The Straits Times, 19 November 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Tims Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1982 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Lock icon Towards a safer world
    443 1 US to propose new steps to avoid accidental N-war with Soviets WASHINGTON, Thursday THE United States, in an effort to chart a new course towards arms control, will propose fresh measures to prevent an accidental nuclear war with the Soviet Union, US sources said today. They
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    Lock icon Here's how industrial spies work
    314 1 PARIS, Thursday SEVEN main tactics used by industrial spies were outlined at the opening of a counterespionage exhibition here yesterday. French businessmen were warned that Japanese companies have a sophisticated system for classifying publicity material on rival products. Specialist companies, mainly from overseas, began a
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    Lock icon Cholera toll
    45 1 DHAKA, Thurs. A cholera epidemic has claimed 67 lives and stricken about 700 people in Bangladesh's Brahmanbaria sub-district, 96 km east here, an official source said today. The outbreak was blamed mainly on exposed food and an inadequate supply of potable water. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'No plot'
    41 1 WANGANUI (New Zealand), Thurs. Police have ruled out any conspiracy behind the death of a young man who was blown to bits yesterday when a bomb he was carrying exploded outside New Zealand's main police computer centre here Reuter
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    HDB's first ballot for maisonettes
    96 1 THE first units of the much-awaited and much-publicised maisonettes built by the Housing Board were ballotted yesterday. The 134 units of the five-room Model A maisonettes at Old Airport Road, in the Bedok /Tampines New Town zone, were sold at $122,600 each. According to HDB
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    Lock icon A HOME GROWN SUCCESS
    319 1  - A HOME GROWN SUCCESS NGIAM TONG HAI By THESE packages, each staffed with sawdust, cotton waste and treated with chemical fertilisers, are the base tram which grew Ungzhi ea», an edible mashroam popular In China for Its medicinal qualities siace ancient times. Bat those In the picture arc not Imparted
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    Iran threat to pull out from opening
    98 1 Iran threat to pull out from opening NEW DELHI. Thurs. Iran has threatened to withdraw from the Asian Games opening ceremony march past unless the organisers withdraw the woman placard-bearer and put Iraq elsewhere in the marching contingent The contingents will be marching according to Hindi alphabetical order and the
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    Lock icon -Sino-Soviet trend worries US
    232 1 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE Reagan administration believes there will be no breakthrough in Sino-Soviet relations, but privately some American officials find the trend a cause for concern. The officials believed that the Soviet leadership wanted to improve relations with China not only to ease the military burden
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    Lock icon Thailand, China to step up aid to anti-Viet forces
    318 1 BEIJING. Thursday CHINA and Thailand today agreed to increase their help for resistance forces in Cambodia in an attempt to force Vietnam into a political solution there the official Chinese news agency Xinhua reported. It quoted Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang as
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    Man hurt by thrown stone
    59 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A Singaporran was seriously injured when a stone was thrown at the moving train between Kulai and Kempas in Johore about 8.45 pm on Ttasaaay The passenger, identified as Mr Teck Choy. suffered head injuries and was taken to the Johore General
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    LATEST JETS, EXOCETS FOR ARGENTINA
    55 1 LATEST JETS, EXOCETS FOR ARGENTINA PARIS, Than. FraMW today reram«d arms suppllr* to Argentina, Including (Ivf Sa P eT Ktandard Jet* and Fxocet mlwillrs that sank two British ship* daring the Falkland* war. Pert authorities said the Argentine freighter Bahla-San Blm, loaded »Ith 2M tonnes of war material left Saint
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  • IN SUMMARY...
    • HOME
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        Persistent hawkers
        134 2 UNLICENSED hawkers, who used to peddle in Sungei Road before the stalls were demolished, have moved to Raffles Place. And the Hawkers' Department is having a rough time getting rid of them. Its enforcement team has carried out repeated raids in the past two weeks to no avail.
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        Gardens' invitation
        89 2 MURK than 2,000 companies in Jurong have been invited to use the scenic Chinese and Japanese Gardens for social and recreational activities. They have also been invited to hold their larger functions there. The Japanese Garden also has a fully-furnish-ed guest house for companies to hold training courses
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        More modern prisons
        100 2 PRISONS are to have better qualified staff and more modern facilities to better help rehabilitate society's wrong-doers. Several plans are now being finalised, Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin said last night. There is an upgraded training scheme for rehabilitation officers. A new medium-security prison is to
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        Learning to share
        111 2 SEVENTY-THREE pupils from St Margaret's Primary School are at a camp in Sentosa where they are getting a double dose of care from their teachers and mothers. But it is far from a pampered life. They do the chores and help prepare the meals. But yesterday, they
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        Ship rescue system
        88 2 EVENTUALLY, all of Neptune Orient Lines' ships will take part in a world-wide mutual scheme to rescue ships at sea. At present, only five are part of the New York-based Amver short for Automated Mutual Assistance Vessel Rescue System. An NOL official disclosed this yesterday after the
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      COMMENT
      108 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Skills Development Fund has made companies an offer some of them may find hard to resist, ironically In order to help them overcome another temptation that of convenient retrenchment of workers during the current economic slowdown. Its decision to be more liberal In granting
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      PAS WILL SURVIVE CRISIS
      66 2 THE resignation of Datuk Asri Hajl Muda from the leadership of Parti Islam at last month's annual congress has triggered a wave of dissatisfaction among his followers. How serious to the dissension? What will Datuk Asri do next? Bat whatever course he adopts, It will not
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      WHY CLUB REJECTED THEM
      67 2 THE Temaaek Club replies to readers who had wanted to know, among other things, why their membership was rejected after Its Initial acceptance. It says the overwhelming rettponae meant that not all officers could be members. It adds, however, that all to not lost for the
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      Big brother scheme
      71 2 THERE is always a helping hand for new employees at the Public Works Department. Under a new scheme, each professional recruit gets a "big brother" for guidance and to teach him the ropes. The aims of this "personalised approach are to provide a better channel for communication
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    • SPORTS
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        Time disadvantage
        109 2 TIME will not be on the side of swimmer Ang Peng Siong, Singapore's only gold medal hope at the Asian Games in New Delhi. He has only a halfhour break between his two events of the 100 m butterfly final and the 100 m freestyle final on Nov
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        Big boost for England
        104 2 ENGLAND received a big boost on Wednesday when its injury-hit side crushed Greece 3-0 in a Group Three European Championship match. It was England's first victory since BoDby Robson took over as manager after the World Cup finals, and it lifted the team to the top
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        Japan as No 1
        125 2 IN ASIAN rugby, Japan is No 1. It has won every Asian tournament since its birth in 1969 And it is a foregone conclusion that it will win the eighth Asian tournament too, which starts tomorrow. Its quick rise to the top can be attributed to
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      207 2 U.S. VIDEO GAME MAKER SETS UP FACTORY HERE MATTEL ELECTRONICS, Atari's keenest rival in the video game industry, will be setting up manufacturing operations in Ang Mo Kio Industrial Pari. The American multinational is now recruiting management staff for the factory. It is also expected to post certain
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      BACKGROUND UNLIKELY TO PASS ON SKILLS
      68 2 BACKGROUND UNLIKELY TO PASS ON SKILLS ALTHOUGH public tenders for the construction of Singapore's mass rapid transit system are two years away, a number of Japanese companies are already making preparations to bid for the contracts. Some of these companies may enter into joint ventures with local contractors, but there
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        Beijing optimistic
        85 2 CHINA is "Quite optimistic" that future talks with the Soviet Union will bring improved relations. Foreign Minister Huang Hua said this on his return home from Moscow where he attended President Leonid Brezhnev's funeral and held talks with his Soviet counterpart Andrei Gromyko, the highest level Chinese-Soviet contacts
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        Keep trade doors shut
        64 2 I THREE of Australia's state premiers and the trade unions are demanding that protectionist policies be continued for 12 months in exchange for cooperation with the federal government on its wage-freeze proposal. Their demand^ coincided with US acceptance of Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's proposal for phasing
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        Egypti Include Arafat
        35 2 EGYPT wants Palestine Liberation Organisation chief Yasser Arafat to be included in the Middle East peace talks, the leader of a visiting American congressional delegation said after meeting President Hosni Mubarak. Page«
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        Union admits failure
        125 2 I'NDERGROI'ND Solidarity leaders have admitted that their latest call for strikes and demonstrations last week was a near-total disaster. An underground newspaper has called the failure a serious blow to the underground leadership. The Nov 10 strike was to protest against the outlawing of Solidarity in early
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        Hush-hush talks
        96 2 DISCREET negotiations are under way at the US Defence Department to convince Portugal and Turkey to let America use some of their air bases. This follows the building of six new Soviet air bases in southern Afghanistan which the US sees as a new threat to its rapid
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        'Oust Saddam' council
        102 2 AN IRAQI Shiite Muslim religious leader, in exile in Iran, has announced the creation of a high council which aims to overthrow the secular re- gime of Iraq's President Saddam Hussein. But the council is not a government -i r .xile. Hojatoleslam Bagher Hakim said. The group
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        Seeking private funds
        95 2 FRANCE'S socialist government will be asking Erivate investors to finance more than half of its ig, new industrial investment programmes. The investments were to have been launched next year by the 11 major companies it nationalised early this year. The cabinet also agreed that public companies competing
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    • SECTION 2
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        Killer showers
        103 2 AN UNLUCKY astronaut, caught outside his spacecraft in geostationary orbit during an unpredicted proton shower from a solar eruption, could accumulate a radiation dose of 1,000 rads in a few minutes. Perhaps feeling nauseous but unaware of the seriousness of the event, he might well go back into
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        Toying with life
        101 2 SOCIETY must keep watch over future developments in genetic engineering. This was the conclusion of an American presidential commission after a two-year study. It said the new technique was likely to have a major impact on society and on human perceptions of the very nature of humanity.
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        Charming Little DD
        118 2 WHAT is silver-grey, naughty but loving and willing to help others, talks like a child, sings, flies and can make itself disappear and will appear over SBC Channel 8 soon? One last clue: It resembles R2D2 of Star Wars fame. Can't guess? It is Little DD, the
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    • ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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        More people wanted
        98 2 THE government is serious about promoting a bigger population, Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad said. The country could easily support five times its present population of nearly 14 million, if the people work hard and are disciplined, he told Malaysia's Business Times. A big population
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        Asri fears expulsion
        109 2 FORMER PAS president Datuk Asri Haji Muda said yesterday he would not join Umno or form a new party. He also said his resignation as party chief did not mean he had left Pas. But "I fear the new committee may expel me because they may want
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    • SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
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        Love triangle's winner
        100 2 Xl^E BAOCHAI, who won over Jia Baoyu from Lin Daiyu in Hong Lou Meng, was a down-to-earth woman. She was discreet and reserved, unlike Daiyu whose sharp tongue set many against her She was also a first cousin of Baoyu Her mother was very close to Baoyu's
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        Dazzling show
        27 2 SBC'S production of the Tamil epic. Silappadika ram, was most impressive. ROSALIND JACOI says. Despite minor faults, the dance, music am drama were iniiof*<l dazzling.
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      Nakasone almost certain to be prime minister say surveys
      446 3  - Nakasone almost certain to be prime minister say surveys PETER HAZELHURST By 0w ToA/o Correspondent TOKYO. Thurs. The political surveys in Tokyo indicate that Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone, a pragmatic Conservative politician, is now almost certain to emerge as Japan's next prime minister after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) elects
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      Three Aussie states want trade barriers
      417 3  - Three Aussie states want trade barriers LIM SAY BOON By Our Melbourne Reporter Premiers' demands backed by unions MELBOURNE, Thurs. Three of Australia's most influential state leaders and the trade unions are demanding a 12-month freeze on reductions in protectionism in exchange for cooperation with the federal government on its
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      200 held after Asian Games spending protest
      229 3 200 held after Asian Games spending protest NEW DELHI, Thurs. POLICE arrested aboat ZM people today far stagtag aa Illegal pretest against the Asian Games aa a "crime agalast the poor cidaeM oflndU." A paaMttoa of II imposition groaps rallied near Parliament and denounced the government of Prime Minister Indira
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      Lock icon Dawe plans to return to Hongkong
      82 3 Dawe plans to return to Hongkong HONGKONG, Thurs. Asian financier Amos Dawe plans to return here to face a Court of Appeals that overturned his acquittal on multi-million dollar fraud charges and issued a warrant for his arrest The warrant was issued after Mr Dawe failed to turn up to
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      Lock icon US priority 'puts S-E Asia at mercy of Soviets'
      241 3 THAI Deputy Premier Thanat Khoman has warned that by proclaiming the Middle East as its top priority area, the United States had in effect invited the Soviet Union to step up its advance in South-east Asia. Deducing that US "preoccupation" with
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      Lock icon Beijing optimistic about Soviet ties
      414 3 BEIJING, Thurs. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua said today he was quite optimistic that future talks with the Soviet Union would bring improved relations between the two communist powers. He was speaking on his return from Moscow where he attended the funeral of President Leonid
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      Lock icon SHANGHAI LASER EXPERT DEFECTS TO TAIWAN
      125 3 SHANGHAI LASER EXPERT DEFECTS TO TAIWAN TAIPKH, Than. A hlnrar sHentLst luu de-fM-fc-J to Taiwan from West Germuy and la panalas Ma speciality laser research, the Ontral Dally News reported today The newspaper Meadfled Uh- scientist as Mr Tlag Sheag-Ma*, 38, «f Shanghai, aad said be rame to Taiwan laat
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      Lock icon General who spoke against Andropov called up
      161 4 General who spoke against Andropov called up WASHINGTON, Thurs. The commander of Ameri- can forces in Japan has been "counselled" for calling the new Soviet leader. Mr Yuri Andropov, "nastier than a snake," Pentagon officials said yesterday. The officials, who asked to remain anonymous, said it had been confirm- ed
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      Lock icon Afghans hit garrison
      53 4 ISLAMABAD, Thurs Afghan freedom fighters have captured a military garrison occupied by at least 50 Afghan government troops in the strategic Panishir Valley north-east of Kabul, guerilla sources said yesterday Western diplomats have recently reported guerilla attacks on Soviet and Afghan forces at the towns of Rokha
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      Lock icon Barmen's gift i
      29 4 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Italian barmen presented Pope John Paul II with a steel cocktail shaker yesterday and suggested he shake humanity into unity with It. UPI.
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      Aspirin warning opposed
      136 4 THE aspirin industry is fighting a government plan for warning labels linking aspirins to a sometimes fatal childhood illness, saying there is not enough evidence. The Committee on the Care of Children, led by doctors and backed by industry money, said on Tuesday that it would file
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      Lock icon US seeks air bases to meet new threat
      354 4 DISCREET negotiations are under way at the US Defence Department to convince Nato partners Portugal and Turkey to let the US armed forces use some of their air bases. The reason given is that new Soviet air bases being completed in southern
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      Lock icon Aregentina says 'no' to Reagan-Bignone talks
      405 4 Aregentina says 'no' to Reagan-Bignone talks RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Argentina has rejected an offer by President Ronald Reagan to meet its President, Mr Reynaldo Bignone, during Mr Reagan's trip to South America. Sources in Brasilia and Washington said the meeting was to have taken place near the ArgentineBrazilian border
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      EX-AGENT SMUGGLED ARMS TO LIBYA
      201 4 EX-AGENT SMUGGLED ARMS TO LIBYA ALEXANDRIA (Virginia). Thurs. Edwin Paul Wilson, who used his extensive contacts developed as a former CIA agent to build a lucrative export business out of intelligence and arms dealings, was found guilty yesterday on seven of eight cuunts of smuggling arms to Lib>an officials. A
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      Lock icon Remove troops for peace, urges Shultz
      276 4 Remove troops for peace, urges Shultz WASHINGTON. Thurs. US Secretary of State George Shultz yesterday called for an agreement to reduce or remove foreign troops and military advisers whom he said were endangering peace in Central America. Mr Shultz told the Orfanisation of American tates such action should be taken
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      306 4 The world's leading Christian musicians gather in Singapore for the greatest Christian music event ever held in S.E. Asia. Meet Jimmy Owens, Soo Yin, Sandi Patti, Dino, Barry McGuire, Otis Skillings, Ade Manuhutu, Cam Floria, Christopher Beatty and others as they conduct workshops and perform in nightly concerts. DAY WORKSHOPS
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      Lock icon Next peace move 'should come from Israel'
      305 6 PARIS, Thurs. The Arab world experts the next move in the Middle East peace process to come from Israel and the international community, King Hussein of Jordan said today. Speaking at a press conference after presenting Arab peace proposals to French leaders. King
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      Lock icon Court awards man $15 m
      79 6 AUSTIN. Thurs. A 22 yearold man has obtained a t'Ss7 million (Ssls million > settlement from the Yamaha Motoi Co in a dispute over the eaasc of a 19T9 motorcycle fire lhai left him confined to a wheel chair. The agreement, reachtil on Tuesday between
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      Woman owes taxman 18,000 times more
      116 6 TKI. AVIV, Thurs. When Mrs Sarah Kant novluh of Kamatagan near here received a tax demand for one shekel three yean ago, she Ignored It. She would have done better to pay It because the debt bait now grown to IB.J* shekels (about Ml.*).
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      Lock icon Islamic council set up in Iran to oust Saddam
      357 6 GROUP MADK UP OF RKLIGIOUS^FIGURES I HOJATOLKSI.AMBaI Hakim, an Iraqi Shiite Muslim religious leader in exile in Iran, -terday announced the creation of an Iraqi Islamic high council whose aim is the <>\ throw of the secular regime of Iraq's Pi
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      Egypt wants to include Arafat in Middle East peace efforts
      327 6 Egypt wants to include Arafat in Middle East peace efforts CAIRO, Thursday EGYPTIAN President Hosni Mubarak said yesterday that he would welcome Palestine Liberation Organisation chief Yasser Arafat to Cairo for talks on the Middle East and stressed the need to broaden the peace process. Mr Mubarak told a sixman
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      Lock icon Bomb blasts in Lebanon before Habib arrives
      101 6 Bomb blasts in Lebanon before Habib arrives BEIRUT, Thurs. Three bombs went off in west Beirut overnight. This happened as Lebanese officials were awaiting the arrival of US special envoy Philip Habib, thought to be arriving here today. The officials hoped that his visit would be able to revitalise negotiations
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      Lock icon Low spirits
      32 6 PAISLEY (Scotland). Thurs The Chivas Regal distillery todaj .innnunctsl plans Mn ■ff 220 of jis 1,000 em saying sales of its whisky were slowing down hecause of the recession Renter
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      Lock icon Tight security at contest
      99 6 LONDON. Thurs. Security at London's Prince Albert Hall will be the strictest ever for the Miss World contest tonight, according to a contest spokesman He said contest officials are anxious to prevent a repeat of violence that occurred during the Mm United Kingdom contest last August
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      Lock icon Lebanon conducts low-key massacre inquiry
      265 6 Lebanon conducts low-key massacre inquiry BEIRUT, Thurs IN A law-key Investigation that has Attracted ■a pabllr rlamoar far remits, fee Lehaaeae government is quietly utervlewlag nntnn af the Palentlnlan massacre that taak place here twa mania* ago. The laqalry fades tram pa Mir view far weeks at a One. Officials
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Libya coup fails
        85 6 ABOIT 1M Libyan military and security officers were reportedly arrested early this month as they were preparing to attack a plane carrying Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, a London-based Arabic language newspaper reported yesterday. The paper, Al Sharq Al Awsat, said the attack, planned for Nov 4 when
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        Lock icon Albania quake toll
        54 6 MORE THAN 1,000 homes were destroyed and thousands more were damaged in an Albanian earthquake on Wednesday, which killed one person and injured 12, the official Albanian news agency, ATA, said yesterday. A total of 6,800 houses were damaged, 1,100 of which were made uninhabitable, and 1.700
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        Lock icon London lets pound fall
        62 6 THE BRITISH government indicated yesterday it would not immediately intervene to halt the decline of the pound, which in the short run aids British industry and is a boom for American tourists with stronger dollars. The pound on Wednesday closed at U551.6030 (553.5266), barely 5 cents
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        Lock icon Boost for anti-nukes
        54 6 THE GROWING Australian nuclear disarmament movement was boosted yesterday when it was announced in Canberra that an organisation of federal and state parliamentarians would support the campaign. Raising the issue of continued growth of nuclear arsenals, Australian Democrats deputy leader Senator Colin Mason unveiled the group's plans
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        Lock icon Japan shares secrets
        61 6 HITACHI LTD of Japan has reached agreement to provide Britain's GEC Electrical Projects Ltd with its technique for producing multi-purpose industrial robots, it was announced in Tokyo yesterday. The British company, an engineering subsidiary of Britain's General Electric Co, plans to start production of Hitachi-designed process-line robots,
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        Lock icon Brazil election results
        86 6 THE GOVERNMENT party has admitted defeat in Brazil's most populous state of Sao Paulo in Monday's key national elections but appeared yesterday to be heading for victory in most others as the count dragged on. In many of the 23 states less than 5 per cent of
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Lock icon Solidarity looking for new strategy
      331 8 Union leaders admit call for strike was a near disaster UNDERGROUND Solidarity leaders have admitted that their latest call for strikes and demonstrations last week was a near total disaster. They said that they were groping for a new strategy. The underground newspaper, Tygodnik Mazowsze,
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      Lock icon No classes till university explains student walk-out
      157 8 No classes till university explains student walk-out WARSAW, Thors. The military government suspended classes at Warsaw University's Psychology Department until school officials explain a student walk-out last week coinciding witL Solidarity's appeal for a general strike. The government move came yesterday as the first major trial of an underground leader
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      362 8 FRANCE'S Socialist government has decided to turn to private investors for finance to help in the big, industrial investment programmes it wants to launch in 1963. These programmes involves more than half of the 11 major companies it nationalised earlier this year. The Cabinet,
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      Two agree to be Singapore's honorary consuls
      353 8  - Two agree to be Singapore's honorary consuls H.L. LIM By PARIS, Thurs. A Portuguese and a Spanish businessman have accepted appointments as Singapore's honorary consuls in Lisbon and Madrid. Mr Sergio Teixeira de Queiroz, 59, will be presented by Mr David Marshall, Singapore's ambassador to France, as our man in
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      Lock icon Nuclear button 'in capable hands'
      125 8 MOSCOW, Thurs. The men who would press the all-important button for the Soviet Union in any nuclear exchange know their equipment better than pianist Svyatoslav Richter knows his piano, a Soviet newspaper said yesterday. These men are kept in tip-top physical condition, have a taste
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      126 8 The Times cannot afford pay rises LONDON, Thurs. Times Newspapers, owner of Britain s influential daily. The Times, announced today that increasing losses meant it could not afford to give its 3.000 workers any pay rise next year. The paper, which was suspended for 11 months in 1978 and 1979
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      Why all made in Hungary?
      53 8 LONDON, Thurs The War saw Pact was everywhere when the North Atlantic Assembly began a meeting here Chairs for the 700 delegates at Westminster Hall yesterday were all made in Hungary. Member of Parliament Eric ()gden said He has asked the government why British chairs
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    A garden offering
    346 9  -  By RONNIE WAI THE Chinese and Japanese Gardens in Jurong can take more visitors and more than 2,000 companies will be invited to use the scenic gardens for social and recreational activities. Companies can also hold their larger functions at the two places. The fully-furnished guest house
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    Acquitted man sent to mental hospital
    153 9 Acquitted man sent to mental hospital A FORMER Woodbridge Hospital patient was yesterday acquitted of a charge of causing hurt with a knife by reason of un.sound.ness of mind when he committed the offence. But district Judge Soon Kirn Kwee ordered that (juek Tiam Huat. 24. be remanded in Woodbridge
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    Tourist loses $354,000
    44 9 AN Indonesian woman tourist had her handbag containing $24,000 plus bank drafts worth over US$l5O,OOO (*****.000) stolen while shopping at Yaohan Department Store in Orchard Road yesterday. Madam Irene Wihaiaya, 29. told police her handbag was stolen from a shopping trolley
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    Pearl & Dean wins airport ads tender
    181 9 Pearl Dean wins airport ads tender PEARL Dean (Asia) Pte Ltd has won the tender on the colour transparency advertising at Changi Airport. It can now place 50 advertisements of varying sizes around the airport terminal building, except in the duty-free shop. These comprise seven "sponsorship" and 43 "softsell" advertisements.
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    Better quality help for the wrong-doers
    396 10 Better quality help for the wrong-doers THE prisons department is to have better qualified manpower and more modern facilities to improve rehabilitation of society's wrongdoers. This was stated last night by the Home Affairs MinLster. Mr Chua Sian Chin, who said that to ensure better results in the new rehabilitation
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    ROHAN TO ASK ABOUT PART-TIME DEGREES
    82 10 THE MP for Telok Blangah, Mr Rohan Khamis, wants to know why the government does not recognise university qualifications obtained by education officers through part-time studies. He will be asking the First Deputy Prime Minis- ter and Minister for Education, Dr Goh Keng Swee,
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    Lock icon Thanks tor the company
    180 10 IT WAS an honour for both sides. To serve and be served. The young and the 01d... the naive and the wise. In the end, the pleasure was all theirs. The goodbye (above) was especially touching for the 41 grand old ladles and gentlemen from the
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    Dutch team wants to share its know-how
    196 10 Dutch team wants to share its know-how THE Dutch are keen to share their building expertise and technology with our construction industry which can benefit much from the transfer of know-how. Dr C. Kok, deputy secretary-general of ihe Dutch Ministry of Housing and Physical Planning, said this yesterday before leaving
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    NZ warship sails in for visit
    64 10 A NEW ZEALAND frigate, the Waikato. arrived for a three-day visit yesterday morning after three months of patrolling the Indian Ocean as part of the Royal Navy task group Its duty was part of a New Zealand commitment to Britain at the start of
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    Jaya's date
    31 10 MINISTER of State <I.a» and Home Affairs) and MP for Bedok. Prof S layakumar. will attend the De«pavali Cultural Night at Bedok community centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Man faces five more cheating charges
    127 10 Man faces five more cheating charges MOHAMED Rashid bin Angulia Ajam, 22, charged with cheating a Post Office Savings Bank of $2,000, yesterday had four more similar charges involving $5,000 brought against him. All five charges accuse Mohamed Rashid of submitting withdrawal forms for between $1,000 and $2,000 to take
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    Ministers to speak at varsity forum
    162 10 Ministers to speak at varsity forum FOUR Ministers will speak at this year's forum on Issues Facing Singapore in the Eighties organised by the students' union of the National University of Singapore. The Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon will start by giving a talk on education at
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    Boy, 8, hurt in accident
    54 10 AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD boy. Teo Shiz Zern. was seriously :un in a road accident on Bedok North Road on Tuesday He was crossing the road near Block 81 at about 620 pm when he was knocked down by a car. Witnesses are asked to telephone the
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    Tax talk
    23 10 A TALK on law and practice relating lo taxation will hr held at Bedok community centre on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    Woman dies and bike rider hurt in separate mishaps
    154 10 AN ELDERLY woman pedentrian died and a motorist was s*rl»a.sl\ Injured In separate road mishaps on Wednesday. Madam Ye* Tal, M, was knocked down by a car at about 3 p.m. In River Valley Road and died in hospital later. An
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    Lock icon Persistent hawkers return despite raids
    443 11  -  GRACE CHNG By UNLICENSED hawkers who used to peddle in Sungel Road before the stalls there were demolished have moved to Raffles Place. Knforrement •fflcer* from the Hawkers' Department raided the place repeatedly la the paat two weeks bat to no avail. Re hawkers, selling
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    Clerk who took 5 pc commission fined $6,000
    316 11 Clerk who took 5 pc commission fined $6,000 A CLERK was fined $6,000 and ordered to pay penalties totalling $1,548 for accepting bribes on five occasions between Oct 24 1979 and Oct 23 1960. Lim Thou Boon, 32, a clerk working (or South Malaysia Trading Company Pte Ltd, pleaded guilty
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    Engineer for trial
    56 11 FORMER Port Authority senior civil engineer Tan Peng Kong yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge of accepting a $20,000 bribe in connection with his supervision of the construction and completion of Changi International Airport Services' air cargo terminal and maintenance base. The trial has been set
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    Man ordered to continue paying wife maintenance
    121 11 Man ordered to continue paying wife maintenance SCHOOL servant Tan K.ng Choon, 44. who stopped pay- < mR {30 monthly maintpnanci to his deaf-mute wife. M.id.im ;.m Keoh. 42, from whom he is separated, was yi-sliT(l;i> ordered by a magislratc. Mr l.icw Thiam I.enß. to resume the payments. Tan was
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    Commercial institute for Clementi
    64 11 Commercial institute for Clementi A $14 million commercial training centre will be built in Clementi next year. Tenders for piling work is being called by the Vocational and Industrial Board and the training centre is expected to be ready by April 1984 It is the second commercial institute to be
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    Team to study childcare in Japan
    85 11 SIX women will leave for Japan on Nov 28 for three weeks to study childcare services. They will be led by Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, chairman of the NTUC Child Care management committee. They will look at training and development programmes which are offered
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      $2,000 for bigamy and lie
      184 11 NG Chee Kheng. 51. unemployed, was yesterday jailed for a day and fined $1,000 on a bigamy charge and another $1,000 for making a false declaration that he was a i bachelor. He pleaded guilty. A district court was told that Ng married Madam Mary
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      Clerk fined for cheating travel agent
      130 11 FORMER accounts clerk Pang Guek Neo, 26, was jailed for a day and fined $4,000 yesterday for cheating a travel agent by issuing a forged cheque to obtain two tour tickets worth $4,290. She pleaded I guilty. Pang booked two Cathay Pacific Airways Orient
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    Three fined for theft
    103 12 POLICE at a road block chased a lorry with four men who had stolen {1.880 worth of sewerage pipes and other parts when its driver backed away on approaching the road block Yesterday, Siva Subraminiam and Mahanthran s o Kamalingam. both 24. and Moor WTnUn so
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    Man jailed for a year appeals
    89 12 A MALAYSIAN, who was jail ed for a year and ordered to br given six strokes o( the cane on a charge of robbery with hurt, had a history of mental illness, the High Court heard yesterday Tan Soot Lee. 24. in his appeal
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    Big brother to help you get along...
    370 12  -  WONG Al KWEI By JOIN the Public Works Department and get a big brother to help you adjust to your new job. This scheme was recently introduced to give professional recruits a senior they can turn to for guidance as well as giving
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    TEAMY SAYS..
    9 12 Productivity the way for better traits j
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    Preserve stability, MP urges
    292 12 Preserve stability, MP urges THE uncertainty of Hongkong's future, which has led some investors to leave, should serve as a warning to Singaporeans to preserve political stability and industrial peace. Mr Eugene Yap, Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), who said this, added that investors were sensitive and would leave the moment they
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    Studying how factories are run
    70 12 Studying how factories are run SIXTY undergraduates were given a first-hand look at factories in Singapore and how they are run. Four groups of economics students visited four companies during the month under the industrial orientation programme for National University of Singapore students The visits to Bethlehem Singapore, Matsushita Electronics
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    Dirty flags
    32 12 (TAXI drivers displaying] f dirt v productivity flagsi should either remove thenf] Cor have them replaced ass [theyjsleaye a/'yery bad^im-j The Hotline story in Wednesday's issue of The Straits Times.
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    Those flags being replaced: Comfort
    168 12 AN UNUSUAL caller phoned our productivity hotline yesterday. He did not complain, nor did he have any suggestions. He wanted to respond to a complaint that there were dirty productivity flags on top of some taxis. NTUC Comfort's assistant general-manager, Mr Ng Gee Chong, said
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    -Call our hotline
    39 12 EVERYONE can contribute to better productivity. If you know of a good idea in practice at your workplace or have noticed something which acts against higher productivity, tell us. Share your experience with Prema on *****72.
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    Books for complaints
    65 12 THE HDB area offices should Introduce complaint books to allow residents to record their problems, a caller said. Tfce book should be checked by the offirer-ln-charge every day so that action can be taken immediately. He said that more often than not, complaint* taken down by counter
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    Motorcycles are better
    41 12 POLICEMEN who have been given bicycles for their beat should be given motorcycles or scooters instead. Pedalling in hot weather is tiring, a caller said. A motorcycle is also faster, an asset when it comes to chasing suspects.
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    An inquiry counter
    47 12 A COUNTER should be set op In all government department* to handle inquiries from the public. A caller said people with Inquiries are now being passrii from one department to another so that they have to explain the purpose or their visit each time.
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      Lock icon Islam allows test-tube babies, if...
      103 13 KOI BARI Than. Religious experts have ruled that test-tube baMes are acceptable to Islam on one condition that the .sperm and ovum must be extracted by the parent* and not by a third party. Parents of the baby must also be legally married affording to
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      Lock icon Malaysia to lift curb on size of population
      290 13 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr K. LUMPUR, Thurs. Mahathir Mohamad has said that his govern- was important ment is senous about particularly in a world promoting a larger becoming more protectiopopulation. nist, Dr Mahathir said his But one condition for government
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      Lock icon I won't join Umno, says Datuk Asri
      297 13 I won't join Umno, says Datuk Asri DATUK Asri Haji Muda said today he would not join Umno or form a new party. He also said his resignation as party president did not mean he had left Pas. But "I fear the new committee might expel me because they may
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      Lock icon Recession still telling on economy: Bank
      288 13 Recession still telling on economy: Bank KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The economy in the second quarter of 1982 continued to be dampened by the prolonged recession in the major industrial countries, Bank Negara says. The Bank's quarterly > economic bulletin reporti ed that weak international demand resulted in lower production of
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      152 13 I \to^^ Increase productivity V with UMBC Are your investments p<mnn ott as wd ,is they should' If not. perhaps it s time you took a look at your set up V\h,it \oij ntt-d is modern equipment and machinery that will keep pace with changes in market demand AtUMB( will
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    Lesson in togetherness
    553 14 Parents get to know teachers at pupils' 4-day training camp Story: HEDWIG ALFRED Picturo»: SIMON KER SEVENTY-THREE pupils from St Margaret's Primary School are at a camp in Sentosa where they are getting a double dose of care from their teachers and mothers. The four-day camp was
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    All NOL ships to take part in world-wide rescue scheme
    390 14 All NOL ships to take part in world-wide rescue scheme THE entire Neptune Ori- ent Lines fleet will eventually take pan in a world-wide mutual scheme to rescue ships at sea. At present five NOL vessels are part of the I New York-based Amver I short for Automated Mutual Assistance
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    Suit ends after private talks
    122 14 Suit ends after private talks A CIVIL suit by BEP Akitek (Pte), a company of architects, against architect Yang Soo Suan, a former partner of the company, was settled in the High Court yesterday, following two days of private negotiations between the parties. BEP, under a term of the settlement,
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    PRIVATE BUS OWNERS TO SELL AD SPACE
    131 14 OWNERS of school and private buses will sell to advertisers space at the back and both sides of bus bodies. The managing director of S. B. Transnet Enterprises, Mr Tan Song Mong, said the aim was to earn some money for the operation
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    Suit over sale of $320,000 house settled
    239 14 Suit over sale of $320,000 house settled TWO lawyers, claiming jointly to have agreed to buy a house for 5320.000 in April 1960, yesterday sued the two co-owners of the property for allegedly not proceeding with the sale. The claim was contested till midway through the evidence of the first
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    12-year-old girl raped
    67 14 POLICE are looking for a man who raped a 12-year-old girl yesterday after luring her into a secluded spot on the ground floor of Lucky Plaza shopping complex in Orchard Road The victim was shopping in the complex with her relatives, at about 11 am when she
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    Road deaths on the rise
    198 14 AN average of 25 people were killed earh month In road arrldento during the first II month* of the year. If the trend continue-, till the end of the year. the number of death* on the road will exceed last year's death toll, Traffic Pol
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      926 15 A SMI METRO /A\\ ;L fmwmwmm [Vv T ||J \i\f\r \r v^B fIH W^ l^B^^^lßß There's magic in the air. And glad tidings iVIACjIC^''^ B or everyone Ils a tinu for (lrt>ams for of rwDICTIVIA^. S '^^B &L t'" wishes to come true. A time to spring vJIKIjI IVIaAj Wmt^MfSF™*
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    The Straits Times says ...
    447 16 The Straits Times says It's an offer they can't resist THE Skills Development Fund has made companies an offer which some of them may find hard to resist ironically in order to help them overcome another temptation. It has decided to be more liberal in granting funds to those who
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    758 16 IV^PTC FOR IS years, Helmut Schmidt has been an influential figure In the Federal Republic and for the last eight years its decisive voice as chancellor. Now he has been defeated, and he is no longer obliged to be on display or on
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    Datuk Asri finds himself at the crossroads
    1400 16  - Datuk Asri finds himself at the crossroads ISMAIL KASSIM With THE opposition Parti Islam (Pas) has never enjoyed so much coverage in the Malaysian press as in the one month since its annual congress. But it is the sort of publicity that the party would rather not have as the
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    Will Reagan be forced to dance the rhumba?
    740 16 NEW YORK The change of government in Moscow confronts Washington either with great peril or rich opportunity, though possibly neither. Only time will tell. This is why we must be patient. Nor must we relax our guard. At the same time, our
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      Why Temasek Club could not accept all officers
      341 17 I REFER to the various letters from the reservist officers whom the Temasek Club, much to its regret, has not been able to take in as individual members. We are sorry for all the inconvenience CSH ed and unhappiness generated by the
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        How two policemen prevented trouble
        125 17 How two policemen prevented trouble EARLY tthis month. I was awakened by a commotion on the fifth floor of a multistorey carpark at Sim Lim Tower. I saw a group of people shouting and pushing. One of them was drunk. The shouting intensified and a fight was about to erupt.
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        Nothing was lost
        74 17 I WOULD like to thank the person who returned to me a wallet I had dropped at the Kallang Squash Centre recently. It had contained many important documents, including my military identity card, a (ew items of great sentimental value and about $40. The person not only
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        He refused reward
        62 17 I WOULD like to thank Mr Char Kin Nook, an NTUC Comfort taxi driver, for returning to me a wallet I had left behind in his vehicle on Nov 14. The wallet, containing my identity card, cash-on-line card and $50, was returned by Mr Char the next
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        Happy in hospital
        57 17 I WOULD like to thank the surgeons, doctors and nurses of Changi Hospital. I was recently admitted to Ward 5 for an operation. Despite pre-surgery apprehensions and postsurgery pains. I found my stay there very pleasant I was in a Class C ward but the patients were
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      Arrears have still not been paid after 11 months
      155 17 Arrears have still not been paid after 11 months I GRADUATED from the Institute of Education in December last year after two-and-a-half years as a teacher-in-training (TIT). I have been drawing my TIT pay since January and have yet to receive my arrears for the past 11 months. I have
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      Build car park or extend hours
      192 17 I REFER to the letter by "Offender" (ST, Nov 13) on parking problems at Bukit Merah Central. I fully agree with "Offender' on the problem of legal parking after 10.30 p.m. I wish to further point out that there are two theatres (Regal and
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        Accounts in order
        78 17 I REFER to the letter by "Observer" (ST, Nov 11) and wish to inform him that the Post Office Savings Bank's annual accounts are prepared in accordance with statutory requirements. In 1980, the bank reported in its annual accounts that its interest in subsidiaries and associated companies
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        This company won two contracts
        149 17 This company won two contracts I WISH to draw your attention to the article "Subsidiary of PSA wins MRT contract for soil studies." (ST, Nov 12). Both the headline and story which follows may be misleading as the Port of Singapore Authority subsidiary was only one of three companies awarded
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      Did civilian help to carry bomb?
      152 17 I REFER to the report "Bomb goes up in smoke." (ST, Nov 11). I am a former bomb disposal man and know that it is a specialised task that has to be done by highly-trained people. On a closer examination of the first of
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      Deed to China land
      55 17 I HAVE some title deeds relating to some property land in China owned by my grandparents during the pre-war days. Ls there any authority in Singapore or China whom I can contact regarding this matter as I am anxious to know whether the ownership is still
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      Undergrade have their good points
      498 17 YOUR reader's allusion to the National University of Singapore being a hotbed of selfishness deserves a spirited response. (ST, Nov 15). Three years in NUS have opened my eyes to the many positive qualities of my fellow undergraduates, among them being ambition, fierce individualism and
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      35 17 DON'T BE SHY IF YOt ran speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin hut. may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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    BACKGROUND
    128 18 SINGAPORE'S long-awaited subway system, already dubbed the MRT for Mass Rapid Transit, will be a reality before long. Consultants have been appointed and some station sites identified. Soon, tenders will be called. But how will they tunnel under the jungle of high-rise buildings spread across the island? How will
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    A humble wood worm eats into the MRT
    501 18  - A humble wood worm eats into the MRT AGNES WEE By WHAT has the humble wood-borer worm got to do with Singapore's future Mass Rapid Transit system? A lot. For it was this wriggly creature that helped engineers design what has become one of the fastest and most efficient ways
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    Japanese likely to go for tunnelling jobs
    690 18 WHEN Singapore is ready to offer contracts for the construction of Its Mam Rapid Transit (MRT) system la ahoat two years' time, the Japanese are likely to be among the International contractors to hid aggressively for the tunnelling jobs. Some Japaaese companies are
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        Harimau Investments
        44 19 M ARIMAU Investments Ltd has announced that Ita net tangible asset backing per share was $1.22 as at Oct 31. Assuming full conversion of the loan stock into ordinary shares of the company, this figure would be $1.16 as at that day.
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        21 19 THE net tangible asset backing of United International Securities Ltd was $1.58 per share as at Oct 31.
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        15 19 TRADING in the shares of Hong Leong Finance and Singapore Finance resumes today.
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        Hotel Properties
        61 19 HOTEL Properties has informed the Stock Exchange of Singapore that the purchase of the Balmoral Park property by Southway Properties will increase the latter's equity to about $10 million, to be subscribed 75 per cent by Hotel Properties and 25 per cent by Metro Holdings. It estimates the
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        Guthrie registrars
        28 19 GUTHREE Bhd has announced that the address of its share registrars, Clifford Secretarial Services Pte Ltd, has been changed to 27-01, Shell Tower, 50 Raffles Place.
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        95 19 BONN, Thurs. West German oil companies will lose around 4.5 billion Deutschemarks (553.88 billion) this year, after losses of 4 billion marks in the first 10 months, Mr Wolfgang Oehme, managing board chairman of Exxon Corp's subsidiary, Esso AG, said. Losses last year totalled 5.5 billion marks. Mr
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        65 19 JEDDAH, Thurs. The Saudi Arabian Basic Industries Corp said it awarded a US$lOO million (Ss22l million) contract to Chiyoda Petrostar of Japan to build an oxygen and nitrogen plant. The air separation plant, to be completed by 1984, will produce 1,200 tonnes of oxygen and 3,000 tonnes of
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        102 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A group of 32 industrialists representing 24 top companies from the petroleum sector in France is currently in Malaysia for a closer look at the petroleum industry here. The four-day visit of the businessmen is organised jointly by Bank Bumiputra Malaysia and Banque Nationale de
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        85 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Japan's exports of computer circuitries (basic components for computer and other advanced electronic gadgetry) to the United States in the first nine months of 1982 increased 62 per cent over a year ago, indicating further penetration of the American market by Japanese high-tech products, officials said.
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        71 19 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese oil firms will import 80,000 to 100,000 barrels of crude oil a day from Saudi Arabia under a three-year contract beginning next year, industry sources reported. The sources said a formal contract will be signed early next week between Saudi Arabia's state-run oil corporation and
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        72 19 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. A further cut in South African prime rate is likely soon because of falling rates on the domestic money market, bankers and money market dealers said. Prime rate is currently 19 per cent. It was cut from 20 per cent on Oct 29, effective Nov
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      Sentosa sells more F Merlin shares
      166 19 Sentosa sells more F Merlin shares SPK-SENTOSA Corporation Bhd has sold off a further 324,000 shares in Faber Merlin for a total cash consideration of M 5625.628. Early this year, the plywood manufacturer sold 900,000 Faber Merlin shares for $3,015 million. This time, it disposed of the shares on the
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      281 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An attempt by the world's three leading tin producing countries to form a pact to defend their interests is deadlocked because of differences between Malaysia and Indonesia. The two South-east Asian countries and Thailand will not, as had
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      NBT director's resignation prompts talks on his holdings
      434 19 PROPERTY developer S. P. Tao's resignation as a director of North Borneo Timbers Bhd has triggered speculation that he may have sold his stake in the company, or at least reduced his shareholding. Mr Tao, who is also chairman of Singapore I
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      Mattel Electronics sets up operations here
      380 19 MATTEL Electronics, Atari's keenest rival in the video game industry, will be setting up manufacturing operations in Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park. The American multi-na-tional, a subsidiary of Mattel Incorporated, is now recruiting management staff for its new factory here. It is also expected
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      HLF and Sinfin offer rights, bonus issues
      349 19 THE largest non-bank affiliated finance group in Singapore is tapping more than $100 million from the stock market. Hong Leong Finance (HLF) and its 75-per centowned subsidiary, Singapore Finance (Sin/in). both proposed separate rights issues to raise money to fund their expanding operations.
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      Emperor buys up 75pc of Trivest
      178 19  -  CONRAD RAJ By TRTVEST Bullion Enterprises, one of the 24 commodity broking firms under government investigation, has been bought by a Hongkong company. Emperor Investments Holding Company has bought 75 per cent of Trivest s shares and has renamed it Emperor Investment (Singapore) Co
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      68 19 B— atoaa BM C*C Daal«p lad X— Ualaam -2 (•atkrlr BM 4 MTC 8 NBT •>■ 1 Paa Of Perils Plant fUOmaa* «5 Stab Skip -4 8 Trutlag I Saa C«rp 1 I M Warka 2 Weanea 4 CCM «ld Stonmr FAN -5 (italUfts Ha» Par
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      397 19 SINGAPORE: Prlrrs flatted narrav.lv mixed •n praflt-Uakliu yrmtrrdav, after a sUgiitly higher •ptmln% in quiet M-lrvrtivr trading. Fraaer and Neave r«ae S ttmtm to St.lt, DBS II ceata to SB.ll and Malayan Banking 5 reate to fi.ao. Haw Par feU S eeata to SJ.M, NatianaJ Iran 5 rtato
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        47 19 uala Nldini lu» M E L*vin(atoa Lokam latu l.mlang > B s letro Hldga .rand Oalral !th M.i. lad (T( 'rirlon ark> I HI MO 400 480 300 440 810 730 430 340 M0 432 324 < w »51 »22 20 14 10 10 10 10 s 6
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        25 19 II !.»•>■« Credit Lien Ho* > 1 I ■itimafnr l)rrd| PMC lob.n Hld(> Malayawata 498 WO 400 473 zn 176 M -in -10 -H ft r,
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        36 19 BT Indicator: Si Industrials. ST Finance ST Hotels ST Properties: ST Minings ST Plantations: OCBC: SESInd *****3 2634 748 54 749 *****2 1718. ***** 996. ***** 609 229.22 229 860.90 869 ***** 657. ***** 561.
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        24 19 UOL Wrt.s 658.000 Faber Merlin 471.000 St Steamship 362.000 Simc Darby 299.000 NBT 287.000 Total turnover: 8.23 m ToUl value 522.51 m
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    2565 20 DON STRIAI. K'OMMKKI lAI l»82 1.«.i Div High Low Company Mi or- 350 247 Aetna 284 -2 217 Alrom US 3 7 233 132 Allied Choc 18Bcd unch 7 0 308 210 BA T 300 2 77.3 330 283 Bala 320 220 141 88 Ben 102 unch
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    594 20 BEAKS did not allaw the balls to steal the limelight on the local stock exchange yesterday. After aa eneoaraging rebound in prices daring the morning, most shares finished oft-best doe to lack of follow-through support. Reflecting this, the Straits Times ladastrUl Index, which had galaed 2.T1
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    216 20 SOMiAPOME I. NIT TKI -n (Mianim- pttna It 19) Thr Commercr 2 92 3.07 The Savincx Fund 189 177 S'por* Prog Fund 1 29 1 35 Spore Ser Fund 195 2.05 Spore Inveat Fund 1 05 1.10 Spore Equity Fund 129 135 ANA 1 NIT mm (Maaafri' prieai
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    2296 20 BID and otter prices officially listed and Nalwai in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number ol shares traded shown la brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwtae sped fied All Tinea Settlement Contract, are quoted after the word "sett" Big
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    1733 20 BID and offrr prlcn officUUy luted and husutßß In and irpontd to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange jwaterday, with ihr numbrr of diam traded shown in brackru In lots o» 1.000 units units oiherwtar aprri. M INMWrUALS AJaiiHi (3 20S) (1)3 20 Ahsaai ***** 1 445) 120) 144
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    45 20 -lonß Kong < Kampar iVtaling F E L'ston -4ump (M) Amal Paiplns Con :cm flothmans Ltd Jadefc Malacca Senla 2000 360 §60 506 404 570 650 400 170 310 430 450 I 100 40 40 35 •33 25 20 16 10 M 0 10 10
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    24 20 r.mgkah Storage Ltd Sugars •'an Eler )nii h Baby -Uhman Hyd 240 452 1190 289 306 380 2i 1 II II il II
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    400 20 IN SPITE of poorer trading conditions in the afternoon session, share prices managed to stay ahead at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Share prices opened generally higher in line with 'he firmer overnight conditions in New York and London. Thereafter, values continued to improve gradually
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      254 20 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday extended early losses and closed weak, following the rispension of Axona International (Holdings) Ltd. brokers said HKI UocttlM HoteU 1 19 -CM cmmi io«wt oj> -a.it i ClMunaKooc 7at -oj» cmn» Liftit ixoo -03 City HoMte Cnm Hart. Tuniwl in -oj r Conaoruum OTT o
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      267 20 PRICES IN Sydney yesterday finned in quiet trading after Wall Street rallied on hope* of lower interest rates, brokers said inuuDi A.CI A H I APH Abarfoyi. AQUUIC* Oli AIIM MUI Rf zzn /union JZZZZZZ AaocPulp Pmptr HP BmcH Prtratma MOrai* BliH-toUI UldV Bond Oofp ■ml BoiM-iavUl* imblll BridM
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      106 20 SHARE prices in Manila yesterday closed mixed on a reduced turnover of 801.230 pesos, down from 974,430 on Wednesday, dealers said. Acoj* Mlnlnf Anglo Phil Ap*i Ulnlnf B AUuCon f BtfUtoOoM Bute PMrokum BanjpMt Con. B ruitPhUHMa •■>- MU itis 0 0014 0 012 JO 7 oooa unch •OJS
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      383 21 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday finned, prompted by the overnight advance on Wall Street and in anticipation of lower US interest rates and a stronger yen, dealers said. The market average rose 4533 to 7.785.43 after a 41.80 gain on Wednesday. The Tokyo stock exchange index gained 3 90
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      614 21 EQUITIES opened higher yesterday in line with the gains made on Wall Street on Wednesday night, dealers said. The Financial Times index at 10am was up 5.5 points at 633.9. Renewed speculation of a cut in US discount rate underpinned the higher opening, with some companies additionally boosted by
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      384 21 STOCK PRICES IN New York on Wednesday prices soared as speculation about a possible discount rate cut persisted on Wall Street despite above target growth in the money supply. The Dow Jones Industrial average was on the plus side all day and finished with a gain of about
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      60 21 FINANCIAL TIMKS INIM STKIAI.S Wednesday 628 4 Tuesday 618.2 Week Ago 634 S DOW JONES AVKKACh INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1027 90 Tuesday *****0 Week Ago 1044 M HKHANI. Mt Thursday 787 81 Wednesday HIU7U Werk Ago 875.83 AUSTRALIAN INDI'STRIALfI Thursday 6358 Wednesday 634 5 Week Ago 946.4 ALL ORDINARIES
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      252 21 tana AcuofuSulMH M uneh AJimuMm Br. m -t Alusulaw R«f M I •townßoTCrißr ClDaOrtajßr MM <fli ClttOMePC IM6 unch ctb* O«i«t Rat sf steady on Wednesday, despite tester-day's lower Wall Street rend, with the market supported by the weaker US dolar and a slight decline in Suro-franc rates, dealers
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      219 21 PROM: Pipl*.Nl It «»iaa*tl 1 1 SOS i H) 288 Msa H'aa* II WB) Kailtr>casi»oOß2lMS> PresalM II WB ***** (1) 200 111 1 M <7> 1 96 |2> 1 97 (1) 1M Mmrvte* (3 1081 (2) 3 10 cd NlHuu I400B) TilpUc IN 16 SOB 6WK) <3l 75
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      171 21 SHARE PRICES were mixed 1 at early afternoon on Wednes- day, with many shares recovering from low opening levels in anticipation of a higher Wall Street opening, dealers said. ru I TOM H MUt +O Bjg +11 r» mm +m m mm -ii «tak MM *l* f MM MJO
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      60 21 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed lower again due to profit-taking, dealers said, trading was quiet The Book Club index fell 1 09 points to 109.16 on a turnover of 17.0 million baht Maboonkhrong dropped six baht to 191. Jalaprathan Cement five to 146 50. and Siam Cement and
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    37 20 Industrials Finance Up 51 3 Down 24 1 unc 31 3 Hotels 1 1 Properties [Ml Palms 3 3 3 3 1 Hns 6 5 3 I robbers 8 3 3 ■'.rubbers 1 Deb Ixmns
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      CLOSING PRICES
      34 21 Rubber: Nov 18 Singapore: Dec: 177.75 cents i (down 0.75 cent) Malaysia: Dec: 193.50 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Offical offering: 121 tonnes 1 (down 81 tonnes)
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      145 21 CHINESE Pradax* Rxekmage, Slacaps**, clwdnc prices per IN kg yesterday. CsesMt stl: Bulk fob 190.00 sellers. old drum (in second band drum) fob 1103 00 sellers, new drum fob $107 00 sellers Caara: Miied (loose) $90 00 buyers Peps**: Muntok while pepper fob Asta NLW $332.90 sellers. Sarawak
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      GOLD
      220 21 THE KHOBAR market (or gold deliverable in Singapore opened at 529.159 and closed al C 9.230 yrslrr day In the Far Easi. (fold opened at US$4O7 00 408 00. tell to 1406 00 *****. before doting al *****0 407 50 by lunch time It re-opened lower at *****0 *****
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      TIN
      142 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again urn-hanged at M 52 9.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering down 81 tonnes to 121 tonnes. The overnight London market was irregular with forward buyers falling £95 to 1:7.315 per tonne. LONDON: Afternoon Kerb dealings in tin ended Wednesday
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      PALM OIL
      187 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market closed higher on further covering support in active trading yesterday, dealers said. In the November position, the south and central sectors rose 17.50 and $5 respectively to MJ72O per tonne, while in December, central firmed $6 50 to $742 50
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      31 21 Was Tmss New York 9 52H unav 9.95S Zurich 9788 988S r».m Was Singapore 9 538 963S nosing prices In US dollars a troy ounce Basra: Cnsst Mssc, B'san.
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      36 21 LONDON Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets) Wlrebars Spot buyers £881 00 (E877 50); sellers £881 50 (£*****). Three Months buyers 1893 00 (£888.90): sellers £893 90 (CBBSOCI Mark* tarn: Firmer Sates: 28.975 tonnes
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      636 21 PRICES in the Singapore < iiber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with December RSS One buyers quoted at 177.75 cents per kilo, down 0.75 cent on Wednesday's close. Morning prices were quietly steady after a marginally higher opening. Volume was minimal. The morning session dosed quiet. Afternoon prices eased
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      96 21 kAS vSR» <SR JO MBELB SMR (V -MR I SMK I SMRGP SMK 10 SMR 20 SMR M II toapdlM) II lonpallM) IMasialhtl II u>«|allMl II UnpaUMl II u»p»lMl <1 unpaUMl 1 updMi D«wk>i lC»rr.»l Mlkl H U ,r. B*U*n 15T60 15SWN IMSO *****N Dmkft l»150 193
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      343 21 THI IS Sing dollar opened at t2 2150 70 and was traded to a low of C 20* 05 before closing at ti 2200 10 in the Singapore forex market yesterday Trading was fairly quiet with some commercial selling of the US dollar against the Singapore unit
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      NOMINAL RATES
      385 21 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Nov 18: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on Nov 18: month 9 90 950 months 9 70 9 SO I months 9 80 9 70 months 9.86 9 75 months 9 90 9.80 months 9
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      Discount
      46 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount nouses on Nov U: Overnight 1 to Call deposits 3. I iNftß] Bartagfelttag 3- month Treasury bills 3-« 3 3- month Bank bills 8 >» 8* 3 months CD 8H (months CD 8 15/16 6 13/18 B— res: NiMiaal MsesasrtCs.
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      32 21 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on Nov 18 vtrnight 1 month 2 months 3 months Overnight 4 6 (Sli 67 16 mode M 5"» S3 16 (S li 3
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      24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend U their beat cutomen ia 1.48 per rent.
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      234 21 For Sale- By Tender RUBBER PLANTATION CATTLE RANCH PAPUA NEW GUINEA Tenders are invited for the purchase of all of the share capital of Kanosia Estates Pty Ltd. owner of the Kanosia rubber plantation and Kanosia cattle ranch situated on the main highway 100 km from Port Moresby. The property
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      1311 22 \53/ll D Personal Services A BTH M— a- «i t i V RNrcnmoiio 22 Stamps A Coins INTERESTED TO PURCHASE Singapore Sliver coins Tel *****43 23 Shopping Guide C Mirror Mirror fl 3 On the wall Jl K Who has the best 61 f Christmas Ideas of all j GIFT
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      1259 22 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Food guide B Personal Service* A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries D Pwsonal Services x— l|| P IWefcnandlse FOR SALE: 2 BERVtRJOOE subwoofers al $1,600 Interested please
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      570 23 )Q( Q Business To Business eeeese^eeeeeaeeeeeeei 2 UNITS BRANO Mr* bOt sUlllli 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire AVAILABLE AT STOCK UftesMTJ c- JLJ 1 f__ ••■j^"*! ftMtcnmtrlM ITOfH <MfMfi »wf sees:--e ENGINES IM'ZL' BMAI 3.16-1 275 hp/ 2300 rpm ISUZU BMAIT 3.16-1 467 h p 2375 rpm Mitsubishi 1)1124 MX 1
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      747 23 nix machines fur sale I'miting urea 8 I Ixs 14". 6" at .sic Bra H.iMih Coma*** 35 STEEL HACKS (OOOREJ) M" height X 36' wide X M" ilr|illl alto a ihelvei inclusive c,r ixiius and tiut-s Nil *»l Trl 776M91 FOR SALE Cm Mil.- Awrlinu llur id Rollen In. in
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      555 23 IJPA Q Employment 65 Situations Wanted ARCHITECT Master of Science in Arehltfelun fr.nn MIT Cambridge USA with professional experience plus rrsearrh background, holding several M I T ,i*.ir.ls Presently working In ('uliforin.i IS A Seeks suitable |...siimn in Singapore or Mulay slu Expert in urban planning Holding Indian passport For
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      566 23 EslaMiehed car rental company Invitee dynamic person to loin her as 1) SALES MANAGER 2) SALES EXECUTIVE c Must havr minimum 2 years' of working experience in a car rental company trmQe benefits offered. Plssss write your applications to: Tha Advertiser. S.T. Box A *****. 390, Kirn Sang Road, Singapore
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      695 23 ijjlA Employment THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY/4^^\ 1 (SINGAPORE) PTC LTD V^BjW invites application* for tha poat of: l^—^ ACCOUNTS SUPERVISORS (2 posts) Candidates ara expected to maat tha following requirements Qualifications: GCE *A' level (preferably Commerce) and LCCI Higher Accounting Certificate. Experience: a At least 5 years' experience working in
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      809 23 ill Q Employment i I 'II A leading finance company requires 1) BRANCH OFFICERS The selected Branch Officers will undergo a short per.od of orientation in branch operafiens, and thereafter head a branch office Applicants must have an appropriate professional qualification or" degree with experience in heading a branch office
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      534 23 c aaa. ill [J Employment A local •übaidiery of en miernation el company engaged in the food processing and menufacturtng industry has vacancies lor ACCOUNTS CLERK Basic requirements c t o level! in Maths. English Intermediate Accounting c Minimum 1 year's experience in accounting CLERK/ TYPIST Basic requirements c OCI
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      568 24 fjl^ D Emptoyment 66 Situations Vacant d) Becretmrtml ft Clerical Large multi-national organisation requires TEMPORARY SITE CLERK/TYPIST lor a period of approximately 15 months required lo work al Tengah Chua Chu Kang area a typing speed 3& to 4o wpm a to perform routine clerical duties a preferably those living
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      543 24 Manufacturing Company in Jurong has an immediate vacancy tor an ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements a OCE level a Abllllty to type and keep full set of books nil trial balance c With vimr working experience a Minimum salary not less than MM p m Intereeted applicant*, plssss caN Catherine ■I TEL:
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      1203 24 If A 0 Employment Established Cor.surt.ng Engineers Establiehed builder* requires ACCOUNTS CLERKS/ ASSISTANT reMUlr<^ BOOK-KEEPERS GENERAL CLERKS Musi have 1.(11 Intermediate „mp,,t,,...cr o'leve. ST".'.'^ ""vlrvT.f "worflnj c Preferably from technical y working c A l b7e*Jolypewell Apply jivm, lull partKutar. and a Salary &350 contact telephone number lo S.T. BOX
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      898 24 ljjl| 0 Employ DUE TO EXPANSION programme, we require Kemale Clerk for handling general offlre works She shall also be trained to operate computer of Ihe company 4&2TM2 FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT required with typing ability and OCE level Salary UM) lo $400 p m Apply personally with passport photograph and
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      1403 24 ment fIA Q Employment Leading International Marine Industrial Chemi cal Company requires experienced Sanior A Junior SALES PERSONNEL with experience in Marina Water Traatmant and Industrial Maintenance Chemical sales Singapora citizens/permanent residents only. Salary ana generous commission will be commensurate with experience. Reply with recent photograph (non-returnable). giving datails ot
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      1188 24 Wai Q Employment Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Looking for o |ob Work through the Classified Employment section there's a long list of iob vacancies waiting tor you any day of the week I <^. T CATS. 737H66 The Stroits Times Classifieds Employment SALES REPRESENTATIVE required by
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      738 25 Iffi Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant c) Smles WsMCDIATE EMPLOYMENT 1 li door Salesgirl rrquirni Expel ence not necessary, preferabl Chinese .Age Id vi B>. realdln around district 0408. cmiv Cal *****.T7 for appointment MOOOft SALESOKM.S MOUWE for shop n < toldhlU Square Sal I uininlsaion Call pet foe interview
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      484 25 B SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC /Applications are Invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: K TECHNICIAN i° Grade 111 IM7i-tI3H) Qualifications: NTC 2/ITC with 3 GCE *O' level passes or equivalent qualifications. OR ,i GCE 'A 1 level passes In 2 Science subjects 0 and passes In 2 other subjects
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      509 25 I'lf D EmptoymM-t company manufacturing high qw lity watch, im urgently requires: (1) TRAINEE PLATER c IVissessOfK 0 leveJCartU cate with credit in Cheml! try and Mathematics Applicants without th above qualification but wit good initiative and keen t learn may also apply c Successful candidate will b trained in
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      603 25 a> A wen established Construction Company requires RESIDENT ENGINEER Jl FOREMEN to Only applicants with rele< vant qualifications and ex el perlence need apply. Excellent salary will b< paid Inlereeted applicant, are requeetec to submit their application, writ peraonel particular, qualification. employment hietory. preeent anc eipected aelery and contact lele
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      575 25 Wai Q Employment An Aircraft Parts Manulaclun Company requ-re. TECHNICAL STOREKEEPER c Minimum Secocdary educ tlon c Must have technical know edge of store record ar materials handling a Previous experience In manufacturing concern preferred c Salary between SSOO-MOO Intereeted applicants apply per .0 ally or write to: AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES
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      517 25 PSMMANCNT SECOND SHIFT Tool ne and Die Makirs cum Machinist with 2 3 years' workshop or toolroom experience wanted Preferably trained in any Vocalloni. Institute In Tool and Die and general machining Interested parties, please contact lei ,1 *****33/ 4or call personally at 03-01. Pel-Fu Building. New Industrial Koad for
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      384 25 ill Q Employment t/S^o EUROPEAN STANDARD J ELECTRONICS PTE LTD c PmductioTi& Q.C.Operators (Male/Female) ■^^K/^fi Salary up to k^^»^»^' upon confirmation ■**"tjSls^fc NORMAL HOURS SC^-^^-^ee^ (5-day week) or VI ■sejeeaasssssl (For shift workers only) *Upto 2 increments r~^y 'A. a year .jf y •Shift Allowance J\ Attendance Bonus < \s.
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      269 25 Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food Beverage Company, invites suitably qualified candidates for the following posts: PROCESS OPERATORS (Male) Secondary education Preference to be given to candidates who have completed full-time National Service Able to work shift PRODUCTION OPERATORS Above 16 years of age Completed Primary 6
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      761 25 ljjl| Q Employment i moriJfcßoup Iff for a) Q.C. Inspectors (2 rotating shifts) B)Male& Female Operators (2 rotating shifts) Application forms available from The Personnel Department Mayertro Industrial Pte Ltd 20/40 Pandan Road Singapora 2260 (Bus No. 245 from Jurong Interchange). (it) Owing to our ex pan H sion program,
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      750 26 lI A Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant c) Bates MeMCCMATE EMPtOYMENT 1 In door Salt»%girl required Expert ence not neceaasr) preferaWj Chinese i Aur IK 1.. 8). residing around district mv imih Call 2738«37f0r uppnintinriit mooom SALEsomis required for shop in iJoldhlll Square Sali .uiiinisslon. Call peraonall) for Interview Pets
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      459 26 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC /Applications are Invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: TECHNICIAN Grade 111 ($*****3«3) Qualification*: NTC 2/ITC with 3 GCE <O* level passes or equivalent qualifications. OR GCE "A" level passes In 2 Science subjects and passes in 2 other subjects (Including General Paper). TECHNICIAN Grade IV
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      505 26 ijjl^ 0 Employment company manufacturing high qua lily -atehes.*. urgently require* I (1) TRAINEE PLATER Possess OCE O' level Certlfl cate with credit in Chemls try and Mathematics c Applicants without thi above qualification but will good Initiative and keen U learn may also apply c Successful candidate will tx
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      590 26 A we* eeteMrehed Construclion Company requirea RESIDENT ENGINEER FOREMEN Only applicants with relevant qualifications and experience need apply. Excellent salary will be paid Interested eppfceent* are requeeted to aubmit their appncatione with pereonal particular*, qualification*, employment hialory pr«»ent end eipected salary end contact telephone number to: THE OFFICE MANAGER 1
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      1063 26 114 Q Employment An Aircraft Pan. Manufacturing Company requirea: TECHNICAL STOREKEEPER c Minimum Secocdary education c Must have technical knowledge of store record and materials handling c Previous experience In a manufacturing concern Is preferred c Salary between SSOO-S6OO mtereeled applicant* apply personalty or writs to: AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES PTE LTD
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      605 26 IT D Employment 153 EUROPEAN STANDARD J ELECTRONICS PTE LTD c Prvductioti& Q.C.Operators ,^A (Male/Female) Salary up to $382 k^L^»e»a»»»» l upon confirmation o^^^ J t H NORMAL HOURS SCP»^^^,-s»»»»* (5-day week) or (For shift workers only) ''^-A. *Upto 2 increments (i^y a year ir^r\ •Shift Allowance Attendance Bonus C/'r^X^
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      730 26 ffll 0 Em Ptoyment 111 for a) Q.C Inspectors (2 rotating shifts) B)Male& Female Operators (2 rotating shifts) Application forms available from The Personnel Department Mayertro Industrial Pte Ltd 20/40 Pandan Road Singapore 2260 (Bus No. 245 from Jurong Interchange). (it) Owing to our ex panI sion program, a large
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      316 27 [fill p Emproyn^t 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous U\ RESOURCES m DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PTE) LTD >sl mSm BBBVBJBWVBB^piP'WHBSBBBBa Mfcajbe^'aaaMßßßslßßM ■BfwesV|*M*aßaaßßJHßs«F UsB»4eaaV«*MBMB Tr I*K^^*M^SH aaaw ''mm' < 3 k 1 1 c Prv""*^"^Bsi Ifesapil mm* ir... 11 1 i.}x\\\m P*F?W |#2t*****8l iliPii bbbZ riT I i ii t T I J
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      759 27 (jjlX Q Employment i We are a progressive and fast expanding Company, dealing in machines and ma- I terials, offering challenging career oppor- I tunities to successful candidates for the following appointments: Sales Administrator This is a senior position and candidates earning less than $24,000 pa need not apply. The
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      657 27 IIA Q Employment I GALERIES LAFAYETTE We are France's largest department store and have Immediate vacancies for the following posltlons:- Minimum OCE 'O p level In 3 subjects c Possess a LCC Intermediate certificate In bookkeeping with 1 year working experience In similar capacity c Ability to type at 30
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      470 27 HOTEL ASIA PTE LTD requires urgently A) FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR I a Secondary School education a Speaks fluent English and converse well In Mandarin and local dialects a Experience not essential a Prepared u> work 3 rotating shirts i B) COFFEE HOUSE COOKS a Experience essential a Prepared u> work
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      361 27 fjjli Q Employment (v\lWl Ins Immediate vacancies for:OPTICIANS TRAINEE OPTICIANS Completion of National Service Pleasant personality and hardworking Able to converse In good English and Mandarin GCE O 1 level with credit In Mathematics Plaaaa come personally tor an interview from 10.00 am I.oopm on 20th Nov. 11.00 am I.oopm/
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      451 27 OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR required by transport and warehousing company A. JOB: To manage and detail the dally movement of a fleet of about 30 prime movers and lorries and ovr<r 1 00 trailers to customers requirements B EXPERIENCE: Must have knowledge of ISA requirements and procedures for the handling of loose
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      390 27 ijlA Q Employment ORCHARD HOTEL reqjin*s A) WAITER B) ORDER TAKER/ CASHIER C) AIRCOND MECHANIC D) HOUSE DETECTIVE Please apply personally between 10.00 am to 1200pm and 2.00pm to 4.00pm to: The Personnel Oepl. ORCHARD HOTEL SINQAPORE PTE LTD 442, Orchard Road Singapore 0923 KLENCO (S) PTE LTD requires PRODUCTION
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      514 27 Ealabkahad company m Jyrong Induatnal Estai* raqukaa:--i) lonnv omven a Must possess Class 4 and 5 driving licence 1) MECHAMC a sto 8 years experirm r In servlc and repair dlesel and peuol engines 1) CHAMC OPCNATOP. 1 years experience iT^tHrably with PSA or VITB 4) MASONS/ PiASTBaIUS a tu.Syr«^»,».rirnce.
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      563 28 \ff\\ D Gmptoyment 86 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1 PERSONAL DRIVER CUM DESPATCH RIDER I) DESPATCH RIDER a I Singapore citizen b) Must have i l,i i licence c) Preference to those who have own motorbike d) Completed NS c Age above 35 g) Courteous, conscientious and hardworking Salary BMSSfar
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      560 28 DELIVERY CUM DRIVERS c Oood fringe benefits c Salary commensurate with experience c 2 years working experience with Class 3 c Part-time delivery hands are also welcome between 2.30pm 6.00pm at 12. New Industrial Rosd. Oil Uppe> Peye Lebar Road. Tat: MS222S. DRIVERS Personal driving for foreign Embassy Musi be
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      1898 28 ff D faHHoymtmt experienced Floral Designers' Arrangers Call *****44. for appointment between 10a m Bpm CHINESE CLBBC NURSE required Experience not essential Mm Secondary 3 Apply personally al Block 722. 188. Clement! West Street 2. Singapore 0512 CLEANING SUPERVISORS WITH at least 3 years experience urgently required Oood salary for
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      1536 28 jQ E Vehicles Boats Q j Vehicles Boats ■W fc -b^bK^^bb-sbHi^b^^ MsP^aV»^^^^Pfl at >"!il L^fa*4v^~«UjLklM M «/j|| 3 ■-r^.^Kilili M m^f Bb^b^^^^b^ml Mi m&dMmmlM BhW^HbMBBI Z HHBsSBMbI I I r■» e^BJ V LT^^"^ .aatMßai EMM .j^s^r-**"^^^' M a^w^^V*aßi |BBsJ|*y|||^^H BBMMBa. 4M f'\O» I ejjf iT^^^i^BMßl 3 I |sl Baß^BM^r^^^^^^^^^^*'"^l^^l»PJß! Bsa^^^^E^W^^^^^^M
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      508 28 tQ|| E Vehicles Boats '75 DATSUN 12SV Saloon with radio/ cassette, well maintained View 298 Upper Paya Lebar Tel: *****14 ALMOST '81 ABICONDmONEO Datsun Bluebird Oood condition First offer above $22,800 secures Tel *****29 AUGUST T7 NBA MI. PARF. Up top condlUon Selling $12,000 ono Contact *****00 Charlie j Ho
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      634 28 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Thinking of a new or used Car' Drive into the Classified, where your neighbour and auto dealers are offering their best values today' C.A.T.S. *****66 I The Straits Times Classifieds Vehicles Boats 2 UNIT 1t77/tt7S Dalltm 2001. automatic, air-con, cassette. 2 private
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      592 29 {p$ Vehicles Boats TENVp^ aerial at^^tggr TOYOTA BORNEO MOTORS 1841 11 L TNC, R£f ROAD T| AUTHORISED MAIN DC ALER CHUNG SHAN MOTORS (P r E |L TD .76 VehicleB For Sale t Ford ISM CORTBtA 1 J OL 1 company owner, very low mileage, tax. $11,500 ono Appointment only
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      458 29 COMPLETE RANGE OF NEW MAZDA SAVANNA MODELS RX7GT RX7OTX RX7SE-GTX RX7 SE-UMITEO Limited slip differential, works extractors. Webers 48IDA. Intake manifold, etc available TEL: *****3/ *****6 PATRICK LECK. JUNE 1886 MAZDA 323 1000 5-door. one lady owner, rust proofed, high power ca-vsette Oood condlUon Tel: *****75 LATE 1878 MAZDA 323
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      508 29 [j Vehicles Boats DECEMBER 1877 MERCEDEB 200 PARF eligible, very good condition, powered steering, new batteries and lyres $46,500 negoUahle *****86 END 1874 MERCEDES 230 Q-plate Beautiful condition, engine good. New lax. radio/ cassette $***** 0.n.0 Tel: *****37 FOR EXPORT ONLY. 1974, Mercedes 390 SE Power windows central locking. Guaranteed
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      587 29 NEAR 78 MrrSUBISHI Sigma 1600 2 private owners, alrcon, sporu rlirs. beautiful condition $***** on, Tel: *****87 NOVEMBER 1676 COLT Sigma 1600 OS Alrcon. one owner, new lax (16.500 Jalan Toa Payoh Caltex Station 1676 COLT OALANT Coupe, one owner, excellent condlUon Hoad tax/Insurance expired March 112.3000n0 Mr Tan: *****13
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      818 29 jnj Vehicles Boats i i NEAR 1860 TOYOTA DX 1300 cc One private owner Complete accessories Accident free $18,900 ono *****58/4684 1. "i 7 OCT 1876 TOYOTA Crown Auto One company owner, alrcond.. showroom condition Tax 3/83 Tel: *****36 REG. 1871 TOYOTA Corolla ('73 model) air-con, new paint work. passed
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      313 29 VEWTO CO 564 Upper Thomson Rd 11 km*. S'por*2os7 Tel: *****63 1861 KQI7OSU' Mazda RX7 Savannah Coupe 2 owners, alrcond. radio cassette 1886 F.N9BO3H' Volvo 244 OL Manual 3 owners, alrcond power steering 1876 EJ64I7E' BMW 3231 3 owners, alrcond. radio ft cassette, sporu rims 1677 K*****1. Ford Cortina 2.0
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      247 29 Q Vehicles A Boats Born to be restless... fSRIQk b 924 fen 911 fc^Tj -928 V*£/ «930 •944 NGO HOCK AUTO SCARES CO.PTC.LTD. Gll 12 Parklane Shopping Mall Singapore 0718 Tel *****66 Servle* Centre: 232. G 14. Ground Floor Upper Bukit Timan Road Singapore 2 158 Tel *****61 Pubttc Motor*
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      385 29 SPORTY PEARL WHITE Mini with sports rims, cassette/ radio, bucket seat and new tyres Engine overhauled recently, new interior, selling $2,500 ono View at 1887 C. Blk 577. Ang Mo Klo Aye 10 before 7 30 am or after 6 00 pm Contact Mrs Ong ALMOBT '77 CITROEN CX 201)0
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      397 29 £3 Vehicles Boats 1 FEB 1861 SUZUKI mil One ownrr alrcond radio, beautiful condi- tlon Contact H M Leong. J *****55 JUNE 1676 DAIHATSU Charade XL 1 owner, cassette, radio Tip top condition $15,500 ono i *****9 LATE 1676 MINI Sports rims. I radio/ cassette. Up lop condition I road
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      349 29 1881 PORSCHE IIIBC For enquiries lei *****33 James i Khoo 1861 PORSCHE 824 La Man HrM private owner, complete accesso- *****3 Koh T .-kOuan AUSTM MM! CLUBMAN Not lax till May 83 PARF Price 1 $8,500 Tel: *****4 NEW PONY 1200 Attracuve Fl- 48 months Old car acceptable *****40 Oan
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      684 30 t£^ Vehicles Boats 76 VwhfcNMForSßHi m) Commerclml Vehicles MKMSBO SUZUKI SSO panel van -■i tl owner, comprehensive la. expires May W $7 800.. no Tel *****90 NOVEMBER 1971 HONDA 300 CC liood condition Accident free Passed ROY New road tax Sell Ing $1,800 on o Tel *****10 TOYOTA FORKLkFT 2.5
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      611 30 CASH PAYMENT FON Any model secondhand vehicles o Non-PARF or company registered •OhSCtM Any model, any cc scrap cars Any SZ vehicles PHONE M27tlJ/2«li*W 7 00AM- 11.00PM ATTRACTIVE CASH OFFER Used cars, company private acceptable, plus car audio accessories Yong Lee Seng Enterprise. Serangoon (iarden Tel *****43/ *****46 ATTRACTIVE PMCE
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      413 30 times friday properties < IN A FEW WEEKS, Paramount Shopping Centre WILL BECOME HIGHLY ACTIVE! Specially reserved Shop Units for lease «4i 04BJB^B^Kr^^^B^kW ■Pf>* *fW f^BI f*^ Vl C- I, I^SBsmV^V^BsA %x:d^^Jfw^^SL\Mmmm Why highly active? SHOP UNITS The opening ol the 250-room From 23.23 sq.m. (250 sq. ft.) Paramount Hotel
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      660 30 p Accommodation Properties h^^__j^ hh^^__^_^_^ hßh^ b^^ h JL^ m ____J 9 A leading development organisation is looking for P development sites in the city area or suburb of Singapore for development of shopping centres or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats, bungalows, semij detached or terrace houses and factories as
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      977 30 A C Accommodation [Mil Properties APT/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Miramar Mansion $4,500 Merlin Plaza >Beacn roi $i .400 Ganop Road $2,500 APT/CONDO FOR SALE Leedon Heights $449,000 Villa Delle Rose $i 15M Changi Garden $330,000 HOUSES FOR LEASE Holland G'ove Drive 55.000 Clement) Park $4.500/$5.500 EXCLUSIVE HOUSES FOR
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      226 31 GILL-BOINE REAL ESTATE PTY LTD GILLON OSBOINE PTY LTD SUITE 8, SPORTS CITY 454 SCARBOROUGH BEACH ROAD OSBORNE PARK, WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6017 TELEX AA***** GILBON ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF GILL-BOINE BEAL ESTATE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD SUITE 8, 3RD FL. PODIUM BLK, MING COURT HOTEL TANGLIN RD.
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      388 32 times friday properties Thomson VieY^S^J Condominium \^^^J Each with private carporch and garden 5.6 hectares of beautiful parkland with 'swimming pool 'tennis court 'squash courts 'sauna baths •gynasium 'cycling tracks 'clubhouse •playground barbeque pits 'supermarket 'creche. No Restriction to Foreign Ownership Bookings Enquiries t?Z TAT LEE THOMSON *1= DEVELOPMENT PTE
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      462 32 I rtfCTTEN I I esjAje I When ifiii (turn the M y^^ eksiam\\uu ti ttk Ba^Bf^Bß*aßEaa sN Sited on the hilltop at 4 m s BuKU Timah Roafl r^ opposite Chinese High School Wanen Estate has the kind ol luxury elegance not everyone can have It s exquisite exclusive Conveniently
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      381 32 i> tm C Accommodation Hill Properties aWkaV "I" J2i2' i -^^59^*"^^^ Th« Condominium 1 w «ore«9 ner V comprises: '-u-v-w-'-'" 1^ 24 units of 4-storey apartments 24 units of 4-storey 2-le vel maisonettes Located at Bukit Arang, off Upper Serongoon Road, about 7km from the city Exclusive social and recreational
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      1077 32 jSm\ Pc Accommodation M|| t Properties 15.000 sq. ft. NNv (1.400 sq.m.) \N. ground floor, area jf suitable for forklift operations p Must have industnal power > and lights Minimum 1 year lease with option to extend further I Easy access for large vehicles I PROPERTY LQ\NS at attractive terms
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      815 32 A\ r Accommodation ■HI t Properties OIST 11 WATTEN ESTATt BBBBM servant's amenities furnished 13.500 Contact Richard 7340 MM I agent i OIST 11 WATTEN ESTATE SMpMestorey delarhed 4 bedrooms/servant's amenities l.arge garden t uriusheil (4.M0 Meng Housing 2881SH/*****48 MST 10 TAMAN SERASI besides Holanlral Oarden 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms,
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      620 32 TANOLM MB.L COMOOMBBUM I I Near Marro Polo Hotel) low rise 1 apartment 3 bedrooms Available furnished or unfurnished IBhl WOOO upwards CMBT 21 CLEMf NTI PARK CONOOWWUM i Brand new apartment, near > American/ Dover Schools 3 bed > rooms. I servant's, balcony, nk-e- ly furnished hull recreational farihtie.s
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      522 33 tunes friday properties JbW Accommodation I Vacant Flats Hat Location S 10 JedeMenuon 4300 10 SowimerviWa 2MO/4SOO 10 KumMlOfl Court 2*oo 10 Ridoeweed 3800/SOOO 1 1 Newton Height* JSOO .71 Clementi 2*oo/5000 -21 Pandan Valley 2700/4500 t Ml Sophia 2*oo t Oregon Pearl 2*oo I i Hong Leong 2400 ">
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      863 33 VILLAGE TOWER StaSsJBSflM (4.000 *4l«-ilrmiins SS.OOO TANGLIN HILL a Apartim-nl (4.000 FuM recreational lecilitie* HILL HOME PTE LTD. *****M7 2*331*3. Brand new walk-up apartment el lunction of TANJONG KATONG/ SWANAGE ROAD 4 bathTOOSM with 2 bathrooms .it 1 taehed 3 alrconds Ceramic tiles noortaf Immediate occupation Interested call OVERSEAS UNION
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      906 33 MST 10 FARRER COURT high floor panoramic view, newly renovated. I bedrooms carpeted, wall-papered, civ, hl-fl. washing machine, new cooker, rrtdge, all ion. (2.600 Rett 34.542.5. MST 10 BISHOPSGATE I NBM] lie* luunhmisr 1 near Marco Polo H.iU-n 1 tH-drooms. I study .Fully furnished (4.000 Tel *****67 8 Boon Tal
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      898 33 F Accommodation Properties FABER HILLS CONDOMINIUM 1 1 list 5 1 tastefully furnished fac tag swimming pool 3 bedrooms Available Immediately Contacl U*****/ *****9 FABERHILLS CONDOMINIUM, y BEDROOMEO walk-up apartment, swimming poof, tennis (2.400 fully furnished Command *****33 FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS/ totseW available immediately in varlim tial dlttrlcU (1.200 upwards
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      811 33 I CORNER UNIT WALKED UP Flat at Calrnhlll Furnished Tel *****11 DIST t LUCKY PLAZA. 3 rooms. central aircond. fully furnished (3.200 Wess Associates *****44 JADE MANSION FOR rent HIM 10 5(5.900 p m fully furnished I Please call Miss K oh *****02 ONE WALK-UP APARTMENT for rental Situated new
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      831 33 A YOUNG AMERICAN I'ouplr ur gently requires semi-detached o detached bungalow at Dim a Nlms Crescent or Begonia Unvr ifurtgi-t flexlblr owners klndl' call *****81 4. Josephine Principals only' KAMEST ENTERPRISES PTE LTI urgently requires furnished unfurnished houses/ apart' ments In dlst 5. 9. 10. 11. 15. 16 17 18.
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      527 33 A^ C Accommodation r Properties 8> EVERTON REALTY PTE LTD OFFERS OIST 10 OEI TIONG HAM PARK 17J00 sq ft Majestic 3-storey detached with exceptionally large built-in area 6 bedrooms t2M 1 DIST 10 OFF STEVENS ROAD I 4.500 sq ft luxurious semidetached to be completed within 1 year Built-in
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      805 33 DIST 112t. DOUBLE-STOREY BUNGALOW, prime area within Orchid Valley Area 12.000 sq fl Large built-up, quiet location situated on high ground, beautiful, matured and well maintained garden Foreigners are eligible 4 bedrooms Price (I 7 million Tel *****82 KREE O4ST It LUCKY HEIGHT 2 1/2storey semi-detached, area approximately 3.500 sqft
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      962 33 r Accommodation A -T Proporttof I MST IS. PONOOOL. 17th Avenue I 1 modern single storey bungalow j 6.200 sq ft Freehold 3 bedrooms. 1. 1 2 bathrooms, split-level, near seaside Selling (600.000 Tel *****48 Mr Tan I OIST 1$ SENNETT AVENUE double-storey semi-detached 4 1 bedrooms. 3.400 sq ft
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      769 33 OIST. 15 DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER terrace. 1750 sq ft .1 bedrooms, freehold. (250.000 Immediate occupation JM.' *****31 MST 14 DETACHED BUNGALOW Partially furnished, renovated (2.200 Tel *****23/ Ml MST 102* BIN TONG Park vicinity Single -storey bungalow 23.400 sq ft (18 million Chla Chi Ho Realty. *****19/ *****.11 MST IS. BEAI
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      655 34 times friday properties SS Proosftißs For Sate b) Flats aCn> Plaza. apprnx 1636 sq ft extensively renovated. 3 bedrooms, high floor Selling with furniture, fixtures and fittings Vacant possession 54M.000 c Peach Garden, diet. IS approx 2.600 sq ft 3 bedrooms study, large living/ dining, balconies, marble/parquet floorIng BeMng 1750.000
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      979 34 BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offer cosy walk-up apartment In the vicinity of Balmoral Road/ Buklt Tlmah Road 3 bedrooms, splitlevel living/ dining, low maintenance charges $400.000 0n0 Tel *****33 OIST i. HOE CHIANG Koad. freehold. 3rd floor, corner walk-up apartment 3 bedrooms plus living and dining I detached bath and toilet
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      Moonlight Serenade tunes up
      639 37 ON THE TRACK with TIPTOP MOONLIGHT SERENADE, who found his mark last-time out after eight outings, is maintaining his winning form and should keep up the good work in Race 2 tomorrow for Class 4 Div 6 horses over 1,400 m. The three-year-old son of Saulingo,
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      625 37 Amateur racing getting to be big business THE amount of money wagered in amateur racing is certainly not "amateurish" these days. There is no need to single out any particular meeting to prove this. The various press reports speak for themselves. Gone are the days when amateur racing was considered
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      103 37 Miller under fire JOHNNY MILLER, one of Australia's best known jockeys, has been sacked as the rider for Grosvenor in the Perth Summer Carnival. Miller came under fire for his handling of the horse in the West Australian Derby last week Rated as one of the best three- year-olds in
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      Lock icon Kim's memory lives on
      404 38 LAS VBCAS, Thins The mother of th«- late Kirn Duk Koo has de cided to doaate ihe boxers organs, in the hope that her son's Hghtl m spirit can be l>a.v>ed on to others. Kirn. who was fatally injured in a title bout last weekend with
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      The Untouchables
      632 38  -  J.Rajendran The Japanese are a cut above the rest of Asia Reports by AS far as Asian rugby is concerned, Japan are in a class of their own. No country, not even South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan or Hongkong, are anywhere near them. They are the undisputed kings of
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      Revenge more than recreation at the Padang
      180 38 REVENGE tasted twice as sweet to Singapore Recreation Club when they beat Ceylon Sports Club the first time this season 3-2 at the Padang yesterday to Qualify for the semi-finals of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout tournament. Having lost out on the
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      SOUTH KOREANS SURE OF FINAL PLACE
      254 38 SOUTH Korea, runners-up In the last Asian rugby tournament in Talpeh two yean ago, will definitely be In this year's final. This Is the opinion of their manager, Kirn Woong-SMk, who flew In with the team last night. Kirn said: "We'll be In the
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    181 38 MADAM TAN KHI WAH Departed: 8 Nov 1982 The family of the late Madam Tan Khi Wah would like to thank all relatives, friends and especially the staff of FEP International Pte Ltd for their condolences and kind assistance during their recent bereavement. EE CHENG BOON, SUNNY AGED 76
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    88 38 paned away peacefully on 4. 1 1 82 leaving behind to mourn her losa:--•ana: J S Chand. Parmlnder OmaMti. Jasblr Son-te-laar: Hlra Th* »at* da Phog -hi b* on M.IIJI at Singh tattba. WHkla Road from JOO i 00pm AM Ar» ••Icorrw MCMTYNE EMC ROLAND, aged 82, passed away
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    76 38 wMm to a«praai their ilncm thanfet and gratrtuda to an r»t»m»« and Manda, Tha Had Croaa, THa Hama Nmtng Foundation. Staff of Ward Tee Payori HoapMat. Union CarMda WeHara Aaaoctatton, Ttang Worfcar*. Wan leothan and col laaawai and tha principal, ataff and pup«a ol Mount Vamon tocondary School
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    74 38 Six years have passed yet It seems only yesterday that you left us suddenly The pain had ceased Memories of you will forever remain with us We missed you so dearly Fondly remembered by I—, milim. nlia>»n and Minis IN EVER-LOVINO MEMORY OF THE LATE MR. CHCO
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      Lock icon Sue finds no answer to Pam's volleys
      413 39 Sue finds no answer to Pam's volleys BRISBANE, Thurs. Second-seeded Pam Shriver used her strong volleying to beat England's Sue Barker 6-3, 6-2 here today in the third round of the U*****,000 ($275,000) National Panasonic women's tennis classic. Sue was unable to keep Pam away from the net as the
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      Austria power to third victory
      193 39 VIENNA, Tkars. IfebuUnt Twd P*lsW set AutrU m tfceir way to ft convlßrliß 4-1 Korcpran ccer ohamptoaMlp win over Turkey here Uat tight their tklrd mieeMalve victory la Group Six. Potator, 18, beaded his ride In front la tae ltth minute and, from tkea, It
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      SWISS ROLL OVER SCOTLAND
      259 39 BERNE.Thurs. -Switzerland, fresh from their triumph over World champions Italy, turned on the style in the muddy Wankdorf Stadium here tonight with a 2-0 win over Scotland in a Group One match. Second-half goals by Claudio Sulser and Andre Egli earned the Swiss a fully-merited victory
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      Joy for England and Robson
      535 39 SALONIKA, Thurs. England's flagging soccer reputation received a mighty boost here yesterday when a makeshift, injuryhit side crushed Greece 3-0 in a Group Three European Championship match. England were without Steve CoppeU, Alan Devonshire, Glenn Hoddie, Terry Butcher and captain Ray Wilkins, but were encouraged
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      286 39 Salvation from Frank sends Republic to top DUBLIN, Thurs. Striker Frank Stapleton scored twice in four minutes yesterday to help the Republic of Ireland snatch a 3-3 draw with Spain here in an action-packed European soccer championship Group Seven match in which five Spaniards and two
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      Yugoslav hopes kept buoyant
      210 39 SOFIA, Thurs. Vugoslavla got back on the winning trail with aa Important, If far from Impressive, 14 win over Bulgaria In their Europea a soccer champioaship Group Four match here yesterday. The Yugoslavs, beaten J-l by Norway In Oslo la their opening tie, had to wla
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      Lock icon Stewart's goal stokes the Northern fire
      266 39 BELFAST. Thurs. A 17th-minute goal by lan Stewart, his first in senior soccer, sent reigning champions West Germany skidding to an embarrassing 1-0 defeat against Northern Ireland in a European championship Group Six tie here last night. The West Germans, fielding seven members of
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      339 39 ACE KEEGAN OUT FOR ONE MONTH KEVIN KEEGAN. the former England captain, is expected to be out of the game for a month after suffering an eye injury in a testimonial match at Middlesbrough last night. Keegan, 31, who has scored 11 goals in 14 English Second Division matches this
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      Sweet and sour hopes for swim champ
      388 40  -  GODFREY ROBERT E Short 30-minute break spells trouble for Peng Siong NEW DELHI, Thurs. Time will not be on the side of swimmer Ang Peng Siong, Singapore's only gold medal hope in the Asian Games here. For Peng Siong's chances of a medal
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      Fantastic, says Chef-de-Mission
      168 40 Fantastic, says Chef -de-Mission NEW DELHI, Thurs. Singapore's waterpolo team had an exhausting, but satisfying, threehour training session this morning which, in the words of Chef -de-Mission Tan Eng Bock "was fantastic" (writes Godfrey Robert). The 13-member team trained under national coach Kenneth Kee at two different pools the University
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      Martens' double dose
      441 40 Melanie and Jillian score a unique 'first' NEW DELHI, Thurs. Singapore's participation in the Asian Games women's hockey competition is a first of sorts it's the first time that they have been able to represent the Republic under the banner of the Singapore National Olympic Council. It
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        Singapore wrap up with silver medal
        391 40 MANILA, Thurs. Ronnie Ng gave Singapore a silver finish to the seventh Asian FIQ bowling Championships at the Manuela Bowl here today after narrowly losing to Australia's Steve Lovell in the two-game men's Masters final. Finishing in second position again to Steve in the
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        BEC BOWLS THEM OVER TO CLAIM WOMEN'S CROWN
        319 40 BEC BOWLS THEM OVER TO CLAIM WOMEN'S CROWN MANILA Thurs. KUlpin* Bee WaUnabe crabbed the Asian FIQ Marten title today with an upset Ml-ltl ptnfails win over Ansiralla's Jeanette Baker In a one-game roll-off at the ManoeU Bowl here. Adelene Wee, Singapore's only hope for a Masters medal, failed to
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      Lock icon Oracle of Delhi comes to life
      121 40 MANY of the 3,« M athletes in New Delhi for the Asian Games will spend sleepless nights If they are to believe Indian astrologer Bejan Darn walla. Darnwalla, writing In the official Games magadne, predicted dire conseaaencet* for athlctett push Ing themselves beyond their
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      Lock icon Long tall sari
      35 40 SO SARI Japanese basketball centre Vusataka Okayama, steading at 2.2S metres, Is certainly casting a long shadow beside these sari-clad Indian maidens at the Asian Games Village In New Delhi. AP radiopictnre
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      Starting young
      71 40 EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Ahme al Sharabi. of the South Yemen table tennis team, is the youngest Games competitor. She took up the game only four months a^o but is ranked No. 4 in her country. GUESTS on the top floors of the Merdien Hotel In New Delhi are glad they
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      104 40 AFGHANISTAN'S lonr competitor, cyclist" Ahmed Zla SohoM, arrived at New belM without hi* bicycle. Reports said his bicycle km ronfbM-atcd by the Afghan < usUtms before the team left his <ountr>. Bat team manager NatMilr Ahmed denied It, Haying: "We knew we could borrow
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      Bouquets for Games Village
      291 40  -  HAKIK AT RAI By NEW DELHI. Thurs. The strain of a tedious 12--hour journey from Singapore disappeared with the cool Indian winter breeze as the Republic's 43-strong team to the Asian games unpacked their bags, rolled under their blankets and dreamed of a sweet tomorrow in
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    Lock icon Opec may put off debate on prices
    512 41 JAKARTA, Thursday THE Opec ministerial meeting set for Dec 9 is going to be one of the toughest for some time and debate on the thorny question of price adjustments may have to be postponed, Indonesian Energy and Mining Minister Subroto said today.
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    Lock icon Zia's pledge — if Soviets pull out
    143 41 Zia's pledge if Soviets pull out LONDON, Thurs. Pakistan President Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq is apparently willing to halt aid to Afghan insurgents if the Soviet Union agrees to a withdrawal of Russian troops over the next M to two years, the Times of London reported today. Quoting unidentified Pakistani sources,
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    28 41 MOSCOW. Thurs. The two Soviet cosmonauts aboard the orbiting space station Salyut-7 put a small sputnik into orbit today, the official news agency. Tass. reported. Reuter.
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    32 41 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 1.3 to 1.026 12 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    22 41 KRISHMASAMV RAMACHANOMA. 55, formerly or Currency Board pasted away peacefully at TTSH on 18/11/82. Funeral arrange menu lo be announced later
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    406 41 THIS last ditch acupuncture effort by South Korean doctors Yu n Tae Kwan (left) and So Kyung Sup in Las Vegas to save the life of compatriot Kirn Duk Koo was fruitless when the lightweight boxer died on Wednesday night of brain damage. Kirn, who was in
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    207 41 IT's THAT 'I'M ON TOP OF THE WORLD' SMILE... THE credentials of secretary Davlnla Cheah, t», would make every boao la town make a grab for her services. She to trmlv super secretary material. For when It eomeo to shorthand aod typtng, the art of commuleatlon, afllre service* and secretarial
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    Lock icon Canberra keen to aid Asean defence industries
    152 41 BANGKOK, Thurs. AUSTRALIA'S newly-ap-pointed Defence Support Minister lan Viner yesterday said his country is keen on helping Asean countries develop and expand their defence industries. Mr Viner said he and Thai military leaders agreed in broad principle to cooperate in future joint arms
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    50 41 HONGKONG. Thurs This year is the wettest here since records began in 1883. the Hongkong Royal Observatory reported today. The observatory said rainfall in the first 16 months of this year was 3.151 mm, breaking the previous record of 3.100 mm for the whole of 1973 AP
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    Lock icon Pakistan spy ring is smashed
    292 41 Pakistan spy ring is smashed NEW DELHI, Thurs THE Special Branch of Delhi police has cracked a major Pakistan spy ring operating in the Defence Ministry here, the Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency reported last night. PTI said three junior government officials, whose names were still kept secret,
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      Killer showers
      1434 1 The biggest disappointment in this week's Columbia Space Shuttle flight was the cancellation of the astronauts' space walk because of a malfunction in their space suits. But ANTHONY TUCKER describes a deadlier enemy lurking among he stars, which scientists have to grapple with urgently as spaceflights become more
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      Things that go bump in the night
      1242 1  -  Gum Tree Creek fiuym 6 THERE are terrors indeed in the Australian bush. We country folk take it all rather calmly, but at the back of our minds, there is always an awareness, a slight readiness for disaster. Bush fire is probably the
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      Lovable teddy bears
      607 2  - Lovable teddy bears STEVEN LEE Photographs: This is the week of the Teddy. On Tuesday night, on Brideshead Revisited, Aloysius made his debut. Yesterday was the 80th birthday of the bear. Today YVONNE QUAHE takes you teddyhunting. MY TEDDY bear was pink and it came all the way from America.
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      The 'king' of Christmas lives on
      640 2  - The 'king' of Christmas lives on By DESPITE all the electronic toys, glamorous dolls and expensive TV games, the teddy bear who celebrated his 80th birthday yesterday, is still king of Christmas. Says a spokesman for Britain's biggest Teddy manufacturer: "Whatever you do, you mustn't change the appearance. "we have
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    Little Ted has his say
    487 3 Little Ted has his say HELLO! That's me peeking out of my master's pocket. We go for walks quite often. Oh, I almost forgot, let me introduce myself I'm Little Ted. My master gave me the name because he thinks that's the only name a little fellow like me should
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    Grin and 'bear' it
    261 3 JACINTHA ABISHEGANADEN meets an arctophilist (friend of the bear), and tempts one Teddy to talk. MR FRANK Chionh, 34 and a remisier by profession, had to just grin and "bear" it as I went through his personal history with his favourite teddy, also aged 34 this
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    338 3 WHAT'S the first Mg toy a child should have? Ask that question of Stevanne Aaerback and vm'll get a quick answer: The parent should be the child's first Mg toy. "A child to a very precious little person and Is with yen far only a short
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      246 3 tea iim^n»7 aura of myster y and charm V J NINA RICCI-Pans JS^y mci*^iissm 'Perfume Gift Scr"* with purchajc from eighty doiltrv *.£_i at our perfumer)- counters. SJLjfrfvslL) I 1 ■iffi I 1 nrl ft l n fir~ri i LIU *L>:ruttv tWHomw KSil, *hirle rtock« &i It The reason I
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    911 4 When man can toy with life Gene-splicing may be one of the greatest technological revolutions in history but its future application could be fraught with dangers. The results of a two-year study presented in Washington this week raised "alarming and distasteful" questions like the ability to create hybrid sub-human creatures
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    940 5 Astronomers fight to reduce glare Pollution's one of the dirty words of the 20th Century. And there's a new type of pollution that's reaching crisis point and threatening the future of astronomy. Light pollution. The city of Tucson, reports BRITTON BLOOM, thinks it has the answer and the
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    457 6  -  WILLIAM SAFIRE By in New York TAMMY Wynette, the country singer, was the star performer at a White House South Lawn barbecue for friendly congressmen. She belted out her theme song, Stand By Your Man, with her arm around the President of the United States demonstrating how to
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    531 6 COUNTRY-MUSIC vocalists are not all Republicans. When Mac Davis performed his latest release, The Beer Drinkin' Song, at the annual awards show of the Country Music Association, he drew a gasp from the 4,400 stompin spectators when he sang that one of the things that would drive
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      159 6 Three Ist prizes 5 days Bangkok/Pattaya holiday 5f Gh IfnUrn A. Authorised Honda Dealers *™^^"^l Amu TrUing (ka s«if Tin Kf» HsMinn Pi* L«, Hong <.«•• Moh.r Vu lid Kin Sal TrWini Pi*. LU_ Mak Pto. LM. *mg Hong M.loc V KarrCurarKiatri l» ..in* IWt ITIFI. I> M M I.TUI.-
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      215 6 FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC review Special Offer If you ye ever done business in Asia you II ha^e heard of the Review Leading businessmen regard its concise and incisive news analysis of Asian business and politics as indispensable weekly reading They regard it as an essential business tool Because we are
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      1047 7 NOT so long ago and hardly fai away, Asian pupils in hot and tropical Singapore had textbooks which told of blonde-haired Janet and John's adventures in cool and temperate England where snow and falling autumn leaves were part of everyday life. Then the Federal Readers came on
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      194 7 CHILDREN from orphanages and homes can look forward to many hoars of pleasant readIng as Federal Publications turns 25 today. The publishing house, which has long been dedicated to children's reading interests, will be donating $2243< worth of books to charitable organisations to commemorate Its
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      732 8  - Read a good dictionary lately MATILDA GABRIEL By Mooty "stors" in three languages and his books have sold 18,000 copies since his first appearance two years ago DICTIONARIES and language books may not be your idea of sensational reading but they top the list of bestsellers at Federal Publications. For
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      Looking towards new challenges
      253 8 BY MR HHChlam, general manager, Federal Publications: Our 25th anniversary is an important milestone in our development. From humble beginnings as the publisher of a series of English-language readers for Singapore and Malayan primary schools, we now publish in English, Malay. Chinese and Thai for kindergartens
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      From modest start to market leader
      403 8 BY MR Koh Hock Seng, group general manager, books division, Times Publishing. It gives me great pleasure to convey this message on Federal Publications' 25th anniversary, particularly In view of my personal Involvement with the company In the earlier stages of Its development From
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      Judging a book by its cover
      1205 9  -  MATILDA GABRIEL By DO YOU judge books by their covers? If you do, don't be alarmed. Take it as yet another case of real life falling foul of textbook prescription. The invention of the paperback, probably the biggest and best thing that has happened
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      Burning the midnight oil
      805 11 MRS ANGELI Tan's award to prove the sue- Publications' Home up for yet another corre- office systems and me-two-year-old daughter cess ncr study. Studies Division. spondence course. chanisation. had better get used to Tan n < s'K™^ U P T"* l was in February Though she
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      Reading the mind of de Bono
      733 11 WANT to know the mind of Dr Kdward de Bono, pioneer of lateral thinkYon can do so through a Wolsey Hall correspondence course. The modern-day "thinker" has, together with that International homestudy college, developed a three-part conrse on general thinking skills. The mind of
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      231 7 Do you judge books by their covers? If Panp B^ you do, don't be alarmed. Take it as yet r- 1 <M another case of real life falling foul of Eight BP < mf textbook prescription t W^ fl Dictionaries and language books may Pane %g V not make for
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      128 8 Emile Woolf Associates extend their heartiest congratulations to Federal Publications on the occasion of their 25th Anniversary Celebrations, and are proud to be represented by them throughout the Far East The Emile Woolf Colleges, London offer full time courses leading to the following professional qualifications: Association of Certified Accountants Institute
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      90 8 Congratulations and BestWishesto Federal Publications on its 250} Anniversary on* nsnsn^^^ m 4t Wv If*- js^ Jtff I s^Bl J sK I nsnl Hns^ c' «ap flnr^k. Cf w fWt^«.- jS Lsn^nV k. *>f *^^C(nJk J Wm t Vnsnnl O^T=T I JhsaV f 7 J^LUnW^ .^hTsasafe ll .^ns^^stssl^^^^^^^J nsllW^^ m
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      22 9 Congratulations and BestWishesto Federal Publications on its 25th Anniversary COLES COLES PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 90 Ronson Drive. Rexdale, Ontario M9W ICI CANADA
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      81 9 Congratulations and BestWishesto Federal Publications on its 25th Anniversary ffi^ j T f lit I^l t i m^jmßl mmHh ml m^M HlBT.^ < *Qk| -it m Btwifl B Mil kkL. a I fortvir m I I m AlFh^^H r~ I^l n -"tcarr" I Z^- I gf i K^M I «VA
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      69 10 Wolsey Hall, Oxford, the world's leading Home-Study College congratulates Federal Publications on its 25th anniversary and looks forward to the next 25 years of close association between Wolsey Hall and Federal Publications Home Studies Division (S) Wolsey Hall, Oxford Founded 1894 Congratulations and BestWishesto Federal Publications on its 25th Anniversary
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      257 10 ■fc S I fir c^y?£>%B?? We offer our warmest congratulations to Federal Publications on the occasion of their 25th Anniversary, and in particular for their contribution to the educational and professional training opportunities available in South-East Asia. In association with Federal Publications' Home Study Division, Pitman Correspondence g College has
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      69 11 Congratulations and BestWishesto Federal Publications on its 25th Anniversary School Bwnootnioiil S lit p#rsp#ctiv# '4 A. j^^y I f- v-r v mmWl^ I A Divided Society M.— J#P- W\ %(ft^ IsnK HnT ks*iM flM«fe J&' f\ nssnV W Mm Vv I^' wc l^^* j|ff^ >?m\ I .ffc OPEN UNIVERSITY I
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      235 11 Mocdona Id 0 Evans Ltd. The publisher off MCE Handbooks, Textbooks and ELDS Dooks for Students and Professionals including BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT AUDITING Leslie R. Howard 7th edition £1.65 BUSINESS ORGANISATION R. Pitfield 2nd edition £1.15 COMPANY ACCOUNTS J.D. Magee 3rd edition £3.95 COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING VOLS. I& II
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    916 12 Flower blends work with travel He says he comes to Singapore and stays at Raffles to get away from Britain's awful winters. And writing a book on the world-fa-mous hotel is merely the excuse. Debrett's best-selling author Raymond Flower tells RACHEL BARNES why he's so pleased with this commission. AUTHOR
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    455 12  -  ALLEN HOUSTON By in Oregon C3PO, the well-mannered robot of Star Wars' fame, would be scandalised to think his tottering steps got their inspiration from a daddy-longlegs yet that could turn out to be the case. Mr Rob 1 Franklic, an Oregon University biolo&ist with a computer ickground, has
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      222 12 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Federal Publications on their 25th Anniversary from SELECT BOOKS PTE LTD 03-15 Tanglin Shopping Centre 19 Tanglin Road. Singapore 1024. Tel: 737-8295 Cable: Selbooks Congratulations and Best Wishes to Federal Publications on their 25th Anniversary from STUDENTS BOOKS ASSOCIATES Commercial, Technical and Educational Textbooks Stationery
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      124 12 Congratulations and BestWishesto Federal Publications on its 25ih Anniversary GSL ASSOCIATES PTE LTD 5247 Woh Hup Complex Beach Road, Singapore 0719. Telephone: *****93. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Federal Publications on their 25th Anniversary from POPUUffi BOOK CO Ml ITD 10. Cashm Street. Singapore 0718 Tel *****39 Block 52. 25
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      107 12 I Congratulations and Best Wishes to Federal Publications on their 25th Anniversary from IN. KOON WAH PRINTING PTE. LTD (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Main Office k Factory; 10, New Industrial Road, Singapore 1953 Tel: *****94 (6 lines) Factory No. 2: 2, Lorong Tukang Tiga, Jurong, Singapore 2261 Tel:
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      643 13 APPOINTMENTS Mecomb, a subsidiary of Sime Darby Singapore, markets a wide range of engineering systems specifically designed to meet the needs of our clients. We specialize in materials handling, air pollution control, metal finishing and combustion engineering. We also have the expertise in providing a complete range of services from
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      853 13 J ORIENTAL DATA SYSTEMS (S) PTE LTD a leading Computer Company with offices in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, New York and Taiwan invites applications for the' following positions in Singapore: QUALIFICATIONS: Good Knowledge of application software Experience in IBM DOS/VSE, OS/VSI and other system software Minimum 5 years working experience
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      586 13 Times Publishing Berhad (a member of the Times Organisation) has the following scrap materials for sale. A. For the period 1.1.83 to 30.6.83 1* Kraft wrappers 2. Baled Wastes 3. Aluminium Scrap (offset plates) 4. used fixer 5- Used negative films 6. Unsold Magazines 7. Torn-up IPC magazines B For
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      431 13 IN THE HM.H (II XT OF THE REPIBLJC OF SINGAPORK •mpaale* WMlai I p N: af IKZ. la Ike Matter «f the («mpMln> Act (Chapter IU) A■■lke Matter «f TOMY KENTJANA INTERNATIONAL PTE. LTD. NOTICE OF WINDING HP ORDER In the Matter of TOMY IKENTJANA INTERNA- TIONAL PTE LTD Wlndlng-up
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      889 13 IN THK HK.H COIRT OF THE REPIBLK OP (UNGAPOKK (•mpMln Wiadlag Up Mfc 1» rf IMS tfce MlMnri U* < •mpaatr. Art <(«a.IU) urn la U» Matter 1 KM, Kuv, I MM STKMI. E<)( IPMENT SERVICEH PTE. LTD ADVKRTWEMKNT OF PETITION NOTICE U hereby given tnat a Petition for the
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      832 14 NOTICES i£)IIDB Separate tenders are invited for each of the following (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION ot I Block ot 4-Storey 3N/4N Flats, I Block of 8-Storey 3N/4N Flats, I Block ot 10Storey 3N/4N-Flots, 3 Blocks of 12-Storey 3N/4N Flats, I Block of 12-Storey 51/4N Flats (Total 678 Units) and I
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      740 14 A MINISTRY fcSSf OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT (I) Repair to Pedestrian Bridge at Eatl Coast Swimming Lagoon Rat: TEN(ENV)OBV 82/20 'Showround Meet at Main Gate to East Coast Swimming Lagoon on 23 11 82 at 9 00 am Restricted to PWD Registered Contractors in Specific Contracting Heod
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      1879 14 ;#§j HONG LEONG FINANCE LIMITED V. JF tmcorporaMd «i &ngapo>«) ANNOUNCEMENT The DvKtorsotHong Leong Finance Umtod the Company i ara pleased to announce the toiowing 1 PROPOSED BONUS AND RIGHTS ISSUES The Directors ol the Company having regard lo a) the contmung eapanson m the operations ol the Company and
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      1692 14 /^SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED VL^/ ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors ol Singapore Fm.i pleased to announce me tolowing 1 PROPOSED BONUS AND RIGHTS ISSUES The Directors ol the Company having regard lo the continuing expansion nme operations of Ihe Company and ncrease nthe balance sheet sue consider it desvatue to ncrease the capital
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      801 15 _*Aa-PUBU[ UTILITIES \^7 BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following 1 Supply ot Ballast and Ignitors Eligibility: Registered contractors in Supply (d) Electrical Materials; 1 1 Electrical Contractors and SP (L 2) Light Fittings all Classes 2 Supply of 4 sets of Intermediate Enamelled Heating Elements for L|ungstrom
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      1522 15 Soon Aik Hardware (Pte) Ltd. has now moved to a new premises, to serve you better, at: Units 0202, 03, 04, Song Lin Bldg, 1 Syed Alwi Rd, Spore 0820. Tel: *****14 (9 lines), *****10, *****11. Tlx: RS ***** HOWTOOL MMM««O M ttt, 1 ""TrTris ~~~~t\ gLJU |RIPGIP k-dtools Jtmt
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      622 15 ON TBE HUH CtHIKT Of THK REPinUC Of ONGAFOBK COMPANIES WINMNU-I P no m or lm la the Matter (to CtipaaW Art.Ca*. Itt Aad U lac matter GREAT UNION COMPANY (PRIVATE) LOOTED ADVERTISEMENT Of PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the abovenamed compa-
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      774 15 I Tender Notice Tenders are invited for: I BUILDING a) Tender No. AMB/T/82/082— Proposed raised floor, partitions and ancillary works for TDM Exchange at 3rd Storey. Tuas Telephone I Exchange. 9 Tuas Avenue 2. Singapore 2263 Eligibility Registered Contractors— Class B. C D •Non-registered Contractors— Deposit Ss2so 00 Showround 26
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      574 16 Rickard puts title against $5,000.00 f^l y WINNER f T I TAKES L j ALL 1 a/^ Jl 11 M aßßaaaVl L V See the continuation of last week's controversial $5,000.00 Battle Royal when Gen Hiro illegally threw chilli powder into 9 Rickard's eyes J Because of illegal tactics. Bekker
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      475 19 IT IS variously known as the Frankfurt "senior citizens university", "the university of the third age of man" and "the ancients' university". The oldest student is 86. and the youngest, 42. Both are among the first 300 "mature students" of the first university course for the
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      998 19 THE Asiatic wing of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts reopened recently after four years and US$6 million (Ssl3 million) worth of renovations had been done to it. On display are 3.500 objects from what is considered one of the world's finest collections of Oriental
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      25 19 A < *)j < I -4 -4 »j PIONEER EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS PTE LTD fAAWK&e] 1 Defu Lane 4 Singapore 1953 Telephone: 282-5555 Telex: RS ***** Cable: PIONEER
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      433 19 I I Computer Centre I Commissioning I I Systematic Business I I Training Centre I I is proud to announce the commissioning of its new Computer Centre on November 19, 1982 by Dr. Thio Hoe Tong, Director, Computer Centre, National University of Singapore. SPECIAL WELCOME i We wish to welcome
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      332 21 PEANUTS By Schulz KNOCK KNOCK By Andy Hold Dan Arnold isn't it exciting? fitflOffiir^ A 1 I <*Mti! THEY MAPE YOU A I'VE AIUAYS IJAWTPP TO \**ljM*ll l" \l 1/ K^^" 6£ ON THE SCHOOL TRAFFIC jf^W <^^v Anu'eP NOT JPAIOLJsA JEALOUS? MOUJ COULP f^WEN WHO?| I..GWEN IRISH EYES ARE
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      Unfulfilled ipromise
      587 22 PATRICK SHEN reviews Conan the Barbarian while DEREK MALCOLM writes, in Hollywood, on the man behind it. "LET me tell you the days of high adventure." The narrator's deep voice booms, stressing each syllable authoritatively, as if really meaning to fulfUl that promise in the film to follow.
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      Latterday samurai
      775 22 Latterday samurai JOHN Milius. ex-Malibu surf bum, now fully-fledg-ed Hollywood movie brat. 1 wrote and directed Onaa the Barharlaa, now showing in Singapore. And reputation has it < that Milius and Conan are 1 one and the same man. This is not quite true, even though Milius' office behind Burbank
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      854 23 B SBC's first and very own star-robot is ready to be seen. LEONG WENG KAM writes on Little DD, who from next week may well be the all-time charmer on our screen. Move over, ffH R2D2 La -*j™ m^mm Ar^H am A^r^i JL V L»m^ II <■ .^m^ the W
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    SECTION THREE
    1520 1 Baochai triumphs in love triangle FOR the sake of one 13--year-old boy whom I have never met but whose mother, a nurse, told me that he was not keen on my articles on Hong Lou Meng (although he liked my other stories), I promise this to be my
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    Yu Dafu: Rogue or patriot?
    921 2  -  MG WAI LENG By HIS critics wrote him off as a decadent writer whose love for drinking, smoking and womanising penetrated his works. His admirers, however, hailed him as a talented patriot who fought for truth and liberty. In life and in death, Yu Dafu,
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      541 2 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 58 $tt cash: TAN KUANG HANG (I.C. No: *****86 B) $21 cash each: TEE SI! LENE TAN SOO EE (I.C. No: *****64 C) (I.C. No: *****86 A) SKI HOOK KHONG CHENG PUAY LING (I.C. No: *****51 A) (I.C. No: *****91/H) GOH CHONG TING CHEONG CHEE
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      272 2 CROSS-langnage Crotisword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It Is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are given In English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive $54 cash and the other 1* $2t each. No: 59 Entry Form JBia fE I i W Cross-Language
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      622 3 APPOINTMENTS URBAN DEVELOPMENT A MANAGEMENT CO (PTE) LTD (UDMC) invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents tor the post of MAINTENANCE OFFICER Qualifications A Experience Techmcion Diploma in Building from the Singapore Polytechnic or equivalent Candidates must have at least 5 years post-diploma experience in proiect supervision,
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      717 3 >C3l AUTHORITY Applications are invited from suitably I qualified Singapore Citi/ens for appointment I as I (A) TECHNICIAN (CLERK-OF-WORKS) (TEMPORARY-ON PROJECT BASIS) I (B) STENOGRAPHER I (C) MAINTENANCE MECHANIC/ ELECTRICIAN I Qualification* I Post (A) I Minimum 3 GCE 'O' level posses or equivalent I which must include 2 appropriate
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      641 3 Maritim* Board invit«> applications frorn^ ciii«m ptrmamni ratidantt o' Singapore for ihe following posts (1) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (SECRETARIAT) (2) INSTRUCTOR 111 (CATERING) Pott (1): Applicants should possess good Honours D 8Q r 69 ffom r©c OQn i (#d un t v#rf ity Pass d#or holders with a minimum of two
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      Silappadikaram
      900 4 For the first time in Singapore, the Tamil Section of the SBC presented on stage the well-known Tamil epic SILAPPADIKARAM by prince-poet-saint Mango Adigal. ROSALIND JACOB reviews the production. CONGRATULATIONS to SBC's Tamil Section on a most impressive production of the great Epic of the Anklets, Silappadikaram. It was
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      The Award-Winners
      576 4 Best Production The play, Neeril Pootha Neruppu, made a clean sweep of the awards for the Tamil Section. It got the Best Actor, Best Actress ami Best Production Awards. The play was put up by the Singapore Indian Artistes' Association. The President of the Association and writer of
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      112 4 I 1 GDI II IT if ™E TALE OF THE RING retold by S.V. KRISHNAN gliuifleo rtftj.&uj giei}iu!ssar, *(§!s 9(3 prreh Gssu'r suf 1 sir «)/T(«p«ar. lji_<6.«Bht sum 7 «^*j ri adsn cij&it £,§l &v ssr Gitjb ojsm QurT(L£ej)g> t'j <3u r&& tyiv Q&rrehsir <£ 1)5,(9,11) 3urriflA gisi}u~i'b& u>fcir& (Jl/t«
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