The Straits Times, 29 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Action plan for Cabinet soon
    431 1  -  WONG Al KWEI Continuing education and training By A NEW committee has been formed to look into the promotion and co-ordination of continuing education and training (CET) in Singapore. It is chaired by Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State for Education, and was set
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    Koon Poh touring South Africa with 16 others
    402 1  - Koon Poh touring South Africa with 16 others DEREK WILD By SONG KOON POH, Singapore's rugby captain, is touring South Africa with a team of internationals. Though he recently denied he had accepted an offer to tour the country with a squad organised by South African-born "Tokkie" Smith, a former
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    Rugby-, captain says No to SA offer
    47 1  - Rugby-, captain says No to SA offer DEREK WILD 2. !BONG KOON POH; Singapore's rajfby cap t*ln, Hmh Mid lie »i( inut Uke op%a offer U itoar South Africa wtth 3 r World XV. a He said this to Th. HEADLINE in The Straits Times, July 17.
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    Lock icon Cuban blitz on Angola rebels
    71 1 JOHANNESBURG, wed rutvin troops in Angola have launched a ma.vsn nffen-sive ■galHl the HlfMflßM I'nita rebels let) by Dr Jonas Savimbi. the South African Radio reported today. A communique issued by I nita said 8.500 Cubans, aided >>> Soviet milil.iry adviseis and using Soviet arms
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    In The Sunday Times...
    81 1 In The Sunday Times... SHE'S hist got her Oleveln. Now she's looking for a Job. She's Jennifer, a girl all past and present schoolleavers ran identify with. Catch her in a rivetting new comic strip in The Sunday Times. THKT'RK In love. They've been together some time. They fight, as
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    HDB ACTS TO CHANGE ACCOUNTS SYSTEM
    128 1 HDB ACTS TO CHANGE ACCOUNTS SYSTEM A COMPANY will soon be appointed to help the Housing Board to set up a new accounting system, National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan said yesterday. He said the board had already discussed with several consultants the problems of implementing the system proposed by
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    Lock icon Mining hope
    41 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. A pikestian for the US mining industry said yesterday American firms would like to go ahead with undersea mining operations if possible, although the US did not sign an international treaty which will regulate such operations. Reuter.
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    30 1 MANnjV, Wed. After rumours that his health is deteriorating. President Ferdinand Marcos said that a medical check-up today had given him a clean bill of health. AFP.
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    Lock icon Two jobs from one' plan
    286 1 LONDON, Wednesday THE British governmew novel job-splitting schen cut unemployment, now t yesterday announced a ne as part of its plan to affecting 13.4 per cent of the nations work force. Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe told Parliament there would be grants for
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    Lock icon 'Prisoners used on pipeline' charge
    123 1 'Prisoners used on pipeline' charge BONN, Wed. The Soviet Union is putting thousands of political prisoners to work on building the multi-billion dollar fas pipeline to Western lurope, an opposition Member of Parliament said yesterday. Christian Democrat MP Heinz Landre said 100,000 Soviet prisoners sentenced tc hard labour were buildir./
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    Lock icon Cruzeiro devalued
    59 1 BRASILIA (Brazil). Wed. The Brazilian government announced yesterday the devaluation of the nations currency, the cruzeiro, by 1.809 per cent against the US dollar. The new rates are 181.40 cruzeiros to the dollar at the buyer's rate and 182.71 to the dollar at the seller's rate. The devaluation,
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    Lock icon Thai visit
    31 1 BANGKOK, Wed. Japanese Minister of International Trade and Industry Shintoro Abe will arrive here on Saturday for talks on trade and economic relations, a senior official said today. Reuter.
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    Computer programs
    84 1 WITH the trend towards higher technology, The Straits Times has been giving more emphasis to news about computers and how they affect our lives. In our reports, we will occasionally mention computer programs, a technical word used to describe a Merles of instructions for a computer. The spellIng
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    Lock icon ISRAELIS ADD BLACK HUMOUR TO RAIDS
    97 1 BEIRUT, Wed. Israel has added a note of black humour to its air bombing raids on West Beirut, reporters and diplomats noted yesterday. The bombing run on Monday began at 2 42 p.m., and the second of the raids on Tuesday started at 3:38
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    Lock icon Israeli jets blast West Beirut again
    486 1 HABIB RACES AGAINST TIME BEIRUT, Wed ISRAELI planes, gunboats and artillery blasted West Beirut for the seventh day running today as United States envoy Philip Habib raced against time to end the bloodshed. Beirut Radio said the Israeli Air Force attacked Palestinian targets in
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    Wider powers in new property Bill
    257 1 Wider powers in new property Bill THE government is rxpectel to deal soon with forei) n companies that have not given up residential properties bought in Singapore before Sept 11, 1973. The Residential Property (Amendment) Bill, introduced in Parliament on Tuesday by the Minister for Law, Mr E. W Barker,
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    Lock icon Kidnappers in the bush
    55 1 HARARE, Wed. Guerillas hiding in Zimbabwe's southern bush with six toreign I whom they threaten to kill have so far eluded 1,000 troops and aircraft locl.ty Despite military claims earlier that the searchers were closing in. there were no signs of progress and more soldiers were
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    Lock icon Fall broken
    38 1 NANTES (France). HW Two-year-old Tatiana Mestnaccidentally fell out .if an eighth floor window here yesterday and miraculously survived unhurt She fell onto shoots drying out on a line and they broke ncr fall, police said. AFP
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    52 1 ARGENTINA 'NO' TO CURBS 1MIKI) NATIONS, Wed. Argentina said today It would not recognise any British-Imposed restrictions on movements In the South Atlantic. In a message to the IN Security Council the Argentine government said negotiations on the Kalklands dispute were a precondition for real peace th«-re. AFP. SKK
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      164 1 50 pages today HARVEST OF FRUITS INHDB ESTATES Page 9 Police to study security in shopping centres Page 13 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 34 KDITURIAL 11 LETTERS IS BACKGROIND IS TIMES BISINESS 17-M CLASSIFIEDS 21 -M COMICS II CAISEWAY 11 SPORTS 32-37 Accident victims get three years to sue Page
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      677 2 More time to sue ACCIDENT victims will now have three years in which to sue the estate of a deceased driver for their injuries. This follows the passing in Parliament on Tuesday of the Civil Law (Amendment) BUI. The present limitation period is six months But often, a victim
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      COMMENT
      215 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WHILE it Is true that many employers regard their workers' reservist obligations as a nuisance, there is Utte that the Defence Ministry can do to change their attitude. This Is something that can only come with time, as more and more reservists with first-hand experience
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      SPORTS
      219 2 Lifters sacked THREE lifters and one national trainer have been dropped from the South-east Asia Games training squad. Lifters Koh Boon San, Chua Tuan Poon ana Loh Chee Keong and trainer Chua Peng Kirn had stayed away from Saturday's national weightlifting championships and until yesterday, had not spven any
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      307 2 COMPUTERISED PHONE LINK FOR CHASE OUTLETS CHASE MANHATTAN BANK has installed a central computerised telephone system to link up its three branches. Under the system, which started operating on Monday, customers have to remember only one telephone number to call any one of the thn>e Chase branches Shing
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      BACKGROUND
      66 2 THRIVING BLACK MARKET VIETNAM may be flat broke but for the priviledged those people with access to foreign currency or scarce 'xls communism has brought wealth as well as power. Corruption is as rampant as in the bad, old capitalist days and the notherners have taxen to it very
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      545 2 Rebels 'tighten grip' AFGHAN rebels claimed they had overrun 22 military checkpoints in the strategic town of Pagman, in what appears to be a major rebel offensive to tighten their grip of the old capital just north of Kabul. Sources said Kabul hospitals were "overflowing" with truckloads
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      SECTION 2
      315 2 Choosing the king WHEN the 13th Dalai Lama died in 1933, the search began for the new ruler that would take his place. Guided by mystic signs, the regent and his attendants went to Kumbum, a town near the China border, and found little Tenzin Gyatso. Tenzin, who
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      173 2 Condor carriers arrive THE first three of 459 Condor armoured personnel carriers Malaysia had ordered from West Germany arrived yesterday. The $270 million purchase will be delivered in stages. Eleven will arrive in August, 18 in September and from October, 25 every month. The last lot will
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      SECTION 3
      140 2 Evening of laughter LAUGHTER could be heard almost throughout the 15-minute performance of "Fun with Proverbs" by the Life Drama Society. It was one of six sketches by different cultural troupes that made up An Evening of Comic Sketches and Short Plays at the Victoria Theatre recently. Part
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      333 2 President desk wf^ Artiton chacs The new President Line More than just prestige— double security as well At one glance, the Presi- So, in addition to presdent Line of executive tige, the new President desks, cabinets and ere- Line ot furniture gives you denzas gives you the feel ftmiffffJfWw peace
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      Lock icon Prem seeks approval of $16 b budget
      243 3 Prem seeks approval of $16 b budget BANGKOK. Wed. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda today sought Parliament's approval of a 177-billion-baht <SSI6 billion) national budget for fiscal 1983. This would provide for j a modest 9.9 per cent in- crease in government spending over this year's i figures. The relatively small
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      Lock icon Karmal s speech unreported
      162 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. Afghanistan's stateowned Kabul Radio monitored here last night did not report the speech made by Sovietbacked President Babrak Karmal at the ninth plenum of the ruling People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA). The plenum ended in Kabul last night with a call for
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      Lock icon Red Army not ready for modern warfare
      379 3 BEIJING, Wednesday DESPITE modernisation, the poorly-equipped People's Liberation Army must still rely on "peoples war" to fight a DetItT armed enemy, Chief of General Staff Yang Dezhi said in an interview published yesterday Yang's remarks to the official Xinhua news agency Indicated that
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      Lock icon Fraser to visit Malaysia, China and NZ
      77 3 Fraser to visit Malaysia, China and NZ CANBERRA, Wed. Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser is lo visit Malaysia. China and New Zealand from Aug 1-10. Top-level government sources today said the Australia! government hoped to strengthen its ties with Asean. Mr Fraser is also to meet the new Chinese leadership under
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      Lock icon Sealed with a whopping kiss...
      127 3 Sealed with a whopping kiss... FATIMA, the first ramrl born at the North Carotin* Zoo, gives eight- ve»r-old visitor Lee Heashaw a warm bat rather wet greeting on Monday. Camels in their desert habitat often have to do without water for long periods. And because of that, they store water
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      Lock icon Afghan guerillas take key points
      398 3 Offensive to tighten grip on old summer capital ISLAMABAD, Wednesday AFGHAN freedom fighters yesterday claimed to have' overrun 22 military checkpoints in the strategic town of Pagman in what appears to be a major rebel offensive to tighten their grip on the old summer capital
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      Lock icon Khun Sa's troops seize key base
      146 3 BANGKOK, Wed. About 500 troops led byopium warlord Khun Sa have seized a key base of their rival Wa National Army (WNA) in a continuing struggle for control of the narcotics trade along the Thai-Burmese border, a border patrol police spokesman in northern Thailand
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      Lock icon Taipeh rejects Beijing's offer
      199 3 Taipeh rejects Beijing's offer TAIPEH, Wed. Taiwan has rejected China's latest reunification overture as the "same old stuff" and will accept a visit from communist Chinese officials only if they "come to surrender." Mr Liv Ta-Jen, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said on Monday that a Beijing proposal was "the same
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      Lock icon SHOOTING OF PELAEZ: TWO HELD
      90 3 MANILA, Wed. Police have arrested two suspects In connection with the attempted assassination last week of Minister of State Kmmanuel Pelaez, in which his chauffeur was killed, the Dally Express newspaper said But police and military authorities would not confirm the arrests. Mr Pelaez, a
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Cluster bomb sale: Suspension extended
      378 4 WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has decided to extend indefinitely a week-old suspension on delivery of cluster bomb ammunition to Israel, the State Department announced yesterday. The suspension was imposed last week while the administration considered whether Israel's use of cluster bombs in Lebanon violated
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      Lock icon SNIPPETS
      215 4 Envoy's home bombed CANADA will protest to Israel over the bombing of the residence of its ambassador. Mr Theodore Arcand, in West Beirut. It will also consider moving the entire embassy staff from the war-torn city. External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan said in Ottawa yesterday. Mr Arcand is the
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      Lock icon A joint call to end conflict
      169 4 A joint call to end conflict UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Egypt and Fiance jointly submitted a draft resolution to the UN Security Council yesterday calling for a settlement of the Middle East conflict through mutual recognition between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation. They requested that the council meet tomorrow and
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      Lock icon Gaddafi offers to help dose US bases
      300 4 Gaddafi offers to help dose US bases BONN, Wed. Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi has offered to help groups allied with the European anti-nuclear movement to close US military bases in Europe. He has urged that, as part of the attempt, the groups cut off water and supplies at the
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      Lock icon Iranians find the going tough
      153 4 Iranians find the going tough NICOSIA, Wed. Iranian troops entrenched Inside Iraq have found fighting; outside their home turf "difficult," an Iranian minister has conceded. The minister's statement was the first indication from Iran that its forces were bogged down inside Iraq following their initial successes In the tuo week-old
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      Lock icon Peace march
      32 4 JERUSALEM, Wed. About 300 demonstrators paraded through the streets of West Jerusalem yesterday. < naming slogans against the I>ebanese war and railing for Israeli negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organisation. AFP.
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      33 4 TEHERAN, Wed OfkMMI drug traffickers were sentenced to death tort from June 22 to July 22. Trhrran's Islamir Public Prosecutor said in a communique quott-d by Radio Teheran yesterday AFP
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      Lock icon Grain sale to Sovicts US still undecided
      236 5 Grain sale to Sovicts US still undecided WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan has yet to decide on the future of US grain sales to the Soviet Inlon, the White House said yesterday. The issue Is politically sensitive in view of pressure from US farmers who want Increased grain exports at
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        Lock icon Man bites pet dog
        79 5 FRANK Mazzeo has been placed under psychiatric observation because police saw him biting his dog. When questioned by bystanders and police, he told them he was simply communicating with his pet. Police Sgt Joseph I-itta said in Burbank, California, that Mazzeo i told police his reddish-
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        Lock icon Lifeline for spiders
        79 5 FOR a spider, it's a life saver. For the departmen- tal store, it's a great-sell- ing gag for those who apparently have nothing better to do with US$2.9O i (5J6.25). The store, located in London's fashionable Kensington district, is; selling i 30-cm rope lad- der for spiders
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        Lock icon Cows ate the records
        76 5 THE Indian Oasis School in Flagstaff, Arizona, has told state officials it is unable to produce its financial records because cows ate tKe paperwork. The state's Board of Education gave the school, on an Indian reservation, an extension on a deadline after superintendent Michael Ryan said
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      Lock icon 150,000 young men ignore the draft
      397 5 WASHINGTON, Wednesday NEARLY 150,000 young men have failed to register for the draft since March to bring the total to at least 675,000. administration officials said yesterday. Young men reaching their 18th birthday have continued to ignore the law even though the Justice Department
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      41 5 GLEN COVE (New York), Wed. The Glen Cove city council has spurned a State Department request to halt its cold war with the Soviet Union and grant recreational passes to Soviet personnel living in a 49-room mansion here. UPI.
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      Lock icon Indira's visit a chance to 'set new tone'
      389 5 WASHINGTON, Wednesday INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's first visit to the US in more than a decade should give the two nations a chance to "set a new tone" in relations long frayed by India's ties with Moscow, US officials said today.
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      Lock icon Advanced MiG fighters given to Cuba
      271 5 Advanced MiG fighters given to Cuba WASHINGTON, Wed. The Soviet Union is supplying Cuba with advanced "B" models of its MiG-23 fighter which are likely to bring the total number of MiG-23 planes on the island to about 40, US Defence officials said today. Defence Department spokesman Henry Catto said
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      Lock icon RESEARCH TEAM DEVELOPS GROWTH DEVICE
      132 5 RESEARCH TEAM DEVELOPS GROWTH DEVICE NEWARK (New Jersey), Wed. Capitalising on aerospace technology, a team of New Jersey researchers reported the successful development of an Implant that "fools" the body into regrowlng tissue around damaged tendons %nd ligaments. The component, pioneered by researrhers at the University of Medicine and Dentistry
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      Lock icon Royal horse soldiers retrace a ride to murder
      75 6 Royal horse soldiers retrace a ride to murder A DETACHMENT of Britain's Household Cavalry on Tuesday riding past the spot In Hyde Park where an Irish Republican Army bomb exploded a week ago, killing four and Injuring 21 others. London police, still hunting for the culprits, have pot up a
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      Lock icon Better lifestyle will keep man ticking till 110, says doctor
      156 6 VIENNA, Wed. Everyone could live to 110 years if health and lifestyles keep improving, an American medical expert said yesterday. "Our biological time clock could go on ticking for 110 years. Disease, disablement and bad lifestyles are still cutting lives
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      Lock icon Cunard in row over plan to order ship from S. Korea
      260 6 LONDON, Wednesday A ROW broke out yesterday between the British government and the Cunard shipping line over ordering a replacement for a container vessel sunk in the Falklands conflict from South Korea rather than a British shipyard. Government sources
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      Lock icon Francedenies its experts fitted missiles
      266 6 PARIS, Wed. France formally denied yesterday that its technicians had helped to fix Exocet missiles to Argentine planes during the Falkland Islands conflict. It also said none of its technicians had performed any work in Argentina after it imposed an arms embargo on April 7.
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      Lock icon More coloured PCs urged
      83 6 LONDON. Wed. Only one policeman in 400 in England and Wales is non-white, according to a report yesterday by a study group act up by the government to advise on how to increase the number of black and Asian recruits. The number of non-white police officers
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      Lock icon Judge begins plot inquiry
      59 6 ROME. Wed. Judge Ilario Martella left for Ankara yesterday to investigate the theory of an international plot behind the attack on Pope John Paul by Turkish extremist Mehmet Ali Agca last year, judicial sources said Agra, who was condemned to life imprisonment after shooting the Pope
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      Lock icon Warsaw frees 1,200 internees
      349 6 Warsaw frees 1,200 internees WARSAW, Wednesday POLISH authorities have completed the release of more than 1,200 political internees, official sources said yesterday. A military spokesman said the release, which was announced by military ruler General Wojciech Jaruzelski last week, would leave 637 iearJor« anrf arivispr« nf the suspended Solidarity trade
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        Lock icon Detecting ash clouds
        61 6 AUSTRALIAN SCIENTISTS have developed a way of detecting clouds of volcanic ash like those which forced two jumbo jets to make emergency landings in Indonesia last month, Science Minister David Thomson said in Canberra yesterday. Engines of British and Singaporean airliners cut out when they hit clouds
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        Lock icon Bid to save summit
        80 6 AFRICAN FOREIGN ministers met informally in Tripoli, Libya, yesterday in a lastditch attempt to salvage the Organisation of African Unity summit, threatened by bitter disagreements over the admission of Morocco's guerilla opponents. Sources said attempts would be made to pressure some boycotting states into allowing the
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        Lock icon Typhoon Andy's fury
        66 6 A FREIGHTER carrying 23 Filipino crewmen was reported in danger of sinking yesterday as powerful Typhoon Andy slammed across the Philippines' north-eastern comer and headed towards Taiwan, authorities in Manila said. A Philippine weather bureau bulletin said Andy had picked up strength and was packing 220 km
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        Lock icon Army chiefs meet
        70 6 SOITH KOREA'S joint chief of staff of the armed forces Lt-Gen Kang Yeung-Sek discussed possibilities for increased military cooperation with Indonesia during a onehour talk with deputy commander of the armed forces Admiral Sudomc here in Jakarta yesterday. South Korea has been providing Indonesia with modern patrol
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    Accident victims get 3 years to sue
    394 7  -  IVAN FERNANDEZ By More time to claim against estate of dead driver ACCIDENT victims will now have three years in which to sue the estate of a deceased driver for injuries they have sustained. The Civil Law (Amendment) Bill, passed in Parliament on
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    Man dies of head injuries after fall
    133 7 Man dies of head injuries after fall AN UNEMPLOYED man suffering from weak legs had a fall and died three months later of complications caused by head injuries from the fall, a Coroner's court heard yesterday. The court was told that Mr Quek Hoe Lan, 58, was found sitting near
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    Bill that seeks to increase firms' borrowing limits
    161 7 Bill that seeks to increase firms' borrowing limits THE Trustees (Amendment) Bill, introduced in Parliament on Tuesday by the Law Minister, Mr E. W.Parker, seeks to increase the borrowing limit of an approved company from the present tnreequarters to the full amount of its mortgageable assets. The Regulation of Employment
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    2 projects to reclaim land for industries
    149 7 TWO reclamation projects one at Tuas, off Jurong, and the other at Pulau Sakra and Pulau Bakau will be carried out to meet demand for industrial land in the *****. The Minister of State (Law), Prof S. Jayakumar. said in Parliament on Tuesday
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    Short cut may have led to worker's -death
    194 7 Short cut may have led to worker's -death- A WORKER, taking a short cut for an early tea-break, could have tried scaling down the formwork of an incomplete building column. In the process, he lost his balance and fell about three metres, a coroner was told yesterday. The inquest was
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    SBS to start new service on Sunday
    84 7 SINGAPORE Bus Service will introduce a new service, 287, to link Clementi West with Clementi Interchange on Sunday. The new service will be one-man-operated and will charge a flat fare of 15 cents. Service 287 will ply via Clementi Interchange, Gementi Avenue 3,
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    'Acceptable' auditors check PUB accounts
    483 7 Replies to queries in Parliament COMMERCIAL auditors check the accounts of the Public Utilities Board because part of its development expenditure was financed by two international financial institutions. Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Tony Tan, said yesterday. He said both the Asian Development Bank and
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    MAN DROVE VAN OVER ROAD DIVIDER
    102 7 A SELF-EMPLOYED carpenter who drove his van over a road divider and cut Into the path of a motorcyclist wan yesterday fined $4.«H and banned from driving for four years for negligence. Chow We keong, 29, a Malaysian, admitted causing the death of the
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    Capturing essence of festival
    216 7 LIKE the arts, the official logo for the Singapore Festival of Arts TO (above) Is subject to many interpretations and perceptions. And It Ls this visual success which the Minister of State (Cuttare), Major Fong Sip Chee, said had captured the Idea and essence of the
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    Foreign artistes 'will boost local talent'
    320 7 BRINGING foreign artistes to perform at Singapore's biggest ever cultural event. Festival of Arts '82, will help to boost rather than overshadow local talent, the Minister of State (Culture), Major Fong Sip Chee, said yesterday. He noted that many people, including MPs, had stressed
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    URA SCHOLARSHIPS
    83 7 SCHOLARSHIPS worth $200,000 for undergraduate and postgraduate studies are being offered for the first time by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore. About 15 awards will be made this year for courses in architecture, planning, estate management, engineering, building science, quantity sur- veying, business administration, commerce, accounting and
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    Rates could have been worse for the big consumers
    624 8  -  RONNIE LIM Consultations with EDB helped lessen the sting By Our Energy Correspondent LARGE industrial and commercial concerns will bear the brunt of the latest PUB electricity rate increases effective Aug 1. And from reactions from various representative bodies yesterday, it
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    The so-patient 'hello girl' who gave 40 minutes of her time
    233 8 The so-patient 'hello girl' who gave 40 minutes of her time FOR businessman Bob Chat, handling trunk rails and telephone operators is a way of life. Bat the operator who handled his trunk call to Jakarta the other evening Impressed him so much with her help and patience that afterwards
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    Cold, uncaring cops? No sir, they're tops!
    601 8 POLICE easily lead the courtesy league table if calls reaching the Hotline are anything to go by. True, there have been complaints against some curt officers, but by and large, most of the callers have been impressed by helpful police telephone operators and
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    Venture partners were insolvent, court told
    401 8 BOTH Chartered Development Services Pte Ltd (CDS) and Sunwell Pte Ltd were insolvent before they started a joint-ven-ture company in August 1977, the High Court was told yesterday. Mr Thio Gim Hock, managing director of the joint-venture company, Sunwell Industries Pte Ltd (SIPL) as
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    Eat and fish
    24 8 THE Marine Parade community centre youth executive committee is organising a barbecue-cumfishinjj trip to Punggol on Saturda> at 7.30 p m
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    Students warned about 'prophets of doom'
    223 8 Students warned about 'prophets of doom' BE WARY of prophets of doom and opportunists, pre-univemty students were warned yesterday. Mr Lim Chee Onn, the Minister Without Portfolio and Secretary-General of NTUC, said that despite Singapore's progress, there will always be people predicting that it will never succeed. Then there are
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    HDB estates reap the fruits
    496 9  -  NGIAM TONG HAI JACKFRUIT, GUAVA AND SWEET ORANGE ARE AMONG SEVEN TYPES OF TREES GROWING WELL By THE orchards of old Singapore are coining to life again amidst the towering concrete blocks in HDB housing estates. Seven types of fruit H-i's planted in HDB estates
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    Sinclair arrives tonight
    83 9 AUSTRALIAN Defence Minister lan Sinclair arrives tonight for a threeday visit at the invitation of Defence Minister and Second Minister for Health Goh Chok Tong. Mr Sinclair is accompanied by his wife, Mrs Rosemary Sinclair, Secretary (Department of Defence). Mr w B. Pritchett. the Chief of Defence
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    Tourist loses $400 in '$10 change' ploy
    122 9 \IW ZEALANDER H.I. Samuel obliged when a man approached him and asked to change a $11 note bat ended up losing $4M. Mr Samuel was shopping at the Colombo Court complex on Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. when a dark-complexioned man, smartly dressed, went
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    Fireworks offence
    56 9 A FIREWORKS peddler was yesterday fined $500 or in default sentenced to one-month jail for smuggling 24 sticks of rockets. Low I .jam Kang, 21, admitted he had the fireworks tied to the calf of his right leg under the trousers when he entered Singapore in a Malaysian
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    Lim's date
    31 9 TIONG BAHRU Secondary School will hold its 16th annual speech and prize-riving ceremony on Aue 14 at 4 p.m. The Minister without Portfolio. Mr Lim Chee Onn, will attend.
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    Driver who caused friend's death gets sentence varied
    208 9 A FITTER, originally jailed for six months for causing his friend's death in a road accident, had the sentence varied on appeal yesterday to a day s [ail plus a $5,000 fine. Lee Soon Kiang, 27, a father of two, did not
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    Union steps in to help ship's crew
    283 9 Union steps in to help ship's crew THE powerful Intern*tlonal Transport Workers Federation (UK), has stepped In to help 14 mariners who are stranded here alter their vessel had sunk In the Arabian Sea recently. In a cable to the owner* the Duhal-n-icl v r ed ship, .label All 1,
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    Employers should help raise skills
    360 9 EMPLOYERS should provide continuing education and training (CET) to workers. The Skills Development Fund is already playing a major role in promoting CET, but more needs to be done. Emphasising the importance of CET, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State for Labour, said higher
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    Police quiz man in sand theft case
    133 9 Police quiz man in sand theft case POLICE have questioned a man in connection with the theft of sand from a plot of government land in Elias Road. Pa.-.ir Ris, over the weekend. The 28-year-old man was interviewed after Paya Lebar police received a tip-off that someone was selling lorry-loads
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    Snatch thief grabs $8,500
    66 9 WHEN clerk left a bank with her company's cash on Tuesday at 11.45 a.m.. she hardly paid attention to a man who followed her. The man entered the same lift as Madam S.S. Leow, 27, and got out at the same floor in Orchard Towers, Orchard
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    Study needed on shortage of nurses — Howe
    444 10 Study needed on shortage of nurses Howe HEALTH Minister Howe Yoon Chong said a study must be done to find out why there is a shortage of nurses as merely training more of them will not solve the problem. He said new avenues should also be explored to provide advanced
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    Jogathon and parties to mark NDay
    437 10 Jogathon and parties to mark NDay OPPOSITION MP J.B. Jeyaretnam plans to celebrate National Day with two parties and a jogathon in Anson. The Workers' Party leader yesterday called a press conference to say that he had an 11-member committee formed by residents in Anson to help him organise the
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    Six caught fleeing with stolen engine
    100 10 Six caught fleeing with stolen engine SIX Indonesians were caught in an ambush as they were fleeing with a stolen outboard engine to their getaway motor sampan off Pasir Panjang on July 20, a magistrate's court heard yesterday The six were Madiru Madin. 38; Ronni Mahoni. 22; Laendi Puloh. 32;
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    25th year celebrations
    58 10 THE Udaya Library, a cultural organisation, will hold its Silver Jubilee celebrations at its new premises in Hill View Avenue on Sunday. The celebrations, whirh will be attended by the MP (or Bukit Batok, Mr C hai (/hong Vii, will also serve to mark the opening of
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    It's the human touch that counts...
    269 10 It's the human touch that counts... NURSES' training and education must be scientific and humanistic in order to be effective, said Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri. Parliamentary Secretary (Health and Culture) at the opening of the first Asian and Pacific Nurses convention in Singapore yesterday. The humanistic aspect has to be
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    Malaysian coins: SBS clarifies
    177 10 COMPLAINTS by Straits Times readers that some bus conductors have refused Malaysian coins have prompted the Singapore Bus Service to clarify its policy. An SBS spokesman said yesterday that Malaysian coins will continue to be accepted by bus conductors, but only as a temporary measure. She
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    Giving to society is real democracy says Raja
    388 10 Giving to society is real democracy says Raja SINGAPORE will have real democracy when every adult who can think and who has opinions contributes towards society. Mr S. Rajaratnam said last night. Democracy was not just having speeches made in Parliament. If tnat was the case, we would have, as
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      198 11 Malaysian army looks east for trucks i KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian Armed Forces made history today when it received 66 of 525 Japanese-built Hino trucks ordered at a cost of $34 million to supplement its transportation needs in lino with the government's "I,ook East" poli- cy. The trucks in
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      69 11 More dengue cases KOTA BARU. Wed. The dengue situation in Kelantan is worsening, the State Medical and Health Services Department was yesterday quoted by Bernama as saying The department's director, Dr Jones Verughese, said 26 cases including two deaths have been reported so far. The department expects more cases to
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      Lighter side of the Dalai Lama
      89 11 Lighter side of the Dalai Lama THE Dalai Lama of Tibet, Tenzi Gyatse (left), sharing a lighter moment with former premier Tunku Abdul Rahman. He was in Kuala Lumpur for a threeday unofficial visit of Malaysia. In reply to a question by the Dalai Lama who visited the Tunku at
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      Lock icon 12 DIE, 24 INJURED AS TRUCK OVERTURNS
      101 11 SANDAKAN, Wed. Twelve people were killed and 24 others Injured, 18 of them seriously, when a truck carrying Indonesian and Mllplno migrant workers u\ vrturnrd near this seaport town yesterday, pollre said today. The dead Included It men, a woman and a 13--year-old
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      Lock icon $270 m deal to buy armoured troop carriers
      334 11 $270 m deal to buy armoured troop carriers MALAYSIA has signed a contract to buy 459 Condor armoured personnel carriers from West Germany at a cost of $270 million, a statement by Deputy Defence Minister Abang Abu Bakar Mustapha said today. The statement said Malaysia had placed orders for the
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      Lock icon WOMAN ADMITS SELLING SEVEN BABIES
      140 11 WOMAN ADMITS SELLING SEVEN BABIES KLANG, Wed A MALAYSIAN housewife arrested after a police probe into a "baby-for-sale" racket, yesterday pleaded guilty to selling seven babies on seven occasions. The buyers, childless parents, paid her a total of $30,000. Kou Au Poo, 46, admitted that she sold the babies at
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      Lock icon Muslim disunity may be work of Reds
      214 11 Muslim disunity may be work of Reds KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. Malaysian authorities believe the current split among Muslims in Trengganu could be the work of Paperi, the clandestine org; nisation set up by the Communist Party of Malaya. Security sources said the authorities did not dismiss the possibility that Paperi
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      Lock icon Pay cuts take effect on Sunday
      158 11 Pay cuts take effect on Sunday KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Salary cuts for the Malaysian Prime Minister and his Cabinet as well as deputy ministers, parliamentary secretaries and political secretaries will take effect this Sunday, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam announced today. He said the savings from the salary reductions
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      252 12 'Service With a Welcome Smile! -*^fg^ O ftTUC UUELCOfTE NTUC Vteleome inaugurates ife Courtesy Campaign ___—^z^T\ today at the Bedok Branch. SLJIi I "^^■'^^^SHB^^^^^fl H J Il^ DARKIE TOOTHPASTE Of RS SO9O SUNNYDROP SHAMPOO jS? 3 I^l rk«T Fl fIRA EMBORG CHICKEN FRANKFURTERS i (WITH MINI SKELETON 7 •<!: I
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    Crime-beating survey of major centres
    506 13  -  LAI YEW KONG, Police to advise on security By Home Affairs Desk ALL major commercial and shopping complexes are to come under close police scrutiny as they aim to stem the rising incidence of robberies and housebreakings in these buildings. The Crime Invention Department and
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    SBS workers to get $18.50 plus 1 pc
    231 13 SBS workers to get $18.50 plus 1 pc SINGAPORE Bus Service employees will get an NWC increase of $18.50 plus 1 per cent this year. The NWC package will cost the company an additional $6.5 million a year. The wage increase was announced following an agreement betweer SBS and the
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    Sugar deal case
    253 13 Sugar deal case Manager of firm made Thai trip to check on cargo delay A FORMER administrative manager of Crescent impex Pte Ltd told the High Court yesterday he had to K'".t" Bangkok due to a delay' in the shipment of a consignment of sugar to Somalia nearly eight years
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    Founder's Day joy
    49 13 THE Fairtield Methodist Girls' School will hold its 94th anniversary Founder's Day Thanksgiving Servicp and graduation ceremony next Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the school's auditorium. Dr Tay Eng Soon. Minister of Slate (Education), will give the address while Mrs Tay will present certificates and prizes.
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    Talk on food
    28 13 A TAIJ< in English on Vegetarian Food and Your Health will be held at Toa Payoh 1 community centre on SaturI day at 8 p.m
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    POLICE COMMISSIONER TO VISIT INDONESIA
    106 13 THK Commissioner of Polite, Mr Goh Yong Hong, will leave for Irulum'sia on six-day official visit on Sunday He will be accompanied by the CID Director. Mr I lan Kng Bock, and two i other senior officers. The visit, which is at the invitation of
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    A chat in flat, then couple found dead
    228 13 A NEWLY married couple i were yesterday found I dead at Block 153, Avenue 5, Ang Mo Kio yesterday, j Mrs Lim Gek Hiang. 31, was found with her throat j slit in a bathroom of a first-floor flat while her mosaic
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    Opening day
    38 13 BUKIT Ho Swee community centre will be officially opened by Mr Scan Mvi Kok. the MP for Bukit Ho Swee. on Saturday at 8 p.m. This will be followed by a cultural show and a dinner
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    Mansor's date
    27 13 THE MP for Kampung Kembangan, Mr Mansor Sukaimi, will attend the Kampung Kernbangan community centre management committee's Han Raya gathering on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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    New labour-saving method to be tired out on 150 falts
    294 13 New labour-saving method to be tired out on 150 falts ANOTHER new labour saving construction > meUMd la to be tried •It M 15* Hanging Board flats in Tamplnes New Town. Called the O-bullt system, It will reduce workforce by half and speed up construction by tt to M per
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    At Marsiling
    16 13 THE Marsiline community centre will hold a cultural night on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    The Straits Times says...
    478 14 Change will come with time ON PAPER, there is a case for the suggestion made by one of our readers who wrote in our Forum page last Friday that the Ministry of Defence do more to educate employers on the importance of national service. The reader's
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    Japan's blueprint for an 'army' in Asean
    787 14 Japan's blueprint for an 'army' in Asean PROJECT HUMAN RESOURCES JAPAN is expected to launch an ambitious US$lOO million ($214 million) project next year to develop the human resources of Asean in six training centres in Okinawa and South-east Asia. Essentially, the project will train an "army" of instructors from
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    The powerful and the brilliant at the 'greatest man's party'
    512 14 The powerful and the brilliant at the 'greatest man's party' WASHINGTON Mr Herbert Hoover calls it the greatest man's party on earth." But more than fun and games are on the programme of the annual gathering now on in Bohemian Grove. Last week, some of America's most important politicians, bankers,
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    as i was passing
    171 14 as i was passing DID >»v read the story from Johannesburg (NST, July 1C) about the husband who accused his wife of taking "more than her share of the bed" aad promptly sawed It In half? She went to the police and filed a charge of "malicious damage to property."
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    Did Cinderella live happily ever after in bed?
    431 14 while asleep. Snoring, bedhogging, hlanki-t-snaU'hlng and similar nocturnal offences are committed while you are unconscious, or semi-conscious at the most. Gentleness The Johannesburg wife, in her waking hours, may be positively Japanese in her gentleness. She waits meekly In the mo. ..ing
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      227 15 Not right for heads to face third interview 1 REFER to the reply "Principals will be given the status they deserve" (ST. July 19). As an outsider whose spouse is a "confirmed" principal, I hope the last paragraph of Mr Chew's reply means that this group of principals will be
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      Sorry to see series stopped
      73 15 Sorry to see series stopped WHY did SBC stop "The Professionals" series so abruptly? I am sorry to see it go. In my opinion, it makes shows of a similar theme look pale by comparison. More often than not. the series boasts far superior plots and intelligent, concise scripting offers
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      Show opera over TV
      64 15 THE recent series of Chinese cultural opera held by the Ministry of Culture at Hong I.im Park has been an unforgettable and enriching experience to many. Perhaps the SBC should take an interest in this matter and help promote cultural opera by inviting these troupes to
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      Reopen direct access
      148 15 A DRIVEWAY situated between Blocks 129 and 133 of Ang Mo Kio Estate was serving as a direct access from Street 12 to the car park of Blocks 130 and 131 until the Housing Board sealed it off about three years ago to levy parking fees. Since
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      Every soldier is important
      337 15 Every soldier is important I THANK Steve for his interest in the SAF as shown in his letter "The Fighting Body" (ST, July 23). Steve's statement that every officer, NCO and soldier plays an important part in the SAF is most discerning. However, I would like to correct Steve's mistaken
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      Road is affected by traffic jam
      99 15 Road is affected by traffic jam I AM a frequent driver along Balestier Road towards Thomson Road and often badly affected by the long traffic jam especially during peak hours. This area is densely populated. With the many shopping complexes and housing flats coming up, I expect a worsening of
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      Pedestrians lose out
      67 15 THOUSANDS of people cross the junction of Sheuton V ly and McCallum Street each day and yet the pedestrian traffic light does not seem to cater for them. There is also no logic for it to be in green (for cars) most of the time when the
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      Hospital has clear rules on cleanliness
      296 15 Hospital has clear rules on cleanliness I REFER to the letter by "Hygiene and Health Conscious Patient" (ST, July 15). I would like to thank the writer for drawing our attention to the problems. I would like to explain that it is the standard practice that all nurses and amahs
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      It's still Jenny
      72 15 I REFER to the letter "Jenny who does not want to be Zhen Ni" by "Dilemma" (ST, July 15). If "Dilemma" was given the name "Jenny" and not a Chinese name at birth, then the Hanyu Pinyin name does not come into the picture as she has
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      EMPLOYERS WHO MUST PLAY THEIR PART TOO
      278 15 EMPLOYERS WHO MUST PLAY THEIR PART TOO I CANNOT but agree wholeheartedly with Reservist's comments in the Straits Times of July 23. When I was promoted in the reserve, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defence wrote to my employer with a copy extended to me. I felt that
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      Old habits creep back into faded Saigon
      736 16 BLACK marketeers, illegal currency dealers and corrupt officials occupy most of the tables at the few remaining Westernstyled restaurants in old Saigon, now known as Ho Chi Minn City. An evening meal at one of these hostelries costs US$2O (about $43) at the
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      Unhappy times ahead for age-old Mitsui
      930 16  - Unhappy times ahead for age-old Mitsui STEVE LOHR Over-exposed in Iran and fined for dumping steel in US By TOKYO For Mitsui and Company, the trading giant that traces its history back more than 300 years, these are not happy times. In recent years, it has been scarred by heavy
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      How the French make their computers tique
      291 16 How the French make their computers tique THE French have won a skirmish in their losing battle against fnnglals by coining their own Jargon for electronics, some of which has been taken op by English speakers. Informatique (data processing) was coined by Mr Philippe Dreyfus, a computer software specialist, In
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      Start of its woes
      114 16 4 Mitsui did invest, however, in a multibillion-dollar petrochemical project in Iran in 1968, and that was the start of its recent problems. A difficult effort from the start, the project was battered first by the Iranian revolution and then by the Iran-Iraq war. In the
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        76 17 LONDON, Wed. The International Coffee Organisation executive board turned down a request by Indonesia for an increase of 1.2 million bags in its 1981 82 (October-September) export quota of 2.2 million bags in view of the need to support prices. It allowed Panama, which exports less than
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        99 17 TAIPEI, Wed. Taiwanese importers will be required from today to submit certificates of origin before importing 38 products which from now on can only be imported from the United States and Europe, an official of the Board of Foreign Trade said. The move is to stem imports
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        64 17 ATLANTA, Wed. First Georgia Bank said it cut its prime rate to 15 per cent from 16 per cent, effective immediately. The bank has assets of about US$lBO million (*****.2 million). Yesterday two major banks and several smaller ones cut the prime rate to 15' 2 per
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        48 17 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Treasury said it will raise US$l.23 billion (552.6 billion) in new cash by offering US$5.5 billion in three-month bills and US$5.5 billion in six-month bills at its weekly auction on Monday. Yields will be determined at the auction, the Treasury said. Reuter
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        77 17 PITTSBURGH, Wed. US Steel Corp, the United States' largest steelmaker and traditionally the American steel industry pacesetter, said that its second-quarter profits plunged to just US$4.3 million (5J9.2 million) from U*****.6 million the previous year. US Steel said that its latest net profits came to USS cents a
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        51 17 ROLLING MEADOWS, Wed. Anaconda Industries said it had purchased Exxon Enterprises' silicon carbide venture. The terms were not disclosed. Anaconda is a division of Atlantic Richfield Co while Exxon Enterprises is a subsidiary of Exxon Corp The facility, located in Greer, South Carolina, produces fibre-reinforced aluminium products.
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        69 17 TOKYO, Wed. Japanese car exports suffered the first back-to-back semi-annual decline in the first half of this year because of a global slump and voluntary curbs on shipments to the United States and Western Europe. The Japan Automotive Manufacturers Association said that the country's 11 car makers
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        87 17 BANGKOK, Wed. The Thai cabinet approved a recommendation that sugar cane be purchased by sugar mills according to its sugar content and not by weight as in the past. Trading of sugar cane under the Cane Commercial Sugar system, would start next year and would be implemented
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        64 17 WASHINGTON, Wed. Treasury Undersecretary for Monetary Affairs Beryl Sprinkel said he would like to se- the Federal Reserve adopt a more flexible discount rate and focus on total bank reserves instead of non-borrowed reserves. He said that the Fed should take these two steps, along with its recent
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        62 17 WIESBADEN, Wed. West German crude steel production fell 0.1 per cent in the first half of 1982 to 20.75 millon tonnes, the federal statistics office said. Output of crude iron rose 0.8 per cent to 16.11 millon tonnes in the first half while production of rolled steel
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      DBS to launch $160 m issue
      201 17 DBS to launch $160 m issue THE Development Bank of Singapore will be launching its largest note issue amounting to US$75 (Ssl6o) million with an attractive warrants issue of the same amount accompanying it. This KM per cent parpriced bond will be partly raised on the Euromarket the first time
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      366 17 NEW YORK, Wed. Sharply lower profits are being reported by major oil companies hit by the world recession. The companies, including Exxon Corporation, the world's biggest, blame slack "downstream" demand for refined products like petrol, heating and furnace oil. Exxon reported
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      360 17 CHASE Manhattan Bank has installed a central computerised telephone system to link up its three branches. Under this system, which became effective on Monday, customers only have to remember one telephone number to call any one of the three Chase branches Shing Kwan House
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      Credit Lyonnais issues largest Asian $ notes
      313 17 Credit Lyonnais issues largest Asian notes CREDIT Lyonnais will issue US$2OO million (***** million) worth of floating rate notes here the largest ever in the Asian dollar market. Lead manager Nomura Securities of Tokyo it also lead managed Credit Lyonnais' previous two issues here will head a group of 19
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      298 17 A 10- YEAR multi-tier loan of about US$l45 million (5J310.3 million) to finance part of a hydrocarbon liquid reserves project in South Australia was signed in Singapore. The loan half in Australian dollirs and the rest in US dollars is extended co Vamgas,
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      201 17 Ford becoming more profitable DETROIT, Wed. Ford Motor Co said that it made US$2O5 million (5J438.7 million) in the second quarter. This is its biggest quarterly profits in three years and the first black ink in its ledger in a year. This brought the "Big Four" car makers' second quarter
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      KLSE stepping up efforts to acquire own building
      342 17 KLSE stepping up efforts to acquire own building THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) is stepping up its efforts to acquire its own building or commercial space and at the same time push ahead with its computerisation programme which is expected to be implemented in December. According to KLSE chairman
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        71 17 Boustrad Bhd -1 C* C Dunlop Ind 12 Em t.uinn. A Gatarie Bhd MTC NBT Pi* Elec -6 Perllg Plant Kothmaas 1 Semb Ship I Trading Sap C«rp 0 M W.rks 5 Wetnes CCM F*N Haw Par Nat Iran Prima ■5 Slmr Darby fl Times Pab
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        314 17 SINGAPORE: Prices eased slightly across the board yesterday, on lark of buying support and some stoploss selling In quiet trading. The Stork Exchange Industrials Index lost 3.83 points to iK.lt. Among Industrials and financial!*. National Iron lost II cents to $1.15, Pan Electric 8
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        25 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans 19 2 1 2 50 6 5 6 4 3 1 26 6 2 3 1 2
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          57 17 nsian i uinrm E Sugars r«»rk Omrnl Metro Hldga Ku V.n S«nK E Properties Bousleadco Dun lop I ml t K Lrvmitalon •»»i Iron M Brewcri«« lI A r I'M 111. 11 430 640 220 400 248 3DB 370 318 SIS 476 -111 -70 :ui -2.S -20 -15 -12
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          18 17 Lien Hoe PMC Supreme ('orpn Guinness Nanyanft so. 362 342 246 334 306 i. H M »4
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          26 17 M U 1 382.000 F E I. ,lon 348.000 City Dcv 133.000 Inchcape 129.000 Promet 122.000 Total turnovpi 3.54 m Total value: $10 35m
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          43 17 juiy ti July a BT Indicator: ST Industrials: ST Finance: ST Hotels: ST Properties ST Minings ST Plantations: OCBC: SES Ind: *****5 *****6 684.94 ***** 1638.10 *****3 1061 8b 1059.49 587.85 584.45 230.72 230.52 845.78 844.95 611.87 608.63 sos <n vt> in
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    2382 18 Sing apore closing prices SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr 1 Net IHH2 Last Div P/E Vol Day's High l.ow „-np.ns Sale *or. COOO) High Low 3SO 247 Anna 281 217 21.2 Alrom lIS 3 7 05 8 233 164 Allied Chor 106 -1 7.0 140 5 1M 108 308 246
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    Prices decline on lack of support
    588 18 WKAKKK overseas markets dampened sentiment and brought more sellers to the fore at the Singapore stock exchange yesterday. After a firm opening, prices drifted lower the rest of the day with some recently-strong blue chips coming under renewed profit-taking. Heavy users of electricity, namely
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    202 18 SINGAPORE UNIT rKi si (Maaacera- prtm far J.l> Si The Commerce 2.70 2.84 The Savings Fund 1.54 1.62 Spore Prog Fund 1.20 1.26 Spore Sec Fund 186 195 Spore Invest Fund 099 1 04xd Spore Equity Fund 1.17 1 23 AHA UNIT TRIBT (Maaagen' prices far Jaly Mai
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    931 18 'BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Tunes SerUement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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    1420 18 BID and offer price* offlcUlly listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Slock Exchange yesterday, with the number o( sharw traded shown in brackets in tots ol 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. IM>I VIKHI.v Aeas> (3 088 3 16S) (5) 3.16 Aleasi (1 068 1.065)
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      400 18 STOCKS closed weak yesterday, after falling for the third consecutive day, brokers said. Prices eased in line with Wall Street and the Hang Seng index lost 21.34 to close at 1233.13. the lowest ending since April 22. Leaders were generally weak, with Cheung Kong down 40 cents at HK514.20,
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      493 18 LEADING mining stocks lost ground in sympathy with weaker gold and copper prices yesterday, brokers said. A fall of 8.6 points in the All Resources index to 346.6 helped push the All-Ordinaries index 4.6 points down to 470.4 by the close. BHP dropped 12 cents to AJ7.08, CRA feU
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      167 18 SHARE prices yesterday closed mostly higher in slow trading which concentrated on finances. The Book Cub index rose 0.35 point to 93.47 on turnover of 10 4 million baht. Industrial Finance Corp gained one baht to 106 50. Thana Siam 1.50 to 92.50 and Thai Commercial Bank two to
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      320 19 PRICES in the stock market drilled hack from early gains yi-Mi'iday Dntai attributed this to the .ibsenco of fresh news and owing to uncertainties over the yen dollar rate, US interest nft md the trend on Wall Street The Dow Jones average shed 5 45 to end at 7192.59
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      327 19 NEW YORK. Tues. Stock prices closed lower in sluggish trading as investors became increasingly pessimistic about the outlook for interest rates and the economy. The Dow Jones industrial average finished off about 2.67 at 822.77 points, declines led advances by around 900-to-480 and volume widened to some 46
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      620 19 THL LONDON stock market closed mixed after a lacklustre day's trading yesterday though dealers said that the undertone I s steadier after Tuesil.i> s sharp falls. At ;<pm, the Financial Times index was up 0.8 points at 562.3. Leading industrials; were mainly a penny or two either side of
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      55 19 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 581.5 Monday 573J Week Ago 5T6.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 822.7*7 Monday 825.44 Week Ago 833 43 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 1233 13 Tuesday 1254 47 Week Ago 1307 74 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 823.1 Tuesday 622.8 Week Ago 622 0 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 470.4
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      274 19 AMSTERDAM, Tues. Share prices vere mainly lower in line with the hardly changed overnight Wall Street close, dealers said. Little interest was shown, which together with a slightly higher US dollar kept losses generally small, they added. Among Dutch internationals Unilever fell 1.10 guilders to 153.70 and KLM 0.50
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      321 19 ZURICH, Tues. Domestic share prices fluctuated narrowly in moderately active settlement day trading, with the firmer US dollar and higher Euro-franc rates dampening sentiment, dealers said. Swissair bearer recovered on late buying and closed unchanged on balance, while its registered stock rose slightly after opening lower. In banks, ÜBS
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      162 19 THE market was generally lower yesterday as the commercial industrial index lost 0.4 to close at 90 30, the mining index lost 3.75 to 878 .63 but oils recovered 0 023 to close at 2.107, with turnover up at 1.8 million from 1.5 million pesos on Tuesday However, Basic
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    33 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Up 25 Down 35 4 unch 19 2 1 Properties Oil Palms 11ns rubbers t rubbers 2 3 1 5 2 2 5 2 1 3 Deb/ Loans
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    539 18 Faber Merlin (1.558 1.565) (4) 1.55(2) 1.56(1) 156(20) 1.55 Goodwood Park (15.806) OLE Sealion (3 988 4.008) (4) 400 (3) 3.98 Shangri-La (5.758 5.808) PROPERTIES B Raya (1.6P8 1.715) (9) 1.60 (6) 170(13)1.70 BSembawang (3.985) Bolton (2 358) C Properties 3.908 1 4.00 City Dcv (2.158 2.165) (3) 2.17
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    382 18 TRADING remained quiet at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Kxchange yesterday as prices continued to ease on .i fairly broad front. Most sectors were taken lower and except for selected spots among industrial i-vmii-s. interest was general- 1 ly poor. Among the counters that attracted renewed interest ■.i
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      CLOSING PRICES
      28 19 Rubber: July 28 Singapore: Aug: 176.25 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: Aug: 196.25 cents (unchanged) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 280 tonnes (down 50 tonnes)
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      143 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, rlwdag prim per IN kg yesterttey. CMMMt 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 NI.W $315 00 sellers. Sarawak white
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      212 19 THE KILOBAR market tor gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $24,285 and closed at 03.918 yesterday. In the Far East, (told opened at I'SKfiO 50 351.50. was sold down lo {***** 347.10 and closed slightly higher at $347 10 ***** by lunch limp The market re-opened under selling pressure
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      177 19 THE STRAITS tin price continued to remain unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 50 tonnes to 280 tonnes. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers down £45 to 1:6.290 per tonne. LONDON: Afternoon dealings on Tuesday, were featured by
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      192 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed lower in moderate trading on selling following reports of Pakistan deferring August shipment and missing the September October tender on Rod olein yesterday, dealers said Pakistan is, however, in the market today bidding for December shipment. South dropped $2.50
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      34 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Tuesday (previous in brackets): Wireban Spot buyers 1246.50 (£864 00); teller! £847.00 (£*****). Three Months buyers £863 00 (£*****: sellers £864.00 (£879 50 Market tarn: Easier Sale*: 17.800 tonnes
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      35 19 Tm* Mm New York 7.206 7.338 7.27S 7.40S Zurich 7.298 7.038 7.39S 7.13S Wed TM* Singapore 7 JOB 7.328 7.30S 7.42S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Sauce: Credit Salaae, Bam.
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      654 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady yesterday, with August RSS One buyers quoted at 176.25 rents per kilo, unchanged on Tuesday's dMi Morning prices were narked up slightly but turned easier in subsequent trading before recovering marginally towards the morning's close on some Inro purchases. Afternoon
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      92 19 M KIN V>K md SMK prtf*. vmrrrfav RAB Amul il'urrrM Mlal Buyera SrlWra > 1 1 urn pallrl I IWJII lU9ON I! l.m pallrl > HMI ISTIiIN MKIIH MC< .1 l.^pallrli IM<m JOOOON Vlll llunpalktl IHSO IOOSpN Ml iUhip^lmi IKIO 1M.90N I i..,,, .11. i, |:nv| unq
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    338 19 THE US Sing dollar opened at C 1370 90. was traded to a high of $2 1390. then fell back to a low of E 1360 70 before 'losing at $2 1375 85 in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Trading was quiet and featureless The US dollar
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    359 19 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on July 28: US IMlarplSpotOffer Bid 7days 11-. 11 1 month 12 5/16 12 3/16 2 months 1213/*****1/16 3 months l.v- i:i 6 months 14 5/16 14 3/16 9 months 14 5/16 14 3/16 12 months 14 5/16 14 3/16
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    43 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on July 28: Overnight: 4. Call deposits 4ft Ckxiag Buyiif Selliaf 3-month Treasury bills W 3H 3- month Bank bills B>> 8 3 months CD T> 6 months CD 8-> th SMrre: Natfmal Msraaat C*.
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    33 19 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on July 28: Offer Bid Overnight 16 I 16 1 month 7 i 7 2 months 7. TH 3 months 7. V* overnight mode H
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    26 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are < urrentlv prepared to lend to their I best eostoir.ers Is 11.79 per cent. J
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      1212 19 NOTICES n I MALAYAN CEMENT BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Group and of the Company for the first half-year ended 31st May 1982 as follows: GROUP COMPANY ($000) 1962 1961 1962 1961 Profit before taxation 15,763 9.630 8.528 5,974
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      Keppel takes up stake in HK finance house
      285 20 Keppel takes up stake in HK finance house KEPPEL Shipyard has bought a 39 per cent interest in a deposit-taking company in Hongkong called Solid Pacific Finance for HK523.4 million c ash (SsB.4 million). The company, with a paid-up capital of HK$6O million, was incorporated in 1980 and is ready
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      MRCB appoints local registrar
      128 20 MRCB appoints local registrar MALAYSIAN Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB) has appointed a branch registrar in Singapore. From Aug 1, MRCB's branch registrar and share transfer office will be at Clifford Secretarial Services (Pte) Ltd in 1901, Clifford Centre, Raffles Place, Singapore 0104. Shareholders who want to transmit their shares through
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      Malaysia spends Ms3b in foreign takeovers
      530 20 THE Malaysian government has spent over Ms 3 billion in taking over British and other companies. Although the buyers have the option in some cases of paying in instalments over two years, the outflow of foreign exchange on this account this year will still
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      HME profit recovery better than expected
      410 20 HARRISONS Malaysian Estates, currently subject to takeover by Permodalan Nasional Bhd. has ended the past year on a better-than-expected note, in spite of a rather weak start in the early months of its 1981-82 financial year. At £22.57 million (5586.64 million) pretax, the group's
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      297 20 Dry Australian spell continues its big scorch SYDNEY. Wed. The cost of the big Australian drought, viewed by some farmers as the worst in half a century, is continuing to mount. More than half of New South Wales is already drought-declared, anil other districts will be added to the list
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      310 20 West German car industry thrives on exports FRANKFURT, Wed. Thriving export sales enabled the West German car industry to increase car production by 16 per cent in the first six months of the year in spite of the continuing recession in the home market. New car registrations in the Federal
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      220 20 Size of Olympic deposit revealed SYDNEY, Wed. For the first time, official estimates of the size of South Australia's huge Olympic Dam copper-gold-uranium deposit near Roxby Downs have been released, ranking it alongside the very largest mineral deposits in the world. According to Western Mining Corp, which discovered the deposit
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      106 20 Inventor cuts all ties with Polaroid NEW YORK. Wed. Dr Edwin Land, the man who invented instant photography, yesterday severed all ties with Polaroid Corporation of Cambridge, Massachusetts, the company he founded to exploit his invention. Dr Land, who as a top corporate executive was somewhat eccentric in his manner
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      346 20 NEW YORK, Wed. International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation's preliminary agreement to sell its French telecommunications operations to the French government for US$5O million (*****.9 million) may collapse, sources close to negotiations said. ITT this month announced agreement for the sale part of
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      From the Family of the Late Esther Fong Bang Choo
      72 32 From the Family of the Late Esther Fong Bang Choo Our dsspsst apf n vciation and grateful thanks lo all relatives, friend* nursing collOßguoa.. brother* and sistor* ol Wesley V..nodi*t Church, lor thoir condolences. kind prayer*. assistance, attendance, wreath* and donation* during their recent bereavement. Wo are immensely indebted lo
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      31 32 Eric Ng lick Ming Departed »/7/«O Two years have gone by But memories stay fresh In our minds Always remembered by wHe Judy, daughter*. Lee Leng. Wan Lang a Ann Lang.
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      60 32 The (.mil, ol the late PATSY CHUA NEO CHOW express their heartfelt thp.iks and appreciation to Fr Bourcart and prayer group of Church of the Risen Christ, relatives and friends for their assistance, attendance, condolences, donations and prayer during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Doctors and Staff of Ward
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      42 32 MR JOHN CHI AM HAN TIT Departed 2tth July IMO Thou art gone, dear father. Gone beyond the world of tears, But the memory of you will ever linger Through the passing years. S«Jly mimd by wife, children and
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      20 32 FRANCIS HO CHEE KOK D*part*d».7Jl D**rty miaaad and always r*m*m- "T T»>*r**a. .on. P*l*r and John, daughter*. Agatha and Mary.
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      29 32 The FamMy Ol Th* Late MR STEPHEN WEE BOON KWEE wish** to manfc relative*, friend* and bu*ln**a associates tor their condolence*, donations, wreaths, and scroll* during their r*c*nt be-
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      29 32 MR. PROFULL A H ANJAN AgeM of 30 Bodmm Drrre. Serengeon Garden* passed away peacefully on 28th July '82 leaving behind loved ones to mourn his loss.
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      41 32 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr ALOYUUS DE SILVA wish to express their sincere thanks lo friends relatives Rev Fr Bata the priests of St Joseph Church for their assistance, attendance. donations, prayers and wreaths during Ihnr recent bereavement
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      33 32 The Management a Staff of EVERFINE CO. (RENT-A-CAR) PTE LTD SINGAPORE extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of the late MRS TAN CHONG mM Mdm Wong Hew Shaw)
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      So Valiant shines on good going
      545 32 So Valiant shines on good going ON THE TRACK with EQUESTRIENNE PENANG, Wed. So Valiant, with Brian York astride, strode out impressively in 39 sec I on a good track here I this morning. j A four-year-old New I Zealand gelding by So I Vain, So valiant's best ef- I
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      THE TOP TEN
      23 32 River Moon 111 Glitter II String O'Pearls II Contilibre Royal Command II Buttons Hawaiian Song Thonderblrd Lancaster Mews Wise Monkei
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      Who will succeed Yeoh?
      201 32  - Who will succeed Yeoh? EPSOM JEEP By WHO will succeed the late Datuk Yeoh Cheang Lee as chairman of the Perak Turf Club committee? Nearly everyone in the racing game, especially those in Perak seem to be asking this question. The dynamic Datuk Yeoh died suddenly last month, after guiding
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      Class 2 newcomer All Set has won once
      231 32 PENANG, Wed All Set is the only Class 2 newcomer entered for the Penang Turf Club's July-August meeting beginning on Saturday. All Set, a four- year old bay New Zealand gelding by Fanu out of Cheralyn, was unplaced in his only start
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      Change of stables
      137 32 CHANGE *f (UMm: Teh Choon Beng has taken over Lightning Street. Peak Of Perfection VII has been transferred to K. M. Noordin J. A. van Breukelen now trains Gold Wing and Strong And Brave P. K. Leong has taken over Forest Jim 11. Fujisan n and Sri
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      1243 32 m|| Education Instruction 112 Commercial 117 Modelling computer] SHTTTS PROGRAMMING C. ZJIIILa COURSES I.MBH Commencing 3 Aug 82 BASIC: A 2-mth compre- ELBA Y EO MODEL CENTRE henslve course comprising elementary and ad- "FROM HEAD TO TOE" vanced concepts and practice for beginners. <4 p w on- Grooming and D*p*rlhrs
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      97 32 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 JOO LONG TRANSPORT STEVEDORING PTE. LTD. JOO TRANSPORT CONTRACTORS We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to The Family Of MR. SAW EWE SENG on
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      84 32 We extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to The Family Of MR. SAW EWE SENG on the demise off his beloved mother in Penang From: The Management Staff of HUA SEAH CONTRACTOR COMPANY. We extend our deepes sympathies and con do lences to the Family of Mr Saw Ewe Seng
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      572 33 Historic win on the cards PAKISTANIS POISED TO END 28- YEAR DROUGHT BIRMINGHAM, Wed. Fakistan, whose only victory over England in 33 Tests was when the countries first met in 1954, start a new three-match series here tomorrow with real hope of ending their long quest for a second win.
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      136 33 Parsons helps Leics surprise LEICESTER, Wed. Medium-pace bowler Gordon Parsons claimed five wickets for 25 runs yesterday as Leices»ershire scored a surprise 25--run triumph over Essex in the English county cricket championship. Parsons' career-best figures enabled Leicestershire to bowl out Essex seeking 182 for a paltry 157. Injury Graham Gooch
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      Lock icon Moorcro£t triumphs
      399 33 HENGELO (Holland). Wed. David Moorcroft. Mritain's 5.000-metre world record-holder, dominated a quality field to win the 1.500 m at an international meet here last night. Moorcroft ran a personal best time of 3 mm. 33.79 sec one of the fast- ost in Europe this season. He finished 3.5
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      95 33 SYDNEY, Wed. Allan Border, the Australian vice-captain, has signed a new cricket bat sponsorship deal worth more than I 'KS3MM (K2,4M) over a three-year period. The contract is with the Symonds Company and the Queensland left-handed batsman will now also become a director of Symonds Australia. Symonds
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      317 33 SOCCER ROUND-UP EAST RUTHERFORD, Wed. Three stars from World Cup-losing finalists West Germany agreed yesterday to take part in the International Football Federation (FIFA) World All-Star game to be played on Aug. 7 at the Giants Stadium, according to the United States Soccer
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        77 33 BASEBALL Texas Rangers beat Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 in an American League match. Other results American League: Boston Red Sox 3 Toronto Blue Jays 2, Kansas City Royals 8 Cleveland Indians 1, Detroit Tigers 5 New York Yankees 3, Baltimore Orioles 6 Chicago Whi'e Sox 2, Oakland
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        Filipinos stumble
        24 33 BASKETBALL Selangor State Development Corporation beat Crista, of the Philippines, 84-77 in the Malaysian international invitation championship in Kuala Lumpur last night.
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        34 33 In BnrftOH, Spain, the Soviet Union beat their American opponents, the State of Ohio, 91-87 on the second day of the four-team international tournament. In the other match, Spain defeated Cuba 101--97.
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        37 33 SHOOTING The Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, starting on Sept. 30, will see the Falkland Islands sending a two-man team of shooters. They will be one of the smaUest sides of the 54 participating nations.
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        Military meet in China
        32 33 In BelJLig, China will play hosts to marksmen from 30 nations when they stage the 23rd international military championships, starting on Sept. 9, a China daily said yesterday.
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        35 33 VOLLEYBALL The all-American men's team beat their Japanese hosts 3-0 in Hakodate yesterday in the third game of a seven-match series. The victory was the second for the Americans against one defeat. Agencies.
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      373 34  -  LEONARD KING By KALLANG BOWL, at the Leisure Drome, will have 30 new lanes in December making it Asia's second-largest bowling centre with a total of 92 lanes. Construction on the 2,788 sq metre centre began last month and Kallang Bowl
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      FOUR-DAY HOCKEY TREAT FOR FANS
      108 34 A FOUR-DAY international hockey carnival will be held in conjunction with the Singapore Cricket Club's lSOtn anniversary celebrations from Sep. 9--12, reports HAKIKAT RAI. Eight foreign clubs Canada's Jokers Hockey Club, Berlin Sports Club, Hongkong Football Club, Kowloon Cricket Club, Club de Recreio Hongkong, Brunei's
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      Trainer, 3 lifters sacked
      196 34  -  LEK SEOW YAM By THE axe has fallen on the three lifters and one national trainer who stayed away from last Saturday's national weightlifting championships. Lifters Koh Boon San, Chua Tuan Poon and Loh Chee Keong and trainer Chua Peng Kirn have been dropped from the
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      64 34 6 We will not tolerate any hanky-panky by either lifters or officials. They were warned from the beginning that any Indiscipline could see them losing their places in the national squad. Oar efforts are all geared towards a better showing in next year's SEA Games in Singapore, so any
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      Quartet booted out of Games squad for missing national meet
      195 34 National coach Michael Koay Siang, on Monday night that he stayed away from the national championships because "his son needed his help at work". Koh, however, explained to 800 that same day at the centre that he was giving swimming
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      Kriek labours past Aussie in dramatic style
      344 34 NORTH CONWAY, New Hampshire, Wed. Fifth-seeded Johan Kriek, of South Africa, survived a gruelling 7-5. 1-6, 7-6 first-round battle with Australian Wally Masur yesterday in a US$2OO,OOO ($420,000) Grand Prix tournament. The aggressive Kriek, retrieving and blasting returns with a vengeance, fought back
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      Where have all those timekeepers gone:
      413 35 ISN T it a ci vine shame that Soo-Tho Kok Mun's and I.ai May May's per'ormUWCi at the n tional schools' swi' Tiling meet just af< days ago may not be acceptuilional records'' Doesn't it get you right there when you think of all
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      What's all the fuss about, asks Fandi
      482 35 What's all the fuss about, asks Fandi BRIAN MILLER reports from AMSTERDAM MONDAY began almost routinely for Fandi Ahmad, now on a threeweek trial with Ajax Amsterdam. But, by evening, it had i-hanged dramatically md. at 6 p.m., the Singal>ore striker was a perturbed and angry man. He had heard
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      42 35 I REALLY don't know what I did wrong by asking Hen Jit to be my manager. I have known Hen Jit (or years and that was why I asked him to be my manager. I trust Tien A Jit. 7 FANDI
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      The Young Stallion begins rough ride to stardom
      505 35 The Young Stallion begins rough ride to stardom THE final countdown to a contract with Ajax Amsterdam began yesterday for Singapore striker Fandi Ahmad and, until he leaves for Hanover tomorrow, he will be put through an extensive series of tests designed to gauge his endurance and physical strength, writes
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      Foreign list swells to five
      175 35 ANOTHER top three kart»>rs have confirmed their participation in the Singaiwre International Grand I: ix from Aug. 13-15 at K.illang Park, reports I.KONARI) kl\<; The entries from Sinyo Haryanto, of Indonesia. !>>ny Ixim, of rl.mgkong. and James J Leong, of Malaysia, bring the total number
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      Shanmugam rises to dizzy heights
      293 35  -  HAKIKAT RAI By EIGHTEEN- YEAR-OLD S. Shanmugam's meteoric rise to stardom continued yesterday when he led from "pillar to post" to win the 800 metres for A boys on the final day of the national schools' track and field meet at the National Stadium. The
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      Battling against all odds in final
      152 35 HAVELOCK will be the underdogs against Boon Lay in the final of the national primary schools senior Softball championship at Dover Road today at 3 p.m. reports LEONARD KING. Havelock, who lost 15-16 to Boon Lay hi the zone competition, will rest their hopes
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      NORTH KOREA
      211 36 No longer hiding the truth THE North Koreans are no longer a secretive lot at least not from what they have shown since their arrival in Singapore. One of the silent favourites for the tiile. they stunned most of the reporters who turned up for an interview with
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      55 36 TEN teams, including Singapore, will take part in the 23rd Asian Youth (Group Two) soccer tournament starting at the National Stadium on Saturday. TIMESPORT continues its build-up to the big kick-off with a look at four of the teams North Korea, South Korea, Japan and the Philippines today. Tomorrow we
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      WHAT'S THE FUSS ABOUT?
      213 36 K. C. UM, secretary of the Singapore Government Services Football League, Is puzzled over the hue and cry made by Freddy Fox, the Police coach, reports PETER slow On Tuesday. Fox blasted out at the SGSFL for confirming their Division One match against Port Authority, scheduled
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      SOUTH KOREA
      246 36 South Korea have bite to match bark IT will be another case of the hounds taking on the pekinese when South Korea meet the other challengers in the Asian youth soccer cham- pionship. It will take some doing for one of the teams to put the muzzle around
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      PHILIPPINES
      195 36 am mm youth skxip zitoumumekt c Filipinos only here for the experience THE Philippines know they will be the sacrificial lambs of the tournament, but they say they are in Singapore to learn and improve by pitting themselves against the aristocrats in their group North Korea, Japan and It
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      JAPAN Japan show that look of confidence
      247 36 JAPAN Japan show that look of confidence FORTY-five minutes after they checked into their hotel on Tuesday evening, the Japanese team were out pounding the streets. Whether it was a psychological ploy to impress snoopers or just their way of asserting that they are the favourites for the football extravaganza
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      Hosts— end buildup on bright note
      139 36 Hosts— end buildup on bright note SINGAPORE'S Asian You** soccer squad ended their preparations at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, confident of qualifying for the semi-finals. Last night, all the squad's 22 members were given a chance in a final trial match against the Republic's under-16 team, whom they defeated
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      Aiming to be Games' early birds
      254 36  -  PETER SIOW By SHOOTERS Lee Kum Cheok and Tan Boon Huat are the first athletes to be recommended for the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane from Sept. 30- Oct. 9. The Singapore Shooting Association submitted their names to the Singapore National Olympic Council after they
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      Mercedes Benz to drive off in after hole-in-one
      349 36  -  DEREK WILD By A SHINY new Mercedes Benz will be the glittering hole-in-one prize at this year's big Maruman Classic golf tournament. The car, costing anything between $93,000 for the 200 to $250,000 for the 500 SEC it hasn't been decided yet
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      119 36 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY Strvbrl Prrniler Lmfur: Polic- v Ml s Po lice Academy) IMv. itnr: SRC B v Selelar. SCC B w SMFC (Padang) All matches at 520 p. m Prleadly: LA v PARC f HaleMier Road. 5.15). SOCCER Frleidly: SBHKI. Mi 2B: Hilarhi Dockyard v Straii.s Times (Jalan Besari
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      Japan, Lanka bring smiles to organisers
      217 36  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By JAPAN and Sri Lanka have entered for the inaugural Asian junior team squash championship in Singapore in January. Along with the hosts, Malaysia and Pakistan, they bring the total number of entries to five still three short of the requirement
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      Second-half barrage...
      527 37  -  JOE DORAI By Singapore come alive after the interval AFTER groping aimlessly for the first 45 minutes, Singapore came out of the woods safely through a switch of tactics to beat Dublin FC, of Ireland, 3-1 in their friendly soccer match at the National Stadium last night. The
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      Goal-mine to boost HK Bank squad
      201 37 Goal-mine to boost HK Bank squad HONGKONG BANK, boosted by international striker Kannan Kunjuraman, are the team to look out for in the Singapore Business Houses Football League senior knock-out tournament which starts next week, reports LEONARD KING. Kannan. the National IxMßue top scorer with 21 goals, finished his National
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      Lock icon Soviet fencer Smirnov dies after nine days in coma
      277 37 ROME, Wed. Soviet fencer Vladimir Smlrnev, who was pierced in the eye during the world championships here nine days ago, died in hospital today. Smlrnev, 28, had been in a coma since the Incident and never regained consciousness. The Russian, who
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      the wrong time to relax
      272 37  - the wrong time to relax TAY CHENG KHOON SHELL'S Seah Kang Hock chose the wrong time to take it easy and was soundly thrashed in the Anchor Business Houses men's squash league at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. Seah, who was previously unbeaten at the No. 1 slot,
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      Lock icon Ovett, Coe for Games
      60 37 LONDON. Wed. England's two middle-distance Olympic Games champions Steve Ovett and Sebastian Coe will compete in both the 800 metres and 1500 m events at the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane in October David Moorcroft has beer, selected to run in the 5.000 m, the event in
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      44 37 GENOA. Wed. Italian First Division club Sampdoria have agreed terms for the transfer of England's World Cup striker Trevor Francis from Manchester City, the Gazzetta Dello Sport newspaper reported today. But officials at Sampdoria declined to comment on the report. Reuter.
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      PARC 2-1
      20 37 PORT Authority Recreation Club edged out Chemicon 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at the Queenstown Stadium yesterday.
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      Edged out
      23 37 GIRLS' Sports Club beat Ceylon Sports Club 2-1 in a Singapore women's Hockey Association Division One match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      Pesta Sukan invite for Taiwanese club
      150 37  -  PETER BIOW By THE Basketball Association of Singapore have been given the okay to invite Taiwan's champion club for the Pesta Sukan championship in September at the Gay World Stadium. Should Taiwan accept the invitation, it will be their first appearance in Singapore in
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      Turned down
      48 37 The BAS previously turned down Washington State University's offer to play ir the Pesta because they were not prepared to sponsor the Americans' air fares. So far, five teams Bank of Korea, Japan's Matsushita. Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines have confirmed their participation in the Pesta.
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      Upset win
      41 37 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Singapore scored an upset 3-1 yictory over defending champions and favourites Indonesia in the opening match of the second Association of Southeast Asian Nations' (ASEAN) youth volleyball championship here today. Singapore won 5-15. 15-1. 15--11, IM3
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    Lock icon Beijing building bigger rocket
    169 38 UKIJINCI. Wed. China is developing a threeitage rocket to launch large satellites into low iml stationary orbits, the )fficial Xinhua news agen■y reported today. Xinhua said tho new JZ-3 rocket will usr liquid [uel but gave no other details. Reviewing China's accomplishments in space, Xinhua said
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    123 38 WEST BERLIN, Wed. Unidentified firebombers set 18 buildings ablaze here today, causing millions of dollars in damage in retaliation for the forced eviction of illegal squatters from two abandoned houses. Police said a department store, grocery store, bank and local government office were among
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    Lock icon Beijing rapist executed
    62 38 BEIJING. Wed. A rapist who evaded capture for 11 years has been executed in the suburbs of Beijing after a mass rally in a sports stadium, a city newspaper said today. The Beijing Daily said Li Baocheng was executed yesterday for raping or molesting 85 women and
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    30 38 NEW YORK. Wed. The IJow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 4.18 to 818.59 in the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    52 38 160-wheeler rolls out... THIS 34-metre giant goods transporter with 1M wheels on 21 axles, palled by a track, was recently onveiled ln Zurich to the public. It is the biggest transporter In Switzerland. The transporter can be separated into five different parts, each of which can be palled by a
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    344 38 TOKYO, Wednesday JAPAN today told China it was deeply sorry for the damage it caused before and during World War Two, but made no offer to change its policy of softening historical accounts of 1 the period. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said a Japanese diplomat
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    Lock icon Move to stop showing of shark film
    88 38 MELBOURNE, Wed. Universal Pictures of Hollywood today began an action in the Victorian Supreme Court here to stop an Italian made shark horror movie being exhibited in Australia. Universal, which holds all the copyright on Jaws, alleged in court that the Italian film
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    44 38 NEW DELHI. Wed Seven people were killed and four others injured in an explosion at a firecracker factory in the southern islate of Kamataka today, the Press Trust nf India reported. The cause of the explosion was not immediately known UPI.
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    81 38 TOKYO, Wed. A fossil of a crocodile believed to be about 100 million years old has been found in Kitadani town, Fukui prefecture, about 320 km west of Tokyo, officials of the Prefectural Education Office's cultural section said today. They said the fossil, 1.3 metres long, includes
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    Thais stay cool as he flies in
    364 38  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. Bangkok is not exactly known for its wintry weather but it was a distinctly cool welcome for Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach when ne arrived this afternoon from Kuala Lumpur. The low-key reception he
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    LOCAL ASSAYING OF COINS
    48 38 THE Board of Commissioners of Currency says the 1981 and 1982 $500 gold proof coins bearing the Year of the Rooster and the Year of the Dog designs will be assayed in Singapore. This is the first time gold coins will be assayed locally.
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    No progress as Thach leaves KL
    989 38  -  M. G. G. PILLAI LEADERS AGREE TO DISAGREE By Our Kuala L umpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia and Vietnam today ended three days of talks here with both foreign ministers noting, at their separate press confer- ences, a marginal shift in Hanoi's position
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    Thach's pledge to Asean
    54 38 Malaysia listened to Mr Thach's clarifications and explanations on the Vietnamese proposals for an ICK, but made no comment on them since it did not accept or reject those proposals. "But what we talked about was the possibility of an international conference which at present is
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    Lock icon Manila hits out at BBC
    306 38 THE Philippine government today filed an official protest condemning a recent BBC documentary about the Philippines as "distorted and derogatory" and demanded that Manila be given equal time on the British network to present the government's view. In an official statement, Information Minister Gregorio Cendana
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      251 38 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Twenty banks have imposed a partial boycott of forex brokers as part of their campaign to get brokerage rates reduced. SOH TIANG KENG has the details. Qantas is to rejoin both the groups which set Europe-Asia air fares, four months after resigning. British
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        1297 1 Tibet: Its king and his people THE small boy loved to squat before his mother while she milked a dzcP, waiting for her to fill his wooden bowl with warm liquid. And before they left the ban, he'd check the nesting boxes for eggs sometimes climbing into them and sitting
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        1158 2 Now getting up is less alarming BjjpßpjfWl RC-658 Electronic digital alarm -T" clock radio TV and Radio" 300 PM Openinj foNowed by Dynasty offers a chance to take a clos ef (Chinese, r) 100I 00 1 a a 'ew of them. It shows 355 Lidsvie how ey lye an(^ c
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        Hands across waves
        888 3 Merrily broadcasting their way from England to the rest of the world are some jolly unBritish sounds fluent Mandarin from the BBC's Chinese Service which has helped even the Chinese to an understanding of their once-closed land, and Hindi from a minority programme that is almost a
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        Hindi programme has become such a cult
        847 3 THE Indian light radio programme Geet Mala Hindustani for Garland of Flowers has become so popular that there is now a six-month waiting list for time in the nineminute weekly allocation for advertising. The programme, which began five years ago, is broadcast by
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        474 3 Drumming on a wok? Musically swishing a sapu lidi? Why not! Some New Yorkers are doing stranger things to new pop music, says DAVID STERRITT AT I 111 in, .m. m. tkere to room for sounds of every sort in reek and pop music It is
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        Women on the board
        975 4  -  MARILYN HOFFMAN in New York j By 4 A decade from now, women directors will be more numerous, more knowledgeable about business matters, more widely represented on board committees, younger, and probably more vocal. Dr Juanita Kreps THE number of women serving on the boards of
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      728 5 Apartment-living is an accepted way of life in many cities. In Singapore, the only way we can go is up; and so it is from New York to Hongkong. MARILYN HOFFMAN talks to two designers in New York, who give us hints on how to
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      430 5 VALENTINO, maestro of Italian elegance, showed a new side to his fashion character, with a daring autumnwinter high fashion collection. The suave designer now in his 50th year with 20 years of fashion excellence behind him veered from his usual label of romantic chic to present
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