■stiiii .SS m o^B r B Ha n B PrntMrtfei* rrUUOI IMS I I rtlm^mlmm _J 88 1 1 1 njß^mTm* J —1 1 rTiji^BWiPß^ j |bs»W|| rsnyi a—
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      322 30 DIST. 21 CLEMENTI CONDOMINIUM Brand new apartment near American School. 2/ 3 bedrooms Full recreational amenities Rental: $2,500 to $3,000. s WST 10GRENVILLE Off Holland Road New and low rise maisonette. 3 bedrooms Spacious living/ dining. Available partly/ fully furnished to tenant's choice Rontak $4,200. SOMMERVILLE PARK Newly completed apartment
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      232 30 Available at Rldgewood a luxurious townhouse with 3 large bedrooms plus a study carpeted and fully air-con There Is a range of recreational facilities Including swimming pool, squash, tennis, basketball courts Rental SSJOO/Also available, apartments for rent:1. Uan Towora OM 10 $B,ooo'partlally furnished 2 Ridgowood $3,500/- furnished 3. Dist 10
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      227 30 DIST. 9 Tastefully furnished apartment in peaceful surroundings, convenient location 3 bedrooms, spacious living cum dining area with balcony. Rental: S3JOO o DMT. 10 3 bedrooms, fully furnished with full condominium facilities Available Immediately Rental $4,000. For moro dotaste, cast: MARSIION PTE LTD TEL: *****11 DIST. 0 (WITHIN ORCHARD ROAD)
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      296 30 BEHIND ORCHARD ROAD, DYNASTY HOTEL JALAN JtNT AN 3-BEDROOMED APARTMENT All alrcond Illoned and beautifully renovated with new refrigerator, washing machine and colour TV. Available immediately. Area approx. 1,700 sq. ft ASK ING FOR SUM) p.m ono CONTACT: *****01 between 10.00 am and 6.00 pm. CAMMMLL COURT Unfurnished 3-bedroomed apartment
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      753 30 DIST. 10. BALMORAL POINT Conveniently located. 3 minutes to Orchard Road on high floor with panoramic view. 3 large bedrooms, with bathroom, attached, split-level llvtng/dlnlng area, central alrcondltloned swimming pool. 24 hours security. Very well renovated and maintained at high cost RMMaIBMOOpjn. TEL: *****51 (S Ihwa) DUI. IS in Mirnlnn.
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      877 30 S-SEDROOMEO SPACIOUS APARTMENT close to Orchard Road In quiet area. Unfurnished, newly painted, able to furnish with some antiques if required. Very reasonable rent. Ring *****65 or *****20. KATONG. ROSE GARDEN, 3 bedrooms, unfurnished. Rental: $1200 or Sale: $245,000 Contact: MYC *****60/ *****32 A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT Off Kllllney Road, dlst.
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      873 30 DIST. 9 THONG SIA Building near Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, central alrcon. 3.000 sq.ft. Unfurnished/ furnished $3,500 $4,500 *****01/2 Agent DMT. 9, CAIRNHILL ROAD, fully furnished, 3 lovely bedrooms apartment, alrcon heater Area 2500 sq ft. Only $2900 Admiral *****84/*****57 Evening. *****3. FABER GARDEN CONDOMINIUM sth floor, pool
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      817 30 DRAYCOTT TOWER 1-BEDROOM-ED luxurious apartment $6,000 Tel. Prime Homes *****91 c) Rooms SEMI-FURNISHED ROOMS (one large, one small) in dlst 0922. Calrhlll Circle, Immediately available for rent, suitable for single professionals/ students (Preferably English speaking) Phone *****79 before noon. Strictly no agents UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH Bathrooms attached. 320/400 sq.ft. available
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      540 30 C.A.T.S. 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. INDONESIAN CHINESE COUPLE urgently require flat/ house Any locality considered Budget below $1,800 *****835 JAPANESE LOOKING FOR furnished 3-bedroomed apartment in Pandan Valley Owners, please call *****72 for details. URGENTLY REQUIRED HDB 4/5-roomed flat. Furnished/ unfurnished with HOB approval Call: *****15 after 10 am
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      989 31 OWNERS HAVE EXCESS small office units ranging from 400 to 1000 sqft. available to let All units fully alrcondltloned and conveniently situated along Buklt Tlmah Road. 9 km from city Immediate occupation Phone. *****5. William Low/ Andy Yeo DIST 1 PHILLIPS STREET Fully furnished carpeted and alrcondltloned office on 7th
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      702 31 CATS. 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. c) Wanted Wanted to purchase SOO 1000 SOFT. OFFICE SPACE IN HIGH STREET CENTRE/ INTERNATIONAL PLAZA direct from owners Write to: S.T. BOX ASI3SO 1 NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD SINGAPORE 1953 EXPAT COMPANY REQUIRf S M 0 sq.ft. carpeted, alrron office space plus 500 sq
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      496 32 Proptrtltt J 94 Shop Spaces b) Rentml Shop total 333 sq ft at 201-7. Ist Floor People's Park Complex with or without fixtures mtarniad plian contact Mm iim Tal: 2*MSM. 2****** KIM SENG SHOPPING Centre groundfloor 396 sq ft Fully carpeted, office pa/tltloned Available Immediately at $5.50 ps.f (Inclusive maintenance)
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      350 32 PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL. Selegle Road. Corner unit, facing escalators and lifts, carpeted, partitioned. Interested please call *****77 x 448 10-IOE (2J*l sqft ICB Shopping Centre, Ylo Chu Kang Road Good location for shop/ showroom Contact *****11 Mr. .in DIST. C4E SHOPPING Centre 295 sq ft facing escaltor REntal 1600 psf/
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      322 32 Q/ Single Supplement SS3BO t^Erj^F Vvpirliri UITIS Me* atA c COVERED BAZAAR Jjr HHl —-JKJQ^ > CRUISE ON BOSPHORUS t JW's< i^Hilll c FAMOUS BLUE MOSQUE ii'f .d' fl fc WITH SIX MINARETS A Wft'Tl 'fc\ BEAUTIFUL DOLMABAHCE %J** -iV ,'^K* c SUBTERRANEAN CITY OF J }J t '^m fI
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      582 32 ap^ J 8/11/13 DAYS ASIAN PARADISE V. tiOZ DEP 26 7 EVERY MONDAY*' y y V^«^^ yf 12/15/17 DAYS FAR EAST RHAPSODY V#-Vf¥^BT r Dep 22 7. EVERY THURSDAY "^^RuIIJWB 8 DAYS MANILA/BAGUIO/PAGSANJAN/HONG KONG/OCEAN PARK/ JUMBO RESTAURANT/ SUNG DYNASTY/ w a space museum mtfcySV' Dep 22/7. EVERY THURSDAY 8 DAYS
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      587 32 n TfBVBl Glakte CATC I W*aT«>*B *9* I 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. lanjjaai^- *^HHM I Classified Ads. Where Transactions Take Place r TOUR THE BEST OF^ FRANCE In 18 DAYS $3,997 Half Board) Dep:- 22/5, 5/6, 7/8, 4/9, 18/9/82 For more details call: Gorman Asian Travel* Pl* Ltd
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      141 Deaths
      156 33 AGED 7* YEARS CALLED HOME TO BE WITH j THE LORD JESUS CHRIST ON 12TH JULY Fondly remembered lor hi* lov. and example by: Beloved Wifa: Chia Oak Eng Sona: Andrew Swee Khoon Philip Swee Choon Henry Swee Hong Edward Swee Bale Daughtars in law Ruth Llm Lee
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      49 33 LEAVING BEHIND BELOVED WIFE, SONS, DAUGHTERS. SONS-IN-LAW, DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW, GRANDCHILDREN AND RELATIVES TO MOURN HIS LOSS. CORTEGE LEAVES BLOCK 94, 2570, LORONG 1, TOA PAYOH ON 13/7/82 AT 2.00 PM FOR CHURCH OF RISEN CHRIST, TOA PAYOH ANO THENCE TO C.C.X. CHRISTIAN CEMETERY. I S. BUSARETNAM DEPARTED PEACEFULLY ON SM
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      42 33 MOM. ALICE TSENG, AGED 44 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY 12-7-1943. BODY WILL BE LYING AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH FUNERAL PARLOUR QUEEN STREET ON 13-7-tt AFTER 4.00 PM. CORTEGE LEAVES FOR MOUNT VERNON CREMATORIUM ON 14-7-IM2 AT 9.30 AM DEARLY MISSED BY LOVED ONES
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      58 33 would lika to thank all pastora. •rland* and ralattvaa lor th.ir prayer* and concern during thair racant loaa. STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES $13.50 for 15 words (run-on »tyM>) S4B 00 for 3cm. 11 col. (•ami-display atyta) a $60.00 for 3cm x 1
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      76 33 Tha family ol Mm late MR. LIM TAT JIN sincerely thank all r.la three, friend* and coMeague* lor th.ir condolence*, atlandanca, floral aland*, menage*, donation! and kind assistance during thair re- cant baraavamanl. Gralalul thank* also lo hi* par*onal doctor Ray. Michaal Wong, Ray. Thoma* Kodrat and Mr. Qaorga Waa
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      55 33 LEE SIEW YING With to axpraaa thair Sincere and beertteH thank* to all ralativa*. Irianda CoHeeguea lor th.ir Condolanca*. attandancaa, donation*, wraatha, acroN* and kind as ■istanee during thair racairi beAl*o grat.ful thank* lo tha nursing •tall and madical ollicar* ol Olanaagla* Hospital lor thair car a a kind att.ntion
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      144 In Memonam IN LOVING MEMORY Of
      36 33 144 In Memonam IN LOVING MEMORY Of Time changes many things But not the memory this day brings. Deeply mimd by all h.r levad SMSi Mr*. L.v Phun Kirn who pmid away on 13lh July 1977
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      27 33 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBJBJBSBBBBBBBBBJBJ IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR. GEORGE KOH YEW LAV WHO DEPARTED A YEAR AOO TOOAY FONDLY REMEMBERED BY WIFE, DAISY, SONS. DAUGHTERS IN LAW ANO GRANDCHILDREN.
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      In Ever Loving Memory of
      61 33 Departed 13 7 66 D#srly mtss#d Bod wwsys r#fn#fnD#f#o by lov#o oo§i. In .y.rl.iliofl mwnonr ol Mr. Christopher K wang Shin Keong Departed 13 Jury 1*79 Time changes many things but not the memory this day brings A brother we love with all our heart'
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      158 33 Aged 82 years passed away peacefully on 11th July 1982 at 5.45pm at St Mark's Hospital leaving behind WIFE: KHOO SIEW GEK SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW NG BOON HOCK KOH SAI WAH WEE BOON KENG (CHRISTOPHER) ONG TIONG HAR (EILEEN) WEE BOON CHENG (DAVID) CHAN AH LEAN (FLORENCE) WEE BOON TECK (RICHARD)
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      41 33 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WILLIE GOH MIA HOON AND COLLIER GOH TAN wish to express their sincere and heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues and associates for their condolences, attendance, donations, wreaths and kind assistance during their recent bereavement.
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      761 33 H t<luc«lon lnstruction M H M*»tlOß*lw»ucMon| [►g[| Anr«unc»m»n.s DCZSI 110 Foreign DOMINION COLLEGE. TORONTO helps ensure a place In any Canadian or US University *****28. Mr Chan. *****32. John Yap Free booklet 111 Academic New Courses Starting OCE O' ENGLISH LANGUAGE I Thur July 15(2 15pm-5 15pm) Wed July 21
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      818 33 BOOK-KEEPING 1 Tues 6 00-7 30pm 13/07 2) Tues 7.30-9 30pm 13/07 3lThur.s 6.00-7 30pm 15/07 4) Sat 200-4 oOpm 17/07 5) Sun 2 00-4 00pm 25/07 6) Sal 4 00-6 00pm 31/07 BOOK-KEEPING (inter) DTues 6 00-7 30pm 13/07 2) Tues 7.30-9 30pm 13/07 3) Thurs 7 30-9 30pm
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      521 33 I 'cOatrUTEI COMBES LUOK TO XT PIWT I EUMBUTIOtI (Brh MTAKC) 2107 82 WTIOOOCTIOR 10 fOKTHMI nOOUMMB *****2 MTMOUCTKM TO COHPWBS 1 COMVTOt ntOOUMMS 21-0782 SntUCTUKD COKX noammmt tITtOOUCTIOK TO COkWTDI STSTOI (DAY $180) 2WJ7-82 awe nosumms (DAY $180) 77-07-82 wTTtoouc inn to coca ntoaiMMHG (DAY $180) 2M7-82 OOCinNtY FOtTRMI
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      648 33 WantMt: TELEPHONE OPERATOR TRAINEES COMPUTER OPERATOR TRAINEES TELEX OPERATOR TRAMEES Job guaranteed Malaysians can work In Malaysia No experience necessary Explanation booklet tl. RoemßM. fm East Shopping Centra Orchard Row* Singapora 0923 Ta* 2SUOM <Sup«r»i»©f INSTrTUTE Of SUPERVISORY MANAOEMENT (UK) EXAM Certificate course Sec 4 entrance (Tuesday b Sunday) Diploma
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      14 33 132 Births/Birthdays K HAPPY BIRTHDAY WITH 7 ALL MY LOVE f, UNITY 4 13.7.82
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      43 33 135 Personal MesseQes CHINESE GENT SEEKS friends, below 31 Write ST Box A *****. 1 New Industrial Road. Spore 1863. 136 Csr Pool* ONE WAY TIUP from Lower Delta via Orchard Road to Selegle Road at 8.45 a.m. Interested call Daren *****58 (evening)
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      95 33 f CONDOLENCES We extend our deepest sympathies Condolences to our Director MR. TEH AH BA on the demise of His Beloved father MR. TAY CHOON KEE (Passed away peacefully on July 11th 1982 at Block 8, No: 03-314, Bedok South Avenue 2, Singapore 1646) V From: MS^^J The Director Staff
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      18 33 W^ I ■"Z^B jJK^J| aWaafl Wm Ir^^fl I^l LVn*_ LLZLajfl P ■F^HI KmA ■K4B EkJH K£ffl H^H I—Hi
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    63 34 Born 13 3 1916 Deported: 28 6 82 I HP NAIR of 5454 Tomon Mock lee. Tompin poised owoy p«xefully on 28 6 198? 16th Day Prayers will be conducted on 13 7 198? at Sri Sun daravmayogar Temple be town 1 30 to ?pm All friends and relatives
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      Keep Going scores rare double
      433 34  - Keep Going scores rare double EPSOM JEEP By AURIC Stable's bright new staying star, Keep Going IV, covered a total distance of 3,800 m within a week to achieve the rarest of doubles on the local turf winning a trial and then a classic. This four-year-old English gelding by Joshua
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      1739 34 KUALA LUMPUR. Moo I Weights, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Clau 4 Otv. 2 1,200 m (Rating.: 7J-«3) 7 Rainbow Lad 57 73 15 Holiday's Image 57 73 1 Gentleman Agreement D 57 73 3 Tough Guy 56.5 72 8 Very Very Good
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      HOW THEY RAN AT RUKIT TIMAH ON SATURDAY
      242 34 At the 400 metres At the winning post O 4 Div C 1,200 m 1. Tiba Tiba II 2. Semar 3. Tit-Hon 4. Empire Builder Dist: 5, 1, 5 Time 1:12 Q 4 Div B 1,200 m 1. Caesar's Palace n 2.
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      Wine And Roses makes turf history
      271 34 Wine And Roses makes turf history WINE AND ROSES be- came the first milliondollar horse in local racing history at Bo kit Timah last Sunday. This five-year-old KnglLsh mare by I'pper Case, recently sold to Lucky Stable and train•l by Ivan Allan, went to the post In Race 8 for
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      Beaten favourites
      111 34 HOW the beaten favourites fared over the weekend at Bukit Timah SATURDAY (good): RACE 1: Semar, second into the straight, could not catch Tiba Tiba 11. finishing five lengths behind. RACE I: Paper Chase was never seen with a chance. He finished sixth. RACE 1: Jolly Goodfella went
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      115 34 SUNDAY (good): RACE 1: Gay Prussian, who became first favourite after Honest Willie was withdrawn, did not give his backers a run for their money he dived in shortly after the start and dislodged his rider. RACE t: Prince Gleam 11, drawn wide, was in the rear bunch and finished
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      Jockey Andrews disappoints
      222 34 THAT much-vaunted New Zealand jockey, Brian Andrews, let his fans down at Bukit Timah last weekend when he failed to land a winner from nine rides. Most of Andrews' mounts were well supported and the best he could manage was a third (Three Nines in Race 4
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      692 34 APPOINTMENTS ffim LAM SOON t JOIL&SOAPMFG f SON BHD invites applications for the appointment of ENGINEERS The candidates should possess the following qualifications: a) Professional qualifications either in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering. b) At least 2 yeaTs experience in general Mechanical Engineering or Process Plant Enc'neering in manufacturing concerns. He
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      Lock icon Mac douses Swedish blaze to put US in last four
      446 35 Mac douses Swedish blaze to put US in last four Lewis wins to give NZ shock victory over Italy LONDON, Mon. The United States, France and New Zealand joined Australia in the Davis Cup tennis semi-finals yesterday. In St Loots (Missouri), John McEnroe snatched a thrilling five-set victory over Mats
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      Lock icon Poster achieves success at last
      202 35 OTHER TENNIS NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Mon. Hank Pfister combined a strong serve-and- volley attack with blistering service returns to beat Mike Estep, 6-1, 7-5, and win the US$lOO,OOO (S$208,000) Tennis Hall of Fame championship yesterday. In taking his first Hall of Fame title after being
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      Lock icon Watson sick with little aching finger
      352 35 Watson sick with little aching finger GOLF ROUND-UP SCOTLAND, Mon. An aching little finger put United States Open champion Tom Watson on the sick list yesterday when he arrived to take part in the British Open golf championship at Royal Troon this week. Watson, 31, hit a few practice shots,
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      270 35 Ban warning for South African tourists LONDON, Mon. Any British player taking part in the proposed "rebel" football tour of South Africa will almost certainly be banned from playing in England or any other country affiliated to FIFA. This was made clear yesterday by Football Association secretary Ted Croker and
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      168 35 HONGKONG, Mon. The Chinese national badminton team beat a visiting England team 8-3 in a four-hour marathon in Beijing yesterday, the New China News Agency reported. Mca's riagles (Ckln first): Chen Changjie bt Stephen Baddeley 15-T. 15-10, He Shangquan bt Nick Yates 15-11, 15-5. Mea'i daabits: Sun
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      Fandi's frightened!
      398 36  -  BRIAN MILLER By 6 TO play professional football is all I've ever wanted to do he said. People say I'U be making a mistake if I give op being an amateur. Bat I'm looking at soccer as a possible career Just like any other Job. I know it's
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      He's scared he might not make it, or that he might
      336 36 "Dream about it yes," he said. "But actually going for a trial? Of course not! "Sometimes, like now, it becomes frightening. I'm frightened I might not make it, and I'm also frightened I might. Crazy, isn't it!" The 20-year-old
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      Soccer star makes the unwanted list
      363 36  -  JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD, Singapore's "hottest" soccer property, has ruled himself out of the Asian Games in New Delhi in December and the Southeast Asian Games in Singapore next year. This is because his name was linked to an advertising campaign in yesterday's
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      Pasqual quits two FAS bodies
      200 36 Pasqual quits two FAS bodies GEORGE PASQUAL (above), a member of the Football Association of Singapore Council, has resigned from two committees of the organisation, reports JOE DOKAI. Pasqual cited personal reasons for his decision to quit as deputy chairman of the Tournament Committee and chairman of the Merlion Cup
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      Dynamos kill relegation fears
      152 36  -  LEONARD KING By FARRER Park Dynamos ensured themselves of another season in Division One of the National Football League when they beat fellow relegation candidates Sembawang Sports Club 2-1 at the Jurong Stadium last night. Trie whole match was a scrappy affair as both sides failed
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      Come 0n... let's get together!
      475 37  - Come 0n let's get together! J. RAJENDRAN Bava may have the answer to SRU's coaching worries COMMENT ..By the. time nas come to talk about the national rugby team and former coach Natahar Bava and how the Singapore Rugby Union should bring them together again for the sake of the
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      Lock icon Edmonds injury boosts India's Test hopes
      181 37 Edmonds injury boosts India's Test hopes LONDON, Mon. India's hopes of saving the third cricket Test have been boosted by an injury to Phil Edmonds, England's only spinner. Edmonds developed hamstring trouble during Saturday s play at The Oval when India, replying to England's huge first innings score of 594,
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        49 37 ATHLETICS Colombia's Miguel Tibaduiza won the San Francisco Marathon yesterday, clocking 2 hr. 14 mm 53 sec. to beat his brother, Domingo, into second place. Last year's winner Hal Schulz, of the United States, was third in 2:15.17. American Nancy Ditz won the women's event in 2:44.05.
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        Feeling blue
        116 37 BASEBALL Chicago White Sox pipped Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 in the American League Other results: California Angels 12 New York Yankees 6, Milwaukee Brewers 7 Kansas City Royals 0, Cleveland Indians 7 Seattle Mariners 1, Boston Red Sox 5 Minnesota Twins 4. Oakland Athletics 3 Baltimore Orioles 1,
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        Nail biting
        35 37 BASKETBALL Taiwan pipped Sweden 90-89 in extra time in the final round of the men's international championships in Seoul. The United States whipped Austria 11K-69 and hosts South Korea beat New Zealand 85-70.
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        Hoste wins
        28 37 CYCLING Belgian Frank Hoste won the 200.85-km eighth stage of the Tour de France race in Chateaulin. Australia's Phil Anderson retained the overall leader's yellow jersey.
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        Edged out
        48 37 SOCCKR Jacksonville I Tea Men edged out Vancouver White Caps 2-1 in the North American League Other results: Fort l-auder-dale Strikers 3 Toronto Blizzard 2, New York Cosmos 2 Chicago Sting 1. San Diego Suckers 2 Tampa Bay Rowdies 1. Portland Timbers i San Jose Earthquakes.
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        Hosts slump
        32 37 SOFTBALL New Zealand won the fifth world women's championship in Taipei yesterday, beating hosts Taiwan 2-0 in the final Australia took third place, defeating defending champions the United Slatfs 1-0.
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        Lock icon Japan even
        29 37 VOLLEYBALL The Japan Juniors Selection wen a men's international tournament in Kofu. Japan, outplaying an Indian team 3-0. Canada s national team edged out All-Japan 3-2. Agencies
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      Lock icon Batting power
      58 37 WORCESTER (England). Mon. Pakistan again revealed their batting power with Mohsin Khan and Zaheer Abbas clubbing 165 and 147 against Worcestershire on the I second day of their three-day cricket match here yesterday. Scares: Pakistan 183-2 and 467-4 dec. (Mudassar Nazar 75, Mohsin Khan 165. Zaheer Abbas 147.
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      Close affair
      24 37 POLICE edged out Singapore Recreation Club 5-4 (half time 4-1) in a Strobel Premier Division League hockey match at the Padang yesterday.
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      Switch in dates for Sultans' Gold Cup
      196 37  - Switch in dates for Sultans' Gold Cup LEONARD KING By THE Sultans' Gold Cup soccer quarter-finals have been postponed from Aug. 3-7 to Oct. 22-26. This was decided at a meeting of affiliates of the Peninsula Malays Football Association in Kuala Lumpur. Singapore Malays Football Club, who qualified for the
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      Tan's immediate task
      144 37  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By TAN Poh Seng, the newlyappointed national tennis coach, says his main task is to find a compromise for his trainees. He believes that today's players are torn between honour, of representing Singapore, and material gains. And with so much commercialism in present-day tennis, locally
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      77 37 ATHLETICS National Schools track and field met {National Stadium. 8.30 a.m. and 230 p m National Primary Schools meet (Dover Rd.. 9 a.m.). BADMINTON Outram Secondary invitation championships (Outram, 2 p. m.). HOCKEY SHA Strakel Prrmfer Wv.: SCC v CSC (Padang, 5.20 p. m.>. SOtCEB NFL Wv. 1: Jubilee v
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      A rhapsody that turned THE WORLD CHAMPIONS
      731 38  - A rhapsody that turned THE WORLD CHAMPIONS GODFREY ROBERT By Our Man in Spain BEARZOT'S BOYS REIGN IN SPAIN MADRID, Sun. Straight from the heroics in Barcelona where they tormented Argentina, Brazil and Poland, Italy immersed themselves in further praise when they bundled out West Germany in the 12th World
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      Lock icon Happiest day of my li£e: Bearzot
      256 38 Happiest day of my li£e: Bearzot BNIO BEARZOT, murh-crUirised during; his five years in charge of the Italian MM team, could not contain himself...as the picture above shows. The 55-year-old coach, his shirt soaked with perspiration, was dancing with delight, minutes before the end of Italy's 3-1 triumph. He leapt
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      Lock icon The Rossi resurrection
      264 38 MADRID, Men. From the ashes of two-year suspension for his alleged Involvement in a game-riving scandal to the spotlight as the top scorer and player of the World Cup finals: That is the remarkable resurrection of Italian striker Paolo Kovsl. Rossi, 25, who won the tournament's Golden
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      Lock icon Italians go wild in victory celebration
      189 38 THEY shouted their throats hoarse, formed torch-lit conga lines through the main cities, jumped into fountains waving the national flag and sang through the night as church bells rang in celebration. Yes, Italians went berserk when their national soccer squad won the World Cup.
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      33 39 Another nail in West Germany's coffin...ltaly's Marco Tardelli delivering the kick that pot his side Z4 up against an outclassed Bernd Forster (left) and his German team-mates. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Let's drink a toast to vintage Zoff...
      473 39 Let's drink a toast to vintage Zoff... MADRID, Mon. For the old man I of world soccer, it was the night of a I lifetime. Dino Zoff, Italy's goalkeeper and captain, is 40 long past the age 4 when most men in his sport retire. Younger European fans have watched
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      PURELY FOR PLEASURE
      64 39 AFTER running round the pitch at the packed Santiago Bernebeu Stadium with the solid-gold World Cup in his hands and the cheers of the fans ringing in his ears, a drained Dino Zoff beloved "Papa" to his countrymen said: "We played not only to win the cup,
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      Lock icon The miss that turned into a smash hit
      479 39 The miss that turned into a smash hit iTey^o iSSRI World Cup final triumph over West Germany, with the Italians rebuilding their confidence after Germans feuding over tactics. "We were shakln by the penalty miss It was something that affected not only the player but the whole team." said Italian
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      74 39 FROM ONE WINNER TO ANOTHER ADIDAS CONGRATULATES ITALY WORLD CUP CHAMPIONS 1982 Well done lads. It was a long, tough haul to the finale of the Worlds Greatest Football Championship. But you did it. And on every step along the way you displayed the grace, the sportsmanship, the style and
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    326 40 IT was 2 a.m. yesterday and some of these construction workers would have had to report for work at 8 a.m. Yet many kept a date with the television set. The place was not the most comfortable rendezvous a canteen
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    Lock icon Indonesia, Australia hit at US sea law decision
    220 40 Indonesia, Australia hit at US sea law decision JAKARTA, Mon. donesia and Australia today deplored the United States decision not to sign the Law of the Sea treaty which has been endorsed by 130 countries. An Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman said here today that the US should have considered the
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    55 40 BELFAST, Mon. An incendiary bomb filled with nails exploded last night outside the home of Roman Catholic MP Gerry Fitt. police said today. The politician and his wife were both at home when the explosion occurred, but a heavy armoured door prevented the flames from
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    Unqualified counsellors at large ...
    570 40  - Unqualified counsellors at large EVELYN NG 'Check their credentials' advice By BE WARY of people or organisations offering counselling they may not always be qualified to do so. There are organisations which are advertising "counselling" services and individuals offering "pre-marital classes", with "certificates" thrown in on completion of their courses.
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    Lock icon Japanese drug firms now in secrets scandal
    391 40 Japanese drug firms now in secrets scandal SAYS REPORT UNITED States federal investigators are probing allegations that two Japanese drug companies tried to buy information on cancer research from employees of US pharmaceutical firms, the Detroit News reported yesterday. The investigation began this month after the authorities received reports that
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    149 40 JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian government has ordered the installation of a radar system in the Riau Archipelago, halfway between Singapore and Jakarta, to stop smuggling operations between the two countries, an official said today. The Director-General for Customs, Mr Wahono, said a radar
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    Lock icon Space docking
    50 40 MOSCOW, Mon. The Progress-14 supply ship, launched on Saturday, was due to dock today with the Soviet space train made up by the space laboratory Salyut-7 and the Soyuz T-5 capsule. Moscow radio reported. It carries supplies, mail and newspapers for cosmonauts Anatoli Berezovoy and Valentin Lebedev. AFP.
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    100 surrender
    32 40 MANILA. Mon Nearly 100 communist rebels surrendered to the government and at least 10 people were killed in fighting throughout the Philippines during the past week, military officials said today.
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      137 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in a few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.15 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.M a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AdebUdr 5 14C Cloudy Mull* 23 31 C Rain BM|ktk 25 32 C Gaudy Melkttm 712 C
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      A little bit of Enaland
      888 1  -  REBECCA CHUA v Second In a three-part series on foreign language centres in Singapore ESTABLISHED in 1934 and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1940, the British Council is governed by a board representing universities, l the arts and sciences, trade unions, industry and yhe British
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      How a 'bigfish' landed in Singapore waters
      663 1 How a 'bigfish' landed in Singapore waters JOHN Munby 's degree from Oxford was in Jurisprudence. "That's what Oxford, being different from anybody else, calls Its law degree," explained this Singapore representative of the British Council. By the time be had pored through several heavy tomes, he knew be had
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      Talented Nash
      72 2 NASHVILLE OGDEN NASH (BBC, CM p.m.): The Tennessee town of Nashville was named after Ogden Nash's great great grandfather's brother. But there, the connection ends. Ogden Nash, the supreme New York poet, not only wrote funny verses but also lyrics for Broadway to the music of Kurt Weill
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      Probing into a bleak future PICK OF THE DAY
      329 2 Probing into a bleak future PICK OF THE DAY HORIZON THE SLATEM AKERS (Ch 5, 11.15 p.m.): Horizon invites the quarrymen of Blaenau Ffestiniog, Bethesda and the Nantlle Valley to talk about the past, present and future of their industry and the culture that has grown up around it. To
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        set to wow Utah
        1333 3 We have our very own Singapore Rhinestone Cowgirl. And now she's heading West to the home of Country singers Salt Lake City, Utah. Gina Vadham is a simple Seletar Country girl who packs a wallop in her renditions of Country songs. But she's no ordinary singer.
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        Huston giving Annie a new direction
        1300 5 Huston giving Annie a new direction He's still a large figure with dancing eyes, generous gestures, a grand voice. At 75, veteran director John Huston refuses to give up, says B. EUGENE GRIESSMAN. 4 Huston likes directing: "It's writing, it were, with human beings. Instead of the awful requirement of
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        GROWING OLD IN GROUPS
        997 6 A PHRASE that used to puzzle me in school Bible readings was "she was converted, she and all her household with her". Why should the household have gone along like that? Suppose the handmaidens didn't care for Christianity? Why should the mistress decide what the assistant
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        Learning to accept a high-spirited child
        785 6  -  LINDA NEO i IT WAS a present from an optimistic colleague. "Two seconds here, two seconds there, it all adds up" that was what she inscribed in Rice-bowl Women: Writings by and about the Women of China and Japan. Super book, I thought But
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        285 6 Ins di Cheap and easy to make bat really cote Photograph: PHILIP LIM nstant dress SU QUE I WAS in Emmy's hwise last weekend, t a very fine curry lunch Suddenly, her sii-yeai >ld dashed ir excitedly waved an tnvit.iiion card in f faces: "Mummee I am goin party Mummee
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        Looking East
        747 7 STRAY wisps of reddish-brown hair frames her face A lipht-rnlniirpd iarkpt is slune-we? h7r shoul derl and Ihe weare a lora> Wouse^ ba^g^ Ss^nd low-'heeffd DumM neeiea rnmfnrtahlP <sPn<sihlP and^E? tack" clothe! fo? travellir^ she tells for travelling, she tells a j .v«- »~> k«^ And yes, they
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      Why British living standards are slipping
      1554 12 Why British living standards are slipping The upper crust is still surviving cushioned by private wealth. But working and middle class England are finding it harder to make ends meet these days. STEVEN RATTNER discovers a dowdiness in Britain and a tendency for workers to supplement low wages with side
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      253 2 Straits Times Crossword ACKO6B 5 prui, use d j n a nmsjcai (6) 1 Ship can reverse into tree (7) 7 unenlightened 24 character 5 This way for the love-nest 8 King, during proof of sleep left 10, 27 Fruit that's smooth at the diving gear (7) same time? (4.4)
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      778 2 EXHIBITIONS: find it decadent, amor viTiueT i-wn v/iu phous and without any fuMiiviKATinN art ture 63 P m i Premier Ml NIHAIIUIN AKI Th Aa tr<» BV«> With B"n<» A>fD COMMUNICATION Jnhtitw g -47 graphic works repre- llsh subtltles senting a cross-section of WORKSHOP ON contemporary graphic de- PANTOMINE Conductsigns
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      1347 2 TV and Radio 3.00 PM Opening followed by Crocodile 7 5 0 Talentime 82 < lst semifinal) Tears (Mandarin) (r) 8.50 Little House On The Praire 4.35 Coronet Film -We Explore The *d« Jed < See Pi <* Of The Da Desert 9.45 News And Weather Forecast 4.45 Afternoon Matinee
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      78 7 jm^^ my± Those who know best, use Q. 8.8. Pure Ghee. W V The full natural goodness of W^ ***W QBE. Pure Ghee enriches the WL flavour of your food. y Its rich golden colour is indicative J* of its high quality. Manufactured entirely from the butterfat of f Australian
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      126 7 I At nightfall a new perfume. A fragrance of flowers dressed in black. An amber perfume with spicy notes. A precious perfume created by Caron. Nocturnes. By Caron. I 1 AGENT: MARK TANCOCK CO. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG HONG KONG McCann MT 0005 82 m km m\m BODYFASHIONS V Made
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      2353 8 rThis Introductory Advertisement is not a prospectus and does not constitute an invitation to subscribe for shares and no shares will be issued under the terms of this advertisement. (Incorporated in Malaysia) PUBLIC ISSUE OF 17,000,000 ORDINARY SHARES OF $1.00 EACH AT A PRICE OF $2.20 PER ORDINARY SHARE PAYABLE
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      1108 9 Details of the subsidiaries of the Company are as follows:- Name Date of Paid-up Percentage Nature of Incorporation Capital Holding by Business the Company Golden Sands 25.1172 6.000,000 100 Hotelier Palm Beach 23.12.67 4.840,000 100 Hotelier Tamanfurusato 27.9.73 80.000 60 Operator of a Japanese restaurant in the Rasa Sayang Hotel
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      860 9 Year Ended Paid-up Profit Before Taxation. Extraordinary Items 31st December Capital Extraordinary Items and Minority Interest Company Group Company Group ($000) ($000) ($000) ($000) ($000) 1977 10.000 2,190 2.279 1978 10.000 3,033 3.066 1979 29,000 2,787 2,652 1980 30,000 4,925- 5.909 1981 48.000 10.002 11,439 Year Ended Profit After Taxation,
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      1096 9 time to retain part of the earnings for future upgrading of the hotels and other business II requirements. Vfl The intended appropriation of the forecasted profit for the year ending 31st December, 1982^ would therefore be as follows: Group (s'oool Forecast profit before taxation but after minority interest 19,423 Less:
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      667 10 LESS: CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade creditors I 1,980,909 953.4861 Sundry creditors, accruals and provision 1,884.226 1,000,103 Provision for taxation 3,687,337 2,589,541 Progress claims retention 136,405 Amount owing to subsidiary companies c 271,625 Bank overdraft 5 2,033.028 1.930.517 Proposed dividends 7.200,000 7,200,000 16,921,905 13,945,271 NET CURRENT ASSETS/(LIABILITIES) 5,801,301) 8.561,889 INTANGIBLE ASSETS 6
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      676 10 6 INTANGIBLE ASSETS Group Company Preliminary expenses 4,264 Pre-opening expenses 549,016 Official opening expenses 47,472 800,752 Less: Amount written off 159,219 $441,533 7. SHARE CAPITAL Authorised: 200,000,000 Ordinary Shares of $1 each $200,000,000 Issued and fully paid: As at Ist January 1981 30,000,000 Add: Bonus Issue 1:10 3,000.000 Rights Issue
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      1470 10 We have given the FAIR MARKET VALUE of the subject property as: (1) RASA SAYANG BEACH HOTELS (PENANG) BERHAD M$ 78.900,000.00 (2) GOLDEN SANDS BEACH RESORT SDN. BERHAD M$ 49,400,000.00 (3) PALM BEACH HOTEL SDN. BERHAD Ml 27,728.000.00 TOTAL M$ 156,028,000 00 Therefore, it is our opinion that M$ 156,028,000.00
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      752 11 APPOINTMENTS 4 A HYUNDAI h ENGWEERIN6 CONSTRUCTION CQ..LTO Engineers Builders ri A wall established and leading International Engineering and Construe- tion Company engaged in the construction of the Penang Bridge invites UB applications from suitably qualified Malaysians with 2 years of axper- P* ■ence and above to fill the following
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      693 11 THE HARAPAN GROUP I Invites applications for the following vacancies- 1 1. ASSISTANT FINANCIAL CONTROLLER (MALE) Qualifications B-Acc/ICMA/ACA or equivalent. 7 years working experience in a big public accounting firm or international organisation. Exposure to EDP systems. The successful applicant will report to the Financial Controller. Duties Assist in the
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      304 11 I IZI I I THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. I I Applications are invited for the following posi- I I tions. I MARKETING MANAGER. jM The Position To assume total marketing responsibility I I with particular emphasis on developing overall I I marketing strategy to increase the Company's I
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      504 12 CONTAINERISATION MISC Coastal Services proudly announces Malaysia's first coastal container service J^^^^^K jj^l Kuching, MISC Coastal Services rolls out the Red easy packing, loading and transfer so that and Carpet for a brand-new cargo service the you save on time and labour costs; fast Muara (turnfirst for Malaysia! Two modern
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        Death comes with the inspector
        760 1 THIS is the spring of 1912. The place: Brumley, an industrial town in England. An inspector calls at a fairly large suburban house of a prosperous manufacturer, Arthur Birling, while the family is merry-making at a special dinner. Birling is not disturbed as he regards
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        Kabuki art weaves its magic spell
        823 2  -  DR LAU WAI HAR By KABUKI, popular Japanese theatre, has been described as the finest stage art in the world. Its long history dates to the 17th Century but, today, it is ever-growing in its popularity among Japanese and foreigners alike. During a week's
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        171 2 Our First: Anson Centre A y) jm. Singapore Shopping Bfe^ I I i I .A^^r^^^r O Z^-^WE RE COMING NNITH A A We were just like most other employment agencies in town. Our office in Anson Centre mm mm was the beginning. But we are different now! Were coming up
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        168 2 Grand Prize- 2nd Prize- 4-1 5 th PrizeA 16-day fully paid holiday tour of Europe. Diamond Pendant (1 Carat Solitaire) $100 Bobbie To voucher A Chance of a hfe-time-a day with $400 Bobbie To voucher $80 Cover Girl cosmetics voucher Cover Girl London for a complete make- $150 Cover Girl
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        665 3 APPOINTMENTS Could you be A Ho. 1 in sales? Rank Xerox, the first company to produce and sell copiers is the Jk biggest copier company in the world. We have the largest range of copiers and duplicators and the most efficient technical service backup for our customers. We provide the
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        481 3 POSB Computer Services Pte Ltd invites applications for appointment as:COMPUTER OPERATORS (Salary Rang* $0100 $***** pa.) Requrrements 2 'A' level passes 5 'O' level passes with credit in Mathematics Possession of Class 3 driving licence Working experience in above capacity will be an advantage Work on 3 shift rotation Apply
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        904 3 *Representing NTL Institute, U.S.A. Agents For University Associates International Publications GENERAL MANAGER Around $80,000 Per Annum Benefits (Ref ES 1108) A construction company with joint participation of Malaysian and Singapore interests requires an experienced person to fill the top position of General Manager. The person who will be located in
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        Pembanjiran ungkapan2 Arab dan Inggeris
        519 4 Pembanjiran ungkapan2 Arab dan Inggeris I joancluan joon^unaan Imkasa OIehZAMRI HARITH WAKTU kecU-kecU dahulu, saya bersekolah Melayn di sebelah pagi dan bersekolah agama dl sebelah petang. Sampal sekarang terasa peritnya hendak memahami Utah Matla'ul Badraln yang menjadi teks utama pelajaran agama dl waktn Itu. Bahasanya berbau Arab, berbellt-bellt, terpaksa guru
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        Besar, kecil bukan sedikit bilangannya
        642 4 SERING pelajar menulis banyak bilangannya atau sedikit bilangannya. Yang betul ialah besar bilangannya atau kecil bilangannya, kerana banyak sudah membawa erti besar bilangannya dan sedikit sudah membawa makna kecil bilangannya. Begitu juga di dalam Bahasa Inggeris. Salah jika di tulis: The number of students doing
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        801 4 NOTICES IMPORTERS WANTED •Si neaporc Malaysia Please Contact ~^mW7 Wendy yuek, >^L if 147 A Rangoon Rd. Singapore 0821. ||to AUCTION SALE I WOODWORKING MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURF OF KNOCK-DOWN KITCHEN CABINETS WARDROBES COMPRISING LAMMAIMG, DOUBLE TENONMG AND EDGE-MPPMG MACHINES. CHIPBOARDS, SPARES AND HARDWARES METAL CHAR MAKING MACHINERIES COMPRISING SEAT AND
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        929 4 TENDER NOTICE SHELL EASTERN PETROLEUM (PTE) LTD Offer for sale on an "as is where is" basis. ONE STEEL TUG/MOORING LAUNCH driven by twin Caterpillar D 3338 Turbo Engines, TotH HP 400 8.h.p., constructed in 1969, other particulars are as follows:Length 16.17 metres Breadth 4.10 metres Depth 1.9 metres Draft
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        126 4 m RAJA LEKUK m*n*r.Uum Ston,byltaronA.H. 12a) Malik seized Fauziah's forearm. "I am not jealous without b) "Why should you be |ealous of Hamzah, the cowardly teacher reason, you know. This is not Wind |ealousy. I have good reasons to who is brave only with his pupils 7 Had he been
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