The Straits Times, 28 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Jeya says 'sorry' to the House
    414 1  -  LESLIE FONG and LEE KIM CHEW By MX J. B. Jeyaretnam yesterday came perilously close to being sent to the Attorney-iieneral for possible criminal prosecution for a breach of parliamentary privilege but saved himself at the very last minute by saying "sorry" to the
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    New PUB rates every 3 months
    1235 1  -  RONNIE LIM, Our Energy Correspondent By But revisions of vari MRT linos to be built in tandem?: P. 12 VC offenders may face stiMer portal tie*: P. 13 WHY some were loft out Of HDB flat balloting: P. 12 6 BARRING periods of temporary
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    the wasters
    161 1 ALMOST 3.000 domestic households in Sing? pore are using over 2,000 inits of electricity a mon! As a measure how wasteful such households are, each of them is using as much electricity as a dozen five-room HDB flats. They will now have to pay through the nose for
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    The kWh unit
    78 1 THE basir unit by which electricity coir imption is measured is the kilowatt hour. This moans that each unit metered and appearing on the monthly PUB bill is eqnhmleal to 1,000 watts binned in an hour. One kWh unit is the amount of electricity that would be
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    Israelis launch land, sea and air attacks
    339 1 Israelis launch land, sea and air attacks BEIRUT, Tuesday ISRAELI forces attacked Beirut from land, sea and air today as United States envoy Philip Habib arrived in Jerusalem to conduct increasingly desperate negotiations to get the Palestinian guerillas to leave the besieged Lebanese capital. As Israeli gunners kept up a
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    COUNTDOWN TO SUNDAY
    49 1 KICK-OFF time Is this Sunday. In The Sunday Times. Far Andy Capp and a clutch of the favourite comics you mayhave though: you'd never see again. Funny Burs Bunny. Sardonic Felffer. Witty Wizard of lz. Devastating Garth. They're In this week's Sunday Times. D*n't miss them.
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    Lock icon Blasts close the Strand
    64 1 LONDON, Tues. Fire and more than 20 small explosions rocked one of London's largest department stores early today, forcing the closure of the Strand and showering ash on Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden. The cause of the fire was unknown, but Deputy Fire Chief Dennis Willmott
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    Art Buchwald joins us
    4 1 Art Buchwald joins us
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    YOUTHS RIOT IN LIVERPOOL
    64 1 LIVERPOOL, Tues Violence erupted here today as gangs of youth* began hurling bri'-Ls and stones at police In Toxteth scene of of bloody rioting In July last year when 251 policemen were Intared. Police said today's outbreak of violence followed an attack on a policemen by
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    New CPF cash helps more people to own homes
    318 1 New CPF cash helps more people to own homes LABOUR Minister Ong Teng Cheong explained j yesterday how contribu- i tions to the Central Provident Fund play "a pivotal role" in Singapore's economic growth and help more people own homes. Speaking in Parliament, Mr Ong, who is also the j
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    Ministry may phase out games arcades
    326 1 THE government is considering phasing out all amusement centres, beginning with those near schools, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Culture, Mr S. Dhanabalan, told Parliament yes- terday. The proposed move is -in view of "the undesirable influence these amusement centres have over schoolchildren
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    WHEN ALL IS LOST..
    43 1 6 WHAT is the point, may I ask, of preserving our physlcalinfrastructure intact, if we were turned into another Poland, Kampuchea or any satellite appendage of a modernday imperialist power? question posed by a reader in Forum: Page 17.
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      96 1 52 pages today Miss Universe Back Page SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3, 4, EDITORIAL II LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19,22- 34 CLASSIFIEDS 25-35 COMICS 14 CAUSEWAY 15 SPORTS 3*-» The resettled unsettled Reporter PAUL JANSEN, In America on a World Press Institute fellowship, writes of the ghosu* that still
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      502 2 Inflammatory letters OFFICIALS in the Ministry of Culture have been receiving many abusive, anonymous letters on censorship ever since the findings of the Review Committee on Censorship were revealed. But the Minister of State (Culture), Major Fong Sip Chee, added that there were sensible letters as well. "This time,
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      Comment
      208 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE new electricity rates announced by Dr Tony Tan are virtually painless to all but energy wastrels, and are in line with the conservation policy. The new system of quarterly price adjustments is also welcome. It makes the inevitable price increases easier to cope with
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      BACKGROUND
      63 2 CULT COMEBACK RELIGIOUS sects are making a comeback in America. In a country which was deeply affected by the 1978 tragedy in Guyana in which 900 followers of Rev Jim Jones died, many cults are recovering lost ground. But public resistance to their re-emergence to positions of prominence is
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      SPORTS
      307 2 Billie rates McEnroe BILLJE Jean King says John McEnroe may lose his No. 1 rating in the men's tennis circuit because he doesn't practice enough. "I don't think he's been working out and I don't think he takes care of himsfif enough," said Billie Jean. "I think it's going
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      335 2 SCOPE FOR EXPANDING TRADE WITH CHINA CHINA offers excellent new market opportunities for Singapore exporters, especially with the Western economies in the midst of recession. This is because the Chinese economy is to some extent insulated from the stagnation facing the West, said Mr Chan Chee Seng, Senior
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      568 2 Sudan offers refuge PRESIDENT Jaafar Numeiry of Sudan has offered refuge to the estimated 6,000 Palestinian guerillas besieged by the Israelis in west Beirut. The Sudan News Agency quoted Mr Numeiry as saying his offer "would safeguard the perpetuation of the Palestinian revolution and enable the Palestinians
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      SECTION 2
      309 2 New drama award THE drama festival this year will feature an award, newly created, for Best Production. The Culture Ministry, organiser of the annual event, hopes that this award for each of the four language streams will encourage more interest and upgrade standards. There will be two dramas
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      153 2 Highway robbery THE first highway robbery this year occurred on Monday night and the victims included 11 Singaporeans. They were among 40 tourists in a tour coach travelling along Yong Peng-Muar road. At 11.15 p.m., the driver stopped along the highway to change a punctured tyre. They
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      SECTION 3 (Spore edition)
      158 2 Reviving calligraphy MR LEE KHOON CHOY, Senior Minister ot State (Prime Minister's Office), and Mr Ho Kah Leong, Parliamentary Secretary (Ministry of Education have agjeed to do their bit to revive public interest in calligraphy. They will take up the brush at the Singapore Calligraphy 1982
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Sudan offers besieged Palestinians refuge
      476 3 KHARTOUM, Tuesday PRESIDENT Jaafar Numeiry of Sudan has said Palestinian guerillas now besieged by Israel in West Beirut could go to his country to regroup themselves, the Sudan News Agency (Suna) reported last night. The agency said it had been told by Mr Numeiry that
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      Lock icon 5 African states ask to be on 'poor list'
      224 3 5 African states ask to be on 'poor list' ADDIS ABABA, Tues. Africa's economic situation has become so grave that five more states have appealed to be listed among the world's least developed countries (LDCs), a top African economist said today. Mr Adebayo Adedeii, executive secretary of the Economic Commission
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      Lock icon Another party joins Begins coalition
      185 3 TEL AVIV, Tues. Prime Minister Menachem Begin yesterday expanded his coalition in the 120-member Israeli Parliament from 61 to 64 members, giving him a firm majority for the first time since last year's rltvtions. The three- man. ultranaiionalist Tehiya (Renaissance) Party joined the government to
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      Lock icon PLO MAY SAY NO'
      69 3 BEIRUT, lues. The Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) has yet to reply to an offer by President Jaafar Numeiry of Sudan to provide a haven for their guerillas besieged in West Beirut. Palestinian sources said today the PLO is unlikely to take up the offer because Mr
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      Lock icon OAU meeting off again
      67 3 TRIPOLI, Tues. The opening of an Organisation of African Unity (OAU) ministerial meeting was delayed again today by a deadlock over the presence of Polisario guerillas who are fighting for possession of the western Sahara which is under Moroccan rule. Ministers were locked in negotiations over
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      Black fury of war
      43 3 PALESTINIAN gunners opening up with an antiaircraft gun at Israeli jets in Beirut on Monday. The Israeli planes, in repeated swoops, hit an arms depot, from where a black cloud of smoke was rising in the background. MM picture.
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      Lock icon Venezuela raises oil output after talks collapse
      386 3 Venezuela raises oil output after talks collapse CARACAS, Tuesday VENEZUELA has gone ahead and raised oil output following the recent failure of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) to reimpose formal production quotas, official statistics here showed. Output averaged 1.87 million barrels daily in the week ending July 20,
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      Lock icon Now Iran hails peace efforts
      190 3 Now Iran hails peace efforts LONDON, Tues. Iranian Prime Minister Hossein Mousavi said yesterday his country would welcome peace efforts aimed at ending the Gulf war on the basis of an Iraqi withdrawal from Iranian territory. Mr Mousavi, however, did not mention the overthrow of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein who,
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      Lock icon Cuba's stand
      30 3 HAVANA. Tues. Cuba will start withdrawing its troops from Angola after South African forces pull out of Namibia and not before, Cuban President Fidel Castro said yesterday. AFP.
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      Lock icon Former Iranian navy chief is pardoned
      106 3 LONDON, Tues. Former Iranian navy head Admiral Mahmoud Alavi. who was jailed for alleged links with US intelligence agents, has been pardoned along with 92 other political prisoners, Teheran newspapers said today. They said the prisoners, all convicted by military tribunals, were granted amnesty
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon GUERILLAS SURPRISE VIETS AND SEIZE VILLAGE
      180 4 GUERILLAS SURPRISE VIETS AND SEIZE VILLAGE BANGKOK, Tues. Cambodian resistance fighters surprised a Vietnamese force inside Cambodia and seized control of a key village near the Thai frontier. Colonel Yam Supon. the guerilla commander, said about 300 Vietnamese troops were at Ban Soriya when the surprise attack began yesterday. He
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      Lock icon Perez warns against sudden cut in Cambodia aid
      274 4 Perez warns against sudden cut in Cambodia aid united NATIONS, Tuesday UNITED Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said yesterday that any sudden cut-off in humanitarian aid to the people of Cambodia could lead to a recurrence of serious shortages and undo what had already been achieved. Addressing a meeting
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      Lock icon Suzuki acts on textbook row
      556 4 Fears ties with China and S. Korea may be affected TOKYO, Tuesday PRIME Minister Zenko Suzuki, faced today with an i/ficial Chinese diplomatic protest at revisions of textbook accounts of Japanese military conduct, and the imminent arrival of a South Korean delegation on a similar
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      Mid-air bottle battle with five
      424 4 BEIJING Tnes. Aa an American tourist group looked on aghast. Chinese passengers and crewmen aboard a hijacked civilian airliner fought a desperate battle In mid-air on Sunday with five hijackers, who blasted a hole In the side of the plunging aircraft before being overwhelmed. An
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Chinese minister fired
        72 4 THE CHINESE Communist Party announced in Beijing yesterday the firing of Chemical Industry Vice-minister Yang Yibang, the highest ranking official thus far removed from office in the drive against economic wrongdoings. Mr Yang was found to have illicitly cooperated with an imposter from Hongkong who swindled him
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        Lock icon Indira off to US
        74 4 PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi left New Delhi yesterday for her first visit to the United States in 11 years to convince the Reagan administration that India is not a Soviet ally and is truly non-aligned. She is expected to stress that India wants to be friends
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        Lock icon Mad Mike' guilty
        64 4 A SOUTH African supreme court judge found mercenary leader Colonel "Mad Mike Hoare and four other soldiers of fortune guilty in Pietermaritzburg yesterday of air piracy charges in the botched coup attempt against the Seychelles last November. But judge Neville James said allegations of South African government
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        Lock icon Visit to patch up ties
        88 4 A SOVIET parliamentary delegation led by Deputy Speaker of the Supreme Soviet Antanas Stasevich Barkauskas arrived on Monday in Jakarta to patch up diplomatic relations with Indonesia following last February's Soviet spy scandal here which resulted in the expulsion of a Soviet embassy military attache
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      Lock icon Indonesia and US hold talks on defence
      258 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday met Indonesian Defence and Security Minister General Mohammed Jusuf for talks which included the modernisation of Indonesia's armed forces. Defence officials said regional security issues were also discussed in the context of Indonesia's membership in Asean.
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      Lock icon Kai Yau pays courtesy call on Suharto
      61 4 Kai Yau pays courtesy call on Suharto JAKARTA, Tues. Mr Chan Kai Yau, the new Secretary-General of Asean, paid a courtesy call today on President Suharto. They exchanged views on Asean affairs, an Asean spokesman said. Mr Chan of Singapore succeeded Mr Narcisco Reyes of the Philippines who has completed
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      Lock icon Spore visit
      27 4 CANBERRA, Tues. Australian Defence Minister lan Sinclair will visit Singapore, the Philippines. Thailand and Malaysia from tomorrow to Aug 12, the Defence Ministry announced. UPI.
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      Lock icon Equal cuts in N-arms call endorsed by Reagan
      331 6 Equal cuts in N-arms call endorsed by Reagan WASHINGTON, Tuesday UNITED States President Ronald Reagan yesterday endorsed a resolution that supports equal reductions in the US and Soviet nuclear arsenals instead of a freeze on current levels of nuclear weapons. Mr Reagan yesterday also assured Congress that he was taking
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    • SIDELINERS
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        Lock icon Going hungry over donkey
        76 6 A BRAZILIAN says he has launched a hunger strike since Saturday to press his demand that Pope John Paul n pp»-sonally accept a donkey v >ffered as a gift two years ago. Damiao Galdino de Souza, 42, who arrived in Rome on Sunday, gave the donkey
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        Lock icon Screaming to a win
        48 6 A M-Y EAR-OLD farmer beat 40 younger participants to win the fifth annual screaming contest held in the north-western Italian town of Monforte D'Alba over the weekend. Carlo Rappalino's voice boomed to 124 decibels normal conversation is 50 decibels as 4,000 spectators listened. AP.
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        Lock icon Not the place for tips
        89 6 FEMALE dancers at a bar in Little Falls, Minnesota, who allowed military men to put dollar bills in their G-strings, will have to earn their tips with their clothes on, police say. Mr Gordon Wheeler, the owner of the camp store bar, was charged on
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        Lock icon Astronauts' baby
        46 6 AMKRICA'S first astronaut baby, a boy, was born on Monday to astronauts Dr Rhea Seddon Gibson and Robert "Hoot" Gibson at Clear Lake Hospital near the Johnson Space Centre in Houston. Mrs Cibson became the first of eight women astronauts to give birth. AP.
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      Lock icon Extension of one year on grain -sales
      175 6 Extension of one year on grain -sales- WASHINGTON. Toes. Inlted States President Ronald Reagan has derided on a year's extensloa of the existing agreement covering sales of US grain to the Soviet Union rather than negotiate a new pact, an American television network said yesterday. CBS News said the administration
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      Lock icon US warning on whale-hunting
      75 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. The US warned yesterday it would impose fishing sanctions against any nation which hunts whales after a worldwide ban takes affect in 1986. Dr John Byrne, US commissioner to the International Whaling Commission, said the US has laws to prohibit the importation of fish
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      Lock icon No command
      42 6 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Gen Mario Menendez, who commanded Argentine military forces on the Falkland Islands, has been removed from the army High Command while a commission investigates the loss of the islands. Argentine army Commander Gen Cristino Nicolaides said. AP.
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      Lock icon Recession yet to bottom out, US told
      295 6 Recession yet to bottom out, US told DALLAS, Tues WEST German Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff said yesterday the US recession had not yet hit bottom and predicted the world could face a depression unless there was a swing away from protectionism. The minister, on a tour of the United States,
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      Lock icon Admiral quits
      33 6 NORFOLK (Virginia). Tues. North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) naval commander-in-chief for the Atlantic, Admiral Harry Train, has resigned. US navy headquarters announced today. His successor has yet to be named. AFP
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      Lock icon Enders ends secret visit
      61 6 SAN SALVADOR, Tues. US Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Enders ended a secret two-day visit to El Salvador yesterday as President Ronald Reagan prepared to certify continued US aid here President Reagan must certify the US aid based on whether enough progress has been made in
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      IN THE OTHER WORDS..
      36 6 Our essential ex parts to you are hockey players and cold fronts. Oar main imports from you are baseball players and acid rain. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau to an American audience
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      Lock icon Internal strains in EEC over steel exports
      357 9 BRUSSELS, Tuesday OFFICIALS of the European Community and steel companies face tough internal strains as they try to conclude a new agreement on steel exports to the United States, diplomatic sources said. West Germany is resisting pressure to cut its steel exports to
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      Lock icon Peace theme in Falklands service 'upset Thatcher'
      210 9 IX)NDON, Tues. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and other Conservatives are reported to bo angry because the national Falkland Islands remembrance service yesterday had a peace theme and did not glorify the victory over Argentina. One report said the service at St Paul's Cathedral
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      IN OTHER WORDS..
      29 9 I THINK we have pat the railways back on the roads. Tra de union lea der Terry Duffy on the end of the British Rail strike.
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      Lock icon Coup bid general sues the PM
      138 9 Coup bid general sues the PM MADRID, Tues. Spain's Supreme Court agreed yesterday to hear a lawsuit against the Prime Minister and the Defence Minister from a general sentenced to 30 years in jail for his part in last year's abortive coup. Lieutenent-General Jaime Milans Del Bosch, who is appealing
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      Lock icon UN meets to cope with 1 billion aged by 2025
      320 9 VIENNA, Tuesday A UNITED Nations meeting opened yesterday to plan for an "age of ageing" in which the old, outnumbering the young for the first time in history, will have to be supported by a shrinking work force. The two-week
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      Lock icon 60 airlines to raise fares by up to 7 per cent
      274 9 60 airlines to raise fares by up to 7 per cent lATA GENEVA, Tuesday INTERNATIONAL airline executives agreed today to raise passenger fares by 2 to 7 per cent at an emergency meeting held to discuss how to stave off record losses expected to reach US$l.B7 billion (Ss4 billion) this
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      Lock icon Poland's cost of living doubles
      147 9 Poland's cost of living doubles WARSAW, Tues. Official figures yesterday said the cost of living in Poland had more than doubled in the first half of this year and sanctions by the West were pointed at as the cause of "serious difficulties." "Economic restrictions undertaken by the United States and
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      69 9 MOSCOW, Tues. The American wife of Russian hunger striker Yuri Balovlenkov left Moscow today after failing to win Soviet government permission for him to join her in the United Stales Mrs Elena Balovlenkov. who arrived a week ago from Baltimore, said Soviet emigration officials told Mrs
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      Lock icon 10.3 m jobless
      48 9 BRUSSELS, Tues. .'iropean Common Market ilgjres released yesterday showed 10.3 million people unemployed in June an increase of 1 ger cent in nine of the (immunity's 10 member countries. Figures for Greece were not included because of its different labour market and registration system. UPI.
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    US unlikely to drop Spore from no-duty list
    366 10  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By SINGAPORE will probably not be dropped from the US Generalised System of Preferences when the programme is renewea in 1985, a visiting US trade envoy said yesterday. Dr Harvey Bale, assistant US trade representative for international investment policy,
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    Book price talks urged
    271 10 GOVERNMENT bodies and other agencies involved in promoting the reading habit and sale of books should meet to discuss how book prices can be reduced. Major Fong Sip Chee, Minister of State (Culture), in calling for this dialogue yesterday, said high prices might well be the
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    39 10 Another point raised by Maj Fong Sip Chee was government censorship of imported publications. He said the above statistics provided by the Culture Ministry would "break the myth that the government has been repressive and Intransigent on the matter
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    Obscene mail follows report on censorship
    519 10 Ministry beset with hate letters OFFICIALS at the Ministry of Culture have been receiving many abusive, anonymous letters on censorship since the findings of the Review Committee on Censorship earlier this year. This was revealed by the Minister of State (Culture), Major Fong Sip
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    Plans to make food handling more hygienic
    283 10 SINGAPOREANS and visitors to Singapore can expect more hygienic and wholesome food served in cleaner eating places in the years ahead. A senior public health inspector of the Environment Ministry, Mr Yeo Eng Kok, said yesterday that Singapore's growing status as an international
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    Syllabus will be easier for Muslim pupils
    190 10 Syllabus will be easier for Muslim pupils THE Islamic Religious Knowledge svl'abus which will be taught to secondary three and four Muslim pupils from 1984 is expected to be simpler than the old one. This is to make it easier for pupils, most of whom are in English stream schools,
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    Vaccination for 600 pilgrims
    128 10 A MASS vaccination (or about 600 Muslims, intending to go for the pilgrimage the Ha], was carried out at the Muslim Religious Council's (Muis) office in Empress Place during the past two days. The vaccination was carried out by two health officers from the Environment Ministry.
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    Record 32 win PMs book prize
    332 10 Record 32 win PMs book prize THIS year's Prime Ministor's Book Prize award for top bilingual students will go to 32 winners, making this the highest number of recipients so far. The annual award for bilingual excellence started eight years ago. It will be presented at the SEAMEO Regional Language
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    Sleeping teenager punched awake
    158 10 Sleeping teenager punched awake A TEENAGE boy was awakened by punches and kicks from two men who had accompanied a couple to a Toa Payoh flat to look for their missing son. Isaac Seeranjeevi Joshua was sleeping in his grandmother's flat at Toa Payoh when labourer Vairavasundaram so Sundaram, 24,
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    I had no reason to doubt that cargo was sent: Ex-MD
    301 10 A FORMER managing director of Crescent Impex Pte Ltd told the High Court yesterday that he had no reason to doubt that a consignment of sugar for Somali, arrangea by the company, had been shipped. Mr Joseph Tan Kwang
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    Number of May visitors up nearly 6 pc
    271 11 Number of May visitors up nearly 6 pc OFFICIALS of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) can breathe a little easier Nearly 6 per cent more visitors came to Singapore in May than in the same month last year. This was a relief to the board as April saw no
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    Better chance of winning
    54 11 KKWKK tickets will be sold for the special $1 million first prize Singapore Sweep in September 2.4 million instead of thr usual 3 million This means a better chance for someone to become that lastant millionaire. Of course, he will have to pay $2 instead of
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    The dear heart and lonely people
    451 11  -  EVELfN NG By Social Services Correspondent THREE years ago, Captain Ruth Pascoe of the Salvation Army was so moved by the loneliness, poverty and spiritual need of some senior citizens in Chinatown that sne started a get-together for a group of them. The group,
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    Singa may have met his match
    466 11 SINGA, the courtesy mascot, ought to hop on SBS service No 213 to meet the driver whose courteous ways, we have been told, are hard to beat. The driver is so popular that a Siglap resident called the Courtesy Hotline yesterday to say people
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    Death-fall worker 'did not use his safety belt
    200 11 Death-fall worker 'did not use his safety belt- A STEEL and Iron worker, Mr Ng Kam Kong, 21, plunged to his death while working on the roofing of the Joo Chlat Complex worksite on Nov 7 last year, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The court was told that Mr Ng
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    Driver in two-death mishap to pay $77,000
    224 11 A CAR driver, involved in an accident in which two woman pedestrians were killed and another injured, yesterday agreed to pay damages totalling $77,000 in settlement of civil claims against him. The High Court heard that at about 8.% a.m. on Nov 3.
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    THE JACK CHIA CASE Company 'lost $1 m in its first year of operation'
    510 11 THE JACK CHIA CASE Company 'lost $1 m in its first year of operation' JACK Chla-MPH Ltd; its chairman, Mr Jack Chia; Sunwell Pte Ltd (a JC-MPH subsidiary); and Mr Liew Shou Kong (a director of both JCMPH and Sunwell) are being sued for about $9 million for an alleged
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    COURTESY HOTLINE
    14 11 COURTESY HOTLINE RESPECTFULNESS without courtesy and good manners becomes laborious a bustl,- 7 Confucius
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  • PARLIAMENT REPORTS
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      1,200 firms, 21 govt bodies take to computers
      325 12 1,200 firms, 21 govt bodies take to computers ABOUT 1,200 companies have installed computers. These range from mini-computers to large systems. Seven ministries and government departments .irnl 14 statutory boards haw ihrir own systems. Four of (hem had expanded their facilities and six had now systems installed in the past
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      HDB improving water pressure of 1,200 blocks
      200 12 THE Housing Board has taken measures to improve the water pressure in more than 1,200 blocks of flats with low pressure, the Minister for State (National Development), Mr I-ee Yock Suan, said yesterday. The HDB is installing an additional main pipe with separate
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      Barker tells why he had to move the motion
      2008 12 Reporters: LESLIE FONG, PHILIP LEE, IRENE NGOO, LEE KIM CHEW, AHMAD OSMAN and RAY DHALIWAL Jeya says sorry to the House 'Parliament is supreme and the rule of law must prevail' A HUSH fell upon the House when Law Minister E.
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      MRT LINES BUILT TOGETHER
      295 12 CONSTRUCTION of the proposed Mass Rapid Transit system in Singapore may be staggered in such a way that part of the second line could come on stream shorth after the first line is completed. t omnium ci t ion* Minister Ong Teng C'heong said regardless of
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      MORE SOURCES
      119 12 THE Ministry of National j Development is looking for more sources of supply for beef and mutton to ensure that prices remain stable. This is an additional safeguard. The ministry is I confident that supplies will be adequate in the future as the countries i supplying Singapore are
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      Reasons for being left out of flat balloting
      311 12 Reasons for being left out of flat balloting AN APPLICANT for a Housing Board flat caa find himself excluded from balloting while others with bigger regisr tration numbers get ahead of him. The Minister for Stat^ National Development Mr Lee Yock Suan, yesterday explained how this could happen in reply
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      Hawkers pay only $10 for removal of refuse
      127 12 Hawkers pay only $10 for removal of refuse HAWKERS in Housing-' Board estates pay only' $10 a month to the Environment Ministry for col-^ letting and disposing their., refuse much less than i the $20 minimum charge"; levied for the same scry- ice for non-domestic* 1 premises. This was disclosed
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      Slowing down the old work-horse
      299 12 SINGAPOREANS should be advised to prepare for old age long before they face the problems, Health Minister Howe Yoon Chong told Parliament yesterday. The average citizen, said Mr Howe, should not be allowed to remain a work-horse all his life, but should make plans on
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      How the PUB kept power rates down
      666 13 Buffer fund helped to offset fuel oil price increase CONSUMERS have been sheltered from increases in PUB electricity tariffs in the last 18 months, despite higher fuel oil costs. PUB has been able to hold down monthly electricity bills by drawing from a
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      VC offenders may face stiffer penalties
      322 13 VC offenders may face stif fer penalties VIGILANTE Corps mem(hts can expect stiffer penalties soon for < jmmitting offences. iVtention of up to 40 days and fines of up to $200 have been proposed in now schedule of offences and penalties under the Vigilante Corps (Amendment) Bill introduced by Home
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      Machines may be used to clean estates
      173 13 THE Housing Board will use machines to clean all its housing estates if a pilot project in Ghim Moh estate is successful. A full-scale evaluation of these machines in use is being carried out in Ghim Moh estate, Minister of State (National Development),
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      Govt not keen on extending retirement for bonus reason
      269 13 THE government will not encourage extending the service of a retiring civil servant to Dec 31 just for him to qualify for the 13th month annual wage supplement. Finance Minister Hon Sui Sen told Mr Eric (neon* (Toa Pay oh) he
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      Liquor licences to be renewed automatically
      143 13 WHOLESALERS and re'ailers of liquor are no longer required to get government approval to renew their licences. Their businesses will be automatically renewed if no objections were lodged with the Liquor Licensing Board. New applicants for liquor licences, however, must continue to advertise their
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      Twelve new Bills
      74 13 TWELVE government Bills were introduced yesterday. These are: Judges' Remuneration(Amendment) Bill, Charities Bill, Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) Bill, Trustees (Amendment) Bill, Residential Property (Amendment) Bill and the Land Titles (Strata) (Amendment) Bill. Others are: Vigilante Corps (Amendment) Bill, Telecommunication Authority of Singapore Bill, Regulation of Employment (Amendment) Bill,
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      Societies with paltry funds cannot sue
      1567 14 Law to check abuse such as WP suit against ex-MP THE Societies Act was amended yesterday to prevent a political party or any registered society from initiating legal suits without first ensuring that it had the money to meet the legal costs that it
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      908 reached for the sky
      63 14 A TOTAL of 28.685 people 25,779 men and 2,906 women have applied to become pilots with the Republic of Singapore Air Force since 1973. (>' these. 908 vwrc for flyin(? training. MMM MiniMer Goh Chok TonK said in leply to a uuestion from Mr Eric
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      716 14 UIC Computer announces the all-in-one computer system. TheHMCif&OO is the only comprehensively-packaged business microcomputer. v V^rjk ff? EBBifßßa^a^aSaJ fl^H 11 B*£ H H II nUißft #aY H B .77 j i iWl"""»aißJEa^jLAji2^B a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H £4aU&_^C'tt am *m am -*1_ am. a* a^av m Ban. a^KJ^aW m. ■a^k Kaßmßam m Bar *f
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      93 14 Bringing Up Father By Bill KtvaaaghC Hal Camp 1 KAARRV MM/ PIP ME ASK ~¥CO? hJO— THAT'S VVHV 1 Blo— Me By Chic Young X COOKIB AND I I'lf THAT'S NOTTnuE'l f SEE... WE DONT EVEN AGREE Alley Pop By Dmre Oraue THERE SURE A AN' SINCE I'M SICK AND
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  • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      PHILIP WILL LEARN THAT COMPUTERS ARE FRIENDS
      559 15 WORKING sessions on the basics of computers and the impact of technology in AUPE's education programmes; SERIES of workshops to let nurses, clerks and administrative staff and Telecoms workers know what the effect of computers and other technology would be on their Jobs;
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      8 Burmese acquitted of opium trafficking
      123 15 EIGHT Burmese seamen were yesterday acquitted on charges of drug trafficking after the prosecution withdrew the counts against them. They were Them Aung, 42, master of the vessel, Nviini Tin, 22. Chit Sein, 42, Aung Zak, 22, Ko Lwin, 42, Myint Them, 32. Aung
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      Forum on Buddhism
      43 15 A FORUM on Buddhism and Morality will be held at the National University of Singapore on Saturday at 2 p.m. It is being organised by the NTS Buddhist Society and will include topics such as Buddhism as a social philosophy.
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      Four hurt in two separate knife attacks
      262 15  - Four hurt in two separate knife attacks PAUL WEE By Home Affairs Desk FOUR people, including a man and his two sons, are being treated in the Singapore General Hospital for serious stab wounds following two separate knife attacks on Sunday and Monday night. One victim, Mr Tan Hong Buck,
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      Lock icon 11 Singapore – tourists in bus robbed by highway gang
      205 15 11 Singapore tourists in bus robbed by highway gang JOHORE BARU, Tues. Eleven Singaporeans were last night robbed by six gunmen when their tour coach broke down at the Yong Peng-Muar highway near here. They were among 40 tourists and two drivers on the bus robbed of a total of
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      Lock icon Four given indefinite stay of execution
      300 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Four convicts, including a Singaporean, due to be hanged this week under the Internal Security Act (ISA), today obtained a stay of execution from the High Court. Mr Justice Hashim Yeop Sani granted the order this morning which was later served
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      Lock icon 40 HOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE
      70 15 40 HOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE MOKK than 320 people were made homeless when an afternoon fire, fanned by strong winds, razed at least 4i houses In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. A series of explosions rooked the area, sending thousands of residents In the blazed kampung off Jalan Campbell fleeing from the
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      Lock icon AIRBUS FOR KUCHING ROUTE
      125 15 AIRBUS FOR KUCHING ROUTE KUCHING, Tues. Malaysy.n Airline System yesterday announced two daily flights from Kuching to Singapore in its new flight schedule for Sarawak following the introduction of Airbus operations here from Aug 1. A Boeing 737 would leave at 8.35 a.m. and an Airbus at 2 p.m. From
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      Lock icon Taha murder case: Court order challenged
      370 15 Taha murder case: Court order challenged KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MOHAMED Nordin bin Johan, 33, one of the five men charged with the murder of former Negri Sembilan Speaker Datuk Mohamed Taha Talib, has filed an application challenging the validity of two certificates issued by the Attorney -General at the Tampin
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    THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS..
    488 16 A welcome move I by PUB on prices DESPITE the euphoria in some circles over the current oil glut and the disarray in Opec, Dr Tony Tan is being no more than realistic when he tells us that oil prices may be expected to rise relentlessly.
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    How not to play the Soviet card
    1952 16  - How not to play the Soviet card DIMITRI SiMES 'Moderation, not belligerence, is the way to handle the Soviets' COMMENT By Of The New York Times Madman's far from hurt by Lebanon war There is a real and present danger that, instead of moderating Soviet behaviour, Mr Reagan's policies will
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    Lock icon Alliance has 'never been so frayed'
    615 16  - Alliance has 'never been so frayed' Flora Lewis By AFTER their testy relations with President Carter. European leaders who thought President Reagan would lead the alliance to a smoother course have been startled into anger and distress. Tensions have been growing since Mr Reagan's European trip last month. all the
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      51 16 OTHER PEOPLE MAKE ORGANS LOWREY MAKES MAGIC LCHVREY r; Gem Organ (Italy) Sss9o abovo Lowrey Piano (USA.) 552,890 above Thomas Grayson (H.K.) 552,900 (also for rental) Hire Purchase available up to 24 months LOVREY /MUSIC HOUSE PTE LTD UNIT 221. 2ND FLOOR. PLAZA SINGAPURA.-;, 33/5665 88 ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 0923
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      357 16 Confucius said H V^H fl^B^^^^ff^pH^^^^H lf a man correc f m nis °wn Derson H H I^^^V H D^^^P I I I tnen there will c obedience without orders being given, but if he is not correct in his nwn person, there will not oe obedience even though orders iAiii#
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  • FORUM
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      The sea should be the first line
      261 17 The sea should be the first line Defence tactics and the enemy... IT IS interesting to note the "Noble" (No Beachhead Lost to the Enemy) warefare concept mentioned by Mr Chan Kwee Sung (ST. July 22). Mr Chan has probably misunderstood what Fibua is all about and why we need
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      Rules must be enforced
      73 17 LET not the desire to treat students like adults go to the extent that there be a lack of discipline in school. I come from a junior college where some students do not tuck in their shirts, shout at the top of their voices and bang
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      No greater cost than losing one's motherland
      332 17 THE letter from your reader Chan Kwee Sung (ST, July 22) must be music to the ears of potential aggressors. The reader, undoubtedly a fellow patriot and Singaporean, is prepared to fight for our country but only up to the perimeters of our
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      Shock at continued killing of whales
      93 17 Shock at continued killing of whales IT IS inconceivable that any country should want to exploit an animal, especially one at the brink of extinction. More so, when it entails the brutal slaughtering of whales, a defenceless, friendly and intelligent animal. I was shocked that Japan, Russia, Norway and Iceland,
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    • ON THE AIR
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        Pleased with SBC
        68 17 I AM pleased to learn that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (ST. July 20) has some good movies lined up for telecast. Keep it up! Since Pops in Germany did not pass the censor, SBC should try to acquire Top of the Pops, a British musical series. I
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        Call for Ultraman
        40 17 WE are ardent fans of the TV series Ultraman and Monsters from Outer Space. We missed certain episodes when the series were telecast some years back. Would SBC kindly consider repeating the programmes. ULTRAMAN ADDICTS Singapore i*K
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      Attending courses only to please principals
      190 17 Attending courses only to please principals THE Institute of Education's in-service courses are purportedly run for the benefit of teachers. Many of them, howewer, find such courses of dubious value and attend them only to please their principals. Generally, teachers attend these courses not because they are genuinely interested but
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    • REPILES
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        Get together and solve the problem
        273 17 Get together and solve the problem PLEASE refer to your article "Residents must pay to get rid of others' rubbish" (July 19, 1982). I would like to clarify that the "crates, baths, tyres and big boxes" left all over the place in Changi Gardens Complex are from some of the
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        A bridge too far
        44 17 NO one seems to use the overhead bridge at the Bukit Merah Interchange because it is at the wrong place. The bridge should be built across from the interchange to the entrance of the NTUC Supermarket instead. CONCERNED Singapore M«
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      Saying 'sir' is simple courtesy
      124 17 REFERRING to someone as "Sir" is simple courtesy, not excessive courtesy. "Sir" does not need to follow every word uttered. I do not think Mr Michael Liew, in addressing our taxi drivers, suggested excessive use of the word. Saying "Sir" is not derogatory it is
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      Many in US use the word 'sir'
      82 17 Many in US use the word 'sir' I REFER to Mr Lee Nyuk Sze's letter (ST. July 22) in which he said that the Americans, English and Australians do not address their salesmen, porters and butchers as "Sirs." Let me inform you, Sir, that I have just returned for a
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      PHONE BOOKS Have thinner edition
      63 17 PHONE BOOKS Have thinner edition IS there any particular reason why the TAS should issue two bulky editions of the Singapore Phone Book in a year? A good deal of paper, money and manpower can be saved if a thinner midyear supplement is issued. The additional entries in the supplement
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      Hanyu Pinyin?
      104 17 NOW that Hanyu Pinyin seems the rage, how about a telephone directory in Hanyu Pinyin? K. H CHAN Singapore IMS THE Straits Times welcomes letters from reader*. All letters mutt include the writer's signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced,
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      $199,000 house valued at $295,000
      237 17 $199,000 house valued at $295,000 IN 1980, I bought a 980 sq ft flat in a 20-year-old development in Orchard Road. I paid $199,000 for it. The previous owner had paid $120,000 for it about a year before that. The transaction was completed in January last year. This month I
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      141 17 "It oil storied with o $500 fixed deposit. Got an assured niaji intorost roto on a $500 fixed deposit with CCS. No investor is too small. After all, today's small amount becomes tomorrow's large amount. Especially if you put it to work for you right from the start with CCS.
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      395 17 Mr Mrs i TanSri&PuanSri 2UIQ LimThiam Loy KhooTeck Puat are pleased to announce the engagement of their son their daughter Ronald Elizabeth on July 28, 1982 This evening, experienwaskwbk sensation at the Carria&Bar. rir~T he showbiz sensation is Chevy, r *4& m c most dynamic duo in town. ifl A
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  • BACKGROUND
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      US cults go underground — into respectability
      1113 18 US cults go underground into respectability IN A NATION that long ha* sheltered unorthodox religious views, a new generation of sects is steadily widening its influence across America and stirring up controversy wherever followers settle. Revulsion over the 1978 cult tragedy in Guyana in which 900 followers of the Reverend
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      Moonies call a truce over fishing trade
      671 18 WHEN Reverend John Murray founded America's first Universalist Church in Gloucester, Massachusetts, in 1774, mobs threatened his life and a town meeting voted to expel him. Curses "and sometimes stones followed his steps," one account notes. Rev Murray had to sue in court
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      Public distrusts group's counsel sessions
      406 18 Public distrusts group's counsel sessions THE historic Fort Harrison Hotel rises 11 stories above Tampa Bay in this resort town of 100,000 that likes to call itself "Sparkling Clearwater." But bubbling under this idyllic scene at Clearwater in Florida is an intense controversy over the Church of Scientology, a worldwide
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      'Let's treat them as good neighbours'
      225 18 'Let's treat them as good neighbours' SEITLERS saw the river criss-crossing beneath snow-covered peaks and called the area Paradise Valley. Then last year, the Church I'niversal and Triumphant bought a 4,86*-heetare ranch. Now some longtime residents fear trouble may be brewing in this Park County valley in Montana. Most church
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      CHURCH UNIVERSAL AND TRIUMPHANT
      168 18 CHURCH UNIVERSAL AND TRIUMPHANT California. Church officials uon't discuss membership, although estimates place it at between SJH and V>,m. Church leader Elizabeth Clare Prophet, 43, known as "Guru Ma" or simply "Mother," married church founder Mark Prophet, who died in 1973, and is now Mrs Francis. Church doctrine Is a
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      273 18 An exclusive hotel reservation service for businessmen travelling with Singapore Airlines. Introducing the SIA Premium Accommodation Plan Singapore Airlines has long been ■■■P aW "flJF^fo Jakarta Borobudur Intercontinental known to offer excellent standards of jw^J^? Jakarta Mandarin service both on the ground and in the air. 1 1 A^^jMt^ Kuala
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Lock icon US banks cut rate
        113 19 NEW YORK, Tues. Three major banks yesterday cut their pi me lending rate by another halfpoint to 15 i per cent, the lowest level in over a year and a half. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co of New York, the fourth largest US commercial bank, made the
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        Tat Lee Finance
        29 19 TAT Lee Finance has announced that as at the end of June, 1.21 per cent of its issued share capital is in the hands of foreigners.
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        KLSE queries Folex
        30 19 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Folex Industries Bhd about the publication of the company's Explanatory Statement, which was delayed last year because of unforeseen circumstances.
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        Change of name
        27 19 MALEX Asbestos Cement. Bhd will change its name to Malex Industries Bhd from July 30. Certificates bearing the former name will still be valid.
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        Genting's offshoots
        72 19 GENTING Bhd has formed five new companies, three incorporated in Singapore and two in Hongkong. The three in Singapore have an issued capital of $2 each while the two in Hongkong have an issued capital of HK$2 each. The Singapore companies are Genting Equities (Singapore) Pte Ltd, Genting
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        Lock icon Chinese exports up
        105 19 BEIJING, Tues. China's exports in the first half of this year totalled US$lO.2 billion (5521.4 billion), an increase of more than 10 per cent over the same period in 1961. But imports dropped 19.7 per cent to US$7.B billion. The China Daily said sales abroad of Chinese
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        Lock icon Industrial production
        76 19 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's industrial production dropped for the second quarter running in the April-June period, the first six-month decline in five years. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry said the poor half-year performance indicates there will be no quick economic recovery for Japan. Preliminary figures released by
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        Lock icon Export incentives
        94 19 JAKARTA, Tues. The Trade Ministry has extended incentives to Indonesian coffee producers willing to export to non-quota countries. A spokesman said: "Indonesian exporters who manage to sell coffee to countries outside the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) will get an equivalent share of coffee export quota to ICOmembers." He
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        Lock icon EEC consumer prices
        126 19 LUXEMBOURG, Tues. Consumer prices in the European Economic Community rose 0.7 per cent in June, a relatively low monthly increase and a sign of the continued slackening of inflation. The EEC Statistical Service said the inflation rate for the year ending in June was 11.1 per cent,
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      Singapore Land not selling Clifford Centre
      312 19 Singapore Land not selling Clifford Centre SINGAPORE Land has denied persistent rumours that it is selling or has sold the prestigious Clifford Centre. Mr Alan Davis, its general manager, said Clifford Centre is not up for sale. Neither is any other building belonging to Singapore Land on the market, he
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      Lock icon Grundig steps in to rescue Telefunken from collapse
      512 19 FRANKFURT, Tues. Grundig, the leading West German consumer electronics group, is to step in to help rescue Telefunken. iho loss-making consumer electronics subsidiary of AEGTelefunken, the Federal Republic's second largest electrical AEG, which ls fighting to stave off financial collapse, has been
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      Scope for expanding trade with China
      374 19  -  CONRAD RAJ By CHINA offers excellent new market opportunities for Singapore exporters, especially with the Western economies currently in the midst of the world recession. This is because the Chinese economy is to some extent insulated from the economic stagnation facing the West, said
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      386 19 THERE should be more fixed-rate issues in Singapore to stimulate the growth of the capital market here and to provide investors with a wider range of financial instruments in the primary and secondary markets. This call was made by Mr Nicholas Carp, director
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      Malayan Cement chalks up 64pc rise in earnings
      301 19 MALAYAN Cement Bhd's earnings in the first half of the current financial year have leapt sharply ahead, thanks to better contributions from the group's operating companies. Unaudited group pretax profits for the six months to May 31, 1962 rose by nearly 64
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      162 19 UK abolishes all controls on hire purchase LONDON, Tues. The British government has abolished all hire purchase controls from midnight tonight in a move aimed particularly at helping the depressed motor industry. The decision, announced by Trade Secretary Lord Cockfield in the House of Lords today, was welcomed by makers
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      218 19 Sime gets local Hertz franchise THE Hertz Corporation has appointed Sime Darby Services Pte Ltd to operate its car rental franchise in Singapore and Brunei. This development follows closely the appointment of Pernas Sime Darby in May to handle its franchise in Malaysia. The appointment was formalised in an agreement
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      482 19 Prices end easier in quiet trading SINGAPORE: LACK of follou- through baying Mid some profit-taking after a steadier opening caused share prires to close generally easier In a day of quiet trading. The Stock exchange Industrial share Index lost 2.78 points to 5*5.93. Among Industrials and financial*, DBS
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      67 19 iousU-ad Bhd Minlop lad lUlnm i~ *rrc -3 -4 C*C En* (iathrir Bhd NBT -3 ♦6 CCM FAN Hsw Par Nat I run 1 5 ('•ld Storagr (irnttnKs Im-hrapr Bhd PMC ■2 ■1 "»n Mr, tothnuuis i Trading M WerlLs -4 -3 -4 Peril* Plant StmbShip
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      29 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/ Loans Up 14 4 2 1 Down 58 6 7 7 5 1 3 anon 22 6 2 1 1 2
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        41 19 I) Keramal 570 -45 M Cement 330 -30 Keck S.tiK 310 -30 Spore I and 685 -25 Kuala Sidim 300 -20 Hon( Leong Ind 525 -15 Sel Properties 406 -12 DBS 750-10 NST 750-10 Sea View 404 -6 PMC 336-6
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        33 19 Sh.nKr. I MO +10 Slh M.ia Ind 310 10 l.rnnK llu.l 280 ♦10 H l.eoaf Credit 400 +6 (.ulhn. 386 +6 M Rr.ourcri 174 +8 H Leone 680+5 N.I Iron 825 5
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        27 19 M U I 282.000 City Dcv 219,000 Promet 172,000 S Land Warrants 148.000 Haw Par 125,000 Total turnover: 3.19 m Tola) value: $8. 92 m
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        44 19 July 26 July 27 BT Indicator: *****4 *****5 ST Industrials: 687.60 684 94 ST Finance: 1639 33 *****0 ST Hotels 1063.08 1061.88 ST Properties 592.84 587.85 ST Minings: 230.79 230.72 ST Plantations: 848.35 845 78 OCBC: 616.52 611.87 SES Ind: 508 71 505.93
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    2365 22 Sing apore closing prices SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr 1 Net 1»82 Last Div P/E Vol Day 1 Hifb Low Company S.l* +or- (000) High Low 350 247 Armi 281xd 2 217 27.2 4 282 281 Alcom 115 37 05.8 233 164 Allied Choc 167 7.0 15.0 308 248 BA
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    648 22 SHARE prices finished mixed with an easier bias on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday in another round of sluggish trading. Prices opened at below overnight levels. Apart from a slight rebound in selected counters towards the noon close, values were generally softer for a greater
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    30 22 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins Up 26 3 2 5 Down 30 3 5 1 1 unrh 21 1 2 rubbers E rubbers Deb/Loans 7 3
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    1458 22 BID and after 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 INMHTBIALS Aeaa (3.108 3 1(S) (30) 3.20 (13) 3.12(2)310 AlaimHi (3.105) AleaaKl.oSßl.o9S) ACMr
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      347 22 STOCKS closed near their h un K n 112 China Light 1530 unrh day s lows yesterday, extend- city Hoie^ ing Monday's losses, mainly aW"*.T«— ?*> due to a lack of reaction to ijg Back recent interest rates cuts both P h cemeni "^Xo o?" here and in the
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      465 22 PRICES closed mainly weaker yesterday, although the industrial sector was generally firm, brokers said. The All-Ordinaries index was 3.2 points all at 475.0 and the resources index 6.0 points down at 355.2 whi'e the industrials index was 0.2 point up at 622.8. Brokers said the market was influenced by
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      171 22 SHARE prices closed gpnerally steady in quiet trading at the securities exchange of Thailand yesterday, dealers said. The Book Club index dropped 1.27 points to 93.12 on a turnover valued at 11 3 million bant Bangkok Bank, Siam Cement and South Asia Fibre closed unchanged at 208. 205 and
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    607 22 SHARK prices switched direction on the Singapore stock market yesterday after gaining more than 13 potato In the last three days of trading. Although trading started j on an encouraging note, with prices at about overnight levels, the pace could not be sustained even
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    1476 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to tbt 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 Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett" Big Board deal
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    352 23 THE US Sing dollar opened at S2 1290 10 and was traded to a low of S2 1280 90. then taken to a high of 52 1410 20. before easing back lo close at S2 1370 80 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was fairly active
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    441 23 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 27: t'S DollarslSpotl Offer Hid 7 days lit) 11 1 month I- 12 2 months 12 11/16 129/16 3 months 13 3/16 131/16 6 months 14 3/16 14 11/16 9 months m M 12 months v n Dai.
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    24 23 THE Average rate at which major Singapore bank* are currently prepared lend to their best customers Is 11. 7J per cent.
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      32 23 Rubber July 27 Singapore: Aug: 176.25 cents (down 0.25 cent) Malaysia: Aug: 196.25 cents (down 0.25 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 330 tonnes (down 56 tonnes)
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      146 23 CHINfSK PrtriM* Kxrfcaage, Singapore, Boon dating price* per IM kg yestertUy. («ronit all: Bulk fob $94 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $106.00 sellers, new drum fob $110.00 sellers. (•pr»: Mixed (loose) $48 00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $315.00 sellers, Sarawak
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      207 23 THE KIUIBAK marVf-i (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $24,629 and closed al $24,311 yesterday In the Far East, uold opened at *****5 50 356 50 eased to $354 00 354.30 and cloaed at W55 00 355 SO by lunch lime The market re-opened at $355 00 $355.50.
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      194 23 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at MJ29.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 56 tonnes to 330 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forwird buyers slipping £5 to tt,340 per tonnes. LONDON: There was a continuation of influential borrowing interest during
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      159 23 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market firmed on covering in fairly active trading yesterday, dealers said. In August and September, south rose $5 to M 5667 50 per tonne and central the same amount to $662 50 in August. In October, south and central were traded
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      33 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £***** (£886.00): sellers £865.00 (£*****). Three Months buyers £879 00 (£9OOOO. sellers C 879.50 (£9OlOO. Market Itae: Easy Sales: 18.850 tonnes
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      37 23 Man Prl New York 7 338 7 238 7.40S 7.30S Zurich 7 038 7 1211 7.13S 722S Tata Mm Singapore 7 318 7 208 742S 730S Closing prices in US dollars B»vee: CrcaVi Masc, Vporr
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      678 23 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 176.25 crnts per kilo, down 0.25 rent (in Monday's floso. Freer offering caused prices to eased during morning trading but some Inro buying helped to check the decline. The afternoon session s.tw
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      104 23 tAS .-X .-.X Ml «H II ;MMc'V Ml I. -MM I .MM I.l' .MR In .MM J<i iMHSO 1 1 lofi palWtl II '..I. p.IU-ii H i..np.U«, II b« pal Wl II b,n |«lkll .1 <..!. |»ll,t. II li.n pallrli .1 1.^p.11,1. ,1 1.,np^1,., \u«u.l Kuttrll Mlhi
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      359 23 PRICES weakened in the stock market yesterday, reflecting the yen's setback against the US dollar and the overnight decline on Wall Street. Dealers said trading was restricted by the deadline yesterday on margin trading for deliveries due this month. The Dow Jones average shed 5.90 to 7198.04 points, on
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      684 23 LEADING shares on the London Stork Exchange yesterday opened easier after the dull performance of Wall Street overnight, dealers said. Engineering companies were weak, Tubes falling 8p to 88 and GKN losing 7p to 138. John Brown shed another 3p to 42 and others to lose 2p or 3p
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      339 23 NEW YORK. Mon. Stock prices closed lower and trading slowed to its slowest pace this month as investors moved away from the market amid disappointing money supply figures and poor corporate earnings. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped throughout the day and finished with a drop of 5.13
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      319 23 AMSTERDAM. Mon The stock exchange started the week quiet in the absence of major news affecting the market, dealers said. Friday's easier Wall Street close, a little changed US dollar and uncertainties on the course of US interest rates were the underlying factors for mostly lower prices, they said.
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      336 23 ZURICH, Mon. IJomestic share prices closed steady in lack-lustre trading, with little news affecting the market, dealers said. The strong Swiss franc kept foreign investors away from the stock market and Swiss investors remained on the sidelines because of continuing ecomonic uncertainty, they added. News that the City of
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      119 23 THE stort. market was mixed yesterday, with the commercial and industrial index unchanged at at 90.39. IVn... I Acoj* Mlmnf 0 0019 ***** Anil, Phil 0003 unrh Ap»« Mining B 0001 unch AlluCon B l< unrh 8.CU1.. (iolil OOOli •0 0001 Bun PrUolrum ***** unch Brncurtcon B 3550.05 CIXP
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      471 24 NEW YORK, Tues. United States corporate profit reports for this year's second quarter indicate that the recession is still choking many of America's key industries, although the figures do show some pockets of strength in the economy. Earnings have been "a terribly mixed
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      120 24 TOKYO, Tues. Brideestone Tire Co Ltd said its after-tax profits for the fire* half year ended June 30. 1962, is believed to have risen 40 per rent from 6.37 billion yen (SJS4 million) in the same 1961 period, despite its plan to write off part of
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      370 24 Australia seeks to reactivate uranium mining SYDNEY. Tues. The Australian economy may be depressed, but there are occasional glints of sunlight in the encircling gloom, yesterday being one of them with the federal government giving final approval to the opening of the big Jabiluka uranium mine in the Northern Territory.
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      171 24 Venezuela may seek foreign help CARACAS, Tues. Venezuela may have to seek foreign capital and technology to develop its huge heavy oil deposits, according to central bank president Leopoldo Diaz Bruzual, an influential government economic adviser. In the first official indication that the South American oil producer may open the
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      408 24 BANKS and merchant banks have until the middle of next month to subscribe to the 50 million shares being offered by the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Singapore (ECICS). The one-month extension from the initial deadline of July 17 will allow those institutions which have
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      300 24 CONTRARY to directors' warnings that shareholders of Alexandra Holdings should not be too optimistic about prospects for the second six months ending March 31, the group has turned in a second interim performance which is better than the buoyant results of the first half. The
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      229 24 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian government yesterday announced investment decisions worth a total of 210 billion rupees (5J46.2 billion) on various projects under its annual plan for 1982-83, showing a 21 per cent rise over investment for the previous year. A major share
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      312 24 More banks hit by closure of Saudi concern RIYADH, Tues. The number of banks affected by the closure last week of a Saudi Arabian money changing and travellers' cheque business is rising. Yesterday, it emerged that the total international exposure is approaching USS3OC million (SS63O million). The Dammam-based business of
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      119 24 ZUKICH, Tues. Swissair incut red net losses of 71 million Swiss fi.incs (Ss74 million) in the first six months of this year, against 11 million franc losses in the same period last year and net profits of 34 million francs for 1961. Losses from flight operations
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      530 24 NEW YORK, Tues. "Advice is worth what you pay for it," runs the old saying. If this is true, then some of the world's poorer countries must be getting very good advice from investment banks, which these days can command fees of
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      200 25 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing ISL AND MARBLE WORKS. Marbletop made to order any size shape colour *****74 *****11 I ride all enquiries welcomed Trlex H.S ;»228 ISM AH PENG TAT FURNITURE specialised In custom made kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, bedroom suites and office partitions Tel *****54 STARLITE SLIMLINE BLINDS HollVp Awnings
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      789 25 100 UNITS. STOCK learancr Sale 40 v below normal price single twin-door refrigerators, room alrcondltloners. washing machines/dryers and freeters All units with guarantee. Rental available from $20 Call at: 193 East Coast Road Tel *****51/ *****88 ELEtfTROLUX FLOOR POLISHER Tip top condition $400 ono Brand new Contact *****05 I 30p
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      713 25 FLEMINGO MASSAGE a STEAMBATH ::4K< 5 Orchard Road (Opp Mandarin Hotel) Tel *****01 10amto8pm OUEENS S HEALTH CENTRE, Massage/Sleambath 4th floor. Queen's Hotel Tel *****80 SALON CATALINA MASSAGE Ladies It Gentlemen 319 A River Valley Road Tel *****98 29 Beauty Culture I Sp TV*T HAIRDESIGN CENTRE SPECIAL COUPON Cut this
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      700 25 PAINTING HIGHHISE BUILDING offices, factories and cleaning of exterior walls Please contact Lena 4M5855. 900 am to 5 00pm RE-PAINTING HOUSES. OFFICES and Factories Reasonable price Call for free quotations Tel: *****14 REPAINTING YOUR HOME. Offices. Factories at reasonable price Call *****56/ *****50 for more details SPECIALISED IN H3ME and
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      638 25 SALES. RENTAL. REPAIR, spray painting for fridge, alrcondit inner cooker Trade-in available Holland Refrigeration. *****38 SPECIAL OFFER! NEW alrcondltloners for sale $680 Rental $28 Electrical, refrigerator, alrcondltloner. plumbing and repair *****36 CAMNMLL AMCONOmOMNG a Refrigeration Sale, service It repair all types alrcondltloners refrigerators. Tel *****58 SALE. SERVICE. REPAIR and install
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      531 25 SALE OF SURPLUS STEEL MATERIALS Interested parties are invited to submit their offer to purchase the following Mild Steel Sections. Mild Steel Angles Qty 10 x 100 x ISO x 6m 25 pcs 10 x 90 x 150 x 9m 13 pcs 10 x 75 x 150 x 6m 10
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      266 25 MACHINES FOR SALE 21 MMM 60" between centre lathe. IS" swing x 40" between centre lathe, brand new Japanese radial drill, diameter 1 3/4" Contact Allan Wong lei *****34 between 9am and Ipm HYDRAULIC PRESS BRAKES. 8' x 1/8" $27,000 10' x 12C! $32,000. 10' X 3/16" $42,000. 12' X
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      532 25 Genuine Clearance Over $100,000 flnr jewrlry m white yellow gold (9k.Mk.|gk) >et with blur sapphires, nittlti. rmrrald.s and diamonds rUhjl 1 hraielet.vnerklaresetr Any offer for whole/perls considered Please pho..e 737M11 lor sppo.nl I" GRANITE EXPLOITATION A fully contained ■rantta Wand seeklMK interested paftsM M plolt li>r limt; term investment Experienced
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      560 25 LOCAL BUYER LOOKING for nn sumrr u.hml' .>f all kinds in Uric quantities Immediate cash on inspection Distress liquidated and discount stocks of especial interest Contact Kirn at *****K1 or ZV> 1: 573 after of flee hours) COCKTAIL LOUNGE IN Orchard Road for takeover $90,000 including rent, fixe.! amounting $33,400
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      585 26 lii Q Employment 66 Situation! Vacant a) Professional ft Executive Progreeaive local trading company SALES EXECUTIVES for paper products, construction machinery and shelving equipment Requirements c I >r<lirttted. ilynamlc and self motivated personnel with own InuMport c Reward prospect for promotion and i omix-tlllvr remuiirrHtiim kMereeted plsass write with full
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      493 26 >KDBS INTERNAL AUDIT CLERK QUALIFICATIONS At least 4 GCE O' level credits including English and Mathematics. Preference will begiven to candidates with at least 2 years auditing/ accounting experience DUTIES To carry out internal auditing of the Bank's and its subsidiaries' operations for management control purposes under the guidance of
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      593 26 FRASER ft NEAVE 5 (8) PTE LTD I I The person Is responsible for L the timely submission of 7 I field sales data, on a monthly basis and on an ad -hoc basis. 7 I respond to Information 1 I needs as Identified by sales executives as well as
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      477 26 1 1 HARPERS i TRAVEL/TOUR EAST 1 1 Urgently requires j 1. CLERK CUM CASHIER 2. CREDIT CONTROL ASSISTANT I Requirements: I a Age 18 and above I a Minimum 4 OCE 'O' fi level Preferably with n credit In MathemaI tics il Pleasant looking and 0 courteous 1 Applicants
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      486 26 A LARGE JAPANESE TRADING COMPANY has vacancy for a FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a GCE 'O' level or Its equivalent a Age between 17 20 years a Able lo type at least 30 wpm a Working experience not necessary. Salary will comniensurste with experience. I Interested applicants ara invited to eubmrt
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      588 26 A faat sipanding printing factory al Kallang Industrial Basin requires 1) OFFICE MANAGER graduate with leadership qualities a Able to organise and work Independently under pressure. a Must be honest and reliable 2) PURCHASING CLERK ASSISTANT a Preferably with book-keep-ing knowledge a Ability to type Is essential a Knowledge of
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      580 26 TAYLOR DIVING (S.E.A.) PTE LTD A Wall Established Multi National Company with offices m Jurong mvttes applications tor the following I poet:ACCOUNTS CLERK REQUIREMENTS a Age 21 and above a OCE o level wllh LCC Book-keeping c Oood command of English a Able lo type a Minimum 2 years' experience
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      733 26 A French Restaurant is looking for h ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT a Preferably active and pleasant female, age 25 and above a Must have knowledge In Book-keeping, typing and general administration a Preferably with some experience in restaurant operation a Terms are attractive Applicants are requested to aubmit their apphcaNona with a
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      570 26 r EsteMiehed Organisation located off Holland Road requirea: COMPUTER OPERATOR CUM PROPERTY CO ORDIMATOR Experience NOT essential 1 Training will be provided a Able lo speak local dialects a Able lo type accurately a Willingness to learn a Pleasant personality a School leavers welcome Besides normal fringe benefits like medtcel
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      593 26 Well established motor company invites applicants to fill the post M of INSURANCE CLERK Age above 21 Minimum GCE. O' level with 2/3 years experience In Insurance sales Knowledge of typing an ad van tage Please apply wllh full partlcu- lars. contact telephone number and a non-returnable photo B graph
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      540 27 ijjli Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An sstabtiehetl professional Arm requires 1) GENERAL CLERKS 2) EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST 3) EXPERIENCED TYPISTS 4) MESSENGER CLERKS c Attractive salary. 5-day week pleasant working lon and training facilities provided Please reply t"rmg. fuN particMlars to ST BOX AtlK7 1 NEW INOUSI
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      1017 27 REOUMED FEMALE ACCOUNTS Clerk wllh at least 2 years experience and 1 Kemale Oeneral Clerk, able lo type 40 to 45 wpm and I Office Boy Interested please call personally at 404-405 Colombo Court REQUIRED FEMALE GENERAL Clerk with al least 1 year's workIng experience in the same capiic it>
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      519 27 PART-TIME CLERX/TYMtT 9 am I pm Write stating salary required to 514. ORTH Building U 68 Fast Coast Road. Singapore IM2 ftECErrtONIST REOUMED BY an exclusive Salon for Immediate employment Interested applicants please call *****22 REQUIRED EXPERIENCED OENERAL Clerk Interested call personally at 836 Upper Buklt Tlmah Road Tel *****57
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      484 27 BETTER YOUR INCOME ft WITH I SCAN SALES PROMOTERS I ,ire the highest paid in I the profession II you I consider yourself a good I sales lady and I underpaid for your sales I abilities SCAN ma\ he I the opportunity you I wanted to further I develop your
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      528 27 USA FINE FASHION JEWELRY We Invite ladtoe, executives i ■n d no4M#wt*s**M to pronvof quality faahion ieweery on a j pert time basis c Be a fashion show director with an expanding sales force. a Earn above $1,000 monthly at your own leisure a Complete training It's a golden opportunity
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      547 27 Due to eipeneton we have immeoV etc vacancy for SALES REPRESENTATIVES (ttata/Fsmata) a Only those with sales experience and ability to work independently need to apply a Must possess a car Attractive besic salary plus lr.no/. benefits end commieamna. Interested applicants kindly can for an appointment TEL: *****73/ *****71 MISSNG
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      955 27 JUNIOR A SENIOR BOUTIQUE ASSISTANTS wanted lor Children i Boutique a Must have at least 2 years' experience a Salary negotiable Apply personalty si: UNIT 202. ORCHARO TOWERS FRONT BLOCK. 2ND FLOOR Today ft Tomorrow 10.00em-f.oopm Wanted SALES EXECUTIVES lor estsblished brand of housskeepmg and lanitoriai products Experienced Salesmen looking
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      579 27 SPARE TIME INCOME. OOkMtl opimrtunity in sales Write glv i.-'g your name, address, telephone number and occupation to ST Box A9ISBI. I New Indir trial Road. Spore 1953 VIDEO LIBRARY REOUMES ex perlenced Female Sales Clerk rio.nl cnmmanrt of Kngltsh and Mandarin Working place at Balestler Road Please call *****88
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      390 28 IDA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Technlcmi INCORPORATED PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD invites applications for stM posts of: FEMALE LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 18-25 years of age Possess GCE 0 level or A level from science stream Candidates will be ;«>nsible for testing of raw materials b performing of general laboratory
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      338 28 55? I SANYO I ilt< TBONICS S PTE ITD I you are interested in the following vacancies NTC 3 in Electronics Servicing OP GCE 'O' level with Private Radio Servicing Certificate OR *GCE 'O' level with I credit in Metal Work JL r~ ITC m Electronic Engineering No experience is
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      264 28 SGS-ATES We have immediate vacancies for: NTC 3 or ITC in Electronic Engineering Willing to work on shifts Experienced candiJates will be offered attractive starting salary TRAINING will be provided for those without experience Call personally between 8.30 am and 5.00 pm at SGS-ATES (S) PTE LTD LORONG 4 6
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      451 28 I ASAHI TV-GLASS I PTE LTD Aoplicatontarcmvitadtrom I Singapore/Malaysia Citizen* 41 lor appointments as c job-change, trouble snootinys.r*p*iring and maintenance of machinery and utility equipment c W'Nmgtoworkon rotating aMBj c NTC-3 in Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering or equivalent c GCE O Level perferable Completed or eiemoted National Service Successful applicants miienioy
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      424 28 I MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD LABORATORY ASSISTANT (MALE) Completed Secondary lor 2 In English Completed full-time National Service or be exempted therefrom Willing to work 3-rotatlng shifts Shift allowance $7000 per month No working experience required On-the-job training will be provided W* oftar attractive (ring* benefit- eg M working
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      547 28 MECHANICAL FITTER c Should possess NTC or VITB Certificate or its equivalent c Should have at least 3 to 4 years working experience In the overhauling of machinery repairs and general construction work Must have completed National Service ELECTRICIAN CUM MECHANICAL FITTER c Should possess a PUB licence c At
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      501 28 An EttaWtahod Construction Firm MOfe: ASSISTANT FOREMAN With Polytechnic Diploma in Building or Civil Engineering Those without formal qualification but have 1 or 2 years experience will also be considered In tor led applicant* pit— writ* and ancloa* a non-r*turn*bl* photograph to: S.T. BOX A ***** 1 NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD
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      325 28 SINGAPORE the No.l employer ivhocores requires Female Production Operators We offer: 1. May work week 2. No roating shift work 3. Attractive starting pay 4. Attractive shift premium 5. 3-month confirmation increment 6 Attendance bonus 7. Annual leave 8. Hospital Insurance program 9. Life Insurance program 10. 13-monfr pay I
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      312 28 HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD A multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company in Jurong h-s the following vacancies for Keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and iob satisfaction. WE BELIEVE NOT ONLY IN PROVIDING YOU WITH MONETARY REWARDS BUT ALSO N you are: Physically fit Able
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      208 28 A Schlumberger Company TEMPORARY PRODUCTION OPERATORS (FEMALE) You are invited to join our team of happy operators We need temporary operators lor the following shifts C SHIFT OPERATORS (1 1pm to 7am) $350 plus a hour supper bceak a tea cum exercise break. A&B SHIFT OPERATORS (7am to 3pm 3pm
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      63 29 t i 0 Employment 66 Situations Vacant g) Production II B Übj c* BBS BaaW'aßaar' v'aaaav] till IS UJ uj K 2 o uj S 2 C -t uj to CCJZ v a- Ou. u-uj 5 O ZZ >Z Qo no z^ OO <0D M§|| |i <r K z |t/>
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      199 29 V~ V^aaafl Viifl aT W provided for I 2-shift workers ii staying in the •aWy following housing estates: •ANG MO KIO •BEDOK •CIRCUIT ROAD •GEYLANG/ KALLANG BAHRU •JALAN EUNOS •MARINE PARADE •OLD KALLANG AIRPORT Up to 2 increments a year bbj Shift fa^W Allowance Attendance Bonus Producitivitv Incentive ssh Seniority
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      673 29 aWrJVC bmithcohona j ELECTRONICS (S) PTE. LTD. FEMALE PRODUCTION :Sr of OPERATORS portable electric typewriters with a '^MAaVsataWAaVaaaar current work force of lej^a^l/^^^aa^^^^Baaav 2.500 people. As a BaaMsaaMMaUaaiaaaaS^ result of our expansion l^ia^i^^'^fi^^l^^^BSj we have immediate r^^^^^^^^^^^^TJttM vacancies *or '^^r^^^^^^^l^i^V rruiir 8 00 im 5 20 pm PRODUCTION 40 mmut
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      386 29 Hitachi Powdered Metals (S) Pte Ltd requires Male Machine Operators Qualifications, Secondary education Age 17 -25 years Completed N S Willing to work rotating shifts Singaporean Benefits Good and reasonable salary 3 months probation Uniforms and safety shoes provided. Attendance incentives Shift and food allowances Transport allowances Medical and annual
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      511 29 FRANCO SINGAPORE TEXTILE PTE L~O invites applications from Singapore or Malaysian citizens for the posts of: 1) ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER Starting $360, confirmed $400. 2) DYEING OPERATOR Starting $360, confirmed $400 to $500 We provide: Denul. medical benefits Marriage leave Company transport ..tin month pay Subsidized meals No shift duty 5-day
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      915 29 An International Compam m a^LaW a^HsT aflsUF JuronK lias 3 vacancies lor aflLlsw a^aaw' a^Ll haw FACTORY LHftffi T jf operatives fmmm g^g Umt\ tringe beneflls Singaporean only Interested applicants please rail personally at PVr^Ai. ifi^ ho. s. soon Lee Road j-», x~ r~ss Ti_r~i JurongTown Singapore 22«2 »Jul>i9SJ s»»»sBsssss»iB«ai»»»»»»»»»sssa«BsT
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      472 29 Rank HOTEL 1 invites applications for the I follow:. ig positions (a) Bar Porters Salary: mi' Primary Education Prepared to do shift duties (b) Waiters/Wartreasea Salary: ms Completed Secondary Education Applicants must be conversant in English Pleasant personality Prepared to do shift duties I (c) Wash-up Matd Salary: $310 Prepared
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      273 29 SHOWA PLASTICS (S) PTE LTD 15 Fourth Chin Bee Road Singapore 2261 has immediate vacancies for 1. FEMALE CLERICAL STAFF (One vacancy) O Irvrl with 1 rrdilA in Mathematics and English a Working rxperirnre an ■idvaiitaKP 2. MALE TRAINEE O.C. (One vacancy) c GCE O level c 18 years old
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      521 30 ill Q Employment 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous I York Hold requires 1) CONFIDENTIAL WAGES CLERK OCE O 1 level with good credit in Maths Mln 1 year's working experience .Salary 5490 00 to SMO 00 2) CONFIDENTIAL CLERK QCI <) level with good credit In English Able to type
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      284 30 V AOMAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED Has Immediate vacancies for the posts of MAINTENANCE-IN-CHARGE Maturity, drive, lactful and determination to succeed are pre-requlslte factors II li Grade 2 (Theory Practical) or Industrial Technician Certificate In Klnlrlcal/Mechanlcal Engineering or At leasl 5 years' relevant working experience Must be able to work on
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      440 30 *Mrtuc*y Mad CMckan We are the fast expanding International food chain in Singapore. Due to our fast expansion we require full/ part-time staff for: j 1) CASHIERS 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) PACKERS CUM DISPENSERS 4) COOKS 5) KITCHEN HELPERS j You are allowed to choose any of IBM uorking hours
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      509 30 <§0I ApoMo Singapore •M}Utre)t 1) RESERVATION CLERK OCE level with credit n English c Able lo type al 30 wpm Pleasant disposition Starting salary $488 2) KITCHEN CLERK o OCE O' level with credit In English Able to type al 3D wpm c Starting salary $446 3) ELECTRICIAN/ FITTER Completed
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      407 30 Due to rapid expansion of I the company, the following < vacancies arise 1. SALESMEN 2. TYPESETTERS 3. DESPATCH RIDERS 4. GENERAL CLERKS 5. PROOF READERS Interested applicants are invited to call t THE PERSONNEL MANAGER MONOPRINT PTE. LTD. 9-A 10-A, BLK. 11 KALLANG BASIN INDUSTRIAL 5 1 ESTATE 52,
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      453 30 iMETRO INDONESIAN RESTAURANT Has immediate vacancies lor the following positions: 1) WAITRESSES c Above IS years old Pleasant and polite disposition Able to converse and write simple Kngllshl 2) DISPENSERS c Above 16 years old c Some experience in dispensing food and desserts 3) KITCHEN HANDS c Preferably some experience
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      499 30 INTERVIEW TODAY! requires (1) DESPATCH RIOER Male Singapore citizen CompleU-d full-time National Service or not be liable for It Possess a valid Class II driving licence Starting salary: $330 or mors (2) GENERAL WORKER Male Singapore citizen Completed full-lime National Service or not be liable for It Physically fit Starting
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      445 30 We have immediate vacancies; 1. BARTENDERS 2. WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3. SALES ASSISTANT (Male/Female) 4. PAINTER/ MASON 5. EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT 6. MALE GENERAL WORKERS f ulltime/ Afternoon Pert-time) Interested applicants please call in person to PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MITSUKOSHI GARDEN 9 JAPANESE GARDEN ROAD JURONG TOWN TEL: M *****. A precast concrete
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      521 30 JAPANESE CLUB CORDIALLY INVITES APPLICANTS AS FOLLOWS: WAITRESSES HOSTESSES BARTENDERS CASHIER RECEPTIONISTS DISCO DANCERS SINGERS BANDS interested, kindly contact Mr Ng/Mtss Michelle at 2404. 24TH FLOOR SHAW TOWERS BEACH ROAD SINGAPORE 0718 TEL: 2M2751 has immediate vacancies tor--1) COUNTER CONTROL RECEPTIONISTS 2) WAITRESSES (Part-limed Full-time) 3) BUS BOYS 1 2/3
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      593 30 Requires CAR PARK ATTENDANTS Ability to speak Fngllsh Is an advantage Must be ab.e to do shift duties Preference will be given to applicants staying In districts 0105. Ml s 0.116 Middle-aged or retired ersonnel may apply TEL: 737*477 (after 10.30 am) FOR AN INTERVIEW SIL KSCREEN PRINTERS a Experience
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      539 31 Iff 1 Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous International Freight Forwarder urgently require* DESPATCH/ COMPANY DRIVER Must povsevs class 2 and 3 driving licence c Preferably familiar with shipping documents/ com m of Company Driver :dary c Salary negotiable Company motorcycle will be provided "1 please call *****01 tor
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      869 31 PENINSULA HOTEL requires 1 COFFEE HOUSE WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2 COCKTAIL LOUNGE WAITRESSES 3 RESTAURANT WAITRESSES Call at Room 323. P»om»ul» Shopping Comptax. Roquiftd Urgently WAITRESSES I- or Japanese ResUurant Attractive salary and fringe benefits Some knowledge of conversational Japanese an advantage Can *****60 toe aopomrnwnl R*qutr«d 1) TRACTOR OR LORRY
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      832 31 BOOKSHOP REQUIRES DELIVERY Boys Experience not necessary Age below 25 years Interested, please call personally at No 7. Hlk H Selegle House, for an i interview Tel *****87 CONSTRUCTION SITE REOUIRES A Female Site Clerk and 2 Site Foremen, age 23 to 30 years old with 3 yeara experience, driving
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      708 31 URGENTLY REOUMED MALE PolInterested, come personally to 1280. Blk 5085. Ang Mo Klo Industrial Park 2. Spore 2056 WANTEO CASHIER AND Waitresses Call personally at Hawaii Flve-O ResUurant. No 244 -P Upper Thomson Road. Singapore 2057 1) DESPATCH RIOER cum Driver Must have class 2 and 3 driving ed call
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      392 31 rtCf 6^" BOSCH j^c^^fete^ Car Batteries w hoi morrdruilv pk-jvull HIAP YEW TYRE CO. A DAY $1(00 onwards pick-ups for hire. Available: aircond panel vans (Tl2O. L3OO. 120 Y. DX). Tel: *****30/*****03 849 Golden Mile Towers. Beach Road KIM HOCK CHYE offers special rates for long term rentals Datsun 120
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      615 31 TAI THONG LEE Trading (Pte) Ltd. Hire purchase. Immediate approval New/used vehicles. *****5/*****2. FOR BEST HIRE purchase terms for used/ new vehicles. Call *****14/*****62 76 VthicrM For Sal* a) Mini LATE 1676 MMI Clubman New paint, sports tyres, radio cassette, tuff-kote. Showroom condition. $11,600 *****5 1674 MINI CLUBMAN. sporU-rlms. radio/cassette.
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      793 31 The economical SUZUKI m m B $6,500 Nett Call *****56 or *****1 today and get your business on the road CHAMPION MOTORS 'NICE PEOPLE TO DO BUSINESS WITH 1 G46-G49 World Trade Centre. Maritime Square Singapore 0409 Tel *****56 31 Leng Kee Road Singapore 0315 Tel *****1 KOMASIN GENERAL ENGINEERING
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      704 31 FORO GRANADA GNU 2.8. 1979 1 private owner Excellent condition $36,000 25. Angullla Park. *****03 JULY 1679 FORO Cortina 1600 SUtlonwagon. one owner, alrcon, radio cassette, new Ux. excellent condition Tel: *****3 LATE 1679 CORTINA 1600 GL Original condition Aircond. 1 owner, low mileage. $15,300 *****79. Yeo. ONLY $3,000 DOWN
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      898 31 NOV 1677 MAZDA 323 IUOO Brown colour with alrcond and full a. ossones In very good condition Tel *****63 1676 FEBRUARY MAZDA 323 1000 Alrcon 5 doors Tax 1 H:t 1 comp.iny owner Tip-top condition $10.4000 no Tel *****94 1676 MAZDA 323 1000. with alrcon. new tax. one private owner
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      1004 31 1677 COLT CELESTE IBM 01 Excellent condition Airerad sport* rims. 2 owner*. $14 800 *****28. Jack 1676. MITSUBISHI GALANT OS. with tlreond. rnuh powerrd cassrne new lyrrv $IS.SWO negotiable Tel *****9S 1676 SIGMA. AUTOMATIC. .1 1 r i -ond.! sports rims radio, cassr lie Asking $IS.M>O Please call: mam 1676
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      1825 32 jC^ Vehicles Boats 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Sahara MID 73 SUBARU l..tm C SlallonI Mo»er s|>orls runs inei.illii p. mil tiiKh n I ■em non I'AHK $v:too ono 2,Vi«).t41 DEC 90 SUBARU IMOOL 1 lady owner aircond, tax Nov '82. lip lOJ! OftdlUon SIH.HOOon 0 No 5. Dunlop SI
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      677 32 SELLING KAWASAKI ZSSS AKSSOOJ. $2,800 negotiable New paintwork i uni.nl tt-l *****5 afl»-r 6pm. weekend anytime SEPT 1990 SUZUKI OPIOON for salt- to highest offer One owner Well maintained Tel *****14 Winston SUZUKI GSX MO. $2,600. OP 125 $950. Kawasaki Z2OO $950. Yamaha L)T 175 $650. Baja scooters $1,000 Tel
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      590 32 ATTRACTIVE OFFER FOR All used cars Cuiiipuny and private accepted Telephone 298-7372/ 296 -737.1 ATTRACTIVE PRICES OFFERED for HARK .scrap cars it used cars 102 Mackenzie Road *****34 ■Ma HIGHEST OFFER for any year no PARK/ PARF vehicles Immediate payment Tel *****S Kranris Ng A BETTER VALUE for your 1979
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      928 32 (^)oS^iick^Q)atden Luxurious condominium living at affordable prices. Strategically located at Toh Tuck Road, oft Jin. Jurong Kechil, Good Luck Garden combines the pleasures of suburban living and the conveniences of the city secluded from noisy traffic in a serene suburb, yet minutes away from the city via the Pan Island
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      1616 32 FABER HOUSE Unit Area Rental 230L-2 53 88 sq m (580 sq ft) $80 73 per sqm 230 L 67 35 sqm (725 sq ft) $80 73 per sqm 230 C 232 C 255 48 sq m (2750 sq ft) $80 73 per sq m MERLIN PLAZA Unit Area Rental
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      755 33 All c JUxoiiwiodsrtlon 4 SB|| F Properttas i 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses MST 2* TAMARW4O ROAD In Ml tar Brand new semi-detached bungalow Fully furnished $3,200 pm Tel 29MA432 MST 5, HONG LEONG OS**)**, 2storey terrace. 3 bedrooms, furnished. $2,200 Unlwest *****15/ *****16 MST. 5/ 10/ 11 few unlLs
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      642 33 a Dial 9. ('avenagh House beautifully renovated apartmenl FuNy hjmtahod 3 airconditioned bedrooms, children's playground, swimming pool. S3JOO. a Dial 9, Leonle Towers luxurious apartment Partly (urmanod 3 bedrooms, study, central alrcond. big living/ dining, swimming pool. $•500 FORWARD PROPERTIES 2****** (5 LINES) MUST SEE a MST (Noar Caunriill Hola<)
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      911 33 VILLA DELLE BOS. urn. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms Big living and dining area Swimming pool, tennis court and outdoor barbecue pit Immediate occupation Rental $6,600 p m Call Interknlt Enterprise *****21/2. MST 1024 NEW TOWNHOUSE In exclusive locality 2.200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. 3 with bathrooms attached Alrcondltloned. partially furnished
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      922 33 MST IS LAOUNA PARK attractive 3-bedroomed apartment, spaclous living.' dining balcony, beautifully furnished. $2,200 Tropical Realty. *****51 MST 10. R9DOEWOOO 3 bedrooms Quality carpets and furnishings, washer, dryer Very well maintained Complete amenities Foremost Properties. *****66 MST 11 OOLDHJU. AVENUE Central alrcond. 3 bedrooms, servant's, split-level, llvlng/dlnlng with swimming pool
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      774 33 FLAT AT JOO Chlat Road 3 bedrooms, unfurnished Rental: $850 Tel *****47 NoagenU JURONG EAST 5-ROOMED flat, fully furnished, washing machine, $1,000 *****01/2 Agent 1 ParnaHy Furmanad Room for rental at Ang Mo K« Ava 10 Kindly contact 45*S*4* Mr. Tan BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 3ROOMEO Apartment Cosy, quiet, convenient location Holland
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      688 33 WANTED TERRACE. SEMI-DE-TACHED bungalow between $1,000 and $2,000 Owner please call *****97 WE HAVE CLIENTS looking for terrace/ semi-detached In Dlsts 15. 16 or 17 Owners please Tel *****08 b) Flats APARTMENTS OR HOUSES in Holland Road .md Buklt Tlmah areas Budget sl,Boo- $6.000 pm MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****1/*****8 URGENTLY
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      598 33 DISTRICT 15 FRANKEL DRIVE Recently painted bungalow with 3 bedrooms, large living/ dining room. 2 bathrooms Built-in garage, attached to house Area. 9.000 sq ft PRICE: $870,000 NEGOTIABLE Enquiries call CHEONO HOCK CHYE CO. PTE LTD TEL: *****17/ *****66 BUNGALOW FOR SALE! DISTRICT 11 WMITLE Y ROAD Beautifully renovated singlestorey
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      984 33 BELMONT REALTY *****55: C'amella Park, dlsl 23. Seletar Hills vicinity, link bungalow. 3 baths plus servant's, plus attic Brand new home Details Kenneth DIST 13. BRADOCU. Road vicinity, single-storey bungalow. 4 bedrooms. 6.000 sq ft beautifully I renovated, marble' parquet flooring, freehold/vacant pos- session $530,000/- Chelsea Homes: *****15/*****21 OIST. 5
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      636 33 OWNER SELLING 2-STOREY shophouse 38 Race Course Road. Tel: *****73 *****64 WOODLANDS PARK BEHIND Khlno Factory semi-detached, renovated *****.000 Call *****0 A BUNGALOW LAND for sale Approx 1 1/2 acres Call *****3 b) Flats Rxrlaslve (ondomlnlum lifestyle la Scenic Kast Tats! Comprrtei 2 I 'ocky surrounded by greenery ond beoutitul
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      805 33 MST 10. JADE MANSION MAISONETTE 4 bk-xmi. .piit~la*a4 Nvmg/dming, «k -ning pool. 2.i50 .1 ft $270 p.af. ono Immediate occupation CmpROP 2M8075/ *****7* MST 19 4 21 APARTMENTS FCA SALE River Valley Road Walk-up $340,000/Sherwood Tower Maisonette $400,000/ Lucky Plaza high floor $740,000/GLENVIEW 220*1*4 a Dlsl sGreenacres $370,000 a Dlsl
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      910 34 <A C Accommodation 89 Properties For Sale m) Flats DIST. 11. HK.LCREST Arcadia, terrace garden apartment. 1.713 sq ft 3 bedrooms, nicely decorated, country club facilities. $535,000/- Chelsea Homes *****15/*****21 OWNER SELLING A Brand new 3bedroomed apartment In SpotUswoode Park (District 2) Above 15th floor with superb view Ter raszo
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      849 34 TELOK BIAMGAH DRIVE Rlk 55. 3-roomed new generation flat Rubber tiles flooring $75,000 on o Tel *****26 WATTEN HILL CONDOMINIUM 1850 sq fl 3-bedronmed upper maisonette J V. Housing Associates *****68/9 YUEN SINO MANSION New walk-up apartment. 1.300 sqft Furnished/renovated $285,000/--*****82 (Agent! 4-ROOMED HDB, AMCON, well renovated Supermarkets, cinema and
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      783 34 91 Factory SpacM Vacant/Wanted FACTORIES/ WAREHOUSES CUM OFFICES RENT/ SALEfI A) DIST J AREA 1 Single-storey semi-detached factory, cum office Built-up 7.000 sq ft 2) Single-storey detached factory/ store cum office Built-up 8.580 sqft (with 20.000 cuft cold room i 3) Groundfloor warehouse. 4250 sqfl 3750 sq ft 4) Groundfloor
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      589 34 Ruby 1 Warehousing Services Warehouses at Genting Lane and Tannery Road Available bi-weekly, bi-monthly or 3-year lease 10 goods/passenger lifts with ample parking facilities Contact Warehousing Containerised Cargo? si\<;u>oui: Hiiuiioisi: has the answer TeL *****19 *****11 OPEN STORAOE VARO In Chua Chu Kang for rental (suitable fur storing olldrlll pipes
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      401 34 SHENTON HOUSE Area 2.ooo sq.ft Selling $1350 psf Contact *****56 ACE OFFERS: Peace Centre, dlsl. 0922 Renovated office space 791 sq fl. Suitable for rse as medical centre $500,000 Vacant possession Call Mr Yeo *****81 partitioned OFFICE AT Parklane for sale at $330,000 or rental I at $450 psf exclusive
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      878 34 ORCHARD TOWERS c 10.-. floor c 1.000 sqft c facing Hilton Hotel Thai Embassy c monthly rental $7,500 (Inclusive maintenance) c for sale $1 3M on o Int#f9ot4ra porttot, cwl 737*747 ******1. c PENINSULA PLAZA facing the sea 1.830 sqft on a high floor SS.M p.s.l negotiable. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 2.382
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      808 34 ICB BUILDING SHENTON Way First class and most Central location in the midst ol financial district Contact *****91 MANHATTAN HOUSE. 1133 sq ft outside CBD Central alrcond. $4 20 ps f Inclusive maintenance Patron *****05/*****19 MANHATTAN/MAXWELL HOUSE 740 and 400 sq ft Immediate occupation, reasonable rental Contact *****2 OFFICE UNITS
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      802 34 FOR SALE/ RENTtI Prestlgeous Showrooms: DISTRICT 9. SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE Oood road frontage. Ideal for Bank. Car Showroom. Airlines Company Audio Showroom, etc Groundfloor 1.400 sq ft Rental: $15 00 0.5.1./ Sate $3,000 p. ».t DISTRICT 9. OFF ORCHARD ROAD Oood road frontage Ideal for Bank. Car Showroom etc Groundfloor.
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      408 34 FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE Orchard Roed Shop available for rent Oood for showroom/ amusement centre Please TEL: *****11 Mm Ng/ Jeeete FAR EAST PLAZA Approximately 250 sq ft Completing soon Facing Srotts Road and opposite Metro Orchard Pteeeecall ASIAN APPRAISAL BJBBJBJ M 2 SQ.FT. SHOP space In prestlgeous Shopping Complex,
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      323 35 Miss Patsy Chua Neo Chow aged 60 years passed away peacefully on 26 7 82 leaving behind: sistsr Mafia Adopted brother: Tan Llong Poh Adopted daughters: Lucy Judy nieces, nephews, grand nieces and gr and nephews to mourn her loss. Body is lying st Si Jospeh's Church Parlour.
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    OBITUARIES
    110 36 piiud away peacefully on 26.7.83 leaving behind Hu.band Wong Veow Fatt Son*: DaughOrt In Law Womk Loke Seng Mary delos Santos Wong Chuan Seng Wong See Mcl Wong Yang Seng Soon Bee Eng Wong Choi Seng Tan Yee Yeong Wong Sin Seng Rita Biswas Wong Mun Seng Ng Slew
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    Acknowledgement
    30 36 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. PEH SIH BING wishes to thank all relative, friends for their kind assistance, presence, condolences, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement. 27-7-1982
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    27 36 Our daapaal candolanm and aympatMaa lo Lucy Tan on tha damiaa of har farhar, Paul Tan Whya Thong. From Managamanl ft Staff JAB FORWARCHNQ (»> PTE LTD
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    78 36 Tha family of tna lala MDM. CHAN KI AU NEO dapart ad 20th July 1982 wtalwa lo axpraaa thatr haart Ml thank* lo lathar Wood of SI. ign«n v* Church, ratatira* and friand* tor •hair kind altandanca, wraalh*. con dotooc x M%d d*9A#tiOfts dunno trctr raoatrt baiaanamant. Th* family
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    125 36 D*p«rl»d 2877/75 Dearest father, we often think nt the days we were together The unselfish love and the precious moments you gave us. constantly remind us of you forever aim,, udir mtoaad by wit. Row. ton*, daughter*, *on*-in-law. daughtar*-tn-«aw and grandchll- dr.fi. In Lovioq MsiHocy of CHAN SOO
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      304 36 'I like him because I think he's frank and honest, but I think his style stinks' Billie Jean talking about the temperamental McEnroe PHOENIX, Tues. Billie Jean King, once the top-ranked woman tennis player in the world, says John McEnroe may lose his No. 1 rating on
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      335 36 Three more stars agree to play FAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey, Tues. French captain Michel Platinl, Polish star Zbignlew Boniek and Italy's Giancarlo Antognonl, all midfielders, yesterday agreed to play in a All-Star soccer game here on Aug. 7. The announcements came a day after Paolo Rossi, IMno Zoff and Marco
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      Lock icon Lendl cashes in on classic
      345 36 TENNIS ROUND-UP WASHINGTON, Tues. Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl, battling an American crowd and the aspirations of his young opponent, defeated 17-year-old Jimmy Alias fc-3, 8-3 yesterday to capture the USI24MM Championship of the National Bank Classic tennis tournament. Lendl, the top seed and the leading moneywinner
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      Lock icon Lan holds hope for Greig family
      572 36 England place finally gives father chance to see son in Test cricket LONDON, Tues ENGLAND cricket's new boy lan Greig knows he will be following in his elder brother's huge footsteps if he steps out to face the Pakistanis in the First Test at
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      PAKISTAN GEAR UP FOR TEST
      264 36 PAKISTAN GEAR UP FOR TEST CHESTERFIELD, Taes. The Pakistan cricketers warmed op for tomorrow's First Test against England at Edgbaston, Birmingham, with a IM-mn thrashing of Derbyshire here yesterday. Derbyshire, set a target of 3t3 In 225 minutes, were never is the hunt alter Imran Khan had claimed three early
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      Lock icon Top stars for Indonesian Open
      264 36 JAKARTA, Tues. —I Singapore are among 12 I countries including hosts Indonesia, who will take part in a U5566,000 ($137,280) Indonesian Open badminton tournament to be held here from Aug. 18-22. A total of 103 top players from throughout the world will compete in the
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      163 36 We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to The Family Of MR. SAW EWE SENG on the demise of his beloved mother In Penang From: The Management Staff of Bin Hin Lorry Transport Bin Hin Crane Heavy Transport Pte Ltd We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to The Family
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      Moses is back after 4 months
      333 37 He has recovered from serious injuries ON THE TRACK with EQUESTRIENNE PENANG, Tues. Veteran local jockey Moses Lee, out of action for the past four months after sustaining serious injuries just before a race at Penang, was back in the saddle here this morning.
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      Favoured Gent (Lion City Cup winner) deleted
      323 37 FAVOURED GENT, winner of the Lion City Cup at Bukit Timah last year, has been deleted, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association classification list. The five-year-old Australian willing also clocked the fastest time since the series started in 1974 1:10 for the
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      Mitchell to ride here
      92 37 Mitchell to ride here VKTKRAN Australian Jockey Kevin Mitchell (above) will be back tor yet another stint. He has been granted a licence to ride as visiting Jockey at the Pesta Snkan Cnp Meeting here next month. Mitchell, 52, who rode here briefly last year, has said that he disliked
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      Jurong Trophy race will be weight-for-age
      353 37  -  THE Jurong Trophy, one of the feature races for Class 1 horses at the Singapore Turf Club's Pesta Sukan Cup meeting next month, will be a weight-for-age affair. Horses who have not won this year can claim I.skg and apprentice jockeys can also claim
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      1,000m trial run
      43 37 UNRACED horses will have to pass a I,ooom trial run to the satisfaction of the Stipendiary Steward and Starter be- fore they can take part in restricted terms races. The Malayan Racing Association stated this in a circular to trainers.
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      Lock icon League Cup to open on Aug. 30
      143 38 League Cup to open on Aug. 30 LONDON. Tues The first legs of the opening round of this season's English League Cup soccer tournament will be played between Aug. 30 and Sept. 1, it was announced here yesterday. The second-leg ties, will take place between Sept. 13 and IS The
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      'Hat-trick' for Police
      142 38 FREDDY FOX was snarling yesterday and with good reason. The Police coach had assembled his players for the Singapore Government Services Football League Div. One soccer match, scheduled at the ■olice Academy yesterday, but neither their opponents. Port Authority, nor the referee show»d up. writes PETER SIOW
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      SIA hand insurance firm first loss
      181 38 SINGAPORE Airlines sent Prudential crashing to their first defeat in the Anchor Business Houses men's squash league at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday, writes TAY lIKNG KHOON. Though Prudential lost 5-0 yesterday, the 13 points they earned from their three previous victories should
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      Cartier decide that women's golf is a must
      363 38  -  DEREK WILD By AT a time when the Professional Golfers' Association of Singapore are having difficulty finding sponsors for their local circuit, the Singapore Ladies' Golf Association have received a windfall worth $25,000-$30,000. That's how much les Must de Cartier will be
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      Skill and flow see IA through
      171 38  - Skill and flow see IA through LEONARD KING By INDIAN Association taught the Singapore Cricket Club that superior skill and running are the keys to success as they methodically broke down the home side's robust antics in their 4-1 win in a Strobel Premier League hockey match at the Padang
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      Bouquets for squash organisers
      314 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE'S efficient organisation of the World junior team squash championships in February will be discussed at the annual meeting of the International Squash Racket* Federation in Montreal in September. Four of the 14 participating nations Wales, Pakistan, New Zealand and Malaysia will
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      Ang pips Ng but fails to break mark
      382 38  - Ang pips Ng but fails to break mark JANICE SEAH By MELVYN ANG, of St. Andrew's Second.' ry, came within twotenths of a second of breaking arch-rival Eddy Ng's national schools open 200 metres breaststroke record at the 23rd annual schools swimming championships at the Shaw Pool yesterday. As usual,
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      A first for Pesta shoot
      175 38  - A first for Pesta shoot PETER SIOW By I NEW ZEALAND will, for thi- first time, take Mil in the IVst.i Snkan rill and pistol ritooting competilion, siartinn <>n Sunday at Mount Vprnon. The Kiwis will brtaw along with thorn five of their top shooters .lack Scott, I^-on Grtebel, Brian
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      BAREFOOT BOY BLAZES TO A RECORD RUN
      524 38  - BAREFOOT BOY BLAZES TO A RECORD RUN HAKIKAT RAI By BAREFOOT wonder Su Yinen became the fastest 12-year-old in the Republic when he clocked 12.1 seconds for the century sprint on the final day of the national primary schools' athletic meet at the National Stadium yesterday. ill mm: 1 It
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      REPUBLIC TO REJECT FUND RAISING VOTES
      185 38 I lit-: Singapore Squash Rackets Federation will make strong efforts to reject a move to give the Republic 18 mure votes in the International Squash Rackets Federation, writes TAY lIINC. KHOON. Because, with the extra votes, will come a hefty increase In annual subscriptions
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      BORG'S BACK
      432 38 My ambition is to be No. 1 again, says Bjorn CALIFORNIA, Tues. His vacation over, Bjorn Borg is back at work, aiming to reclaim world tennis supremacy. "For sure my ambition is to be No. 1," Borg said. "Between September and December I'm going to play more tournaments.
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      203 38 UNIGOLF'S ANNUAL SALE Up to 3|| /o discounts on sets, individual putters.coloured balls, shoes, jß^m bags, shirts, trolleys, racquets and i^b^HKK^^^fc JO Mm I^^^^^^Bj^H J*> -A* UNIGOLF PTE. LTD. G-39 iGrd Fi i Higfi Street Centre B-8 Orchard Towers IF"' I North Bridge Road <0617 i Orchard Road f0923i Tel
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      57 38 man m«iio««i schools mifi 'N.itumal Slaiiium, 1 [i m lIOTkKV SWHA l«|iif IMvMen Two: 9OC Polk* (l'aii.iny. :> :>» p m i. There starts li Hell Orient I k.idin Mas. S M I) m BOCCBB Krtcndly: PARC s Chemical (OmcMlowa tun. plex. fi 15 i) in i syl ASH Anchor
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      THE RISING STAR..
      360 39  -  JOE DORAI By COACH NAMES HIS TWO GIANTS OF THE FUTURE IT was during the 1979 Uon City Cup under-lfi soccer competition that Fandi Ahmad, Singapore's current hot property, and Razali Alias emerged as the Republic's best potentials. The Asian Youth competition, starting on Saturday at the
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      The 'mouse' who turns into lion on soccer pitch
      316 39  -  LEX SEOW YAM By MUSTAFFA ARSHAD speaks little and, when he does, ever so softly. But don't be deceived. Mustaffa the "mouse" turns into a lion the moment he gets on a soccer pitch. And the 18-year-old defender is roaring to
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      THREE SIDES SEEK LIVE TELECASTS
      378 39 THREE of the nine foreign teams involved in the Asian Youth tournament want their matches relayed live to their countries. The three teams South Korea, Thai- Saturday Uroup B: hlna v Hongkong p. m.). Spore v Malaysia (B. IS p.m.). (National Stadium). Sunday (iraap A:
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      Mite's mighty mission
      340 39  -  JOE DORAI By AHMAD PAIJAN'S success or failure as captain of the Singapore team for the Asian youth soccer tournament will serve as a barometer for the Football Association of Singapore's apprenticeship scheme. Diminutive Ahmad was the only Singapore player on the FAS' payroll, working three hours
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      Razali's red-hot and ready to strike for goals
      321 39  -  PETER SIOW By ALMOST without exception, the centreforward is the man the public would probably love to put in a goldfish bowl and gawk at in a soccer competition. Razali Rashid, Singapore's central striker in the Asian youth soccer championship, starting on
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      Singapore put Forest visit on ice
      241 39 FORMER European soccer champions Nottingham Forest, of England, yesterday failed In their lastminute bid to secure a friendly match against Singapore at the National Stadium. Bat the Football of Association have told them that they will seriously consider entertaining them if they make another
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      Jita gives senior status to pair of newcomers
      308 39 SINGAPORE soccer manager-coach Jita Singh yesterday promoted two newcomers to the senior squad for the friendly match against Dublin Football Club at the National Stadium tonight at 7.30. Defenders Ahmad Sapiee and S. Masilamani, two of four players invited to join the
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      Wait is over for the FAS
      199 39 I 111- Football Association of Singapore's wait for the entries of Brunei and Kuwait for the Uon City (up under-IC competition Ls finally over. And the end comes with a mixed touch of Joy and sadness. Joy In the fact that Brunei have confirmed
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      Changi denied a win
      184 39 Changi denied a win FARRER PARK DYNAMOS completed their National Football League Division One campaign on a fine note when they recovered from a 0-1 deficit to draw 1-1 with Changi Constituency at Jalan Besar last night. The match had little significance for both teams as the top three places
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      198 39 Theresa great new paper in town. But your newspaper man doesn't have it It's new Agfacolor paper. Now better than ever, so you're assured of rich, brilliant colours that won't fade with time. And it's endorsed by the Singapore Colour Centre the premier photo-developer in town, with computerised photofinishing equipment
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    234 40 universe LIMA, Tups IT WAS 8 dream come true for ltv-year-old Karen IHanne Baldwin of Canada when she was crowned Miss Inlverse ISB2 here last nlxht. Miss Terry I tley of Ihe Inlted SUtes, who had told reporters that she would prefer not to
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    Armed gang stole all three ambulances!
    930 40 BEIRUT, Tues. If you are injured in war-torn west Beirut, don't bother to phone the city's ambulance headquarters. An armed gang stole all the ambulances. In west Beirut the almost daily barrages of Israeli bombs and shells that have attracted worldwide concern are only
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    606 40 WASHINGTON, Tuesday REAGAN ACTS AFTER SNUB BY FRANCE, ITALY PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has ordered a top-level study of the controversy over his ban on technology and equipment for a natural gas pipeline from the Soviet Union to Western Europe, United States officials said
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    Malaysian and Viet positions still far apart
    558 40 THE CAMBODIAN ISSUE 3y M.G.G. PILL AI. Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia said today it would "study and consider" Vietnamese proposals to solve the Cambodian problem, but an official spokesman also said their respective positions remained far apart. The visiting
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      314 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial I >a l i > TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Development Bank of Singapore will soon float a bond issue to "support expansion of its banking business". BERNADETTE CHOOI gives you the details. Why consumers will have to pay more for their electricity from next month and what industrialists
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      131 40 IT TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair. TKMF. (C) up to Sa.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 26 mm. SINSET today: 7.1C p.m.; SINRISR tomorrow: 7.15 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 3 19C Kino Manila 23 29C Cloudy Bangkok 25 33C Cloudy Melbourne 3 16C Fine BelJlnx 20 30C Sunny Moscow 922 C Clear
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      The resettled unsettled
      2675 1 A FEW kilometres from the hospital that conducts a group psychotherapy programme for Americans who fought in Vietnam, Leng Yang, 30, bids wife May Lee. 27, and their four children goodbye before driving to work in Minneapolis. Leng is a Hmong tribesman transplanted from the Laotian hilLs
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        Black tide catastrophe
        233 2 NOVA BLACK TIDE «'h 5, 19.15 p.m.): The worst oil spill in history devastated 160.9 km of France's Brittany coast on March 16, 1978. It proved to be an ecological catastrophe, and this film explores the destruction wrought on the coast, its marine life and human population.
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        389 2 r ROBERT PIANO 1 CO. PTE. LTD. Opens a New Branch at Specialist Shopping Centre Unit 143/144, Ist FI, Orchard Road, for the convenience of our Clients in the City. To Commemorate this Auspicious Occasion, we are Giving: Discount on Pianos 10-15% Discount on Organs 30% Discount on Guitars 30-50%
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        98 2 Flange Insulation Sets for electrical isolation of pipelines and plant in cathodic protection systems. 1 yp© t§ This style of gasket is designed for use with flat and raised lace ilanges and hence has the same diameter as the flanges and is drilled to receive the bolts and sleeves. Type
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        215 2 Straits Times Crossword hh ACKOBB g WaJk lopiat jtudy (4) 7 English vigour set out in de--1 SeemUnes of French com scripUv* w^rds (8) mander having, drink (7) g M p,^,^ b Masses ot words setting down (g) Ctrt ?L!lfl lnd "L S 01 l 3 filing-vessel provides protec--9 After
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        354 2 EXHIBITION Stanley Warren's 73 paintings and sketches, done when he was a prisoner of war during World War Two. Sentosa Wax Museum. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Ends Saturday. KVNST USD KOMMVNIKATION (ART AND COMMUNICATION) Cross-section of contemporary graphic designs from West Germany. Goethe-Institut Art Gallery. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Ends
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        299 2 Weather Forecast 7.U Morning Digest 1.21 Breakfast Classics 8.11 News 8.11 Breakfast Classics (cont'd) I.N News In Brief ».*S Proe Summary (English and Mandarin) 1. 11 Chinese In strumentals 1.45 World Of Songs II.M Keyboard Music II.M News In Brief II.M Beautiful Music IZ.M Prog Summary (English ana Mandarin) 12.M
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        1337 2 "TV and Radio 3.00 PM Opening followed by Jaws (Malay) Another "trials and tnbu (Mandann/r) lations of bringing up children and 4.25 Sod: An Introduction watching them grow up as differ ently as Cain and Abel' drama. 4.35 The Adventures Of (kiiver The This time the p rota g Onist
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        New award £or best play
        345 3  -  LEONG WENG KAM By A NEW group award will be given to the best drama production from each of the four language streams in this year's Drama Festival. The Culture Ministry, organiser of the annual event in September, hopes the Best Production Awards will promote
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        In perfect control
        488 3 MILAN Sladek brought to mime the concentration and discipline of modern ballet, the fluidity of body language and the gawkiness of black humour. It was evident in the precise control that he exorcised from the tips of his toes to the crown of his head where his
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        NO PRIZES FOR GUESSING WHO THE KILLER IS
        474 3 PHOBIA Now at Cathay Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN BARBRA arrives at Dr Ross's apartment on the edge of hysteria, and the fact that he's not there does nothing to ease her state of panic. She circles the study, the camera following, a
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        634 3 End fear,shyness,lndeciston INCREASE YOUR EFFIC ENCY AND EARNING POWER ,-n however, you complete the programme I Many people experience doubts, fears, and feel no dramatic benefit, your hesitation, lack of confidence, timidity tuition fee will be refunded in full and depression and are often severely Writ* today without handicapped by
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        Lock icon FASHION FLASH
        131 4 (Cardin's collection) THERE was a time when ••very woman would have her little black dress It was the favourite standby. And the simpler it was, the more classic it was, the better. Black reeked of sophistication, of understated simplicity and elegance. Then came varying trends peasants, gypsies, pirates
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        Coughing out blood
        887 4 A community service protect of the Singapore Medical Association and The Straits Times IT IS quite frightening when you start to spit out blood. Quite often, the immediate reaction is to consult a doctor. In this sense, it is a "beneficial" symptom, scaring a patient into seeking
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        Memories of mother
        757 4 I READ the story Living without Mother's help by K. Mala thy (Outlook, July 21) and this brought back memories for me. I am glad for K. Ma laths that her mother is away only for a while, visitng her family in India. As for me, I
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      Growing old
      1059 5 In Singapore, we are trying to preserve and promote the three-tier family; but in many other countries, this tradition has been eroded, and many old people live out the rest of their days in institutions. DIANE CASSELBERRY MANUEL talks to a leading authority on ageing who helped to
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      High-flying pioneer
      950 5  -  DEBORAH CHURCHMAN i FAY Gillis Wells is a grandmotherly sort of person, her crop of snow-white hair pulled back in a bun, and twinkling eyes. As a greeting, she takes your hand in both of hers and gazes sweetly at you in a way that practically smells of
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        652 6 APPOINTMENTS f B c Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited v. The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 biion petrochemical complex on P'iau Ayer Merbau invites apofications from suitably quaified candidates for the following positions: UTILITIES SUPERVISORS (UTILITIES UNIT A) The successful candidates will report to the Shift Superintendent and be
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        1329 6 ru iii nc i phiups KniLlKd Opening up new frontiers FJE^^^-^^ in electronic technology and career advancement. X, We are a large multi-national organisation in ncai cc CYcriITIUPQfT^H»9 K the forefront of electronic technology. We *m rol*?W m have in Singapore significant manufacturing WORD PROCESSOR s*^s* d>V B as well
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        573 6 NOTICES THK BANKRI PTX V ACT (CHAPTKR 18) TAKE NOTICE THAT (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the fo. lowing debtors on 16th day of July. 1982. In Buknptry N«* 64/81 Thlo Ban TJay of 14-C. Slan Tuan Avenue. Singapore 2158 146/81 Aun Hong Boon of 56. Upper
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        1255 7 APPOINTMENTS We are a progressive company with diversified interests in marine, salvage, shipbuilding repairing, engineering and other non-marine activities We invite applications for the position of PURCHASING MANAGER The successful candidate will handle all purchas ing requirements for the marine subsidiaries. He should possess a Degree in an engineering discipline
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        338 7 LABORATORY ANALYSTS We invite suitably qualified Singapore citizens to apply tor the above positions baaed a! Pulau Bukom Retmery Complex a'vj Woodlands Lubricants Blending Plant THE JOB involves shift work and includes laboratory testing and analysis of petroleum products THE CANDIDATES we are looking for would have a General Certificate
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        592 8 NOTICES URA LAND PARCEL 111 18 STOREY OFFICE BUILDING ANCILLARY DEVELOPMENT AT CECIL ST/BOON TAT ST PRE-QUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS The project is on URA Land Sale of Parcel 111 at CECIL ST/BOON TAT STREET. I Main Contr'l work comprises: 18 storey office building 1 Roof Garden The site area is
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        381 8 n SINGAPORE BUDDHIST WELFARE SERVICES INVITATION TO TENDER SINGAPORE BUDDHIST WELFARE SERVICES invites tenders from qualified and experienced contractors for the construction of 2/3 storey Home for the Aged and Temple of floor area approximately 5,000 sq.m in reinforced concrete structure at Ponggol Road. Work is expected to commence in
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        236 8 USA NVOCC with national coverage seeking an agent in Singapore. Principal is looking for: financially secure company experience in break bulk and document handling prompt remittance of funds collected ability to launch and sustain a sales/ servicing program Reply in the first instance giving qualifications, company history and financial information
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        234 8 IN THK HII.H I ill K I OF THK BEPtVLJC OK BINGAPOKK SeJt N*. I3M ef IKZ > Brtweea ABIA COMMKRCIAL BANK LTD.- Plalanffe Ab4 LJM LOY CHIM f.rmrrlN I a CHOP CHIM THYK.. IMmdaat NOTICKOK AOVKRTIBKMKNT I To: LIM LOY CHIM formerly t/a CHOP CHIM THYF No. 38, Jalan
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        Leaders take up brush in public
        514 1  -  TAN JONG SEE By EMULATION of the Japanese experience has now been extended to Chinese calligraphy which was once described as a dying art here but is still very much alive in Japan. Two government leaders will follow the footsteps of their Japanese counterparts
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        Get people interested in the art
        266 1 THE SHORTAGE of qualified calliKiaphy teachers is not a serious problem, said the president of the Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore. But getting students interested in the learning of the art is important, added Mr Tan Siah Kwee, who is now training calligraphy teachers
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        648 1 Q|m Grand Off icial Opening Gele>bi'afcioßS II L THIB YUAN PRIVATE LIMITED 71* J^fl ndeed, it was the stabilised economic climate of our Republic Ihe outlook for the Asian economies this year is not as CT^^^ -^^^m^^^^^^Jf" /t^^^r Ji BT 1 anc t^ lose l^ e otner Asean countries which
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      34 2 4 A survey of Communist Party members in a commune outside Shanghai found younger members more and more reluctant to attend party meetings, preferring to spend time at home with their wives. s
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      What LOVE means to them
      708 2  -  Takashi Oka By in Beijing IN China, as in many old societies, love is not necessarily synonymous with marriage. In fact, once a young man and woman declare their affection for each other and think of getting married, they often find themselves trapped in a
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        316 2 The new SUZUKI 800 Nine times bigger The Suzuki 800 has always been big on performance, economy and comfort. Now, the new models j^^r afl <M l l m^^f^ mm are nine times bigger in features. Jv^r _^MP*M)B^^^^^^ w/M A^"^ v^pr ifl ■§&Hik*&.~ 'mm /^E^^^^^m* New seat upholstery, retractable seat
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        252 3 Vidoi'now 'showing' (*****14) 5 SHOWS: 11am. 1.45. 4 00, 6.45, 9.15 NEVER BEFORE SEEN! Confiscated Secret I! Vietcong Battle Film! jfuw i 'i"i CAPITOL: 21st BIG DAY (*****59) 5 SHOWS: Him, 1.45. 4.00. 6.30 9.15 savoy WSSBF/ OPENS TODAY! RpSSK^ (*****40) 11am, 1.45. U*MJ|bbbbbbbV^ 4.00, 6.45 A 9.15pm F?^^^EQj S^IMbI
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        393 3 Golden Clementi Palace Q'town and New Town LAST FEW DAYS! G 11. 1.30. 4, 6.45. 9 30pm C-P-Q 1.30. 3 M, 7 15. 9.30 NT: 1.30. 3.30. 7.00. •.00pm "BIG LITTLE HAPPY PRODIGY" in MANOARW DKiimi' 'mil' iNumu—M 1 NEW CROWN"^ 10 TODAY 4 I OMOBROW I 1.00. 3.00. 7
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        341 3 Acplunc iSM 6tii Floor, Overseas Union House, Collyer Quay, Singapore 0104. Tel: *****22 BB^^BBB^* B^^^B^^^bl^^ < ljfl^nHH|i^* _dM|_ ftfl •-xyfi3S«r3 bY tßbbbSJbßEl*^ JEV-^ 41' .aW M I bbDbbb^bb9bVbbMVK^^ > > '4(jjL>-«sße I^bW I I BbKHß^^^*'** 1 4^T^-^J J»^l^ g^BBBB^a W ***»^^Si-^^E* J BBBI I IbL -Cbb|<* B»l oVX^\^ sU IaVI
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        325 3 O Chuck Norri* plays a small town sheriff who hat to Q T) dispose a psychotic Killer rendered virtually indestruc l X jfv able through genetic engineering in Columbia Pictures' X X SILENT RAGE". X Ij. To win yourself SlOO cash prize (should there be more X i V than
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        495 3 8/GK CATHAY 8 O OPENS TODAY 1 Q Q 11am 1 30 4 00 6 30 9 ISpm Q C> fIkCHARKS BRONSON Q JtrP DEATH g Bv^ wish ii a SJ LAST OAY! O 0 130 400 8 30.9 15pm A Q bbbbl V X LASTDAYI X jiayn. 1.30. 4.
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      Sejarah dan latarbelakang keris
      647 4 Keris (2) SEJARAH tiaak mencatat tempat kelahiran keris itu. Butir-butir yang pasti hanyalah bahawa keris adalah pusaka asli negaranegara di Kepulauan Melayu, terutama Malaysia dan Indonesia, dan tidak terdapat di negara -negara lain. Besar kemungkinan ia berasal dari Tanah Jawa dalam abad yang ke 13 atau
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      Kris: A combination of various weapons
      607 4 HISTORY does not record where the first kris was made. In this respect, the only important fact known is that It originated in the Malay Archipelago and that It developed and spread mostly In Malaysia and Indonesia. Nowhere outside the Malay Archipelago is this
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      Lesson 33A Easy Steps to Malay
      453 4  - Lesson 33A Easy Steps to Malay Haron A. Rahman By BACA potongan karangan di bawah mi, yang dlpetik dari raangao Nad! Bella Berita llarian. dengan teliti dan jawab soalansoalan yang berikutnva sebagai satii latihan: Read the passage below, which is an extract from the "Nadi Belia" column of Berita Harian,
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        519 4 APPOINTMENTS I When we say we are expanding we mean H I it. Lamipak's additional new plant at H El furong now offers job opportunities. H I 1) TECHNICIANS I I a) MAINTENANCE B b) EXTRUSION H I c) FLEXO-PRINTING LJ (Training will be provided} I d) GRAPHIC PLATE MAKING:
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