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Title Section14 1982-07-26 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JULY 26, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/8214 words
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Article77 1982-07-26 1 MANILA. Sun A luxury yacht with over 100 passengers on hoard was gutted by fire at the entrance to Manila Hay tonight, and first reports said M people hail been rescued. The Philippine Coastguard saul there were estimated to be more than 100 passengers onReuter - 77 words
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Article551 1982-07-26 1 Israelis keep up pressure Cairo says no to Habib JERUSALEM, Sunday ISRAELI planes today bombed Palestinian positions in Muslim west Beirut for the fourth consecutive day while American Middle East envoy Philip Habib failed to persuade Egypt to accept the Palestinian guerillas to be evacuated from the besieged Lebanese capital.Agencies - 551 words
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Article, Illustration308 1982-07-26 1 Howe sets the health pace at work THE health-conscious new Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong could net resist checking his latest weight at toe launching of Nurses' Week and blood donation session yesterday. Mr Howe is putting into practice his belief that there should be exercise even at the place308 words
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236 1982-07-26 1 LAI YEW KONG - Man shot in waist during extortion attempt LAI YEW KONG By Home Attairs Desk A MAN was shot in the waist and another arrested when they threatened two detectives with knives during an extortion bid in an iron factory at Sultan Gate, off Beach Road, yesterday. The wounded suspect is236 words
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145 1982-07-26 1 PKKSIDKNT Ronald Reagan may have thought he was phoning the mad hatter when 76- -> ear-old hatmaker Robert German hung up on him half a dozen times here yesterday. Mr Reagan booked the call after reading that Mr German's wifeAFP - 145 words
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548 1982-07-26 1 BRUSSELS. Sun. The 10 European Economic Community countries yesterday agreed to undertake joint negotiations with the United States to end a steel dispute and warned that the Soviet Union would be the only winner in a trans-Atlantic trade war. WashingtonReuter; AP; AFP - 548 words
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Article89 1982-07-26 1 Another 3-year term PRESIDENT Devan Nair has re-appointed the Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong Jin, as the chairman of the Presidential Council for Minority Rights for another three-year term. Seven others were also reappointed as members of the council for another three years. They are the AttorneyGeneral, Mr Tan Boon89 words
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Article64 1982-07-26 1 MOSCOW, Sun Floods and hailstorms have killed thousands of animals and ruined crops in the Soviet Caucasian Republic of Georgia, the regional communist party chief has announced. Eduard Shevardnadze told communist officials in Tbilisi that for the first time in more than a decadeReuter - 64 words
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Article68 1982-07-26 1 MADRID. Sun. Spanish military authorities have prevented rebel Lt-o'ol Antonio Tejero Molina from receiving in pison a cheque (or 18 mil lion pesetas (*****.300). the extreme riffht-winc newspaper El Alcazar said today The money was raised among readers of the newspaper to help the colonel payoneReuter - 68 words
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Article45 1982-07-26 1 HONGKONG. Sun. About 304 Vietnamese refugees sailed into Hongkong today the largest number to arrive in a single day since Aug 12, 1961. The refugees landed in 12 boats and were being held in quarantine before transfer to Chi ma wan prison. UPI.UPI - 45 words
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184 1982-07-26 1 BEIJING, Sunday CREW and passengers aboard a Chinese airliner on a domestic flight today overpowered and killed five youths who tried to hijack the plane, but a stick of dynamite exploded and reportedly injured about 10 people, airline officials here and otherAFP - 184 words
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494 1982-07-26 1 WONG Al K WEI - Not enough places for re-education, says survey WONG Al K WEI By MORE than half the 500,000 workers whom the government hopes will receive continuing education and training (CET) over the next eight years may not be able to get it. Existing public sector training institutions, can provide only 32,200494 words
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174 1982-07-26 1 Opec oil output up by 1 m barrels NICOSIA, Sun Opec oil output is estimated to have risen by about a million barrels a day following production increases by Venezuela and Libya, the Middle East EconomicSurvey (Mees) said today. The magazine said the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries' production ceilingReuter - 174 words
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Article85 1982-07-26 1 GWKRU (Zimbabwe). Sun. Saboteurs blew up "a number" of warplanes at Zimbabwe's main air force base in Thornhill outside the town of Cweru early today, the Minister of State for Security Sydney Sekeremayi said in a statement Saboteurs managed to get into the sec irity fenced baseReuter; AP - 85 words
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Article52 1982-07-26 1 JKRISALKM, Sun. lsr»el today warned Syria agalast parrying out its threat to cVploy •fw weapons In Lebanon. aUnet Secretary Dan M.-rldor said Syria would face "the ver\ gravest consequences" if It acted on Its threat to employ new arms from Its Soviet-supplied arsenal against Israel. Keuter. SKKReuter - 52 words
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Advertisement189 1982-07-26 1 NMi M I F T J JJBI *r^-ir y nil aia*ii 1 it -^T-T^^w^^M jfIMHMMH 50 pages today LEMONS THAT PRETEND TO BE APPLES Page 9 Lantern festival at Kallang Page 13 Who is the Spore player in SA tour? Page 37 SI M MARY 2 WOK I.I) NKHS 3-C189 words
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HOME
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Article87 1982-07-26 2 SINGAPOREANS from both military and civilian life packed the Padang yesterday to put on a crisp and colourful display that went like a dream. The full dress rehearsal for the National Day Parade unfolded with precision. Even the weather behaved itself. There were a few passing drops87 words
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Article86 1982-07-26 2 THERE are some fake Apples around and they are not of the waxed kind. More and more imitation Apple computers from Taiwan and Hongkong are being found here. The reason for the fake Apples being so popular is obvious its price. A genuine Apple costs $3,200, a take86 words
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Article67 1982-07-26 2 COMFORT, the NTUC transport co-operative company, nas plans to introduce a special day Taxi Driver's Day. Good taxi drivers can expect to be "decorated" with medals or be given testimonials or uniforms that will make them stand out as the best in the trade. Comfort's general manager,67 words
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Article93 1982-07-26 2 POUR MPs inducted into the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) in the past two years have either moved up the hierarchy or have taken on greater responsibilities. Dr Wan Soon Bee (West Coast), wno is already a deputy secretary general, becomes deputy chairman of the industrial93 words
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Article106 1982-07-26 2 DESPITE the recert government restructuring of the press, there is still plenty of room for meaningful journalism in Singapore, said Mr Ivan Lim, general secretary of trie 470-strong Singapore National Union of Journalists. He said: "\Ve can do our part to ensure that the voices of106 words
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Article68 1982-07-26 2 FIREWORKS and fairies to delight the children are two of the highlights of this year's lantern and mooncake festival, to he held at the Kallang Park on Sept 25 and 26. For the more seriously inclined, there will be a Chinese chess demonstration on a giant board.68 words
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Article81 1982-07-26 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: LAUGHING at the wrong time is a sign of a lack of maturity. That this is happening in our schools could be an indication that our education system does not give students the chance to mature. Students should be encouraged to develop a sense of81 words
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Article56 1982-07-26 2 CHINA has decided not to extend Britain's lease over Hongkong when it expires In 1991, according to sources in Hongkong and Beijing. Bat Chinese leaders are said to have told British officials that they intend to preserve Hongkong's prosperity, keeping It as a free port and a56 words
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Article68 1982-07-26 2 "THE National Day parade is a Joyous occasion, serving as a reminder to Slnaporeans of our straggle for nationhood and the progress we have made through stint of hard work." So why should opposition political parties who are conspicuous by their silence when it comes to defending68 words
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Article77 1982-07-26 2 MENDAKI, the Council on Education of Muslim Children, has identified five areas for action. They are: FINANCE, including planning Mendaki's budget. REMEDIAL class project, analysing its success. MASS and social awareness programme, including sessions on the importance of education. RELIGIOUS education: A board will be set up77 words
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Article65 1982-07-26 2 MANY supervisors feel that there is a need for more continuing education and training (CET) courses for workers. A university survey also reveals that at least 10 per cent of workers capable of doing better jobs are blocked from promotion because of inadequate education or training. Yet65 words
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SPORTS
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Article102 1982-07-26 2 FORMER Czech citizen Martina Navratilova, responding to the roars of an American crowd, charge^ back from a second-set setback to lead the united States into the final of the Federation Cup with a 6-4, 0-6, 61 triumph over former compatriot Hana Mandlikova. Martina, representing the US for102 words
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Article97 1982-07-26 2 WITH rivals Peter Hill and Stewart Ballard out of the way, National champion Zainal Abidin should have no trouble in next month's Ovaltine A Grade individual squash championships. Hill has to go for National Service while Ballard is believed to be studying for his A-levels. Top-seeded Zainal,97 words
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TIMES BUSINESS
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290 1982-07-26 2 LOCAL manufacturers of consumer printed circuit boards (PCB) are so hard hit by the worldwide recession that some of their factories are running at half capacity. "At its peak, the consumer PCB industry here was producing 110,000 to 120,000 sq metre of printed290 words
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Article58 1982-07-26 2 IMPACT OF ROBOTS WITH 75 per cent of the world's robots, Japan is examining the problem of how automation will affect employment and the country's social structure. The Labour Ministry is examining the means of protecting workers from redundancy. It hopes to use this revolution to shorten working hours,58 words
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AROUND THE WORLD
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Article70 1982-07-26 2 THERE are n.ore foreign spies than FBI agents in the United States, officials said. Last year, an undetermined number of spies were among the 82,000 people from the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact countries and 130,000 Cubans who entered the country. "US technology, whether it's military70 words
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Article60 1982-07-26 2 THE State Department has confirmed that the United States has begun flying weapons into Somalia to help repel an Ethiopian incursion. The move is in line with the emphasis on military aid to friendly governments to counter the expansion of Soviet military power. The Soviet Union has60 words
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Article81 1982-07-26 2 BRITISH Airways is investigating alleged cheating by cut-price travel agents that bilked it of millions of pounds on ticket sales. Press reports said the inquiry centres on the practice of offering big discounts to agents selling BA tickets in bulk, which the airline has been unable to81 words
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Article66 1982-07-26 2 SYRIA sp.ys that it has weapons which it has not used so nr against the Israelis in Lebanon. A Syrian am.." command officer has said that it would use the weapons at the right place and time. Howevpr, Israeli Gen Moshe Bar Kochba says Syria is in no66 words
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Article83 1982-07-26 2 THE Palestine Liberation Organisation, reportedly on the verge of entering direct talks with the United States in an important political breakthrough, is recognised by 117 countries throughout the world. It has won diplomatic status with countries as diverse as Rumania, Japan, and Malaysia. Administration sources say that the83 words
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Article91 1982-07-26 2 CHINA'S leading newspaper has accused Japan's Education Ministry of distorting war-time history. The ministry had changed "aggression" into "advance" in textbook discussions of Japanese action in China in the 1930s and *****. The People's Daily said the Chinese people "have every reason to suspect that some people in91 words
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Article55 1982-07-26 2 THE United States and the Soviet Union have held talks in Moscow about a possible political solution to the Soviet occupation of Afgharistan but without apparent progress, the US State Department said yesterday. The talks on Afghanistan were seen as a sign that the Soviets were willing to55 words
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Article49 1982-07-26 2 THE British police force may have to face yet another crisis. Charges of police corruption have been laid by Liberal Party leader David Steel, who claims to nave the names of 20 corrupt London officers. He has asked for a meeting with Home Secretary William Whitelaw. Page!49 words
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SECTION 2
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Article205 1982-07-26 2 NINE prisoners serving life sentences in one of Britain s toughest jails nave a vision: To open up and expand the world of children at a London school Tor the blind by transcribing books into Braille for them. The scheme was first brought up by Jane Duncan,205 words
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Article78 1982-07-26 2 CHEN Meng Hua, 10, has just won the Grand Prize for Art in the First International Competition Pacifico Mare Nostrum 2000, sponsored by the Republic of Chile. His entry was a picture entitled My Catch. "It was a picture of a man catching a fish,"78 words
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Article115 1982-07-26 2 LIFE at the Accidents and Emergency Department at the Singapore General Hospital is never dull. Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week all year roun<T it handles everything from psychiatric and social cases to gruesome accident and attempted suicide cases. Staff nurse115 words
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SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
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Article77 1982-07-26 2 AT AN exhibition held at the National Museum Art Gallery recently, more than 4,000 visitors both antique lovers and the curious were able to feast their eyes on jade and inkstones dating back to the dawn of Chinese history. Some of the exhibits went as far back as77 words
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Article64 1982-07-26 2 THERE are two kinds of literature: Oral and written. The former is handed down by word of mouth and usually belongs to a primitive and illiterate society, The latter is characteristic of i modern and literate society. Besides being enter taining, literature also contains philosophy, knowl edge, science64 words
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Article104 1982-07-26 2 THE National Savings Bank, Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN), may undergo a major restructuring exercise to make it a more competitive, dynamic organisation, befitting its national image. A source said the restructuring will include widening the scope of operations in short, it would assume corporate banking activities. A104 words
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Article62 1982-07-26 2 MALAYSIA has imposed h partial and temporary freeze on housing and car loans for civil servants. Bernama news agency reported today that the temporary freeze may go on until the end of the year or at most until March next year It is estimated that the measure62 words
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493 1982-07-26 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday FOREIGN spies, whose prime target is American high technology, now outnumber agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, US officials said. Last year alone, an undetermined number of spies were among 82,000 people from the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact493 words
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382 1982-07-26 3 Washington confirms arms airlifts to Somalia WASHINGTON, Sunday THE State Department yesterday confirmed that the United States has begun flying weapons and military equipment into Somalia to help repel an Ethiopian incursion. No details were given but Defence Department officials said the weapon included air defence radar and anti-aircraft weaponsNYT; AFP - 382 words
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224 1982-07-26 3 Shultz hired Habib as Bechtel consultant says paper WASHINGTON. Sun. Secretary of State George Shultz hired President Ronald Reagan's special envoy, Mr Philip Habib, as a consultant to Bechtel, a major construction firm with interest in Arab countries, the Washington Post reported today. Mr Shultz. who left his post asUPI - 224 words
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186 1982-07-26 3 NEAH BAY (Washington). Sun The US t «>.isi Quard h.is taken over from Canada the task of babysitting a Soviet n ship that has been circling the mouth of the Strait of Juan de Fuca for nore than a week. TheAP - 186 words
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Article, Illustration138 1982-07-26 3 ONE mare ■■elearpowered attack submarine was added to the (nlted States Navy when the I SS Baltimore was rommlsslMMd in New London, Con■ecticat, on Saturday. Thbi takes America aa*ther step towards trmridrnt Ranald Reagan's g«U «f maritime Mapertority aver the Svvtet l.'aloa. The BalttnMre, theUPI - 138 words
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Article149 1982-07-26 3 Taps at defence plant' probe LOS ANGELES, Sun The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating the discovery of microphones and telephone taps at a company under contract to build an air defence system for Saudi Arabia, a local television station has reported. TV station KNXT yesterday quoted an unidentified employeeAFP - 149 words
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Article, Illustration116 1982-07-26 4 SOME *f the l,Mt Soviet, Scandinavian and American demonstrators manhlng up Gorky Street in Mosrow on Saturday to demand nuclear disarmament. The motley group, singing We Shall Overcome to the beat of drums and chants by a delegation of Japanese Kuddlilst monks, were the first116 words
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480 1982-07-26 4 CUT-PRICE AGENTS SWINDLE AIRLINE OF MILLIONS BRITISH Airways is investigating alleged cheating by cut-price travel agents that bilked it of millions of pounds on ticket sales, press reports said today. Sir John King, chairman of the state-run airline, confirmed in a statement thatReuter; AP - 480 words
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346 1982-07-26 4 British police face new crisis with graft charges LONDON, Sunday THE British police force could be facing a new and trying shake-up with Liberal MPs now raising charges of police corruption only days after the scandals triggered by Michael Fagan's intrusion into the Queen's bedroom and the resignation of herAFP - 346 words
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91 1982-07-26 4 MUNICH, Sun. Police over the weekend freed the eight -year-old grandson of a wealthy former soccer club manager and captured one of the kidnappers who held the boy in a cellar for 40 hours, a police spokesman said. He said the boy, grandson of formerUPI - 91 words
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Article54 1982-07-26 4 JAKARTA, Sun. A mother and her three children were bun ~a to death in their house which caught fire last night, police said today. The woman, who lived in Utan Kayu, east Jakarta, and the children were sleeping when the fire suddenly broke out, trapping themAFP - 54 words
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Article24 1982-07-26 4 KATHMANDU. Sun. King Birendra of Nepal will pay an eight-day visit to China from next Tuesday, the state-owned radio reported today. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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226 1982-07-26 4 France's trade deficit hits $4 b mark PARIS. Sun. France's foreign trade deficit widened to 13.2 billion francs (about Ss4 billion) in June, underlining the need for the government to stimulate the domestic market into buying homeproduced goods. Figures released by the Foreign Trade Ministry yesterday showed the deficit hadReuter - 226 words
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130 1982-07-26 4 PARIS, Sub. The powerful communistdominated General Confederation of Labour (CGT) today urged the French government to cut down imports of shirts made in Macao, Singapore and Mauritius but sold here with French labels. CGT members from the "Prlntemps" department store In Paris, one130 words
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Article121 1982-07-26 4 Exocet probe by Paris PARIS, Sun. The French Defence Ministry said today it was investigating a British newspaper report that French technicians helped fit Exocet missiles to Argentine aircraft during the Falklands conflict. It said a French arms embargo against Argentina haa been completely respected and instructions haa been givenReuter - 121 words
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Article69 1982-07-26 4 MADRID, Sun. Surrealist painter Salvador Dali is to be I named a marquis by King Juan Carlos, sources close to i the Zarzuela royal palace said here yesterday The 79-year-old artist will be named the Marquis de Dali de Pubol. after his Pubol castle in northeastAFP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration310 1982-07-26 5 Syria tells of arms it has yet to use against Israel We'll land surprise blows at the right time' DAMASCUS, Sunday SYRIA said yesterday it had in store weapons which it had not used so far against Israel in the fighting in Lebanon. The official Syrian news agency quoted aReuter; AFP - 310 words
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Article114 1982-07-26 5 SUMATRAN YOUTHS ASK TO GO TO WAR JAKARTA, Sun. Tens of thousands of young Indonesians affiliated to a sta te-sponsored youth movement have asked the government to send them to fight with the Palestinians In Lebanon, the semiofficial Antara news agency said yesterday. The agency quoted a youth movement leaderReuter - 114 words
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190 1982-07-26 5 Gemayel declares intention to be president BEIRUT, Sun THE commander of Lebanon's right-wing Christian militia, Mr Bashir Gemayel, yesterday declared himself a candidate for the Presidency of the country. President Elias SarKis took office in September 1976 and, under Lebanese law, his successor must be elected by Parliament before SeptReuter - 190 words
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178 1982-07-26 5 We carried out attacks anti-Khomeiny fighters THE Iranian Mujahldeen opposed to the regime of religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelny today claimed responsibility for a recent wave of attacks In Iran in which more than a hundred people have died. Several dosen Iranlaas were killed or wounded In an attack twoAFP - 178 words
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Article, Illustration458 1982-07-26 5 PARIS, Sunday THE Palestine Liberation Organisation, reportedly on the verge of entering direct talks with the United States in an important political breakthrough, is recognised by 117 countries throughout the world. The organisation formed in 1964 in Cairo, 16 years after the creation of IsraelAFP - 458 words
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Article65 1982-07-26 6 AKMKI) POLITICAL dissidents holding six foreigners hostage say they will be killed if Zimbabwe fails to meet their demands for the release of political prisoners, tourist guide Bruce Watkins said in Harare yesterday. No deadline was set. Mr Watkins and three women in his tour groupUPI - 65 words
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Article84 1982-07-26 6 AN INDIAN Foreign Office spokesman yesterday dismissed as baseless newspaper reports in New Delhi that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi will negotiate an arms deal during her visit to the US next week. Washington-based Indian correspondents quoted Deputy Secretary of State Walter Stoessel as expressing US willingness toReuter - 84 words
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Article67 1982-07-26 6 BOMB exploded in a cafe in the bustling I.atin Quarter yesterday, the sixth attack this week in a wave of terrorism in Paris. A radical group of Armenian nationalists, which two days ago claimed responsiblity for the bombing of a Left Bank cafe in Place StUPI - 67 words
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Article77 1982-07-26 6 CHINA IS resuming some trials of radical Gang of Four followers and purging other opponents of current reformist policies as it prepares for a Communist Party Congress in September, foreign diplomats in Beijing said at the weekend. In Shanghai, once a stronghold of the Gang ofAP - 77 words
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Article59 1982-07-26 6 ANGOLA has rejected a Western proposal that linked a withdrawal of Cuban troops from the Marxist-governed African nation with a pullout of South African forces from neighbouring Namibia, or South-west Africa. The Angolan national news agency Angop quoted unidentified sources as saying officials rejected the call duringAP - 59 words
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Article145 1982-07-26 6 CHINA, which has for yean advocated "free education for all," Is making primary schoolchildren work to pay for their studies. The KnglLsh-lanßuage China Dally yesterday quoted Kducatfon Minister He Dongrhang as saying that the "workstudy scheme, under which primary and secondary school students "pay" theirAFP - 145 words
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413 1982-07-26 6 'They're indulging again in dream of aggression' BEIJING, Sunday CHINA'S leading newspaper, accusing Japan's Education Ministry of distorting war-time history, yesterday said the Chinese people "have every reason to suspect that some people in Japan are indulging once again in their dream ofAP - 413 words
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271 1982-07-26 6 Afghan talks end without progress US WASHINGTON, Sunday THE United States and the Soviet Union have held talks in Moscow about a possible political solution to the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan but without apparent progress, the US State Department said yesterday. "There is no evidence to indicate that the SovietsUPI - 271 words
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Article44 1982-07-26 6 BOMBAY. Sun. Nine people were killed and nine others injured yesterday when a part of a four-storey building collapsed in heavy rain in south Bombay, police said. Over 120 people trapped on the top floor of the apartment building were rescued. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration61 1982-07-26 6 LEARNING to walk may be child's play, bnt for 11-year-old Tonh Koh It is an excruciatingly painful process. He Ls seen here at Massachusetts' Falmouth Hospital with physical therapist David Levangie at a therapy session. Tonh Koh, a Cambodian refugee crippled by polioAP - 61 words
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Article134 1982-07-26 6 NEW DELHI, Sun. India's seventh President, 66-year-old Giani Zail Singh, was sworn in at the presidential palace today in a ceremony marked by pomp and colour. Mr Zail Singh, who was elected on July 12 by an overwhelming majority over his rival candidate and oppositionAFP; UPI - 134 words
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Article93 1982-07-26 6 Laos builds highway to sea BANGKOK, Sun. Laos today announced the completion of Highway 7 in the northern part of the country in a move analysts said would give the landlocked Indochinese state a new outlet to seaports in Vietnam. Analysts noted that the new highway would give Vietnam aAFP - 93 words
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264 1982-07-26 6 More rain threat as death toll rises to 196 TOKYO, Sun A NEW rain front threatened southern Japan today as the death toll in floods and landslides soared to almost 200 and 187 people were missing and feared dead. The meterological agency here said that a new front approachirk overReuter - 264 words
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Article, Illustration448 1982-07-26 7 PHILIP LEE - PHILIP LEE Thrills for 20,000 at the Padang, and the weather was kind too By n was full house at the Padang yesterday when 20,000 Singaporeans from both military and civilian life put on a crisp and colourful display that went like a dream. Thousands moreFRANCIS ONG - 448 words
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284 1982-07-26 7 A MALAYSIAN visitor from Johore Bam was so Impressed by the courtesy shown by a Singapore immigration officer at Woodlands check-point that he asked If the officer was merely observing the Courtesy Month. Somewhat surprised, the officer replied: "Not at all that's the way284 words
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Article, Illustration191 1982-07-26 7 FISHMONGER Sim Eng Huat, 32, is one of a rare breed of hawkers who are shining examples of courtesy even in a busy market. Customers patronising his stall at Bedok North Avenue Four market can always count on him to be patient and pleasant.191 words
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323 1982-07-26 7 Use slump to upgrade skills, says DrTay THE Minister of State (Education). Dr Tay Eng Soon, has urged more companies. especially shipyards, to upgrade their workers' skills during the current slump to prepare for better market conditions. He said the recession offered opportunities for management and workers to step up323 words
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101 1982-07-26 7 Fun day for Cisco kids and their parents IT WAS fun and games yesterday at the Kalians Amusement Park for Cisco personnel and their families as they celebrated the corporation's 10th anniversary. The estimated 7,000 there were treated to magic shows, competitions and performances by the St Patrick's School Band.101 words
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Article, Illustration337 1982-07-26 9 LILLIAN CHEW - Two apples...or is one a lemon? LILLIAN CHEW By Sale of fake computers rivals genuine brand EVEN when you can see the core, it's hard to tell the Apples apart... Imitation Apple computers, churned out by backyard operations in Taiwan and Hongkong are found in increasing numbers in Singapore. Industry337 words
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124 1982-07-26 9 Stranded crew housed at mariners' club SIX stranded Pakistani sailors from the Dubairegistered vessel Jebel Ali I are now temporarily housed at the Singapore Mariners' Club. They were allowed to come ashore on Saturday evening after their identities and home addresses were established following a radio phone conversation between the124 words
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Article68 1982-07-26 9 10 HURT AS TWO BUSES COLLIDE TEN people were injured when two SBS buses, one a double-decker, collided at Woodlands Road near the checkpoint yesterday. Police said the buses were heading towards the city at about 2 p.m. when the accident took place. Five of the injured were taken to68 words
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Article131 1982-07-26 9 ELEVEN more statutory boards have responded to the adopt-an-ad<iict scheme run by the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (Sana). Among them are the Public Utilities Board, Telecom municat ionAuthori* of Singapore, Post Office Savings Bank, Jurong Town Corporation, Urban Redevelopment Authority and vocational and Industrial Training Board. The others131 words
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Article48 1982-07-26 9 THE Bras Basah youth group adventure club will be organising an excursion to Mount Ophir. Peninsular Malaysia, from Aug 6 to 9. Charges are SSS for youth group members and $60 for non- members. For inquiries call *****51 or *****09 between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m48 words
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Article33 1982-07-26 9 A TRIP to Cameron Highlands, Kuala Lumpur, Mimaland and Safari Park is being organised by the Toa Payofi community centre youth group between Aug 6 and 9. For inquiries call *****4933 words
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392 1982-07-26 9 Comfort plans Cabbies' Day to reward good drivers THERE is a variety of special days such as Father's Day, Mother's Day and St Valentine's Day. Now Comfort, the NTUC transport co-operative company, plans to introduce Taxi Driver's Day. And good taxi drivers can expect to be "decorated with speciallymade Comfort392 words
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Advertisement227 1982-07-26 9 PROTECTION ENGINEERS vl> AND CONSULTANTS s%i AUTOMATIC WET DRY RISERS FOAM MONITORS Firf 41 arm <;v«;tfm<: /W^^^SPRINKLkRS b HYDRANTS Ml 3 TELESCOPIC MAST^-^ FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS 5 Inctudmg wMto r«nge ol w —^*>_ -C 1 fOf Shiptooa'd U»e Hoses NokKs etc r App«oval ABS Llovdi b Ntwske Ve<il<s GINGE CO,227 words
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Advertisement358 1982-07-26 9 t Colors by Helena Rubinstein ik\ at -m v H&P& IVICUJvIIL. jo* 1 ldl 1 1 lUt 1 ICo «§Sr >£fc^iig^^ Theme and variations for lips, eyes and nails. fcj Subtle and vibrant, to counterpoint today's fashion. Melodic Harmonies. The look for now, created by WJ\ 4^^^^ Helena Rubinstein for358 words
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321 1982-07-26 10 SNUJ sec-gen on scope of journalism in Singapore THERE is still plenty of room for meaningful journalism in Singapore despite the recent restructuring of the press by the government. Mr Ivan Lim, general secretary of the 470--strong Singapore National Union of Journalists said this at the union's annual meeting at321 words
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Article297 1982-07-26 10 THE teaching of Confucianism to Secondary Three and Four students is a wise move by the government, but it should begin earlier at Primary Three or Four. For a child's character is formed when he is five or six years old, and he develops his value297 words
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Article479 1982-07-26 10 IVAN LIM - IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent FOUR MPs inducted into the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) as deputy directors in the past two years have either moved up the hierarchy alongside grassroots leaders or have taken on greater responsibilities in the NTUC. DR WAN479 words
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Article, Illustration448 1982-07-26 10 JULIE TAN - When one's ordeal is another man's lesson JULIE TAN By THE Date: Peh 11, 1981. The Place: Guatemala CUy. The Victim: Australian industrialist Leon Richardson. The ransom: I Ssl« million (Ss2l million). That eventful day, barely i yean ago, M-year-old Mr "Icnard son, while on a trip to the Central448 words
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Advertisement808 1982-07-26 10 pw\ o <cw jjw _^^^_^_^i^^^^M i 1 i MB(Wi^^^ r -'J *^________l fl^^^T^T __r^^^^ "^^^^l l *^_Ek__^_^_^_^^^' u _^_^_3_3H _^_^_l I _____H_~^______^_jfll H_h3 v _BI I Situated in the Thomson area the most high-class residential area. Golden Hill is built on a hill with a panoramic view of lush green808 words
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570 1982-07-26 11 Supervisors stress need for continuing education MANY supervisors feel that at least 10 per cent jf their workers capable of doing better jobs are blocked from promotion because of j inadequate education or training. Yet it is this group570 words
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123 1982-07-26 11 THE Nurses' Week blood donation drive will be held in conjunction with the national donation drive till the end of this month from 10 a.rr. to 4 p.m. at the following places: Today: Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Thomson Medical Centre Tomorrow: Toa Payoh123 words
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Article330 1982-07-26 11 Blind donor Lye shows he cares HE MAY not be able to see what is happening or who the others are who, like him, have given up a part of their Sunday for a worthy cause. But he must be feeling beautiful inside. Because he cares. For Mr Philip Lye,330 words
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Article, Illustration262 1982-07-26 11 Joint team from SBS and union for tour of S. Korea FIVE Singapore Bus Service executives will join 10 officials of the National Transport Workers' Union for a study tour of South Korea in September. This is the first time a joint delegation will make the trip under an annual262 words
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Article39 1982-07-26 11 M Ps' date AVER Rajah constituency wul hold its National Day dinner in front of Block 416, Pandan Gardens, on Aup 7 at 7.30 p.m. Dr Tan Cheng Bock, MP for Aver Rajah, and eight other MPs will attend.39 words
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Article, Illustration154 1982-07-26 11 WHENEVER people need blood, Mr K. Victor is among the first to give. Yesterday, he came all the way from his home In Queen Street to Canberra community centre In Sembawanc for his frith donation. The ii-year-old senior foreman in the Pl'B154 words
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Article, Illustration131 1982-07-26 11 MADAM NtriMnnu Mudaly, 43, has been giving blood since 1973 In memory' of her mother who died of cancer 36 yean ago in India. She was then barely seven years old, poor and helpless and there was no doctor to help, Madam Mudalv recalled.131 words
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275 1982-07-26 11 THE MP for Kebun Baru, Mr Lim Boon Heng, said yesterday that the success of blood donation campaigns cannot be measured by the litres of blood collected. "The success of this event will be determined by how much each has learnt of275 words
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Article42 1982-07-26 11 THE Kalian^ community centre is organising a five-day tour of Jonore Safari Park, Malacca, Penang, Pulau Langkawi. Haadyai and Songkhia from Aug 6. Those interested can call at the centre at Block 22, Boon Keng Road, or Tel *****82.42 words
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Advertisement99 1982-07-26 12 The Turbo by Volvo. Made for power: 39% more brake horse power. Made to look the part: 4 extra gauges to monitor turbo charging, oil temperature, passenger compartment temperature and voltage. New, wider alloy rims and low-profile tyres match grip to power. Racing stripes and Turbo badge tell all you99 words
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Article, Illustration147 1982-07-26 13 I'KOKSTRIANS and motorists should help each other at pedestrian crossings to avoid serious accidents, police ad vise. Pedestrians, for example, have the right of way at zebra rmssinßS but they must bear in mind that vehicles need a reasonable distance to stop. Pedestrians should always wait147 words
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400 1982-07-26 13 THIS year's lantern and mooncake fc tivai will be held at the Kallang Park on Sept 25 and 26. Low -level fireworks, specially created by Pains Firework from Britain, will be the highlight on tho first night only, while the Orchard Parade will be400 words
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Article, Illustration230 1982-07-26 13 Girl bags top prize with maiden effort KINDERGARTKN pupil l.lav Shun* Wei, who began painting a year ago, walked away with the first prtir of a children's art competition yesterday. The content, organised hy the Kampung hal Chee Kengshan neighbourhood, was the first that she had taken part ln. The230 words
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271 1982-07-26 13 THE Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations (Majlis Pusat), has lined up several activities for the month-long Speak Malay campaign which begins on Aug 14. They include exhibitions, debates, oratorical contests, forums, symposiums, a poetry night and a tahleau. Three Malaysian bodies have boon271 words
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107 1982-07-26 13 SOCKS and T-shirts; a paper bag containing ilothing, hair curler and cosmetics; a camera, wall-paper md canned food are among the items left behind by passengers in public service vehicles this month and wait.ng to be claimed at the Registry of107 words
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330 1982-07-26 13 MENDAKI, the Council on Education of Muslim Children, has identified five areas requiring immediate action as a follow-up to its congress held last May. They were drawn up by the sub-committee, chaired by Kampung Übi MP Wan Hussin Zoohri, formed to330 words
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104 1982-07-26 13 THE Jogging Association of Singapore will give its sponsors a run for their money and a lot else besides. The association is on a fund-raising drive for December's Singapore Marathon. It is trying to raise money through a marathon souvenir magazine, a dinner104 words
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175 1982-07-26 13 All ends well for visitors thanks to cabby AN honest taximan has lifted the gloom from an Indian couple's holiday. Mr V. Venu Gopal, 29, chief accountant of a Dubai prefabricated construction firm, and Mrs Venu Gopal came to Singapore to visit Mr Venu Gopal's in-laws. On tne way from175 words
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Article54 1982-07-26 13 MARINE Parade community centre management committee is organising an evening tour of Sentosa on Saturday at 7 p.m. Calrnhlll community centre's youth executive committee, Kampong Eunos community centre management committee and Katong community centre's youth ,^roup will also conduct tours to places of interest on Saturday night.54 words
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Article482 1982-07-26 14 Laugh, but at the right time STEP into any cinema and you will not fail to be entertained by a chorus of guffaws and giggles every time an emotional scene (whether it depicts romance or tragedy) appears on the screen. Why is it that many Singaporeans482 words
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Article, Illustration1591 1982-07-26 14 FRANK CHING - FRANK CHING By Writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal HONGKONG China has decided against extending Britain's lease over most of Hongkong when it expires in 1997 and will "recover" its sovereignty over the colony, according to usually well-informed sources here and in Beijing. The exact manner1,591 words
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808 1982-07-26 14 MARK S. SMITH - How the press unwittingly helped Britain regain the Falklands MARK S. SMITH By IN FIGHTING an enemy that outgunned and outnumbered them 12,800 km from home, British forces used psychological warfare, exaggerating their strength and breeding terror among ill-trained Argentine conscripts, military officials and islanders say. The numbers of BritishAP - 808 words
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Article309 1982-07-26 14 KKOM reoent Investigations, It appears that ragging is rue despite the ban Imposed on it. Perpetrators are using the word "orientation" to lend legalit> to their arts of sadism. Why is it that offenders never seem to be brought to book* Why is the violatar being shielded whenNST - 309 words
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Article408 1982-07-26 14 'Kopi' money IN A meeting with the press last week, the Prime Minister made a dlstim ticm between two types of i urruution legal corruption, I.e. acts that are in obvtoos contravention of and punishable by the law, and moral corruption, equally reprehensible, but by sUirtinx close within the limitsNST - 408 words
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Advertisement318 1982-07-26 14 [FAR EAST PLAZA I lS SE Se ifliy The bi est tourat shopping centre in S.E. Asia I JUS JW Wi tBW \J Centrally located in Orchard Road s shopping and I tourist area, between Goodwood P. irk Hotel and Hyatt Hotel while Holiday Inn is just across the road.318 words
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253 1982-07-26 15 Does one seat qualify for place in parade? ••NO POLITICS" (ST. July 23) wrote that PAP, the ruling party, "should not have allowed its political differences with the opposition parties to prevent them from taking part in the National Day parade." I think ho is wrong to impute base motives253 words
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Letter108 1982-07-26 15 ON JULY 12, I went to the Paya Lebar Post Office to send an envelope in which was enclosed three different school badges to a friend who was collecting them as a hobby. After weighing it, the clerk at the post office told me that the postage wouldUP - 108 words
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Letter38 1982-07-26 15 I AM residing in district 0315 and my mail is handled by the Alexandra Post Office. I wonder if an explanation could be given as to why my letters are always delayed. INCONVENIENCED Singapore HIS38 words
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Letter, Illustration635 1982-07-26 15 These champions of freedom and democracy I REFER to the letter from "No Politics" who expressed the view that opposition political parties should be allowed to take part in the forthcoming National Day parade, (ST, July 23). The writer has pointed out correctly635 words
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Letter65 1982-07-26 15 WHEN I went to the bank to change $100 worth of coins, I was surprised to find that about $45 were Malaysian coins. When you bank in Malaysian coins most banks will reject them. I wonder what the authorities have to say about this. Their comments about65 words
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Letter83 1982-07-26 15 THE Straits Timei welcomes letters from readers. All letters mutt include the writers signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed double-spaced, on on* aid* of tha paper You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Bravity is an advantaga. We Ir#T1 r# T283 words
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Letter, Illustration282 1982-07-26 15 I REFER to the letter "Lifeguard did not come to the rescue (ST, July 13). My advice to anyone in trouble or who sees others in trouble is to "holler" for help, especially at a swimming pool where there are trained lifeguards282 words
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Letter53 1982-07-26 15 I AM very disappointed with the POSB Cash-On-Line service. My card had been detained by the ATM since June 9. To-date, I received no news from the POSB. I understand that it normally takes about two weeks for them to return the card to the depositor.53 words
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Letter90 1982-07-26 15 I REFER to A. S.s suggestions (ST, July 21) that hawkers be issued with a cash register. It is not practical. There are lots of titbits and drinks stalls in hawker centres. It would be wasteful to issue cash register receipts for small items. As for the90 words
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248 1982-07-26 15 The lonely years While growing up OUR GOVERNMENT has attained much success in its two-child family policy. This is very ideal for those whose children are bom with an age difference of two years. However, for those not so lucky, like myself whose children are born three years apart, a248 words
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151 1982-07-26 15 PLEASE refer to the letter "Are we amidst a housing glut?" (ST, July 14). The URA's sale of sites programme helps to ensure an adequate supply of land that can be developed to meet demand anticipated in the next three to four years. Sufficient land151 words
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211 1982-07-26 15 I REFER to CXC's letter "Citizen's potential is hindered" (ST. July 10). Each year, a few thousand students complete the pre-university course successfully by obtaining two 'A' and two 'AO passes in their GCE A' level examinations. About 3,500 of them join the National211 words
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Letter75 1982-07-26 15 I REFER to the letter by "Dilemma," headlined "Jenny who does not want to be Zhen Ni" (ST, July 15). The mine in the identity oara follows that shown in the birth certificate unless a person changes it. If "Dilemma's name in the birth certificate75 words
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232 1982-07-26 15 I FEEL quite sorry for the students' union, to read their abject reply to my rather mild criticism of their preoccupations, and this prompts me to make clear what I actually said and implied at the National Youth Conference. My criticism of the union232 words
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123 1982-07-26 15 I SAW a duck seller in a market using a knife to widen a duck's nostrils and then threading a piece of raffia through from nostril to nostril in order to dangle a metal piece on the raffia. This duck was presumably ordered123 words
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Article, Illustration948 1982-07-26 16 PETER HAZEHURST - PETER HAZEHURST BACKGROUND By Our Tokyo Correspondent WHILE Western industrialists and labour leaders grapple with the concept of introducing robots into their plants, the Japanese are already coping with the problem of widespread automation affecting employment and the country's social structure in the future. Till now948 words
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Article, Illustration734 1982-07-26 16 DOUGLAS ORSON - Exit HMAS Melbourne... what now DOUGLAS ORSON By in Sydney AUSTRALIA'S naval defence planning has received a set-back following Britain's decision to retain the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible, which Australia agreed to buy. Following the decommissioning of HMAS Melbourne last month Australia's only aircraft carrier the navy is without aUPI - 734 words
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Advertisement263 1982-07-26 16 ASIA COMMERCIAL FINANCE Offers courteous Et prompt service: HOUSING LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS *HIRE PURCHASE STOCK SHARES Fixed Deposit no/ 3 months to 12 months. W /U pa. 1 month 0/4/0 pa. Rates subject to change without notice) Savings A/C Q V j Head Office: 63/65 South Bridge Road, TEL: *****4263 words
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Advertisement381 1982-07-26 16 Wk E m iAVbbIHb tJ m The guy on the left doesn't stand a chance. He's carrying a briefcase with two file folders, a news- and BASIC languages All for a total price of only $4950 All in a magazine, and a sandwich portable package that fits under the seat381 words
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Article68 1982-07-26 17 OTTAWA, Sun. Canada formally opened negotiations to join the latest European Airbus project. It is negotiating for participation in the A 320, a 150-seat aircraft to be built by a consortium from West Germany, Britain, Spain and France. Canada would agree to join if it is profitable, ifReuter - 68 words
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Article72 1982-07-26 17 WASHINGTON, Sun. Average weekly earnings of production workers, adjusted for inflation, fell 1.2 per cent in June after a revised 0.2 per cent decline in May, the Labour Department said. Initially the department said real earnings were unchanged in May. Earnings rose 0.5 per ccn f in April,Reuter - 72 words
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Article84 1982-07-26 17 ROME, Sun. The Italian cabinet reached broad agreement at a meeting here to raise an extra 9,000 billion lire (Ssl.4 billion) in taxes this year to offset an estimated public sector borrowing requirement of 68,000 billion lire. Value added tax and direct tax on fuels andReuter - 84 words
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Article82 1982-07-26 17 MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos is considering changing the law on foreign borrowings because debt servicing may exceed existing limits. The present limit is 20 per cent of the previous year's foreign exchange receipts. The central bank put the 1981 figure at 19.3 per cent, and this isReuter - 82 words
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Article102 1982-07-26 17 MEXICO CITY, Sun. Mexico posted a trade surplus of about US$65O million (551.39 billion) for the first half of 1982, against a US$l.l3 billion deficit for the same period last year. During the January /June period this year, Mexico exported U559.25 billion of goods, mainly crude oil,Reuter - 102 words
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Article86 1982-07-26 17 LONDON, Sun. UK consumer spending in the second quarter of 1982 is estimated on preliminary data at £17.8 million (5566.3 million) at seasonally adjusted 1975 prices, unchanged on the first quarter and on the second quarter of last year. The Central Statistical Office said that there was littleReuter - 86 words
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Article70 1982-07-26 17 NEW YORK, Sun. Savings banks experienced a net deposit outflow of US$l.2 billion (552.57 billion) in June, following a US$654 million outflow in May, the Association of Mutual Savings Banks said. Because of US$2 billion in interest credited during June, total deposits rose US$BOO million during the month,Reuter - 70 words
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Article55 1982-07-26 17 CHICAGO, Sun. Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co said it lowered its broker loan rate to 12 per cent from 13' i percent. Continental Illinois is the first major bank to move to the lower level. Other major banks' broker loan rates range up toReuter - 55 words
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Article77 1982-07-26 17 TOKYO, Sun. The Canadian province of Manitoba has signed an agreement here to float a 15 billion yen (SSI 26 million) Samurai bond through an underwriting syndicate, led by Nikko Securities Co Ltd. The 8.6 per cent 10-year bond is priced at 99.75 per cent toReuter - 77 words
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Article169 1982-07-26 17 Britain's plan to raise savings LONDON, Sun. The British government announced two measures to increase the flow of national savings, which was behind target in the first quarter, to achieve its target of £3 billion (SJ11.18) inflow for fiscal 1982, 83. The holding limit on the second index-linked national savingsReuter - 169 words
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495 1982-07-26 17 LONDON. Sun. The gold price now appears to have moved firmly out of the doldrums, a gold analyst for bullion broker Samuel Montagu said. Gold closed in I^ondon at U*****.75 (*****.06) an ounce on Friday, up U5511.25. This turned those subUS$3OO levelsUPI - 495 words
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492 1982-07-26 17 LOCAL manufacturers of consumer printed circuit boards (PCB) are so hard hit by the current worldwide recession that some of their factories are running at half capacity. "At itspeak, the consumer PCB industry here was producing 110,000 to 120,000 sq /netre of printed492 words
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406 1982-07-26 17 THE Malaysian textile industry accuses the European Economic Community of trying to capitalise on the EEC-Thai-land bilateral textile accord for its propaganda value. Thailand is the only Asean country to have reached agreement with the community on its interpretation of the protocol406 words
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227 1982-07-26 17 TOKYO, Sun. The depressed state of Japan's stock and bond markets will substantially reduce the recurrent profits of the four major Japanese securities companies -in the current business year ending September. Securities sources said that the four firms Nomura Securities Co Ltd, YamaichiReuter - 227 words
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200 1982-07-26 17 Accord to grant AEG export guarantees BONN, Sun. The West German economics ministry said that the way is now free to grant AEGTelefunken the export guarantees it needs to solve an immediate cash crisis. All other questions over the guarantees for the electrical goods maker, one of West Germany's 15200 words
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274 1982-07-26 17 Money supply goes up by $517 million AN INCREASE in demand deposits led to a rise in money supply by $517 million in May after three successive months of decline, according to figures from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The increase in demand deposits in the month was boosted partly274 words
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Article111 1982-07-26 17 THE following Ik a list r 4 the II most actively traded stocks on the Stock Kxch tnge of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In th< msands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high a nd low for 1982 i«mpu> Uo m J.l>111 words
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Article88 1982-07-26 17 LOCAL STOCK INDICES SI NGAPORE Jtl It J.I M Jtl tl twin Jal t) "BT Indicator ••Industrials •Finanre '■Hole Is: 'Properties muttons <*.'!* iiSES Ind: 1M576 669 25 1633 19 1058 01 SB2 63 asr m 603 6 I 493 1 4 *****1 669 17 1625 10X61 5K331 2*50 84788 words
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Article389 1982-07-26 17 NEW YORK, Son. The Federal Reserve an- nounced on Friday that the I nlwd States' basir money supply declined by I SSlfc million <S$2U million) In the latest report I Ing week a smaller- than-expected drop that disappointed many traders hot was not alarming to economists. Interest rates roseNYT - 389 words
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Article286 1982-07-26 17 ROME, Sun. The six Italian banks jvhich have formed a rosci le consortium to assist t he troubled Banco Ambro siano have confirmed to I he Bank of Italy, the cc: -Ural bank, that they are prepared to take broader 1 treasures to sustain theFT - 286 words
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Advertisement35 1982-07-26 17 Unlimited possibilities SAL LEASING [PIE) LTD Head Office: 05-52. Sheng-li House. Chin Swee Road Singapore 0316 Tel *****55 (8 Lines) Telex SALLEA RS ***** Branch Office: No 5. Portsdown Road. Singapore 0513 Tel *****90 *****8635 words
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Article2533 1982-07-26 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year's high and low, followed by the week's movement in prices, the dividend the net price earnings ratio and the yojume of business. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'a 1981 1082 I Div Higb Low2,533 words
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Article283 1982-07-26 18 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2.1340 70 and was traded to a high of $2.1435 45 before easing to close the week at $2.1250 GO in the Singapore forex market last week. Trading for the week was fairly quiet and featureless. The Singapore dollar strengthened considerably against the283 words
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Article153 1982-07-26 18 BKLGIAN FRANC: Presently trading at the $46.9 level, it has strengthened marginally against the US dollar over the past month, says Manufacturers Hanover Trust, New York, in its review of selected foreign currencies, last week The franc has also firmed slightly against the mark and has been trading in153 words
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Article363 1982-07-26 18 OVERNIGHT rates in the domestic money market opened at li' per cent 9 per cent, briefly touched the seven per cent level and finally steadied at around the nine per cent eight per cent for most part of last week. On Friday, it however, closed at 4' per cent363 words
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Article188 1982-07-26 18 ASIAN enrrency aye rage eposit rates (or the week ended -July 23: 7 days 1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 9 months 12 months 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months tsi i ma pnrrßi High Low 13 IIH. 13H> 11 15/16 14 \2188 words
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Article48 1982-07-26 18 RANGE <* pric« offered by d rount house* on July 24 Overnight 2 to Call deposits M (lotmi Buyiii Sf ll, nu 3-month Treasury bills 3 9/16 37/18 3 month Bank bills B-- H 3 months CD 7 15/16 8 13/16 6 months CD 8 Stmrrr: V»U«ul DterwMl <48 words
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Article387 1982-07-26 18 BANK'S prime lending rates as at the close of business on Friday, July 23, 1982, BANK'S K Algemene Bank 10 American Express 11 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 11 Asia Commercial 1U > Ak NZ Banking Group 11 Ban Hin Lee Bank 11 Banca Commerciale I'/ Banco387 words
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Advertisement140 1982-07-26 18 II II H^9^: i RSS WM YOU PAY $>48/-MORE NOW AND YOU SAVE $1,059/WITMIN 5 YEARS The longer you use, thie more you save! In response to the Government's ENERGY SAVING CAMPAIGN SANYO has created the most Energy Efficient model SA-1078 with a high EER of 2.737w (9.30 btu/w B'l140 words
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Article493 1982-07-26 19 I UK Singapore stock market ended the Hari Raya I'uasa-shortcned week on a potiltlvr note thanks largely tn the surprise mid-week rally which saw the Straits limes Industrials Index shooting up 11.44 points, the first double-digit rise in so many week*. Although both brokers and Investors were elated493 words
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Article456 1982-07-26 19 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market ended the Hari Raya shortened week on a hopeful note, thanks largely to the pre-holiday runup. The gains noted on Wednesday and Thursday, however, were still insufficient to reverse losses recorded earlier in the week Thus, on a weekly basis, the market barometer,456 words
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Article65 1982-07-26 19 iur.ni Date ToUl far Total far rv ment payable the year prevteu year TE(b) July 27 6'VTE 6',TE F*N 17' July 29 24'; 23 '< Kucha! ■xr.ih) July 29 20- 2C. KGHaMa W< July 30 10-. 15'; K Kellaii 9C>(n) July 30 11C; Sigma 5Mb) July 30 s'.65 words
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Article402 1982-07-26 19 LONDON: The market moved higher during last week, with operators hopeful of a cut in clearing bank base rates, after lower money market rates, dealers said. The prospect of easier short-term US rates also aided sentiment and the FT index was up 21.5 on the week at 578.2402 words
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Article162 1982-07-26 19 LONDON There was littl.fresh activity during thtafternoon on Friday, and prices hovered within a narrow trading range as preweekend short -covering was matched by profit-taking. Three Months standard B idr finished the Kerb trading at 1:6.360 to show a loss of 1 1611 from yesterday afternoon. I.itfhi162 words
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Article31 1982-07-26 19 i"oppcr pnr** .mi Fndaj previous in brackets I Wirehar* Spot buyer* mi tellers CWS 00). Three Months buyers W0 00 iLWISO. tellers f»01 00 mm Market Mar: V.» > gain: M.lMtonm-s31 words
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Article251 1982-07-26 19 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian rubber export duties were lowerea to 13 4 cents per kilo from 14'«, effective last Thursday, for the following types, the government said. Rubber latex, RSS One, Two, international estates (XI), other RFS, superior processing rubber, SMR, CV, CVSO, CV7O. LV, 1,Reuter - 251 words
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Article40 1982-07-26 19 July 19 July 20 J July 22 m July 24 'Tin ronnes Rubber (S) lubber M 2915 2915 476 385 178.00 ***** ***** 197.25 29 15 341 •in Mt per kilo In cents p per kilo40 words
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Article161 1982-07-26 19 LONDON: Rubber Futures were unchanged to O.IOP up at the close on Friday, after an uneventful day, traders said. Turnover was 35 lots of 15--tonnes including five Kerbs and one Option Traders said there was little incentive to trade with Eastern markets closed and phyt cals quiet. Business161 words
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Article369 1982-07-26 19 THE Singapore produce market went through a featureless Hari Raya Puasa-shortened week with business almost coming to a standstill. According to a pepper dealer, prices were again lower with white pepper fetching about {2.50 less per 100 kilogrammes while black pepper was quoted unchanged. Still,369 words
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Article83 1982-07-26 19 Fri Thar. Melbourne 1 > 351 558 M 8.488 355 10S 3&2 00S New York 360 008 357 75 B 361 OOS *****S London 363 7SB 355 008 *****S *****S Zurich 362 008 352 008 *****S *****S Paris 363 18 353 25 Sat Frl Hongkong 360 008 364 60883 words
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Article331 1982-07-26 19 TOKYO, Sat. Share prices closed higher, although initial uptrends were curbed by late profit-taking, as interest revived in blue chips and populars after the yen's sharp recovery against the US dollar in New York overnight, dealers said. The Dow Jones average rose 9.50 to close at 7230.01 points, with331 words
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Article388 1982-07-26 19 NEW YORK, Fri. Stock prices closed lower and trading was sluggish as investors moved away from the market ahead of the weekly money supply figures, released after the close. The Dow Jones industrial average was on the downside all day and closed with a drop of about 1.43388 words
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Article51 1982-07-26 19 FINANCIALTIMKS INDUSTRIALS Friday 578 2 Thursday 573.2 Week Ago 556.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 830.57 Thursday 832.00 Week Ago 828.68 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1283.56 Thursday 1299 98 Week Ago 1300.98 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 821.2 Thursday 624.5 Week Ago 810 7 ALLORDINAKIKS Friday 473.4 Thursday 473.4 Week Ago51 words
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Article399 1982-07-26 19 AMSTERDAM, Fri Share prices were mixed to higher with some shares recovering from a low opening level, dealers said. The market's tone improved in the afternoon despite a barely changed Wall Street close yesterday, they added. Dutch internationals were higher and benefitted from the pre-weekend optimism. Unilever rose one399 words
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Article328 1982-07-26 19 ZURICH, Fri. Share prices closed higher on higher volume as today's sharp fall of the US dollar boosted sentiment, dealers said. They attributed the firm tone of the market to the recent decline of US interest rates and expectations that the US discount rate may be cut further soon.328 words
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Advertisement332 1982-07-26 19 aB y.y^r < Hi*W<*a*^# l> *^atyt**%%atMMiaMlMß I WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE I THE APPOINTMENT OF AS OUR DISTRIBUTOR IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA $i FOR OUR INDUSTRIAL COPPER-CLAD LAMINATES m (PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS) m. WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT. FOR YOUR WESTINGHOUSE 9 COPPER-CLAD LAMINATES. PLEASE CONTACT: I HONG SEH COMPAN Y332 words
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Article, Illustration384 1982-07-26 20 MR TOMOMI T»ked» will succeed Mr Aklra Sanoh as director and general manager of Yaohan Singapore when the latter leaves for Japan on Aug 1 on a new assignment. Mr Takeda started his career with Yaohan Japan in 1967 as a buyer after graduation from Meiji University.384 words
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590 1982-07-26 20 DUNLOP has become the third tyre major to sell off its stake in the Asean region to local interests in iPcent months. In a complicated deal concluded in Zurich, Dunlop Holdings Ltd will sell off its entire 51 per cent stake in Dunlop590 words
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192 1982-07-26 20 Singapore leading refining centre SINGAPORE, with a refining capacity of 1.02 million barrels per day, accounts for 29 per cent of South-east Asia s capacity of 3.51 million bpd. This males Singapore the leading refining centre in this region, according to British Petroleum's 1981 statistical review. On a world scale,192 words
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301 1982-07-26 20 THE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation and United Overseas Bank will take part in Malaysia's biggest foreign loan of US$l billion (552.14 billion). An OCBC official confirmed the bank will be a participant and will lend US$l5 million in the general-purposcsy nd ica ted301 words
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Article108 1982-07-26 20 THE Metro group will soon embark on its first property development project five years after it first ventured into the building and construction business. The project, an industrial complex, will be undertaken by a joint-venture company. Villamore Properties Pte Ltd. Villamore is 51 per cent108 words
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Article318 1982-07-26 20 SINGAPORE Colour Centre has introduced a new service which enables its customers to deposit films at one centre and collect their prints at any of its 60 outlets. This Collect-At-Any-Branch service, better known as CAAB, is provided at no extra cost to SOC customers who will enjoy318 words
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Advertisement633 1982-07-26 20 The GDC Combo /':fcxiZijagP'£ Punchbinder lets you ."jjflßifcJ "B^^^^ do piosnc col binding onytime *^5/l fe^ha^^^*^. sir in your own office quicWy neotly and cheoply Now you con produce cotologues presentations and reports thot look bettef tjm easier ond lay flottei And like oil GDC binding systems it is light633 words
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Advertisement86 1982-07-26 20 r-fW .SAFETY CIRCUIT BREAKERS. Vf\ FDRTHE FAMILY IwfrdiHQlnstalatiaiV..^ Including Installation V.^x BENEFITS: V~"\ Prevents Electrocution /^FPee Gift V' "^^V. Reduce Electnnty consumption One 'ree safety s^tch Safeguard agamst lightning V De given for every P™~""> J Protects Home Appliances f installation of BBC (Hj thus minimising malfunction I safety circuit86 words
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Advertisement3010 1982-07-26 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 I Monday Friday 900am—5 30 pm r* »v (5 00 pm tor next day) C A.T.S. j Times Centre, New Industrial Hood, 284-4422 oH Upp Poya Lcbar Rd I Z I 9 00 am 5 00 pm (Monday— Fndoy) 9 00 am I 00-pm (Saturday) [\SS/|| B3,010 words
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Advertisement773 1982-07-26 21 RATES: Ordmory 90 cts per word <M,n $1 3 50' $16 00 Der col cm iem.-l>.»ploy ,M.n $48 00 Stro.ts Times' Jl 7 60 per col cm (Mm t52 80 Sundoy Times $20 00 per col cm Dl )kl (Mm $60 00Stroits T.mes' $22 00 per cm I (Mm $66773 words
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Advertisement1045 1982-07-26 21 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries jQ( Q Business To Business TUG a BARGE leaving for Kuantan. West Malaysia1,045 words
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Advertisement977 1982-07-26 22 ill Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant alaaBBBBBBB^B*B*«BBB^ mtmaaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam TEACHING I OPPORTUNITIES a) Professional AT Executive a Be o#|nKngua' M rA^f\ ARE YOU A FOREIGNER llaavsv living in Singapore? V,,^ Do you have: a university degree or similar qualifications'' Tien Man LlthO experience In teaching^ n i- r>. i .^i a977 words
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Advertisement846 1982-07-26 22 ill Q Employment LI ACCOUNTS IVI T* IVI CLERK bwb R*quir*mant> requires a GCE O Level with LCC PERSONNEL Higher Accounting Cer- ASSISTANT li flcate 2 years of Accounting ex- Age below 27 years perlence preferably with a G.C E "A" level experience In computer- a 2 years relevant experlised846 words
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Advertisement714 1982-07-26 22 ijjl^ Q Employment I< ssssssssssaa BßSSSßaaßaaa > Bßß J A Large American Multi- Established Company with National Trading Organisa- international network oftkm in Jurong requires: 5 cm requires: 1) CLERK/ SECRETARY TYPICT OCE O' Level with a 2) OPERATIONS j^ command of En,PI PRaf Recognised Secretarial OLCnlv Certificate with 1714 words
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Advertisement1064 1982-07-26 22 c ill II Employment <^? r^? r^? p^?^ r^> BOOK-KEEPER FSXBS9 An Eipenenced Booh |*^p^^|^^^^^| keeper i* required tor a am n I I ai f n sj hardware company in Kai- aalill'ii iM lln'r nil lang district. he person should be 25 years rwH old and above and must1,064 words
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Advertisement1043 1982-07-26 22 ill Q Employment I i I- j I i A well eataMiahed foreign PENTAGRAM bank require, application, for i the post ot TEMPORARY JOBS STENOGRAPHER TELEPHONE Candidates should possess a OPERATORS/ good (UK I) or A 'levelcertlflTv»rti»T» cat wllh snorthand 100 wpm TYPISTS and type-writing SO wpm c TYPISTS Preference1,043 words
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Advertisement1203 1982-07-26 23 r""™'™™"^ MALE DELIVERY CLERK 66 Situation* VtCant Manufacturing and trading compeny in Bedok Industrial Eetate requires a Delivery Clerk. Possessing class 3 driving IId) S&cretMrlml rence Applicants with pleasant Clerical disposition. should have neriiai completed secondary education and N I I Starting salary, depending on quatiI Itcations and eiperience. te1,203 words
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Advertisement1707 1982-07-26 23 Ijjli Q Employment MANUFACTURING COMPANY RE- A FOREIGN COMPANY requires a QUIRES Accounts Clerk. Passed I Junior Account Clerk urgently O' Level with credit In Maths. At Interested please contact least 2 years relevant experience. Joanne *****75 Ability to handle complete set of CHINESE GENERAL CLERK rebooks up to final1,707 words
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Advertisement893 1982-07-26 23 f% W _y _F_B A responsible company H So1 Agent lor RICOH, the ""^^4_fl worMt b#at *elling copters, is Hk _^__BB angagad in diversified ectivi "f^f^fff*^ I— <n Singapore. Due to our 8 7-C__H_l I r "P ld businass growth, we ■t I have vacancies lor Wf .Jf' I REPRESENTATIVES893 words
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Advertisement510 1982-07-26 23 fjjl i Q Employment At Boorjoie. beauty Is as J I much as our business as 4 I It Is yours. J We are looking for Baati- I W ly Adviaors who possess I some knowledge of I k beauty and skin-care. I Quehhcation. r 1. At least 18 years510 words
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Advertisement1762 1982-07-26 23 ill j Q Employment SALES EXECUTIVE Printing Praas raquira. Expending local Transport Com pa- SALES PERSONNEL WOULD YOU LIKE n requires a capable paraon lor (Male/Female) •rr\ uiAD. UWITU lie boy Pe-tw" Seetcelly Iha par h .v. intaraat in this TO WORK WITH US .on ehouM have m c, I1,762 words
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Advertisement128 1982-07-26 23 AMMMMMMJ srcd SINGAPORE AERO-COMPO-NENTS OVERHAUL PTE LTD Is a subsidiary of SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES Involved In the repair and overhaul of aircraft components We Invite suitable applicants for the following posts TECHNICIANS c 2-3 years experience In the overhaul of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and fuel system components c Those with128 words
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Advertisement786 1982-07-26 24 fii. Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant S^^^^^^^^^^^^ f) Technical GENERAL i^^ ELECTRIC USA TELEVISION ft APPLIANCE PTE LTD invites suitably quali- f fMKI applicants lor th* positions of: |f t I- ELECTRONIC t J TECHNICIANS S t ,3 E NTC/ITC In Elec- J^ a |'-b tronlcs 3 ss> °ti^ Relevant786 words
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Advertisement809 1982-07-26 24 11^ Q Employment SANYO ifAjUhp ",^';t*r' I METALS 4 ORES in the following t vacancies Pit. LTD. Of Th« Union Carbid* 0^ A. FITTERS minimum 2 years experl-rTm-r/^ o Clu ence In mechanclal fII•NTC 3 in Electro- Un and fabrlcatlon nics Servicing OR works GCE 'O' level with some experience809 words
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Advertisement1126 1982-07-26 24 It II -SkHHH^I An •"«"»«">« cotnpeny in Juroog l__~~n I^^^ SITE SUPCR\ ISOR K. X I (Trainee) ■■[T^TlLZili^JW Qr »OuateiromSTlorSVl c Minimum I year experience (HM PREFAB PftOJCCTI L n m cn «n'c»l engineering urawing We are a leading InlemaManal Coo •fructton Company Irom France Inlereeted ptoeee wrMe with Ml1,126 words
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Advertisement630 1982-07-26 24 j T I Jy ww vl w \k The Singapore .subslXmat I«3 diary of Nestle, the Singapore Re Ltd. I L n e^ a a l g'^om F pry.r Major Manufacturer ol II vltes suitably qualified Thick Film Resistor candidates for the folProducts and Hybrid lowing posts: Electronic Components I630 words
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Advertisement603 1982-07-26 24 ill Q Employment ASTEC ifjr ASTEC INTERNATIONAL |bw jfSkf (S> PTE LTD \^Cy^ Cj*4f&Ld A subsidiary of a /Va^' British multinational 'O*/» Vy^Uy corporation urgently > 4^ f^N .^^U requires J DDHflllf*T tAaJ j*V^df a permanent night shift or BBBBy/^^7 J $363/-pw I //fi A BIHC INSPECTORS yj~~ $492 pm603 words
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Advertisement426 1982-07-26 25 0 Emptoyineiit the \s I lz\h employer §8 §8 31. mho cares g i 2 IS r requires \A oS |f Female ssS»<2^.° Production llt% °°i I Operators gSSB =B===BB |<(» 1 I We offer:- |>| f~ 1. May work week H<- 2 O g I No rotating shift work426 words
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Advertisement608 1982-07-26 25 f I P Cwpioymwit j A SINGAPORE UMITED "^X^^X has immediate I *r\ (Male/Female) y^^^ We offer: 'Attractive flHH^l9^ starting salary j 'Salary adjustment J after 3 months I v 'Salary reviewed I BM BB I SLJt^BLJ twice a year I I 'Shift Allowance fc^^^.^— l 'Attendance £g^tf Allowance KL^a^^J608 words
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Advertisement984 1982-07-26 25 r GRAVURE **4^^£t> PRINTER Wa ara an aatabliahad printing concarn in Singapore, apacia1\ MAI F l'*«d m tha printing ol high 1 nn«m -rmu u-ll P« :k a "»fl nd PRODUCTION 'or bath local and ovaraaas 11/nQVEPO manufacturing induatnaa. Dua r/wrirXCns io aipanamn. wa invite quali a Basic salary $390984 words
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Advertisement1001 1982-07-26 25 ill 0 ifflptoyment ELECTRONICS f SUB-ASSEMBLIES aY A OPERATORS AwtLf^ a Preferably with cxpen- .aaa^BF^ssV^sm ence but not necessary a Age above 18 a Transport .s provided Call personal^ 4W 43, Sungei Kadut MULTI ndU BSwet E 4 l t CORPORATION Singapore 2572 (S) PTE LTD Tel: ***** M (31,001 words
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Advertisement947 1982-07-26 25 ill- Q Employment btK I t't'Jw'v'il Ahartered A l\l >^:ni INDUSTRIES OF bbWI AdmLdTWkll SINGAPORE mLdUUtHMm p Tt ltd 1 .nvites applications I from Sinojpore requires I Citizens for the ■Moiiovvingpotitiorw I nDFDfiTfID^ lUhM^IA HIGH BASH |PH*MB|JPH SALAR\ 14 'f-'jni cm For position (A): j^, *i I Age 20-30 years947 words
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Advertisement754 1982-07-26 26 It _J 66 Situations Vacant 1) Mlsc+Umihoum Baf"f^^M AppllcanU are larlted for the following po*l sßP*"^"**T*?aß tioos In our ahJpyard eW^P*V'' > sVpslHH| ENGINEERS IKW?tVPHVI TECHNICIANS WjJ^JjllHlH For our NcuHulldlng lp*^^~^^^^^^^Bl Hull. Machinery. F.k-- 4 »TvT*rT3BBBBH| iirlraJ and Land DrgrtT niploma hold SJ^C^liiZ-^^ljl^^B its In Naval Arrhllex sa^^Ta^^^Tr^^^^^* taX 7*risiir«TW754 words
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Advertisement760 1982-07-26 26 |f sssW I UN \f S MtMLIIM cold chain system coniawtSINGAPORE medtSS 1 1,!!!' *Z m* LIMITED rottowsng: 1 IA member of the 1) INVENTOR YCLERK United Overseas Land Group! (FEH.ALEI c At least OCE "O' Level We require PART-TIME with good results m EngWAITRESSES (Tavern accuLounge) to work on760 words
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Advertisement842 1982-07-26 26 III! l^™ 1 I \LWM An MUMtehed muro-na-aaaalßa tlonsl manufacturing company located Ml Ju HOTEL ron dua t0 expaneion MERLIN C-»^ SINGAPORE DESPATCH LIMITED RIDERS IA memtost ol trie Un^Ove^Lsno G-oup. .1cence An established leading L-ompleted N.S. an advantage hotel in Singapore fcJ A I e^ invites suitably qualified MALE842 words
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Advertisement875 1982-07-26 26 m^ I I I Empioyrnont j[j |II j ®i fol t Baa^a^B^^aaai^^^^Baa! ACCOUNTS MALAYAN BREWERIES CLERKS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD nmwrrn LCC r Ti«d'»«e DHIVBH CUITI or higher accounting nCCDATriI with at least 2 years' bimb accounting expe RIDER nence c Possess claas 2 and 3 driving CTfiRF/MATFRIAI licence and preferably875 words
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Advertisement1078 1982-07-26 26 ijji^ Q Employmant YKK INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 11 International Road a flßaaßßswS* >^ Jurong Town, S'por* 2361 A leading International Alu MITSUI MFG imntum Firm invite* dynamic (S) PTE LTD w»lr-«iolr»eled personnel \s; r-iEt.it/ lo Joan Iti* Cempeny Due to the expansion pro- i SITE BSZr-ESSXi supervisors Invite applications1,078 words
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Advertisement942 1982-07-26 27 ijjli Q Employment mm^^^ mmm^^^ ml^^ m^ mmmm i *S3A SERANGOON ROAD SPORE 0021 I) Miscellaneous mmamtßmm W# off*r !h# foN#ww>Q sHftts f -^y-^ Itl 10 ip m -UmGfi/f.fi^) U toL P m pulMinq HU ?amlo7 P pm 'J i J 9a.m. to spm v v I sp.m Ui 11pm942 words
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Advertisement1385 1982-07-26 27 ill Q Employment KAWASAKI •'•Owe FTE LTD r requires Chihiro JapafMM* office boy/ messenger '.OUnge Interested please phone and Restaurant »i-*»77 isqusise (MR ANDREW LEE) rASHIFRC or call personally at v wofllcno Suite tt»LK MßuiMme c_i- rv tun h«.ir 13S Cecil Street Smoapore 01M Intereeted psa.ee can al OrCh^ d1,385 words
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Advertisement1386 1982-07-26 27 [Ml i Ij Employment Hf 1 1 "»ey J URGENTLY REQUIRED OFFICE FORKLVT DRIVERS labourers Cum Despatch Assistant In Ang and Tally Clerks wanted InterMo Klo Industrial Park 1 Must view at 11A B Asia Insurance pnami motorcycle Salary $400 BuiMmg Flnlayson Green Tel U> $450 Knowledge of English *****1).1,386 words
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Advertisement1817 1982-07-26 27 Vehtctos Boats Vehicles Boats Ford Trucks and Vans. Attractive prices and terms to match their performance ■Bad alfl HI H r ■^■■b^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^ aaHa^LV W BBMaB^B^B^B^B^B^B^BBB^nP '*^B^bl B^B^T^^H B^H-aH**? b¥B^B^B^K L^BK B^L^bV L^B^^tKs>^B^BB>a>>>>.»S^BaBB»BB«BBBB>BBBBBBalll.lll«B^BBBBB«^BB^B^BtfBflBlB^B^Bai^Bfl f XadalHKaflDm MM Jli^Hl^LWr\««aLL- 2"^lli£*^L^B^Bß^*^BßetegKr»^Mß» Courier Pick-Up l.oLWB(P) $9,207 Courier Pick-Up 2.2 LWB (D) $11,220 Econovan lo LWB1,817 words
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Advertisement1620 1982-07-26 28 E H*BW*»*tOßlS I EXPAT LEAVING Showroom a—^— J»»l I original paint, velvet cushions New tim.OOO selling 521.000 Tel: 1.1 lf«nr«<t«r *****11 merteaes Pt ogeot so* reo. on i»t» m private owner Beige colour alr--1172 MERCEDES 2IOS Alrrond. ron d. radio/cassette, low milepower steering 14.900 ono Tel: agei up. top condition1,620 words
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Advertisement652 1982-07-26 28 ALL TYPES OF scrap and good ADVERTISER REQUIRES GOOD/ "Xfr^CoSffl £^337^89/ usedcompHny/prlvate vehicles ed Conl ct N 3STC B/ Cash payment Sellers, please contact *****26/ *****71 Mr Urn ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER for all PARF scrap vehicles For immediate arrangements call *****14/*****54 I ATTRACTIVE PRICE: SCRAP/ used ANY MODEL OF second652 words
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Advertisement839 1982-07-26 28 C Unrniinu I it *i— SS r nwwnMlMMiailOn rrOporildS Luxurious condominium living at affordable prices. Strategically located at Toh Tuck Road, off Jin. Jurong Kechil, Good Luck Garden combines the pleasures of suburban living and the conveniences of the city secluded from noisy traffic in a serene suburb, yet minutes839 words
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Advertisement2077 1982-07-26 28 P Accommodation Properties B^atfBBBBBBBBBa B a a BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa? B al OIST WATTEN ESTATE. j a»^BB^B»sasass»»«^B»»»»»^ "^^^B rner termce. j |l Ilk bedrooms. I servant's rooma. 1 BBB^^"^^'"^^'^V*V^^^V^^Bi I arra 3 Sl > 1500 full > fur -1 J^^^l^^^K^^^^lxV^l"! T'Tsr- I nlshed Call ugenl. *****02/ I BB»^(BB^B^^B^BBB^a*JjB^aaPBM™BBaBBB]B»a*JBaI *****21 M^^r |!I^^| onJ2,077 words
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Advertisement1298 1982-07-26 29 a irjp Accommodation 1111 Propertkt 86 Accommodation JS?,"* 0 11 x h Vacant Spai Im interior comprising 3 bedrooms and a study, spin level living and dining. well equipped kitchen and servant's room, terrazzo/ M) HOUSES parquet flooring, central alr- con. close circuit TV security O.ST 5 HONG LEONG Garden.1,298 words
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Advertisement1659 1982-07-26 29 WM 1 PrmmtiM j DIST S. FOR EXPATRIATES only BALMORAL POINT (OIST. 10) Hlghrlse apartment, facing sea 3 American/ Tanglln Clubs and vant's amenities, marble, tennis. Orchard Road Spacious (2.800 playground partly furnished sq.ft 3 bedrooms plus servant's. $3,500 ono *****76 (No agents high floor, beautiful unobstruct- please) ed sea/1,659 words
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Advertisement1623 1982-07-26 29 Mml rropßTuaW j DIST. 21. CLEMENTI PARK brand FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED new apartment, full recreational rooms available Ang Mo Klo< facilities. 3 bedrooms/servants. Bedok Clementl/ Jurong' partially furnished $2,800 Serangoon and other areas Tel Mc'Robertson. *****80 MM DIST. 21 (CLEMENTI PARK) brand FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED new 3-bedroomed apartment ROOMS available Immediately1,623 words
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Advertisement1518 1982-07-26 29 I I tin iimimi ■Iraiiiiai O BL ii %m WM\\ T Proptrttt i^^^^-^^^— DIST. 14. OFF CHANOI 5 miles. Wn, ....ii.. tni single-storey luxurious detached rTOOwnRW ror aam bungalow. 6.500 sq ft Bullftln irea: 3500 sq ft Freehold. Vacant possession. 5 bedrooms. 4 big halls, terrazzo, parquet flooring. f i1,518 words
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Advertisement1573 1982-07-26 29 jA\\ C Accoiwinodation 4~ wm\\ r Propfttes THREE PRE-WAR DOUBLE- I STOREY houses ror sale In dlsl 9 Taman Sum 3-bedroomed Two vachnt. one rent controlled apartment 1.450 sg ft burnished tenant Call *****23 SJS6.OOO. TWO UMTS OF detached bunga- Pandan VaNay. Bauhmia Tarrace i lows In Oel Ttong Ham1,573 words
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Advertisement1390 1982-07-26 30 a\\ r toommodatloi. l Mil P'oprtles trc reoume TO purchase several 89 PropertfcuForSH. gaCd%2s ar U e« X ■^^^wßa^aaiM I .loproxlmalely two million dol- I larsr-ach I'|p«.se forward full dea,l Flat* tails to W Property Serwrrs IM* a f a Ltd. telephone: *****04/221 1019 MO. ,-ROOMEO IMPROVED...,,,- T f rV^^T^^land1,390 words
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Advertisement1004 1982-07-26 30 I Pl'OpWtißi I SINGLE-STOREY WAREHOUSE RUBY INOUSTRIAL COMPLEX wl tn high celling for lease 9.000 1 sq.ft at Hock Soon Warehouse. irf*.i to. Uflhi .ndu.tr, Upper Buklt Timah Road Avall- able September Please contact j *****71/*****91 Prim, pals only T nn f y Block 7SO. UPPER BUKIT T.mah Road. New1,004 words
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Advertisement587 1982-07-26 30 ■2 Prom ORCHARD ROAO a 500/1070 sq ft $5 50 psf. 1 a 1 125 5q ft. $5 70 ps.f. a 3200 5q ft $6.so psf BUKIT TMMAH a 2300 sqf I Ampla parking apac* AvaMabta Augutt/Sactlambar ISS2. Acuman Raalty Canrra Commercial Dapartmant Ta4:nSOo77 Strictly no *>fl*nt* r OIST 1.587 words
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Advertisement771 1982-07-26 30 PHILLIP STREET. SINGAPORI 0104. 560 sq ft partitioned with I rooms for Immediate occupation Reasonable rent Please tel *****33. PRIME OFFICE SPACE Of 830 sq ft at The Arcade, facing the sea available for rent. Suitable foi medical practice also Contact *****37/*****90 WHOLE FLOOR FURNISHED offlci space at 3rd floor.771 words
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Advertisement1245 1982-07-26 30 aJPJ B^BJ BJ r lv|rvl IiOO a^Bj^Bfj^p^BJBJBJBJBJB^B^BH MERLIN PLAZA SHOP office to let. jood locality 473 sq rt Fully ijjj^lfj I carpeted and partitioned Avail■■ißmHlH I 1 able mid August at tSW psf ex- Ibl^;H-'l|Wa»ll^ I iluditiK maintenancr Please B^BHHHPMMBH^I OIST IS RENOVATEO SMOPHOOSE U'^. IW.Vi I I 3 aluminimum1,245 words
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Advertisement877 1982-07-26 30 >»L Q Travel Guide lIAM Ufi /^«ncX Nlllfl 111 /Travel A9«nei«s\ ■Him 111 l f (S)Ptc.Ltd. tmki scmcE mni lid fl S^.^^SSJS"'; 1 H Centre 190. Clemenceau Head OfflCC [I Avenue Singapore 0923 *£?£S^2T ft Te1:*****55 (Yangtze Theatre) Kuala Lumpur I Singapore 0105. V.™- *****2 V* Tel: *****33(7 lines) ng.PeopiesParkCompiex.877 words
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Article, Illustration197 1982-07-26 31 Esther Tan Bang Choo Called Home To The Lord on 26-7-82 Sadly mlsvc! hy Beloved huobond: Dr Fung Lam Son: Melvln Fung Wai Hc:i Daughter: Sharon Kong Wei Lin Body lying at Ferrer Court Block G King* Road Tel 47WSM Cortege leaves Ferrer Court at 2.00 pm on197 words
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Article, Illustration40 1982-07-26 31 The family ol the lat* Mr. M Thambien wish to aiproet their j heartfelt thanks and appreciation lo relatives and friend* for their asiniinci. atlendence, wreath*, I prayer* during their recent be- i ii»«Mfil and at the Anthiyeddy40 words
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Article, Illustration62 1982-07-26 31 MR. TSAO HSIEN HWA Gone from our lives one so dear. But in our hearts, forever near Chan Mtng Fat ChmMongSai Chua Chwe* Hong Philip Kan LawMunKit Lea Cho* Fai PohKong Sang G RettMnaeamy Tan Boon Laong Tan Hang Luan Tan Nyan Sim (M- a Mrs) OtgaTan62 words
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Article, Illustration14 1982-07-26 31 In Loving Memory of RICHARD CHAN CHEE CHOR Departed: 2S-7-74 Sadly mieeed by family14 words
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Article, Illustration28 1982-07-26 31 Richard Chan Clm* Chor Departed M/ 7/74 8 long years have passed But memories stay fresh and painful Always rtmtmbmd by wit* 4 daughter28 words
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Article, Illustration32 1982-07-26 31 MARY FRANCIS Departed 7 81 Not Just today hut everyday We remember the times we shared Alweya nmimMiKl by mother. brothers, trtt.rt •ittertin-law. brother»-in-l*« and all loved on«32 words
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Article, Illustration24 1982-07-26 31 LEONG JUAN CHEW DEPARTED M.7.71 Sadly miuKl but alvayt remembered by parent*, titiara bfoihar brolh*r>-in-l*w. imcn, mphtw and loved one*.24 words
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Advertisement74 1982-07-26 31 'In Memoriam' is for the loved ones whom you remember V aaH aa3™^ BaHaaKj |s^^*4aH BaHLC' f '^Balli From Wall Street to the quiet of an English country churchyard SINS OF THE FATHERS traces the fortunes of the Van Zale family dynasty through two decades of wealth, ambition and struggle.74 words
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Article, Illustration195 1982-07-26 32 AUSTERITY DRIVE HITS HOUSING, CAR FUNDS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Malaysian government has imposed a partial and temporary freeze on housing and car loans for its civil servants, Bernama news agency reported today, quoting Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam. Datuk Musa declined toAFP - 195 words
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Article61 1982-07-26 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Bangladesh High Commissioner here, Mr Mustaflzur Rahman, suffered a mild heart attack while paying an "Idil Fitri" (Hari Raya Puasa) call on Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam on Friday, it was reported here today. A High Commission official was quoted inAFP - 61 words
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Article29 1982-07-26 32 PENANG, Sun. The Malaysian-Japanese Society here is drawing up plans to promote more personal contacts between the Japanese and local people through sports and cultural activities. NST.NST - 29 words
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398 1982-07-26 32 THE National Savings Bank, Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN), may undergo a major restructuring exercise to make it more competitive against other banks and financial institutions in the country. A Treasury source said the restructuring will include widening the scope of the bank's operations toNST - 398 words
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327 1982-07-26 32 Provident fund plan to end abuse by bosses KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Employees Provident Fund (EPF) plans to send workers' annual statements of account direct to them in a move to prevent abuse by employers. An EPF source said yesterday that at present, statements of account are handed to employersNST - 327 words
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Article71 1982-07-26 32 TAPAH, Sun. Two drivers died and about 50 passengers were injured when two buses collided head-on at the 51st km Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur trunk road near here yesterday. In an accident in Klang on Friday. 14 people were injured, three seriously, when a crowded bus hitNST - 71 words
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Article46 1982-07-26 32 BELLEVUE (Washington). Sun. Ihe Sultan of Selangor was given a royal welcome here when he arrived recently for an eye operation. Hospital and hotel officials rolled out the red carpet for the Sultan who is expected to be in hospital for five days. AP.AP - 46 words
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107 1982-07-26 32 KUALA LUMPUR, San. A seeMd-year student at the MalayNUn national university ha* been expelled and IS others have been disciplined for "brutally and Insensitively" ragging a freshman, It was reported here today. According to the report, two of the other students have been suspendedAFP - 107 words
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203 1982-07-26 32 SIA will gain from Sabah, Sarawak flights JOHORE BARU. Sun MALAYSIAN Airline System (MAS) officials feel the continued use of Changi airport for MAS flights to Sabah and Sarawak will greatly benefit Singapore Airlines (SLA) and other airlines operating there. Sources at the MAS headquarers in Kuala Lumpur said mostNST - 203 words
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Page 32 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous165 1982-07-26 32 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh U Hal Camp VOO (JEEP OME OPOO& vVHM" CAM IT TELLS WHAT TO NAY WIPE PO6S ALL COMPUTERS V IT C^O? J 00, WMe»4 ID PO IT, I V TWAT FOf? FREE j Blondlc By Chic Too ng fi[&OSS,I CAN'T WORK I F? THAT'S165 words
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2255 1982-07-26 33 CAVALIER; FAIRWAY - CAVALIER and FAIRWAY By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Lady Castlefleld produced a brilliant finish to capture the $40,000 National Stud Cup over 1,200 m in Race 5 today. Kept midfield till the straight by K.W. Tan, the Ryuformen mare unleashed a devastating burst wide out to2,255 words
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Article29 1982-07-26 33 FIRST: *****4 SECOND: *****2 THIRD: *****6 STARTERS: *****1, *****2, *****2, *****0, *****7, *****5, *****8, *****1, *****3. CONSOLATIONS: *****0, *****9, *****8, *****0, *****4, *****8, *****4, *****5, *****9, *****6.29 words
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Article1061 1982-07-26 33 RTkR^FTTTTT^B KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Jockeys Donnelly and Francis and apprentices Suaidi and Hamid were suspended by the stewards here today. The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Celebration II (P Lee) was restless in the stall. Venus II (Foo) was slowly away Lee Tit Seng (Tweedle)1,061 words
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139 1982-07-26 33 LONDON, Sun. A £IMM (about $37,»M) match over I,CMm between the world's two leading jockeys, Britain's Lester Picgott and American Willie Shoemaker, will be staged at Ascot on Sept 24. The tint ever head-to-head confrontation between the two legendary jockeys, who have more thanAFP - 139 words
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Article, Illustration345 1982-07-26 34 LONDON, Sun. David Mooreroft, who has broken the world 5,M1 metres record and set a European best for the 3,101 m this month, achieved another milestone here yesterday. Competing In the Amateur Athletic Association championships at Crystal Palace, we 29-year-old British runner clocked a personal best ofAgencies - 345 words
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Article, Illustration436 1982-07-26 34 SANTA CLARA, Sunday MARTINA NAVRATILOVA, responding to the roars of an American crowd, charged back from a second-set setback to lead the United States into the final of the Federation Cup here in California with a 6-4, 0-6, 6-1 triumph over former compatriot Hana Mandlikova,Reuter; AP - 436 words
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306 1982-07-26 34 TENNIS ROUND-UP WASHINGTON, Sun. Defending champion Jose Luis Clerc, of Argentina, survived a first-set setback and second-set tie-breaker yesterday to defeat unheralded Frenchman Bernard Fritz 2-6, 7-6, 6-1 and advance into the semi-finals of the U*****,000 ($500,000) D.C. National Bank Tennis Classic. InAgencies - 306 words
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Article28 1982-07-26 34 BASKETBALL: A South Korean university men's team beat a Japanese side 81-79 win in the second contest of their j fifth annual three-game series.28 words
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Article22 1982-07-26 34 BOXING: Mexican Freddie Castillo won the World Boxing Council flyweight title from Colombian Pruriencio Cardona on a points decision22 words
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Article21 1982-07-26 34 RAY Mancini retained his World Boxing Association lightweight title with a sixth-round technical knock-out over Venezuelan Ernesto Espana21 words
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Article13 1982-07-26 34 SAILING: Norway's Njial Sletten won the Optimist world competition in Italy.13 words
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Article18 1982-07-26 34 SOCCER: Chicago Sting beat Jacksonville Tea Men 3-1 in a North American Soccer League match.18 words
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Article31 1982-07-26 34 BRAZILIAN defender Leandro will be put up for sale for something between US$6OO,OOO and 700.000 <551. 26-14. 7 m) after refusing to renew his contract with Flamengo.31 words
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Article26 1982-07-26 34 ENZO Bearzot, manager of Italy's World Cup champions. has agreed to manage the national amateur and youth teams I as weu Agencies. IAgencies - 26 words
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Article122 1982-07-26 34 ROME, Sun. France won the gold medal for the team epee event at the world fencing championships here last night. In the final, they scored a 9-5 victory over Switzerland, who took the silver medal. Hungary won the bronze. The medal was the France's second they122 words
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Article, Illustration376 1982-07-26 35 RON GREENWOOD has good news for Bobby Robson as he hands over the England soccer manager's post to the former Ipswich Town boss later this year. "I'm leaving you a very good squad of players. England's future is in safe hands. You have little to worry about..."IPS - 376 words
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Article, Illustration528 1982-07-26 35 "HE boxed my ears," says Franz Beckenbauer, as though it had been yesterday. But that fateful moment in the soccer career of the "Kaiser", in fart, occurred in 1958, when he was 13. It was in a schoolboy final against Munich 1860, and Beckenbauer had just scored for528 words
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Article76 1982-07-26 35 KENNY DALKIJSH In ike most capped player in Scotland's sorrer hlNt«ry. Bat hLs recent International Krformanrrs and the ■I that hr wan dropped after the opening match against New Zealand In the rwrnt World Cap In Spain has sparked off talk that he is nearlng76 words
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Article388 1982-07-26 35 HAS Kenny Dalglish. the most capped player in Scotland's soccer history, come to the end of the international road? The question was posed after the Liverpool hero's collapse in form during the World Cup finals in Spain. Dalglish was dropped after the opening game againstIPS - 388 words
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253 1982-07-26 35 Robson given five-year contract with England LONDON, Sun. Football Association chairman Bert Millie-hip paid Ron Greenwood a glowing compliment as he announced Bobby Robson's appointment as manager of England. "Everyone at the FA is extremely happy with the way Ron carried out his duties," said Millichip. "It hasn't always beenIPS - 253 words
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Article, Illustration679 1982-07-26 35 LISBON, Sun. Malcolm Allison, shaded by the lemon trees around his seaside villa here, sipped a cold glass of champagne in the 80-degree temperature and said: "I must confess I hardly even thought of the England job. Or any jobIPS - 679 words
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417 1982-07-26 36 League's Malt Group now wide open SINGAPORF Refinery threw the Malt Group of the Anchor Business Houses men's squash league wide open when they beat Haw Par 3-2 at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday, reports TAY CHENG KHOON. Haw Par, who had surprised Si me Darby on Friday, thus417 words
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Article, Illustration306 1982-07-26 36 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By NATIONAL champion Zainal Abidin should have things his way in the Ovaltine A Grade individual squash championships, starting at Kallang next month. His two arch-rivals, Peter Hill and Stewart Ballard. have both not entered. Hill has just been enlisted for National306 words
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Article178 1982-07-26 36 THE TOP SEEDS Men's: A Grade: 1 Zainal Abidin 2 Woon Wai Phang 3 Jeremy Yeo 4 Venketesan Gopal. B Grade: 1 Kang Gee Bah 2 Van Heng Cheok 3 David I,ee 4 Kch Wai Kheng. C Grade: 1 Gan Ai Gee 2 Albert Wee 3 Tan Hwee Seng 4178 words
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Article91 1982-07-26 36 LONDON, San. Sam Torranre, the Scottish Ryder Cup player, has beaten Spaniard Severiano Ballesteros for a place In next month's lucrative I SS4M,«M ($B32,H#) World Series of Golf in the I nited States by a merts3l. This is the difference in official money winnings between the two playersAFP - 91 words
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305 1982-07-26 36 BRADFORD, Sun. Scottish golfer Ken Brown stormed angrily off the final green and raced away in his car after a seven-under-par 64 gave him the third-round lead in the Lawrence Batley international tournament at Bingley St Ives here yesterday. The 25-year-old player,Agencies - 305 words
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Article339 1982-07-26 36 Loong wins Guillemard Cup event ANTHONY Loong, a nine-handicap golfer, won the Singapore Lsland Country Club's Guillemard Cup competition at the Bukit course. He beat 14-handicapper Philip Sim by one hole in the final. T. Abe (4) and T. Kuboi (16) won the club's Sir Arnold Robinson Cup greensome stroke-play339 words
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Article180 1982-07-26 36 Tracy gains third gold MISSION VTEJO. California, Sun. Tracy Caulkins won the 200-metre backstroke yesterday on the final day of the United States swimming world championship trials. Tracy, who haii earlier taken the 200-metre and 400 m individual medleys, won in a personal best time of 2 mm. 15.15 sec.,Agencies - 180 words
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Article190 1982-07-26 37 J. RAJENDRAN - J. RAJENDRAN By IS Song Koon Poh, the national rugby team captain, in Johannesburg with the touring Senior Provincial Level side? Hopefully, the answer is "no", as Song told Timesport last week that he would not be going on the tour with the representative side comprising players from190 words
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Article32 1982-07-26 37 THE Asian vlsitft tors included players from Hongkong, Singapore, Western Samoa and Tonga.. .Members of another overseas rugby side arrived in South Africa on Saturday just as a Enropean tour was ending.32 words
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Article475 1982-07-26 37 Warren golfers almost there WARREN'S golfers virtually clinched this year's F N League championship when they knocked rivals Keppel for six at Folkestone Road yesterday, reports DKKKk WILD. Warren decisively won all six matches in the B, C and D Divisions. Warren now need only one point from their last475 words
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Article41 1982-07-26 37 DEREK WILD - Rugbycaptain says Nc to SA offer DEREK WILD By [song koon poh] iSlnnaporr'n rugby rap] 'Ulo, ha* Mid lie wf< no take up an offer iv ktour Sooth Africa with I Horld XV. He najd this to Thrj LAST week's story41 words
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Article134 1982-07-26 37 TOKYO, Sun. Japan's Masahiro Kuramoto, the overnight leader, fired a three-under-par 69 in rain for a 14-under-par total of 274 to win the 33--million-yen (5J29.4m) 1982 Japan Professional Golfers' Association championship here today. The 26-year-old Kuramoto, fresh from finishing fourth in the prestigeous British OpenAFP - 134 words
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175 1982-07-26 37 Who is the Singapore player in tour team to South Africa? Cape Town on Wednesday South Africa, long ostracised from international sport because of its apartheid policy, has sparked controversy every time a foreign sports tour is made to the country. Possibility Even local rugby officials are in the dark175 words
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Article, Illustration310 1982-07-26 37 LEONARD KING - LEONARD KING By PIRATES Softball Club Giants, with national pitcher Floyd Valberg in explosive form, strolled to an easy 9-2 win over ORA Gryphons in a Senior Men's League softball match at Dover Road yesterday. Giants, in their first season in the Singapore Softball AssociationALBERT SIM - 310 words
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Article391 1982-07-26 37 JANICE SEAH - Sweet and sour day for Yusoff JANICE SEAH By UNSEEDED Yusoff Sidek toppled No. 2 seed Hassan Bohari 9-7 in a third round match of the Pesta Sukan national hardcourt tennis championships at Kallang yesterday. But Luu Koki ended Yusoff s claim to a semifinal berth by ousting him 9-7.391 words
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Article174 1982-07-26 37 LONDON, Sun. Somer- 1 set enhanced their reputa- j tion as one of 'he most accomplished teams in English limited-overs cricket when they won the Benson and Hedges Cup at Lord's yesterday. They were far too j powerful and polished for Nottinghamshire, who they overwhelmed byReuter - 174 words
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Article136 1982-07-26 37 H CHESTERFIELD. Sun. Pakistan, such prolific scorers in their first few matches against English county sides, were made to work much harder for their runs against Derbyshire yesterday. After twice being in trouble at 96 for four and J 168 for six, they recovered to reach 260 for136 words
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Article178 1982-07-26 37 Tourists leave without victory JOHANNESBURG, SunA five nations' invitation side, including 13 British Lions, ended their threematch rugby union tour of South Africa without a win after losing 19-35 to a South African President's team yesterday. The margin of victory flattered the home team, who sealed the game with aReuter - 178 words
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236 1982-07-26 37 Khalsa fly to the top after hard match KHALSA continued their flight to the top with a hard-earned 1-0 win over Police in a Strobel Premier League hockey match at Tang)*. i yesterday, reports HAKIKAT RAI. And (or the victory, which took them to the top of the table, Khalsa236 words
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Article20 1982-07-26 37 TOKYO. Sun. Pakistan wound up their hockey tour of Japan today with a 5-1 win over All-Japan AFP.AFP - 20 words
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Article92 1982-07-26 37 TODAYS EVENTS HOCKEY Slrobrl Prrml er: SRC v Jansenites (Padang, 5.20 p.m.). SWHA Leagae Dtv. I: theresians B v Police (Radin Mas. 5.30 p. m.). SOCCER SGBFL Div. 2A: Far East Levingston v Hitachi Consumer (Jalan Besar). IX v. SA: Corona v Galax Marine (Geylang); SAE v United Bank (Farrer92 words
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Article365 1982-07-26 37 THEY'RE NOT AROUND NOW, BUT STRIKERS Fandi Ahmad and Kannan Kunjuraman will join the Singapore squad for the Merdeka soccer competition, from Aug. 5--22, on their return from overseas assignments. Fandi is undergoing a threeweek trie, with Dutch club Ajax Amsterdam, which ends on Aug.365 words
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Article99 1982-07-26 37 Disciplinary measures BEIJING, Sun. The captain and chief coach of a Chinese soccer team, who played in Tunisia last month, have been disciplined for refusing to accept a referee's decision The Hsinhua news agency report said that the game had to be abandoned when the Chinese were leading 2-0 becauseReuter - 99 words
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Article32 1982-07-26 37 HONGKONG, Sun. Algeria beat Yugoslavia's Sarajevo Railway workers team 3-2 in Beijing to top Group A in the first round of the third Beijing international invitational soccer tournament yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration213 1982-07-26 37 HAKIKAT RAI - Coach opts to walk in the shadows HAKIKAT RAI By DKKKK OE SOI ZA, the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's most senior race walking coach, has decided to call it a day as a national coach. De Souza, 55, who has produced several International walkers, including; South-east Asia (iame* bronze-medallist Margaret213 words
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Article227 1982-07-26 37 HELI ORIENT clinched their first title in the Singapore Cricket At ociation League yesterday when they defeated Tanglin Taverners by four wickets in a Division Two match at the Dieppe Barracks. Kesalta Dlv. One: CSC bt SCRC by 8 wkts. SCRC 84 off 36.2 overs227 words
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163 1982-07-26 38 Guerillas claim 12 Viets killed- -i BANGKOK, Sun Khmer Rouge guerillas today claimed to have killed 12 Vietnamese soldiers in fighting closo to the Thai-Cambodian border last night. A Khmer Rouge field commander Mitr Soc Phiep said the fighting began when guerillas ambushed a Vietnamese unit stationed on a strategicAFP - 163 words
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Article104 1982-07-26 38 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir today said Malaysia was welcoming Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach with "an open mind and we are willing to listen. "We will only make an assessment after listening to him and after he has listened to us,"NST - 104 words
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Article322 1982-07-26 38 M.G.G. PILLAI - M.G.G. PILL AI By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach arrived here today for three days of talks with Malaysian officials. He has already visited Singapore and Burma to explain the decisions taken in Ho Chi Minh City recently by322 words
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Article93 1982-07-26 38 NST reports: In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency, Mr Thai h has warned that Vietnam has the "right to take self-defence measures" against Asean countries if they continue what Hanoi regards as an anti-lndo-chinese policy. Mr Thach said he told Singapore during his three-day visit93 words
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261 1982-07-26 38 Helicopters chased Iranians, says Iraq MANAMA (Bahrain), Sun. Iraqi helicopters pursued attacks on Iranian positions east of Basra after its forces crushed an attempted advance to the oil city earlier in the day, the Iraqi military command said. The Iraqi news agency. which reported this, said that an armed IranianAFP - 261 words
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Article33 1982-07-26 38 BEIJING. Sun. Shanghais seventh Protestant church reopened today after being closed since the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1966. Western sources said. About 700 people attended the inaugural service. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article83 1982-07-26 38 FUKUOKA, Sun Japanese maritime archeologists today launched salvage operations designed to shed light on the unsuccessful attempt by the Mongols to invade Japan in the 13th Century. Scientists led by Prof Torao Mozai of Tokai University near Tokyo, completed today preparations (or a study of theAFP - 83 words
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Article46 1982-07-26 38 KARACHI. Sun The widow of executed Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto was resting in hospital here today after an exploratory lung operation, her doctor reported! Mrs Nusrat Bhutto, 54. should know the result of the operation in two weeks, Dr Abdul Saeed said. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration112 1982-07-26 38 THEY look an impressive and formidable column, these light versatile tanks, as they move slowly with their headlights on. Behind them are the armoured personnel carriers. They were part of a mobile column that rumbled through Singapore streets during yesterday's full-dress rehearsal for the National112 words
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275 1982-07-26 38 Time is running out, China tells Taiwan BEIJING, Sun. A Chinese leader yesterday called on Taiwan's President Chiang Ching-Kuo to accept peace talks for the reunification of Taiwan witn the mainland, saying that time is running out. The fresh overture, made in a personal letter to President Chiang by MrReuter; AP; UPI - 275 words
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Advertisement217 1982-07-26 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. The Monetary Authority has given the go-ahead for talks between banks and brokers over another cut in brokerage rates only six months after the last reduction. One of the major Italian re-insur-ance groups is seeking an underwriting licence here Latest MAS figures show217 words
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Advertisement250 1982-07-26 38 Svenson can help the way you look. If you're losing your hair and want to find a way of making it look as if you're not. then we have an answer for you The Svenson Method of Hair Replacement. We can never make hair grow onto a balding head but250 words
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Advertisement19 1982-07-26 38 CONTINUING EDUCATION More training c? 000 courses needed <Lpo> to fill the gap PLACES PLACES NEEDED AVAILABLE Each year19 words
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Advertisement374 1982-07-26 38 Are you thinning at th« top and not looking like you should And you wish you have that head full of hair again' How you wish you con regain that look of youth l But you can' LINK's hair replacement system and LINK's hair care can make your wish come374 words
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Miscellaneous128 1982-07-26 38 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TEMP. (C) op to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.1C p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.t£a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adtlmldr 9 16C Sunny Maalla 23 33C Fair Baagkak 26 34 C Clcjdy Mdbsarae 714 C Sunny B*lJUft 18 28C Rain Masesw 14 23C128 words
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Article, Illustration1168 1982-07-26 1 IN A tiny workroom at a top security jail, prisoners work patiently at a labour of love The "lifers" (those serving a life sentence) are transcribing books into Braille for children at a 1 .(indnn school for the blind. The Braille unit is one of the fewIPS - 1,168 words
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Article45 1982-07-26 2 This week's column looks at The Yellow River Concerto, today's best-known piece of modern Chinese music. Apart from being the first work of its kind to be introduced in the West, it also has good tunes and scoring, says TONY HUNG.45 words
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Article, Illustration676 1982-07-26 2 THE Yellow River Concerto is the best-known piece of modern Chinese music today. Apart from its curiousity value, it was the first work of its kind to be introduced in the West. It has enough good tunes and virtuoso writing to assure it of widespread popularity. The concerto676 words
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Article342 1982-07-26 2 WALTER < ronkll. ■> Universe (Ch 5, 1.25 p.m.): It's not only for the children, but appeals to adults as well. Walter Cronkite's presentation involves the layman with accurate, yet simple descriptions, of high-falutin' stuff that we might otherwise ignore. In this opening programme, he discusses the following342 words
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Article241 1982-07-26 2 KM 88 9m Hz CM AM Horld News C.l* Science in Action f.M Reflections «.4S Sportscall 7.W World News I.M Commentary 7.15 Letter from America I.J* Conductor's Gallery B.M Horld Nrws B.M Npws about Britain B.IS Radio Newsreel B.M Close >M PM WwM News S.M Bi'tish Press Review241 words
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Article126 1982-07-26 2 5.3t Good Morning Singapore «.N Food for Thought (.45 Art of Positive Thinking 7.N News 7.3* Star Watch 1.45 Health Break B.N News B.M The Time of Your Life I.M The PracUcal World I.IS The Singapore Guideline 5.31 Focus on Entertainment II.N Did You Know II.M Summary of the126 words
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Article109 1982-07-26 2 SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Singapore 2.35 a.m. (2.7 m). 9.22 a.m. (0.2 m), 3.45 p.m. (2.3 m), 9.22 p.m. (0.8 m) S*diU Krehil 2.05 a.m. (2.lmi, 8.28 a.m. (0.4 m), 3.22 p.m (2.1 m), 9.01 p.m. (0.9 m) Part Dtckioa 4.48 a.m. (0.7 m), 10.31 a.m. (2.6i.i), 5.22 p.m. (0.6 m).109 words
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Article48 1982-07-26 2 11.20 AM CLIPS Pr 2 Little Cutie's Evening 11.55 English Language Pr 2 Sound Parade 19 12.30 PM Science Pr 4 Electric Circuits 1.15 General Education (Tamil) Pr 5 Happy Family 1.50 English Language Pr 3 Sound Express 19 1.25 General Edun (Malay) Pr 4 I.'ntuk Semua48 words
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Article, Illustration927 1982-07-26 4 Proms next month London's "Proms", celebrating their 88th season this year, will have unusual musical events, like gamelan orchestras from Bali and Java. And Singaporeans can hear some of the best concerts via the BBC World Service from next month, reports EDWARD GREENFIELD. LIKE all great institutions, the Henry Wood927 words
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Article, Illustration706 1982-07-26 5 Chen Meng Hua (right) whose brother and sister couldn't believe he won the Grand Prixe for Art hi an international competition sponsored by Chile The winning entry (left) entitled My Catch CHEN Meng Hua is a normal lad of 10. Ask anyone his school principal,706 words
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Article, Illustration852 1982-07-26 6 NESTLING between the islands of Sumbawa and Flo es in the Nusa Tenggara region of Indonesia is the island of Komodo 36 km long and 20 km wide the home of the Komodo dragon. It is an inhospitable place. Little grows on the852 words
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Article, Illustration588 1982-07-26 6 IVOR SMULLEN - IVOR SMULLEN By in England HARDLY an animal exists that Is averse to booze. It was recently disclosed that during the darkest days of World War Two, one of Sir Winston Chruchlll's closest companions was Toby, a cobalt-blue budgerigar that was fond of perching onNYT - 588 words
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Article, Illustration1766 1982-07-26 7 two Panadols to relieve their pain but we can't, of course, give it to them as drugs must be prescribed by a doctor. The psychiatric patient may run around the department Those brought in by relatives are not so violent. The violent ones are usually1,766 words
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Article, Illustration25 1982-07-26 7 KENNETH KOH - Photograph by KENNETH KOH Staff norsr Chaa Yak Wah helping a patient being whet-ied out of an am balance25 words
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Advertisement315 1982-07-26 1 No other hike in this class can giwe you so much SUZUKIKATAINIA GSI2S Suzuki has put the invaluable •i^fe^^r- i^SZSHBRf YisO^' jA experience of its successes hi r 'Wfc^n|PSjiipTl\, J.L I J world class competition into "I* producing a new star. mV ''^^^^B^Jj^pg^^ H Combustion Chamber, the increased torque at315 words
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Advertisement232 1982-07-26 1 On life and outlook, r 64v^, death duty Meng Hua's "big catch" LEISURE 3, Page 5 I CELEBRITY I WJE£L^mm*em**-mi3i E TENNIS 'BZ^T ■IT V j*tT, 7 JJB^^^^^^r August Bth yd A^ mUJJliliißHßHS.^^^^^^S^C McDonald's W%\ j Wr asi c oast ['.itUu t n.M| dk l W Saturdav KtSK East Coasl232 words
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Advertisement394 1982-07-26 2 L^CTVORVIDEO I r ANDGRABAGIFT I -I Steam Boat worth $40 I CTV J■ y FROM VBfetes^s^Jl f I $29 VTRFROMS69 I Renting from Thorn means: H H I• No deposit* No repair bills f jf <^ _^V I I Low monthly payments that reduce »O^*^ fK^ 1 I annually <**394 words
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Advertisement18 1982-07-26 2 JjJAJKHU HL Toasts more than just bread I WM NT-6012E Snack Toaster for w** s**-5 2^Br simple cooking18 words
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Miscellaneous446 1982-07-26 2 7 FAMILY PLANNING r.AHlBii iuin io paini- vi-'u ings and sketches by Stan- ?Aijsn« TnFnelish^t ley Warren, done when he LYWEDB -In English at was a Drisoner of war dur- tne maln lecture t"« atre Tn^ Vpo^fd w« Two flrst noor Department of £ntosa Wax Museum 9 Soc jal Medicine446 words
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Miscellaneous1256 1982-07-26 2 TV and Radio 3.00 PM Opening fokwed by On The he <^ns ,t down because he does m i i. ru v "t want to forsake his friends. Waterfront (Chinese, r) an(J Char|es |(jst 0 p(JfSue 4.00 Erica Kaleidoscope Barjelo: his own caree r Quite blur this. It's about the1,256 words
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Advertisement84 1982-07-26 3 liHHßSSi^wil 1 y/j| r iiilll 1 I^^H vJVi H^T^ Xkl^wf J 1 Lll fl ■■■^■■B H i'^. :^T-ißß^^jHHßK£ia2^SK*^fc^ V^Bbbbßßbb^Bt J^Bb^KbbbC^BbbbbbbbC^^ l^& Vft. mX bV\ Sb^bbß .v-iJfe-'- '^SmKMl^b^bßß^bbbb^bHhHbbbbbbbbbbbbß i B«B v^OK^jk?^ ft i iii -*A2fl A B^BBBBBBm .*jv'-. 1,^ *A<P^T^BBW*»riPPSWBgJ^KBMPyyyy^^^BBPBy^BBBBBBBBB^BB^BBB\ 'IK ''''-mUr' ay-' *3v L *it •k. B^bbbbbß 3k bb^ B84 words
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Advertisement353 1982-07-26 4 A presentation j rom to the IffllU rae ITALY Meetings organised by w jth the THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AGRICULTURE AND HANDICRAFT OF Italian Businessmen AlNi^vJiNA at the S FIRMS PRODUCTS r w >~— EUROTE NN A Ladies' OPANKA style sandals with calf leather upper men's sandals FOX Men's353 words
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Advertisement1027 1982-07-26 5 NEW ZEALAND PARADISE HOLIDAYS -^^BMMjM^jiyfc|^^ •^MPT' &^^/B^B^KbV m 'VBBBJwBV^ I > 5*V '^fl A^BlßHk. tf4^** T^BKrAk t *Pf #atMH^ mH9bB m T^^^^ fIBWBF^^BaBK BHF i/tf\ l/w^^ Absolutely no itinerary tv follow! This is the Our rejfulartourtakesyoutothevariedsijfhts Arrive in Auckland for a city tour liefore \iKJr perfect holiday if you prefer1,027 words
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Advertisement630 1982-07-26 6 JHy AM EannVw M Amm Bnk Contemporary quartz >* Mm*A Am Hflf iwrll Mfflfcfcl Aw^^^^^^^^^^^om. watches for i A,,''' /4^""8 W H B -iusPl 11/ Versatile, stylish, reliable. PV Bro'M mW s 9 jl B I^^ I >1/ jjlx day use or romantic Wi ,£flL i Bft^tV In JL I630 words
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Advertisement95 1982-07-26 7 Too much good food, not enough I 1/ fat problem. And V. wouldn't h»» nice for a V. person who once had a W- huncsi with (^"~*^^^r yourself, are you the shape you should be, or are you joining the If you are. then now is the time to i95 words
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Advertisement285 1982-07-26 7 The new Co&vmbid The portable electric BQO0 m C typewriter for the home and office that will take t ;v j^^^^^^_^ foolscap-size paper. Now at $530.00* 41^^^K?j^St T Features. Electric Carriage with Repeat Paper Feed U I Power Space Bar Power Segment Shift A USHZS^ Full 13" i32cmi Platen ADKffl285 words
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Advertisement896 1982-07-26 8 APPOINTMENTS DUIIIDC PMILIPS KFIILIK9 Opening up new frontiers fc^^j^^^^^ in electronic technology and v2P fe^^^^l career a dvancement. We are a large multi-national organisation in f% cai EC CYPPIITIV/CC fTfgrmHl the forefront of electronic technology. We sJfJhf_? i" J i \f_? iHlll'l have in Sm a P ore significant manufacturing896 words
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Advertisement403 1982-07-26 8 I A leading Company involved in marketing a comprehenI sive range of products in the field of telecommunications, *^W^^T^4\ I defence electronics, marine electronics and electronic m^ff S^E \W\ instrumentation and providing a fully integrated service -tl|t^^Bßa^**ib» covering all aspects of engineering, designing, planning, WJ^~m^^^/^J installation, commissioning, calibration, maintenance and403 words
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Advertisement652 1982-07-26 8 In line with the hold's mafor extension scheduled (or completion at (he end ot the year, the hotel has challenging and rewarding career opportunities for the following positions: FOOD BEVERAGE EXECUTIVE Qualifications Responsibilities: Must possess professional qualifications in hotel and "catering with a few years experience in the hotel and652 words
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Advertisement409 1982-07-26 8 H OVERSEAS M TRAINING K JAPAN $U&; As a continuous program to develop »H| skilled personnel for our expanding £^}Wp operations, we invite applications |Hk for overseas training in Japan. mtm THE TRAINING A||Ub The duration will be 4 years in the field of precision Machining. jflH| Mechanical engineering and409 words
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Article, Illustration821 1982-07-26 1 HOW YEW GEE - FOR four days last week, Singaporeans and tourists alike were transported back to the days of Chinese emperors and their civilisation. More than 4,000 visitors both antique lovers and the curious feasted their eyes on jade and inkstones stretching back to the dawn of821 words
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Advertisement52 1982-07-26 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO Where taste still matters. CONTINENTAL EQUIPMENT PTE LTD were contracted to execute and supply the kitchen equipment commissioned by the master chefs of Le Rosier, the elegant French restaurant in the heart of the financial district. 17 A Joo V.r Road. Juroag, Sinfipow BSI TW: MlttM Mcx: RS52 words
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Advertisement137 1982-07-26 1 iO 7 i^P* 0 Industrial and Commercial Finance Ltd (ICF) is opening BT Jff^^^^Q another branch, this time at Ang Mo Kio, to serve you /^^J- better. A complete range of savings and financing 1/ r ir-vr- services await you at a very convenient location. *M B Savings Accounts Fixed137 words
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Article313 1982-07-26 2 THIS programme is compiled by Redlffusion and broadcast daily in Teoohew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Redlffusion and SBC's Radio Three and Four Radio Three: Mon-Sun: 9.15 a.m. Radio Four: Mon Sat: 9.45 p.m.). The English notes are provided by us. Lesson 148: Reflectors VOCABULARY: 1)3113 yinq!=313 words
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Article190 1982-07-26 2 THIS essay will be broadcast over Radio Three on Tuesday 9.11 a.m. and 8.95 p.m. and repeated on Thursday at the same time. i BA-hBR/J *ft. a;n HHLflNLwߣ£twallHHLa &>ttfiAvi ji LE i as m be«r sft ffMamwLft* fctfs-**o*° T'**™*™% &&> Wffl*^awfAf£ «t*- K«l* stt #m*m; *«ufc *tN 7190 words
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Article, Illustration275 1982-07-26 2 Cloisonne Aristocracy's favourite CLOISONNE Is the ancient art of applying brass wire to bronze objects and Ailing the resulting surface structure with enamel colours. Second In popularity only to Jade and porcelain, cloisonne is sought after by art collectors throughout the world. The problem for the artist who created this275 words
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Article57 1982-07-26 2 fSj GOU goubJn make enough money to cover cost goufli be qualified or up to standard gbu p*ngyou deserve to c called a true friend t :i gbu yl»1= really something; terrific For example you may say: 3 "I zhe ching giiisai k? zhen ft.® gou yi si57 words
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Advertisement298 1982-07-26 2 APPOINTMENTS We are an established group of international II companies engaged in manufacturing and sales I of building products. We have vacancies for I the following positions: I (A) PROJECT OFFICER The successful candidate will be responsible to the Sales and Contracts Manager and he will be required to liaise298 words
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Advertisement825 1982-07-26 2 I 1 m.. 4L y 3 nY invites applications for the following positions: nAllVovronf Cun^M/c ciMCAPOBF pm YTrriwir I uaily except Minaays a) Junior Electrical Technician TEND€R MTICE nn^i^— J NTC II in elec fitting/installation with 2-3 years' relevant TewJers are invited from possible Suppliers/Manufacturers for the I Manufactured by825 words
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Advertisement241 1982-07-26 3 "UDO: "NOW SHOWING!" I (*****14) 11am. 1.45, 4.00. 0.45. 9.15 No F'— List NEVER BEFORE SEEN! CONFISCATED SECRET VIETCONG BATTLE FILM! --'Mm HP^JjE-S^kfl^^ v^ i*^ 9 JADE: LAST 2 DAYS! j 1 (*****80) 5 SHOWS 11« m. 1.30, 4.00. 6.30 A 9.00 f I The man *tio painted the panther241 words
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Advertisement406 1982-07-26 3 SIZES NORMAL PRICE SPEC'AL PRICE 61 x 91cm (2' x 3') 597/= $~447/ 61 x 122 cm (2* x 4') 796/= 597/ 69 x 122 cm (2-25' x 4') 896/= 672/ 69 x 137 cm (2-25' x 4-s') $I,ooo= 75CV 91 x 152 cm (3' x s') $1,492/= $1,1207 Business406 words
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Advertisement278 1982-07-26 3 There's a great new paper in town. But you wont find it in your letterbox. It's new Agfacolor paper. Now better than ever, so you're assured of rich, brilliant colours that won't fade with time. And it's endorsed by the Singapore Colour Centre the premier photo-developer in town, with computerised278 words
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Advertisement323 1982-07-26 3 Q UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF Cl 1.1 THE ACTING MINISTER FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS O V DR. AHMAD MATTER Bm A SINGAPORE SPORTS COUNCIL Q SS^S preterits O GRAND FILM PREMIERE (Jl IN AID OF THE SPORTS AID FUND jj> ODEON: Wed., Sept. 1, '82 at 9.15pm sponsor b e323 words
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Advertisement621 1982-07-26 3 yy^Jr/ opganisaton (j T) LAST FEW DAYSI (S J| 1 30. 400 6 30. 9 ISpm X SGDIZSEIE23 0 O NOW SHOWING' O Him. 1 M. 4. 6 30*9 15pm V NOW SHOWING AT C> JURONG 7M 1 9 30pm <? Q LEISURE CmOME Q Q 130 400 «45» 9621 words
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Article, Illustration635 1982-07-26 4 RAMAI orang menyangka bahawa hasil-hasil kesusasteraan seperti puisi, novel, cerita pendek dan sebagainya hanyalah merupakan sumber hiburan untuk menghilangkan rasa penat dan bosan sahaja. Sebaliknya, tidak ramai yang menyedari bahawa hasil-hasil kesusasteraan. di samping mengandungi keindahan-keindanan seni hasil cipta rasa penciptanya, juga mempunyai fungsi yang635 words
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791 1982-07-26 4 ISMAIL PANTEK - ISMAIL PANTEK By MANY of us think that literary works such as poetry, novels, and short stories function only as a source of entertainment to relieve one from the boredom and monotony of life. Works of literature are considered merely as the prod'791 words
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Advertisement526 1982-07-26 4 APPOINTMENTS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications ore invited for appointment to the posts of 1. ASSISTANT REGISTRAR 2. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Post I Candidates should have a University degree with a few years working experience Post 2 Candidates should have a University degree SALARY Post 1 Gross monthly emoluments range526 words
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Advertisement664 1982-07-26 4 IS9TCTOSB9I TRAVENOL LABORATORIES I (Partners In Saving Lives) I We are a multi-national company specialising in the manu- E facture of medical products. Our products save thousands B of lives per year. For our expansion, we have vacancies for I dynamic persons who are looking for an opportunity to I664 words
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Miscellaneous217 1982-07-26 4 \m\ RAJA LEKUK '"ustrator: Alisan Story by Haron A.R. 15a) Namun, bukan awan-awan yang berarak itu yang keKhatan b) Gambar di ruang matanya itu beraii ke belakang lagi, ke oleh Mai(. Di mata hatinya tertayang gambar-gambar yang lapanganterbang Pangkalan Cepa, pada hari dia mulamula meleiak berkecamuk. la terfikk apa yang217 words
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