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Title Section15 1982-07-20 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/8215 words
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Article, Illustration1170 1982-07-20 1 TAN LIAN CHOO - TAN LIAN CHOO Thach warns of subversion or Viet-China rapprochement By Our Diplomatic Correspondent Hanoi's warning VIETNAM'S Foreign Minister yesterday said that his government was not prepared to change its policy on continued occupation of Cambodia and warned, in what amounted to a veiled threat, that1,170 words
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Article, Illustration371 1982-07-20 1 POLICE broke up an unlawful meeting in a flat on Sunday and arrested 39 people believed to be connected with the Jehovah's Witnesses, a religious sect banned by the government in 1972. Some books, magazines and periodicals relating to the sect371 words
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Article128 1982-07-20 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Vietnam has started to build a Cambodian "Maginot Line" 11 km from the border with Thailand, Thai border authorities said today. Quoting Vietnamese defectors and other intelligence information, they said the staggered concrete-and-barbed wire defence line was apparently designed for the Vietnamese troops to128 words
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206 1982-07-20 1 Wisdom of getting a second opinion I AM distressed by isolated cases where a sincere practitioner or specialist would see a patient and advise that surgery Is contra-indi-cated. To his horror be would see the same patient a few days later In another hospital already operated upon by another surgeon.206 words
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Article127 1982-07-20 1 THE Pacific Viking, held up for 17 days last month by the Seamen Union of Australia, returned to Singapore late Sunday night. Two crewmen told The Straits Times yesterday that the ship had escaped from Sydney on the pretext that it was moving from one pier127 words
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218 1982-07-20 1 PAUL WEE - The $50 cancelled note that showed up PAUL WEE By Home Affairs Desk THE Board of Commissioners of Currency has begun an investigation after finding one of its cancelled $50 notes back in circulation. The discovery was made last week when a bank returned the badly-muti-lated note to the board218 words
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Article78 1982-07-20 1 WEST BERLIN. Mon. A West Berlin court today dismissed charges against a Polish airline pilot who faked a hijacking to bring his wife and children and other family members to West Berlin The court ruled that Czeslaw Kudlek. 34, had not used force or threatened forceReuter - 78 words
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535 1982-07-20 1 Arafat and PLO 'will be liquidated' WARNS BEGIN TEL AVIV, Monday ISRAELI Prime Minister Menachem Begin, angered by an American statement that it might take as long as 30 days to move Palestinian guerillas out of Beirut, had warned that the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) and its leader, Mr YasserAgencies - 535 words
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225 1982-07-20 1 Jordan scorns peace call by Begin AMMAN, Mon. Jordan has ridiculed a call by Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin for peace talks with Amman and the setting up of a confederation between the two countries. "This is ridiculous," Information Minister Adrian Abu Odeh said yesterday. "It is just an IsraeliReuter - 225 words
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Article462 1982-07-20 1 LESLIE FONG - PMto meet US govt leaders LESLIE FONG By Associate Editor WASHINGTON, Mon. Mr Lee Kuan Yew, on an unofficial visit here to widen and deepen his contacts with American leaders and get a fresh appraisal of their thinking, will call on Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger today. As relations between the462 words
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Article35 1982-07-20 1 PARIS, Mon. Unemploy ment rose by 40,000 in France last month after lopping a record two million in May. an estimated 8.6 per cent of the work force, the government said today. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article77 1982-07-20 1 AMMAN, Mon. Jordan announced today a partial mobilisation of army rfsri vista and the establishment of a people's army, one day after Iran warned that It would take appropriate action against any Arab nation that supplied Iraq with arms. The announcement by Prime Minister Mudar BadAP - 77 words
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Article551 1982-07-20 2 Gifts of life THE Singapore Armed Forces have stepped in to avert a possible crisis at the blood bank. There is now enough blood for all operations to go on. And Dr Ong Yong Wan, director of the Blood Transfusion Service, was all praise for our men in green551 words
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Article330 1982-07-20 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Ministry of Health needs to be more active in educating the public to understand the concept of brain death. It should also take the lead in assuring Singaporeans that every precaution is taken to ensure against mistakes in diagnosis and before a brain death330 words
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Article223 1982-07-20 2 Fandi's $V 6 m policy FANDI AHMAD may be in his own words "just a kampung boy." But he is obviously confident he can make the grade as a professional. He has signed on a business manager in former international stopper Lim Tien Jit. And Tien Jit has insured223 words
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Article250 1982-07-20 2 VENEER'S LAST-MINUTE DECISION BRINGS RELIEF MINORITY shareholders of Veneer Products yesterday expressed surprise and relief at the last-minute decision by the board of directors to call off a highly-publicised and controversial proposal to acquire a company and a few properties in Merlin Plaza. Shareholders said it was "most250 words
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Article74 1982-07-20 2 USEFUL BODY AT TIMES THE United Nations can only end conflicts where the superpowers fear nuclear war and want to back away, or provide the pretext under which exhausted combatants can agree to a ceasefire. Otherwise, the UN cannot control conflicts. But despite its faults, it can be useful74 words
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Article547 1982-07-20 2 Now, hospital strike WITHIN 24 hours of the end of the rail strike, Britain was hit by another nation-wide walkout. Nearly one million public health workers started a three-day strike yesterday after the government refused to give in to its demands for a 12 per cent pay547 words
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Article337 1982-07-20 2 Learning German THIRTY-ONE years ago, it was called "The Goethe Institute for the Advanced Instruction of Foreign Teachers of German." Today, the GoetheInstitut in Singapore, with a staff of eight, is dedicated to the promotion of German culture as well. Twenty language classes are held three terms a337 words
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Article171 1982-07-20 2 Acid rain in Klang BALDNESS and skin disorders is your nasty fate if you are caught in the rain in Klang; Valley, Kuala Lumpur's industrial zone. Pollution is so bad in the "windless" area that rain comes down as acidic water, sources in the Ministry of Science,171 words
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Article181 1982-07-20 2 Sandalwood treasures THREE treasures of sculptural perfection or San Jue are found in the Infinite Happiness Tower the highest building in the Yonghe Palace in Beijing. The Maitreya (the ruler of the future world according to Buddhism), is a massive sandalwood carving. The other statues are181 words
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AROUND THE WORLD
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109 1982-07-20 3 A tent city' for captured guerillas THIS is Al Ansar, a halfcompleted Israeli prison camp on the outskirts of Nabatiyeh in I^ebanon to house captured Palestinian guerillas. The camp already holds 4,000 prisoners, according to an Israeli colonel. When completed, this "tent city can accommodate 7,000 to 8,000 captured PLOUPI - 109 words
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Article, Illustration173 1982-07-20 3 Israel admits using cluster bombs report NEW YORK, Mm. Israel has officially told the I nlt*d States that It used cluster bombs in Its Invasion of Lebanon, but said the action did not violate Israrll-l'S agreement* governing their use, the New York Times newspaper said today. The State Department would173 words
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404 1982-07-20 3 Move seen as development of Egyptian leader's own style CAIRO, Monday PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak held top level meetings with his aides yesterday and then began intensive diplomatic manoeuvering to solve the crises in the Middle East. Western diplomats look on his moves as aAP - 404 words
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Article32 1982-07-20 3 BEIRUT, Mon. Arab guerillas in Israeli-beseiged West Beirut last night fired their rifles and set off sticks of dynamite to celebrate the Night of Destiny, a Muslim religious event. AFP.AFP - 32 words
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406 1982-07-20 3 TEL AVIV, Mon. FAR from weakening him, the war in Lebanon and its related domestic controversy have made Prime Minister Menachem Begin politically stronger than ever. Opinion polls show overwhelming support for the June 6 invasion of Lebanon and a quantum leap in MrAP - 406 words
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256 1982-07-20 3 Struggle goes on, guerillas say after dump blast BEIRUT, Mon. Palestinian guerillas besieged in West Beirut said the explosion of an ammunition dump in northern Israel yesterday was a reminder their struggle was not confined to the Lebanese capital. A commentary by the Palestinian news agency Wafa stopped short of256 words
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Iran-Iraq war
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94 1982-07-20 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was the target of an assassination attempt shortly before the Iranian invasion of his country last week, the latest issue of Newsweek magazine reported. The magazine did not say exactly when or where the alleged attempt occurred,AP - 94 words
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Article43 1982-07-20 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. US Senator Henry Jackson said yesterday the real danger behind the Iran-Iraq .war was that Iran might move into Kuwait and then into the oil-rich Gulf states, cutting off the movement of oil through the Straits of Hormuz. AP.AP - 43 words
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145 1982-07-20 3 Syrians told Teheran not to attack' DAMASCUS, Mon SYRIA was said to have qtivised Iranian leaders against striking into Iraqi territory contradicting reports that Syria had signed a secret pact with Iran condoning the Iranian invasion. Sources said that although Syria allowed hundreds of Iranian revolutionary guards to hold anNYT - 145 words
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445 1982-07-20 4 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST IBM technical secrets theft bid case By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Mon. Nine employees of the Japanese electronics firm, Hitachi Ltd, who have been charged with attempting to steal technical secrets from IBM, are expected to precipitate an "embarrassing" legal445 words
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Article152 1982-07-20 4 American firm suspends business SEOUL, Mon. An American electronics company troubled by labour disputes suspended operations today in an apparent move to withdraw from South Korea. Control Data Korea, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Control Data Corp of the United States, notified the Korean Ministry of Labour that its plant outsideUPI - 152 words
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212 1982-07-20 4 Anti-Kim generals purged, says report NEW YORK, Mon. North Korean President Kirn Q-Song has purged "nearly a down" of his generals because of their opposition to his son, Newsweek magazine reported yesterday. The magazine, quoting sources in Beijing, said Mr Kirn carried out the purge In April and May inUPI - 212 words
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Article64 1982-07-20 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. A man cradling his pet dog in his arms leaped to his death from the upper deck of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridge yesterday. Authorities said a note the man left in his car mentioned the dog. The body of theUPI - 64 words
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302 1982-07-20 4 MANILA, Mon THE Church and the Philippine government are on a collision course over the issues of contraception and abortion. Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin of Manila is waging a campaign to prevent the imposition of population-control policies In a country where families of 10 orNYT - 302 words
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Article52 1982-07-20 4 MOSCOW, Mon Ninety-one fur auctions are scheduled to take place in Leningrad from today with bidders from some 200 companies expected from Europe, Asia and America, including 16 firms from the US alone, according to Tass news agency. About 1.5 million furs would be offered from 28 differentAFP - 52 words
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236 1982-07-20 4 JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto has ordered all government officials to attend special courses on the "latent communist danger" as part of efforts to raise national vigilance. The courses, to be organised by the powerful Peace Restoration Command (Kopkamtib), the Internal Security Organisation set upAFP - 236 words
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Article218 1982-07-20 4 From Pago On* to have been tied to rainy season tactics and amounted to a mere troop rotation. A well-placed Thai source said the Vietnamese units reported to have been withdrawn had been in Cambodia for np to three years. He said other units had beenAFP - 218 words
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WORLD BRIEFS
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Article68 1982-07-20 4 A DECLINE in Opec oil output stopped during April and production has since climbed steadily, the New York trade newsletter. Petroleum Intelligence Weekly said yesterday. The newsletter said output by Opec (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries) slumped to 16.3 million barrels daily in April but revivedReuter - 68 words
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Article79 1982-07-20 4 CHINA HAS warned new American Secretary of State George Shultz that the Reagan administration would sabotage Sino-US relations if it bowed to pressure from Washington's pro-Taiwan lobby. In the first detailed official reaction to his appointment, the Communist Party newspaper People's Daily on Sunday accused Mr ShultzReuter - 79 words
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Article72 1982-07-20 4 NINE COMMUNIST guerillas and seven members of the Thai security forces have been killed in the past three weeks in a campaign on Thailand's southern border with Malaysia, Thai army sources said in Betong yesterday. They said the operation involved about 4,000 troops backed by helicopterReuter - 72 words
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Article90 1982-07-20 4 THAILAND SHOULD cut down the number of its official groups visiting China to demonstrate its foreign-policy independence. Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces Gen Saiyud Kerdphol told the Nation Review newspaper in an interview published in Bangkok yesterday. He said Thailand had been sending "too many"AFP - 90 words
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Article79 1982-07-20 4 THE EUROPEAN Community has reported "no deal and no progress" in trade disputes with the United States but said there were plans for further high-level talks with Washington. European Commission vice-president Wijhelm Hafferkamp told a meeting of community foreign ministers in Brussels yesterday that talks betweenReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration179 1982-07-20 5 Trudeau to resign soon, say sources OTTAWA, Mon. Political observers here say Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau will announce his resignation soon perhaps even this month a* that the ruling Liberal Party, due to meet next month to hammer oat policy matton, can rhooee a successor. In recent months, the observersNYT - 179 words
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292 1982-07-20 5 WASHINGTON, Monday THE US armed forces have quietly begun to rebuild a capability for guerilla operations, sabotage, clandestine assault and other forms of unconventional warfare, according to Reagan administration officials and military officers. The Joint Chiefs of Staff, under instructions from Defence Secretary CasparNYT - 292 words
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Article, Illustration48 1982-07-20 5 THE new-generation aircraft Industry soared to its latest heights of achievement when Lockheed-Georgia recently displayed this sketch of a multibody single wing Jet. The aircraft could be cheaper than many transport aircraft In use today, said Lockheed-Georgia executive Mr J.W. Moore. UPI picture.UPI - 48 words
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334 1982-07-20 5 Mysterious illness kills 184 so far WASHINGTON, Tues. A mysterious ailment, so new it has no name, has killed at least 184 people in the past year. United States health authorities say both the incidence of the disease and the categories of its victims are increasing at an alarming rate.AFP - 334 words
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166 1982-07-20 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. The Reagan administration has secretly approved the export to Argentina of a computerised control system considered critical in the development of nuclear weapons. The Washington Post reported that Energy Secretary James Edwards had approved export of the device in166 words
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352 1982-07-20 6 LONDON, Monday BRITAIN was hit by another nationwide strike today before it could get over the trauma of a 15-day walkout by railway workers who are now returning to their jobs. The country's nearly one million public health workers, began a three-day strikeReuter; AP; UPI - 352 words
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Article, Illustration244 1982-07-20 6 Security leaks at top secret centre: MPs want to query Thatcher LONDON, Mon. Members of Parliament demanded an emergency debate today to near an explanation from Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher about reports of a disastrous breach of security at a major top secret communications centre. A taxi-driver and the onlyUPI - 244 words
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Article110 1982-07-20 6 Swamps slowing work on pipeline MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet engineers have laid the first 300 km of the eastwest gas pipeline, but swamps are slowing work, the newspaper Izvestia said yesterday. It suggested that scorching Siberian temperatures were also slowing progress on the 4,500--km project to feed Soviet gas to severalReuter - 110 words
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228 1982-07-20 6 Bombing sparks off fear of triad gang war LONDON, Mon. Scotland Yard is worried a new Chinese triad gang war could be triggered by a fire bombing that killed seven men in an illegal gambling den here yesterday. Police have issued a nationwide alert for two or possibly more ChineseUPI - 228 words
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Article148 1982-07-20 6 LONDON, Mon. The French government is likely to inform Britain that it intends to scrap the Anglo-French Concorde supersonic airliner when ministers from both countries meet to discuss the future of the plane next autumn, The Times of London reported here yesterday. "A remarkable reversalAFP - 148 words
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291 1982-07-20 7 A $1,500 prize can be won by the student, housewife, factory operator or anyone interested in thinking up and designing a poster on such concepts as teamwork, pride at work, better communication and good work attitudes. The competition is organised by the National291 words
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121 1982-07-20 7 Ministries can now advertise for workers PERMANENT Secretaries may now advertise for daily-rated staff and Division Four officers instead of relying on the Labour Ministry's employment service to fill vacancies. This took effect from last Friday. A recent Finance Ministry circular said that job vacancy notices could be put up121 words
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Article, Illustration511 1982-07-20 7 THE Singapore Armed Forces have stepped in to avert what may well have become a crisis at the blood bank. There is now enough blood at the bank for all operations to go on. Dr Ong Yong Wan. director of the Blood511 words
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232 1982-07-20 7 Govt invests $2.5 m to give workers training with robots THE government has begun laying the groundwork for the widescale introduction of industrial robots here. In the first of what is expected to be a series of moves, the Ministry of Trade and Industry will spend $2.5 million on one232 words
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Transport round-up
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138 1982-07-20 7 THE $1 surcharge on taxi rides from the Central Business District during the evening peak hours on week days and from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturdays, will be implemented on Octl. An increased surcharge of $1 for taking any radiophone138 words
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74 1982-07-20 7 SINGAPORE Bus Service's attempt to provide its drivers with air-conditioned comfort has run into problems. The pilot project in which air-conditioners were installed in the driver's cabins of two buses in the middle of last year, has shown three snags: Higher fuel consumption, higher74 words
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Article102 1982-07-20 7 THE Registry of Vehicles is conducting a survey of school bus services to find out whether there are enough school buses to meet the changing demand for them caused by an increase in extra-curricular activities. An ROY official said yesterday that circulars and questionnaires have102 words
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111 1982-07-20 7 DR CHAU SIX TING, MP for Thomson, has been appointed chairman of the Taxi Advisory Committee. Dr Chan takes over from Dr Lao Teik Soon, MP for Serangoon Gardens, who has been its chairman since it was formed in 1978. Set up to help111 words
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Article, Illustration1075 1982-07-20 9 Folly of doctor-hopping patients President THERE are some Singaporeans so convinced that they require a surgical operation, despite medical opinion to the contrary, that they will doctor-hop until they find one willing to operate on them. Then there are also surgeons who recommend operations too readily just so they can1,075 words
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Article330 1982-07-20 9 THE ISth SingaporeMalaysia Congress of Medicine started off with much aplomb when a capacity crowd of about SSI doctors from IS countries attended the opening ceremony last night. The five-day congress which also marks the 25th year of Singapore's Academy of Medicine is probably the biggest330 words
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Article190 1982-07-20 9 EVELYN NG - EVELYN NG By Our Social Services correspondent The Singapore Association for the Deaf is making new efforts to ensure that deaf children able to cope with normal schooling be given a chance to do so. Deaf children now attending the association's pre-school and others190 words
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Article172 1982-07-20 9 THE price of Japanese dried mushrooms exported to Singapore has risen by 10 per cent this year, the president of the Japan Musnroom Sale Association, Mr Shinjiro Isogawa, said yesterday. It increased from (2,184 last year to $2,392 per 60.5 kg now. But in Japan, the price172 words
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357 1982-07-20 9 Ex-salesmen-get help from their old firm TWELVE years ago, Olivetti (Singapore) Pte Ltd hired Mr Victor Loh a> a salesman. Yesterday, It gave Mr Loh and four other executives the opportunity' to start their own business selling Olivetti typewriters, calculators and copiers. They will own and ran five Olivetti Centres,357 words
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Article88 1982-07-20 9 Questions for Parliament THE MP for Boon Teck, Mr Liew Kok Pun, will ask the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, whether the Housing Board has studied the possibility of using machines to clean the common corridors of flats when Parliament sits on July 27. He also wants88 words
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Article154 1982-07-20 10 Money on show in museum stolen KUALA 1.l Ml it, Mon. All the Malaysian, Singapore and Brnnei currencies of various denominations on dlsBay at the National useum have vanished, puzzling the police and museum officials. Police Inspected every nook and corner of the museum to look for signs of aNST - 154 words
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Article286 1982-07-20 10 Acid rain falls in Klang KUALA LUMPUR, Monday ACID rain that can cause baldness and skin disorders is falling in the Kiang Valley, Kuala Lumpur's industrial zone, sources in the Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment have disclosed. According to them, the high level of air pollution in theNST - 286 words
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Article, Illustration53 1982-07-20 10 61 have the feeling that there Is a great deal of insensltlvlty or even a great deal of ignorance abont Malaysia in Wellington. I think for some officials, maybe, Malaysia doesn't exist at all. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad on the state of relations between Malaysia and53 words
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356 1982-07-20 10 State-owned firm that's losing money to be shut down JOHORE BARU, Mon. Johore Tenggara Orchid Sdn Bhd, the Kejora subsidiary ordered by Deputy Premier Datuk Musa Hitam last August to buck up within six months, will be shut down for failing to recuperate. Sources said lack of expertise and marketingNST - 356 words
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Article53 1982-07-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Pakistan is prepared to help Malaysia set up its first Islamic bank. Pakistani ambassador to Malaysia Syed Abid Ali Bilp-ami told reporters yesterday He said he had discussed the matter with the Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Anwar Ibrahim, lateAP - 53 words
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Article48 1982-07-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A music lover who stole about $5,400 worth of sound equip ment from three mosques in Seremban was jailed for three years and ordered to be given three strokes of the cane, the Star newspaper reported today. Ahmad Othman, 31, pleaded guilty. AFP.AFP - 48 words
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254 1982-07-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A local hotel, prone to lift breakdowns, had its worst experience yesterday when one of its lifts crashed 30 metres to the basement floor after its cable snapped. There was no one in the lift. A group of 12NST - 254 words
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Article54 1982-07-20 10 KUCHINC, Mon. The death of 2nd-I.t Sugudev was the air force's first incident of death allegedly through ragging, the Defence Ministry saia. Deputy Defence Minister Abang Abu Bakar bin Datuk Bandar Abang Haji Mustapha was reacting to newspaper reports which he said made ragging incidents appearNST - 54 words
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Miscellaneous175 1982-07-20 10 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp tN* JKSSS. YOU'RE MERE &HD BEFORE WE GO I>A NOT SURE THE I'LL TAKE I T BEOOSEOFTHeHGMT^' 0 ANY FURTWEP I'M CLERK CAM HAAXE 1 OUT IM COfJTEfcAPT/ y ATKELLV'S t Tjou/^ 1 CHA»&U4<3>OUi3OO CHAtJSe OF THIS > <^>\ LASTMlSfrr^^^^if^, S FOf?175 words
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287 1982-07-20 11 Fee for art gallery may be increased SO POPULAR is the National Museum art gallery among exhibiting artists that the authorities are thinking of increasing hire charges. The gallery is heavily booked, but Singapore's two other government-run exhibition nails at Victoria Theatre and Singapore Conference Hall are considered under-used by287 words
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Article56 1982-07-20 11 THE annual Hari Raya Puasa mass prayers will be held at the Toa Payoh Sports Complex on Thursday at 9 a.m. The prayers, organised by Muhammadiyah Singapore, will be led by the president of the society, Haii Abdul Rahman Harun. All Muslims are invited. A special praying56 words
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Article, Illustration289 1982-07-20 11 What every bride-to-be dreams of.. THE bride who wears this Parisian sown, modelled by Jessie Ng, 22, will have a heart as big as she will be a vision of loveliness she will be giving to charity by baying it. It will be auctioned at a dinner and fashion show289 words
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472 1982-07-20 11 Woman and former boyfriend in property dispute AN injunction preventing a woman from selling a house which is in dispute between her and a former boyfriend, was lifted by the High Court yesterday. At the hearing, Mr Ronnie Quek, for Mr Leong Sze472 words
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361 1982-07-20 11 SINGAPOREANS watching popular Hongkong and Japanese-produced drama serials dubbed into Mandarin are not only enjoying them in a different tongue but also improving their mastery of the language. Though viewers may be unaware of it, the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), which361 words
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Article37 1982-07-20 11 A 30-MINUTE fire damaged six shops in Bedok North Industrial Park yesterday morning. Firemen from two fire engines put out the blaze which was first seen by a newspaper vendor at about 5 a.m.37 words
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87 1982-07-20 11 CERTAIN parts of Singapore were without electricity yesterday afternoon after the Senoko power station in Sembawang developed a technical fault. A Public Utilities Board spokesman said parts of the eastern, western and central sectors were affected as the Jurong Industrial, Siglap, Jalan Bahar and87 words
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Article21 1982-07-20 11 THE Istana grounds will be open on Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. for Hari Raya Puasa.21 words
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92 1982-07-20 11 Tell-tale sweaters and wasted energy IF YOU wear a jumper at work, it means that your office is too cold and is wasting energy on airconditioning. After 111 recent visits and spot checks on factories, hotels, shopping complexes and offices, the Public Utilities Board concluded that many airconditioners were adjusted92 words
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Advertisement266 1982-07-20 11 \/(ecent(jdmen wJ f v f Condominium 2~ri West Coast Road I I L/ rWIC6 Combining the r> j i J J delights of suburban 7 Suburban Home "Sfifft.^ 1 Jurong and Orchard Road at Wltrllfl THWUteSKeQer* Garden Condominium. A plush housing complex f.l /^'j. with all the privacy you Ot266 words
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Advertisement561 1982-07-20 11 r I Hie k i But it has! Andanother vehicle is stolen "II ?Mjl Trouble is, people think it will ne\n hap|xn to them. ■I HiIIIIIIBHH And that's when it does. idStßt Kf te Wli.it .i pity. Because vehi* leihefi tan heeasilx IBi^' mtn Xi! f P" A( tr( X561 words
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Article, Illustration676 1982-07-20 12 ROMEO PAJARILLO - ROMEO PA JARILLO B) THE police force is moving rapidly ahead with its plans to introduce the Neighbourhood Police Posts system, which stresses close police-com-munity rapport to combat crime. A pilot project will start in Toa Payoh next July. In the676 words
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233 1982-07-20 12 on the island knows each other and this has made my job easier. "If a stranger turns up on the island, I am told immediately and I check on him at once." He patrols the island and carries out almost every conceivable233 words
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Advertisement355 1982-07-20 12 New Mathers; Yxi'll never find a softer, better pad for post-natal use Southalls materniry pads are Recommended and used in designed especially for use after materniry hospitals, Southalls mater childbirth to give you total comfort nity pads are the softest, most comat the time you need it most. fortable napkins355 words
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254 1982-07-20 13 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN Teaching any level from pre-primary to lower secondary By Our Education reporter A NEW broad-based yet specialised training programme for non-gradu-ate teachers is now under way at the Institute of Education. Essentially, the programme aims at giving student teachers the general training they254 words
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Article, Illustration587 1982-07-20 13 MAUREEN CHUA - MAUREEN CHUA By INDUSTRIALIST Jack Chia and three others are being sued for about $9 million for allegedly breaching a lease and joint venture agreement with a timber-exporting company and two others in 1977/78. Mr Michael Sherrard, QC, assisted by587 words
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63 1982-07-20 13 Police recover goods worth $5,000 POLICE have seized about $5,000 worth of jewellery and watches following the arrest of seven youths recently. The items are believed to have been robbed from victims in City Plaza, Plaza Singa pura, Park Lane Centre, Golden Mile Shopping Centre and Textile Centre. Robbery victims63 words
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Article52 1982-07-20 13 FTV'E educationists will speak at a seminar in Chinese about their experiences of teaching Confucianiihi in Chung Cheng High School The one-day seminar, organised by the alumni of the school and the Nanyang Siang Pau, will be held at the Chinese newspaper's auditorium on July 31 at52 words
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Article290 1982-07-20 13 More people want to be teachers TEACHING Is becoming more popular. Thio month, 832 Joined the Institute of Education a« trainee teachers. This Is 27S more than the intake last July. Both the number of graduate and nonKraduate trainee teachers have gene up. And while the number of graduates In290 words
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Article, Illustration298 1982-07-20 13 Civility forestalls offence. Civility costs nothing. Men are never affronted by courtesy. Chinese proverb SINGA, the torchbearer of the courtesy drive, has fallen victim to a vandal the first such report since the charming mascot appeared. A man rang Hotline yesterday to complain that298 words
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Advertisement36 1982-07-20 13 NOVIBRA will solve your vibration problems when installed on your injection moulding machines and other machineries YOU CAN GET IT AT GVS TRADING private limited 34 Gul Avenue, Singapore 2262 Tel: 268 7018 OR 265 551136 words
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Advertisement326 1982-07-20 13 HILLVIEW INDUSTRIAL ESTATE (PHASE 2) A Development By DBS Land. TERRACE FACTORIES FOR SALE Hillview Industrial Estate is situated on an 3.2-hectare projecting beams to facilitate installations of hoist site at Hillview Avenue adjoining the Cycle Carriage for the lifting of materials up to 1 .5 tons at any one326 words
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Article513 1982-07-20 14 The Straits Times says I It's a matter of life and death THE doctors calling on the Ministry of Health to make public its stand on the question of brain death have a case. Although there is no doubt among doctors that a person is dead when his brain is513 words
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Article, Illustration1438 1982-07-20 14 The American dilemma trying to do everything for everybody THE election of 1980 marked the rejection of a whole system of ideas that dominated American life ever since early 1960. The basis of all those ideas was high promises to everybody promises to save the cities, promises1,438 words
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Article44 1982-07-20 14 Theodore White is one of America's most distinguished political writers. His series of books on The Making of the President has shaped the campaign coverage of a generation of journalists. His many awards include the IM2 Pulitzer Prise for general non-fiction.44 words
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698 1982-07-20 14 SEXMOAN (Philippines) Residents of the Ashing town of Sexmoan, which one municipal official calls a "baby factory," are relying on "the knot" to solve their population problem. They have heard of the pill bnt say It has too many side effects. The condom is698 words
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684 1982-07-20 14 AJIT BHATTACHARJEA - AJIT BHATTACHARJEA By Writing for The Straits Times NEW DELHI After seeing her nominee for the presidential office, Mr Zail Singh, safely sworn in, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi leaves for the United States next Tuesday on a trip that is creating considerable interest and684 words
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Advertisement17 1982-07-20 14 I <^S® TIT US 1 Swiss-made mmp**^^ Today s watchword 6| B in modern timekeeping. H NG2IO9A17 words
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Advertisement276 1982-07-20 14 THREADING MACHINES THE TOUGH ONES' j RIDGID QUALITY AT A SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICE Ridgid 300 Threading Machine is I I] i highly versatile and compact. Able to thread both pipe and bolts in many different standards, I including metric. f w M+ A highly portable low-cost, /^ir^nM I complete pipe276 words
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Letter, Illustration171 1982-07-20 15 Improve library's catalogue section COULD the National Library do something about the congested situation of its card catalogue in the reference section? I was trying to browse through class number ffii recently but gave up within seconds as I could not read beyond the second line of each card. In171 words
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Letter42 1982-07-20 15 WOULD SBC please repeat the Quangzhou operas performed by the Quandong Opera Troupe in the 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. weekday slot, which is now being used for repeats of Mandarin serials and Mandarin feature films. OPKRA FAN Singapore 195542 words
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Letter35 1982-07-20 15 THE Mandarin Housewife Matinee telecast every Friday afternoon is rather boring. I have lost count of the number of repeat shows. Besides, the films shown are generally very old. BORED VIKWKR Singapore *51235 words
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72 1982-07-20 15 ON JULY 9, shortly before lunch time, I went to the POSB at Maxwell Road to withdraw some money. When I reached my office I realised thai I had lost my identity card. A few days later, I opened my letter-box and was very glad72 words
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Letter233 1982-07-20 15 PLEASE refer to the letter captioned "How about something new?" (ST, July 1). We wish to clarify. The supply of good musicals has been diminishing over the years because of the very high production costs. Many of the popular series have, as a result, either233 words
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107 1982-07-20 15 I REFER to your report "POSB to levy charges on firms using salary scheme" (ST, July 15). A similar approach is seen in the POSB's decision to impose a $2 service charge on cheques that are bad. All my protests have only107 words
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225 1982-07-20 15 Hawkers were greeted by unsmiling staff WHEN I first stepped into the Ministry of Environment in Alexandra Road to pay for my hawker's licence, I thought I had entered a mortuary by mistake. The staff were so unsmiling you would think for them the world had come to an end.225 words
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Letter67 1982-07-20 15 Cabbies kept giving excuses NTUC Comfort should do something about its choosy taxi drivers. Recently, I was at the Singapore General Hospital with my mother and tried to hail a taxi. Several, all NTUC Comfort. immediately gave excuses once they heard we wanted to go to Woodlands. One had the67 words
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136 1982-07-20 15 Another idea for a more gracious living "GARDEN in the sky" by P. Ong (ST, July 2) has spurred me to put forward another idea on making better utilisation of limited space in HDB blocks. The new-generation four-room flats have very wide ledges on the front of the block at136 words
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54 1982-07-20 15 COULD the HDB please explain why an applicant who qualified for the multi-tier housing scheme and was allocated a new registration number that gave them a three-year head start had to wait for a twomonth freeze period before they are eligible for inclusion for54 words
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124 1982-07-20 15 New rule allows little reasoning I REFER to your report "Fixed fines for traffic offenders" (ST, July 7). I am against the new rigid rule that mitigating factors can only be presented to the officer on the spot. A motorist who is arbitrarily booked by an overzealous police officer will124 words
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104 1982-07-20 15 Polic van parked at illegal spot 1 READ in the newspapers that the Traffic Police will be stepping up action against illegal parking. They should first make sure they do not break the law themselves. In midJuly, I saw a police van parked illegally on Upper Serangoon Road where there104 words
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251 1982-07-20 15 ON JUNE 17, at about 11.15 a.m. I was driving along Commonwealth Avenue West/Boon Lay Way on the outermost lane towards Jurong. The speed limits for these roads are 50 km h and 70 km/h respectively. I was travelling at the maximum speed251 words
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Letter124 1982-07-20 15 RECENTLY, I passed through the CBD zone at Rochor Road without a ticket as I had been unable to find a booth to buy one. Then I turned into Beach Road to purchase the ticket and returned to the same zone again to show it to the police124 words
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Letter78 1982-07-20 15 I REFER to "How can a police car not be insured?" (ST. July 13). In late March, I was involved in a traffic accident with a truck owned by the Environment Ministry. As with the police car, it was not insured. Subsequently, I sent a registered78 words
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Letter61 1982-07-20 15 YEARS ago, I was found guilty of making a false declaration on a legal document. Since then, I have not been able to hold on to any job for long without my past record resurfacing, and my employment being terminated. Surely one small past mistake should not61 words
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Letter81 1982-07-20 15 MOST people who committed a petty crime long ago will probably never repeat the offence. Hence I hope that the government will allow those ex-criminals who committed petty crimes say 10 years ago to have their names re- moved from the CID criminal record as81 words
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Article, Illustration913 1982-07-20 16 GWYNNE DYER - GWYNNE DYER By Of course poli- tics at the UN is a cynical and shabby business of swapping interests and making deals, with the powerless and the unpopular getting the filthy end of the stick most of the time. Human politics anywhere913 words
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Article590 1982-07-20 16 Weak chinks in Soviet armoury NEW YORK A study of the Soviet armed forces has found that racial prejudices in the Soviet military have led to violent conflicts and to discrimination against minorities. These conclusions are in a Rand Corporation publication, The Ethnic Factor in the Soviet Armed Forces, writtenNYT - 590 words
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Article92 1982-07-20 17 PROMET Bhd has announced that the construction of its Mslso million building project in Kota Kinabalu will not begin until the end of this year. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 1985. Profits will accrue to its 75 per cent owned subsidiary, Promet92 words
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Article27 1982-07-20 17 THE Industrial and Commercial Bank has announced that the beneficial foreign ownership of its issued capital stood at 3.57 per cent as at June 30.27 words
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Article39 1982-07-20 17 GLENEALY Plantations (Malaya) Bhd has reported an 11 per cent drop in net profits to MJ4.B million for the year ended June 30, 1932. It has also announced a final dividend of 5 per cent less tax.39 words
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Article43 1982-07-20 17 THE Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation will cut its prime lending rate by a quarter point to 10.75 per cent today. Yesterday, the First National Bank of Chicago reduced its rate by half a percentage point to 11 per cent.43 words
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Article53 1982-07-20 17 SETTSU Paperboard Mfg Co has appointed its former managing director, Mr Ken Kumamata, as its senior managing director from July 1 this year. Another managing director, Mr V Matsumoto, has become a director. Three former directors, Messers T Kamata, K Utsumi and K Shinagawa, have assumed the ranks53 words
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Article101 1982-07-20 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's national oil corporation Petronas is to go ahead with the construction of a second oil refinery in Malacca, Bernama News Agency reported today. Petronas, which is already in the process of constructing its first refinery in the state of Trengganu, announced that in viewAFP - 101 words
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Article78 1982-07-20 17 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia has become the world's largest exporter of cinnamon, the economic weekly Business News reported today. Indonesia expects to raise its cinnamon exports to 13,000 tonnes this year from 12,000 tonnes last year. The export rise was mainly from the special handling of the cinnamon saleAFP - 78 words
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Article68 1982-07-20 17 TOKYO, Mon. Sharp Corp of Japan and Olivetti of Italy have agreed jointly to develop and produce high-speed copying machines, it was announced today. Under the agreement. Sharp would provide its semiconductor techniques and Olivetti knowhow on office machines systems. Sharp would also produce medium-speed and high-speed facsimileAFP - 68 words
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Article70 1982-07-20 17 LONDON, Mon. The Bank of England highlighted the prospect of a further half point cut in British bank base rates in the near future in its money market operations today, money market sources said. The bank cut one-eighth of a point off its three-month bank bill dealingReuter - 70 words
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Article69 1982-07-20 17 LONDON, Mon. As the International Whaling Commission starts week-long discussions in Brighton today, fears are being voiced that Japan and other whaling nations may leave the body if too much pressure is put on curtailing their activities. Japan has refused to supply data essential to checking sperm andAFP - 69 words
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373 1982-07-20 17 Amex bank plans to set up financial supermarket AMERICAN Express International Banking Corporation (AEIBC) plans to introduce "financial supermarket" services in Singapore and the region in the next few years, said Mr Steven Ong Kay Eng, the newly appointed head of the Singapore branch of the bank. He explained that373 words
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Article240 1982-07-20 17 BERJAYA Kawat Bhd, true to its own forecast, has suffered a sharp drop in earnings for the year ended April 30, 1982. The wire and cable manufacturer recorded group pretax profits of only MJ341J06 against the forecast figure of M 5300,000 made in February this year240 words
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491 1982-07-20 17 ROME. Mon. The major Italian chemical producers. Montedison. ENI and Enoxy, have reached basic agreement on a major exchange of chemical plants. An important result will be to turn Enoxy, a joint venture between the stateowned ENI and the American group OccidentalFT - 491 words
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451 1982-07-20 17 MINORITY shareholders of Veneer Products yesterday expressed surprise and relief at the lastminute decision by the board of directors to call off a highly publicised and controversial proposal to acquire a company and a few properties in Merlin Plaza. Shareholders said it was "most unexpected"451 words
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434 1982-07-20 17 ORANGE Computer Products Singapore, the local subsidiary of Sord Computer Systems Inc of Japan, will produce $1 million worth of microcomputers every month in its first year of operation. Next month, it will send seven engineers to Japan for six to 12434 words
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304 1982-07-20 17 Protest against Indonesian shipping policy JAKARTA, Mon. Ten European members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development are making a joint protest to Indonesia about a new policy requiring all ~-"»nt car- -•g gOve..^ goes to be shipped in Indonesian vessels, diplomatic sources said today. A note to beReuter - 304 words
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Article25 1982-07-20 17 ndnstrtals Up 9 Down 61 one! 13 Inance 10 4 [otels toperties lantations 1 5 7 3 5 2 Uning teb/Loans 3 3 125 words
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Article53 1982-07-20 17 Ml Khd Ind M I -2 -14 -18 C*C Km* (iuthrir Bhd NBT -5 -10 CCM PAN Haw Par Nat Iron -5 -2 (old SUraur (■rntlnijs lnrhrapr Bhd PMC J 11 -8 -3 Perils Plant SembSfclp Sap Carp -4 ■2 Prlma Slmc Darby TlmcaPib -2 1053 words
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Article445 1982-07-20 17 SINGAPORE: Prices eased over a broad front In quiet trading yesterday, on continued lack of buying support and some stop-loss selling. Among industrials and finances, Esso and Keppel lost II cents each to $5.85 and «.M respectively while Pegi lost 7 cents to $2.11445 words
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Article55 1982-07-20 17 I l.roag Credit Ir.lion il E lelangor DrrdK '•■i tilt- Corp *TC rraetor* lunlop Ind iigh Low Ipore Land long Leone Ind teppel Ship -minus 400 420 695 320 170 472 304 380 200 282 650 585 520 360 312 -4(i -X U ■X) -18 •H -14 -14 -1155 words
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Article16 1982-07-20 17 Sugars imn Pub tnrrr Prod Irnrral Corp 990 MO 187 302 20 10 9 416 words
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Article26 1982-07-20 17 OCBC 249.000 C A C 222.000 Promet 190,000 M U I 116.000 Faber Merlin 114.000 Total turnover: 3.37 m Total value: $10. 40 m26 words
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Article39 1982-07-20 17 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC: CFC In, I July lb Juiy is *****0 ***** 675.86 6692 *****3 1633.11 *****8 1059.01 ***** 598.71 2599K 259.X ***** 848» 610.61 6036:39 words
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Article2332 1982-07-20 18 INDUBTKIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'« Net 1082 La«« Div P/E Vol Day* High Low Company Sale +or- COOO) Huh Low 350 247 Acma 280xd -2 217 271 3 280 Alcom 115 3 7 95.8 233 166 Allied Choc 186 -2 7.0 14 9 1 188 308 246 BAT 2532,332 words
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Article99 1982-07-20 18 THE stock market ended mixed yesterday, with the commercial industrial index down 0.380 to 89.170. mining was up 1 810 at 879.230 and oils were lower by 0.025 at 2.142 Turnover rose sharply to 34 million pesos against last Fridays 10 million pesos, dealers said. hM icoj* Mining LDCloPhU99 words
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Article378 1982-07-20 18 THE KUALA Lumpur stock market was hit by another fresh round of selling yesterday, depressing share prices across the board and setting new lows for the year. Total turnover went up significantly by a huge block of snares traded in Malayan Banking 1.7 million units of378 words
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Article1615 1982-07-20 18 BID and offer nrlcca offlcUUy lined and buslneai In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange y«terday. with the number of aharea traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unlam otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aeam (3.205) •f (2.908 3.085) Aiesai (1.08S) (17) 1.06 (2) 1.07 Aim1,615 words
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Article1000 1982-07-20 18 'BID and ofler price* officially UMted and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yes(erday with the number of share* traded shown In brackets in Ms of 1.000 units unless otherwise -perilled. All Tiroes SefUement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett" Big Board deal1,000 words
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Article268 1982-07-20 18 STOCKS closed mixed on uncertainties over developments in Hongkong's political future and local interest rate movements yesterday, brokers said. Volume was limited, while the Hang Seng index closed off 5.23 points at 1295.75. tff^.1.1^ HOUU 5 90 3wnan In«M 1« -0 (OS 15J0 -OJ minaLubt 1SJ0 -0.1 HotSt >»268 words
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Article333 1982-07-20 18 SHARE prices ended firmer yesterday, aided by a belief that the lower than expected US weekly money supply growth announced on Friday would aid prospects for further easing in US inter -st rates, brokers said. Closing middle prices of selected stocks were: Cant* L C. L 1XJ unch L«L333 words
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Article149 1982-07-20 18 PRICES closed basically steady in slow trading yesterday, dealers said. The Book Cub index dropped 0.22 points to 93.74 on a turnover of 9.6 million baht. Bangkok Bank lost two baht to 206 and Siam Cement gained one to 200 baht. First Trust. Saha Union and Ao Kham Thai149 words
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Article369 1982-07-20 19 SHARE prices closed sharply higher yesterday. The Dow Jones average rose 61.91 to 7237.80 points, but turnover was a light 210 million shares. The New index gained 4.54 points at 535 79 Sentiment was encouraged by lower US interest rates and the yen's upturn against the US dollar in369 words
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Article24 1982-07-20 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is 11.85 per cent.24 words
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Article607 1982-07-20 19 THE LONDON stock market was firm in active trading yesterday, dealers said The Financial Times index at 3pm was up 11.5 points at 568.2. Prices of both equities and government bonds were firm from the outset after the ending of the UK rail strike and the rise in US607 words
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Article33 1982-07-20 19 H K HANG SENG Monday 1206.75 Friday *****8 Week Ago 1293 08 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 6113 Friday 610.7 Week Ago 613.1 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 458 2 Friday 453.8 Week Ago 455.033 words
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Article193 1982-07-20 18 SINGAPORE I SIT TRUST (Maaagen' prlrea f.r Jaly M) The Commerce 2.86 2.80 The Savingi Fund 1.52 1.80 Spore Prog Fund 1.20 1.26 Spore Sec Fund 1.84 1 93 Spore Invest Fund 0.98 1.03xd Spore Equity Fund 1.15 1.21 ASIA IMI TRUST (Maaagen- price* f.r Jaly 18) Mai193 words
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Article523 1982-07-20 18 Sealion (1)420 Shangri-La (5.508 5.908) PROPERTIES B Raya (1.698 1.708) (1) 1.73 (3) 1.72 (4) 1.69 (1) 1.71 (1) 1.68 (10) 170 SETT (1.896) BSembawang (2)3.96CD C Properties (4.206) City Dcv (2028 2.048) (11) 208 (3) 2.09 (1) 2.07 (7) 2 08 (9) 2.06 (6) 205 (1)2.03 (7) 2.O4SETT523 words
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644 1982-07-20 18 SINGAPORE Investors yesterday continued to Ignore Last week's rally on Wail Street which Is expected to persist this week. Shares, consequently, drifted lower throughout the day la very quiet trading. Selected Malaysian-based counters again bore the brunt of yesterday's selling as Investors' confidence was644 words
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Article31 1982-07-20 18 Industrials Up 2 Down 72 and 5 Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins robbers fi robbers 1 1 5 1 6 2 7 12 1 1 2 Deb/ Loans31 words
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Article424 1982-07-20 19 PRICEIS in the Singapore rubber market closed easier yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 178.00 cents per kilo, down 1.75 cents on last Friday's close, dealers said. Prices lost some 1.25 cents during quiet morning trading on lower London advices and on some nearby and forward selling.424 words
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Article96 1982-07-20 19 NOON SSR .1 SMR prioM ywur rimr HAS SSR 20 S-.K MKELB SMRCV SMRL sMK SMRGP SMR 10 SMR2O SMR 50 v ion palbtl (1 ton paltott II u»|mUh) i i urn ptlltt .1 U.np«ll«U (1 U.n pjkli II tonp^leu (l.Mpdkt) II 100 p«lkli Au(u>t (Corrr.t Mtk)96 words
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Article32 1982-07-20 19 Rubber: July 19 Singapore: Aug: 178.00 cents (down 1.75 cents) Malaysia: Aug: 199.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 476 tonnes (up 294 tonnes)32 words
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Article152 1982-07-20 19 THE KHOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $24,400 and closed at $24,285 yesterday In the Far East, gold opened at *****250 ***** and was traded quietly down to $351 50 352.00 by lunch time before closing at $***** 352 00 Gold was fixed at US$35O 00152 words
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Article27 1982-07-20 19 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 294 tonnes to 476 tonnes.27 words
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Article136 1982-07-20 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon olowlng price* per 1M kg yesterday. Oraait «U: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112 .00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. C4>pr»: Mixed (loose) $54.00 buyers. Pepper: M unt ok white pepper fob AsU NLW $317.50 sellers,136 words
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Article215 1982-07-20 19 THE US/Sing dollar opened at J2.1340 70 and was traded to a low n( C 1300 00 before being taken to a high of $2.1390 00. and finally closing at $***** 90 in quiet trading in the Singapore forex market yesterday. The US dollar against major currencies215 words
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Article351 1982-07-20 19 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 19: US DoUars(Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 13* 13 1 month 13 A 13 2 months 14* 14 3 months 14H 14* 6 months 14H 14* 0 months 14 11/1614 0/18 12 months 14 11/1614 0/16 Dan. SwJ'n.351 words
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Article43 1982-07-20 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on July 19: Overnight: fH Call deposits: 4">i Cmmbj Buyiag Stlliaf 3-month Treasury bills 3H 3* 3-month Bank bills 811/16 8 0/16 3 months CD 8* 8* 6 months CD 815/16 813/16 Satuwe: Nitliail Mseeaat43 words
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Article31 1982-07-20 19 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July IS: Offer Bid Overnight 10 9* 1 month 8 7* 2 months 8* 8* 3 months 8* 8 Overnight mode 7.31 words
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Article199 1982-07-20 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market ruled easier on continued selling interest in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. In July, north fell $5 to MJ69O a tonne and south (ell $8.50 to $699. August saw south fell $12.50 to $695. central $22.50 to $680 and199 words
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Advertisement190 1982-07-20 17 I tMw H^F bW*"""~"-9 9 B^T ii Hj H bJb' Uw b^b^b^bl w jj fix Cjß > '^m bJT b^b^bb^LZ^H "a ■*■>» lwohj Have you totalled up the cost of working in the CBD lately? Working in the CBD is becoming increasingly expensive. Not just because those monthly CBD stickers190 words
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Advertisement479 1982-07-20 19 H r "J^^sl HHsaaaT BHssssssssbew. j V B^ .^SSSsI WE W^^ ssHLssssW. BSSST LssssssssssssVM -e»^^ «s^^^^ 'nMnfff^r The vital cornerstone of Singapore's Building industry JMWjj' f "Although we are the most established roofing specialist jn the industry, we still PjffLv^ need to reach out to new prospects. Through the Singapore479 words
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266 1982-07-20 20 FUSAN Fishing Net Manufacturing Bhd's plan to diversify into the more lucrative property business has still to be cleared by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee (CIC). The proposed transactions, first announced in May 1981, have, however, obtained the green light from the266 words
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528 1982-07-20 20 PALMCO Holdings Bhd has made a fresh bid for a piece of residential property in Penang following the recent objection by the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee to its acquiring the property through the issue of new shares. Palmco announced during the weekend that528 words
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431 1982-07-20 20 SYNTHETIC Resins Malaysia (SRM) has announced several changes to its proposed purchase of four pieces of land and the seven-storey Wisma Bunga Raya in Kuala Lumpur's Golden Triangle. It now proposes to acquire almost the entire equity in Development Securities Sdn Bhd (DSSB), the431 words
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118 1982-07-20 20 Perm Square handlers face mounting criticisms NEW YORK, Mon. United States bank regulators are likely to face mounting criticism for their handling of the Perm Square Bank failure in Oklahoma which brought losses amounting to over US$4OO million (SsB6o million). Preliminary hearings in Capitol Hill produced a foretaste of theFT - 118 words
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310 1982-07-20 20 No agreement on recovery, of German economy BONN, Mon. "All clear-headed experts deny that we can achieve 3 per cent real (economic) growth in 1983," a West German opposition spokesman said, in an attack on what he felt to be the government's overoptimistic economic projections. According to that definition, theFT - 310 words
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246 1982-07-20 20 UK-INCORPORATED Beradin Rubber Estates PLC (BRE), which belongs to the M P Evans stable, has spelt out in greater detail its plan to re-organise its structure to comply with the Malaysian government's New Economic Policy. In its latest letter to shareholders, BRE chairman Mr E.246 words
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283 1982-07-20 20 Pretax profits at JC-MPH down 23 pc EARNINGS of Jack ChiaMPH Ltd have been adversely affected by exchange loss, share of losses incurred by associated companies and an exceptionally high tax charge. Group pretax profits for the year ended March 31 fell 23 per cent to $8.31 million in spite283 words
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Advertisement286 1982-07-20 20 TT| SINGAPORE business MC(P) 16/12/81 VOL.6 NO 7 JULY 15, 1982 $4 MONTHLY m.' L^Wi m Jllm > 3%l J m ilm r^ V P Mm »f Him w^r ft mm mw\ A t^Jt^ i'libhihrd i>\ 1 urn--. Pcriodicah I'm. mil Limited (a mcmhrioi the Tits Otgaamwinii) @riOll IS HERE286 words
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Advertisement147 1982-07-20 20 A Mediterranean Apartment in the South Pacific for U5595,000 Up to 40% Capital Gain with Guaranteed High Rental Income. Tiare Beachfront Condominium is within a fully approved freehold international resort whicn will include a hotel, casino, 18-hole championship golf course, country club, tennis ranch, shopping plaza and marina complex. FREEHOLD147 words
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Advertisement1059 1982-07-20 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES: CLASSIFICATION TROHB I Mondoy FrKlov 900 a- 5 30 prr. r— r— CLASSIFICATION GROUP ff'*/ 00 pm for next day) Ordmery 90 cts per word iMm %1 3 50> J^(^_|^ fjßjL f\~ af\ i/Z^J tif^& II C «-^i EI C y f j^>Tvk I iJS»-^k f/&1,059 words
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Advertisement1381 1982-07-20 21 p Personal Sarvtces 1 SPECIAL OFFER! 29 Beauty Culture Just 4^ a_Ka^SS $1 r i day, you can rent any of tha uu following Hams: JtANNC A.rcon GATINEAU Refrigerator DADIC Gas/Electric cooker r»»mo Washing Machine/ Dryer provide personal and ad- I Free maintananca and n- vanced Beauty Courses We pair1,381 words
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Advertisement613 1982-07-20 21 ®f R r> y ai^ crvices HOUSE TO HOUSE TRADING 4 DECORATION CONTRACTOR 1-3 M. Blk 114 Jurong Eaat Straat 13 S4ngapora2MO Tafc ssoaooi/ saoaots HOB Ucanc* PE K2S Jurong Ltcanca: OSS We undertake works for private residences. HDB flats, office, factory ln Interior and exterior design, wallpaper, celling, furniture,613 words
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Advertisement709 1982-07-20 21 37 Aircon/Refrigerator BAN HONG ENTERPRISE rental, service, spray painting, repair, installation, general maintenance and sales of refrigerators/ alrcondltloners Tel *****7/ *****6 JOO KHENG SERVICE. Rentai. service, spray painting, repairs. Installation, general maintenance and sales of refrigerators and alrcondltloners *****68/ *****69. WE CAN SOLVE all problems of servicing, repairing/ respraylng of709 words
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Advertisement1026 1982-07-20 21 £jf Q Business To Business LATEST AUSTRALIAN DESIGN n n HYDRABEND now introduces r I/ 'J the latest A' Series Press Brakes with PATENTED NEW CT ~D features of beam deflection compensation system to con«m,onai .*pe Qbtajn precis i on bend angles m m throughtout the full length j— which1,026 words
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Advertisement1059 1982-07-20 21 £2 Q Business To Business TENTATIVE FISH FARMING REFRIGERATION COMPANY DUE company wishes to supply large u> change of trade wishes to sell quantities of live, fresh fish eft spare parts, tools and equipment Grouper. Srabasv Oolden Snap- at very low prices Interested per. Lobster. Crayfish and plruse call *****141,059 words
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Advertisement474 1982-07-20 22 ijjli Q Employment 66 .Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical .sdetfrT^Jj^sW ■ULI MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD FEMALE CLERK c ;i h O' level passes in 3 subjects which should include Kngllsh and Malh.s c Singapore citizen, age below 24 years old c Must be able to type accurately with a474 words
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Advertisement532 1982-07-20 22 UNITED ASIA REINSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. We sre an International Consortium Underwriting Reinsurance Business on a world wide basis We invite applications for the post of: UNDERWRITING CLERK c Ngee Ann Polytechnic Graduate in Insurance c Oood in Maths and English c With or without experience CLERK/ TYPIST c OCE O532 words
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Advertisement493 1982-07-20 22 Q Employment L____l TODAY'S JOB LIST A) BANK CLERK Musi have knowledge of LC B) CLERKS/TYPISTS Junior it Senior posts C) TELEPHONE OPERATORS Oood experience on PABX Permanent Jobs available Call: *****58 (Shanton Way) *****02/*****03 (Bukit Marah) *****27/*****20 (Orchard Road) 0) TRAINEE SERVICE ASSISTANT Good Credit In English Willing to493 words
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Advertisement395 1982-07-20 22 les KYODO-SHING LOONG PRINTING Invitee applications for RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Singapore Female and able to type c Completed Secondary education or equivalent c Bilingual in English and Mandarin c Able to operate PMBX switchboard and teleprinter an advantage c Experience not essential c Perform general clerical duties. Pteaee caM personalty395 words
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Advertisement417 1982-07-20 22 ill Q Employment i SIM LIM FINANCE LTD requires 1) SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT c Minimum A' level. c 81-llngual In English and Chinese c Experience In general secretarial duties c Knowledge of accounts, share registration functions and shorthand an advantage 2) TELEPHONIST CUM CLERK c OCE O' or 'A' levels. c417 words
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Advertisement530 1982-07-20 22 A Jurong Based Marine Service A Construction Company Hes An Immediate Vacancy For PERSONAL SECRETARY c Minimum OCE O' level c Secretarial Certificate with good shorthand and typing c Experience working wllh Top Management c Matured with pleasant personality, Initiative and drive c Able to commence work Immediately Interested applicants530 words
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Advertisement1090 1982-07-20 22 lIIA Q Employment i FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK CUM RECEPTIONIST Cosmetics Firm looking for female who can handle accounts Independently. TEL: *****87/ *****75 lor appointment. Judy A laaning Cosmetics Company has immediate vacancy tor CLERK/ TYPIST c GCE level, c Able to type accurately at 45 lo 50 wpm. c Age1,090 words
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Advertisement1384 1982-07-20 22 lii Q Employment I Japanese Company urgently requires MALE GENERAL CLERK c Secondary education, c Age between 21 -25 years, c Ability to type c Preferably with knowledge of Import/export c Salary between $350 lo $420 Interested applicants, plsass write with fuM resume and contact number lo: THE ADVERTISER Unit1,384 words
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Advertisement815 1982-07-20 23 Iff i Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by Established Motor Vehicle Workshop at Sin Ming Road Preferably with typing and working experience Salary $350 p m Interested please tel: *****14/ *****38 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by Engineering/Trading Company. OCE 'O p level with815 words
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Advertisement475 1982-07-20 23 1 THE REAL SELECTIONS secretary or even a housewife a great and prestigious opportunity awaits you if you d like to earn ext-a income on a part time basis An income ot above $2 000 per month is possible while you work at your own pace being part ol an475 words
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Advertisement1114 1982-07-20 23 Q Employment i A well-established Organisation distributing a wide range of publications requires 5 career mtnrted Satea Personnel to be trained as EiecutivM In our expansion programme REQUIREMENTS Singapore citizens aged 21 years and above At least OCE 'O' Level Those without this qualification but can speak fluent English/ Mandarin1,114 words
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Advertisement1423 1982-07-20 23 I International Company Requires: JUNIOR SALESMAN for selling of flexible packaging materials a Age not more than 23 years a Study up to 'A' level Science stream a Preferably 1 year experience ln selling of packaging materials or printing Ink a Willingness to travel frequently to Indonesia a Must be1,423 words
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Advertisement971 1982-07-20 23 I T I J BALE. REPRESENTATIVES RE OiMtED. Basic salary S6OO p.m Experience not necessary Training and transport provided Interested call personally to: Blk 163. 3M38. Buklt Merah Central. Spore 0315 FASMKHItaJITH REOUIRES MALE and female to Join us as direct selling agents for leather accessories. Interested parties, contact: Elizabeth.971 words
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Advertisement881 1982-07-20 23 fjjii Q Employment MEIDEN tdk Foreign power transformer manufacturing company Invites requires young Chinese Singaporeans to fill in the following Immediate u>iutcuiu/>e vacancies MAIN I CNANLE TECHNICIAN Job: QUALITY Field service and sales promotion for electronic components auto-lnsertlon machine CONTROL »'<•!>■ Ngee Ann VlTHgraduINSPECTORS Bt ln ''"ironic servicing or a881 words
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Advertisement2311 1982-07-20 24 ijjl^ 0 Efi^toymeiit aVaf j 111 Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant l j'^H^^Z Conemn technicams a^B^BBTaTaTaTa^BBTam ,EXP€R*HCEOELECTmC.AN >^f*V maQCoUP a.** r^Tabo've 25 years eouH-em. J W 111 l/l/l/f UO Must have completed a rele- Pr .f. rab lv Polytechnic 4 l|ll WW> W c^^afor: experience l"S7wd and Electronic background A2,311 words
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Advertisement579 1982-07-20 24 |jj|| D JBB*|BMB< SINGAPORE LIMITED KyvtTp^l has immediate vacancies for: PRODUCTION .eSeJg™!!* OPERATORS EXPERIENCE (Male/ Female I Walk rigM into MAND We Offer: NEW BATTERY PLANT Attractive snd Wk «o v. rtou. ,our care ar as starting salary Salary adjustment 1. UTILITY after 3 months WORKERS Salary reviewed PoM ess579 words
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Advertisement867 1982-07-20 24 0 *«*»r**« It "^^b^^btsbh I) New start rate up to W^m JJJA <K3flflMM« 411 ■4>JoUpilli V ißß^^J B^aWMWaVaILISBBV 2 increments a year bigger shift s. Day Work Week allowances No scope work bigger bonus Free transport t0 good insurance and fro scheme J better incentives sports, games S£S^« SUbSidiSed drinkS867 words
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Advertisement1004 1982-07-20 25 lif [J Employment 68 Situations Vacant GRAVURE 8) Production PRINTER We ara an established printing concern in Singspora. specia- heed in the printing of high quality packaging and labels for both local and oversees 2 -4*"*^ manufacturing industries Due _ri'_ m Vi >o «>pa«s«>n invite queli mfa.||^J lied spplicsnts tor1,004 words
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Advertisement785 1982-07-20 25 I T|| 9m I SINGAPORE IRP-IW^^ AUTOMOTIVE W-W AW ENGINEERING W™s^^| (pte) ltd. iyn-T^j^y] Invites application* •**W»«*for the following ENGINEERS P° <ltlon>: TBCHNICIANS \___mi_m_Mgmm___ *r» our Hull Mactii „k -B i nay. Electrical and mmr*^ost^%^__ Land Engineering r ]L'nWawl DepL ■■■"■WtpMaWaHNF DegKfDiploma holdBBassHwsf ere ln Naval ArchltecJ X ture Mechanical.785 words
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Advertisement804 1982-07-20 25 il j I) EnytoymaWH I BBBF I A Wholly Owned Subsidiary of KUJIKURA LIMITED. ha»- ing a new Factory in Jurong offers opportunities as aa*. (1) PRODUCTION \*\Jm.W SZSUm STORAGE We have immediate .acanciea c Technician Diploma (Elec- to our j,,. n j^u (Holland ill Road) and Orchard Road a804 words
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Advertisement750 1982-07-20 25 ijjl^ Q Duploimwt I .b^LbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV. a^-bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbßbbbW f miNQ COU«T FRISCO GRILL HOTCL raqulrw Urgently Requires CAPTAINS rp^u^meNs WINE CAPTAIN Preferably 2 years ex- u,,.i h au „1 n. ,.t perlence In Front Office "."^nc, Kn^wiedm of vru ta nr P""ant personality and a»iTr?isf Sl« t »P» ak u nt English750 words
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Advertisement976 1982-07-20 25 ljjl| D Employment A Leading Property Maintenance Firm haa immediate vacancies lor BP~~ !he following position! BVA uuoll octahlichaH^ A) electricians V* we established^ a Trade Certified »nti scmi^ American Marine EnIndustrial installation ex- gineenng Company has _U}?J}?!L_. m an immediate vacancy B PdCt^flAWlV a a Trade Certificate with rrir976 words
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Advertisement1086 1982-07-20 26 I j 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous INTERVIEW TODAYII requires (1) STORE CLERK (Mete/Female) Singapore citizen Completed O C.E. O' level with credit in Mathematics Able to type at 35 wp.m Starting salary: $370 or more (2) GENERAL WORKER Male Singapore citizen Completed full-time National Service or not be liable1,086 words
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Advertisement977 1982-07-20 26 ijl^ D fanptoiwnant I lepeneee Restaurant requires the oltowing FULL-TIME WAITRESS Working hours 11 30 a m. to !30pm. 5.30pm to 11pm Basic Hilary $400 p m excluding tips md other fringe benefits PART-TIME WAITRESS Working hours 6pm to 10pm ialary $200 p.m nlerested please call personally at: KUSMINOBO 2ND977 words
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Advertisement1040 1982-07-20 26 III! Q bnptoymant WANTED CRAWLER CRANE OPERATOR Apply personally SEA Pte Ltd 190 Pandan Loop Singapore OSI2 See Mr. William Chia FURNITURE MFG. FIRM urgently requires 1 General Duty Driver with Class 3 driving licence. 2) General Labourers, experience unnecessary, working hours 830 am lo 530pm Interested applicants call personally:1,040 words
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Advertisement824 1982-07-20 26 SHOPPING CENTRE REQUIRES Ft male Cashiers. Sales Assistants. Waitresses. Cake Shop Assistants. Watchman. Carpark Attendants. Apply 83- A. East Coast Road TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES immediately One Wharf Clerk and One Despatch Clerk Interested applicants, please call personally at 514- A. Macpherson Road. Spore 1336 URGENTLY REOUMED FORKUFT Driver, preferably Malay824 words
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Advertisement606 1982-07-20 26 |j Vehicles Boats There has never been a better time to buy a Laser Gliia. All the peppy performance of Ford I <><>k what Regent Motors willdoforyou. of Japan's brilliant engineering. All the ■Qfccym 3 foeaefvkn at 1 .000km. luxury of Italy's Ghb. All the 5.000km and 10.000km. legendary economy606 words
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Advertisement568 1982-07-20 26 b) BMW BRAND NEW BMW SMC Si FULLY AUTOMATIC With full accessories (brand new selling at PARK $157,906) Highi.t Otter SmikmK PIum contact WILLIAMKWAN 273-3333 JUNE 1M1 BMW 320 automatic, one private owner, excellent condition $60,000 o.n.o. Tel: *****19 1911 BMW 320 Manual, one owner, must sell! Alrcon. Blaupunkt cassette568 words
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Advertisement648 1982-07-20 26 Vehicles Boats ALMOST IMO OATSUN 200 L One private owner, alrcond. road lax/ tyres new Tel: *****33 OATSUN 100 A FN Mid alrcond. SI 1.900 o n o Tel *****11 Richard Koh OATSUN 120 A 2-door. June hi alrcond. cassette, radio. One owner. Tel *****33 Steven Teo. END SO DATSUN648 words
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Advertisement941 1982-07-20 26 1990 HONOA PRELUDE One prl■..iir i>»iifr BeCtftC tun roof windows, hl-fl system, alrcon. showroom condition Owner willing to exchange 4-door saloon car Call *****22 1990 HONOA ACCORD 4 doors, private owner, new road tax with alrcond. radio cassette, sports rims, power windows etc Beautiful condition Contact *****51 ext 26 ENO941 words
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Advertisement1957 1982-07-20 27 E Vehicles Boats MITSUBISHI 1300 $10,025 nett selling price For 4 Door model Keep your business moving ahead *.if. tru- Mitsubishi L3OO panel van The I M\ carrier that takes you a long way t~ mmw aVBmU efficiently and dependably mm^^ m Big cargo space with a maximum /AiUata^edtmy payload1,957 words
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Advertisement923 1982-07-20 27 QUjrehW LEONG HUAT SOON VEHICLES PTE LTD.. Plot F. Fringe Carpark. Kampong Java Road. Spore 0*22. (Opp Newton New Poat Office) Tel: *****35/*****50 1«*1 Dataun 120Y GL. Aircond IMO Toyota Carina I*oo GL. AirColt Lancer 1400 GL. Aircond private or company I*7* Merced** 200. Aircond Niaaan Micro-Bus Di*»*i 6 wheels.923 words
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Advertisement699 1982-07-20 27 es Boats 197* DAIHATSU 550. Asking $6,000 ono. Tip top condition New paint Contact let: *****62. I(7* DAIHATSU 550 Van 2nd < owner, lax/ir.surance new. tip top condition. $5,600. Tel: *****27 < I*7* NISSAN MICRO-BUS 26 sealers Diesel engine. 3000 c c Auto doors Radio Tel *****66 I*7* TOYOTA HIACE699 words
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Advertisement417 1982-07-20 27 CASH PAYMENT FOR: an> model. any cc company, secondhand or SZ vehicles scrap cars below 1000 c c $4,650; 1001 c c $7350: 1601 cc Sll.fiOO. 2001 c c $26,500 TELEPHONE MR. LIM M2781J/ 2****** (7.00 a.m. 11.00pm! CASH PAYMENT FOR secondhand. PARF. non-PARF and company cars All transactions arranged417 words
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Advertisement433 1982-07-20 27 Ar Accommodation* 1 r Propertiet j CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED 1 A member of Hong Leong Group 1 A one-stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. r ej|^B4lH*Qa^aUll*9~ lr»* Jia^aa^BßaM^^t Brookvale Park Show Apartments Open daily (10am 6pm) Tenure ol Land Leasehold 999 years433 words
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Advertisement550 1982-07-20 27 Accommodation A ■■II Properties **&•■<""■ tie.' nj KS INDUSTRIAL BUILDING il Prime Investment *s Cnr I InM INDUSTRIAL FOr Light BUILDING Industries \\>^/ 2 Storey Terrace FactoriesX with Mezzanine Floors: 11 st Level factory .J^S q|t--Ist Level V *«ilnS Mezzanrne office/store \\lf rJ vjjjjjl 2nd Level factory -^7 tmo mso7^o»o550 words
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Advertisement2848 1982-07-20 28 I r Accommodation 4 jt^ c AcoMMMMton 4 a%! r Accommodation A jr Accommodation r Accommodation T ProportHs |m|l T PropartHs A[ I" Proparttw |SBH V ProptrtiM 1 T Properties MMjjggai Ruby Industrial Complex E I Development Sites 1 I Wanted I ii A development organisation is looking for H2,848 words
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Advertisement409 1982-07-20 28 a Brand naw walk-up apartmanl in dial. 11 naar Nawton Circla 2 carpeted bedrooms, split-level llvlng/dlnlng with ceramic floor, partly or fully furnished $3,300 lo $2,500 a Choica o( townhouaaa in Chan cary Lana Granvilla. La Vantura 3 bedrooms, study, large living/ dining, patlo/balcony, well equipped kitchen, swimming pool, tennis/409 words
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Advertisement796 1982-07-20 28 EUNOS MANSION AT JALAN EUNOS near Paya Lebar Airport 1 Unfurmahod 1-roorrcd prrvata flat Immadtata occupation CONTACT: TONY. *****8* GRANGEFORD Luiurtoua apartmant on high floor Panoramic v«w o( Orchard Road. 2 bedrooms Ctntrally alrcondltloned Superb recreational amenities Include swimming pool, tennis, squash and sauna Beautifully renovated Mvii aaa lo appraciala796 words
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Advertisement872 1982-07-20 28 BAUHINIA TERRACE SPACIOUS apartment with facilities in Pandan Valley. 3 bedrooms, with atuched bathrooms, servant's amenities. 3.100 sq ft Interested please conUct *****92 BEAUTIFUL 3 ROOMED APARTMENT for rent with private balcony and attached bathrooms Adjacent to Malaysia Hotel, off Orchard Road Tel: *****3 BELMONT REALTY *****55: Balmoral Road, dlst872 words
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Advertisement1609 1982-07-20 28 BALMORAL PARK 3 bedrooms a GROUP OF 1n,,,,,, Company fully furnished, servants room. Executivi-s are looking for magnificent view Rent $3,200 accommodation, different budfp m exclusive Tel *****75 els. If your properly Is available. CAIRNHILL PLAZA 3 bedrooms. 1 please call *****04 servant's, all with attached FOREIGN EXPATRIATES REQUIRE bathrooms,1,609 words
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Advertisement613 1982-07-20 29 j^ Accommodation A A f AcwiWefJioditlon 4 E| Acc»wwiMWLtttloti 4 jS^ F Accoiietiiodßtton 4#Jj^ Accommodation Properties Propertiet |Bm|| I Properties J WM\\ i Piopi'ttw |-MH i Properties 89 ProptftMM For Saw a) Houses [CREDIT POSB I RENOVATION FURNISHING LOANS FOR HOUSES AND FLATS Attractive Terms Interest 7Vj°/o p.a. flat Period613 words
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Advertisement926 1982-07-20 29 DISTRICT 2057 CLOVER Park vlcimty beautifully renovated double-storey corner terrace 3 parquet extended bedrooms upstair, attached toilet Downstair lerrazzo/exlended kitchen, extra room, long spacious garden with mature trull trees 3410 sqft Hillrrnft *****41 DIST 1* EXTENSIVELY RENOVATED double-storey terrace 3 plus 1 bedroom/ attached bathroom .siKinuuv Hung dining Extended kitchen926 words
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Advertisement668 1982-07-20 29 OIST 1* TAI HWAN Garden, modern double-storey terrace, splitlevel. Just renovated, quiet location, freehold. Contact Tan *****07 after 2.00pm DIST 10 MOUNT SINAI Aye doublestorey Semi-detached. 4.000 sq ft. 3 bedrooms plus servant's, rreehold. vacant possession, asking for $690,000. Tel *****28/*****49 DIST. 20. SEMBAWANG Hills Estate, single-storey bungalow. 4.000 sqft668 words
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Advertisement766 1982-07-20 29 Calrnhlll Plaza H70.000 c Westpeak Apartment $430,000 c dementi Park Condominium $475,000 c Botanic Garden Mansion $440,000 c Holland Road Apartment $370,000 Acumen R*)e)lty C#fltrc 33*0077 Ext. run c DIST 10 ROBIN HEIGHT I*^l roomed apartment with swimming pool. 1300 sqrt tiM.fftP c DIST. 10 near Equatorial Hotel 3 bedrooms,766 words
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Advertisement953 1982-07-20 29 KATONG/ PARKWAY MANSION Brand new. facing sea, 3 bedrooms/ separate servant's quarters, spacious living/ dining. $3,200 $3,600 Merlcan: *****50/ *****52 KING'S MANtON BLK. A. 3 alrcond bedrooms/amah, split-level, panoramic sea view, carpeted/ wall papered throughout, $600,000 Fully furnished. Viewing phone *****09 NORFOLK MANSION, DIST 11. near Goldhlll Shopping Square. 3bedroomed953 words
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Advertisement819 1982-07-20 29 DIST t DEVONSHIRE COURT furnished 3-bedroom apt on high floor Alr-condltloned 1600 sf $430,000 ono Tel BOS *****61 FLAT FOR SALE at 3458 Telok Kurau Road 3 bedrooms. 1 sitting/ dining room/ common toilet Sale $250,000 Tel: *****37 HOB 4-ROOMED MARINE Terrace Highest offer secures. Contact owner. *****82 from 9819 words
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Advertisement724 1982-07-20 29 Warehouse H I Factory For Sala I (Specie! ret** during I Construction period) Warehouse Hgt 8M (26 ft) Ideally located al Upper Pava Lebar Road Convenient transport links Suitable 'or light industries Adequate parting spaces Every unit provded with at least one carpark Freehold Loan avulatue Area Irom )t 1724 words
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Advertisement622 1982-07-20 29 GROUNOFLOOR. WAREHOUSE/ FACTORY Cum Office at Hlllvlew for rental 20ft celling height Built-in 3.100 sq ft Covered area 1.500 sq ft at $2 10 psf. Call Owner. *****41 SINGLE-STOREY WAREHOUSE with high celling for lease 9.000 sq ft at Hock Soon Warehouse. Upper Buklt Timah Road Available September Please contact622 words
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Advertisement706 1982-07-20 29 r^m^mmmammmamamm Keppel Housr Area 2996 sq ft Rental $6 00 p.s.f. Bakit Tlmak 1 Miles Area 1350 sq.rt. Rental $3 .50 ps f HM| 1/eeng Hulldlne Area 610 sq.ft Rental $6 .50 psf laity Hoov Area 2412 sq ft Rental $3 40 psf Shawreom Offlre Spare at Serennoon Road Groundfloor706 words
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Advertisement881 1982-07-20 29 TUNAS BUILDING High floor. 2.000 sq ft larpeted. partially furiiishf.i recently renovated, with 5 executive rooms, available for 2 |M*jal**M 1 untact *****55 AT FAR EAST Finance Building. Roblnaon Road, whole rioor. 4.840 •q ft Renting $6 ps f General ProperUn73M6l3 *****75 AT JOO CHIAT. iiKar Ka«t Coast m be881 words
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Advertisement1021 1982-07-20 30 Ai F XSZSSS****' tßlGT*^ l^*" II ffllG TrtwlM (SI [W*********** MM^ M^^^— FAR EAST PLAZA mezzamnr 04 Cknn Cnsrot floor, plot 03-73. area 248 sq It onw f 'f^" Ht-nt.il at $1800 psf monthly ai^B^SSß^iS^^S tyi linlmu mumu-nanrp charges l)ft;iiK>'.ill*****M 01-*****2 Mf RUN PLAZA SHOP showroom l>) Rental rum »ffirp1,021 words
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Advertisement447 1982-07-20 30 NAM HOl TMKL SERVICE IS) PTE LTD HwiOfflct: Gl 4-1 6- 18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines) ariaci OtHv*. 1 1 9, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New EVidge Road, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****6/*****3 TAI4O < MERICA/HANMI/CMAM MEXICO/JAPAM HONGKON.447 words
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Advertisement1572 1982-07-20 30 Please send me the travel colour brochure. Kagoshima Kyoto JF Nagasaki Osaka _l__i,^i^Lv jtFm¥^~C~ Name- I Fukuoka Mt. Fuji "*^B«V^' y^^' k. A. i Nara Tok v° -W. j^' Jn Addr6SS: <d .apanAirlinesCoLld W I U JIUgUCI HonßLeongßuHding I »|I«W TJ^X k /I B TtjINO: I «H& S.ngatXKeO.o4 V^V&W^ffi.'f I1,572 words
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Obituary, Illustration318 1982-07-20 31 MADAM CHAN WOON CHOOM (WIFE Of THE LATS MR. LEONG KOO CHVE) Passed away peacefully on 1B.7.82 leaving behind SONS Alexander Leong Julian Leong DAUGHTERS: SOMS-IN-LAW Te-esa Leong Francis Goh Elizabeth Leong Frank Edwin Clare Leong Willie Tan Veronica Leong Raymond Chan Margaret Leong Martin Baccarl Marian Leong318 words
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Obituary, Illustration126 1982-07-20 31 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR LIM SOON HU ARE Departed peacefully on 16 7/82 with to eipreee their heartfelt thenka to all relativee. Friends, Elim Church and The Bible Church tor their kind donation! attendance, lence* during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. TAN126 words
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Obituary, Illustration25 1982-07-20 31 ALFRED CHU A YONG SENG Born 11/12/61 Departed 17/7/82 "May his soul rest In peace." BOON LAY SCH. PR. 68 (1973) ALL FRIENDS.25 words
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Obituary, Illustration91 1982-07-20 31 In Loving Memory of MR. A. KUPPUSAMY Dep.rt»d 20.7 J1 One year has passed but memories live forever. Always rwrwtnb*rMl by your loving MM In Soml Memory ol MRS ANG BOON SEANG nee TAN YAM NEO mrho p«»*d away on 20.7 J0 She's gone from earth's toll91 words
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173 1982-07-20 31 SOWETO, Mon. Several hundred Blacks, chanting "Rebels, go home", met the international soccer team who arrived in this Black satellite city outside Johannesburg yesterday for the second match of a controversial twoweek tour of South Africa. But the visitors received a good-natured if lukewarmReuter - 173 words
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Article66 1982-07-20 31 BUENOS AIRES, Mon. Argentina's World Cop captain Daniel Pasarella has not been able to Join Florentlna, of Italy, as scheduled because of a defamation salt by River Plate dortor Hector Mellto. The players pat In doubts over Mellto's competence when he refused to confirm that Pasarella and teammate JoanAFP - 66 words
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Article222 1982-07-20 31 Ace Lauda roars to easy win LONDON, Mon. Niki Lauda underlined his splendid comeback by romping to an unchallenged victory in the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch yesterday. The 33-year-old Austrian, who returned to Formula One racing this season after a two-year retirement, now has a fine chance ofReuter - 222 words
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Article124 1982-07-20 31 1 Niki Lauda (Aus) McLaren 1 hr. 35 mm. 33.81 sec. 2 Didier Pironi (Fra) Ferrari 1:35:59.53. 3 Patrick Tambay (Fra) Ferrari 1:36:12.24. 4 Elio De Angelis (Ita) Lotus 1:36:15.05. 5 Derek Daly (Ire) Williams 1:36:15.24. 6 Alain Prost (Fra) Renault 1:36:15.44. 7 Bruno Giacomelli (Ita) Alfa Romeo124 words
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202 1982-07-20 31 Mayer crashes as Krishnan turns on style TENNIS ROUND-UP STUTTGART (West Germany), Mon. Ramesh Krishnan, of India, scored a surprise 5-7, 6-3, 6-3, 7-6 victory over topseeded American Sandy Mayer in the final of the Stuttgart Grand Prix tennis tournament here yesterday. After a shaky start, Krishnan, the 1979 WimbledonAgencies - 202 words
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Article128 1982-07-20 31 Didier Pironi (Fra) Ferrari, 35 points; John Watson (Brit) McLaren, M pts; Nlkl Lauda (Aus) McLaren, 24 pts; Keke Resberg (Fin) Williams, 21 pts; Rlccarde Patrese (Italy) Brabham, Alain Profit (Fra) Renault, It pts. Nelson Piquet (Bra) Brabham, 17 pts; Elio De Angells (Ita) Lotos, 13; Mlohelp AlboretoReuter - 128 words
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Article78 1982-07-20 31 ROME, Mon. Olympic Games and world champion fencer Vladimir Smirnov, of the Soviet Union, was rushed to hospital in a deep coma when an opponent s blade struck his eye during a world championship match here today. West Germany's Matthias Behr pierced Smirnov's mask, stabbing the78 words
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Article161 1982-07-20 31 SOO-THO Kok Mun, of Raffles Institution, bettered the men's national 400 metres freesyle record by two- tenths of a second at the Singapore school's national swimming championships at Shaw Pool yesterday, writes JANICE SEAH. But Kok Mun has to wait for his time to be ratified161 words
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Article105 1982-07-20 31 LONDON, Moo. Olympic 8M metres champion Steve Ovett could miss the European championships in Athens in September because of a mystery stomach disorder. The 2t-year-old British runner will seek the help of a London specialist this week in an effort to diagnose the problem which is threatening105 words
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Article47 1982-07-20 31 SINGAPORE Cricket Club trounced Theresians B 3-0 in a Singapore Women's Hockey Association Division Two match at the Padang yesterday In a Strobel Premier League match. National University of Singapore conceded their second walkover when they (ailed to show up against Singapore Recreation Club47 words
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Article61 1982-07-20 31 ATHLETICS National Schools meet (National Stadium, 2.15 p.m.). National Primary Schools meet (Dover Road, 9 a m. and 2 p. m.). HOCKKY SHA Strsbel Premier Uftffae: SCC v SHA Juniors (Padang. 5.20 p. m). SOCCER NFL Dlv. 1: K Bukit v T. Bahru (Jalan Besar. 8.30 p. m).61 words
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Advertisement62 1982-07-20 31 We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to The Family of Mr. Francis Mak Kai Tye on the demise of his mother MDM YING YUE WOH From: Board of Directors A Management K Staff of International Development ft Consultancy Corporation Re Ltd (INDECO) In M#mor ißm tor the loved ones62 words
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Advertisement31 1982-07-20 31 In Ever loving Memory ol Frank R Gomn Departed 20th July. 1977 A devoted Husband and Father "We missed you and shall remember you always Your loving wit*, children and lovad31 words
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Advertisement412 1982-07-20 31 APPOINTMENTS HARQILL MALAYSIA, a leading distributor of Construction end Material Handling Equipment invite* applications from dynamic and suitably qualified Malaysians for the post of: EQUIPMENT RENTAL MANAGER The Job: To assume responsibility for development and implementing marketing strategies and overall performance of the department. To formulate aggressive marketing plans and412 words
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Article243 1982-07-20 32 FAIRWAY - FAIRWAY and all in a single weekend By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Seven mistakes in one weekend this must surely be a record for any turf club. There was apparently a lack of communication between the judges' box and the people manning the semaphore board at243 words
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Article170 1982-07-20 32 WAKE UP, STC! JUST before the start of Race 6 at Kuala Lumpur last Sunday, the race commentator announced over the public address system: "The state of the track has been officially changed from yielding to soft. But this change was not made on the totalisator indicator board at Bukit170 words
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Article, Illustration38 1982-07-20 32 JOCKEY Brian Andrews Elves Donna Quasar a pat after the two-year-old filly thrashed her rivals by seven lengths In a Class S sprint at Knala Lumpur on Saturday. She was the easiest winner at the weekend.38 words
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Article91 1982-07-20 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The following horses who won or came second over the weekend here have been promoted (new ratings within brackets): From ClM* 4 to S: Bullet (75), Fleet Street (80), Flowing Spirit (90), Hagen's Pleasure (88), Holiday Wonder (80), Knta Kina- balu (76),91 words
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Article1500 1982-07-20 32 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Weights, ratings and barn. er draws for this weekend's race* here: SATURDAY Class 4 Dr. 2 1 .200 m (Rating.: 7V40) 2 Tough Guy 57 73 12 Greenpower 57 73 8 Very Very Good 565 n 9 Top Fit n 56 71 1 Datin's Delight1,500 words
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Article250 1982-07-20 32 How the beaten favourites fared KUALA LUMPUR. Mon How the beaten favourites fared last weekend: SATURDAY (good): RACE 1: Nirhol Wings showed the way round the bend but swung wide on entering the straight, ruining his chances. RACE 3: Too Fast threw out a challenge in the straight but found250 words
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Article104 1982-07-20 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon These horses did well over the weekend and can be followed: The Main Attack finished strongly for a half-length second to Square Miss. He is better in his second run. Greenpower, drawn on the extreme outside, shot to the lead on settling down and104 words
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Article50 1982-07-20 32 THE place dividend in Malaysia of Seattle Dream, winner of Race 9 on Sunday, should be $17 instead of $12 as published yesterday In Race 4 on Saturday, rank outsider Kar.ua 1 n was inadvertently omitted from the results Karacal II finished 13th of 15 runners50 words
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Article, Illustration462 1982-07-20 33 TROON, Mon TOM Watson won the British Open golf championship by standing in the clubhouse and watching his closest rivals hand the title to him on a plate. Watson, 32, collected the U5555,000 top prize yesterday with a four-under-par 284, a stroke ahead462 words
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Article214 1982-07-20 33 tU Tom Watson 69-71-74-70. 285 Nick Price 69^9-74-73, Peter Oosterhuis 74-67-74-70. m Nick Faldo 73-73-71-69. Matsuro Kuramoto 71-73-71-71, Tom Purtzer 76-66-75-69, Des Smyth 70-69-74-73. tgl Fuzzy Zoeller 73-71-73-70, Sandy Lyle 74-66-73-74. 288 Bobby Clampett 67-66-78-77. Jack Nicklaus 77-70--72-69. 28t Sam Torrance 73-72-73--71. 2M Severiano Ballesteros 71-75-73-71, Bernhard linger214 words
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Article119 1982-07-20 33 Memories are made of this... TROON (Scotland), Mon. Henry Cotton, 75, Mid Prod Daly, 72, took a stroll down memory lane on tbe last day or the British Open golf champion ship at Royal Troon yesterday. «»n the last day of the tournament, the two farmer champions played the final119 words
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269 1982-07-20 33 Stewart gains his first victory on US tour COAL VALLEY (Illinois), Mon. Payne Stewart shot a seven-under-par 63 yesterday to win his first tournament on the United States professional golf circuit, the US$2OO,OOO ($416,000) Quad Cities Open. Stewart, 25, finished on 268, two strokes ahead of Brad Bryant and PatAgencies - 269 words
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Article37 1982-07-20 33 ATHLETICS Jane Frederick set an American record in the heptathlon in the final day of the United StateSoviet Union decathlon-hep-tathlon dual meet in California. Jane scored 6,457 points to break her own record of 6.423.37 words
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Article50 1982-07-20 33 IN HrlsUki, France's Dominique Chauvelier and Holland's Cor Vriend shared the first place in Helsinki Marathon, each clocking clocked 2 hr 17 mm. 02 sec. Third was Japan's Mitsukubo Mitsio. Wsmea'i pUrian: 1 Sinlkka Kiippa (Fin) 2: 4 l: 18 I Men Bodelid (Swe) 3 Irmeli Ruponen (Fin).50 words
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Article31 1982-07-20 33 BOXING Ruben Munoz gained a technical knockout over Arturo Frias at 2 mm 06 sec of the fifth round to win the vacant United States Boxing Association lightweight title.31 words
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Article34 1982-07-20 33 CYCLING Bernard Hinault, of France, won the 14th stage of the Tour de France and extended his overall lead. Jan Van Houwelingen, of Holland, was second and Swiss Daniel Gisiger. third.34 words
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Article40 1982-07-20 33 MOTORCYCLING Eugenio Lazzarini, of Italy, won the 50rc and 125 cc class of the Yugoslav Grand Prix. Italian Franco Uncini won the 500 cc event and Belgium's Didier de Radigues took the 250 cc race.40 words
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Article27 1982-07-20 33 IN Barf«l—i, the French team of Christian Berthod. Jean Monnin and Marc Granie, on a Kawasaki 1.000 cc, won the 28th international 24-hour race Agencies.Agencies - 27 words
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Advertisement192 1982-07-20 33 P^^9V jfif n^» II f~ 2 n^nP^^^^nH 1 Jl^nK I |V^ 49 r J.y In 1* Bnv *^^bv^ 7J7~/ '/^~~~X~) rf Singapore's famous French restaurant where you (75>/A/> VJALs/vw/W/ys tan me ty candlelight and be pampered by service vm/u; p ar exte n ence Supper C tub Entertainment by top-class192 words
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Advertisement734 1982-07-20 33 MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR^I FINANCIAL ANALYSIS FOR PROJECT EVALUATION Non-Residential Seminar 19th 20th August ISB2 Kuala Lumpur Designed for Directors, senior executives and middle managers advising or influencing capital expenditure decisions in the private and public sectors Participants will learn the techniques available for evaluating major investments, how they work and734 words
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Article, Illustration497 1982-07-20 34 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON Asian squash body get in touch at last By AND NOW, a word from the Asian Squash Rackets Federation. After almost a year, the Singapore Squash Rackets Association have finally managed to get in touch with the ASRF. Letters, telexes and even a cheque for the497 words
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Article, Illustration470 1982-07-20 34 HAKIKAT RAI - HAKIK AT RAI By RECORDS went tumbling like tenpins at the National Stadium yesterday as the national schools' track and field meet warmed up to an exciting climax with just two days' competition left. Prema Govindan set the wheel in motion with a sizzlingJONATHAN CHOO - 470 words
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Article211 1982-07-20 34 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By ftO KAH SOON will be recommended by the Board Sailing Association of Singapore for November's Asian Games In New Delhi. Ho became the automatic choice after completing a back-to-back victory In the Windsurfer competition, off the East Coast Sailing Centre, last weekend.211 words
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Article585 1982-07-20 34 DEREK WILD - DEREK WILD By THEY'RE getting tough with handicaps at Changi Golf Club these days! Richard Pang's was slashed from 24 to 19 after he had won the C Division medal with a net 59 at Netheravon Road on Sunday. Jim Seah (11) won the overall best-gross585 words
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Article196 1982-07-20 34 Inchcape and DBS show no mercy INCHCAPE Group and the Development Bank of Singapore put up impressive displays in the first day of the Anchor Business Houses Women's Squash League at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night, reports TAY CHENG KHOON. Inchcape were in a merciless mood as they196 words
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Article265 1982-07-20 34 J. RAJENDRAN - Sathi's the star in CSC victory J. RAJENDRAN By S SATHTVAIL took six wickets (or 11 runs and scored a steady 57 in Ceylon Sports Club's sevenwicket win over Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association in a Singapore Cricket Association Division One match at TanRlin. Brief scores SAKS A IC off265 words
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Advertisement392 1982-07-20 34 NOTICE We, SAVOIA ITALIA S.P.A. hereby give notice that:Tiles known as "LINO" and "SPINATO" have no registered patent. Our tiles "LINO" and "SPINATO" which we are selling all over the world, including Singapore and Malaysia, are manufactured in our boxes by GARDENIA-ORCHIDEA SPA. GARDENIA-ORCHIDEA SPA has a daily production of392 words
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Article, Illustration374 1982-07-20 35 LEONARD KING - LEONARD KING By THE Hongkong AllStars soccer team leave for home today without having played a single match one they were willing to play for free. They arrived in the Republic last Thursday ana spent all their time sightseeing. TTieir jpublic relations officer, Dominic Wong, left374 words
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218 1982-07-20 35 Cruyff in superstar welcomne for fandi AMSTERDAM, Mon. Fandi Ahmad never had it so tough and yet so satisfying. Since coming to the Dutch capital just a week ago far a trial with Ajax Amsterdam, the Singapore striker has experienced a rigorous daily routine under the microscope of the club's218 words
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Article281 1982-07-20 35 Brain Miller's Amsterdam diary But the sightseeing had to end. And, soon, it was time to make our way to Ajax Stadium for morning training. And again, what a reception awaited Fandi. Johan Cruyff had arrived minutes earlier but, noticing that Fandi had also reached the stadium, the Dutch superstar281 words
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Article112 1982-07-20 35 DAVID LEE, Singapore's firstchoice soccer goalkeeper has decided to torn professional with Indonesia's Mac Mitra. Last night, Lee contacted A. Wcnas. Nlac Mitre's chairman, to accept his (NJN offer, tint made daring the King's Cap tournament In Bangkok In March. Lee will now have to112 words
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267 1982-07-20 35 JOE DORAI - Kampung boy is really big business JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD, Singapore's hottest soccer property, may be to use his own words "just a kampung boy". But he's obviously confident he can make the grade as a professional. Because he has already taken on a business manager in former international267 words
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Article, Illustration193 1982-07-20 35 ...WITH THE SAME LINE-UP SINGAPORE Chinese, who won the Malaysian (hint's.- Kofltbali Association Cop last Sanday now aim to make it a doable by winning the Ho Ho Cap soccer triangular competition tentatively scheduled to be held at the National Stadium in November-December, writes JOE DORAI.193 words
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279 1982-07-20 35 STRIKERS Lee Keng Whatt and M. Masilamany have been called up to join the Singapore squad preparing for the Merdeka soccer tournament from Aug. 5-22, writes JOE DORAI. They will report to manager-coach Jita Singh on Monday when the 19--member national squad resume training for279 words
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Article51 1982-07-20 35 LONDON, Mon. England, who were 127 for three after 22 overs at lunch scored 296 for eight off their quota of 55 overs in the one-day international cricket match against Pakistan at Old Trafford, Manchester, today. Brief scares: England 295-S wkts (lan Botham 49, Derek Pringle 34 no).Reuter - 51 words
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Article21 1982-07-20 35 HYATT Hotel defeated Seel 3-1 in a Singapore Business Houses Football League match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night.21 words
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Article174 1982-07-20 35 SINGAPORE bowlers S. Y. Loh, Henry Tan, Lucy Low, W. L. Wong and Ligia Kiarnco rolled to a comfortable 18-12 win over the touring Japanese Kansai team at Jackie's System 460 over the weekend, writes LEONARD KING. M. Tokashiki was the most impressive among the174 words
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Article119 1982-07-20 35 INTERNATIONAL diver Anissa Tai will not be competing in the interconstituency swimming competition after all, writes JANICE SEAH. Anissa's father, Eric had protested against the competition ruling that disqualified Anissa from taking part because she had taken part in an open international meet. He had said:119 words
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Article174 1982-07-20 35 IT will the mmnent of troth, In bnlinghtlnK parlance, when Singapore's top men tennis players clash In the Pesta Snkan championships on Jnly U, 25, 31 and Auk 1 at the kalian* roorts, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. The draw for a record 8# entries In the men's singles174 words
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Advertisement80 1982-07-20 35 and of the deadliest deception. With its sustained suspense and its brilliant shock ending, this is one of the finest novels Irving Wallace has written. SECOND LADY POWER WAS THE PRIZE AND LOVE WAS THE ULTIMATE WEAPON Over 130.000.000 copies of Irving Wallace's books W lt^^ sold worldwide A vaiiable80 words
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Advertisement287 1982-07-20 35 SASAR Welding, Fabrication Surface Treatment Conference will be opened by Dr Tay Eng Soon Minister of State for Education at the World Trade Centre Hall 3 tomorrow at 9.30 am. Conference theme: "Towards automation in welding" All delegates are requested to register at 8 am in the exhibition hall, and287 words
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Article59 1982-07-20 36 Break-in man LONDON, Mon. Michael Fftgan will not be prosecuted for surprising Queen Elizabeth In her bedroom at Buckingham Palace II days ago, a court was told today. The prosecution said he would not face any charges because "there Is no evidence of any state of mind of this defendantReuter - 59 words
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Article268 1982-07-20 36 RONNIE WAI - RONNIE WAI $30 MILLION PAID-UP CAPITAL By Our Jurong Reporter WELL-KNOWN British printer Thomas De La Rue will set up a multi-million dollar plant in Jurong to print local currency notes. The security-tight plant will be located on a 1,486-sq-metre Jurong Town Corporation site and268 words
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Article59 1982-07-20 36 LONDON, Mon The Australian government has announced a series of tax concessions and other aid for industry, m'ning and agriculture in an attempt to boost the economy, the British Broadcasting Corporation said today. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, however, said the high tariffs protecting domestic products would not59 words
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Article304 1982-07-20 36 Iran: Jets hit civilian targets TEHERAN, Mon IRAN reported heavy fighting with Iraqi forces in southern Iraq today as well as devastating air raids on civilian targets in the west of its own territory. A military communique, quoted by Teheran Radio, said that Iranian forces beat off an Iraqi counter-attackAgencies - 304 words
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Article71 1982-07-20 36 From Pag* One last week sentenced in New York to 18 months' jail for tax fraud and conspiracy to obstruct justice. On March 26, the Education Ministry closed a religious school in Sembawang run by the Jesus Saves Mission, after inspectors found "disturbing signs" in the way71 words
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Article55 1982-07-20 36 LONDON, Mon About 4.500 Indonesian Muslim pilgrims are stranded in Saudi Arabia without money, food or shelter, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported here today. In Jakarta, the BBC said, President Suharto had ordered an investigation into the travel agencies that arranged the pilgrims' tours which were supposed55 words
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Article188 1982-07-20 36 AHMAD OSMAN - Society warning to lawyers AHMAD OSMAN By LAWYERS involved in litigation work can be charged with professional misconduct if they collect exorbitant retainers or non-refundable deposits from their clients. This was the warning the Law Society gave in a recent circular urging members of the legal profession not to charge188 words
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Advertisement198 1982-07-20 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. More than $10 billion have been wiped off the market values of the 1 00 largest corporations quoted on the Stock Exchange of Singapore since the start of this year. In this morning's issue, we publish the details and rankings of the top198 words
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Miscellaneous137 1982-07-20 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers in a few areas in the late morning. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.16 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adrlaidr 6 13C Cloudy Mmall* 23 31 C Rain BugM 25 33C Cloudy Melbaarae 5137 words
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Article, Illustration688 1982-07-20 1 Top left: Barbara B runner, puppeteer from Frankfort and her Singapore pupils (bottom right); Centre: Activities at the WHEN it was first founded in 1951 to get in touch with teachers of German abroad, it was called "The Goethe Institute for the Advanced Instruction of Foreign688 words
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Article, Illustration659 1982-07-20 1 "FOR almost 20 years, I didn't speak English at all," says Uwe Nitschke. He had learned English in school, of course, but when he went to the university, he read comparative literature in French, Italian and German. "It was a typical German education," he659 words
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354 1982-07-20 2 LEONG WENG KAM - LEONG WENG KAM By POPULAR Hongkong singer Lam Chi Cheong, better known as Lam to his fans, will be appearing in a drama serial for the first time on the local TV screen tomorrow night. Lam will star with the British colony's top354 words
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Article, Illustration478 1982-07-20 6 KANNAN CHANDRAN - Kenny, Reddy to entertain KANNAN CHANDRAN By THE Goodwood Park Hotel's two visiting musicians for this month are as varied in style as they are in character. Helen Reddy, despite her feminist outlook (I Am Woman), still .largely hides behind husband/manager, Jeff Wald's trousers. The Down-Under girl, who made her478 words
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Article, Illustration577 1982-07-20 6 MINU THAROOR goes to a puppet show and finds herself more amused by the audience than the puppets. THE Goethe-Institut said that Dieter Brunner and Barbara Scheel's puppet show was for those over 1,000 days old. I've no head for figures. So, to work577 words
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Article, Illustration892 1982-07-20 7 Culling the best for our kids Guess who was in London just recently? Yes, it was Miss Goh Guan Siew, the controller of children's programmes at SBC. RACHEL BARNES finds out why she was there, and in America, DAVID HUGH SMITH (below) discovers a unique theatre medium for kids. GOH892 words
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Article, Illustration816 1982-07-20 7 THE most that television leaves to the imagination is how to turn the knob. This is the view of the people at Children's Radio Theatre (CRT) who, for four years now, have been froducing 30-minute radio hows for children in Washington, D.C. Doris Indyke, one816 words
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Article, Illustration243 1982-07-20 7 JANUS - JANUS THE KYNGES COMPANYE Goodwood Park Hotel Last Sunday Reviewed bv RKWISSANCK replay it was. A remembrance of the era of courtly eleganre, flourishing art, olde worlde chivalry, demure damsels and pallid, bearded poets. In a packed Tudor Ballroom, the 3*-strong Kynges Companye from New Zealand243 words
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Article565 1982-07-20 8 BERNADINE MORRIS - BERNADINE MORRIS in New York By IT BEGAN selling quietly as long ago as last summer. Except for Ralph Lauren, who is widely credited with encouraging the trend with his Westerninspired collection last autumn, no major designer has given it special attention. It has surfaced before, when itNYT - 565 words
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Article, Illustration381 1982-07-20 8 Go West, young lady, to where the cowboys roam, where the skies are not cloudy all day. Head for the ranch in the wild "BRING me back to the Black Hills, the Black Hills of Dakota I can almost hear Doris Day singing this song as she gallops across381 words
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Article, Illustration553 1982-07-20 9 PAUL VAN SLAMBROUCK - PAUL VAN SLAMBROUCK By in Texas, USA COWBOY boots were designed to help a man stay in the saddle. Today, those distinctive high heels and pointed toes have gained a solid foothold in America's high-fashion marketplace as well. The trend is evident in San Antonio, where553 words
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Advertisement115 1982-07-20 1 W^T M What SBC's learning The Yankee wttT^Qr in London Look K^^^T LEISURE, Page 7 OUTLOOK. Pag* 8 |^H~ll_^ J^^P^^ja^^j^^BF^^^R Si WP? The sportiest. The trendiest. 'I^«L==- &"^i wf Clothes that make headline news wherever you go. ¥mp)B\^ --T^ 1 f^B^ or tnat nar d-to-miss, up-to-the-minute cjMj^fc^ i^i*^ good looks.115 words
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Advertisement100 1982-07-20 2 i .rf~'i lL?i^l y Gives You The Highest Reversionary Bonus In Singapore At $42 per $1000 Sum Assured, ICS Reversionary Bonus is the highest declared in Singapore. That's because ICS believes firmly in giving back and sharing with 'participating' policyholders what it has in its surplus. ICS has consistently declared100 words
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Advertisement21 1982-07-20 2 1 Call the one and only F 3 Dr. Sony iTJB any day of the year f"^ The Sony Service Centre21 words
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Miscellaneous227 1982-07-20 2 What's on today i:\HIBITION —By Stan- YEAR National MvW\v Warren. Includes 73 scum Art Gallery. InI«intings and sketches eludes winning entries of done when he was a PoW painting competition orgaduring World War 11. nised by the Ministry of Sentosa Wax Museum. 9 Culture and OUB group. 9 a.m. 5227 words
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Miscellaneous153 1982-07-20 2 Lisa and Kum Sun in a scene from A Love Forever A peek inside your brain HORIZON EXPLOSIONS IN THE MIND (Ch 5, 10.15 p.m.): The human brain is both delicate and demanding. Even the slightest disruption of its blood supply can have catastrophic repercussions. This documentary gives you a153 words
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Miscellaneous575 1982-07-20 2 Your Eyes Only; Bryan Plunkett who might just Walk Away; Shereen Khan who just wants One More Chance; Mohd Jadi who's keen on FM 88 9m Hz I.M AM W*rM New* I.M The World Today t.ti Book Choice LSI Financial News (.M Reflections i.45 Sports Round-up 7.M WarM News 7.M575 words
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Miscellaneous223 1982-07-20 2 Angela; Hilal Alwi who lets you in on a secret about The Other Side Of Me; Terrence Yeo is contemplating Starting Over and Wong Sheng Kwai is held Prisoner. Vocal Groups: Dissonant Affair are rough around the edges because it is so Sandy; Rhapsody Two decide two is better than223 words
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Miscellaneous1351 1982-07-20 2 TV and Radio 3.00 PM Opening fofcmed by Crocodile c Pick of the Da Tears (Mandarin, r) 8-50 Little House On The Prairie 4.45 Afternoon Matinee The Last Second Cnance: A handyman ar Time I Saw Archie: With a combina- rives m Walnut G ve and turns tion of Robert1,351 words
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Advertisement531 1982-07-20 3 Ym can't see the electronics 4 JSJ f^^^B mmmmJ^i Sf mil BJ' AV|K^^^^ Hrn '-i" BBBBBBBBBBBbI^^^^^ l All ITT colour television \et\ are imported pom WtM Ciermanx But you can see the difference that makes ITTcolour televisions the most technologically advanced 1 11 is already acknowledged the world over for531 words
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Advertisement1360 1982-07-20 4 10th Anniversary j|] W? Celebration |ffe Dr Kazuma Tateisi Mr Takao Tateisi M M M Chairman President MESSAGE HH|HHHH| flHk JHB I^Hll^^^. .^^^l It is our great pleasure to convey our best wishes and congratulations v B^k to Omron Singapore (Pte) Ltd on their 10th anniversary. ■HPB^PIH Bfl I _^^H1,360 words
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Advertisement475 1982-07-20 5 Congratulationsjk and Best Wishes to^&jT SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. on the Occasion of their 10th Anniversary From Japanese Chamber of Commerce Industry, Singapore T Japan Trade Centre, Singapore Unit 2304-2305. 23rd Floor. C.P.F. Building. I KJlvO Suite 2301 23rd Floor CP F Buildin 9 79, Robinson Road. Singapore 0106 J A^«r475 words
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Advertisement325 1982-07-20 6 CONGMTULATIONS TO Where taste still matters. WILKENS Silversmiths since 1810 supplied the distinguished silver cutlery which decorates the tables of Le Rosier, the elegant French restaurant in the heart of the financial district. i Safe Agent Clyde Associates (S) Pte Ltd, Suite 305, Cathay Building. Mount Sophia. Singapore 0922 Telephone:325 words
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Advertisement90 1982-07-20 6 Congratulations Best Wishes to OMRON (S) PTE LTD on the occasion of their 10th Anniversary from Dtjo Private Limited Stockist, Importer Exporter of Electrical Goods Lubricants for Industrial and Domestic Requirements Unit 201-204, 2nd Floor, Block 3, PSA Multi-Storey Complex, Pasir Panjang Road. Singapore 0511. Tel: *****70, *****71. Town Office:90 words
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Advertisement257 1982-07-20 7 f f^and time again Orient Analogue Quartz beautiful however am U you look at them. I mr Urt SX^XIld 4V jP aw ixci.^o^oi^* mz I Wm iZ^ummmf^^ Ui>l Silvio m&t -'.V'oi v y^V JL V Ins.stOn iSSSS^kSw (7 Guarantee Card 0 S V^ >KS§sO»* ORIENT SERVICE CENTRES V. SINGAPORE Unit257 words
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Advertisement991 1982-07-20 9 I^| JBI W J.^^ J*T- r jB 3m Mmt[ t j B Rerallintf 1122! JlllltS lOF 2L AVC'l^rtllUlJ^ a new perfume. A fragrance of flowers fl r^v I*■ I w lifestones SKSL lOVelier SKIII with spies notes. Skin beauty needs Constant care. Within a very short time ol your begin"BLAGH!"991 words
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Advertisement233 1982-07-20 10 APPOINTMENTS m GOLDHILL DEVELOPMENTS (PTE) LIMITED, the developer of GOLDHILL SQUARE has vacancies in the Kngineering Services Department for the following positions: Position Qualification Experience 1. Senior Electrician/ Mechanic ITB Grade 111 7 years 2. EleCtrician/MechaniC ITB Grade 111 4 years 3. Plumber ITB Grade 111 4 years 4. Junior233 words
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Advertisement594 1982-07-20 10 fPk LINDETEVES-JACOBERG has immediate vacancies for Soles Engineer (Diesel Engines) We require a young and dynamic Sales Engineer to market a wide range of diesel engines and generating sets and accessories. The job will also involve liaison with Principals, the provision of technical advice to clients, etc. Applicants for this594 words
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Advertisement655 1982-07-20 10 THE SGV GROUP SGV-KASSIM CHAN SDN. BHD. W PROFESSIONAL EXECUTIVE RECRUITMENT SERVICES H Our client, a newly established company engaged in the marketing of ■S fine wines and a selective range of gourmet foods and cigars, invites applications from creative and dynamic individuals to fill the position of: I WINE655 words
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Article, Illustration473 1982-07-20 1 Another treasure to behold is the Sakyamuni statue YOU may have seen a lot of exquisite sculptures in China, a country with a long history of sculpture and rich store of cultural relics. Still, you will be carried away when you see the huge white sandalwood statue of Maitreya, the473 words
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Advertisement48 1982-07-20 1 Classic European Furniture Fair'B2 at Singapore Conference Hall f EXCLUSIVE BEDROOM COLLECTION If 100 IWk^ II OvA* J -mn J 111 I w I If #>^ 11 II <* i__ 11 w MELANIE VVC Queen Size Spring Mattress $179/*" J^r^^^. Many different established brandsof spring mattiesses to sale at cost48 words
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Article, Illustration633 1982-07-20 2 THE art of Chinese lacquerware, which dates back to the Neolithic period about 4,000 years ago, now appears to be on the verge of extinction under the impact of modern civilisation. The varnish used in lacquerware comes from a tree which is indigenous633 words
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Advertisement300 1982-07-20 2 NOTICES In his Statement on the 1982 Accounts, Sir Jack Wellings. CBK. referring to home and overseas trading, said: Our overseas companies again achieved record results but the continuing low demand in the home market throughout the year made it certain that our profits would not improve on the low300 words
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Advertisement1103 1982-07-20 2 O UNITED COMMERCIAL BANK (INCORPORATED IN INDIA) HEAD OFFICE: 1 0 BIPLABI TRAILOKYA MAHARAJ SARANI, CALCUTTA 700 001 INDIA BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1981 CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES I.RS P. CAPITAL (wholly owned by Central Government) 5,00,00,000.00 PROPERTY AND ASSETS I.RS P. Reserve Fund and other Reserves 8.50.00,000.00 Cosh1,103 words
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Advertisement1049 1982-07-20 3 WIN YASHICA CAMERAS XL i^^l^i IN2OTHCENTURY-FOXS or L^K.^ u| OUGHT T0 BE IN pictures' Vm*\ V IDENTIFY THE STAR Q I Hal Libby Tucker (Dinah ManoH) it young, friendly, O m A i funny and by her own admimon terrifically Q pi talented Q *^L| All the need* is one1,049 words
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Article, Illustration665 1982-07-20 4 Oleh SHARIF UJANG APAKAH dia Bahasa Malaysia (Melayu) 'standard'? Secara kasar, boleh diiawab: Bahasa Malaysia (Melayu) yang digunakan di Radio dan IVlevisyen Malaysia. Samalah seperti Bahasa Inggeris, yang 'standardnya' ialah yang digunakan di BBC. Tentu ada orang yang berkata Setengan-seten-fah perkataan ungkapan an struktur serta juga665 words
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667 1982-07-20 4 The fact that dlterjemahkan sebagai haklkat bahawa. Mungkin satu harl nantl dlterima sepennhnya di dalam bahasa kite. Bahasa Itu hldup, sentlasa berubah-nban. PENYAKIT terbawabawa susuk ayat bahasa lain memang sukar dlubat. Sering kita temul ayat begini: lan} a Jelas hahaHa mereka tidak mat a667 words
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Article, Illustration91 1982-07-20 4 14a) Mai* memaUngkan mukanya ke arah tingkap Matanya merenung jauh ke arah pokok-pokok dan daun-daumya yang rimbun dan menghijau itu. 14a) Malik turned his face and looked through the window. He gazed at the distant trees with their lush green leaves. b)91 words
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Advertisement583 1982-07-20 4 APPOINTMENTS /^jj^ WRONG f N JURONG TOWN CORPORATION IS LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE TECHNICALLY ORIENTED If you ore keen on a Technical coreer, JTC offers you an excellent opportunity for growth. Due to our expanding activities, we have vacancies in the following posts: A) TECHNICAL OFFICERS (Civil /Structurol/Electncal/Mechanical/ Architectural583 words
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Advertisement797 1982-07-20 4 ill We are a Management Company that has been incorpo- rated to manage the affairs of a large Department Store j that will soon open in Singapore and invite suitably I qualified persons to apply for the post of:- I I BUYER (HOUSEHOLD) The person we are looking for fcnust797 words
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