The Straits Times, 27 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Hourly pay for part-timers
    460 1  -  LILLIAN CHEW Govt move to woo more women By CONDITIONS of part-time employment in the civil service have been made more flexible to try to attract more housewives back to work. The hours worked will now be decided between the woman concerned and the ministry she
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    Lock icon Laotian guerillas to form front against Vientiane regime
    209 1 Laotian guerillas to form front against Vientiane regime BANGKOK. Mon. Laotian guerilla leaders said today they were going to set up a broad-based "union government of national liberation" to oppose the Hanoi-backed communist regime in Vientiane. Exiled General Phoumi Nosavon, a rightist based in Bangkok since 1965, said he would
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    Curfew after clashes
    48 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Police enforced an 18-hour curfew on a part of this city today to curb clashes between Hindu and Muslim groups that yesterday left two people dead and 12 others injured. Yesterday's clashes were triggered on by an argument between two people. TJPI.
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    Lock icon Out to lick the competition
    124 1 GILROY (California), Mon. An Ice cream with garlic flavour Is taking over this town where the only talk Is about garlic. GUroy has the highest production of garUc In the I'nlted State*. The manufacturer, who plans to give away caps and cones of the Ice
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    Lock icon IN THE EYE OF THE DRAGON
    126 1 AFTER eight years' absence, this goldea dragon will rlee from the sea, eyes flashing with laser beams, to take part la National Day festivities. On Amg I at 8.54 p.m. lost after the fireworks display, the IM-metre dntw will leave Marl ma Wharf, dsck
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    Lock icon Furore over Arafat's 'yes' statement
    634 1 Furore over Arafat's yes' statement BEIRUT, Mon. Israeli jets renewed their bombing raids on west Beirut today as a political controversy flared over the Palestinian Liberation Organisation's reported readiness to recognise Israel's right to exist. The planes staged a rapid succession of dive-bombings, hitting PLO targets in the besieged city
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    Lock icon Recognise each other says Mubarak
    300 1 CAIRO, Mon. President Hosni Mubarak today called on Israel nd the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) to recognise each other and urged the United States to start a dialogue with the Palestinians. In a speech marking the 30th anniversary of the revolution which toppled the monarchy,
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    NZ threatens to prosecute rival airlines
    460 1  -  JUDITH HALE By SINGAPORE Airlines has once again ruffled the feathers of a foreign government. The scene, this time, is set in New Zealand. Mr Jack Healy, the country's Transport Secretary, has threatened to prosecute airlines which illegally try to offer a special fare
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    Seven scholars coming here
    147 1 SEVEN Confucian scholars a woman and six men will visit Singapore next month to help devise a brand of Confucian ethics suitable for the schools. Their groundwork will involve meetings with the press. National University of Singapore dons, Education Ministry officials, and parents and pupils, said
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    Lock icon 'Almost impossible9 growth rate
    103 1 'Almost impossible 9 growth rate TOKYO, Mon. The head of Japan's central bank said today the country will find it "almost impos- > sible" to attain the goveminent s targeted eco- nomic growth rate of 5.2 per cent for fiscal 1982. Bank of Japan governor Haruo Maekawa hinted that the'
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    Lock icon Convicts on a rampage
    71 1 MONTREAL, Mon. More than 100 convicts went on a rampage and took 10 guards hostage in a futile es: ipe attempt that left two .nmates dead and the 10 guards wounded at Montreal s maximumsecurity Archambault Prison. Eight hours after the trouble began, between 100 and
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    Lock icon Probe into trade unions
    59 1 MANILA, Mon President Ferdinand Marcos today ordered an investigation into reports that trade unions in the Philippines have been infiltrated by communists In an address at the opening of the fifth session of the country's legislative assembly. Mr Marcos said some trade union leaders had expressed
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    Lock icon IT'S NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR U.S.
    48 1 WASHINGTON, Mon The IS does not consider the document signed yesterday by Palestine Liberation Organisation chief Yasser Arafat a being 'sufficient" to open a direct dialogue between Washington and the PLO, a State Department official said nere today. AFP. Ml THIS PAGE
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      480 2 HDB won't pay if... FACTORY tenants at the sinking Toa Payoh Industrial Park can now have the repairs done themselves and the Housing Board will offer technical help. But the board will not foot the bill. It will do so only when it undertakes them. The tenants can also
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      SECTION 2
      374 2 Whiz kid AT IS, Eugene Volokh is already a genius in business. This young mastermind has already developed two computer programs, which are saving big companies thousands of dollars. He is at present studying mathematics and computer science at the Unrversity*of California and doubles as a consultant with
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      COMMENT
      363 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IT IS clear from the Economic Research Centre's report that much more need to be done li sufficient numbers of Singapore workers are to get opportunities for continuing; education. The task is a huge one and would be better accomplished If there is a central
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      279 2 GM TO DISBAND ASIAN NETWORK GENERAL Motors Overseas Distribution Corp Singapore, distributor of Vauxhall, Opel, Holden and Lsuzu vehicles in Asia, will close shop on Aug 1. lsuzu products will subsequently be handled by lsuzu Motors Overseas Distribution Corp, a newly -tormed joint venture between lsuzu and GM.
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      BACKGROUND
      65 2 DUTCH AGAINST N-ARMS THE Netherlands is in a dilemma whether to accept its allocation of 48 Cruise missiles in order to uphold its integrity with Nato. Public opinion is for no nuclear weapons at all. Failing that, most seems to believe that they should be kept away from the
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      SPORTS
      178 2 Soaring confidence AMERICAN Carl Lewis, 21 is confident he will soon make a great leap into the world long jump record book. He thinks he can soar beyond Bob Beamon's 8.89 m (29ft. 2'jin.) jump to land at 9.14 m. In LONDON, Briton Peter Elliott outran Olympic champion John
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      492 2 Iraq holding up IRAQ has produced evidence that Iran's two-week offensive had been blunted by superior firepower mowing down fanatical, but ill-trained, hordes of teenaged revolutionary guards. Foreign correspondents were told by a military officer at the battle zone around Basra that "they Just charge forward to
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      156 2 Giant power stations THE government plans to build two giant multi-million-dollar hydro-electric power stations in Sarawak. They will generate enough electricity to light up the whole of South-east Asia when completed in about 10 years. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithaudden said. The excess will be
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      167 2 Oozing history THE Singapore River and the communities along its banks have played an important role in Singapore's development. But soon redevelopment will give the area a complete new look. The late Professor G. G. Thomson once said: "History is sensuous, to be seen and touched.
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      Lock icon Iraqi lines hold up to Iran's offensive
      397 3 BAGHDAD, Monday IRAQ yesterday produced evidence that Iran's two-week frontier offensive had been blunted by superior firepower which mowed down fanatical but ill-trained hordes of teenaged revolutionary guards The evidence was to foreign correspondents as Teheran Radio reported that Iraqi gunners shelled the
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      Lock icon Bigger war unless Arab states stop aid, warns Khomeiny
      296 3 TEHERAN, Mon. Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeiny, faced with the collapse of his massive invasion of neighbouring Iraq, threatened to expand the war throughout the Persian Gulf unless moderate Arab regimes cut aid to his enemy in Baghdad. <5 I have repeatedly
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      Lock icon Talks put off
      38 3 TRIPOLI. Mon. Today's opening of a week -long foreign ministers' meeting of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) has been postponed until tomorrow, Libyan officials said today. No explanations were given for the delay. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Begin, Mubarak pledge to work for peace
      286 3 Begin, Mubarak pledge to work for peace CAIRO, Mon. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, in an exchange of cables published yesterday, affirmed their commitment to the Camp David peace agreements. Mr Begin, in a cable of greetings to Mr Mubarak on the 30th anniversary of
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      Lock icon Weekend attacks threaten security of Zimbabwe
      213 3 Weekend attacks threaten security of Zimbabwe HARARE, Mon. The Zimbabwe government faced a deteriorating security situation today after two major weekend attacks. Saboteurs attacked the country's top air base yesterday and put out of action a large part of Zimbabwe's air force. Less than 48 hours earlier, gunmen abducted six
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      Lock icon Israeli minister faces $10,000 —fine
      112 3 Israeli minister faces $10,000 —fine- JERUSALEM, Mon. Israel's newly appointed Minister of Sclenrr and Development, Mr Yoval Neeman, faces 12SJM shekel (about SSII.MD fine In connection with alleged currency law violation*. Mr Neeman, a leader of Israel's extreme right, was appointed at yesterday's Cabinet meeting. But be Is accused of
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      Lock icon Tank leader loses battle with his conscience
      122 3 Tank leader loses battle with his conscience TEL AVIV, Mon. An Israeli colonel, relieved of his command in the Lebanese campaign after saying his conscience did not permit him to continue, was named by newspapers yesterday. The press identified the officer as Colonel Eli Geva, 31, and said he had
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      Lock icon Queen's bodyguard scandal worsens
      314 4 EX-COMMANDER NOT CLEARED TILL A FEW MONTHS AGO LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's government, embarrassed by security lapses at Buckingham Palace and allegations of espionage in its secret communications, faced more trouble today over the Queen's bodyguard scandal. Mr Michael Trestrail, who was Queen Elizabeth
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      Lock icon Lift sanctions, Jaruzelski urges US
      399 4 TOKYO. Monday POLISH Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski has called on the United States and its Western allies to lift economic sanctions against his country, a Japanese newspaper reported today. The newspaper, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, said Gen Jaruzelski made the appeal in an interview with its
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      'I never saw myself as a war leader'
      381 4 LONDON, Mon. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher recalled today in an interview that she never saw herself as a war leader in the Falkland Islands conflict with Argentina. But in a way the Falklands became my life, it became my bloodstream," the premier
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      Lock icon '5 m jobless needed to make British economy healthy'
      196 4 LONDON, Mon. As many as five million unemployed may be needed to make the British economy healthy, said an editorial in a right-wing journal today. The Journal of Economic Affairs said unemployment was necessary and uesirable for progress. "We shall have
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      Lock icon No 'double talk' by French
      78 4 PARIS, Mon. Defence Minister Charles Hernu said yesterday France had halted both arms supplies and technical assistance for Argentina during the Falklands crisis. "There was no double talk on the part of France," Mr Hernu said. He was speaking on French radio following a report
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      Lock icon No citizenship still for women who wed aliens
      123 4 SAN MARINO, Mon. Voters In the world's smallest republic have rejected a proposition to allow women who marry foreigners to keep their San Marino citizenship. Returns from yesterday's referendum showed 57.3 per cent (or 8,2*5 people) cast "no" votes and 42.7 per
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      Lock icon Indira to dispel US fears of pro-Soviet tilt by India
      309 5 Indira to dispel US fears of pro-Soviet tilt by India NEW DELHI, Monday LEADERS of the world's two largest democracies will have a chance to air their differences and seek a better understanding when Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi meets President Ronald Reagan this week. Mrs Gandhi leaves here tomorrow
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      Lock icon IMELDA WINS ANOTHER POST
      124 5 IMELDA WINS ANOTHER POST MANILA. Mon. Mrs Imelda Marcos, wife of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, tonight secured another powerful position within the government system when she was unanimously endorsed by the ruling party for a place on the executive committee. The committee, chaired by Prime Minister Cesar Virata, was set
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      Break-in pair tunnel into arms of law
      108 5 HONGKONG, Mon. Would-be robbers who dug a two-metre tunnel leading into the strong room of a jewellery store here found police waiting for them as they crawled out. They began their tunnel two metres down in a vacant shop adjacent to the jeweller's
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Death toll rises
        65 5 THE DEATH toll in the wake of torrential rains that lashed southern Japan at the weekend has risen to 230. Some 133 people are still missing and police fear the death toll could reach 350. Rain fell over large parts of central and western Japan yesterday. The
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        Lock icon Protest over arms aid
        49 5 ADDIS ABABA formally protested yesterday to the United States over Washington's decision to fly arms to Somalia, which is fighting against Ethiopia. The arms, which began arriving in Mogadishu on Sunday, could herald a Somali offensive against the combined Ethiopian and Somali opposition forces. AFP.
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        Lock icon No more cutbacks
        58 5 THE AIMS of China's severe economic retrenchment have been basically fulfilled and there will be no more projects cancelled or construction cutbacks in the next few years, the English-language Beijing Review said on Sunday. China sharply cut industrial expansion spending in 1981, after two years of large
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        Lock icon Iran minister resigns
        53 5 THE IRANIAN Minister of Islamic Guidance (Information), Mr Hojatoleslam Abdolmajid, offered his resignation yesterday, Teheran newspapers reported. He cited health reasons. It was the second resignation in the Iranian cabinet in a week. The Minister of State for Welfare, Mr Mahoud Ruhani. quit the cabinet also for
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        Lock icon More aid to refugees
        65 5 AUSTRALIA WILL give more aid, worth US$l.25 million (about 552.5 million), to Cambodian refugees in Thailand and on the Thai-Cambodian border, Foreign Minister Tony Street said in Canberra yesterday. US$l million would go to camps in Thailand and U*****,000 to the International Committee of the Red
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        Lock icon Italy wants hijacker
        55 5 ITALY HAS presented documents seeking the extradition of Sri Lankan Sepala Ekanayake, who last month hijacked an Alitalia Boeing 747 to Bangkok and received a US$3OO,OOO (about S$600,000) ransom after threatening to blow it up. An Italian Embassy official said the documents were given yesterday to the
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      N. Korea too slams Japan for 'distortion'
      442 5  -  PETER HAZELHURST CONTROVERSY OVER DILUTION OF TEXTBOOKS SPREADS By Our Tokyo Correspondent NORTH Korea, South Korea and China are up in arms against Japan's latest decision to dilute school textbooks which describe the Japanese acts of "aggression and invasion" in north-east and South-east
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      Lock icon New Fijian government
      73 5 SUVA, Mon. Fijian Prime Minister Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara today announced a new government following the victory by his Alliance Party in general elections earlier this month Ratu Sir Mara, who has been Prime Minister and Foreign Minister since independenci' from Britain in 1970. announced that he
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      Lock icon Rare birds
      30 5 BEIJING, Mon. Three crested ibises, a species of birds on the verge of extinction, were born recently in north China's Shaaiud province, Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon EXTRA SECURITY AT EMBASSY
      69 5 EXTRA SECURITY AT EMBASSY SEOUL, Mon. The South Korean police today boosted security at the Japanese embassy in Seoul to cope with a possible outbreak of anti-Japa-nese demonstrations. A 50-man riot police force was assigned there to step up patrols of the area, as the South Korean press continued a
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      Lock icon Stunt rider aims for world record
      52 5 STUNT rider Eddie Kidd leaps over 32 Metro cars in an attempt to set a world record in Brands Hatch, England, on Sunday. Kidd cleared the cars and then crashed into a barrier of boxes. He had to be taken away in an ambulance.
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      Lock icon Police recover stolen books
      70 5 Ips ANGELES. Mon Police, looking for a library employee whose mother was worried about him. entered his apartment during the weekend and found thousands of stolen books. At least 5,000 and possibly as many as 10.000 books were found. The books, estimated to be worth about
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      192 6 THE FURNITURE OF YOUR ANCESTORS. AT VIRTUALIY THE PRICES THEY USED TO BW Chinese furniture has long And, in keeping with our own been prized by collectors for its particular tradition, it's doubtful intricate design and craftmanship. whether you'll find goods of the Unfortunately, it's an art that same quality
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      Lock icon Soviet submarine missiles that hit back under attack
      364 7 Pravda warns US after nuclear-sub launching MOSCOW, Monday THE Soviet Union has developed a strategic submarine missile system that guarantees the ability to retaliate if the Soviet Union is attacked, the chief of the Russian Navy said yesterday in a warning to
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      Lock icon Economy will recover this year: Regan
      188 7 WASHINGTON, Monday AMERICAN Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Mr Paul Volcker, yesterday said they expected high US interest rates to fall enough to allow the American economy to recover this year. "I expect that we are Rto
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      Lock icon We back Habib fully: White House
      223 7 We back Habib fully: White House WASHINGTON, Mon THE White House yesterday reaffirmed its confidence in Mr Philip Habib (below), the US special envoy in the Middle East, after it was revealed that he is linked to the Bechtel Group, an American construction firm with major business interests in Arab
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      Lock icon Lockheed pays $180m commission to Saudi agent
      116 7 Lockheed pays $180 m commission to Saudi agent BURBANK, Mon. Lockheed Corp made an initial payment of US$B6.4 million (*****.7 million) in sales commissions to Saudi business agent Adnan Khashoggi as part of a settlement of nearly US$lOO million in claims. The aerospace corporation last we*>k announced that it maue
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        Lock icon 'Wettest' watering hole
        66 7 GO A, the palm-fringed former Portuguese colony on India's western coast, can well claim to be "wettest" watering hole in the country there is a bar or tavern for less lhan every 300 people. For Goa's population of just over one million, there are 3,402 bars and
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        Lock icon Pac-man at wedding
        57 7 WITH Pac-man, Ms Pac-man and SO friends watching, Robert Powers and Stacy Mcguire exchanged marriage vows at Grumpy Granny's video arcade in Lawton, Oklahoma. The traditional ceremony on Saturday night was followed by free games of Pacman and Ms Pac-man. The couple said they spent many of
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        Lock icon Tribute to Tintin
        69 7 BKI SSKUS is about to pay lavish tribute to Belgiancreated comic strip and cartoon film hero Tintin, a globe-trotting reporter-turned-adventurer. Work has begun in a new underground station on a massive fresco depicting scenes from the adventures of the fictional hero, whose thrilling escapades on earth and
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        Lock icon Beaver driven wild
        48 7 AN lowa woman's singing did little to calm one of nature's furry beasts. A crazed beaver took a bite fror the leg of Elizabeth Arnold, 27, as she swam across Wirth Lake in Minneapolis, singing a French folk song with her husband and friends. UPI.
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      Lock icon US probes 6 Japanese firms on price fixing
      134 7 TOKYO, Mon. The United States' Justice Department has informed the Japanese government that it has started investigating whether US subsidiaries of six major Japanese semiconductor makers have conspired to raise prices, a Japanese government official said today. Mr Kazuyuki Wakasone, an official
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      Lock icon China's missing tennis player safe, says firm
      160 7 SANTA CLARA (California), Men. A Chinese law firm In San FYanrLsoo has clven assurances that missing hlneM- tennis player Hn Na Is safe, the secretary of the International Tennis Federation, Mr David Gray, said last nlcht. He said that the captain of the
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      Lock icon Pioneer dies
      38 7 CHICAGO, Mon. Dr Richard Lawler. 86, the 1970 Nobel Prue nominee who performed the world's first kidney transplant, died on Saturday at the Little Company of Mary Hospital where he pioneered the surgery in 1950. UPI.
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    'No' to house union idea for oil workers
    325 8 No' to house union idea for oil workers THE newly -elected leaders of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry (UWPI) have pledged to ensure that the union remains an industry-wide union. They would dismiss any official or member who tries to break up the union. This, in effect, meant that
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    Leadership camp
    43 8 Leadership camp A LEADERSHIP orientation camp organised by the Teck Ghee community centre youth group will be held at the People's Association East Coast campsite on Saturday and Sunday. The cost is $10 for members and $14 for non-members. For details, telephone *****65.
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    Mt Ophir trip
    19 8 THE Maude Road community centre youth executive committee is organising a Mount Ophir climb on Friday.
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    Tenants get 3 options
    462 8  -  LIM HUI KIAU By^ FACTORY tenants affected by the sinking Toa Payoh Industrial Park can now have the repairs done themselves and pay for them, and the Housing Board will offer technical help. The board will pay for the repairs if it does them. The tenants
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    Callers stress need to be courteous all year round
    494 8 Callers stress need to be courteous all year round THE courtesy drive was held up to scrutiny by some readers yesterday. One thought it was an "unnatural campaign," while another felt the move was in the right direction if it was stretched over a longer period than a month. A
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    Whampoa MPto change seat in House
    181 8 Whampoa MPto change seat in House THE MP for Whampoa. Dr Augustine Tan, has been given a new "seat" in Parliament. When the House sits today, he will be in the second row to the left of the Speaker, Dr Yeoh Ghim Seng, away from the Member for Anson. Mr
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    SIA girl died after ending an affair
    214 8 SIA girl died after ending an affair AN SIA night stewardess who was unhappy with her life was found dead on a beach at Changi's Coastal Road on Dec 27 last year. The stewardess, Chan Am May, 26, had been having an affair with Mr Johnny Sim Jui Meng, a
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    A potpourri of events drive home message
    219 8 A potpourri of events drive home message ABOIT 500 people took part in a courtesy walk flagged off by the. Minister without Portfolio, Mr Lam Chee Onn, at Bukit Merah community centre on Sunday. It was held to give the constituency's residents a chance to get to know each other
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    Team up with big operators, small shipowners urged
    370 9  -  GERRY DE SILVA By TRADITIONAL, small family-run shipowners may soon be courting reputable international operators as a way to beat the current recession. Suggesting this yesterday was Mr Eugene Yap who warned: "Sticking to traditional small familyrun establishments will not be the
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    Restaurants told to
    81 9 boost training THERE is an important need (or the restaurant industry to develop its staff training programmes for management and service staff, especially as more Singaporeans are eating out these days. Mr Unman Wok, a board member of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Boird, said this yesterday when
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    SIA hangar opening may be delayed again
    176 9 THE completion of Singapore Airlines' giant hangar at Changl Airport seems headed for another delay. The column-free structure, which can house three Jumbos or seven smaller aircraft at one time, was to have been completed by July last war to coincide with the
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    Crew can stay until they fly out
    216 9 Crew can stay until they fly out ALL 14 crew members of the ill-fated vessel Jebel Ali I have been allowed to stay in Singapore before they are repatriated. A party of Singapore Maritime Officers Union members visited them yesterday at the Mariners Club where they are staying and gave
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    Hari Raya joy at centres
    46 9 A HARI RAYA gathering and a Malay cultural show will be held at the Kirn Keat community centre at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. The Bedok community centre will also hold a Hari Raya cultural show at the centre at 7.30 p.m.
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    N-Day joy
    36 9 DR Tay Eng Soon. Minister of State (Education) and MP for River Valley, will attend his constituency's National Day dinner and variety show at River Valley community centre on Aug 6 at 7.30 p.m.
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    On computers
    23 9 THE Radln Mas community centre's management committee is organising an exhibition on computers at the centre at 3 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Ruling dashes hawker hopes of help from distant kin
    251 9  - Ruling dashes hawker hopes of help from distant kin NG WENG HOONG By HAWKERS who wanted distant relatives to help them at their stalls had their hopes dashed yesterday. The Ministry of Environment revealed it would continue its present policy of allowing only immediate family members to help. This follows
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    Man stole cash and gems from police quarters
    223 9 Man stole cash and gems from police quarters A HAWKER'S assistant stole jewellery and cash totalling $8,105 from a corporal and the wife of a policeman at the Pearl's Hill Police Quarters, a district court heard yesterday. Zainal bin Udik, 20, who was staying at the quarters of a friend's
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    2 banks willaccept coins from Malaysia
    327 11 THERE are at least two banks in Singapore which will accept your Malaysian r-oins for banking purposes. One will only accept large sums, while the other only small amounts. Malayan Banking Berhad will accept Malaysian coins if they add up to multiples of $200
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    Insured mail
    47 11 LETTERS and parcels addressed to South Korea can be insured from Sunday onwards, the Postal Services Department announced yesterday. But the items, which can be sent by air or surface mail, arc subject to an insurance limit of $4,180 for letters, and $250 for parcels.
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    Three firms win Merit Flat award
    452 11  -  IRENE NGOO, By Our Housing Correspondent ONE HDB flat is the same as another when it comes to workmanship, one may say. But this is not true. Some may have floors that are a little bit smoother, or walls that are more perpendicular than
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    Informal chats speak volumes
    250 11 Informal chats speak volumes AN informal talk or a simple meal could well be the best ways for bosses to pass on their wealth M knowledge and experience to workers. A little troublesome perhaps, but those who bother might find their workers a motivated and more productive lot. After all,
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    Staff was locked out of joint venture firm court told
    510 11 Staff was locked out of joint venture firm court told THE High Court was told yesterday that Mr Jack Chia locked out workers from the factory of his joint venture company and later accused its managing director of not reporting the incident to him. Mr Thio Gim Hock, managing director
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    N-Day dinner
    36 11 BUONA Vista constituency will celebrate Singapore's 17th National Day with a dinner-cum-cultural show at Buona Vista community centre on Aug 7 at 7.30 p.m. Dr Ang Kok Peng, MP for Buona Vista. will attend.
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    Do you know her?
    40 11 This 16 year-old girl (above) was found in Jalan Eunos on Saturday wearing a pair of dark blue pyjamas. The Ministry of Social Affairs has asked that anyone knowing her identity should telephone *****1 ext 245.
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    Robber wore woman's garb
    54 11 A MAN dressed as a woman robbed another man of $92 after he had asked for the time. Mohamed Noor bin Salleh, 28, was yesterday sentenced to 18 months jail and six strokes of the cane after he pleaded guilty to robbing Mr Heng Liang Piak,
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    Overexposed
    37 11 I.ORRY DRIVER Rahmat bin Ariff, 63. was yesterday fined $300 by a magistrate for exposing himself in a lewd and obscene manner to several women at an open space opposite Clementi Oriental Emporium on Sunday morning.
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    299 booked
    27 11 POLICE booked a total of 299 motorists at nine major roads last week for various offences ranging from reckless driving to speeding and hindering traffic.
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    JCs 'help teenagers to mature by counselling them'
    627 12  -  JUNE TAN By Our Education Reporter JUNIOR colleges counsel their students on many things even simple ones like buying a shirt and using a book and in so doing help teenagers to mature. A junior college does not stand in the- way
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    Get ready, partner
    54 12 AN INTERNATIONAL folk dance night will be held at MacPherson community centre on Aug 7 at 8 p.m. in conjunction with the National Day celebrations The Minister for Home Affairs and MP for MacPherson, Mr Chua Sian Chin, will officiate at the function which is organised by
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    $157,000 civil claim settled privately
    136 12 A CIVIL claim for $156,699. made by two companies against a businessman, was settled privately midway through the proceedings in the High Court yesterday. The plaintiffs were Guthrie Chemicals Pte Ltd and Guthrie Kimia Sdn Bhd, of Malaysia. Guthrie Chemicals, it was stated, acted as
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    School likened to beautiful garden of knowledge
    248 12 School likened to beautiful garden of knowledge A SCHOOL that wants to be compared to none other found itself being likened to a garden and a mountain yesterday. The school. Willow Avenue Secondary School, is coincidentally named after a road that in turn is named after a tree. Its principal,
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    AMERICAN OFFICIAL FOR TALKS ON TRADE
    118 12 AMERICAN OFFICIAL FOR TALKS ON TRADE A TOP United States government official is in Singapore to explain American policy on international trade and investment. Dr Harvey Bale. 38, the assistant US trade representative for international investment policy, arrived yesterday on a two-day visit sponsored by the US International Communication Agency.
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    Army wives out to show they are just as good
    215 12  - Army wives out to show they are just as good S. KUMAR By A GROUP of army wives set out yesterday to follow in their husbands' footsteps. They left Singapore for Mersing where they will start a gruelling relay run back to Singapore. The 29 women will each run about
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    Computer to cut wait for work -permits
    187 12 Computer to cut wait for work -permits THE Labour Ministry has installed a computer to shorten the waiting time for work permits. Costing more than $500,000, the computer system was installed at the work permit division recently. It will be commissioned early next year. An official of the division said
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    Fire destroys classrooms
    37 12 FIRE blazed through six classrooms and a kitchen in the Al Madrasatul Al-Arabia Al-Islamiah religious school at Upper Serangoon Road yesterday. The fire broke out at about 3.40 a.m. Investigations are being carried out.
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    Greater Tire' power on tap
    89 13 Greater Tire' power on tap I.AK(.i:K nrr hydrant*, ftueh a.s this one at Orchard Road, arr being Installed by th Public I tlllUes Board to help the Singapore Vlrr ServIce put out fires In shorter time and with fewer men. lli> PI H Is Installing SI larger hydrants ax part
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    Teachers will walk to show they care
    159 13 TEACHERS Day this year will see Singapore teachers taking part in a fund-raising walkathon. Mr Lawrence Sia, president of the Singapore Teachers' Union, the j organiser, writes in the latest issue of The Menmr, the union's monthly bulletin, thai while teachers appreciate the
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    Shirts move is 'protectionist'
    382 13  -  CHAN ENG CHENG By Ong calls for representation to Paris SINGAPORE should make representations to the French government to prevent lobbying by the French communistdominated General Confederation of Labour (CGT) to cut down imports of shirts made here but sold in France with French labels. Mr
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    Ex-MD: My $18,000 was never refunded
    378 13 A FORMER managing director of Crescent Impex Pte Ltd told the High Court yesterday that the company has not refunded to him $18,000 expenses he incurred on its behalf although he was removed from office and his 5,000 snares forfeited nearly eight years ago.
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    Priority plan benefits more families
    122 13 Priority plan benefits more families ANOTHER seven multitier families were yesterday allocated Housing Board flats under the priority scheme, which pushed up their registration numbers by three years. Four families were given a four-room flat each and three got a five-room flat each at the balloting ceremony in Hougang new
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      119 13 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh if Hal Gamp Blondie By Chic Young HERB GAVE /WE i IHE GOT ME A PISHING I I TOOTSIE,HE &OUGHTI I THArs OKAY, POQ MIS I SEVEQAi- PQESENTS 800, A BOWLING BALL, THOSE GIPTS BECAUSE B)«THOAV I'M GIVING POO MV &IQTMD&Y j■» AND A
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      Time to get the act together
      478 14 IT HAS been said time and again that Singapore's number one resource is its people, and that we need constantly to upgrade their educational and skill levels if we are to keep up with technological advances and maintain our past rate of economic growth.
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    Democrats ahead in White House polls
    998 14  - Democrats ahead in White House polls Harold Jackson By Kennedy, Mondale can take on Reagan today GEORGE GALLUP has just emerged from behind his floppy disks and computer printouts to announce that the Democrats can beat President Reagan provided everyone agrees to ignore the Constitution and hold the election tomorrow
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    Reddy speaks his mind at farewell
    632 14  -  AJIT BHATTACHARJEA By Writing tor The Straits Times NEW DELHI No previous president of India has shown as much distress over the political climate In the country as Mr Sanjiva Reddy before laying down Ms office on Sunday. in a farewell broadcast to the
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    Oil firms fall all over themselves for a share
    608 14  -  DICK WILSON By Writing for The Straits Times IN ABOUT three weeks, we will know the outline of how the world's last big oil region is going to be exploited, by whom and on what terms. For those concerned about the
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      Give courses on responsible parenting more publicity
      366 15 Give courses on responsible parenting more publicity YOUR courtesy hotline report "It is important to teach them young" (ST., July 15) raises an urgent but much-neglected issue. Moral education helps to improve character but an ethical or moral person isn't automatically an enlightened parent. Responsible parenting is a skill which
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      Grammatical errors in translation
      87 15 Grammatical errors in translation RECENTLY I bought an English translation of a booklet on the Mandarin television serial A House Is Not A Home. It was very disheartening to see so many misspelt words and other grammatical errors in the publication. For example: "Andy then went into her room, took
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      'On the mat' coming soon
      45 15 PLEASE refer to the letter captioned "Let us have wrestling" by Mr V. K. Sivaguru (ST, July 14). We are pleased to inform the writer that On The Mat will be reintroduced very soon. V. 8. BUNDRAM Senior PRO SBC
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      It's the typical Singaporean driver
      170 15 I REFER to the letter by E. W. Lee (ST, July M). He personifies the typical Singaporean driver who is selfish and discourteous to his fellow drivers by remaining in the overtaking lane without regard to faster cars behind him, because "I was travelling at
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      No fever, no day off
      141 15 LAST Monday I went to the Toa Payoh Outpatient Clinic to see a doctor because of a burning sore throat and the pain was ascending to my right ear. The doctor was not happy to see me after hearing that I did not turn up
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        Non-residents could park at the nearby car park
        282 15 WE WOULD like to explain to WKL Tay (ST, May 31) the reason for his inability to park at an HDB car park at 9 a.m. although the notice at the entrance stated that coupon parking was possible from 7 a.m. to
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        Officers are reminded to set an example
        87 15 I REFER to the letter captioned "Police van parked at illegal spot" by "S.G.S.S." (ST, July We would like to ensure "S.G.S.S." that our officers are required and indeed constantly reminded to set an example in observing all traffic rules. We would therefore
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        Suggestions will be considered
        75 15 Suggestions will be considered WE WOULD like to thank "GP" for his suggestion in his letter entitled "Make sure GPs are able to attend courses" (ST, July 12). Since the report in your paper (ST, July 6), we have received a number of enquiries expressing interest in the course. All
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      Current sickness on our roads
      118 15 THE letter by E. W. Lee headlined "Tough time keening to speed limit" (ST, July 7) reveals the current sickness on our roads. In the first place, be should not be driving on the outermost lane at any speed. The correct procedure is to keep
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      First rule is to drive on left-hand side
      280 15 #B^ It is discourteous to road hog #rfE^ I DO hope that your decision to print E. W. Lee's letter (ST, July 20) regarding the speed limit and a pursuing police car, was based on a desire to expose manifest ignorance and
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      Missing rapport between lecturers and students
      175 15 I HAVE just graduated from the National University of Singapore and in view of the courtesy campaign I would like to highlight some of my encounters in the university pertaining to courtesy or politeness. There are lecturers who do not bother to reciprocrate with
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      For those lacking in courtesy
      68 15 For those lacking in courtesy THE MONTH long courtesy campaign is coming to an end. Focus has been centred on the most courteous person especially in the public services, like public transport workers, sales personnel and civil servants. I suggest that a campaign be carried out, Sut this time in
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      Past error does not rub off easy
      199 15 I READ with interest the recent letters published in your Forum page (ST. July 20) regarding past record holders. I am also a past record holder, and have gone through a series of trying experiences which well illustrate your readers' point regarding difficulty
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    Dutch get paranoid over nuclear arms
    1088 16  - Dutch get paranoid over nuclear arms WALTER ELLIS BACKGROUND By in Amsterdam LAST WEEK, the City Council of The Hague, issued a solemn declaration ending seven months of often fretful debate on nuclear weapons. The mayor and aldermen announced that, following a vote, their city was now a nuclear-free zone
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    845 16 Should the Swiss join the UN? THE Swiss government recently announced its decision to propose formally that Switzerland join the United Nations. This important step is not the last on Switzerland's road to Manhattan because there will have to be, by virtue of the Constitution, a referendum on the matter
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        Report delay
        91 17 KUALA Lumpur Industries will delay announcing its group interim accounts for the half year ended April 30. This is because the audited accounts for the financial year ended Oct 31, 1981, of one of its subsidiaries, Kuala Lumpur Finance, has yet to be approved by Bank Negara. The
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        Venture details
        72 17 STRAITS Steamship has given further details of the paid-up capital of its new joint-venture company, Straits Services Ltd, Hongkong. Of its paid-up capital of HK52.274 million (*****,000), 75 per cent is group contribution in cash while the remaining 25 per cent is in assets from its Indonesian partner.
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        Lock icon Lower rates ruled out
        73 17 TOKYO, Mon. Bank of Japan governor Haruo Maekawa again ruled out any moves to lower Japanese interest rates, saying that lower rates at the moment will weaken the yen against the US dollar. He said that the bank's. policy of guiding short-term interest rates higher to
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        Lock icon Mining go-ahead
        78 17 CANBERRA, Mon. The government has given the go-ahead for the mining of Australia's richest -known uranium deposit at Jabiluka. A lease should be issued within a few days, Deputy Prime Minister Doug Anthony said. He said that the way is now clear for Northern Territory Mines Minister lan
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        Lock icon Draft agreement
        59 17 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese and Chinese government officials will hold a week-long meeting from Wednesday to draft a bilateral agreement designed to protect and encourage mutual investments, the Foreign Ministry said. The draft is expected to call for the protection of capital goods invested in each other's country and
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        Lock icon Contract deadline
        99 17 BANGKOK, Mon. The Union Oil Company of California has until Jan 1, 1983, to meet the contracted supply of its offshore natural gas to Thailand, Industry Minister Chatichai Coonhavan said today. Major General Chatichai said he had told the president of the international division of Union Oil that
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        Lock icon Tourist target
        118 17 NEW DELHI, Mon. Faced with the prospect of almost negative growth in foreign tourist arrivals, the Indian government may scale down the target of 1.7 million tourists by 1985 and 3.5 million by 1990, fixed earlier. With an overall growth rate of 0.5 per cent in the first
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        Lock icon Foreign reserves drop
        109 17 SEOUL, Mon. South Korea's foreign exchange reserves fell by a sharp US$6OO million (551. 28 billion) to US$5.7 billion in the last 20 days after government attempts late last month to cut interest rates to 10 per cent. South Korean industrialists are said to be taking advantage
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      Metro Holdings turns in record earnings
      302 17 Metro Holdings turns in record earnings METRO Holdings' successful diversification into computers, trading and construction has helped to reduce its reliance on retailing, which now accounts for slightly over two-thirds of group turnover compared with 85.5 per cent five years ago. Retailing, however, still remains the group's main activity, with
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      Editorial content to stay separate after merger
      539 17 THE editorial and publication activities of Nanyang Siang Pau and Sin Chew Jit Poh will continue to be conducted sepa- rately even after their merger in September. But other operations such as general management, personnel and fi- I nance will be coordinated and
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      GM's Asian network to be disbanded
      419 17 GENERAL Motors Overseas Distribution Corporation (GMODC) Singapore, a distributor of Vauxhall, Opel, Holden and Isuzu vehicles in the Asian region, will cease operations on Aug 1. After the closure, Isuzu Eroducts will be handled y Isuzu Motors Overseas Distribution Corp (IMODC), a newly formed
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      Gold exchange plans to upgrade standards
      482 17 THE Gold Exchange of Singapore has finalised several of its plans to bring more professionalism and exchange of ideas among its members. First, it has announced details of the proposed training programme for gold dealers an objective which holds top priority for the exchange.
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      Lock icon UK may remove all restrictions on hire purchase
      384 17 UK may remove all restrictions on hire purchase LONDON, Mon. The British government is considering ending all restrictions on hire purchase credit agreements as a way of boosting the economy. "An announcement is imminent," one senior official said. Trade Secretary Arthur Cock fie Id, the minister responsible, is due to
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      Australia to borrow $168.5m from Japan
      206 17 Australia to borrow $168.5 m from Japan AUSTRALIA will borrow 20 billion yen (5J168.5 million) from the Tokyo market through one of the largest syndicates ever seen in Japan. Long-Term Credit Bank is the lead manager of the syndicate. This general purpose loan will Involve 42 financial institutions consisting of
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      Lock icon Nissan delays plant decision
      83 17 LONDON, Mon. Nissan Motor Co Ltd of Japan said it has postponed a decision on building a car plant in Britain because of uncertainty in the world economy and car market. Nissan executive vice-presi-dent Masataka Okuma discounted suggestions that the delay was because of differences between
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      'Invest in Singapore' splash
      194 17 'Invest in Singapore' splash TEN Singapore companies have paid a collective sum of more than $50,000 to place a full-page advertisement in the London Financial Times newspaper. The advertisement, which appeared last Wednesday, featured the cover page of the 10 companies' annual reports, together with the words Invest in Singapore
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      Market Highlights
      458 17 SINGAPORE: The market closed slightly hlgher yesterday, on small buying support In quiet trading. Among Industrials and financial*. National Iron pat on 'it rents at DBS 1$ cents to TIM. Haw Par 9 cents to $t«5 and Cold Storage 8 cents to $3.88. Elsewhere, Cycle and Carriage, Fraser
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      56 17 JtewteaJßM +3 C«C +4 CCM Cold Star**- 6 Daatoplad 4 Kw F«N 15 Cfntinßs SSJJ^ 6 J£* rteßM B»wP»r -9 Inrhnpr Bhd *TC NBT Nat Iron 1 20 PMC Pa-Etee -4 Perth PUat Prim. KoMrmon 3 Itetkmaai -2 8«n» SUp -2 Slrar Darby fl 8 StCMMhlp
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      Prices higher on buying support
      34 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Dp 51 11 7 7 2 1 2 Down 15 1 1 1 2 2 1 uneh 20 3 1 1 1
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        39 17 S.I Iron ■irl Properties DBS Paramount [nil Trad I. w Par Urn View •in Dcv :'old Storage HOI 620 418 760 312 242 285 410 218 386 226 20 •11 15 14 12 S 8 8 8 6
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        Falls
        17 17 11l Wood SUE Metro HM|l llrrjunl.i 19) 101 700 875 SOS ■S -5 4 I'.n-H -4
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        Most Active
        28 17 S Land Warrants 531.000 M U I 219,000 UOL Warrants 189.000 O C B C 179.000 Promet 146.000 Total turnover: 4.08 m Total value: Jin Kirn
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        33 17 IT Indicator: T Industrials: T Finance: T Hotels: T Properties: T Minings: rr Plantations: )CBC: *****6 *****4 ***** ***** 1631.14 1639 33 *****5 1063.08 587.17 592.84 230.92 230.79 848.44 ***** 611.98 616.52
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    2312 18 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Adjusted far wrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of It shares each, with price quoted In dollars. 7.SN 190 250 178 Veneer Prod 366 350 Wilkinson Worldwide Hides 186 366 72 200 16.7 FINANCF £300 1800 O E Life 780
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    431 18 SHARES moved back to an easier phase at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. After a weak start, prices moved generally lower for most of the day but some interest appeared towards the close. A remisier felt that the announcement of a partial freeze on loans
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    948 18 'BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Tunes SetUement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    1255 18 BID and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS AcoiaOOOB) AkMB (1.08S) (1) 1.05 (2) 1.06 (7) 1.07 Am BaMs (1.505)
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    196 18 AKBITHNOT SECURITIES ASIA Kluiim' fftcw tar Jaly n> Span Growth Fund 0.80 i 0 85. 018-MONTAGI' (Maaagen' I" '•■> Union Spore Fund 1.16 1.23 f i price* tar Jatjr H) "he Commerce 2 73 2.(7 1* Savings Fund 1.96 1 64 I'por* Prof Fund 1.22 1 28 "pore
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    33 18 wiCorp lalex MC erjuntai Llnd T Ind amunting Keramat CBC pi 3.66 3.40 3.66 5.30 5.85 3 58 2.68 6.20 8.85 1.90 -.34 -.20 -.20 -.20 -.20 -.14 -.12 -.10 -.10 -.08
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    18 18 Llnd and N «w Par ichcape Ity Dcv ?1 Prop 3 3? 6.35 2.88 2.33 2.32 4.52
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      281 18 STOCKS yesterday closed above the day's lows on late bargain-hunting in fairly active trading, brokers said. The Hang Seng index closed down 12.44 points at 1,271.12, with leaders showing general losses while second and third liners moved selectively. Hopewell Hsln Choni Hutch I'rrf Hutch Whim Warr HutchUon InU City
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      162 18 STOCKS closed muted as the commercial industrial index fell 0.02 to 90.39. the mining index rose three to 877.12 and the oil index rose 0 .047 to 2.086 on turnover down sharply to 2.7 million pesos from previous 15 million pesos. Atlas Con "B" gained 0.10 cents closing at
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      387 18 METAL stocks rose in light trading in the stock market yesterday, as dealers showed moderate buying interest in major miners, brokers said. At the close the All-Ordi-naries index was five points I higher at 478.2 while the metal index was 11.2 points up at 371.5. Brokers said volumes remained
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      137 18 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed with losses outnumbering gains as turnover slowed in weak trading. The Book Club index fell 0.08 point to 94.39 on turnover of 5.1 million baht. Bahu ftokham Thai tala Fibre lyulnaya Inv And Trurt Bangkok Bank Bank Of Ayudhaya Ud BalaShoe B«ril Jucker Thai
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      29 18 ndusMals Inance [otels ropertles II Palms Up 18 2 1 Down 38 3 1 2 2 uncl 14 2 ins rubbers rubbers eb/Loans 1 5 6 1
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    710 18 THE llari Kaya rmlly con-tinut-d at modesi pa«e at tbe Stark Exckitßge of Slnnaporr yesterday. Prices opened at over■lßßt levels (•Hawing the two-day 13.4 point boost which pushed the Straits Times Industrial Index to C 82.55 at the clase af last week. In spite
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    563 18 J. 56 (12) 1.57 (3) 1 58 (1) 1 56 (2) 1.58(33) 157 Goodwood Park (*****) O U E (7.00 B) (3) 7.06 (5) 7.06 (7) 7.00 Saalion (4.168) (1)4.10 Shangri-La (5808 5.908) PROPERTIES B Raya (1.708 1.718) (3) 1.71 (21) 1.70(10) 1.69(13) 1.70(4) 1.71 B Sembawang (3.988) City
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      409 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly easier yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 176.50 cents per kilo, down one cent on last Tuesday's close. Prices eased during the quiet morning trading, after a slightly higher opening, on some stale bull liquidation and lack of buying
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      32 19 Rubber: July 26 Singapore: Aug: 176.50 cents (down 1.00 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 196.50 cents (down 0.75 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 386 tonnes (up 45 tonnes)
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      131 19 THE KIUUIAK market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $24,512 and closed at $24,433 yester day Gold was fixed at U*****00 in London this morning. Sewee: N.M. BstawMH a Seas. Maa Bal Hongkong 356 MB 360 008 357 OOS 361 DOS Singapore (2) 358 008 360 SB 359
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      28 19 STRAITS TIN THE STRAITS tin price stayed at M 529.15 I per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an offi- I cial offering up 45 tonnes to 386 tonnes.
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      144 19 CHINESE Praaaee Exrbaiw, Slnnaporr, n*on clMiag prices per IN kg yesterday. (•TMMt sll: Bulk fob tM.OO sellens, old drum (In second hand drum lob 1108 00 sellers, new drum fob $110 00 sellers Capra: Mixed (loose) J4B 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asu NLW $***** sellers.
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      146 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed mixed despite some covering in quiet trading yesterday, dealers said. In August, south and central gained 12 50 each to MJ662 50 and $657.50 per tonne respectively and in September, south slipped $2.50 to $662.50 and central $5 to
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      183 19 THE US/Sing dollar opened at j $2. 1135 '60 and was traded to a high of $2 1180 90 before easing to close at 2 1170 80 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was moderate with little fluctuations. The US dollar against major currencies was traded
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      172 19 INTERBANK rates at 3.00 pm: Currencto* Nominal rat** Smithsonian P«rc«nt««a quotad yMlvrday (crtwa)parily eh.n 0 Local dollars to one unit of foreign currency: US dollar 2.1170 2.1180 2.8196 -24.92 Sterling pound 3.7300 3.733S 7.3469 -49.23 Australian dollar 2.1385 2.1410 3.4286 -37 62 NZ dollar 1.5770 1.5805 3.4286 -53.89
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      94 19 «n.l > KAB vSRK) MRELB SMHCV SMRI. -Mil sMK l.f SMR 10 SMR2O SMRan II UXI p«lWll II loaptlktl II impdMl (1 tun p«lWt> II 100 p«IWl> II U.H (ttlkll II Mialni II lonpalWtl II toDp.llrtl Au«uiC ii urr..i Mlk) Buyers S«II«t. 1&900 miooN 15*60 157&0N IW.M
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      31 19 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1271.12 Friday 1283 M Week Ago 1295.75 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 822.8 Friday 821.2 Week Ago 611.3 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 478.2 Friday 473.4 Week Ago 4M 2
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      41 19 RANGE "I prices offered by discount houses on July 26 Ovm-rufrtit: Ti 4% Call deposits 4 Bu>io« Sfllinj 3-monlh Treasury bills 3h 3S 3-monlh Bank bills 8'« 8 3 months CD 7H months CD 8H 8^ tfmnr: Mllml DIMSMat C.
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      28 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore I banks are currently prepared to lend to their I I best customers Is lt.7t per cent. J
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      633 19 THE LONDON stork market yesterday ended mixed with an easier bias after a dull session. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 4.2 points at 574.0. Sentiment was depressed by Friday's smaller-than-expected fall in US money supply, and even another cut in the Bank of England's money market
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      548 19 SHARE prices eased yesterday, with sentiment dampened by reports that the US Justice Department will investigate allegations collusion by Japanese semi-conductor manufacturers to support prices for memory chips on the US market, dealers said. The Dow Jones average shed 26.07 to close at 7203 94 points, in thin trading
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      30 19 Closing Interbank ratei (or Singapore dollars on July 26 Overnight 1 month 2 months 3 months Overnight 2 |M Tt 7»» 7111$ 9 711 16 9 mode 4
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      Lock icon Broken Hill Pty heading for more difficult times
      276 20 Broken Hill Pty heading for more difficult times MKI.HOURNE. Mon. The slump in 1981 82 profits reported by the Broken Hill Pty Co Ltd points to even worse results for the current first hair of 1982 83. Although the profits reported by Australia's biggest company were ;i little better than
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      Transmarco expects another good year
      528 20 RAPIDLY expanding Tiansmarco Ltd. which was listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore j earlier this year, expects] its expansion plans to see it through another successful year in 1983. Chairman Jopie Ong Hie Koan, in the company's 1982 annual report, said more retail outlets
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      593 20 HONGKONG, Mon. A HK$lO billion (553.6 billion) headache confronts the Hongkong government as it decides how to mop up a sea of expensive promissory notes which it has issued over the past 20 years. The notes, called "Letters B," have been issued by the government
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      263 20 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. Anglo American Corp of South Africa Ltd said taxed profits of its Transvaal gold mines rose to 135.65 million rand in the second quarter 1962 from 108.73 million rand in the first. It said that Vaal Reefs Exploration and Mining Co Ltd
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      171 20 PITTSBURGH. Mon. Gulf Oil Corp said it will extend until July 30 from July 20, the deadline for its offer to purchase Cities Service Co stock. It also said it and its subsidiary, GOC Acquisition Corp, completed delivery to the Federal Trade Commission
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      286 20 Goodyear Tire's US earnings down AKRON (Ohio), Mon. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co said net earnings from its operations in the United States fell in the second quarter to US$49.B million (*****.5) from U5557.5 million a year ago. Goodyear said the fall was checked by increased sales of replacement car
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      434 20 LOS ANGELES. Mon. Its recent past littered with richly mounted boxoffice failures, the MGMUA Entertainment Co is now going to try to attract moviegoers with more tightly budgeted films. Although MGM-UA is clearly gaining breathing room with two of the summer's bigger hits, "Rocky m"
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      359 20 NEW YORK, Mon. Few companies have been more deeply involved in the government-financed space programme than the Thiokol Corp, a manufacturer of propulsion systems for rockets and missiles that last year derived well over half its US$72O million (551.54 billion) in revenues from government
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      142 20 I IT'S BUSINESS AS USUAL! I I TO OUR EXHIBITORS AND THEIR VISITORS: I I DUE TO A FIRE ON OUR PREMISES ON JULY 23, WE I HAVE TEMPORARILY MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION. I UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, WE CAN BE REACHED AS I FOLLOWS: I CAHNERS EXPOSITION GROUP S.A.
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      3280 21 1 1S4 4411 tIU A HEALTHY FORM of Instmc- fff^ |^%H F.ducatlcin li Instruction: J^***WalaS'»»«^ 1 t f/ CXV gymnastics for 3to 5 year- m fflk m/^M Instructors Lj\M AND FOR LADIES: a clearance I Eft f BiyPl Mile of fine jewelry worth B*a«a**>*aa*_ w qJhU over $100,000 Is on
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      1090 21 TELEPHONE SERVICE: M ***** RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP Mondoy Fndoy 900am-5 JO pm i CLASSIFICATION GROUP (5 00 pm tor next doy) Ordinary 90 cts per word (Mm jl 3 50) Soturdoy 900 am 300 pm $16 00 per col cm Entertainment A Where to Eat 1-2 30 pm for Sunday
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      710 21 PHILIPPINES OFFICE EQUIPMENT supplier wishes lo Import used or reconditioned equipment from Singapore Electric typewriters, postage meters (Pltney-Bowes). collating machines, folding machines, bursting machines, addressing machines, dictating machines, money counters, bill slotters. coin slotters Interested parties please write to: Kelta Trade Service. SBF. Manalo Street. Cubao. Quezon City. Philippines DIRECTOR
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      599 21 GOOO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Join our 24 hours answering' paging telex ser Ices $30 pin Telex Maintenance S2 00 Tel *****88 HIGH OUALITV STOCKINGS and lights Imported from UK. Selling cheap Only limited stock available Inteested tel *****55/8 Vincent INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE SERVICES I.UI Incorporation nominees, re-invoicing, tax consultancy CPO 8841. Tel:
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      572 21 PART/ FULLTIME TUTORS required from all districts Qualifications: graduate' undergraduate/ polytechnic/ A' level Contact *****90 1 anytime) 'A' 'O' LEVELS tutors above required urgently to teach Primary Secondary levels Immediate assignments *****83 ENGLISH/ CHINESE STREAM tutors required to teach Primary and Secondary level students Please call *****82 FULL/PART TUTORS required
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      704 22 li 0 Em P |o y ment An Internatxmal Engineering and Construction Company requires:— ACCOUNTS CLERKS Requirements: GCE "0" level and preferably LCC Higher Accounting with 3-4 years of good related working experience. Responsibilities: To assist the Accountant in general analysis of accounts, journals, vouchers, and preliminary preparations of inventory
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      445 22 J We have immediate vacancy lor: SALES CLERK Dutie*:--e To co-ordinate and liaise with Planning/Production/ Administration Uepl on the execution of sales orders c To attend lo routine correspondence Requirement*:--e Male. Singapore citizen, between 22-26 years of age c Completed NS c OCE -O' level (Preferably A' level) with credits
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      542 22 Kgntudty Mod Chir-swn BOOKING CLERKS for recreation club st Kampong Jsvs Roed (Next to Kempong .Jsvs Kentucky Restaurant) c To be In charge of squash and tennis courts bookings c Collection of booking fees c Club administrative work c No experience Is required c OCE 'O' I-evel Salary offered $350.
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      521 22 Fast Growing Trading Compeny urgently requires A SECRETARY c Preferably with OCE A' level c Be proficient In Shorthand and Typing c Secretarial qualifications an advantage c Excellent command of English as well as the ability to work Independently c Knowledge In Import/ Export documentations and L.< C Attractive salary
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      663 22 E spending garments manufacturer requires urgently a GENERAL CLERK/TELEPHONE OPERATOR No previous experience required but you must possess the toHowmg: c Secondary education c Pleasant personality/ voice c Must be able to converse fluently In English and Mandarin Interested applicants are requested to come personally for an Interview between 10a.m.
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      600 22 Established Firm requlree: SECRETARY CUM RECEPTIONIST c Excellent spoken and written English c Preference #111 be given lo those who have successfully completed English at OCE A' level with a Secretarial Certificate. c Minimum typing speed 35 wpm c Ability to operate PABX and telex would be an advantage Salary
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      601 22 An Established Finance Compeny requlree FEMALE CLERK TYPIST c Minimum GCE O level with credit In English language c Typing speed X wpm c Age 18 to 23 years Interested applicants pieaee apply enclosing a recent photograph (non-returnable) kvjicjttng current sMMry mm cool*>ct psHor*4i nufnbsf/f MX 93 MARKET STREET SINGAPORE
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      856 22 An Established shipping Cwnpenv hes immediate vacancy for: TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ GENERAL CLERK c GCE O' level c Able to type c Bilingual c Preferably with relevant experience Interested eppMcanls are to call; 33*9*7* Ext S to arrange lor en sppoM tm#n t A SUPPLY COMPANY REQUIRES: CLERK /TYPIST c OCE
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      1016 22 AN ENOINEEMNO COMPANY re quires General Female Clerk GCE O level and ability to type Please rail *****44 for Interview Blk 5. 3K-B. Woodlands Road. II 1/2 mi Ye» Tee Industrial Estate. Singapore 23*7 CLERK/ TYPIST URGENTLY |e> quired by Established Commercial School in Selegle area Applicants must be Slnuaporr
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      209 23 r iff i 0 Efn P*°y men! 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial It Clerical TELEPHONE OPERATORS/ RECEPTIONISTS required urgently in work in Buklt Tlmah Telephone Annabelle 295VT53 TRAOINO COMPANY REOUMES female C.eneral Clerk Telephone 74M80S Mr I.im for an llHailUa llOOam 3 00pm WELL ESTABLISHED FIRM n ijuirr* r'etnale General
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      357 23 ■ft M BW 1 La Al An expanding company distributing document security machines sacks dynamic SPaes REPRESENTATIVES REQUIREMENTS c Hi rwcen 20 warsol tajc c Minimum <•< r 1,w1.n l.ilmu.il «t c (.imml i itiiiitniiK .limn atfb Kile \.ini rxfx rimer urn essential as mining will !><• provided a( I
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      565 23 isetan smgapore-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has immediate vacancies for: PART-TIME SALES ASSISTANTS Female Age 16 to 24 Singapore Citizens Secondary education a Able to work minimum 2 weekdays and 1 weekend per week OR 6 weekends per month. WORKING HOURS: Weekdays: 3.00pm to 9.00pm OR 6.00pm to 9.00pm Weekends: Saturday: 3.00pm
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      515 23 Established agency house requires: MALE/ FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES To pro*nol* coniufMf Qoods Conversant In English and Mandarin Must have experience In promoting consumer goods Age 20 to 35 Attractive salary, transport a)l*OWaVtC# MM C OOWTWsJeMOd Will be offered to th* successful candidates Pteese apply personally al: S4C, JALAN SEN ANG
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      649 23 SALES EXECUTIVE (male/lemete preferably aged 25 lo 30 years) A well established building materials concern has an exceptional opportunity for a Sales Executive Candidates must have a good command of English with at least 2 years of sales experience and proven track record. Preference will be given to those who
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      481 23 A Well EstebKehed Company Located At Kranji Requires A DYNAMIC SALES REPRESENTATIVE With celling background Candidates should be conversant in English and Mandarin. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications Interested applicants plsass contact 7M3572 for more details or DIRECT SALES PROMOTERS required by Stationery Company lo promote its
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      820 23 JUVENA COSMETICS Requires BEAUTY ADVISORS s PJeasant personality s Attractive Income benefits Full training will be provided Preferably Chinese PteeescaN: Mll3lO/4 L S O ENGINEERING PTE LTO. requires FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES For Building Products with one year experience Attractive salary a commission will bs offered lo ths right candidates interested
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      630 23 LEADING LIFE INSURANCE Company wishes to offer you a Professional Career Oreal benefits offered Call *****7 Mike for interview PROMOTERS REQUIRED iN departmental stores Basic salary plus commission Inter\i>-» at 04-01. Orchard CAB, Orchard Road. (0923) SALES REPRESENTATIVE/ DELIV EBY experienced In Emporium and Supermarket sales Call personally at 19
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      487 23 PHILIPS Immediate vacancies sust lor the following positions 1) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Qua*rncation*/.ip*rt*nc*: Applicants should possess ITC or NTC 2 in Electronic stream A working knowledge of digital electronics would be a definite advantage Quite* Repair, maintenance and calibration of electronic test table equipment 2) TECHNICAL CLERK Applicants should have completed
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      486 23 We h*v* immediate vacancies for DRAUGHTSMEN Tectiniiiil Sei indary School Certificate, preferably VITB or STI Ito 2 years working experience in Me- huntcal Drafting SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS lifted fullumi- National Ban) Completed Technl.nl Secondar* School or any VITB Courses Some workshop experience i- advantageous PRODUCTION CLERK (Male/Female) Above 20 years c
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      428 24 lA Q Employment i 66 Situations Vacant I) Tectudcml RYODEN (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD 15th Floor, Marina House 70, Shen ton Way Sole Agent for Mitsubishi Ltfta and Escalators has vaeSJMM* for LIFT INSTALLERS One year relevant working experience required Preference will be given to applicants who have I passed secondary
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      592 24 ESTIMATOR/ ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR A Wan E*l*Mi»nwj Multi-Nahonal Company r*quir*» Engm**ring p*r*onn*l to (O*n n* wort lore** O' level or Diploma holder In Building. Structural Engineering. Civil Engineering a Must have minimum 2 years' experience on Building or civil Engineering in quantity take-off Permanent career development and advancement offer..! Applicant*
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      520 24 ESTABLISHED DENTAL LABORATORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS/TRAINEE TECHNICIANS Plmm contact ZSstSSt or caM persona** at 1 -H. YIO CHU K ANG ROAD SINGAPORE 1*54 MACHINISTS required by Enatnaoring Firm m flatlod factory al Jalan Pstnimptn. 1 year's experience in lalhe and milling lnt*r**t*d call Carol. 2SSS2S4. NOT TECHNICIAN TRAINEE Technical stream/ VITB
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      134 24 tayWJEvJ #T*a!! B £iV-aXaLJBP*a7^BBB j-jjY -*ya*M >«ff T^B^Kkt-lafl «W t O m etc i vi to s; > a. Qu. u-iu Q 8 88 1^ I*ls r |^> lal My r XOP i* < ocS o-q n-J Z sH* X^^^Meil Oui nil I issH INCORPORATED has immediate vacancies for MALE
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      77 24 T Production 1 Operators. Plus lots ot fringe benefits: Aircondrtioned work ploce> plped-in music Recreational programmes 5 days' mar rtage leave/9 days' annual leave Medical benefits 24 hour clinic service insurance Training/retraining provided. Seeing*National Semiconductor Pte. ltd 1100, Lowor Delta Road, Singapore 0316. Tel: *****11/ *****59 Oft Block 2, 78,
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      198 24 "ifr f I a)Q.C. I Inspectors I v (2 rotating shifts) I b) Male A I Female Operators Permanent night shift 20 vacancies 2 rotating shifts 50 vacancies PLUS S you'll be. surprised l Application forms available from: The Personnel Depart men: Mayartro Industrial V^Pte Ltd «V/ 40 Pandan Road
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      355 24 MIUDOK [USIOEHTSJ n Yon can eMurn I ■pto |j 16 per day as ■IBM T>-d<n. untk ui-ek H Free transport "No shift work M 'Air .'iiilinoii.il work place M 'Fast promotions Medical In-nefiis M Insurance 'l^arn computer M machines Rrquirrmrntm "S'lHire I Hi/tTi 'Between 16-30 years old 'Minimum primary si"
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      364 24 CaMng Ang Me Klo. Tea P*yon Kaaaiii Bawru Rs«id*nl« requires Female Production Operators (Age above 16 years) Interview al a) Tea Personnel Dap! It*. Kaßeng Way Smgapors 1134 b) Th* Personnsl D»pt. Unit 211-222. 2nd Flow Block 400S, Avsnua 10 Ang Mo Km Industrial Estate Singapore. 208* CASH AWARD $60
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      421 24 TIMES PRINTERS requires temporary male L female Factory Workers Average earnings: $380 $550 p.m. Including overtime i allowances No microscopic work Must be prepared lo work shifts and overtime Applicants please call personally for Interview al Times Jurong No. 2 Jurong Port Moad Stngmpon 22«1 iHmwi lo Jurong Bu« int*H
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      596 24 MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Basic salary. $390 p.m. Permanent shift s Transport allowance fur evening and nightshirt Shirt allowance of > day for evening shift and »5 00 per day for night shift Company furnish york clolh.s OroMB ItoapMaUaßUoa and accident coverage scheiiin Malaysian* are alto welcome. Apply personally to: UPALI
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      435 25 IIA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous IT MULTICORPORATION (S) PTE LTD We are a leading and fast expanding company engaged in marketing, servicing and fabrication of automotive, heavy equip- I ment and related accessories. We invite applications for the following positions: 1. CLERK a GCE 'O' level with
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      337 25 sa-AWOBC KM I I TcTDfiierßial a*9W .SINGAPORE requires Prepared to pertorm split i shifts/rotating shifts c Experience not necessary training provided at full pay Pleasant personality with good spoken English c Permanent night shift from 8 pm to 2 am c Transport provided after work c Experience in butler sculpturing
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      278 25 m EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD (A subsidiary of THOMSON BRANDT. French Leaders in High Technology Electronics and Household Appliances) Owing to expansion, we have vacancies for: MATERIALS HANDLERS (Male) $380 on confirmation If you have completed at least Secondary 3 education with some store experience, why not join us
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      446 25 nliuetti requires Ability to read and write simple English. Willing to be trained in storework. Physically fit and willing to do heavy WKMk. Preferably between the age of 16 45. REMUNERATION Successful candidates j«fl will receive good sw starting salaries and a JBs comprehensive fringe Ha benefits package §33 which
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      452 25 Singapore Acrn-Fnginc Overhaul (Pu-I limited unites jpplkjiiom lor the iKllimmg positions LABORATORY ASSISTANT lnoss commencing saNm ot $5(10 per month unit >rm l.mnilrs allowance si $26 per month is patjhlc upon issue ot unilorms Must possess 'V (arkicfe must include Cherrmtrv) and 'O' lexel passes, including (n-ner.il Paper, in the
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      406 25 NTUC WELCOME I invites applications J for the post of I for our various outlets. Experience is not essential as training will be provided. Requirements Singapore citizen Age 21 28 years Able to work on 2 -shift rotation Must be responsible, dedicated and able to work independently Remunerations: Competitive salaries
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      533 25 HOTEL ASIA PTE. LTD. requires immediately DRIVER c speaks simple English c completed or exempted from full-time National Service c possess clean driving record c gross monthly salary $380 HOUSEMEN c primary rducailon c prepared to work 3 rotating shifts c gross monthly salary S3H4 CHAMBERMAIDS c speak t understand
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      650 25 WILSON PARKING (S) PTE LTD We are s fast growing corppany and are growing evermore strongly. We need lots ot people for our numerous carparks and selected ones can expect to gain rapid promotion and double their salary between 6 15 months. We pay good starting salary, especially for those
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      484 25 PEINIGER INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD (Location: Sembawang Shipyard) A last expanding international subsidiary specialising in corrosion protection in the marine and petrol chemical industries, we require urgently: DESPATCH CLERK Possess own motorcycle. Attractive salary will be offered to the successful applicant. Pte ass apply personally between 2pm and 4pm at:
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      455 25 N*£APo£/ SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB requires: BAR WAITERS/ GRILLROOM WAITERS c With without rxpcrieno- < c Training will be provided c Must nr able to read, wr.tr and ronverv in English T hoes mtereeted please phone: *****22 or call personally ;il THE CLUB OFFICE SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB TANJONG RHU ROAD SINGAPORE
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      569 26 ijjlA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous s~\pubtunmq eu requires (1) STORE CLERK (Male/Female) Singapore citizen c.iiiipleu-rl OjCJI O' level with credit in Mathematics Able to type at 35 wp m Starting salary: 5370 or mor* (2) GENERAL WORKER Male Singapore i m/en i oinpleted full-time National Service or not
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      459 26 GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires 1) SECRETARY 2) FRONT OFFICE SUPERVISORS 3) SECURITY GUARDS 4) RECEPTIONISTS/ TELEPHONE OPERATORS 5) CHAMBERMAIDS Interested please call personally at 401. MacPharson Road, Singapore 1338. during offtca hour* SKVPAKS^ couriers to the world requires: OPERATIONS ASSISTANTS For Day/ Night Duties c Must be able lo understand
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      556 26 Cafe Ihstaumnt requires WAITRESSES Age 16 to 28 years Free meals, drinks and fringe benefits c Attractive salary Plus* apply personally between 9.00 am S.oopni BB> TAMBUAHMAB CAFE RESTAURANT Unit 04 10 04.13. 4th Floor Tanglin Shopping Centre. Ptiaee II Tanglsnßoad. OFFICE BOY Clean class 2 driving licence Be In
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      586 26 SILK SCREEN PRINTERS Experience I to 2 years Able to do frames directphoto prints Mix mg colour materials Starting salary above J4OO PRINTERS c Experienced starting salary above $300 Inexpert' need starting salary $280 Immediate employment Call personally at. TONG LEE BUILDING BLK B, UNIT: t •TM FLOOR KALLANG PUDDING
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      792 26 Immediately required (1) LORRY DRIVERS Class 3/4 driving licence (2) LORRY ATTENDANTS Interested pertie* pel*** call at: Not, Lorong 19 Geylang Spore 14M LONDON SCENE (1) SEWING GIRLS c Piece rated. (2) MALAY DRIVER c with 2 years experience Age 21 to 30 Cell personalty at Blk 0001, 2250-a, Bedofc
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      1043 26 LONG ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires Personal Driver Preference will be given to motorcycle licence holders and for applicants over 40 years old with experience Please ring *****22 for an Interview MEDICAL SECRETARY AND Medical Laboratory Technician for busy Orchard Road Specialist Clinic. Only those with experience need apply to ST Box
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      833 26 GENERAL WORKERS CUM light Labourers required Preferably Chinese Apply personally 113. Beach Road. Spore 0718. HOTEL YIP INVITES applications for Male/ Female Receptionists Please tel *****24 for an appointment MALAY/MOIAN DRIVER wanted Call personally PIL Building. 10th Floor. Unit 02. 140. Cecil Street. Singapore 0106 OFFICE GIRL REOUM«ED. Minimum Primary
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      952 26 URGENTLY REOUMED MALAY Office Boy. Must possess Class II and 111 driving licence Tel *****36 WANTED HELPERS Preferable with Class 3 driving licence Call personally at 212. Coronation Shopping Plaza *****80 WANTED MOTORCAR MECHANIC, greaser and apprentice Call personally at Blk 1050. 154 Kunos Avenue 3. Spore 1440 CONSTRUCTION FIRM
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      979 26 OCTOBER 1970 FIAT Ills S>- 1 owner, alrcond. showroom condition. $16,500 on o *****20 134. Rangoon Road 1077. FIAT 131S 1600 1 owner Alrcond. radio, cassette Excellent condition $15.P n o ono Tel *****93. 1077 FIAT 133 GLS 1800 5-speed. I marvellous condition, taxed, cassett Alrcon $10,500 Tel: ***** ft
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      1013 26 DEC -00 MAZDA 0 Hatchback Alrcond. rust-proofed. One private owner Asking $23,500 ono Tel. *****94 FEB 1070 MAZDA 1 3 3-donr Original paint, tuff-koted. radio cassette Alrcond. $12,500 ono *****73^*****0 REGISTERED 117* MAZDA Jumbo 1000 cc Radio i assette. tip top condition Asking $4,800 Can loan $3,000 Tel *****40 1073
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      584 27 ENO 1974 (NEW model) Toyota Corona 1600 cc PARF eligible Alrcon, metallic paint, selling cheap $9,000 o no. Can loan $7,000. Tel *****25. JUNE 1979 TOVOTA Corolla 1200 c c Tuff-kote Alrcond, radio/ cassette, road tax till May TCS lady private owner 5517.3000 n.o. Tel *****/6. SPORTY WHITE CEUCA *****T
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      418 27 Vahides Boats WSI Mazda RX 7 SE OT Alr-Cond. Sports Rim Datsun Bluebird Alr-Cond Sports Rim BMW 520 1 Auto Alr-Cond ISM Volvo 264 OLE Auto AlrCond. Mercedes Benz 200 AlrCond. Ford Cortina 2000 Auto Alr-Cond. (Q Reg).. Honda Accord 4-DR AlrCond. Porsche 924 Auto AlrCond Datsun Bluebird 1600 AlrCond
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      533 27 a alrcond, radio, cassette MAZDA 323 1300 C C STATIONWAOON a alrcond, radio, cassette, electronic Ignition Iff* MIT SUBISMI SIGMA a square lights, alrcond. radio, cassette, power windows DATSUN 100 A a alrcond. radio, cassette Trada in loan arrangaabla *****20 337M21 91M33 RICHARD CHCONG. IMMACULATE ALMOST '77 Citroen CX 2200
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      849 27 MITSUBISHI L3OO aa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV aaaa^^«»P»-Ji^P^Baai $10,025 nett selling price •For 4-Ooor model Keep your business moving ahead with the Mitsubishi L3OO panel van The JHT W\ carrier that takes you a long wa, p y a^L^—Jßf BBaaaaaßaT) efficiently and dependably tiji W.i\ Big cargo space with a maximum IfMttomamW payioad
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      504 27 m) Motor Cycles Scooters MUST SELL DUE to departure Kawasaki SR6SO July HI 4.700 km done only In perfect condition. Price $5,700. No bargain Telephone only 28th July '82. *****1 1 during office hours. PAYING CASH FOR all motorcycles/ Scramblers. If you have one. call *****34 Joycycle (everyday). AR TSI2SA
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      405 27 ANY MODEL OF second hand car and Company's registered car wanted Contact Tan Teck Hock Tel: *****76. *****09 Night *****39 ATTRACTIVE OFFER FOR All used cars. Company and private accepted Telephone: 296-7372/ 296-7373. ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap cars used cars 102 Mackenzie Road *****34/ *****46 A BETTER VALUE
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      881 27 .^H m ""JSS I***l*' j S •"■"3 "I** aa^L I l!i 5 """"a* bbbbbb! •-a aaV 2~ 5 Id #pajaj» 'n I wa* ::::3 I: wv Harbor Towers cf Boston A Symbol of contemporary urban lifestyle Here's a rare opportunity to own a /^i~^^^ minutes K i ,ili to l.<i«;in
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      949 28 al l Accommodation ■■|j Properttt CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED i A member of Hong Leong Group) A one-stop centre for sale and leasing Your choice of residential, commercial and industrial properties. I |^2 b^ b V^^lMblilbs9 Brookvale Park Show Apartments Open daily (10am 6pm) Tenure ot Land Leasehold 999 years Lot
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      3184 28 JHPI Ruby Industrial Complex k COMPLEX Type 'A' 17*2 tv ft Factory 1500-3000 iq ft Type B 1290 «q ft wH£ »naVfa pi I Price Range BS Warehouse 1500-3000 *q ft Vm SXO-movW «s3».s4»psf NO KBBTKICTKJN TO KOEKHJNKRS fc M ajLjZ^^lk^aialaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaialai M_ 7 MBBBI EEr^B > alaES"a2"-B*ai I","" > Wat^^^^^BaißMal
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      766 28 AT. ST. PATRICKS Garden, dlst 15. beautlfuiiy furnished 2 bedrooms, nice living/ dining room Modern kitchen, alrcondllloned. colour TV, washing n.achlne. balcony overlooking greenery, swimming pool 24-hour security Close to East Coast beach/shopping/supermarket 15 minutes to city $1,950 Would consider short term Mr Lye: *****49/*****29 FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT 3 bedrooms.
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      939 28 DIST. 0 3 BEDROOMS servant's. 2.500 sqft Partially and fully furnished with swimming pool for rental $4,300 pm Inclusive maintenance For enquiries *****67 DIST. S J/4 BEDROOMS apartment townhouse amidst greenery spacious living d dining patio/ balcony facing swimming pool Llndtrac Agency *****87 *****79 *****18 GRANGE HEIGHTS. DIST. close to
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      926 28 GRANGE HEIGHTS FURNISHED luxurious apartment. 4 spacious bedrooms with full recreational facilities and other districts Jon Enterprise *****75/*****56 JURONO. LAKESIOE TOWERS. 3 bedrooms, servant's, high floor, beautiful view, furnished Well maintained Principals only, tel *****97 MARCO POLO VtCBaTTY: Luxurious Townhouse 3 bedrooms Fully alrcond Modern kitchen ParUy furnlshea $5,000 *****91
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      874 29 C Accommodation* T Proprttt 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms QUEST HOUSE: AJRCONOmONED peaceful environment Near Orrhard Road, full privacy Tel *****02 TO SHARE FULLY-FURNISHED quiet apartment at River Valley Road Inclusive or air-con bedroom. Suitable for single/couple foreigners Tel *****61 DISTRICT ROOM vacant with altached bathroom and alrcon Singles or
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      555 29 CHAMBERS PROPERTY *****77 apartments in good localities wanted by corporate clients Immediately Call us now! EXPATRIATES LOOKING FOR m arimenls at Dlsts 9. 10. 11. 15 budget $2,000 onwards Owners rail *****72 HONG KONG COUPLE requires flat/terrace house Localities Kalong/Slglap/Holland Contact *****6 (nc agent) SMALL FAMILY URGENTLY require HDB apartment,
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      797 29 A SUPER LUXURIOUS BUNGALOW IN SWISS CLUB VICINITY Dlsl 11. exclusive Ist class residential area 2-storey detached bungalow on elevated ground Individually designed 5 bedrooms with attached bathrooms plus 2 attached study and dressing rooms Separate and spacious living and dining rooms and family area. Modern kitchen with an additional
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      973 29 DIST. 15. DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI OETACHED. 3 bedrooms, servant's, garden with mango trees Area 3.100 sq ft Freehold, vacant possession $525,000 negotiable Worldwide *****77 OIST IS SEMI-DETACHED DOUBLE-STOREY house. Location, off Still Road Well maintained Three bedrooms, servant's Beautiful garden Selling $550,000 *****13/*****05 DIST 10. OFF Holland Road vicinity, brand new
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      641 29 THOMSON TERRACE, 2-STOREV terracr house In good condition 2.245 sqfl $480,000 Chambers *****77 BM TONO PARK single storey detached bungalow 24.000 sq ft 5 rooms freehold Joanne *****00 BUKIT TTMAH t m s 2-storey terrace house 3 a cond. 1 study room Freehold Vacant *****07 OIST. 20 AND 21. 2-storey
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      987 29 DIST. 10. FORD AVENUE, exclusive apartment in beautiful surroundings Well renovated 3 bedrooms I spacious living dining Vacant possession Freehold $38") 000 negotiable *****08 *****48 OtBT. tS JPPER PAVA Lebar Road, (main Road) Ist floor walk-up apartment, approx: 1.440 sq ft 3 bedrooms. 1 hall, free carpark. $200,000 Sin Hua
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      931 29 DIST ORANGE HEIGHTS luxurious apartment. 3 bedrooms beautifully furnished. 2.200 sq ft Swimming pool, tennis court $800,000 Contact *****8/*****9 DMT. 9. GRANGE ROAD Walk-up Apartment. 1.400 sq ft 3 bedrooms, 2 toilets Furnished $240 psf Enquiries: J L Chen Associates. *****86/ *****34 DIST. NEW AND beautiful 4-bed-roomed Callfornlan apartment Very
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      773 29 90 ProfMKti*. Wanted INDONESIAN PERMANENT RESIDENT urgently requires purchase of houses or apartments. Preferably vacant possession Luxury apartments required for Junior Personnel Principals telephone *****63/*****65 WE REOUME TO purchase several houses In the Buklt Tlmah and Holland Road areas at a cost of approximately two million dollars each Please forward
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      724 29 Factories For Sale /To Let B MACPHERSON Umtjfrom 1.600 sq.ft. to 3.000 tq ft. c PAYA LEBAR Units from 1,600 sq.ft. to 3.000 sq.ft. c jurong Terraced factory 9.400 sq.ft. Detached factory 12.500 sq fl Warehouses For Sale/To Let I c CENTRAL LOCATION I Units from 3.000 sqft. I to
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      763 29 SINGLE-STOREY WAREHOUSE with high celling ror lease 9.000 sq ft at Hock Soon Warehouse. Upper Buklt Tlmah Road Available September Please contact *****71/*****91 Principals only ENG CHEONG TOWER. North Bridge Road, outside CBD Self contained warehouse lots from 912 sq ft available Please enquire at: *****77 No brokers FLATTED WAREHOUSE/
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      933 30 r Accommodation I" Properties i 93 Office Spaces b) Rental WORLDWIDE BUSINESS CENTRES rinc :il fully furnished offices for immediate occupation on dally, monthly, yearly baala Rental includes receptionist, telephone, telex, i-onffrrnc-rooni utilities, maintenance HMM BEACH ROAD NEW office space, approximately 2500 sq ft reasonable rental Phillip Street 3 well
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      867 30 PBESTIGIOUS CITIPORT (SALE/ RENTAL) Opposite World Trade Centre 880 sq ft office cum showroom corner unit Just oulslde CHI) Disposing al COST PRICE. Hurry' Best of fer secures Pleeae contact Direct Owner TEL: *****88 (No Agents Please) DISTRICT 15: Modern ground floor shop facing main road Area approximately 1.700 sqft.
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      911 30 European €scapades 7 Value-packed European Tours 4 '^l 4& 16-day Switzerland/Rhine Cruise from $4590 %4£ 17-day Spotlight from $3490 >|M^»s.*Baa»^§2^^ Sl Quality Highlights: Comprehensive L- —^mWJWJ. ar^""^^^ Itineraries Finest Luxury Coaches I fM+ Centrally Scemcally Located Hotels lJr^K^i>--~ <Sfc Hovercraft Channel Crossing r^ELesfcaasslaa^k' -^m^mmmmaaJ Profess onal T ur Managers Regular
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      527 30 NAM HO TMIEI SERVICE (SI PTE LTD BsfOHcr: Gl4-16-18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05 Tel: *****33(7 lines) Brsiicli ufflct: 1 1 9, People's Park Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road Singapore 0105. Tet 91 1661/91 1662 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 MEIICA/MWAJI/CMMM MEXICO/JAPAN HONiIONS (*UCM)
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      656 30 NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL TOUR Gentmg/K.Lwnpur 2Oeys 3N«ghts Only $79. $109 Depart 7/8 9pm Mmielend/K.Lumpur 2Oays 3Higr.ii 0n1y,579 Depart 7 'B/82 9pm Cameron/Genting/K. Lumpur Tour 3Days 4Nlghts $1 19. $159 6/8 Cemeron/lpoh ZOeys Msights Only $79 Depart 7/8/82 Bpm Genting Highlands 2Oays 3Nigntt Rail Air $209 Dep 287.2 9/7 30/7 Oenttng
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      717 30 SPECIAL OFFER TOUR 2U3N Genting AC $79 00 Dep 30/ 7.20-8 2D3N Cameron Highlands (MOO Dep 13/8 2D3N Eraser's Hill A/C 899.00 Dep 30/7. 13/8 3D4N Genting i Cameron Highlands A/C SI 19 00 Dep 12 8. 19. 8 5 Day Genting Penang Haddyal Air/Coach *****0 Dep 7 9 OVERSEA
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      1260 30 rt inlinguaN 6th Floor, Cuppage Centre. ENGLISH INTENSIVE AND SEMI-INTENSIVE COURSES Enrolment is now open for All Courses hours: 8a.m.— 9p.m. 1 V Tel. *****66 J ENGINEERING STUDIES Leading to CEI. CITY 8 GUILDS. VTTB Examination New Classes Commencing as follows: CEI Part I Commencing 2/8/82 CEI Part M Commencing
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      366 33 The temity of the late MOMNOAHENG expreee maw sincere and heartfelt tn#oks lo eM rvtattVM, rn#odsj, co Issgues and resident* of Slang*. Place for their kind assistance, stWAOeWtC# COfMOMfhOQt, OOAftttOOA and wreaths during thaw recent beThe family alae eztend special thank* to the Doctors snd all the nuremg
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      23 33 Our deepest condolences and sympathies to the family of the late ESTHER TAN BENG CHOO From me g»rl» of PTB 47
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      'Japanese' horse a fitting winner
      266 32  -  FAIRWAY By Yet another progeny of Ryuformen makes good KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Over the years, Japan has contributed much to the development of the National Stud Farm, a Malaysian Totalisator Board venture, at Tanjong Rambutan, near Ipoh. It was gratifying, therefore, that the honour of
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      1296 32 PENANG. Mon 6 Naughty Pigeon 4Ti Ricordi 54 5 45, 9 Haifa Hitrher 51 5 90 Wrights, ratings and ham 51 5 3 Nutrient 53 5 43 11 Sarinande 50 5 88 draws (or this week- v Buttons 51.5 96 1 The Trident n52 40 CtaM 4 o«v.
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      Beaten favourites over the weekend
      197 32 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. How *the beaten favourites fared last weekend SATURDAY (yielding up to Race 3, then heavy): RACE 4: When the going changed, punters went solidly on mudlark Better Mark. He had every chance but could not produce anything extra in the run for
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      Lock icon Breeder of champs dies at 85
      93 32 Breeder of champs dies at 85 LEXINGTON (Kentucky), Mon. Lucille Parker Markey, owner of the Calumet Farms Horse Farm that produced eight Kentucky Derby winners and two triple crown winners in a 27-year span, died last Saturday. She was 85. Calumet Farms was the nations top horse-breeding farm during the
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      Lock icon After five years
      58 32 HAMILTON, Mon. English jockey Bobby Elliott rode his first winner in this country for five years when landing the Lee Handicap here on Ben Jarrow. But he had to survive a stewards' inquiry to do so. Elliott has spent the last four years in the United States
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      $104 'bonus' for few among the 'blind'
      478 32  -  By EPSOM JEEP RACEGOERS at the Kuala Lumpur racecourse and off-course punters at Penang and Ipoh had a rare experience of betting "blind" in Race 4 for Class 4 Div 2 horses over I,Boom last Saturday. The in-field tote indicator failed to function
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      HOW THEY RAN AT KL ON SATURDAY
      202 32 At the finish At the 400 metres Pictures at the 4Wm b> JONATHAN HOO a 4 Div 6 1,200 m 1. My Banker 2 Gentleman n 3. Shinzan 4. Palladino Dist: 1 .1 .hd Time 1:18.5 Q 6 Div 4 1,200 m 1.
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      385 32 Pine Court is excellent Beijing cuisine, and more. M m J^> ft 1- E^W I aw "~*s s»^^^ H Its ambience is reminiscent of Imperial China. A tranquil court, presided over by Health, Wealth and Longevity, where you can savour exquisite Beijing Tare. Pine Court we invite you to feast
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      Lock icon Seven up!
      369 33 Americans retain Federation Cup SANTA CLARA, Mon. Martina NavratUova and Chris Evert Lloyd extended the United States' dominance of the Federation Cup when they swept past West Germany's Bettina Bunge and Claudia Kohde to give 'their team their seventh straight triumph. Martina, who led Czechoslovakia to victory in
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      Connors beats Borg in thriller
      278 33 CITY OF INDUSTRY, Man. American Jimmy Connors beat Swede' Bjorn Borg 5-7, 62, 6-2, ft-f, 8-2 In a threehoar, 39-mlnote battle to win the final of a I S$l (s2**,Mt> tour-man exhibition tournament In California yesterday. In their first clash of the year, the 29-year-old
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      172 33 Hinault achieves superb double PARIS, Mon. Frenchman Bernard Hinault produced a magnificent grandstand finish to win both the final stage and overall honours in the Tour De France cycle race yesterday. It was his fourth success in five years. Hinault clocked 5 hr. 1 mm. 25 sec. in the 21st
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      270 33 SYDNEY. Mon. Fitzroy 27.8 (17) beat Hawthorn 18.15 (123) in the Victorian j Football League over the weekend. YlrUrtaa K*«t!»ll |y»«ur rvMilt". MHb»nr»r: Fitzroy 27.8 (170) bt Hawthorn 18.15 (123). Essendon 17.17 (119) bt j I'lillingwoud 15-18 (109). GeeInns 16.19 (115) bt Carlton 11.9 (75). Richmond 28.17 (185)
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      Lock icon RENE REFUSES TO GO SLOW
      479 33 LA C ASTELLET, Mon. No French favours for Prost from team-mate Arnoux RENE ARNOUX drove into a likely row with his Renault team by winning his "home" French Grand Prix motor race here yesterday. The 34-year-old Frenchman, anxious to record his first world championship triumph
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      RACE RESULTS
      81 33 1 Reno Arnoux (Fra) Renault, 1 dr. 33 tnln. 33 sec. (241 kpfc), 2 Alain Prast (Fra) Reaaalt, 1:33:5 a, 3 Didler Plraai (Fra) Ferrari. 1:34:15, 4 Patrick Tambay (Fra) Ferrari, l:S4:4t, 5 Keke Rasher* (rln) Williams, 1:35: M. Mlehele Alkarata (Ita) Tyrrell, 1:55.«6, 7 Derek Daly (Ire)
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      WORLD LEADERS
      54 33 1 Didler Ptronl (Kra) 39 pta, 2 John Watson (Brit) M, 3 Alain Prost (Kra) 25, 4 Nlkl Laada (Ana) 24, S Keke Kosher* (Fin) 23, C Rlccar- da Patreae (Ita) It, 1 Nelaan Piquet (Bra) 17, g Ella de Aagelte (Italy), Rene Arnoux (Fra) 13, II Michele
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      410 33 Peete makes it, despite putting blues GOLF ROUND-UP WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia, Mon. Calvin Peete survived putting problems to card a final-round 70 yesterday and win his second Professional Golfers Association tournament in the last three weeks. Peete's three-round total of 10-under-par 203 for the rain-shortened U*****,000 ($728,000) tournament at Kingsmill Golf
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      396 33 Dining at Leßosier again. Dining at Le Rosier begins by being something of an occasion. But it soon becomes a way of life. A somewhat exclusive way of life, of course. One that's reserved for a discerning elite who appreciate the artistry of la atitimfranqaiae. And there are quite sufficient
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        Korean takes new crown
        67 34 BOXING: South Korean Lee Soo-Hang won the newly-created Oriental-Pacific light-heavyweight tit ip by knocking out Japanese Toshiaki Suzuki in the fourth round after a gruelling slugging contest in Seoul on Sunday. The Korean referee stopped the fight 1 mm. 10 sec. into the round when Suzuki
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        Hearns triumphs in eight
        65 34 FORMER World Boxing Association welterweight champion Thomas Hearns stopped unrank-»-d, but previously unbeaten, Jeff McCracken in the eighth round in his pursuit of a middleweight title fight. Referee Harry Papacharalamabous stopped the bout at 1:29 of the round as Hearns landed a series of unanswered punches
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        Last-gasp victory
        52 34 BAKKKTBALL: Japan's Nippon Kokan sank five baskets in the last three minutes of the match to beat PKNS Sports Club 68-59 in the first Malaysian invitational tournament at Stadium Negara. In other matches, Taiwan's Kunghua beat the Bangkok Bank 61-57 and the Philippines' Crispa edged out Korean Development
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        Mary sets world best time
        87 34 SWIMMING: Mary Meagher set a world best time of the season in the women's 200 m butterfly when she clocked 2:07.41 on the final day of the American selection meet for the world championships later this month. Final results Women's 200 m buttefly: 1. Mary
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        Lock icon US men even the scoring
        44 34 VOLLEYBALL: The US men's national team beat Japan 3-15, 15-9. 14-16, 15-5, 15-11 in the USJapan tournamen) at Sendai, 110 km north of Tokyo. The Americans had lost their first match 15-9, 15-12, 15-9 at Hirosaki, northern Honshu. Agencies.
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      499 34 Asked previously whether Beamon's record was untouchable, Lewis had replied: "I always thought it was. Like everybody else, I was a victim." On Saturday, Lewis convinced himself he could exceed Beamon's jump, which was accomplished during the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City's 11,587 m altitude.
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      411 34 LONDON, Mon LAN GREIG, the brother of former England captain Tony Greig, was named yesterday in the England cricket team to play Pakistan in the first Test, starting at Edgbaston on Thursday. He joins another South African-born player, Allan Lamb, in the England 12. Greig,
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      Lock icon Rossi, Zoff and Tardelli add glitter
      288 34 Rossi, Zoff and Tardelli add glitter EAST RUTHERFORD, Mon. World Cap soccer stars Paolo Rossi and goalkeeper Dino Zoff, members of the 1982 victorious Italian team, said that they will play in an AllStar game In New Jersey on Aug. 7. Rossi, the leading scorer with six goals, Zoff and
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      163 34 Fruitless day for Pakistani tourists CHESTERFIELD, Mon. Leg-spinner Abdul Qadir added Barry Wood and Jackie Hampshire to his impressive list of tour victims, but it was an otherwise unrewarding day for Pakistan against Derbyshire at Chesterfield yesterday. Chasing Pakistan's first innings total of 260 for nine declared, the English county
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      No regrets, says rebel soccer boss
      116 34 LONDON, Mon. England's soccer rebels arrived back from their controversial tour of Sooth Africa yesterday In a defiant mood and manager John harnwelf said that be had "no regrets." Barn well, formerly with Wolves, said: "We went oat to achieve certain things, bat didn't
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      408 34 GiveVfay Tb Pedestrians WilhStripes At Johore SafariwoaM Tn the jungle, there is nothing that can stnke more fear natural habitat. Animals from tigers to rhinos and zebras t^ vO »than to come face to face with 200 kg. of teeth, claws and giraffes, all roaming free. stripes. The tiger can
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    LIFTERS FACE THE AXE
    365 35  -  LEX SEOW YAM By DESPITE several good performances at the national weightlifting championships at the Havelock Community Centre last Saturday, national roach Michael Koay is still fuming. This is because there were foar notable absentees that night lifters Koh Boon San. (hua Tuan Boon and Loh
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    Norhalis joins Lim and Selva on no-go list
    355 35  -  JOE DORAI By A THIRD soccer player has pulled out of Singapore's team for the Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 5-22. Stopper Norhalis Shafik withdrew from the squad after attending yesterday morning's training session at the Jalan Besar Stadium. He
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    THREE BITES IN ONE GO FOR MAY MAY
    314 35  - THREE BITES IN ONE GO FOR MAY MAY JANICE SEAH By LAI MAY MAY beat Junie Sng's national record and broke two other marks in a heat for the 100 metres freestyle for girls' under-17 at the 23rd annual Schools National swimming championships at Shaw Pool yesterday May May, 15,
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    Former 'keeper saves Hitachi with his goal
    232 35  -  J. RAJENDRAN By KOH Chuan Hwee, who is more well known for his goalkeeping prowess, turned coal-scorer yesterday in Hitachi Consumer's 1-0 win over Far East Levingston in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division 2A match at tne Jalan Besar Stadium. Koh,
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    Second place for Tee Suan
    61 35 INTERNATIONAL Tan Tee Suan had to be content with second place in both races two and three in the Lark Open yachting championship, off Changi Sailing Club, on SunReulU Baee I: 1 S. U. Tan 2 Tan Tee Suan 3 Tan Kok Wah. Race S:
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    25 35 A TABLE TENNIS tournament will be held at the Ang Mo Kio Community Centre on Aug. 2 in conjunction with National Day celebrations
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    SRC rekindle title hopes
    345 35  -  LEONARD KING By SINGAPORE Recreation Club rekindled their championship hopes with a hardfought 1-0 win over Jansenites in a Strobel Premier League hockey match at the Padang yesterday. Though SRC fielded a full-strength side for the first time this season, it was Jansenites who applied the
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    Merill Lynch-ed
    130 35 PRICE WATERHOUSE continued their calculated march towards the Anchor Business Houses squash league quarter-finals with a convincing 5-0 win over Merill Lynch at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night, writes HAKIK AT RAJ. But the clash for the top position in their group will only be settled
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    Island Club take lion's share
    183 35  -  DEREK WILD By HALF the Singapore Golf Association's 12--strong squad for the annual match against the Malaysian GA at Kuala Lumpur's Royal Selangor club on Friday and Saturday week come from the Singapore Island Country Club. They are Prem Sachdev, Douglas Ooi, Daniel Lim, Wong
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    68 35 leltter It t t ■lei It 1 4 rakmut It 4 •ferna It J i :iim it t 4 ifpprl It I 1 *>a«1 It I t lltNl It I i IK It II II f 7 7 FAN LEAGI'E iURI II 7 t vrpprl 11 1 Meter II
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    Fandi will be put to the acid test
    588 35  -  It's the final hurdle and until Monday THE final leg of Fandi Ahmad's trials with Ajax Amsterdam begins today and, until Aug. 2, he will be put through a strenuous grind of physical training in the mornings and matches in the evenings.
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    Ramlan, Lily undefeated
    163 35 SAILORS Ramlan All and lily Tan proved worthy of their salt in the national schools championships, off hangi, over the weekend. hangkat Chanel Primary's Ramlan, the defending champion in the Optimist class, and Lily, of Temasek Secondary, in the mixed Optimist class, won all their three races
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      79 35 ATHLETICS Intci-Pri- Park Dynamos (Jalan Besar. ■an school meet (N.ilinnal 7.30 p. m SGBFL Dlv. 1: PoStail'ium. 2 p m lice SA v Port Authority RC HOCKKV Strvfeel Preml- (Police Academy. sp. m er: Sir v IA (Padang. 5.30 SQIASH Aaea«r Bwtaeai I m SHA Dlv. I: Police B v
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    NTUC to help unions in objective wage talks
    471 36  -  IVAN LIM, By I Our Labour Correspondent Move is in line with the new-style pay formulation THE National Trades Union Congress will ensure that trade unions make realistic claims when the new-style wage formulation between labour and management gets underway. The more
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    210 36 TEL AVIV, Mon. Israel's war in Lebanon has so far cost the government here more than US$l billion ($2.1 billion) with an extra US$5OO million needed to replace military equipment. Although Industry and Trade Minister Gideon Patt says that tf c Israeli economy
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    87 36 MANILA, Mon. Four Muslim rebels were killed by a hand grenade explosion while they were considering a surrender to the government in the southern Philippines, army officials said today. They said the incident occurred last Thursday as the (our members of the Moro National Liberation Front
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    58 36 NEW YORK. Mon. South Korea has threatened to cancel contracts with France worth thousands of millions of dollars if France recognises North Korea, the US magazine Newsweek said in its latest edition. It added that French President Francois Mitterrand had been about to carry out a campaign promise
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    Thach fails to narrow the differences
    333 36  - Thach fails to narrow the differences M. G. G. PILLAI By Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach has postponed his departure for Bangkok by one day after his talks here today showed that the two countries remained far apart on their respective views
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    128 36 Gold still maintains value after 360 years ZURICH, Mon. Paid for in gold, a sack of wheat costs about the same now as it did over three and a half centuries ago, according to calculations by a major Swiss bank. Quoting historical documents from the early 17th Century, Credit Suisse
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    20 36 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH CABLE RECEIVED: MOM CHAMI AMMU mother or Devagl 44 Andrew's Avenue passed away on 26-7-82 in India.
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    409 36 'Europe will get tougher with US' warning LONDON, Monday FRENCH Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson, complaining in an interview published here yesterday that Washington was turning a deaf ear to Europe, warned that Europe would "get tougher" with the United States if it did not change its policy. In the interview
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    138 36 Troops seize 3 Red camps BANGKOK, Mon. Government troopa have seized three camp* in southern Thailand used by insurgent* •f the Communist Party of Malaya during an operation that began In early July, a military spokesman said today. A spokesman for the Internal Security Operations Command said the ramps were
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    45 36 VIENNA, Mon. The first UN world conference on ageing to try and wrrk out a comprehensive plan to deal with problems posed to society by increased life expectancy, opened here today with delegates from 120 countries. The conference ends on Aug 6. AFP
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      381 36 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's financial Daily TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. An airfare war is looming in New I Zealand. In the words of a Singapore Airlines spokesman, it is a "carbon copy of the Australian international civil aviation policy" which has been abandoned. What Singapore Land has to say of rumours that it
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      127 36 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Pair. TEMP. (C) op to 8 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mln. SUNSET today: 7.11 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: "J. 15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER AfeUMe 4 18C Fine Mulli 23 31 C Cloudy iUngkak 25 33C Cloudy Melbaame 9MC Fine BeijUg 19 29C Cloudy Ntmv 12
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      Gee whiz, Eugene!
      1429 1 AT 13, Eugene Volokh is already a genius in business. This young mastermind has developed two computer programs which are saving big companies thousands of dollars. Eugene is studying mathematics and computer science at the University of California in Los Angeles. He has a startling IQ of
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        804 3 CHARITY has become big business in Hollywood. And the stars in Tinsel Town have shown they do care about things other than how large their name should be on the billing The list of stars who now travel the world to help raise money
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        615 3 AT LBAST one dragon still lives in Hongkong. Jackie Chan or Seng Loong (He Who Becomes a Dragon), as he is known to his Asian audiences is the fiery king of martial arts in Asia and, perhaps, the world. The talented star has already
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        281 4 ITALY'S fashion designers signalled a return to elegance last Friday In their winter 1983 shows. The R«me shews, once lusting a week and including all-night parties reminiscent of the dolce \ltn years, were In step with the lean 198*8 and limited U only two days. Absent were
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        539 4 SU QUEK and photographer STEVEN LEE discover elegant clothes that are suitable I BELONG to a large extended family loads of aunts, sisters-in-law, cousins you name it, we have it even an old great-aunt of 98. Which is great, mind you, for a support system
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        819 4 Dedicated love and care ZHANG MEI-JI remembers SHE died of "unknown causes", after three operations in two weeks. There was a needle stuck in her left arm, another in her right arm, a tube came out of her abdomen and another spouted from one of her legs. "Why don't they
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      Beauty secrets
      282 5 Beauty secrets IT'S a question that good-looking, well-pre-served women answer all the time. How do you do it? What are your beauty secrets? Well, according to Lilian Yeo and Rose Tsui, it's remaining interested in life. Lilian, who's on the verge of turning 61, has three daughters and a son
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      386 5  -  Linda Neo The autumn-winter collections in Paris began on Sunday, and will continue throughout the week. What's new this year, what colours and shapes will we be wearing? SUZY PATTERSON speculates. HEMLINES will dip and soar during next autumn's couture collections which started on Sunday.
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      395 2 HDsrwin f^ jV tv ML \JMmfm+ 41 w HORIZON Did Darwin (iet It ■ti kvi-imk n» Third Wrong? (Ch 5, 11.21 p.m.): Darwin's afternoon Matinee Iwni mHj /i K»wrh s theory claims that man may have Because You're Mine (Ch rSfipn^ In todays line- evolved from lesser forms Of life
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      366 2 others. In this appraisal. Barry Took leafs through the pages of Green's books and exposes the truths behind acting, golf, rugby and sailing, and introduces a largely unknown character Squire Haggard 7.W World New* 7.M News About Britain 7.1S Letter From London 7.ZS Scotland This Week ~.3» Sports International B.M
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      482 2 S.JI AM Good Morning IWJ The Time Of Your Life Singapore CM Food For News IJi Focus On .c A d~.i.i Women IJt Health Bre.vk I bought C« Art Of Posit ye ym Slar Watch lX Tne Thinking 7.M News 7JI Star Ju|j( Andrews stor y 4 M Watch 145
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