The Straits Times, 21 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon IRA bomb kills Queen's guards
    503 1 9 dead, 49 hurt in 2 blasts UPI picture THIS was the scene outside Buckingham Palace in London yesterday Lying dead, covered by sheets, were some of the Queen's horses and some of the Queen's men. bombed out were three cars ictims of the outlawed
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    Blasts rock bank and building
    138 1 Blasts rock bank and building PAJUfc, Tae*. Km lane* baak aad aa ihHraatf eomp*B> wtta laracM coaaerti— n were bombed today aad ari ftltwrtriia leaflets were focad aear oa* of the target*, police said. No oar was hart la the prfdawa Masts, bat aathsrttli* reported exteaoJve damage at the Gaaoe
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    My escape — by Viking's captain
    797 1  - My escape by Viking's captain THE master of the Pacific Viking has told government officials how worry drove him to plan his escape from Sydney harbour, where the vessel was fore** 1 *o stay put by militant Australian unionists. C»pt C Eklund decided to slip out without permission on June
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    Lock icon Thach denies making threat — and virtually repeats it
    1064 1  - Thach denies making threat and virtually repeats it TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent THE Vietnamese Foreign Minister yesterday denied that he had threatened retaliation against Asean and then proceeded to reaffirm that Vietnam would react if "interference" by Asean continued. Mr Nguyen Co Thach described as "distortion and
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    4,000 blackouts a day in New Delhi
    106 1 NEW DKLHI, Tmea. New Delhi average* 4,Mt power breakdowa* a day, probably the womt record for aay major world city, Kaergy Mintsu-r A.B. (.aani khaa Chondhary laid pariUraeat today. Mr Cfcoadhary was evea attacked by memberk of Ma owa rullag < •axrr** Party
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    KL army sacks 9 officers for 'sadistic' ragging
    342 1 KL army sacks 9 officers for 'sadistic' ragging KOTA BARL. Tues The Malaysian Army hid dismissed nine of its officers and withdrawn their commissions for raggintf subordinates and new recruits last year, armychief General Tan Sri 1 Zain Hashim revealed last night The two captains and seven first and second
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    Calling those from humble homes
    110 1 THE Sunday Times is interested in hearing from Singaporeans who have moved on in life. They are the ones who started in humble dwellings a rented room, living quarters in an old shophouse or a Chinatown tenement, or whatever They later moved into Housing Board
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    Clashes as Reagan meets envoys
    480 1 BEIRUT. Tims. ISRAELI troops and Palestinian guerillas clashed around Beirut's port today as President Ronald Reagan and two emissaries from the Arab League held talks on how to break the impasse in negotiations on the Lebanese crisis. Israeli jets roared overhead on reconnaissance sorties, but
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      Lock icon U.S. MOVES MARINES AWAY
      76 1 W YNHIViTON, Tien. V I S Na*> impUUNI reap rarryiaK ab»at l^M Mariaca has m«vfd »»»> from Uh- Leaaacwe <-<Ht»'i amid diplomatic v»hirh leave* la d««bt whethrr \m«ricaa treepa will be iurd la a pmcefcr^piaK rwie la Beirmt. Ptatagoa •fflcUUs saM umU\ taat tar flvF-naip uuHMw
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      24 1 Exclusive Accommodation I in the Heart of Singapore I timii o» |Hr3aaV I r- 4ih\miii mttin J CM i W ~9' J Ssssmml P^^PPmmbm™JK^B
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      232 1 THE COMPLETE COLOUR PROCESSING SYSTEM AT YOUR(J|][jD] PEMER NOW! CPE 2 COUMMMNOUUOR 4lMC«'t ErM»rort««i /*!»> LmL Record jobless rate LONDON, Tues. I nemployment in BriUin has risen to a past-war record of 3.1 M.621 this month, the Department of Kmployment said today. The figure 19,481 higher than a month ago
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      93 1 52 pages today Fandi's father speaks Pag« 39 si MM \r\ MUKLD SKHs J CAVBEVAI 15 OMK > 15 KIMTOKIV i IC LKTTKKS U H.U'kUKOI Mi 18 IJMKS Bl SINESS l»-« i I.\SSII<IKDN 23-M SPORTS 35-39 Courtesy Srom the bosses What makes a rwurtroun bo«tt? Haw d« they tara wark
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      489 2 Unbelted likely to die A HEALTH Ministry survey has shown that people travelling in cars without wearing seat belts are 2 times more likely to be injured. In fact, all the six who died during the six-month study period did not belt up. Senior forensic pathologist Prof Chao Tzee
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      SUMMARY
      340 2 THE SI RAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPOREANS da respond in momeats of need, as the upsurge In blood donation* fallowing an appeal in The Straiu Times last Saturday shows. Though the press report helped bring them In, it should not detract from the generosity of the public and the Singapre
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      SPORTS
      191 2 Prema's record dash IT WAS another glorious day for teenager Prema Govindan yesterday, as she sped in the rain to a 25.8-sec record for the 200 m in the national schools' athletics championships. She chopped 0.4 sec off the old mark and was within two-tenths of a second of
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      270 2 BIG JUMP IN INTERIM PROFITS AT INT. T F INTERNATIONAL Trust and Finance (Int T& F) has made a strong showing in its first six months as a public-listed company. The finance company reported unaudited interim pretax profits of $2.2 million, which are comparable to its earnings for
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      BACKGROUND
      61 2 STILL THE ONLY ONE DESPITE considerable technological odds and financial adversity, Toyo Kogyo. makers of Mazda cars, succeeded in developing the rotary engine. Today, Japan's third-largest auto maker is the only one in the world producing the rotary engine. Bigger and wealthier manufacturers, including General Motors and Nissan, have
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      586 2 Palace sex scandal THE Queen's personal bodyguard has resigned. Commander Michael TrestraiH who had protected the royal family for 16 years, quit after confessing to a homosexual relationship with a male prostitute. The bombshell was released on the House of Commons by Home Secretary William Whitelaw, just
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      SECTION 2
      408 2 Sunshine at the top COI BTEOIB bosses have a knack of turning a chore into a breeze. Their concern and their ready smiles go a long way to reassure workers and bring out the best in them Four such men were picked at random as being among the
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      158 2 Dengue epidemic KELANTAN has been declared a dengue epidemic state, following the outbreak of B cases and two deaths from the infectious disease during June and July The situation is still not under control, the state's health chief said. Its capital Kota Baru is the worst affected.
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      186 2 In the wild Oil to get a fresh view on the subject, about 80 people from the Singapore Chinese Physicians' Training College Alumni Association, left their dried, preserved and shredded Chinese medicinal herbs behind and trooped off to Macftitchie Reservoir to look for the herbs in
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      184 2 A Sparkling New^ Penguin Author William Bqyd Born in West Africa, William Boyd went to the universities of Nice. Glasgow and Oxford. An awardwinning novelist, short story writer and critic, he lives in Oxford where he also teaches English Literature. i*'"*-"* fTI FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS T J 1 New Industrial Road,
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      Lock icon US ban on cluster shells a move to put pressure on Israel
      319 3 US ban on cluster shells a move to put pressure on Israel VkASHDv sda> PBESLTjCNI RnsilM r->-aKar o^< isior, \^\f. o suspend indefinite > the a* )mtm ntanV '^■v k bj Bbaarven hew ai> c. move to put pressure on Tel Avi\ io break the ihindlnnr in the negutia he
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      116 3 Bnrayann Frisin^i Cona while the United Stakes nVhMsnt ftc«clni«asans to Lebun aad m the Gulf muniT> s&oujC kr] \ms^io <isfiiri*r ..r.' BH a x«un' y cj»-s"'ir iaa vie»-s The> atoo agreed on the BMd nsspaj Itojai BM n.jQ*--;-.. Ara' hjtti taaaaiaeßai < m supply The an vorad over the
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      59 3 41Hr lsnwu> havr this Mta thai Um>> hi \mpmr a taw rtefcto «f thr b«sple v tkeir kmmtl«Mb, s«t, m U, the wfcasr Immk to me ml fladjhmg a vs«eaat tot U vnmle a me* sUtr, and tfcfe vaes«tdj tottoiw«Aa. 7 King HiiSBHB of Jardut critiaaag as siiiawsi Israeli
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      Jordan rejects idea of Palestine state
      161 3 Jordan rejects idea of Palestine state AMMAN. Tues Jor dan's Prime Minister Mudar liadian yestei day rejected the idea that Jordan could em biate a Palestinian state When Israeli DeferM-e Minister Ariel Sharon speaks of a Palestinian state on Jordanian soil. -■cms lo think of Jordan a& a land with
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        Lock icon No way to stop war
        71 3 I M I Mi NATIONS Se *****) Council members Ji.v ussed the war bef*e«Ti Iran am' Iraq at a meeting Dehind closed '.1 iclu< iantlv agreed there MM nothing they could da to stop it. d;plumatic souk es said The presideni. Noel Simian of (Juyana.
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        Lock icon Unsafe to visit Beirut
        84 3 A SPECIAL ministerial committee representing the non-aligned movement announced in Nicosia Cyprus, tliat it has been refused permission to visit Lebanon A committee statement said "the ministers have not hei'ii allowed to visit Ik-nut Lebanon because Lebanon's Foreign Miiu.sU" Kuad UouUos informed them (hat thr government
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        Lock icon Soviet medical aid
        44 3 MIVICT plane carry ing 11 tunnes of mcdi cine and medical equipment destined for Lebanon landed at Damascus international airport loday. the Syrian news afi m > Sana reported The aid was seni t>> the central council of Soviet trade unions AFP
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      Lock icon ROCKET KIDS' SET FREE
      117 3 BEIRUT, Tuns. IH Kr-4 < r««k UM>k usu»d> >«*»u-rd»> u( 22t >««tMml \r»b prlMtarrk tr»i*rd b> PalrttOaUn Ku«-iilUi*> a* aatt-taak fl K hi^r> Smmte imngjMmw aad waviag to ••Idlerit, •*hrrs rrvliK, tkc KrMip, maul «f tkem *K«-4 brtMrrn 12 aad IC, pil-d Into Urn *a*a I
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      Lock icon Iran acts to allay Gulf fears
      327 3 Invasion of Iraq a 'defensive necessity' it says WASHINGTON, Tues WITH Iranian and Iraqi forces deadlocked after six days of fighting in southern Iraq, Iran has be'jun a political offensive in the Middle East mat is ap|>aivntly in waded to kUu mmm that it
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      Lock icon Hussein tries to win — greater support
      243 3 Hussein tries to win greater support MA. Tues. PresiJent Saddam Hussein is taking great pains to strengthen his domesticfront amid uncertam'y whether the Iranians plan to launch further offensives along the border with Iraq. Three da>s after offer ing amnesty to Kurds fighting his regime, officially to mark Irak's National
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      Lock icon Secondhand might
      93 3 BEIRUT, lues Teheran newspaper reported yesterday that a new Iranian army division has been formed using captured Iraqi equipment, including the most advanced Soviet-made tank. The official Iranian pn*s igency Irna quoted an interview in the Teherun evening daily "Kay- nan as saying the weap ons included the
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      157 3 The National push-button Key Telephone System. A 3-in-1 system that^s a telephone, intercom, and paging service. t£ iv-~A| B^?bW 1 I ft BBsB ys w •%(p|^ Works like a PABX. less Feature-packed for absolute The system grows as your expensive than a PABX. reliability. company grows. More 3 manual Because
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      China 'using ploys to get technology'
      280 4 WASHINGTON. Turn. US general tells panel about some methods used CHINA uses bogus trade companies m change students .mil misrepresentation well as legitimate trade to obtain technology from the West for military modernisation, according to US intelligence testimony released yesterday. Beijing has also significantly
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      Lock icon Japanese plan to upgrade defence strength
      158 4 Japanese plan to upgrade defence strength TOKYO, Tu.-s Japan plans to improve its defence capabilities over the next five years so that it could repulse alone a small-scale, limited aggression against its territory by hostile for To achieve the s»oal. the Japanese Defence Agency plans to spend up to an
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      61 4 JAPANESE teefc•nal k >' h*.s been based m the pr*rn«ti«a •f vvtew Inventions the lalted Stales and Europe. V.s a result, the I nited States and Kur«pe have been unhappy with Japan which halt ■eea eajvytag a free a rt*e. 7 The Mainichi Shibun. one of Japan 's large
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      Lock icon Principals took bribes
      69 4 JAKARTA. Tues. Seventeen high school principals in Sumatra have been sacked md nine others "subjected to administrative sanctions" fo' taking bnbes ami <listorting entrance examination results. the semi-oif ic;ai Indonesian news agency Antara said today The principals had (ienied high school places in the 1982--83 school year
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      Lock icon Marcos sets up panel to review exodus of labour
      298 4 MANILA, Tues President Ferdinand Mat cos today formed a special committee to review the government's policy of encouraging Filipinos to work overseas, after noting the labour exodus had created serious shortages of skilled manpower at home. In a speech to about
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      Lock icon Japan's latest robot
      70 4 TOKYO, Tuts Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd. ol Japan today claimed to have produced a prototype ot the world's most intelligent robot which has basic human functions such .us perception, hearing and speaking and is equipped with "arms and legs The robot is capable ot moving towards objects,
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      Lock icon Next term will be my last, Suharto says
      240 4 Next term will be my last, Suharto says JAKARTA, Tues. President Suharto announced today that his fourth fiveyear term of office due to begin next year would be his last. "The fourth Repelita (five-year national development plan) will be my last dedication to the nation, and fifth Repelita will be
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      Lock icon Floats bring free dumplings for all
      52 4 A FLOAT surrounded by revellers parading through a street la Kyoto, Japan's old capital, during the annual liion festival last weekend. As is the custom, Japanese riding on this and other floats threw dumplings to some of the estimated 17MC* spectators along the route.
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      262 4 End fear, shyness, indecision INCREASE YOUR EFFICIENCY AND EARNING POWER-ri however you complete the programme Many oeooie exoe"eice doubts tearb ana feel no dramatic tenefit. your i.esitation ack of confidence timidity tuition fee *iiloe refunded m full and depression and are often severely Writ* today without handicapped by tnes«?*eaK nesses
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      296 5 I y m 4* I Philips puts a handle on high fidelity. In the past, listening to high quality pre-amplifier with individual controk music was a pleasure restricted to the for balance, bass, treble, volume and living room. loudness. A pair of loudspeakers (with Nothing respectable ever came out 2
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      Lock icon One out of seven Americans is living in poverty
      337 6 JOBLESS LEVEL IN U.S. HIGHEST IN 40 YEARS THE number of American* living beio* the poverty Hat dunned by .4 per cent to almost 32 million last year as a *enou> rf.-essior. pMftV ed uwniujwt to its highest level in over
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      47 6 BEIJING Tvs GaatafMtt I have found a •cU-eeaMrwd fusil of a (Mb vßKfa tfarv t* beve ornwd back m mUliar. yean twtcr at aid ac bom otter nallir finds n ih* •or id the alnaa. Xinhua News Afew> nud ycMerd*} UPI iv->-«: Ani mat m
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      36 6 SEW DELHI Tuet Tee ttKKHM cnudres »?r#MM and B auum) 15 ■niwau in nutkerr India inansanj »-n« njns ■caw bwut oatc o»» annl ■flsßsmana' kaaM -.wit h drtri tar UaMad News <* lßdurcsonn! AP
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      Lock icon Mitsubishi is indicted by US grand jury
      259 6 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and four businessmen were yesterday indicted by a Federal grand jury' today concernalieged conspiracy to get IBM computer secrets US attorne} Anthony nfrnasM n-.^rr s^reac v oner sections of the comAnotfaer Japs near electronics giant. Hitachi, was
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      Lock icon CRUTCHES THAT HELPED CLIMBER TO SCALE PEAK
      73 6 CRUTCHES THAT HELPED CLIMBER TO SCALE PEAK ONE-LEGGED climber Dm Bennett slmws ttt the special cratches taat helped him scale Meant Rainier near Seattle In tae I'nlted States. Mr Beaaett, S3, fr»m Hikshinxt i. first climbed tke 4 Jtt m high mitain In ifJt before be Iwit a leg In
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      320 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan decided yesterday not to resume negotiations on a ban on nuclear testing, administration and congressional officials said. The talks with Britain and the Soviet Union aimed at ending underground tests of less than 150 kilotonnes the only testing now
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      70 6 JERUSALEM. Tues. For the first time since the start of its Lebanese invasion on June 6. the Israeli army dispatched a crew o( femaie soldiers to southern Lebanon over the past two days, reliable sources In Jerusalem said yesterday The sources said the women would be
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      Lock icon Shultz moves in as Haig's men are replaced
      190 6 Shultz moves in as Haig's men are replaced WASHINGTON, Tua*. SECRETARY of State George Shultz moved to put his sump on the conduct of US foreign policy yesterday as President Ronald Rea- §an replaced three top tate Department officials who served former Secretary of State Alexander Haig. In the most
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        Lock icon Balanced budget move
        91 6 I'NTTED STATES President Ronald Reagan, saying the federal government must stop "credit card spending", appealed to Americans on Monday to support a campaign for a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget. "No more than a thin wall of wavering willpower stands between us and ruin by reo
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        79 6 WEST GERMAN Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, who began a trip to the United States yesterday, will seek the help of Secretary of State George Shultz to try to overcome President Ronald Reagan's opposition to the Soviet-West European gas pipeline scheme, government sources said in Bonn. The nine-day visit was
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        73 6 THAILAND AND France have begun negotiations in Bangkok to finalise a prisoner-ex-change agreement which is expected to set a precedent for several other Western countries whose nationals are in Thai jails. A French embassy spokesman said in Bangkok yesterday that Thai and French officials began talks on a
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        Lock icon Soviet plan scuttled
        83 6 PHILIPPINE MILITARY authorities have scuttled a Soviet attempt to set up shipping facilities near a US Navy base, i Filipino columnist said in Manila yesterday Columnist Jesus Bigornia. writing for the daily bulletin Today, said Filsov Shipping, a Filipino-Soviet commercial shipping firm, almost finalised an arrangement for
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      Wave of executions to come?
      203 6 WASHINGTON. Tims. DEATH rows in US prisons are rilling up so fast that a Justice Department official has said a wave of executions could start next year as a solu- tion to the problem. Mr Benjamin Renshaw. head of the Justice De- partment's bureau of
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      France to continue backing Concorde
      160 9 France to continue backing Concorde PARIS. Tues The French government will continue to support the Concorde supersonic- jet service next year despite heavy financial losses. Transport Ministry officials said yesterday The officials "denied news reports published in London saying France would cancel its participation in the British-French Concorde venture However,
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      Lock icon Pak stand on prisoners
      61 9 LSIJVMABAD, Tues Pakistan yesterday told India that Indian citizens piled in this country will be released "after completion of their sentences" Replying to criticism in the Indian Press on the issue, an official vtaten-ient carried by Associated Press of Pakistan said that ordinarily foreign citizens convicted
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      23 9 6 An ideal world might mean no pay increases A at all. 7 Sir Geoffrey Howe. Britain s Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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      Lock icon Queen's bodyguard quits over homosexual affair
      394 9 LONDON, Tuesday THE Queen's personal bodyguard, a Scotland Yard commander who protected the Rojal Family for 16 years, has resigned after confessing to a homosexual relationship with a male prostitute, a stunned Britain learned yesterday. Ten days after a barefoot intruder got into Queen
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      Lock icon Warsaw likely to free internees
      360 9 WARSAW. Tues Poland's soldier-Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski is expected to announce the release of a larK* number of political internees when he addresses the Sejm (Parliament) tomorrow, eve of National Day. Unofficial sources say there are more than 2.000 internees, many of them held since
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      Lock icon Up for sale
      201 9 Up for sale n LONDON, T«e«. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher** Conservative government announcwl plans yesterday U sell Brttala's sulr-run telephone system to private lavesUrs. Industry Secretary Patrick Jenkins told parliament that legtelatlon uuuld be Introdared Men to authorise the sale of a o«n trailing interest In British Telepom, the rtmpany
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      Going to court
      72 9 Going to court MX HAKL I ak .ii. the man who sat on the Queen's bed last week, grins at photocrapben through the taped window of a police van rnruuU- to Ix.ndons Bow Street Courthouse on MonFaxan, 31, was told he would not be prouecuted for the Intrusion, but would
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    The double danger of not belting up
    553 10  -  BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter A HEALTH Ministry survey has shown that people travelling in cars without wearing seat belts are two-and- i a-half times more likely to be injured in an accident Than thosewhodo. And the most significant statistic in the
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    Fracture in an unlikely part...
    163 10 Fracture in an unlikely part... A SURGEON revealed yesterday that a fracture can take place in the most unlikely part of a man's anatomy his sexual organ. Dr Goh Hak Su of the University Department of Surgery at the Singapore General Hospital told a gathering of surgeons and doctors that
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    Architects' works in directory
    85 10 SINGAPORE architects will have their more out- standing works featured in tre first comprehensive directory to be compiled by the Singapore Institute of Architects. The aim of this "show- case" directory is to protect their architectural t achievements here as well M overseas The institute now
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    Awards for NUS students
    66 10 rHK Singapore Sports Council i i>, offering two Esso University < Sports Scholar Awards to Na- lional I'niversity of Singapore undergraduates Singaporeans or children of Singaporeans who are at least in their second year and have represented Singapore in i international competitions are eligible for the
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    Inflation continues to ease
    212 10 Inflation continues to ease INFLATION continued i to ease in June with I the consumer price index rising by only a marginal %.2 per cent over May. All components of the index, except food, remained stable or declined for the month. Cheaper food, eggs, poultry and fish were more than
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    Courtesy hotline
    16 10 Courtesy hotline Ring 734-7772 It Is better U draw shabbily than U talk discourteously. Malay proverb
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    Last minute Hari Raya shopping at Geylang
    108 10 WITH Hari Raya Puasa tomorrow, shoppers were doing their last minute buying at Pasar Baru in Geylang Serai last night. The market has traditionally been popular with Muslim shoppers during the fasting month and people from all over Singapore, and even as far
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    Courtesy should start at home
    376 10 TOO MUCH IS TAKEN FOR GRANTED, SAYS A HOUSEWIFE A HOUSEWIFE said yesterday that courtesy can only bloom if its seeds are planted early at home. She (elt there was very little attempt at courtesy in Singapore homes and singled out Asian husbands for inconsiderate
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    Four get engineering awards
    110 10 Four get engineering awards FOUR students were yesterday awarded scholarships worth $4,200 a year by the Chartered Industries of Singapore. They were Lee Kirn Huat. 21. from the Na'ion ■I I'niversity of Singapore, and Chan Yew Meng. 23. Lim Teng Lye. 23. and Chua Lee Huat. 14, from the Nanyang
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    In search of solution to a 'rusty' problem
    259 10  -  IRENE NGOO By ABOUT 750 flat owners in Neptune Court all civil servants will decide bySaturday how to solve a dirty water problem in their estate. And suing the Ministry of Finance and the Hous- ing Board is one of three I
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    Course on teaching skills for new dons
    329 11  -  JUNE TAN By Our Education Reporter Specially tailored seminar by 1E... NEWLY appointed members of the National University of Singapore's teaching staff are now taught teaching skills. Starting this academic year, new staff with no teaching experience must attend a specially-tailored seminar at
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    Ex-Rollei staff may receive outstanding claims soon
    271 11  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By BARGAINABLE staff retrenched by Kollel Singapore may receive their outstanding retrenchment benefits, notice pay and pro-rated annual wage supplement within two months. A committee of Rollei's unsecured creditors was formed yesterday at a meeting called by the three liquidator*
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    Noise pollution team for Japan
    165 11 A TOP-I.KVKI. -earn will leave for Japan on Saturday for a two-week study on how to beat noise pollution in Singapore. It will look at various measures of noise control, especially at construction and demolition sites, and study standards and legislation and the penalties for
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    2 men get jail, cane for armed robbery
    141 11 TWO men were yesterday sentenced to jail and strokes of the cane by a district judge for their part in an armed robbery involving nearly $110,000 of cash, jewellery and electronic equipment. The court heard that they and a third man, an
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    Two 'conspired to get company to break agreement' — court told
    536 11 Two 'conspired to get company to break agreement' court told MR Jack Chia, chairman of Jack Chia-MPH, and a co-director, Mr Liew Shou Kong, were alleged to have conspired and induced a JC-MPH subsidiary company to break a lease and joint venture agreement it had with a timber company and
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    A 'Rose' who is not afraid of the thorns of life
    230 11  - A 'Rose' who is not afraid of the thorns of life EVELYN NG By Our Social Services Correspondent ROSE LIM lives up to her name working with other volunteers to bring the roses and sunshine into the lives of others less fortunate. Although she is physically handicapped and walks with
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    SOS lines up men to fight protectionism
    345 13  - SOS lines up men to fight protectionism Viking's captain My escape by THE Singapore Organisation of Seamen (SOS) has named its five-man team who will fight against protectionism oy Australian unions at the Asian regional working committee meeting in Seoul. The meeting, which will be held on Aug 2 and
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    Man stabbed in grab
    62 13 AN OFFICE assistant was stabbed in the abdomen and right thigh by a robber during a $25,000 payroll grab in Shaw Road on Monday. Mr Murthay Karmpiah, 23, and his supervisor. Miss S.L. Yap, of Uruplas Pte Ltd, were returning to their company after having withdrawn
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    Police on trail of forger passing off fake $100 bills
    372 13 MEMBERS of the public have been taken in, to the tune of $15,100, by a forger who had circulated 151 fake $100 bills in the past 10 months. The ClD's Commercial Crime Division, which is in charge o f investigations,
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    Fun fair
    42 13 A FUN fair organised by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will be held at the grounds of its chapel at 253 Bukit Timah Road on Saturday at 10 am One of the highlights is a pottery-making demonstration.
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    Wind Quintet concert off
    52 13 THE CONCERT and master classes by the Belgian Wind Quintet, originally scheduled for July 30 and 31. have been cancelled. Ticket holders can get a refund at the Victoria Theatre between noon and 8 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, and between 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    I must have pushed him too hard, says accused
    223 13 A FORMER student union leader yesterday said a trader accused him of corruption probably because he pushed the man too hard to lower his photostating prices and to extend his hours of service. Kirinjoat Singh Bhalla, 26, now a trainee audit
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    rJapanese team here to boost cultural ties
    258 13 r Japanese team here to boost cultural ties JAPAN, which has already established close economic and industrial links with Singapore, now hopes to irr prove cultural and human relations with the Republic The leader of a fivemember Japanese cultural affairs and public relations study team, Mr Jiro Ushio, who arrived
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    NUS students take a lecturer to task
    498 14 UNIVERSITY students yesterday took a lecturer to task on a conference paper he presented last week ana refuted his charges that they lacked political and social awareness. The National University of Singapore Students' Union in a statement by its president, Mr Vivian Balakrishnan,
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    PUB pay increases
    122 14 ABOUT 4,200 dai./rated employees of the Public Utilities Board will get r.j increases of between and 10 percent under a new collective agreement signed yesterday. Under the agreement, an employee who works on his rest day will be paid twice his normal hourly rate while those working
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    $17m complex to open soon
    183 14 TANJONG Raton* (on. piex, the tint fully airconditioned shopping complex built by the Housing Board, will open lto doors to the public in two months. Tenders for the larger premises In the fourstorey complex will be eaUed today. Ilese are for the su permar'.et, emporium,
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    Muslims can leave early
    63 14 MUSLIM employees in the civil service will be allowed to leave their offices early on the eve of Hari Ray a Puasa. Both monthly- and daily-rated staff need to work only four-and-a-half hours tomorrow. Those who report for work at 7.30 a.m. can leave at noon
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    When a father's 'bonus' plan didn't produce results...
    380 14  -  TERESA 001 By A FATHER has abandoned a scheme he set up to encourage his Primary Three son to score higher marks in CL2. When the boy's CL2 marks were borderline despite tuition, his father decided to put the productivity message to
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    20 robots
    28 14 A STRAITS Times article on robots yesterday said that, based on the American definition, there were 200 robots in Singapore. The number should have read 20.
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    Seminar will discuss varied aspects of shipping
    323 14  - Seminar will discuss varied aspects of shipping GERRY de SILVA By A MAJOR seminar on shipping organised for the Singapore National Shipowners' Association (SNSA) will discuss, among other things, the political and economic implications of the industry. The five-day meeting will take place on Sentosa next week. It will also
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    Suspects in engine theft case held
    287 14  - Suspects in engine theft case held PAUL WEE By Home Attairs Desk POLICE YESTERDAY arrested six suspects believed to be members of a gang responsible for a spate of outboard motor thefts along the Singapore coast over the past two years. The suspects, all Indonesians aged between 20 and 40,
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    Increasing use of spastics creche
    233 14 USE of the Spastic Chil- 1 dren's Association day- care centre at GiLstead Road is picking up. An association spokesman said yesterday that seven children used the i centre 34 times this month, compared with five children who used it 13 times last month. The
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      When it doesn't pay to seek the bright lights...
      211 15 When it doesn't pay to seek the bright lights... KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Government statistics have shown that the bright lights in Kuala Lumpur may not be so attractive after all, as far as ordinary office jobs are concerned. The Malay Mail, in a report today, said the best pay for
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      Lock icon In the dark on acid rain
      65 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Ministry of Science. Technology and the Environment has said it knows nothing about acid rain reported to be falling over Klang. The head of its Department of the Emironment. Mr S.T. Sundram. said yesterday it was still in the dark
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      Lock icon Schools with no heads
      58 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Seven national-type Chinese primary schools in Selangor are without headmasters and another 18 are without senior assistants. Some of these posts have remained unfilled (or two years. The vacancies came about as a result of retirement and transfers, said an MCA memorandum to.
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      'Service payoffs' ploy to beat ban
      296 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Graft-minded businessmen in a bid to circumvent an Anti-Corruption Agency ban on hampers, are now paying for private services needed by government servants for the festive period. The Malay Mail said middlemen in the gifts trade report that businessmen are paying
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      Police rescue tycoon's son
      132 15 ki < HIM.. Ties. Sarawak police shot and raptnrrd a kidnapper and saved the nlne-\ear-old son of a Slbu timber tycoon In a rm> •■up drama yesterday. They also recovered all of the %f,m ransom money In Sarawak's first ever kidnap case. The boy, Sla Kvane
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      Lock icon Kelantan a dengue epidemic state
      183 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday KELANTAN has been declared a dengue epidemic state following the outbreak of 21 cases and two deaths of the infectious disease during June and July. The Health and Medical Department's director, Dr Jones Varughese, who announced this yesterday, said the situation was
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      Lock icon Deputy chief may lose party seat
      291 15 Deputy chief may lose party seat KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The fate of Sarawak Deputy Chief Minister Daniel Tajem in his party, the Sarawak National Party (Snap), is hanging in the balance. There is growing internal pressure that he be expelled for allegedly campaigning against a National Front candidate in the
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      148 15 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh v Hal Camp I'fjk GoitJ<3 TO RECORP J^2, X HAVE en I SOUMPS UIKE "7 I MIS SKIORIMS 1 i (^2, <^ SOAAETWIMG I C-J 2a V PU6T TO Blondte By Chic Young TO *~*3 C OH.NO, NOT y\ f HONEy WMV ARE I
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    Always there – press and SAF
    486 16 Always there press and SAF WHATEVER one may say about the materialistic and uncaring ways of Singaporeans, the fact remains that they do respond in moments of need. Their "soft spots" have been noticed by newspaper editors often taken aback by their response to various social and charitable causes and
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    Democracy in the New Order
    1355 16  -  ISMAIL KASSIM By Our Regional Correspondent THE FESTIVAL of democracy in Indonesia is not over yet, though the general election was held more than two months ago. By the standards set by the government, the electoral exercise the third since the ousting of the late
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    Political education
    75 16 4 ONE of the first GBHN (state policy) issues discussed so far in the papers was the role of the government in educating the public on the political process. There has been no lack of suggestions. One PPP leader argued that the government ought to make clear to
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    Lock icon In a city once called Saigon
    1045 16  -  SYLVANA FOA By in Vietnam A CLOUD of repression hangs heavy over Vietnam. Tales of tyranny, fear and disappointment with a revolution gone sour emerge in quiet chats among old friends and acquaintances in this tattered city once called Saigon. "The climate is one
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      58 16 CONGMTUMTIONS TO Where taste still matters. CHENG MENG FURNITURE CO (PTE) LTD. were contracted to execute the plush interior and supply the gracious furnishings which so add to the pleasure of dining at Le Rosier, the elegant French restaurant in the heart of the financial district 327/329 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore
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      Swimmer in that incident was not in danger
      177 17 Swimmer in that incident was not in danger WE REFER to the letter "Lifeguard did not come to the rescue" by Disappointed Mother (ST, July 13). There were three lifeguards strategically stationed at the Toa Payoh Swimming Pool on July 2. One was near lane eight of the starting point.
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      The day I had to save boy from drowning
      98 17 The day I had to save boy from drowning ON SEVERAL occasions, when I brought my family to the Toa Payoh swimming pool, I noticed that the lifeguards were busy chatting and joking among themselves and were not paying attention to the people who were swimming in the pool. On
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      Why 100 pc rise in parking fees?
      35 17 WHY hatf the PSA In crra.«wd the parking fr? »t the World Trade Centre by IM per rent -to $2? I feel this is exploitation. EXPLOITATION Singapore 1953
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      Life-guard did not come to the rescue
      77 17 1 WAS it tht Toa Payoh swimming pool on July 2 to .iiine» iwimmwg mrcl. Dunn* oar of the events (or beginners, small «n-T-fO« into difficulty In water Oae <A the starters dived in Cully rkxhrd to nacu* her There was a Uie-(u*ni
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      For whom guards toil
      98 17 LET me answer Disappointed Mother's question "what are lifeguards for anyway?" (ST, July 13). A lifeguard's primary duty is the noble task of saving lives, of preventing accidents before they happen and of rendering assistance when they nappen. He renders a service. One should anticipate accidents,
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      One of the best ways of doing good
      95 17 I BELIEVE every religion teaches us to practise good and refrain from evil. Donating organs is one of the most charitable ways of doing good. We must not allow religious superstitions to stand in the way. The authorities must play their part
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      Could CPF contributions be based on income?
      72 17 Could CPF contributions be based on income? I HAVE been following with great interest your readers' views on the recent rise in CPF contributions by all employees to 23 per cent. I just wonder whether it would be possible for the CPF Board to base employees' contributions on their income,
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      9 17 DANCING waters Sentosa fountain is a big attraction.
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      Crowds at Sentosa
      170 17 Wi: KKKKK to the letter "Waiting crowds are no fantasy by DL (ST, July 8). >our reader probably came to view the Musical Fountain show in Sentoaa on the first »ffk of June, which was the start of the school holidays. There was an average crowd or
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      Plans are afoot for Kallang Theatre
      101 17 Plans are afoot for Kallang Theatre Wr! REFER to the letter by T. S. Koh regarding the Kalians Theatre (ST. July IS). It is proposed to renovate the theatre for use as a theatre-cum -concert hall When completed, it will be fully equipped for full-scale musical, dance and theatrical performances.
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      School welcomes suggestions
      217 17 PLEASE refer to the letters "Teachers should try to hold their temper" by "PHLG" (ST, June 18) and "Training students not to correct mistakes" by 'T.S.W." (ST, July I have advised the teacher concerned not to lose her temper in front of her pupils. With reference to
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      Taxman can keep tabs on food sellers
      139 17 Taxman can keep tabs on food sellers OF LATE, we have had courtesy campaigns and aati-pr*flteerug exercises in which hawkers seem to he very much highlighted. Although the general opinion Is that hawkers are reaping excessive profits, It la only pertinent to point out that there are those who are
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      Our hawkers shouldn't follow Hanyu Pinyin blindly
      347 17 Our hawkers shouldn't follow Hanyu Pinyin blindly I HAVE noticed that with the proliferation of new hawker centres, the use of Hanyu Pinyin in signboards has become common and sometimes ludicrous. I fully support the Hanyu Pinyin system »o strongly advocated by the government. I firmly believe that the adoption
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      Lock icon Toto Kogyo makes a comeback with rotary engine
      1643 18  - Toto Kogyo makes a comeback with rotary engine STEVE LOHR By in Japan IT WAS nearly 20 years ago, in March 1963, that Mr Kenichi Yamamoto was called into the office of the late Tsunei Matsuda, then the president of the Toyo Kogyo Co, and told that he would lead
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      Lock icon China 'not doing enough' for its intellectuals
      630 18 China 'not doing enough' for its intellectuals BEIJING China is ruining the health and enthusiasm of its middleaged intellectuals, and endangering its modernisation drive, by paying and housing them poorly, a major Chinese newspaper warned last week. The Guangming Daily advanced a proposal that would have been denounced as bourgeois
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      291 18 Kenny Ball his performed in most Jazzmen have been countries around the acclaimed to be one H\ world of the world's most ]"H V When you listen to exciting jazz bands M Kenny Ball his They have been well- Jazzmen you will received in New tl^ H realise how exciting
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        Bukit Katil queried
        71 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Bukit Katil Rubber Estates concerning the company's trading results for the year ended April 30, 1982, following its announcement of a two-for-one bonus issue. The company was also asked to announce any expected change in profitability for the next financial
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        Pegi replies
        53 19 PEGI Malaysia, in reply to queries from the Singapore stock exchange, has announced that the price of its shares at M 51.73 each was reached after considering the net asset value of Ms 2 per share on completion of its proposed acquisition of 51 per cent equity of
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        Proposals approved
        46 19 SHAREHOLDERS have approved Associated Plastics Industries' proposed acquisition of Kirn King Sino-Malay Development, Kulim Land and Sereinban Land. The proposals to raise the authorised capital of API to MJSOO million and to change its name to Amalgamated Properties and Industries Bhd were also approved.
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        Lock icon Car plant discussion
        89 19 TOKYO, Tues. The vice-president of Japan's Nissan Motor Company, Mr Masataka Okuma, will visit Britain on Thursday to discuss a proposed car plant there with government leaders. Nissan did not discuss the company's attitude to the project, saying no final decision had been reached on manufacturing its
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        57 19 NEW DELHI, Tues. Air India has placed an order for three new 300-B4 Airbus aircraft, estimated to cost 1.80 billion rupees (SJ42B million), Junior Civil Aviation Minister, Mr K. A. Khan said today. The aircraft would operate on the India-Gulf and India-Singapore routes. They are to be
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        Lock icon Tea production decline
        67 19 NEW DELHI, Tues. Production of tea in India was adversly affected by bad weather during the early part of this year. Mr P. A. Sangma, Deputy Minister of Commerce, said in the Upper House that up to May, the decline in production, compared with the corresponding period
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        Lock icon Honda factory
        69 19 TOKYO, Tues. Honda Company announced that its first car factory in the United States would be ready in August and would start production in November. The Honda plant in Marysville, Ohio, will also be the first Japanese car firm's assembly plant in the US. It will start by
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        Lock icon Car production down
        75 19 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea's overall car production fell 1.5 per cent in the first half of this year to 66,147 units from the previous period. The number of passenger caj-s produced during the six-month period was listed as 37,175 units, up 11.7 per cent from a year
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        78 19 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines, reeling from a world recession and depressed commodity prices, posted a US$675 million (551.45 billion) balance of payments deficit during the first six months of this year, the Central Bank said. The January-June figure was almost triple the payments shortfall for the same period
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        Lock icon Guangzhou exports up
        93 19 HONGKONG, Tues. Guangzhou, capital of China's Guangdong province, last year exported more than US$l3O million (*****.6 million) worth of goods, up 10.2 per cent from the previous year, China News Agency reported. The report said that world economic recession forced exports from Guangdong province as a whole
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      HSBC subsidiary to issue $50m bearer bond
      319 19 HSBC subsidiary to issue $50m bearer bond COLLYER Quay Properties Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, will be issuing a $50 million bond next week. The issue in bearer form with a six-year maturity is unconditionally guaranteed by parent company Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. It
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      411 19 Chrysler profits put it nearer recovery NKW YORK. Tues. Chrysler, the third largest American motor manufacturer, made profits of *****6.9 million (*****.6 million) in the second quarter of this year, making a major step towards recovery from the crisis that forced the company to seek US government financial help three
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      Big jump in interim profits at Int T & F
      372 19 Big jump in interim profits at Int T F INTERNATIONAL Trust and Finance (Int T&F) has made a strong showing in its first six months as a publicly listed company. The finance company repor'"d unaudited interim pretax profits of $2.2 million, which are comparable to its earnings for the whole
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      Upali invests in new automated machines
      405 19 UPALI Singapore has invested an additional $3 million in new fully automated machinery to meet an increase in demand for its cocoa products from overseas markets. Output at the local plant has risen three-and-a-half times since the installation of the new Italian-made equipment two
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      Lock icon Australian farmers in midst of depression
      187 19 Australian farmers in midst of depression CANBERRA, Tues. Australian farmers are in the midst of a depression according to the federal government's Bureau of Agricultural Economics. In its current review of trends released today, the BAE said worsening seasonal conditions in the eastern states and low export prices show a
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      120 19 BAHAMAS, Tues. The licence of Banco Ambrosiano Overseas Ltd (Nassau) has been suspended (or 30 days by the Bahamas Central Bank because of the inability of the parent bank to guarantee financial support for its oveiseas subsidiaries. The suspension is intended to allow the Nassau affiliate time
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      National Iron may enter prefab steel market
      320 19 NATIONAL Iron and Steel Mills, fresh from its recent deal with a Finnish company to produce prestressed concrete slabs, is now looking into the prefabrication of structural steel. National lion said that through its subsidiary. Eastern Industries, it is studying the market potential
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      French hotel group to manage Orchid Inn
      142 19 ORCHID Inn hotel, currently undergoing an expansion which will add 158 rooms to its present 321 rooms, has appointed a French hotel management company to manage it. King's Hotel Ltd which wholly owns Orchid Inn announced yesterday that Novotel S. I. E. H.
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        575 19 SINGAPORE: The market closed on a slightly easier not* after some covering support alternated with selling interest yesterday. The undertone remained weak though the Stock Exchange Industrial index rose I.B*l points to 495.11. Among industrials and finances, Central Sugar stood oat with a sharp
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        70 19 Bmutead Bhd !>unlop lad ulnnrv. HTT I CftC Ksm (inthrle Bhd NBT -1 4 CCM PAN Haw Par Nat Iron -10 (old Storage (irntlnKS Inrhcape Bhd PMC 2 4 1 +4 Pan Kl.-. to th mans (Trading M Works M I'rrlLs Pant SembSMp Sup fiirp He»rnrs
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        21 19 C C 225.000 B Raya 165.000 City Dcv 158,000 Promet 157,000 DBS Loan 156.000 Total turnover: 4.03 m Total value: $10.6bm
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        38 19 BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties: ST Minings: ST Plantations: OCBC: SEStnd: *****6 *****1 669 25 669 17 1633 19 162.82 *****1 1056.61 582.63 583.31 259.32 258.50 ***** 847.77 603.62 603r> ***** 495.01
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    2395 20 IM>l STRIAL COMMERCIAL MM High I Company Gr Net l->» Div I- I- Vol Day* S.le »or- COOOI High Low 3SO 247 Anna Alcom 233 164 Allied Chor 308 246 BAT 330 318 BaU 141 HO Hen Berjaya Kawal 291 171 Bouslead 480 283 Bouslradrn 328 240
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    407 20 A LATE withdrawal of i interest trimmed early gains on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, taking shares to a marginally lower close. After a generally higher start, prices remained steady towards the lunch break with most counters several cents above overnight levels. In the afternoon, values
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    33 20 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Up 28 1 3 1 Down 37 o 2 unch 17 2 2 2 Tins rubbers 1 6 11 1 1 E rubbers Deb/ Loans
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      359 20 PRICES in the stock market firmed yesterday, aided by the decline in US interest rates and economic support measures announced by the government on Monday, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index gained 4.5 points at 462.6. Industrial stocks advanced after the recent phase of rela- 1 tive inactivity, with the
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      121 20 SHARE prices closed generally higher in selective and quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. Bant- Aokham Thai Ada Fibre A-ulnajrm In« And Tn_* Bmnrto* Ban. Mi unch Ban! Of Arudha-k L4d Bat-She* Bern Juekar Charoonf Thai Win Firaeto— a nmTnut MM unch Ooodyaar industrial PinanCacorp MaJa *i JalapraUian C*_mol HM_
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      306 20 STOCKS closed steadier on pared gains yesterday, mainly due to active selling after prices reached their highs in the morning, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed up 5.20 points at 1300.95 after an early gain of 10.66. Leaders closed higher except for banks, with Hongkong Bank unchanged at
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      90 20 THE stock market closed dull yesterday, with commercial industrial down 0.06 to 89.2. Pmm assr? 11 .a. is 1 Banto Odd 0.0015 -0 0002 Bute PMroiraai 0 015 uneh Btnciwt Con. B M ■>& Ct3> IJO unt" nrat pnu HM(i no -0 4 tariiuiiqur B (uiw JrtonUJ B till
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    209 20 BINUAPOBK I NIT I Xl 1 (Maaagen' artrea far Jaly SI) The Commerce 2.66 2.80 Ttv Savings Fund 152 160 Spore Prog Fund 1 20 1.26 Spore Ser Fund 184 1.93 Spore Invest Fund 098 1 03xd Spore Equity Fund 1.15 1.21 ASIA I Ml IKI M (Maaagen'
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    1492 20 BID and offer pricn oftlci-Uy Utird and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of thare. traded shown in bracket! la lots of 1.000 unit- unlea- otherw— •peri ned INDVSTBIALB trou (3.206) xd AJbii-nla (3.005) Alea_i(l.o4B) (5) 105(1) 1.04 AJr. HaM.
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    596 20 SHARKS retreated In late i afternoon trading in the abMH of any sustained buyIng Interest In spite of a fairly encouraging start at the Singapore stock market yesterday. Investors were apparently taken aback by the disappointing overnight close on the Nm York market which had
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    1667 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number o( shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Times Seniement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett" Big Board
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      32 21 Rubber: July 20 Singapore: Aug: 177.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 197.25 cents (down 1.75 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 385 tonnes (down 91 tonnes)
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      145 21 CHINESE Prtrfsjce Exrhaagr, SUffapare, mm daring price* per IN kg yesterday Caeasmt ail: Bulk fob $99.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $111 00 sellers. new drum fob $115.00 sellers. Capra: Mixed (loose) $52.00 buyers. Pesswr: Muntok white pepper fob Asia NLW (317 SO sellers. Sarawak
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      177 21 THE STRAITS tin price remained static at MJ29.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 91 tonnes to 385 tonnes. The overnight London market was easy with forward buyers falling ££80 to £6,590 per tonne. LONDON: Monday's downward slide of tin prices, in the London Metal
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      178 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market fell further in the absence of buying support in moderately active trading yesterday, dealers said. North in July dropped $25 to M 5665 per tonne, south $16.50 to $682.50 while central was traded at $670. August in the north fell
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      37 21 LONDON Copper pricei on Monday pervious in brackets I Wlreban Spot buyers L 852 00 (C8J2.00); sellers 1*53 00 ,£*****). Three Months buyers £867 00 (£*****. sellers £867 50 (£864 00 MvtMUv: Firmer Sales: 16.150 tonnes
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      35 21 Mm FH New York S.4SB 6.488 6.&5S 6.36S Zurich 6.458 6.428 6.55S 6.52S lfca Mm Singapore 6 458 (458 695S 6HS Cosing price* In US dollars a troy ounce. Smiw: Cnatt Hw, B>*k.
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      700 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly easier yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 177.50 cents per kilo, down 0.50 cent on Monday's close. Prices hovered narrowly around overnight levels during quiet morning trading on lack of interest. The afternoon session saw prices easing slightly on
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      330 21 SHARE prices declined yesterday, on profit-taking ln blue chips after Monday's sharp gains, dealers said. They said that despite a fall in US interest rates, sentiment was affected by the yen's setback against the US dollar and the easier tone on Wall Street overnight Y«o AJlnomolo Mi fc— a«
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      76 21 ■A 8 ■vSK KSRM MMLB SMRCV SMRL sM« I SMHGP SMK l.i SMR2O SMRSO lIIMptIIMI (I'lonpaUMl OUsptilM) lisas August ilurml Mlkl Bu-rr. 5,11,r. 1«00 161 00N IS? SO *****N ***** *****N ***** JO2SON into IHSON UNO UNO ***** 176.00N ***** 174 00N 1W.90 171 SON S»pl.»il>»r (Forward
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      210 21 THE KILOBAR market tor gold deliverable In Singapore opened at 123.996 and closed at 123.883 yester day In the Far East, gold opened at USU4SOO *****. fell to {344.30 344.80. before recovering to (346 50 347.00 and closing at »M 75 345 25 by lunch time. The market re-opened
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      310 21 NEW YORK, Mon. Stock prices closed lower, reversing earlier gains, as the weakness in the economy over-shadowed the usually positive news of a drop in the prime rate. The Dow Jones industrial average, up s' points in early trading, pulled back at midday, to finished with a drop
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      628 21 LEADING shares on the London Stock Exchange generally opened higher yesterday as hopes grew of a further reduction in UK interest rates following Monday's half-point i cut in the US discount j rate to 11 per cent. The Financial Times index at noon was up 9.4 points at 579.0.
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      56 21 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Monday 569 6 Friday SSA 7 Week Ago 567.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 828 10 Friday 828 68 Week Ago 824.87 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1300 85 Monday 1295 75 Week Ago 12M.8S AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 615.1 Monday 611.3 Week Ago 6U.6 ALLORDINARIEB Tuesday 462.6
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      358 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at (2.1400 X and was traded to a high of (2 1435 45 before easing to close at (2 1410 K. in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was quiet with little fluctuation*. The US dollar against major currencies, opened firm but
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      353 21 C uf rone MoflttftAl ratvs SnitHsonicn P quolad y*«t*rday (cro»«)p»nty [xxval dallara to *ac (■lt of for.lnn cur reocy: !'S dollar 2.1410 2.1420 2.8196 Sterling pound 3.7165 3.7205 7.3469 Australian dollar 2.1610 2.1635 3.4286 MZ dollar ***** 1.5875 3.4286 Canadian dollar 1.7005 1.7025 lxx-«l dolUn. to 1M inltd
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      41 21 ount houm on July 20. Overnight: 4Pi I .ill c]ep.*,Ls m CkxiM Buvinf SclliM (-month rreaaury bills 3H 3h I- month Bank bills BS/18 87/16 3 months CD 7 15/18 713/16 6 months CD B. H> tMirc: riltlml Dtocwut C*.
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      30 21 Closing interbank rales inKiporr dollars on July 20 Offer Bid vernight 12 12 1 month 8 T't 2 months 8' 8 3 months x 8 Overnight mode 7'i
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      24 21 THE avenge rate »t which major Singapore baaks are currently prepared to lend to their best easterners Is 11.81 per cent.
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      274 21 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices were higher over a broad front, but trading was quiet due to lack of interest, dealers said. A 1( wer US dollar and renewed lopes for lower interest rates after Friday's firmer US credit markets boosted sentiment, they added. Banks, which suffered heavy losses recently
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      383 21 ZURICH. Mon. Share prices closed very steady in moderately active trading as today's easier US dollar failed to trigger substantial new orders, dealers said. Many investors remain sidelined due to continuing economic uncertainty, they said. Demand concentrated on quality stocks. The recent flow of funds from shares into bonds
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      772 21 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES .^sssVisssssSßsss^a^a^a^a^sssssssfaVaVaVaVssssssssssTaVssssssssssfa^alaaalsssssssssfalsssW r Bank of New South Wales ln o°r (SINGAPORE BRANCH) Wn, of W^' So,, No 1030/1982 An established foreign offshore Bank invites Guo T^« c r i a(iin applications for the following positions: co° n Plaintiff FOREIGN EXCHANGE POSITIONS CLERK Requirements: Ton fcnfl Kiot Detendonf Applicants should
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      Bukit Katil proposes 2-for-1 bonus
      298 22 Bukit Katil proposes 2-for-1 bonus BUKIT Katil Rubber Estates Bhd has proposed a two-for-one bonus issue, the second in the company's history, which will raise its paid-up capital to MJ3.15 million from M 51 .05 million The company will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Aug 2 to obtain shareholders'
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      Market fall wipes off $10b from top 100
      572 22 MORE THAN $10 billion have been wiped off the market values of the 100 largest corporations quoted on the Stock Exchange of Singapore since the start of this year. This "paper" loss is believed to be the worst incurred by our biggest
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      Fima directors appointed to UP board
      253 22 Fima directors appointed to UP board KUMPULAN Fima has fielded several of its directors on the board of United Plantations Bhd following its recent successful takeover of the Perak-based company. Fima, the Malaysian government-owned agrobased industrial group, now owns 72 per cent of the issued capital of United Plantations, a
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      Malaysian Resources to pay cash for Bitar
      404 22 MALAYSLAN Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) is following in the footsteps of Palmco Holdings, by proposing to pay cash for a property company which it had originally planned to acquire through the issue of new shares. MRCB is apparently playing safe. The Malaysian Capital
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      231 22 FEDERAL Cables, Wires and Manufacturing Bhd has made an impressive turnaround in its fortunes, judging from the interim results for the half year to June 30. It has reported group operating profits before tax of M 52.19 million (MJ2.27 million losses in the previous corresponding period).
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      491 22 LONDON, Tues. The British government is seriously considering breaking ranks with its European partners by negotiating a bilateral steel quota agreement with the United States. Negotiators may be sent to Washington later this week to seek an agreement that would ensure that the
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      5289 23 lararfsfs???^ -n cuss.™™™,™ r/<> —i >^ 9ss:!?{® l ™;Z,ZZ'<T 1 1 in. i«w>g»,i Mi. La- JBsl fZ. g\ /y^J f/ss^M I 1 1 V II V *=J I/^ A I /SawX g/9 (12 30 pm for Sunday Times) S«m.-D.»plo» (M ,n $48 00 Stro.ts T.mes) B Personal Services A Merchandise
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      297 24 c jl ill Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive tDPSB wcno wewnuus saruraw "i- no We invite suitably qualified candidate* for following immediate positions A) MECHANICAL ENGINEER c Dr'Krpe/Dlploma in Mechanical Engineering. 2 3 years experience In machine shop, tool and die de- signs, plastic moulding and mould
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      509 24 UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LIMITED invites applK alums fur the post n( ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT There are 2 vacancies for this position Appfccent* should Preferably be between 25 30 year* nld rountancy Degree or equivalent professional Accountancy qualification Have at least 2 years of working experience In a manufacturing or property rnmpany
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      506 24 ill, Q Employment HSLf INCORPORATED Requires: Female Office Service* Clerk 18-25 years of age Secondary education in English medium Some experience in operating photocopying machines PABX Switchboard Storekeeper Below 25 years of age Possess GCE "O" level Ideal applicant should have 1 2 years storekeeping I experience in an Electronic
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      544 24 A US-based Multi-National Company Manufacturing Industrial Valves with regional warehouse L assembly facilities In Jurong Industrial Estate requires: ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT The successful candidate will report to the Accounting Administration Manager 1 will be responsible for all aspects of accounting functions up to balance sheet QUALIFICATIONS: At least LCC Higher Ac-
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      358 24 (I i Q Employment REDIFFUSION SERVICES (S) PTE LTD SERVICE CONTROL OPERATOR (Mate/Female)) Successful candidate will be r* •poncible for attending to telephone enquiries c GCE 'O' level c Bilingual In English and Mandarin c No experience Is required c Must be prepared to work shift duties Successful candidete will
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      525 24 eaa*«HHf*BBaBBBB*BBBBBBBBB>aaaaV r Females between 17 and 23 years are invited to apply as Trainees In the following 1 positions Those living near i Ang Mo Klo. Toa Payoh. Queenstown. C'lemenll. Ju- rong are preferred PASTE-UP ARTISTS To make-up typesetting paper Into book pages AppllcanLs should have flair for handwork and
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      632 24 If A Q Employment L_i_Ul I i Multi-national company invite* feme** applications lor (1) SECRETARY (iCF A' level Able m speak and write good Knglish and work without supervision Typing speed 35 40 wpm and able tt. operate telex machine Pleasant personality 12) RECEPTIONIST OCE O' level Pleasant personality Able
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      530 24 Olivetti Okvetti (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Manufacturing Division TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST No experience required ax training will be provided CiCE O' level and minimum typing speed 30 wpm Fluency and good diction in English Please write or apply personally to Tn* Personnel Manager OLIVETTI (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTO. Manufacturing Division Blk. 5.
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      1265 24 ijji Q Employment LJLjjL?? A *mall central office of an intern* iional merchant bank invite* appiiI *nt* tor the poet ol ACCOUNTING AND ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT Qualifications Minimum OCI O level .md LCC Accounting intermedi- ate stage c 2to 3 years' relevant experience c Ability lo work Independently and under pressure
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      435 25 ili Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial ft Clerical ESTABLISHED SHIPPING COMPANY wishes to employ SHIPPING CLERKS a Must be experienced c Minimum OC E i > level c Able to type at 45 wpm accurately c Oood command of spoken and written English c Salary negotiable depending on
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      629 25 I Well estabkehed company m JwSECRETARY c Minimum GCE O Level with good command of English a 3to 5 years working experience in similar capacity Shorthand, typing speeds of 80/50 wpm respectively j c Some knowledge of import export documentation Attrer'ive lamunerstion. Interested please write to THE ADVERTISER S.T Boi
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      1084 25 Tt I I A Trading Company in MecPtierson aree has immediate vacancies tor CLERKS o OCE O' or A' level c Able to type accurately c Age between 17 —25 years Experience not necessary Inlereeted applicants plaass telephone *****2S (JUNES) BOOK-KEEPER OCE. -O' level c LCC Intermediate AccountIng Minimum 1
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      1761 25 f f I M RESEARCH CLERKS Property C ompany inviles sppli cants with initiative and drive Requirements c Minimum good Secondary education, with fluency in English and Mandarin c Ages. 17-24 years old need apply c Attractive Incentives bonus scheme awarded Tel 118*077 sit 27. SECRETARY Capable and adaptable Secretary
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      1013 25 I* NCR MACHBeZ Operators required urgently Call Jolnmore. Room 602. Choon Bee Building I beside Odeon Tel *****64 TYPISTS ANO TELEPHONE Operators required Call Jolnmore. Room 602. Choon Bee Building (beside Odeon I M 337UM LAW FIRM REQUIRES Female Court Clerks with experience Tel *****94 TYPIST REOUMCD WITH at least
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      570 25 IH/a\ I eft CasejliflUHlaelll T T J I Estabkehed sole agents dealing m quality, modem household/ decorstive furniture Due to expansion we mvtte eppkeattona for the posts ot 1) ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 2) 10 SALES REPRESENTATIVES High salary, attractive commission and transport allowance will be paid to the right candidates Oood
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      477 25 C.A.T.S. 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. Ee'.ebkehed agency houee requires: FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS To promote consumer goods c Conversant in English and Mandarin c Must have experience In promoting consumer goods c Age 20 lo 35 Attractive salary, transport allowance and commission will bo offered to the successful candidates
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      1292 26 ijlA Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant c) SMles A large International company reqwree SALESMAN/ SALESGIRL v 3 driving licence saeftenee required ■kfMsa' n s interested appejr snli pleeee ceH personewyel 140, HILL VIEW AVENUE. SINGAPORE Tim A we* eetabliened hrm reauies MALE/FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES a t i|<erien< c not essential
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      977 26 ill* H EnytoywMWrt Invite* applicant* tor the following positions 1) GENERAL MACHINISTS 2) MILLING/ DRILLING MACHINISTS 3) GENERAL WORKERS c For positions II). (2) candidates must pos-ess NTC 3 In metal machining c Must have minimum 2 years of working experience c Candidates without qualifications but have many years of
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      474 26 If I n Eiißptoyraant Applications ere invited from surtebry qualified personnel to M Miepoetot: QC TECHNICIAN Possess minimum NTC 3ln Electronic Servicing or Electrical FltUng. 3 OCE. 'O' level In technical stream Able to read and understand engineering drawing Exposure lo quality control experience will be an advantage Able lo
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      616 26 A WELL ESTABLISHED MACHINE TOOLS COMPANY has vacancies tor TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES c 2- 3 years' experience c Male/Female c Age 22-25 years c Possess Class 3 driving licence with own car We offer attractive eatery, trensportatwn allowance medical benefits comrmsewn end bonus. interested applicants pleeee send applications lo THE
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      1131 26 Hll P JB^MMt WELCOME 1) TOOLS •WE MAKERS 2) METAL STAMPING CONTROL TECHNICIAN 3) MILLING OPERATOR 4) MtAFTMAN 5) MALE I FEMALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Tor further details, do not hesitate to call at: BLK 2. UNIT B*9 TOA PAYOH NORTH SINGAPORE 1231 EL 2S7T»OS W BUYER Experience 1 to 2
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      291 26 ill Q Employment Hi SINGAPORE the Nd.l employer uhocares requires Female Production Operators We offer: 1. Sday wofk week 2. No rotating shift work 3. Attractive starting pay 4. Attractive shift premium 5. 3-month confirmation increment 6. Attendance bonus 7. Annual leave 8. Hospital Insurance program 9. Life Insurance program
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      149 26 C.A.T.S. 1 284-4421 1 Classified Advertising Works. Qr—fl" f -I s i S_d llf I JB O S ill *E< f 1 111 1 1 |f slit C ill I .1! I j l c a> o3 2 I C os ft. 2 a 9* c 2 .2 c o
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      286 27 If I 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production bliuettiV OLIVETTI. Europe's I largest manufacturer of office equipment J we have immediate vi< .ti.cn". Nm BMMhfli I We e'<er staitmqoay $297 At least 3 increments in the first year $326 after 1 year service EXCELLENT PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 13TH MONTH PAY
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      374 27 MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS AND QC INSPECTORS 5-DAY WEEK PROFIT SHARING FREE TRANSPORT HIGH SALARY REVIEW PROMOTION OPPORTUNITY enmas Leeding Japanese precision menu lecturing company si Kallang Way requires lor eipension: MALE TRAINEE SET-UP MEN c Successfully completed U' level and NS c Age between 20 and 26 c Working
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      676 27 il 1 Q Employment JVC f requires I FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $290 P.M. UPWARDS 5 djy week from 8 00am lo 6 15pm Perfect attendance sward Full transport reimbuiwmeni Air condrfioned factory Inteiestino, Job Those with relevant 'ipsrisncs wiH be paid ■nori on confirmation Cal personalty at JVC ELECTRONICS (S)
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      384 27 ljjl| p Ejnptoymtwt MALE CHINESE PRODUCTION cum Dtspatrh Clprk and Production Worker; urgently required by manufacturing firm Contact Robert or Ronald *****51 *****51 FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS required No experience required No shift Starling pay S2SS Preferabl> staying at dist 5 Call *****56 h) Domestic Chmeee family Oil Upper SerenOoon Roed
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      343 27 i resources 1 development! i corporation i i pte. Ltd. i Diploma in liuikiing/ (juantitv Surveying. Preferably with some working experience in estimating and price analysis, preparation of tenders, handling i intracts and various other relevant aspects Diploma in Electrical/ Mechanical /Civil Engineering. Preferably with 2 years' supervisory experience in
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      829 27 [jjli Q Employment I 1 GYLpGfßial bMb |SINGAPOR€ requires Experience in butter sculpturing or ice carving Salary negotiable upon experience Gross salary 5328 p m Experience in food preparation in a large kitchen Able to swim I Gross salary 5428 p m Experience in handling PABX Switchboard B) Good spoken
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      235 27 ill [1 Employment A well established company has vacancies lor the loNoaring poet*: A) SALES REPRESENTATIVE Minimum 'O' Level Class 3 driving licence Kxperlence In concrete Industry Conversant In English and Mandarin B) SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum LCC Higher Accounting C) MATERIALS CLERK Preferably male D) OFFICE ATTENDANT/ DRIVER Possess
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      452 28 11 i [J Employment 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous SUNRISE CAR RENTALS PTE LTD inviu-s applicants for the following posts at Its new Branch (A) SALES OFFICERS (B) RECEPTIONISTS (C) GENERAL CLERKS CUM TYPISTS (0) DRIVERS Raquiramant* Posts (A) (B):- OCE O" level Possess Class 3 driving licence Pleasant personality
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      491 28 CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE requires 1. PLANT OPERATOR s 2nd Cl'ms Boiler Certificate c Kxpenence in mechanical/ maintenance fitting; pipe fittings, pump repairs and servicing c Experience in operating Lamer Oniiluual liquid duller 2. ELECTRICIAN c Minimum NTC 111 In Electrical hitting t Installation c Aptitude for mechanical fitling L
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      515 28 ill Q Emptoymant Expending Marine Electronic Company requires 1) SERVICE ENGINEER Must have experience In repairing VHS. SSB Radar and Radio Console 2) ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Possess VITB Certificate In 3) ELECTRONIC APPRENTICE 4) ACCOUNTS CLERKS 5) GENERAL CLERKS 6) STORE CLERKS 7) RADIO OFFICERS Applicants should state full personal particulars
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      614 28 Sin Tien Seng Pte Ltd Our new KeMeng Centre is opening soon We invite applications for the lollowing posts (1) SALES CO ORLMNATORS (Female) c OCE -O' level c Experience and knowledge In motor vehicle sales, hire purchase and Insurance, useful and relevant (2) GENERAL CLERKS Spare perls/ workshop (Feme**)
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      439 28 l~i II 1 Iy U Prans requires A) RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK B) SHOWROOM MALE/FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS C) MALE/FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Interested please call *****44 Immediate vacancies for: 1) RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST c Ability to handle the PMBX 5 x 20 switchboard essential I a Speed and accuracy In Electric typewriting 2) OFFICE
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      455 28 1) DRAUGHTSMAN 2) MAINTENANCE FITTERS 3) SAMPLE TESTER 4) DESPATCH RIDER Interested applicants please call personally at K R ANJI PL Y WOOD INDUSTRIAL CO. PTE LTD 11 Kranii Way Singapora 2573 Tel 2896*21 EXPERIENCED DRIVER WANTED c aged from 35 to 45 years c live around Marine Para*v Bedok
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      606 28 Bat D Employment I MALE DESPATCH RIOER 1) Musi be Singaporean 2) Able lo speak English 3) Male applicants must have completed N S 4) Able to ride motorbike Call per sonelly st MM eTH FLOOR LIPO FACTORY BUILDING •31 ALJUMCD ROAD SINGAPORE 143* TEL: *****2t/« 1) OFFICE BOY c
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      877 28 HILTON HEALTH CLUB 22 nd "looc, MiMoo Hot9f Orchard Road requires 1. RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR 2. LADY MASSEUSES J MALE ATTENDANTS c Agt above 16 Good salary plus generous commission with training provided to successful applicants i#en personewy. ueiween iuem WAJTERS WANTED lor nightclub operating between a 30 p.m
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      1431 28 ill j [J Emptoyment DESPATCH CUM Of FICE Boy wll.i I SECURITIES FIRM REQUIRES M^ own motorbike Salary and -^hht and Hoanlwriter Tel allowance Apply personally at «iniO9 I plex.leach'Soad^S^Ve^^be: TWO FEMALE DEuVERVk.kMs tween IOOOa.m and SOOp m gggj rl k EXPERIENCED DRIVER REOUIRED URGENTLY REOUIRED OFFICE by construction company
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      1307 29 Jqf f Vehicles Boats 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance c Attractive into rest rates. c Up to 4 yre repayment period. c Loan up to 90%. ICB Building. S heritor) Way Tel *****33 Blk 354. 183 Clement Avenue 2 Tel *****44 G4. Oueensway Shopping Centre Tel *****8 P*rmit No 3249 TAI
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      1536 29 T T|| J KOMASIN GENERAL ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. GODOWN NO. 1, HOCK SOON FACTORY, 230 C. UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. SINGAPORE 2158 TEL: 469-5187 *****98 COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICING AND REPAIRS, WITH THE VERY BEST OF IMPORTED SKILLS EFFICIENCY "YOU SAVE TIME WITH US" WE ALSO PROVIDE SERVICING REPAIRS OF HEAVY
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      1668 29 BOSCH j^^^te^ Car Batteries I^^^Jl^^ niNEARNAITO Niiii;.i|«.ii I I Hi I, I BtSSK IMO MfcxCEDES MM Aulo gear 1(10 MARCH TOVOTA Corolla. One private owner, power win- 1300 DX. Statlonwagon Alrcon. dows. central locking Alrcond.. sport rims Tape radio 1 owner cassette Road tax/ tyres new Showroom condition $21,200 Tel
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      826 29 tHHt J SEPT. '74 TOVOTA Corona. 2nd owner, alrcond. metallic pain., tax new. $9,200 PARK *****79 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 c c alrcond. white. PARF. $11,060 Jalan Toa Payoh Callex Station 197S TOVOTA COROLLA One company owner, alrcond price $1 1 .200 Can loan $9,000 *****21 1*77 MAY. TOVOTA Corolla.
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      497 29 tffi VsMdes ft Boats 1979 TOVOTA HM.UX pick-up passed ROY Inspection yesterday New paint, alrcond. safety belt, warning device 5.500 Tel *****06/*****59 Victor LATE 1981 TOVOTA Panel van. good condlUon. accident free A'rcond. radio, radial steel tyres. $12.800 0 no Tel *****60 LATE 197* LEVLAND Sherpa lorry. 1800 c c
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      324 29 1972 YAMAHA RX 350 c C $700 with one year Insurance and 6 months road lax Tei *****08. Mr Loh after 2pm 1981 SUZUKI OPI2S. Ist owner, going cifh $960 T8250. 1974. Scrambler Offering $270. Inter--1 ested call *****62 7* SUZUKI OS4OO. Selling $2.*W New road tax. new insurant-.-Interested contact
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      1101 30 jC$ Vehicles 4 Boats MMMMMMM^ ALL TYPES Of wrap and good 77 Vfthirlaa Wanted used cars wanted Good price 11 venicies wanivo orfrrfd contact nr 33T7589/ —^^Bg .V ***** ATTRACTIVE MMCE. SCRAP/ used kfii/ii- Road *****34/ Balestler Complex i W> i,, COMPANY REOUMES FEW units 2ndhand cars Private/ company regn
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      2866 30 All r Accwiwiition 4 I All C AciUMwmodattoii 4 [All E /Uxommodatton 4 ■■11 T Properties [Mil I" Pnpw-tte* 18Bl| I" Properties cQ)(^^l^rQ)arden y citimac industrial complex \i V^ For higher productivity and profits jb- -r-r- I—■«,■[1 f■n a) griii Luxurious condominium living at affordable prices. Ia MM»MhM Strategically located
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      520 30 DIST 21 CLEMENTI condo MaauM I American School 2/ 3 bedrooms, full recreational facilities Rental: $2 500 lo $3,000 SOMMERVILLE PARK Newly completed apartments I I 3 bedrooms Swimming pool. squash court and sauna Rental: $3,000/ $3,000 I c Eng Kong Crescent $i.MO c Green Meadows $3,000/ $2,200 i c
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      1502 30 ia «ml| c Accommodation 4 M|| r Propartte* I GBAHGEFORD jf~^J Situated m prime rewdenlial di>- /f^ s^__ IrKt 2/ 3 bedroom*, superb recrealional laciMie*. Central avcon. i Split -lev*4 living »nd dining area J^^^l \*J& B^Be^>. NEWTON HEIGHTS <^PBB\^—^^ JL! B^B^ Unique 3-bedroomed maisoneiie 5 B Hk minute* to
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      770 31 All r pUxonwnodatton l. 1 i T Properties 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Flats DIST IS. FIRST MANSION. 3 bedrooms 2 alrconds 2 attached bathrooms i .00 sq ft $1,800 Fully furnished Call 778I«!1 *****02 DIST. 10. CORONATION PLAZA Hrautlfully furnished studio Apartment, only 10 minutes to (ii) Rental $2,000 Fields
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      849 31 MST 22 LAKESMX TOWER mid hiK'i Boar, facing garden/lake, fully furnished available August *****82/*****51 DIST 5 FABER HSLLS Condominium Middle top floor, fully furnished. $2,620 $2,320 Including maintenance *****82/*****61 DtST 7. TEXTILE CENTRE. 2-bed-roomed apartment, on high floor fully carpeted/ furnished Details contact Agent: *****72. DIST. 8 GOLDHM.L PLAZA vicinity.
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      653 31 BM i Pr»yHtt I WORKING COUPLE REOUBtES house flat (private) any area preferably Thomson or Jurong Budget $700 no agents. Tel *****00 Teresa. 9am to Bpm only SMALL FAMB.V OF 3 urgently require houses/ flats at any locations Owners please contact *****1 (No agents please i TERRACE HOUSE Bl Upper
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      694 31 THOMSON TERRACE DISTRICT 20 Fußv tvrnsthed double storey terrace houee 3 bedrooms, servant's room, split-level dining and living rooms with car porch and garden Area 2Jooeq.fi. PRICE $450,000 NEGOTIABLE FIDELIO STREET DISTRICT 15 Single storey lerrece houee. With 3 bedrooms, living room, car porch Area 1000 eq.fi. PRICE 5270.000 NEGOTIABLE
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      900 31 r kuxmmnodatkm l ■a|| ProprtJtu DISTRICT J057 CLOVER Park vicinity beautifully renovated double-storey corner terrace 3 parquet extended bedrooms upstairs, attached toilet Downstairs terrazzo/extended kitchen, extra room, long spacious garden with mature fruit trees 3410 sqft Hlllcroft *****41 MST. 154$ OLD BUNGALOW. 6 Wilkinson Road Land area: 17.778 sq ft
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      640 31 SINGLE-STOREY TERRACE. SELLING $120,000 Area 1.760 sqft Freehold Taman Pelangl. Johore Bahru Interested, tel: 468 1 558/ *****60 Singapore SINGLE-STOREY CORNER TERRACE in dlst 19 2.800 sqft 3 bedrooms. 999 yean lease $316,000 nell Call Town. Island i. City ■JBSSj 3 BEDROOMED TERRACE HOUSE, at Seletar Hills Estate for sale,
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      565 31 .jS^ W* ACCOHMMKiItIOiI •S^S cV nil ■ii MM 1 1 prop*ymt Rxrlaslve (ondomlnlum Lifestyle la Sreair East Coast Compmes 2 blocks. surrounded by greenery ond beoutituJ londscaped pothwoys c I minute drive to Fast Co«l Parkway c 10 minute* to Chong* Airport ond city c Close to markets, pubbc transport
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      272 31 a*bbv Accommodation MST S. MUST SELL HDB Met) LE VEL 5-ROOM POINT BLOCK APARTMENT DOVER CLOSE EAST Offer above $148,000 secure* CALL ******3 NOW Diet. Grangetord 2^ bedroomed apartment on high floor, full recreational facilities. teSS.BOO ono Tenanted at $3,000 p m with vacant possession c Otsl 15 SI Patrick-*
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      469 31 APARTMENTS FOR SALE: HonK Leong Condominium $375,000 Macpherson Green $360,000 Chang! Garden $305.U00 Clemen II Park $465,000 Spottlswoode $265,000 Greenacres $375,000 TBC Property 296-8866 BELMONT REALTY 273S1SS: Dlst 11. Derby Court Split-level apartment, tastefully renovated, spacious living dining, very breezy 3 bedrooms, servant's 2200 sq ft $800,000 negotiable Call Lawrence
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      771 32 All r Accoiwtioditlon 4 ■■II I" Prop«1to» 89 Properties For Sate b) Flats DIST 10 BALMORAL COURT brand new apartment Tanglln/ American ilu> vicinity 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms, tastefully furnished selling wllh tenancy. $*****00 no *****11 OIST 9. HOLLYWOOD APARTMENT off Oxley Rlsr. 3-bedroomed walk-up apartment, fully car- $275,000 Collier Pro|
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      868 32 BEDOK SOUTH. 21st flour. Mai Good view of sea and I'liangi airport Principals "lily 4441 156 after 6 30 pm CAMNMLL PLAZA 2.800 sq ft 3 bedrooms. 1 servant's, all with attached bathrooms, furnished Property Agency Pte Ltd *****55 CMANGI GAROEN CONOOMBBUM 3 bedrooms. 1.400 sq ft 5288.000 IMilvey Court.
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      780 32 wk F PropnHM I A BUSINESSMAN (INDONESIAN) with permanent residency wishes to purchase AN APARTMENT/ HOUSE In any locality f le i iWe budget Owners please contact MMM Weelttiy Local end Foreign Busirmimin to purcheee Houses/ apartments with 3 or 4 bedrooms for own occupation and Investment Owners kindly ceil
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      609 32 DIST 13. RUSY MOVSTMAI. Complex. 1703/ 2171 3874 sq.ft. Rental SI 80 psf Sale S2BO psf MMM FACTORY/ 0000WN UNITS at Jalan Pemlmpln Area 2.000 sq ft and above For Sale/Rental Tel: *****22 ext 7 MU.VIEW MDUSTMAL COMPLEX. 1400 sq ft Unit on Bth floor, completion September 1882. Selling al
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      462 32 •M_ I aai Jbllbm A Accommodation aaaM aaaaaaa I BaaP «c» M, 1 M|| n'opyini ORCHARD' T ANGLIN LOCALITY Choice office units, outside CBD. close to town facilities Venoue euee: 820 to 3.000 sq ft Pncee from to $9*o p I TELLMONT PROPERTIES 7MSBSS/ *****77 COLOMBO COURT 7M sq ft
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      723 32 DELTA HOUSE. GROUNOFLOOR OFFICE AND SHOWROOM SPACE Available in August 1982 Area 5.000 sq ft Good location Intereated. pteeee cell MR TAN at: *****10/*****3S LKNMMLDMG Cecil Street Office apace aveMeMe lor rent im c Mezzanine floor c Area 2496 sqft PteeeeceM TEL: 221M55 Fo. Detain a MKM.ANO HOUSE 3.950 sq
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      838 32 SB i Prcptrtl— J-STOREV TERRACE OFFICE cum workshlp Totalling approximately 7.300 sq.ft plus free carparking space 1.000 sq ft Foremost Properties. *****66 •TOO PSF SPACE along Alexandra Road suitable for office showroom and warehouse Area: 1500 sqfl Please call *****08/ *****2 400 SOFT. SHENTON House, fully furnished' carpeted, partitioned. 2
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      645 32 AO6LPMI HOTEL SHOT 2nd Floor 329 sq fl racing void. $1,500 psf < Negotiable Tel *****78 Mr Yeo CMOUNOfLOON SHOT AT Buklt Tlmah Plaza Asking for 1820 p s r Call *****40. Juan LOWER (MOUND FLOOR 2.839 sq ft shop house for sale SI M 0 psf Conuct *****18 Teo
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      615 32 >»K Q Travel Guide a^p B jj B J_BJBBJ_BJ_B_J_B_J_ H BBH j^ B j^ B BHH p» M -eaßßsr e^ I oeuersl WORLD'S FAIR f B2 I AMERICA '82 c ALL AMERICA WEST COAST/MEXICO/HAWAII/ JAPAN (Tokyo) Las Vegas LosAngaes Disneyland Hollywood Universal Studio San Diego Sea World Tijuana Mexico Honolulu
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      431 33 mm TMKI SEMICE IS PTE LTD Hs<S* OlBck Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105. Tet *****33(7 lines) 1 1 9. People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road, Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 4 MEIICVMMII/CMAM MUICO/JAPAH MIiMOM (aUCWI 18d*ysS$3775/--21 daysSs399s
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    242 34  - New television channel soon for hotel guests LILLIAN CHEW By I Firm to produce closed circuit shows for tourists HOTELS will soon be able to offer their guests a fifth television channel. But a diet of "Dallas" or "Spiderman" will not be served. Instead, viewers will see a range of
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    71 34 Distinction for seven IE trainees A TOTAL of 257 of the 260 Institute of Education trainees have qualified for the Certificate in Education award. Among those who sat for the examination in May. seven earned the distinction award while 68 others passed with credit. All the 50 trained teachers who
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    586 34 Queries in Parliament for six ministries THE MP for Thomson, Dr Chau Sik Ting, wants to know what has been done and what is being done to stabilise the prices of beef and mutton. He has asked for an oral answer by the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang
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    50 34 A MOTION to reclaim parts o( the foreshore and seabed off Tuas and around Pulau Sakra and Pulau Bakau will be introduced by Law Minister E.W. Barker when Parliament sits on Tuesday. About 600 hectares will be reclaimed off Tuas and about 139.5 hectares around the two islands
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    72 34 Veterans' chief to come here THE president of the Kaya Veterans Association of Japan, Mr Kuninaga Kaya, arrives in Singapore this evening for a three-day visit, during which he will call on National Development Minister Teh Cheanc Wan. The association is made up o( retired army officers and has a
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    317 34  - Taiwan network to 'shoot' N-Day parade JUDITH HALE By SINGAPORE'S National Day celebrations will be televised over one of Taiwan's major television networks. A five-member film crew from China Television Company will arrive on Aug 6 for a week-long stay. The film footage of the National Day parade will be
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    Ex-bus conductor sold used 50-cent tickets
    109 34 A FORMER bus conductor admitted to a bus inspector that he had been selling used bus tickets to passengers when the inspector asked (or his weybul, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Foo Wan Jam, 35, now 4 labourer, was checked by bus inspector Ong
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    45 34 PART of Balestier Road, between Serangoon Road and Jalan Kebun Limau, will be closed to traffic on Saturday between 1 and 5 a.m. to allow the Public Works Department to lay prestressed concrete beams for an overhead bridge near MoNair Road.
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      Lagonda shows up in yielding going
      363 35 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Lagonda lit up an overcast morning of dull track work here. With a riding boy astride, the Amalgam gelding breezed over 600 m in 41.4 sec after a warm-up on the polo ground. He was paced by another Ivan Allan-trained horse,
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      57 35 THE $50,000 Pesta Sukan Cup race over 2,000 m on Aug 22 will highlight the Singapore Turf Club's August Meeting beginning on Aug 14. The meeting will cater for Classes 1 and 6 horses and Class 4 restricted terms. Last year's Pesta Sukan Cup was won
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      249 35 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. No sooner had he completed serving; a six-day suspension when a mishap befell Leslie Khoo, who Is In the running as this year's leadIng iockey. After booting home a doable on Money Machine and Added Assets here dubbed the "hoodoo course" last Sunday
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      473 35  -  EPSOM JEEP By A "LOCAL DERBY for local jockeys only. This sounds right. Turf history will be made at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday with the second running of the "local derby" the $40,000 National Stud Cup for Malaysian-bred horses over 1,200
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      $250 limit knocks them
      399 35 THE Selangor Turf Club committee frowns upon any attempt by tote "tummers" to manipulate the dividends by dumping huge sums of money on the win and place tote just before the off". The club has the latest .type of sell-pay computerized totalisator but imposes a limit
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      60 35 TWO Class 1 stayers owned by Upali Stable. Sportscaster and Cocoa, have been deleted, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association classification list. Other horses taken oH the active list: Ctaas t: I-Hsing, Pointillist CtaM 1: Chinta Mams II Eternal Pleasure. OmbI: Ovation IV. ChM t: Windspeed.
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      181 35  - Top Aussie trainer Cummings in KL EQUESTRIENNE By BART CUMMINGS, best known as the trainer of Tunku Abdul Rahman's Think Big twice winner of the Melbourne Cup is in Kuala Lumpur to visit clients. Cummings, 54, will also attend the weekend's races at Kuala Lumpur. A noted Australian "Cup specialist",
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      591 35 At the 400 metres At the finish j^r LITTLE LENA "J^Hwsbb%Mßß i^^^^^^^J Sm 4s^£a plaisir D'AMoußV?rPy^Wl[ hPVhKiA V Tl vl Tf^^^Htß/ WIN DAISY WIN J FA Fa\JV WT^J PLAISIR DAMOUR WIN DAISY WIN STAR^ |GHT ™f A^ EGREATJ OHNSONK L Cl 6 Div 3 1,200 m 1. Setiawati 2. Fa
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      1070 35 NOTICES FOUR SEAS COMMUNICATIONS BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic ot Singapore) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting ot the Compony will be held on Thursday, 19th August, 1982 at 300 p m at No 19-25 Cecil Street, Singapore, 01 04, to
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      Prema hails another glory day on track
      599 36  -  HAKIK AT RAI By IT WAS yet another glorious day for Prema Govindan, despite the rain, as she powered to a 25.8-second meet record for the 200 metres in the national schools' athletics championships at the National Stadium yesterday. [Despite the weak opposition,
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      58 36 An inspiration to youngsters COE and Ovett have come through athletics surrounded by an aura. They seemed almost to have the Messiah touch. Dave is a man thought of, all along, as a solid, workmanlike athlete, but not much more. Yet he, too, has reached the heights. It must be
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      199 36 I MANCHESTER, Tues. England derisively beat i Pakistan for the second time in three days when I they won the one-day i cricket international by 73 runs at Old Trafford yesterday. England, seven-wicket winners of Saturday's oneday match at Nottingham, piled up 295 for eight in
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      235 36 Moorcroft steps out out of the shadows to join elite ranks LONDON, Tues. David Moorcroft, the world 5,000 metres record holder, finally believes in himself. The English middle distance runner was until two weeks ago an athlete, who competed very much in the shadows of his compatriots Sebastian Coe and
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      270 36 BROOKLINE. Tues. Guillermo Vilas, of Argentina, chalked up his sixth victory of the year v hen he beat American Mcl Purcel 6-4, 6-0 in the United States pro tennis championship final in Massachusetts last night. In BwUd, Mats Wilander easily beat Hendrik
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      283 36 TROON, Tues. Tom Watson has achieved some milestones. He has secured his place in golfing history He has acquired membership in some of the game's most elite company. But there are more goals to achieve. The next one is at Southern Hills in
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      Sevens
      31 36 TELOK KURAU United will be organising a seven-a-side soccer tournament at the Dover Road Sports Complex on Aug 22. Fqr further details contact Raymond Ongl *****61) or V. Kumaran (*****85).
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      WE'LL TAKE IT!
      307 37  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By ...but only on one condition SINGAPORE will host the inaugural Asian junior squash championships for boys, provided the Asian Squash Federation can assure them by August that at least eight nations will take part. This was the condition imposed by the Singapore Squash
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      We're through! Power show at the double
      256 37 DREW and Napier and DBS became the first two squash teams to qualify for the quarter-finals of I the Anchor Business Houses women's league at the East Coast Recreation Centre, writes TAY HIM, KHOON. Drew and Napier followed up their 3-0 victory over
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      Break fast bowling
      79 37 Break fast bowling BOWLERS are invited to spend the wee hours of Hari Raya Puasa tomorrow at Celebrity Bowl for a 60-game doubles marathon with prizes worth a minimum of $2,000 to the champions. Check-in time will be 12.05 am. and duos that fail to complete the 60 games will
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      SOO-THO DOES IT AGAIN
      118 37 SOO-THO DOES IT AGAIN 900-THO KOK Ml'N set another meet record at the Singapore Schools national swimming championships al Shaw Pool yesterday On Monday, he broke the schools' and national record (or the 400 metres freestyle. Yesterday, his time of 17 mm 21 76 sec bettered Khoo Teng Oman's 1974
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      The golden answer is blowing in the wind
      406 37  -  PETER SIOW I 34 T I V 1 f^k M ■^^H By Koi K years ago, dinghy sailor Ho Kah Soon missed the boat to I'atUya. where the last Asian Games was held. Two years ago, he made the switch to windsurfing
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      Rolling out the red carpet for Ruth!
      197 37  -  LEONARD KING By RUTH GUERSTER will be making her annual pilgrimage to Singapore for the Singapore International bov.l--inp nampionships from Aug 11-22 at the Kirn Seng Bowl. F rhaps a "royal visit" would be more appropriate in the popular Ruth's case, for the
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      Martha drives out... and switches gear
      580 37  - Martha drives out... and switches gear JANICE SEAH By MARTHA YOUNG already owns four cars, so she does not really need to give up her amateur status by accepting a fifth as a prize for a hole-in-one in the Jurong women's Open golf championship early this month. But she did.
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      Dentist with the golf gleam
      192 37  - Dentist with the golf gleam DEREK WILD By DENTIST Dr L.P. Ng extracted a fine golf victory in the final of the Eu Tong Sen Cup at the Singapore Island Country Club's Old Course, beating his SICC club-mate, T. Sei, two up. The title thus goes to a Warren golfer
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      Lock icon SCC power to easy victory
      326 38  -  LEONARD KING By EXPERIENCEDSingapore Cricket Club packed too much power for Singapore Hockey Association Juniors as they romped to an easy 2-0 win in a Strobel Premier League hockey match on the Padang yesterday. Despite the slight drizzle, the game was played at a fast
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      Good show, so Philippines here we come!
      214 38 TIONG BAHRU killed three birds with one stone at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, reports nil DORAI. They beat Kaki Bukit 40, took the third spot in the National Football League Division One and were rewarded with a trip to the Philippines
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      TABLE
      79 38 PWDL F A P h arm Park 17 U 1 342 U 41 I'olKf 18 13 1 4 33 12 41 Tiong Bahni 18 10 3 5 37 17 X SAKSA 17 8 4 S 27 20 21 rampinn 18 7 4 7 23 22 2 VP Dynamos 17
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      How you can help to make a big splash
      178 38  -  PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Water Ski-ing Federation are keen to meet all enthusiasts, who have the ambition to take part in next year's South-east Asia Games, at the Ponggol Boatel on Sunday (7.30 p.m.). The SWSF will use the briefing
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      Lock icon WORLD MARK!
      87 38 MISSION VIEJO, California, Tues. Steve Lundquist, a 21-year-old college senior, smashed the world record of 1 mm. 02.86 sec. for the 100-metre breaststroke last night. Lundquist's time of 1:02.62, which beat the previous mark held by West Germany's Gerald Moerken, was registered in the United States world swimming
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      Lock icon Zapata regains title
      86 38 Zapata regains title KANAZAWA, Tues. Panatna's Hilario Zapata outboxed champion Tadashi Tomori, of Japan, on points in a lacklustre 15- round bout here tonight to regain the World Boxing Council light-flyweight title. The 23-year-old Zapata, who kept back-peddling most of the time in the later rounds, scored with counter-punches to
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      FAS plea to the slow coaches!
      200 38 FAS plea to the slow coaches! KIWAIT AND BRUNEI are the only two eoun- < tries still to confirm their entry for the Lion City Cup under- 18 soccer competition to be held at the National Stadium from Sept. 1-12, writes JOE DORAI. The Football Association of Singapore have now
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      Niac Mitra gesture for 'keeper Lee
      383 38  -  By JOE DORAI NIAC MITRA, the Indonesian professional league champions, are ready to release their new signing, Singapore goalkeeper David Lee, to represent the Republic at the Merdeka soccer tournament from Aug 5-22. Lee, who accepted a $60,000 offer from the Indonesian club on
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        Koreans lead
        73 38 AK(HKKV: South Korea took the lead in team and individual competition on the opening day of the first Asia Oceania target archery championships in Obihiro. Japan, yesterday. In the men's division, Kirn Young-Woon led a Korean sweep of the first three places, and the Koreans scored a total
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        Knocked out
        36 38 BOXING Hedekazu Akai. of lapan. the No. 6 World Box in(j Association junior welterweight contender, knocked out Guam's national champion. Fred Chin, in the first round of a scheduled 10-round bout in Itami, Japan.
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        Still in coma
        26 38 FENCING World champion Vladimir Smirnov. of the Soviet Union, who was pierced in the eye on Sunday, was still in a coma yesterday.
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        Appointment
        43 38 HOTKEY: The INternational Hockey Federation have appointed M Ueda, of Japan, as technical delegate for the men's tournament during the ninth Asian Games The three assistant technical delegates are Vijay Nathan, of Malaysia. Ramzan Shaikh, of Pakistan, and Munir Sail, of India.
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        No boycott
        65 38 OLYMPIC GAMES: Sergei Pavlov, president of the Soviet Union's National Olympic Committee, has reaffirmed his country's commitment to the 1984 Games in Los Angeles In an interview with Pravda. Pavlov dismissed suggestions that the Soviets might boycott the Games in retaliation for a boycott led by the fniteil
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        New signing
        35 38 SOCCER: Danish intern., tional midfielder Kristen Nygaard has signed a two-year contract with French Second Division side Nimes. Nygaard. 33. has been playing with AZ 67 Alkmaar in the Dutch First Division Agi-
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      THE QUESTION IS, CAN HE BE A SUPERSTAR?
      21 39 DITCH soccer superstar Johann Crnyff (left) is taking a father.y interest in Fandl
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      Ajax triumph 24-2 ... minus Fandi
      603 39 Ajax triumph 24-2 minus Fandi ANY WAY you look at it, Fandi Ahmad will come out a winner from this threeweek trial with AJax Amsterdam. Jolly good If he makes it and earns a contract with the famous Dutch rlnb. It will be a dream come true for the 21-year-old
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      Lock icon Stop this Fandi feuding!
      632 39  -  DEREK WILD COMMENT By I FANDI AHMAD is one of the best soccer players Singapore have ever produced arguably, THE best! But whether or not he can cut it with the best in Amsterdam, the rest of Holland, Europe and, ultimately, the world is a question
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      Sponsors pour in $700,000 for sport
      249 39  - Sponsors pour in $700,000 for sport JOE DORAI By THE SINGAPORE Sports Council received about $700,000 from sponsors last year for the promotion of 12 sports. This was disclosed by Lav Teng Chuan, the SSC executive director and secretary of the Football Association of Singapore, yesterday. Speaking at a chequepresentation
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      ANOTHER NEW FACE IN MERDEKA SQUAD
      271 39  -  LEONARD KING By NATIONAL soccer manager-coach Jita Singh, having called up two strikers in Lee Kheng Whatt and M Masilamany for the Merdeka Cup squad, has now brought in Toa Payoh United defender Zolfakur bin Salleh. Jita said yesterday: "His (Zolfakur's) performances with Toa
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      Fandi's father confused
      201 39 Fandi's father confused AHMAD WARTAM, the father of Singapore soccer star Fandi Ahmad, is confused over his consent to have Urn Hen Jit as business manager for his son's football affairs, writes JOE DORAI. When I spoke to him at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night, Ahmad aald: "The whole
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    359 40 BAGHDAD, Tues. Foreigners today began evacuating the strategic port of Basra in Iraq, which has sent its troops and planes to blast Iranian positions in anticipation of a new Iranian offensive against the port city. An Iraqi communique said Iraqi helicopters and long-range artillery
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    Lock icon PM has useful talks with policy makers
    636 40 More private discussions in San Francisco By LESLIE FONG, Associate Editor WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr Lee Kuan Yew, here on an unofficial visit, yesterday had what his spokesman described as "useful exchanges" with key American policy makers. The Prime Minister began the morning with
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    Reserve Board cuts lending rate to 11.5 pc
    353 40 Reserve Board cuts lending rate to 11.5 pc WASHINGTON, Tue«. THE Federal Reserve 'Board (Fed) has re- '< duced its principal lend- ing rate to 11.5 per cent in a move that could bring cuts in the high interest rates which have worried the United States' allies. The decision to
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    144 40 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Dalai Lama, spiritual and temporal leader of Tibet, will no» return to his homeland as long as it is still under Chinese rule. A spokesman of the Tibetan government-in-exile in Dharamsala, North India, announced the Dalai Lama's decision today
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    Increase in I coins from Malaysia
    400 40  - Increase in I coins from Malaysia AGNES WEE By BUS operators are becom- ing increasingly aware of IMM incurred by the growing percentage of Malaysian coins in their j takings. The Singapore Bus Service management is taking a hard look at the exchange losses it has to bear. Malaysian currency
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      411 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore s Financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Hotelier Ton Sri Khoo Tetk 'Puat has increased his already large holdings in Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation end Malayan Banking Berhad, reports SIOW LI SEN. A commodity trading firm in Singapore has ceased operations, leaving behind a trail ot debts. The rubber industry,
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      128 40 IP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Partly cloudy with showers in few areas. TEMP. (C) up to C a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.1C p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adrlaldf 1 13 C Cloudy Manila 21 32C Cloudy Bangkok 26 34C Cloudy MHtmuntr 0 11 C
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    Poitier and Lulu in pre-holiday film
    251 2 IRK HOLIDAY MOVIE TO SIR, WITH LOVE (Ck 5, 11.11 p.m.): The plight of teachers, that patient breed of human beings who su.fer through the traumas of children growing up, is brought to the fore in this touching film about teacherpupil relationship. Sydney Poitier
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    PICK of the DAY
    278 2 PICK of the DAY rattlesnake to perform on cue? This programme sings the praises of these Hollywood trainers. THE WORLD ABOUT US YELLOW TRAIL PROM TEXAS (Ck 5, 5.25 p.m.): Harvesting of the North American wheat crop is a big event in Texas. The event starts in midMay's heat, along
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      400 2 EXHIBITION By Stan- of Culture and the OUB ley Warren. Includes 73 Group. 9 a.m.— 5 p.m. On paintings and sketches till Sunday. done when he was a prisoner of war during US TRAIN French World War Two. Sentosa Him with English subtiWax Museum. 9 am -5 ties, starring Romy
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      283 2 TOIIR of the National Museum by guides from the Friends Of The Museum. Each tour lasts an hour and is limited to ten people per tour. Meet at the sales and information counter. 11 a.m. Free. 5.31 AM Good Morning Singapore 1.1 l Food For Thought 1.45 Art Of Positive
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      Gongfu actor lives screen roles
      909 3 Hongkong's gongfu actor Chan Wai Man isn't only a tough guy on screen. The rising star who is renowned for his villainous roles and who does his own hair-raising stunts is as rough in real life, as DANA LAM discovers. Sadly, it's this very sort
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      Lock icon Fei-Hong loses appeal in HK
      319 3 THE traditional Chinese cinema good guy, roaming the land wiping out wicked landlords and rascals in the interest of Confucian virtue, is losing appeal in Hongkong. "Audiences want entertainment and excitement. They are not concerned about benevolence, altruism, piety and morality," said film director Lav
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      Put your vocal chords to the test
      259 3 BKKN feeling in good voice lately? Then, new's the right time to put > our robust vocal chords to the test in the Singapore-Malaysia Vocal Competition. The great thing about this contest, being organised by the National Theatre Trust and the Singapore Combined
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      MANNERS MESSAGE
      996 6 MARJABELLE Stewart terms herself that allimportant "other voice" when it comes to teaching manners to children and teenagers in America. That is the voice, she explains of an impersonal but interested outsider, which children hear and heed after they have successfully tuned out instruction from their parents. At
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    First aid
    1321 7 A community service project of the Singapore Medical Association and The Straits Time» Your colleague has just had a severe cut. Do you coolly try to stop the bleeding while instructing someone else to telephone for an ambulance or do you faint at the sight of blood? DR
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    Living without mother's help
    509 7  -  I K. MALATHY By I OPEN the letter box and my heart jumps with pleasure when I s<h> Iho small, dark blue airmail letter. It is from my mother in India. She writes neatly, in very simple Tamil so that we ran understand. The weather is
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    Lock icon Couture news from Paris
    334 7 DESPITE increasingly Insistent competition from fine designers based in countries such as Japan and Italy, Paris was once again the uncontested fashion capital of the world w*th the opening of five days of haute couture shows. The occasion was marred this time, however, by the absence
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    Doctor for beastly behaviour
    1283 8 Doctor for beastly behaviour Some people, says Dr Roger Mugford, have horrible dogs. And he should know. His clinic is a last resort for owners of biters, barkers and nasty beasts of one sort or another. POLLY TOYNBEE found that he even treated a screaming, aggressive, spoilt budgerigar. MRS Molloy's
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    Bosses' courteous acts inspire their workers
    799 8 if From Pag* 1 years administering to the sick as a medical social worker. Though patients were referred to by their bed and ward numbers, Mr Ng never thought of them as digits. "A human being is an individual, not a piece of merchandise,"
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      Students go on herb hunt at reservoir
      539 1  -  Chong Wing Hong By A GROUP of about 80 young people wearing Tshirts, jeans and canvas shoes gathered at the Macßitchie Reservoir one cloudy morning lyAt first glance, they were like other picnickers or joggers who are a common sight at the beauty
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      288 1 An expanding Japanese Electronics firm inI vites suitably qualified high calibre candidates I I satisfying the following requirements to apply I I for the position of H I FACTORY MANAGER I Requirements I Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident I Age at least 28 years I Degree or Diploma in Electronics/Electrical
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      1153 4 NOTICES OS% JACK CHIA-MPH LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT Jrmnh Preliminary Announcement of Results for the year ended SI March 1982 The Directors of Jack Chia-MPH Limited (JC-MPH) are pleased to announce the results of the Group and the Company, subject to audit, for the financial year ended 31 March 1982 as follows:--1)
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