The Straits Times, 2 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Viet troops thrust on...
    482 1 Battle with Khmers rages round main supply line: US condemns raid on base BANGKOK, Friday VIETNAMESE troops clashed with Khmer Rouge guerillas today around Cambodia's main supply line to the Thai border region after a big Vietnamese assault on a Khmer Rouge base brought a sharp
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    Lock icon Ernestine is the 'youngest' ever...
    175 1 Ernestine is the 'youngest' ever... GLORIA and Ernest Hudgins look at their history-making baby for little Ernestine was born only 22 weeks into her mother's pregnancy and defied doctors' expectations by surviving. She is believed to hold the world record for the earliest successful premature birth. Dr Morton Cohen, medical
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    Lock icon A happy parting for twin girls
    158 1 EL PASO (Texas), Fri. SURGEONS successfully separated 11-day-old Siamese twin girls m a two-hour operation that involved 24 medical personnel. The twins, Brenda Ivon and Miriam Araceli Hernandez, were "recovering satisfactorily from the delicate operation," a hospital spokesman said yesterday. Providence Memorial Hospital officials
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    Lock icon Thai visit
    22 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Philippines Prime Minister Cesar Enrique Aguinaldo Virata will pay an official visit to Thailand on April Vmtt. AFP
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    Hawker hotline
    153 1 THE licence fees for hawker stalls were increased yesterday. Singaporeans will be watching like hawks for any sign that prices are being raised at their favourite food stalls to compensate the owners. Hawkers on their part have made it plain that they will not necessarily be able to
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    Lock icon Don of many faces is out of jail
    124 1 LANCASTER (Pennsylvania), Fri. An American professor, who allegedly assumed false names to get jobs at seven US colleges, has been freed from jail by a judge who reduced his US$3OO,OOO (*****,000) bond. Paul Crafton's bail for criminal fraud charges was yesterday lowered
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    Paying the price of success
    385 1  - Paying the price of success PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Fri. Singapore today paid the inevitable price of its success in the American market place when the United States government ended the duty-free status of many imports from developing countries worth a total of US$900 million (S$l,881 million). The
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  • TOMORROW'S SUNDAY TIMES
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      Wanted: An HDB 'longhouse.
      106 1 The rules keeping private houses apart have been relaxed so that the three generations can live together. Should the Housing Board review the design of its flats to allow the same thing? Irene Hoe says yes, because the new four-room simplified (4S) model that will be
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      Danger from the skies
      71 1 i What's it like to live m the shadow of Tengah air base? After midweek's double jet-fighter crash, Gerry de Silva talks to the villagers. A check with the library files reveals there have been more than a few crashes m the last 20 years of
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    Lock icon 500 feared dead as quake hits Colombia
    353 1 1,500 hurt m devastated city BOGOTA, Friday AT LEAST 500 people were feared killed and 1,500 injured m an earthquake that devastated the historical city of Popoyan, southwest Colombia, local newspapers said today. Tragedy struck early yesterday as hundreds of Catholics were celebrating
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    Lock icon Banks to sell bonds
    56 1 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese banks will soon start selling national bonds over the counter throughout the country for the first time since 1945, the Finance Ministry said today. The government hopes the sales of 10-year bonds to individuals through about 15,000 bank branches will help finance the
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      Lock icon FIVE THAIS WOUNDED
      61 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Five Thai soldiers were wounded and one Vietnamese killed In artillery clashes following two incursions by Vietnamese troops into Thai territory today. A joint Asean statei ment issued here tonight condemned the incursions and the attack on the Phnom Chat area in western Cambodia where
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      187 1 50 pages today Is this you? Ws& i^HL W- 'jbhH^H^' -v It could be, if you were a student at St Patrick's m the *****. Section Two, Pages One and Four SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 CAUSEWAY 15 EDITORIAL 16 LETTERS 17 TIMES BUSINESS 19 CLASSD7IEDS 2«-28 SPORTS 32-37 OUTLOOK
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      688 2 Above such mishaps FEWER pedestrians are getting involved m accidents along roads with overhead bridges. The number of such accidents dropped from 162 m 1979 to 98 last year, down 39.5 per cent, says the National Development Ministry's latest annual report. The Public Works Department escalated its programme m
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      COMMENT
      242 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •IF WE want to argue against giving greater relief to specially qualified women, we may as well be arguing against meritocracy or the Singapore system of doing things. The question of whether we should help less qualified working women is a different matter altogether. Perhaps,
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      SPORTS
      411 2 Soccer's salvation ENGLISH football is unlikely to heed the advice Sir Norman Chester, an eminent academic who was commissioned by the football authorities to probe the state of the game. The main stumbling block to all the proposals is they require a threequarters majority among voting clubs, many of
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      BACKGROUND
      80 2 'SELL MALACCA' MISSION A 20-MEMBER team of state officials and private industrialists will start a four-day "Sell Malacca" campaign m Singapore from tomorrow. They have two main objectives: to attract industrialists, especially those m low and middle-level technology, and those connected with the tourist industry to invest m Malacca.
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      622 2 Do it at Berlin Wall AS ABOUT 1,000 anti-nuclear protesters gathered m London to form a 23 km human chain linking three nuclear defence establishments, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher advised them to "link hands round the Berlin Wall" instead. "If, by doing so, they managed to persuade
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      231 2 spc growth forecast BANK NEGARA, the central bank, has predicted the economy will grow by at least 5 per cent this fiscal year, against 4.6 per cent last year. It could reach 6 per cent if America and West Europe recover faster than expected, its annual report
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      SECTION 2
      553 2 Remembering 50 years ST PATRICK'S is 50. When it first opened m 1933, it had 245 students and a sea-front. Today, it has 1,400 students and the roar of Marine Parade traffic. MINU THAROOR takes you through an album of memories. During the war, the school became an
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Do something useful, nuke protesters told
      501 3 LONDON, Friday 4 IF, by doing so, they managed to persuade the Soviets to take it down, to remove the guns, dogs and mines there to kill those who attempt to escape to freedom, they would be doing some- m thing. 7 British Prime
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      Lock icon Poland will overcome crisis: PM
      297 3 Poland will overcome crisis: PM VIENNA, Friday PRIME Minister General Wojciech Jaruzelski has said Poland must and will overcome its economic crisis, but it will take the efforts of a united nation to do so. He called on pensioners to return to their jobs and young people to work on
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      Lock icon Anti-nuclear movement is a dangerous concept, says Reagan
      376 3 4 THEY (the Soviet Union) can only feed their people by buying food from their greatest enemy... And they can only get the money to buy that food from selling gas to their second- A greatest enemy. Former British Prime Minister Edward
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      Lock icon End in t to four-week strike at Ford
      189 3 LONDON, Fri. Unions and management at the Ford Motor Company have agreed to an inquiry into alleged vandalism by an assembly line worker that can end a fourweek strike over his dismissal. Ford's industrial relations director Paul Roots said after talks at
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      French businessmen up in arms over new price checks
      171 3 French businessmen up in arms over new price checks PARIS, Fri. As French travel agents continued to rage at the government's stringent new limits on foreign exchange allowances for tourists, small businessmen today rose up m arms against state checks on their prices. The tradesmen were reacting to tough new
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      111 3 DOES ICE CREAM SETY3URTEETH ON EDGE? Try this simple test BH^^^^(^!jl^ Sensod y ne red uces Take a big mouthful of sensitivity by up ice-cream. How does t0 80% With thenyouareone Jp BIH it also gently but sensitive teeth. disease and tooth steaming cups of coffee. W m?^ <J^^SOfi\/r\ Brushing
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      822 3 M A member of PA International a 1 GENERAL MANAGER 1 I DIRECTORSHIP PROSPECTS H 3 Around $95,000 per annum plus car £1 3 Location: Singapore a I (Ref.3133) I A European-based group of com- related field will also be considered. |H panics, involved m the manufacturing of Candidates should
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      115 3 CONGRATULATIONS I X Jane Koh Patrick Chiang ffi TPS Award LIA London Convention |ON YOUR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT I I IN WINNING THE PRESTIGIOUS I I TRANS PACIFIC SPECIAL LIA LONDON I CONVENTION RESPECTIVELY sg These Awards based on Production performance and consistent 'm |p quality salesmanship, entitled them to a
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Warning goes out on bogus Treasury cheques
      233 4 HONOLULU, Friday ASIAN banks have been warned to look out for bogus or altered US Treasury cheques made out for as much as US$2O,OOO (5542,000), a US Secret Service agent said. The cheques "aren't worth a thing" and banks would have to make
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      Lock icon Bangkok happy with Paris' explanation of Cheysson's remarks
      496 4 BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand today indicated satisfaction with France's explanation of recent controversial statements about Cambodia made by French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson during his visit to Asia last weekend. Mr Pracha Kunakasem, head of the Thai secretariat of Asean, told journalists at
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      Lock icon Thailand keen on breaking trade barriers
      142 4 Thailand keen on breaking trade barriers BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand appears to be keen on pursuing anti-protectio-nist efforts at the forthcoming Asean economic ministers meeting here next month. Economic ministers from Asean will hold a two-day biannual meeting here from May 12, a Thai spokesman said. Addressing a press conference, Mr
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      Lock icon Underground car parks in HK?
      151 4 HONGKONG, Fri. The government has asked French firms to test the idea of building underground car parks for Hongkong, now plagued by traffic snarls and parking problems, a top official confirmed today. Mr Michael Clancy, principal assistant secretary for transport, said that French firms have
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      Lock icon Taiwan shuts down video arcades
      113 4 TAIPEH, Fri. Video game parlours were shut down m Taiwan today after the government bought all the machines from the owners. The ban followed strong condemnation from officials and the media, which said video games encouraged gambling and harmed the education of students who played
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      Lock icon A castle in the air...
      87 4 ALL THAT was needed was some hot air 3,965 cubic metres of it to be exact. Et voila! A castle m the air. This huge balloon, the Chateau de Balleroy, is a replica of the Forbes Mansarddesigned chateau m Normandy, France. Thursday was the 290
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      Lock icon Agreement signed to make film on life of Jinnah
      96 4 LONDON, Fri. Pakistan's Federal Ministry of Information and Brodcasting yesterday signed an agreement with a British company, Cygnet Limited, for the production of a documentary film on the life of Quaid-I-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, founder of Pakistan, the Pakistani embassy here
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      Lock icon Afghan guerillas: 20 soldiers killed in airport attack
      182 4 Afghan guerillas: 20 soldiers killed in air port attack ISLAMABAD, Fri. A force of about 200 tribal guerillas stormed into eastern Afghanistan's Jalalabad Airport on Monday and attacked the main terminal building, killing 20 Afghan-Soviet soldiers. The Afghan Islamic Press, a resistance-run news agency, said today that the guerillas surprised
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      Lock icon Heat block
      45 4 WASHINGTON,, Fri. A dust cloud emitted from a Mexican volcano El Chichon is blocking up to 20 per cent of the available sun energy m some areas, and may result m less heat collected by solar systems, the US government said yesterday. AP
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      250 5 A new petrol from Caltex JKaBB j Bit I w liHai H V BJ H ■**jSr- A petrol with the same performance as premium, but jess than premium priced. What is CX-3 Super 92 petrol? Ijjj Does the new petrol have CX3 Super 92 is simply 92 I CX3 the
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Woman 'dead' since January gives birth
      133 6 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. A woman declared clinically dead m January has given birth by caesarean section to a healthy 1.4 kg boy. Doctors told a news conference on Wednesday the baby had an excellent chance of survival. The woman's body functions were kept run-
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      Lock icon Remains not of American soldiers
      111 6 Remains not of American soldiers WASHINGTON, Fri. Alleged remains of American servicemen turned over to US authorities m Thailand by an associate of former Green Beret James (Bo) Gritz were of two Asian mongoloids, defence officials said today. They said the remains were mixed with chicken bones. Bo Gritz, a
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      Lock icon Reagan urged to raise tariff on motorcycles
      268 6 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's trade advisers are unanimously urging him to impose sharp tariff increases on motorcycles during the next five years to help the Harley-David-son Co m its battle against rising Japanese imports, administration officials said yesterday. Harley-Davidson, with plants m
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      Lock icon USAF grounds F-15 fleet for checks
      155 6 WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States Air Force yesterday grounded its fleet of 650 F-15 fighters to check the planes' stabilising gears, which control the angle of ascent and descent. Officials said the McDonnell Douglas planes would be inspected to see if the cylinder operating
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      Lock icon Jane Fonda sued by ex-workers
      92 6 Jane Fonda sued by ex-workers SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Actress Jane Fonda, apostle of women's rights, is being sued for US$3 million (556.3 million) on grounds of sex discrimination m her keep-fit club. Three former women employees claim they were paid US$l an hour less than two male workers at Miss
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Jailed for 55 years
        80 6 ROY L. WILLIAMS, president of the United States' largest union, was sentenced on Thursday to 55 years m prison and fined U5529,000 (5560,610) for his part m a conspiracy to bribe a US senator. US district judge Prentice Marshall said he may modify the sentence depending
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        Lock icon Mubarak in Beijing
        58 6 EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak arrived m Beijing yesterday for a four-day official visit, the first leg of an Asian tour which will also take m North Korea, Japan and Indonesia. He was greeted at the airport by Health Minister Cvi Yueli, on behalf of the Chinese government,
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        Lock icon Ershad relaxes rules
        63 6 MAJOR POLITICAL parties m Bangladesh re-opened their offices yesterday as a yearold ban on political activities was relaxed on the orders of the country's military ruler Lt-Gen Hossain Mohammad Ershad. The general announced a week ago that political parties would be allowed to hold meetings inside their
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        Lock icon Super chips
        81 6 A MAJOR Japanese semiconductor maker, NEC Corp, said yesterday it had developed a new technique to drastically expand memory capacity m computer memory devices, enabling units to store as much as 4,000 times more information than under conventional methods. Mr Koichi Yoshimi of the NEC (formerly Nippon Electric
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        Lock icon $210 m loan for China
        56 6 $2 10 m loan for China THE WORLD Bank on Thursday approved a US$lOO.B million (*****.5 million) loan to support a petroleum project m China. The bank said China's efforts to raise production of crude oil, gas and natural gas liquids would be assisted by the ZhongyuanWenliu petroleum project, the
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        Lock icon Lost toxic waste
        60 6 FOR THREE months, French environmental officials have been searching for 41 drums of highly toxic dioxin waste from Seveso, Italy, that entered France m September 1982 and then disappeared. The mystery became public a week ago and the Environment Ministry admitted on Thursday it still did not
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      Lock icon Lebanon cuts ties with Syrian-led Arab force
      241 7 Lebanon cuts ties with Syrian-led Arab force BEIRUT, Fri. Lebanon ended all ties with the Syrian-led Arab deterrent force and took over its headquarters yesterday, placing the former peacekeepers m almost the same position as the Israeli occupation army. The Lebanese army was further strengthened by the arrival of 32
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      Lock icon Hysteria,not poison,say Israelis
      214 7 TEL AVIV, Fri. Top Israeli medical experts say hysteria not poison triggered a mysterious epidemic that hospitalised more than 409 people m the occupied West Bank. Mr Baruch Modan, director general of the Israeli Health Ministry, told reporters m Tel Aviv yesterday that the Centre for Disease
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      Lock icon Soviet press continues verbal assault
      171 7 Soviet press continues verbal assault MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet press yesterday continued to attack Israel, only 24 hours after warning the Israelis against preparing military actions against Syria. The government newspaper Izvestia said the "Zionist leaders" aimed to "trigger wars and aggressions against their Arab neighbours". In a statement yesterday,
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      Lock icon Talks rebuff
      49 7 BAGOTA, Fri. Colombia's communist guerillas, who have been fighting for 30 years m some parts of the country, have offered to meet the government "at the highest level" but the army has rebuffed the offer with a charge that the leftists are not sincerely seeking peace. AFP
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      Lock icon Jerusalem troops protect Good Friday pilgrims
      179 7 JERUSALEM, Fri. Thousands of Christian pilgrims prepared today to retrace Christ's route to his crucifixion m cross-hearing processions, protected by hundreds of Israeli troops. For Roman Catholics around the world, Good Friday observances have taken on added significance because Pope John Paul II designated
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      Lock icon No F-16s for Israel
      389 7 REAGAN INSISTS ON ISRAELIS PULLING OUT OF LEBANON FIRST WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan said yesterday that until Israel withdraws its forces from Lebanon he will not permit the transfer of 75 F-16 fighter jets that have been held up since last summer. "We are forbidden
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    Ben will give more bite to fund raising
    277 9 WATCH It! The "champ" will be on the look-out for you at Orchard Road today. Bat, don't worry too much as this champ is not a boxer (of the sporting type) but a friendly Dobermann called "Ben." He's a champion of dog
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    Hoteliers slow to take on part-time workers
    379 9 Hoteliers slow to take on part-time workers HOTELIERS here are taking too long to integrate part-time staff into their workforce. Booming business m the past few years has led many to believe that full-time workers would be available as long as the hotel is prepared to pay enough. But m
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    'Work together to set up more creches'
    262 9 THE government, employers and parents must work together to set up more and better childcare centres or creches as such facilities are far from adequate. The National Trades Union Congress chairman, Mrs Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, said the NTUC runs 14 creches and they
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    Fewer accidents near overhead bridges
    332 9 Fewer accidents near overhead bridges 39.5 pc drop m number of mishaps involving pedestrians THE number of traffic accidents involving pedestrians near places with overhead bridges has dropped following the stepping up of the programme to build more such bridges. According to the National Development Ministry's 1982 annual report, the
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    Historic links snap as hospital closes down quietly
    327 10 Historic links snap as hospital closes down quietly ■LJuaLE 2SS Itf 13 iaJ TWO staff members who served the Sembawang Hospital since the British turned it over to the government m 1971, embraced each other before going their separate ways. The hospital, located m Canberra Road, was closed on Thursday.
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    Botanies extension will have a tree garden
    242 10 Botanies extension will have a tree garden A "TREE GARDEN" will be included m the Botanic Gardens' 15-hec-tare extension, which is adjacent to the Institute of Education. There are also plans for shrubberies m the extension, according to the Ministry of National Development 1982 annual report. The report added that
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    Major Fong's date
    36 10 THE Minister of State (Culture) and MP for Chai Chee, Major Fong Sip Chee, will officially open Fengshan Primary School on April 9 and not today, as reported m The Straits Times yesterday.
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    Wait-and-see reaction to new petrol
    332 10  -  ROMEO PAJARILLO By MOTORISTS have adopted a wait-and-see attitude to the new grade of petrol introduced by Shell yesterday. They want to see how it affects other people's vehicles before trying it themselves. At 99.2 cents a litre, the new grade of petrol, called Shellextra,
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    $18,600 taken from woman abducted outside bank
    159 11 FOUR men escaped with $18,600 m cash on Thursday afternoon after abducting a 29--year-old woman. Miss M. Ng, an employee of an electronics company, was waiting inside Lee Wah Bank at Robinson Road after withdrawing money for her company when a car pulled
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    Now women hell-riders race during weekends
    266 11  -  PAUL WEE Police keep close watch By SOME women have joined the ranks of the hell-riders m their illegal night races during weekends. The Traffic Police's chief of operations, Supt Robert Woodworth, said they had information about women riders and had identified one of
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    Marina Centre roads to get local flavour
    163 11 Marina Centre roads to get local flavour THE roads serving Marina Centre, Singapore's newest city on the reclaimed land off Nicoll Highway, will bear names that are totally Singaporean. The first stretch of the road network has been given names such as Raffles Avenue and Boulevard, Temasek Boulevard and Avenue,
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    SIA's first'Big Top 747' to fly in may
    263 11 SIA's first'Big Top 747' to fly in may SINGAPORE Airline's first Boeing-747 SUD (Stretched Upper Deck) aircraft will make its debut trans-Pacific flight on May 5. It will replace the 8747--200 aircraft now flying through Tokyo to Los- Angeles three times a week on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The second
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    Parklane's anti-crime committee
    77 11 A CRIME Prevention Committee has been formed m Parklane Shopping Mall m Selegie Road. This is the seventh such committee to be set up by managements of shopping centres to create greater security awareness. The new committee will be launched on Tuesday and a crime prevention exhibition
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    Calling all shutterbugs
    46 11 THE Photographic Society of Singapore will be holding the 1983 Asean Salon of Photography at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from July 12 to 17. Closing date for entries is May 15. Entry forms can be obtained from 4, Cashin Street, Singapore 0718.
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    Thousands worship by candlelight
    94 11 THE grounds of the Church of St Joseph was a sea of people yesterday when thousands flocked there for the Good Friday service and candlelight procession. To get a seat for the 6.45 p.m. service, people had to be there by 2 p.m. Those who could
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    Lock icon Fijian soldiers leave
    91 11 MECHANICAL trouble on their plane kept a group of Fijian soldiers who were on their way to join the UN peacekeeping force m Sinai m Singapore for three days. A spokesman for the force said the 128 infrantrymen left for Sinai last night after spare parts needed
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    Malay dances for two nights
    115 11 THE Culture Ministry will present two nights of Malay dances this month for the first time. A ministry official said that m the past most dance performances featured a potpourri of Chinese, Indian and Malay dances by the various dance troupes. In the April 8
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      71 11 thousands of Singaporeans have received this assurance. You can as well. Come and discover this promise at our Easter Sunday Services. 3rd April 1983 Easter Sunrise Service 6:45 am m the Church grounds with Pastor Melvin Huang preaching. Easter Worship Service 10:00 am at the National Theatre, Clemenceau Avenue, with
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      Horror hits orchid homes
      242 12 FARMHOUSE GIRL DIES AFTER FIGHTER PLANES COLLIDE IN MID-AIR OVER KAMPUNG A VIOLENT crash m the sky on Wednesday brought death and destruction to a quiet karnpung of orchid farms. The crash involved two fighter aircraft, one Singaporean, the other Australian. They were only 100 metres
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      How the CPF staff welfare schemes work
      157 12 How the CPF staff welfare schemes work MORE details have been given on how company welfare schemes using Central Provident Fund money will work. Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, chairman of the National Productivity Board which wants the schemes for Singapore said employers will use 10 per cent of their CPF
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      Six gorillas for zoo island
      85 12 Six gorillas for zoo island 0 1 [SHOIg_ SIX gorillas will soon join other animals at the zoo thanks to a gift of $850,060 promised by Keppel Shipyard. The gorillas will have an island to themselves near the deer park. JOB hunters are still choosy. Out of 31,900 jobs offered
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      New 99c prytol grade
      154 12 New 99c pr ytol grade A NEW grade of petrol went on sale m Singapore yesterday. It is similar to the top premium grade but, at 99 cents a litre, is 5 cents cheaper than premium. It went on sale at Shell petrol stations and is called Shell Extra. Caltex
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      MORE AT SAF GO FOR BEST
      97 12 MORE AT SAF GO FOR BEST MORE Best courses will start for National Servicemen later this month. As an experiment, Best lessons m English began m January for 472 soldiers from four units. The classes have been so successful that lessons will now start for about nine more units. By
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      FAKE $50 NOTES: SIX ARRESTS
      62 12 FAKE $50 NOTES: SIX ARRESTS POLICE have arrested six members of a gang suspected of using fake bank notes. A seventh man, thought to be the gang's leader, is still being hunted. Some of the fake $50 notes were first spent at shops during Singapore's eight-hour power failure on Feb
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      Trail of blood led police to strange clues at flat
      405 12 Trail of blood led police to strange clues at flat i^HHHHHH HUh h AGNES NG SIEW HEOK, 9, of Block 233 Toa Payoh. She died on Jan 24, 1981, from suffocation. GHAZALI bin MAZURKI, 10, of Holland Close. He died on the night of Feb 6, 1981, from drowning. ADRIAN
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      Newton gets $146,500 clean-up
      120 12 Newton gets $146,500 clean-up ABOUT $146,500 is being spent on Newton hawker centre. Work has already started to replace tables and stools and to improve the toilet block. MORE THAN 100 hawkers along the Singapore River at Raffles Place are to be moved at the end of this year to
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      World wise
      191 12 ABOUT 15,000 Cambodians escaped into Thailand on Thursday after Vietnamese soldiers attacked a village on the ThaiCambodian border, 300 km east of Bangkok. Meanwhile the Prime Minister of Cambodia's democratic government set up last year to get the Vietnamese out of their country, is due to arrive m
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      Reagan's bombshell: I want to use space-laser weapons
      141 12 Reagan's bombshell: I want to use space-laser weapons THE BATTLE between the United States and the Soviet Union to have the best weapons has taken a new torn. US President Ronald Reagan says he wants to use lasers which are powerful beams of light similar to those used m the
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      138 13 Now you can buy a new grade of petrolSHELLEXTRA. r II You'll pay less for SHELLEXTRA but /9 (9 T^r^ still get maximum power and kilometres. g^ "/O) r^ZZ~- SHELLEXTRA also contains ASD, S^ the special additive proven m Supershell to V^^ /y J *masm**m&**esss*^ M clean your engine as
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  • Article
    NWC working towards flexible wage guideline
    354 14  -  IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent UNION and employer representatives are narrowing the options in their search for a National Wage Council increase guideline that leaves room for direct bargaining. The two parties have been probing to see how far each is prepared to
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    Handbook for developers
    54 14 THE Handbook on Planning Applications, 1983, containing the latest guidelines for development by the private sector, will be on sale at the National Development Building from Monday. Published by the Public Works Department, it will be sold at counter nine on the second storey of the building.
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    46th meeting
    31 14 THE Filipino Association of Singapore is holding its 46th annual meeting tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. at Ming Court Hotel. For details, members should telephone Mrs Marlene Decipeda on *****95.
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    Sikh community to get new $8.5 m temple
    401 14 A NEW $8.5 million Central Sikh Temple is to be built at the Serangoon Road/Towner Road junction site of the present makeshift temple. Work on the project will start m the middle of this month. The temple is expected to be ready
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    Six centres to house firms affected by redevelopment
    367 14 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority is building six centres costing more than $300 million to house commercial enterprises affected by urban redevelopment. Together, they will provide about 1,709 parking lots, according to the National Development Ministry's latest annual report. The centres are: Beauty
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    New way to keep an eye on HDB lifts
    116 14 A NEW system for the surveillance of lifts m Housing Board flats has been successfully tested m 20 lifts at Ang Mo Klo. The board will start installing the Telemonitoring System (TMS) m all HDB lifts m the middle of this
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    Singapore 25 pc sufficient in fish
    186 14 Singapore 25 pc sufficient in fish SINGAPORE supplies a quarter of the fish it consumes. Local fish production increased by 2,000 tonnes to 18,000 tonnes last year compared to 1981. About 40 per cent of the total tonnage was landed by offshore fishing vessels, mainly trawlers based at Kangkar and
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      66 14 ANNOUNCEMENT PALELAI BUDDHIST TEMPLE The President, Mdm MARY YAP, Members of the Management Committee and The Resident Chief Monk, Rev. PHRAKRU PRAKASA DHAMMAKUM, (LONG-POR) cordially invite All Friends, Well- Wishers, Temple Members, Devotees and their families to PALELAI BUDDHIST TEMPLE, 359 C, Bedok Road, Singapore 1646. (Tel: *****0) on Saturday
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Act will be changed to provide for Bar exam
      191 15 Act will be changed to provide for Bar exam KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Legal Profession Act is to be amended to Erovide for the proposed >ar examination for Malaysian law graduates from Britain. The decision was made this week at a meeting of representatives of the judiciary, the Bar Council,
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      Lock icon Cabinet reshuffle expected in May
      174 15 Cabinet reshuffle expected in May Singapore can help us, says Chief Minister WE BELIEVE that Singapore can play a big role in helping us achieve oar (development) m targets. s Chief Minister of Malacca Abdul Rahim Full story on Page 18. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Prime Minister is expected
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      New Act for care centres
      61 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Welfare Ministry hopes to draw up a new Act by early next year to bring all chilacare centres under its control. Under the proposed act, home-based and institutional child-care centres will have to be registered and required to meet certain standards.
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      Lock icon Life sentence
      49 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A 30-year-old unemployed Malaysian was sentenced to life imprisonment by the sessions court here today for possession of 184.8 gm of heroin. Lim Chen Ching, who committed the offence on Feb 21, was also ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan. AFP
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon $83 million experiment
        61 15 THE government has agreed m principle to implement tne Aerobus mass transit project on an experimental basis, Deputy Federal Territory Minister Muhiyidin Yasin told the Senate on Thursday. The project would cost an estimated $83.4 million. Mr Muhiyidin said that an implementation study was being prepared and
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        Lock icon Sudan aid to be sought
        80 15 PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has agreed to invite Sudanese Law Minister Dr Hassan Turabi to Malaysia to help upgrade Islamic law courts to the level of civil courts. The Deputy Minister m the Prime Minister's Department, Mr Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia wanted
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        Lock icon Beating tax rise
        55 15 NEARLY 5,000 company vehicles were transferred to individuals since the increase m road tax for company vehicles last October, Transport Minister Datuk Lee San Choon told the Senate yesterday. Datuk Lee said the government did not plan to impose conditions to control such ownership transfers because it
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      Lock icon Petrol prices to go down 4 cents a litre
      196 15 Petrol prices to go down 4 cents a litre KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE prices of premium and regular petrol m Malaysia will be cheaper by four cents per litre from tomorrow. However 1 the prices of kerosene, diesel and liquified petroleum gas (LPG) will remain unchanged. The new price of
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      Lock icon Mapping out dental plan
      54 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Deans of dental schools from 11 countries will hold a fiveday meeting here from Monday to map out a dental education programme, the World Health Organisation's regional office here announced yesterday. The countries taking part include Australia, China, Fiji, Hongkong, Japan, South Korea,
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      Lock icon Kidnap victim set free
      58 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A millionaire industrialist was released unharmed by his kidnappers m Bukit Mertajam on Wednesday night, after being held captive for 13 days, press reports said here today. Teoh Eng Seng, 53, was freed near his house after his family paid a ransom of
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      Lock icon Bumi status not in a bin or binti
      115 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Having "bin" or "binti", m a name does not confer the status of bnmipntra on any person, "Bin" or "binti" was used only for the purpose of sex Identification, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Mohamad Kassim Ahmad said m the
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      Lock icon Customs seize 20kg of opium
      136 15 ALOR STAR, Fri. A Customs party seized 20 kg of raw opium at the Malaysian-Thai border m Laka Temin, Cangloon, about 44 km from here on Wednesday. Escaped The 10 slabs of opium were believed to have come from the Golden Triangle. Kedah/Perlis Customs director,
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      Lock icon Video 'shortage'
      55 15 PENANG, Fri. The closure of video shops, following a police crackdown on uncensored tapes, has hit the State Information Department. A source said the depart- ment's mobile information units, which used video feature films to explain development programmes to the people, were finding it dif--ticult to obtain feature
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      Lock icon 5 pc growth for this year
      344 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia's central bank, Bank Negara, m its annual report has predicted the economy will grow by at least 5 per cent m the fiscal year that begins today, compared to 4.6 per cent growth m 1982. But the report, released yesterday,
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    The straits Times says... No inequity in that relief
    458 16 The straits Times says... No inequity in that relief THERE is nothing like suggestions of inequity to arouse moral indignation and cause unnecessary doubts about a good policy. The decision to allow extra child relief for specially qualified women has been developing into an issue with some people. It was
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    530 16 MONSIGNOR DEEP down Memory Lane, only the Catholic bishop of the time m this region carried with him the title: Monsignor (Mgr, for short). The title, Italian m name, was bestowed on him by virtue of his office by the Pope m Rome.
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    Why Soviet-US nuclear diatribes are not propaganda
    1104 16  - Why Soviet-US nuclear diatribes are not propaganda JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week By of Global-Stats Ltd, London Andropov: 1 Referred to 1972 Anti-Ballistl< Missile Treaty Wtli Soviet missile armoury become redundant? Reagan: Prepared I to share technology THE AMERICAN leadership, acting at the request
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    Space war: Fiction and reality
    523 16 APART from the political implications of President Reagan's advocacy of space war technology, how realistic is it? Unfortunately, from the viewpoint of "space-war" enthusiasts, the state of the art still falls far short of reality. David Fishlock, science editor of The Financial Times, maintains that
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      9 16 Wgf The Architects of Time ff \SSSp f""s-"^H -*^zr
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      140 16 Exciting V^StKI Cups at the BURGEE KING Fast-Service Family Restaurants \...witfi every sandwich order and a medium or large soft drink. And there are different TRON character cups for you to collect! One character will be offered each week (till Bth April) and will be available only while v stocks
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  • FORUM
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      Fuel cost is only half the story
      168 17 Bus fares: I REFER to the letter "Will bus fares be lower?" by Ricky Chan, who asked if bus fares will be lower iii view of the drop m oil prices. (ST, March 22). The price drop is indeed welcome news for the
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      Special child relief should be given to all
      483 17 THE specially qualified woman (SQW) is definitely very privileged. Her classmates who left school at 16 or 18 to work, started to contribute to the economy and the state coffers m income taxes at an early age. The SQW continued her studies
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      Why they have had to wait for over 6 years
      170 17 Why they have had to wait for over 6 years REPLY I REFER to the letter "What's the outcome?" by "NUSI2/76/H7O" (ST, March 19) seeking a reply to her claim lodged with the Ministry of Labour m 1976. The claimant together with eight others filed claims against their exemployer for
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      Will new SBC channel put a strain on announcers?
      405 17 Will new SBC channel put a strain on announcers? AS A foreigner who has been residing on and off here since 1976, and who has been entertained by the programmes of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, I would like to record my appreciation of these. Both their quality and content, especially
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      Ways to handle traffic problem
      222 17 "GOING Bananas," who wrote the letter "Commuters fed-up with the traffic jams along these roads" (ST, March 28), is absolutely right m saying that Upper Bukit Timah/ Woodlands Roads are poorly-policed, resulting m traffic jams every day. With only two lanes to offer, these roads
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      I didn't cause crash but I suffered
      374 17 I didn't cause crash but I suffered IF "PSH," who wrote the letter "When trouble came crashing from behind" (ST, March 25), thinks his experience is bad, he may find consolation m that he is not alone. My case is more frustrating. The accident happened m Johore and through no
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      Malacca to woo Singapore investors
      1204 18 The legion with ISMAIL KASSIM B The manufacturing sector contributed 13-14 per cent to GDP last year. Our target is to reach 18 per cent by 1985 and 32 per cent by 1990. Encik Adbal Rahim, CWef Minister of Malacca: 6 Our infrastructure is relatively
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      603 18 3 ATTENTION ALL fc INVESTORS OF Genuine Shanghai Rosewood Biackwood Furniture. Shanghai Blackwood Dining Set: Set 7 Set 9. The difference between genuine Shanghai Furniture and others is m the handwork. Hong Kong/Canton SHANGHAI Simple mainly Totally handcrafted machine made. and handpolished. SAM TAT AGENCIES (PTE) LTD (Importer* M Exporter*)
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      67 18 FOREIGN INVESTMENTS: Kftl IP^al Malacca seeks to encourage B^^&Sm^ more foreign investments, ""v- l|jiil especially from Singapore. The type of industries sought are those which are labour-intensive m rubber-based or food processing sectors. Malacca seeks to earn »oj ;^C-^r more tourist dollars. It fe^Ul \>*^ has made efforts towards this
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  • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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      New York
      483 19 ENERGY STOCKS dominated trading and turned m a steadier performance on Thursday but the rest of the market did not fare as well. Prices closed sharply lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 8.9 points m the first half hour of trading but then eroded steadily through the
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      Amsterdam
      287 19 ACTIVE shares made further' gains on Thursday afternoon following Wednesday's higher Wall Street. The bourse index for internationals rose four points to a new record of 128.2 points. Royal Dutch Shell and Unilever led internationals, rising by 4.50 and 3.10 guilders respectively to 108.90 and 219.00. Among banks, NMB
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      Selected Indices
      51 19 H.K.HANG SENG Friday closed Thursday 996.01 Week Ago 983.33 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday closed Thursday 652.1 Week Ago 650.1 ALL ORDINARIES Friday closed Thursday 512.7 Week Ago 507.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 655.1 Wednesday 651.0 Week Ago 654.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 1 130.03 Wednesday 1143.29 Week Ago
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      Unit trusts
      189 19 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices (or Apr 4) The Commerce 3.30 3.51 The Savings Fund 1.82 1.93xd Spore Prog Fund 1.46 1.55 Spore Sec. Fund 2.20 2.34 Spore Invest Fund 1.15 1.22 Spore Equity Fund 1.42 1.51 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices (or Apr 4) Mai Invest Fund
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      Tokyo
      454 19 THE Tokyo stock market yesterday fell slightly on profit-taking as dealers and investors became cautious about the high prices after the records set m the past four days. The market average lost 9.70 points to close at 8,469.00 after setting a record on Thursday for the fourth consecutive day.
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      Bangkok
      202 19 SHARE prices m Bangkok yesterday closed mostly higher m quiet trading with cement and finance groups leading the activity. The Book Club index rose 0.39 point to 116.09 on a turnover of 34.6 million baht with over 412,000 shares traded. Siam Cement and Siam City Cement advanced four baht
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      Market holidays
      23 19 All markets m Sydney, Hongkong, Manila and Singapore were closed yesterday for Good Friday. Zurich market report and prices were unavailable,
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    Traders turn cautious in KL
    561 19 THE KUALA LUMPUR stock market yesterday closed the week on a mixed note as investors turned cautions following easier overnight trading conditions on Wall Street. Furthermore, with the Singapore and Hongkong bourses closed for Good Friday, local investors were somewhat uncertain as to which direction
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1919 19 INDUSTRIALS Aicom (2.068 2.075) (29) 2.08 (17) 2.09 (4) 2.10 (23) 2.06 (16) 2.07 A Choc (2.648 2.685) (1) 2.60 (4) 2.64 (1) 2.68 AMD (2.308) (4) 2.34 (1) 2.29 (2) 2.30 Bate (4.205) Ben and Co (1.338 1.355) (18) 1.38 (6) 1.37 (9) 1.35 B Kawat (2.805)
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      RUBBER
      226 19 LONDON: Rubber futures were quiet throughout Thursday, with prices showing an overall easier trend against a background of sterling's strength against the dollar. Closing prices were unchanged to £7 a tonne lower. Turnover totalled nine lots of five tonnes and 675 lots of 15 tonnes, of which 595 lots
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      STRAITS TIN
      269 19 THE STRAITS tin price m Penang yesterday firmed 15 cents to M 530.65 a kilo, within the International Tin Agreement lower sector of $29.15 and $32.06. Dealers noted that there was strong demand from Europe, the US, Japan, and local interests, adding that the buffer stock manager was
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  • Money and exchanges
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      Forex
      205 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The US dollar yesterday closed mixed m dull and featureless trading m view of the holiday m most foreign markets. It rose to 238.95/239.15 yen from an opening 238.90/239.10 but was still below New York's 239.00/20 close, and held at 2.4260/80 marks throughout the. day after opening
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      GOLD
      56 19 Thus Wed Melbourne(l) 476.448 475.698 481.25S 480.50S New York 415.008 412.508 416.00S 413.50S London 414.008 417.258 415.00S 418.25S Zurich 413.008 417.008 416.00S 420.00S Paris 418.44 417.15 Pri Tknn Hongkong closed 413.508 414.5(8 Singapore (2) closed 413.508 414.50S Export prices m non-sterling areas m US dollar per ounce. (1) Australian
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      COPPER
      31 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1103.50 (£1112.00); sellers £1104,00 (£1112.50); Three Months buyers £1135.00 (£1146.00); sellers £1136.00 (£1146.50). Market teee: Easier. Salee: 13,150 tonnes.
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      PRIME LENDING RATE
      25 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.17 per cent. j
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      633 20 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire UNIVERSAL MILLING MACHINE for sale, 11 months old. Individual Vertical spindle drive 4 h.p. and horizontal spindle 6 1/2 h.p. motors. Condition as new. Tel: *****73 during office hours. KATO HYDRAULIC MOBILE crane and lorry mounted crane for hire. Reasonable charges. Tel: *****60. MACHINE FOR SALE
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      332 20 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive S ~N A leading Engineering Company providing a fully integrated service covering engineering, designing, installation, calibration, maintenance and overhauling of telecommunications, electronic instrumentation, defence electronics and marine electronic systems invites applications for the post of: /"SERUicTN SBIES VencfflEEß/ The Person: c Extensive experience m
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      452 21 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP SECURITIES CLEARING COMPUTER SERVICES (PTE) LTD Applications are Invited for the post of: DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Candidates must possess a good G.C.E. 'O' or 'A' level Certificate and must be prepared to work on 3 shift duties. Previous experience Is not a necessary requirement as
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      784 21 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical _jimui£_: We are a well-established and dynamic Group of Companies with regional interests. We require a Counter Sales Clerk Requirements: Preferably male, age 20 years and above GCE O' level Preferably 1 year experience m counter sales and
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      544 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical WANDER] WANDER, an International Company with Head Office m Switzerland, engaged m the manufacturing of OVALTINE and other food products, has vacancy for:- j RECEPTIONIST j The successful applicant must have:--e GCE 'O' level j a Fluency m spoken English and Mandarin a Ability
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      462 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An International Manufacturing Company m Jurong invites suitably qualified applicants for the post of:Receptionist/ Typist (Female Personnel Only) Qualifications/ Experience:- GCE 'O' Level or equivalent at least 3 credits passes LCC Intermediate typewriting, speed about 40 45wpm At least 1 year of working experience
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      543 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical PELMEC A large ball bearing manufacturing company m Jurong has immediate vacancy for a:Female Reception Clerk GCE 'O' Level c Able to type Pleasant personality Able to operate PABX Switchboard Attractive remuneration fringe benefits free transport alternate 5-day week Interested applicants please write m
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      496 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical nborber ujßhetmsen A member of the Barwil chain of International Shipping Agencies requires A) FEMALE TYPIST/ RELIEF TELEPHONE OPERATOR B) JUNIOR CLERK Requirements: GCE 'O' level with credit m English. For post (A), should have good typing speed. Post (B) is suitable for recent
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      643 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established electronic firm requires MALE SHIPPING CUM DESPATCH CLERK (Chinese) minimum G.C.E. 'D' level c ability to type at 30 w.p.m. c completed full-time National Service c salary $450 to $500 negotiable exclusive of transport allowance c intensive training will be provided
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      628 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A local Buying House has an immediate vacancy tor:ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements:--e GCE 'O' level LCC Intermediate bookkeeping Able to type c Salary $500 to $600 Apply with fuil particulars, contact phone number to:S.T. Box A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923 Established Company requires
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      725 21 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required by workshop Able to type c Answering phone calls Interested please call personally at: Blk 1010 Bukit Merah Lane #01-105 Tel: *****76. GENERAL CLERK required by an advance farm at ChuaChuKang. Interested, please call: *****66/7 for an appointment. Required Immediately
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      745 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales I Take up 1 a career m f retailing The Times Organisation, the largest publishing S L connection m Southeast Asia, offers you a reward- 3P ing career as a Sales Trainee. «fc This is the job for you at
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      562 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales GOOD REMUNERATIONS FRINGE BENEFITS FOR THE RIGHT PERSONS. A) TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES ITC/VITB certificate m Electrical Engineering or equivalent. 5 years proven sales experience m Electrical products. c Good contact with Electrical Contractors/ Dealers. B) SALES REPRESENTATIVE G.C.E. 'A' level preferred. Aged 35 -45 c
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      743 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES EXECUTIVES required by carpet stockist and wholesalers. Requirements GCE 'O' level with English and Maths Pleasant Hardworking disposition Own transport Please write m with experience, salary expected and contact tel. no to The Manager 217 Lavender Street Singapore 1233 Leading Wholesaler m Household Ware*
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      647 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical _umui__ The UMW Group of Companies require Technical Assistants Requirements: Diploma m Mechanical Engineering or equivalent Those who possess only NTC level but with some experience may also be considered Knowledge of construction and earth moving equipment and at least 3 years
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      156 22 N, well established American marine engineering and construction company has a vacancy for the position of: Electrical Draftsman Qualifications and Experience ITC or equivalent Trade certificate m Electrical Installation would be an advantage Minimum 3 years drafting and MTO m the oil and gas industry Males preferred Applicant must be
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      432 22 66 Situations Vacant Technical I Data Heads Manufacturer of Magnetic Recording Heads for the Computer industry requires MACHINE OPERATOR Female preferred Dut either sex applicable Must possess NTC II m Metal Machining with at least 1 year's experience m surface grinding Knowledge and experience m "Jones Shipment" surface grinder will
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      647 22 66 Situations Vacant Technical T NTUC FAIRPRICE m view of our expansion programme there is a need to increase our Maintenance Team, applications are therefore invited for the post of AIRCONDITIONING/ REFRIGERATION MECHANICS VITB Grade 3in Airconditioning/Refrlgeration c Minimum 3 years working experience Applicants with more than 5 years practical
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      497 22 I 66 Situations Vacant Technical Construction Company require C.E. ENGINEER Candidates should possess: A degree m civil engineering from a recognised University and be a registered professional engineer. c He should have at least 3 years' working experience, c Commencing salary $3,000. Interested please send m personal particulars, qualifications, experience,
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      387 22 66 Situations Vacant Technical Well established Manufacturing Firm requires an experienced: ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Applicants should have a formal education m Electronics and a number of years of working experience. Completed N.S. Please apply m writing stating qualifications, working experience and expected salary to:S.T. BOX A***** 390, Kirn Seng Road Singapore
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      423 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production Walk-in interview on I Saturday and Sunday I between 8.30 am I In 1981, our sales grew by 10% In 1982, sales increased by 6% This year, we plan to increase by 10% But orders
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      179 23 66 Situations Vacant g) Production RAPID ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY for Female Production Operators Willing to learn and apply QC Circle Techniques ■rStarting^^B^?' Salary: Our Average Operator now earns $390 PLUS NO SHIFT WORK--5 DAY WEEK (Bam to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday) Transport Allowance ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE BONUS! $60 FOR 6 MONTHS Normal
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      410 23 66 Situations Vacant g) Production We are the largest Radio Remote Controlled Car (Toy) Manufacturer, urgently require the following position*: 1. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS 2. REPAIR GIRLS 3. GENERAL WORKERS (MALE) Requirements: Primary education Age 16 to 35 years Interested applicants, please call personally from Monday to Friday, from 9a.m.
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      610 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous HUP" >niii! EUROPEAN STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE LTD We invite applications for the following positions: Applicants should possess a Technical Certificate m Electronics or equivalent with 2 years' purchasing experience m the electronics industry. The successful candidate will be responsible for
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      788 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous li requires 1 1 PROOFREADER (l GCE 'O' level credit m English J) Prepared to work on shifts I I Starting basic salary: J 1 $400 or more I j $470 for applicants who have completed NS 1 I Duties
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      416 23 66 Situations Vacant aa i) Miscellaneous UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP invites applications for the posts of BANK CLERK/ TELLER Requirements: 4 GCE 'O' level credit passes. Age between 17 and 25 years. Ability to type. Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be offered. Interested candidates are to submit their applications
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      571 24 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous URBAN DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD (UDMC) invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents for the post of HOUSING MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Qualifications Experience GCE with 4 "O' level passes which must include English Language, Mathematics and preferably an appropriate Science/Technical subject, or
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      662 24 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Financial Institution require* MESSENGERS urgently. Age 18 years and above, c Able to speak English. Good starting salary with 3 months annual bonus and other fringe benefits. Interested appMeans please write to: The Advertiser S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923 A CONSULTANCY
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      717 24 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALE DELIVERY CLERK urgently required by local trading/ manufacturing company. Requirements: Age below 25, neat appearance. c Completed N.S. c Possess a class 2 and 3 valid driving licence. c Knowledge m English Language is an advantage. Applicants please call Miss Tang *****33 for interview.
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      678 24 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIRED 2 PUMP Attendants at 37 Braddell Road, Spore 1335. Tel. *****22. REQUIRED SEAMAN, SHIP Officer, Local Master, Greaser and Bendari/ Cook. Tel: *****55. r~V VEHICLES P«f BOATS 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire DON'T MISS THE SINGAPORE POWERBOAT ASSOCIATION Easter Boat Show Races Matilda Beach Resort
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      428 24 I friITOfmiPROOF SPECIALISTS will be closed for renovation from Apr 2 16. We will reopen on Apr 17 with even better service and facilities for you. Call *****72/3 and make an appointment now. Any inconvenience caused is regretted. Autorustproof Specialists (S) Pte Ltd L^ Blk 15 Toa Payoh Ind. Park
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      495 24 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1974 DATSUN 120 Y. PARF, tax, insurance, tyres new, radio cassette, passed Vicom, Good condition. $8,300 negotiable. Tel: *****33. ALMOST 1979 DATSUN 100A. One owner, new paint, tyres, full accessories. Down payment $2,500. *****2. APRIL, 1979, DATSUN 120Y GL. 2 private owners. Aircond, radio,
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      640 24 WELL KEPT 1976 Honda Civic 1500 4-door. Passed inspection, new tyres, sports rims, aircond, expensive radio/ cassette. Beautiful paint, very sporty. PARF. $10,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****48 after 12.00 noon. •75 JULY HONDA Life 360 c.c. 4-door, new insurance and road tax. Passed Vicom test. In showroom condition. See to appreciate.
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      660 24 76 Vehicles For Sale It) Mercedes MERCEDES BENZ 280S 1976 November. 1 owner. Selling $32,000. Company registered. Interested, please call *****54. 1974 MERCEDES BENZ 200. One company owner, aircond, radio cassette, beautiful condition. *****52. 1976 MERCEDES 200 Aircond, stereo. Excellent condition. PARF eligible. $26,300 0.n.0. Tel: *****57. 1977 MERCEDES 250
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      711 24 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota 1977 CROWN SUPER. Fully automatic. Power steering, brakes, windows, boot. PARF eligible Excellent condition. $32,900. *****58/*****58. 1978 TOYOTA CRESSIDA Company plate, 1 owner, aircond, radio/ cassette. Trade-in acceptable. $14,400 0.n.0. Pager: *****33 ext. 35, David Ong. 1980 TOYOTA CELICA 1600 ST liftback, Company registered,
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      593 24 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others Call Wayfoong for Fast approvals on loans Competitive rates Friendly, efficient service Wayioong Mortgage and g Finance (S) Ltd A wholly-owned subsidiary ot o The Hongkong and Shanghai a Banking Corporation < Shaw House, 354 Orchard Road »01 -01 Singapore 0923 •Attractive interest rates.
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      1344 25 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale l) Others I) Others Rant- f^H^lW"- W ""V* Pri i ARF Hire PurchaM 4-Door Saloon Mod*. ""fa f) Ow'Jltom, I TOYOTA Corolla 1300 EX 19,500 25,500 5,100 685 TOYOTA Corona 1500 Extra ?fi soo i_ snn 7inn Q4«; Power Steenng,4-speed Manual 2650
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      737 25 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 11 RAFFLES PARK cosy single-storey bungalow, 3 bedrooms, separate servant's room, fully furnished $3,500. Available immediately. Tel: *****2/ *****8. DIST 10 SHAMROCK PARK Cosy single-storey bungalow. Spacious separate living/ dining. Family lounge, patio. 3 bedrooms study. Matured garden. Partly furnished. $6,500. Everton Realty *****76/
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      761 25 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LUXURIOUS APARTMENT available for Top Management Personnel Big, new and luxurious apartment, near Newton Circus. Gross area approx 6,000 sq.ft. All interested persons to contact:--*****11 ext 225 I NO BROKERS PLEASE I Disl. 9 ORCHARD BOULEVARD 3 bedrooms maisonette apartment, large balcony high floor, Dist.
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      805 25 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED apartment (3 bedrooms), servant's with swimming pool and security ($3,000). Call: Tudor Home. *****88. CENTRAL DISTRICT, INTERNATIONAL Plaza, 2-bedroomed apartment. Central aircond, pool, high rise. $2,200. *****92./ *****02. Allegro. DISTRICT 2, SPOTTISWOODE Park Apartment, high floor, 2 bedrooms. Fully furnished. Rental $1,980/-
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      703 25 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses A BANK DIRECTOR requires houses/ apartments m Dists. 5, 9, 10, 11, 21 by expatriate staff. Budget $2,000 $20,000. Owners call General Properties *****13/ *****75. A GROUP OF Foreign Company Executives are looking for accommodation, different budgets, if your property is available, please call: 235-7404.
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      662 25 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OPPOSITE SEMBAWANG PARK double-storey semi-detached, renovated. 4 bedrooms, separate dining room. Large kitchen, patio, brick fence and arches. Partially furnished. Over 2,000 sq.ft. Freehold. $450,000 0.n.0. No agent. Contact: *****90. DIST 21, SUNSET WAY, vicinity, double-storey bungalow, 4 bedrooms/servant's, well maintained, 11,883 sq.ft. Freehold.
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      845 25 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments GOODLUCK GARDEN 2-bedroom- ed condominium, 1,200 sq.ft., freehold, $340,000. Rur-Ban Real- ty *****25 (8 lines). PARKVIEW MANSION, JURONG ,2- bedroomed, study apartment. 1050 sq.ft. Balcony facing garden. $248,000. Excellent investment. Foreigners eligible. Benco: *****77. SHANGHAI COURT, OFF River Valley Road 3rd storey walk-up.
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      625 25 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments TOA PAYOH 3-ROOMED flat near market/school. $52,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****18. 3-ROOMED HDB FLAT m Holland Close, very good location. Price negotiable Tel: *****38. 3-ROOMED HDB FLAT m Chal Chee for sale. Call Chew *****5 after Ip.m. 2ND STOREY, 3-ROOMED flat at Blk 19,
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      760 25 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale ADELPHI (LOWER GROUNDFLOOR) and Singapore Shopping Centre, immediate sale, good location. Interested call: *****60/ *****17. CENTRAL ORCHARD VICINITY Ist class shopping complex available from $1,200 p.s.f. Completion 1984. Rur-Ban Realty *****25 (8 lines). PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL well located shop of 320 sq.ft. for sale at
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      306 26 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted VACANT FACTORY/OFFICE TO LET Factory area 990 m 2 (10,656 sq.ft.) Office area :148 m 2 (1,593 sq.ft.) Location Shaw Road (Off MacPherson Road) Ample Parking Lots Enquiries: Tel: 337 2211 (Lynn Tan) ~92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I
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      666 26 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Under-i Holiday LONDON Beneath the streets of London%^ AS-YOU-FLEASE FROM run the trains of the Underground system. You can To: British Airways Bth Storey, Goldhill Plaza, Thomson Road, Singapore 1 1 30. BnfVM MkMM2i£% I'd iike t0 explore the tunnels beneath London and 6
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      489 26 102 Tours urn SHENTOURS PICK A PERFECT HOLIDAY MANILA/BAGUIO/PAGSANJAN/ TAGAYTAY 6 DAYS $1150 MANILA/BAGUIO/PAGSANJAN/ CEBU 7 DAYS $1299 MANILA/HONGKONG 9 DAYS $1650 MANILA/HONGKONG/ TAIWAN 14 DAYS $2268 Departure: Apr 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9. 16, 23. 30. 31. Jun 1.6,8.9,13, 15,16.17.20,21, 22,27 BANGKOK/PATTAYA 5 DAYS 5731 BANGKOK/PATTAYA/ CHIENGMAI 8
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      416 26 102 Tours 102 Tours Bth Grand Mass Wedding Honeymoon Tours Venue: Nepture Theatre Restaurants Night Club. Ceremony Date: 1 8 September 83 Dep, Date: 19 September 83 (Europe, America Asia Honeymoon Tours Itineraries are Available _EUROPE Holland. W. Germany, Austria, Italy. Vatican. Moroco, Switzerland, Litchtenstein, Belgium. England. France. Luxemberg. f
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      290 26 102 Tours 102 Tours -jt Ask 3 <***>_>. for more y— <^P r-f^y*-^*- < Cathay 7 P <^ > Holidays >^<^ ftJ^_C^]fi^^ to Japan.^^c-^^ <$^^T*p^ BDAYS Ssls29chs22 BANGKOK PATTAYA HONG KONG 15 DAYS *****3ch524 BANGKOK PATTAYA HONG KONG I. MACAU •TAIWAN/TAIPEI* HUAL'EN YEHLIU* WULAI •TAICHUNG SUN MOON LAKE •KAOHSIUNG 8
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      110 27 MDM TEO KHENG NEO Age: 66 passed away peacefully April 1, 1983, leaving behind beloved Husband: Neo Bah Kiat Daughters: Neo Tong Choo Neo Tong Bee Cheong Lye Neo (adopted) Sons-in-law Lain Kean Kon Koh Swee Piew and six grandchildren. Cortege leave Blk 21, Bedok South Road on
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      87 27 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE TAN YEE SENG (DEPARTED 29.3.83) WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS TO BJSHOP KAO JIH CHUNG, REV KAO JIH ENG, REV YU TECK SOI FOR CONDUCTING THE SERVICES, AND ALL RELATIVES, CHURCH MEMBERS, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES AND BUSINESS ASSCIATES FOR THEIR ATTENDANCE, ASSISTANCE, CONDOLENCE,
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      101 27 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF MR. PWEE TECK EE DEPARTED 2ND APRIL 1979 FOUR YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE YOU LEFT US. BUT MEMORIES AND MISSES OF YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED BY WIFE, SONS, DAUGHTERS, IN-LAWS, GRAND CHILDREN, RELATIVES AND ALL LOVED ONES. In Everlasting Memory of
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      92 27 MADAM FOO JUAT NGOH Aged 67 Went to be with the LORD on Ist April 1983 leaving behind:Daughters Sons-in-law Wong Siew Yong (Daisy) Wong Siew Cheong Wong Jee Boey Leong Oil Ken Godsons Tan Swan Beng Lim Joo Tong Grandsons Wong Peng Kong, Daniel Leong Jenn Gan Leong Jenn San
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      106 27 MR PANG YUM PEOW AGED 70 passed away peacefully on Friday Ist April 1983 at 10.05 am leaving behind his beloved: Sons Daughters-in-law Soy Guan, Bob Rosalind Lim KhyeGuan,Miki(CPT) Lee Choo, Kris Hock Guan, Michael Connie Fong Teck Guan, Martin Low Siew Woon, Doris Daughters Sons-in-faw Sye Kirn, Nancy U.
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      99 27 MR. CHNG KIAT LENG AGE 58 Passed away suddenly from Acute Myocardial Infarct at 2pm 30/3/83. A Graduate from Harvard University m Economics and a lawyer, Kiat Leng was a very special person whose life-time was devoted to the pursuit of knowledge and progress of mankind. He leaves behind Brother:
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      771 27 102 Tours 102 Tours t r Tnamhol TRAVEL SERVICE (S)PTE. LTD. I Head Office: I G l4- 16-1 8, Pearl's Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street, (Yangtze Theatre), Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines). Branch Office: I 119 People's Park Complex, Ground Fir., New Bridge Rd., i Singapore 0105. Tel: 91 1661/*****2/*****3/*****2
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      198 27 110 Computer Be a Computer Professional Through AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY EXAMINATION SCHEME Incorporating Programming/Systems Analysis options Commencing Day Evening Sessions: sth April '83 (12-month course) Our facilities include our recently installed NCR 1-9020 computer and other micro computers for 'hands-on' practicals. Please register now at: SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAINING CENTRE #07-01
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      634 27 110 Computer COMPUTER EDUCATION for School Leavers Others Non-Examination Examination Courses are available Types of Courses:- Basic Programming Fortran Programming IDPM (Institute of Data Processing Management) Fringe Benefits: c Each Student will be given a Computer during Practical Sessions Free application of Computer Softwear c Free Manuals given to Students
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      627 27 112 Commercial IMPORT, EXPORT PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION COURSE SYLLABUS COVERS:- Trade Terms, Sales Contract, Breach of Contract, Purchase Orders, Establishing Overseas Contact, International Trade, Methods of Payments, Banking, Type of L/C Shipping Practice, Containerised Shipping, Transhipment, Reshipment, Freight Calculation, Air Cargo, CCCN Coding, GSP, Chartering and Chartered Parties, Export Permits/Restriction,
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      872 27 111 Academic 111 Academic (GCE 'OVA' LEVELS MORNING/AFTERNOON/EVENING SESSIONS FOR SCIENCE COMMERCE streams TEACHERS: Local Foreign Graduates approved by the Ministry of Education Number <>! Classes: 10 Pre-U 1.6 Pre-U 11.8 See IV Deferment from National Service Student pass for foreign student could be arranged Parents/Students are invited 10 see
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      554 27 117 Modelling Those who are interested to join Hollywood Models (or fashion shows/photograph/ magazines, etc. for local/ overseas assignment European/Eurasian/Chinese All are welcome. Come personally to: HOLLYWOOD MODEL CENTRE ft ENTERPRISE 5001. Beach Road. #07-13. Golden Mile Complex (Won Hup Complex) Singapore 0719 Tel: ***** M or 18, Amber Mansion,
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      187 27 137 Religious 137 Religious Announcements Announcements rLIFE BEGINS fgb? FOR MM YOU ENGLISH LANGUAGE WORSHIP SERVICE DATE: BEGINNING 3RD APRIL 1983 TIME: 5.00 PM VENUE: CHERITH BAPTIST CHURCH 89 SERANGOON GARDEN WAY SINGAPORE 1955 1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION RING: I f *****9 J|| KIM TIAN CHURCH 811, Upper Serangoon Road
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      68 27 137 Religious Announcements COME HEAR AND FEEL GOD'S MESSAGE In "If my people A Musical experience In prayer and praise. St. Andrew's Cathedral, Coleman Street at 6 p.m. on Easter Sunday evening 3rd April '83. Presented by Bedok Extension Centre. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL, Coleman Street (Anglican/ Episcopalian). Easter Day Services
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      547 28 APPOINTMENTS GAMMON (HONG KONG) PTE LTD, the Singapore subsidiary of Hong Kong's leading civil engineering contractor, invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions:--j LAND SURVEYORS The successful candidates should have had at least 2 years post graduate experience m engineering survey and must be capable of working
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      650 28 ■We are a major Australian mining and mineral process-W ing company that has traditionally marketed our lead and silver m Europe through our subsidiary m the U.K. We have now established a Singapore-registered compaBny and our initial activity will be to create a strong marketing capability to develop the Asian
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      556 28 flsaUr KEMPTHORNE LIGHTING lullA COMPANY (SINGAPORE) A famous name m lighting m Singapore requires the service of a dynamic SALES EXECUTIVE Our products are well known and we are well supported by out dealers. We require someone to: 1) Present our products; and service our customers m okir current professional
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      842 28 I CHARTERED INDUSTRIES 1 I OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD 1 I SCHOLARSHIPS IN ENGINEERING/ H m COMPUTER SCIENCE U (OVERSEAS LOCAL AWARDS) Pi |*H CIS, the largest locally owned and managed manufacturing company m 19 Singapore engaged m the design, manufacture and marketing of a broad range of precision products
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      939 29 APPOINTMENTS Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management training and development. We have been retained
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      540 29 SDSDDBD I I]| Digital Equipment Corporation is the world's me nol minicomputercompany.Weareinviting |jf Kb highly motivated individuals to apply for the I PAYROLL I SUPERVISOR jjij Requirements B 5 •Diploma m Accounting SB «2 years payroll experience m a large manu- J|l Sql facturing company Is Responsibilities kB Responsible for
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    183 32 CANNES (France), Fri. England trounced China 5-1 in Group A of the Cannes international youth soccer tournament here yesterday. The half-time score was 2-0. It was China's second defeat. They lost 6-0 to France in their opening match. England drew 0-0 with the Soviet Union
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    Lock icon Robson's bursting to be back
    324 32 No Easter holiday for Sunderland LONDON, Friday MANCHESTER United's Easter egg could come m the form of Bryan Robson, Britain's most expensive footballer. Robson, who has been out of action for nearly a month with a serious ankle injury, is expected to return for their
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    Lock icon Mexico are favoured for Cup finals
    279 32 ZURICH, Fri. THE special committee appointed by the International Football Federation to examine the applications to stage the 1986 World Cup finals are to pursue only the Mexican application, FIFA announced yesterday. A FIFA statement said the committee, chaired by Hermann Neuberger, of West
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    148 32 NEW YORK, Fri. The president of the North American Soccer League said yesterday he was outraged at the apparent decision by the International Football Federation (FIFA) to reject United States and Canadian bids to stage the 1986 World Cup finals. "I am truly outraged at FIFA's
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    292 32 ALBERTO JUANTORENA, who has struggled against injury since his double triumph at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, will retire from athletics after the Los Angeles Games next year, the Cuban News Agency, Prensa Latina, reported. Juantorena, 32, said his immediate goals were this year's world championships m Helsinki and
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    YOUR CHEATING ART
    184 33  -  ALAN HUBBARD NO USE crying over spilt milk... But It still rankles many fans, not all of them from Manchester, that Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar (right) stayed on the field after his grotesque foul on Gordon McQueen (left) m the Milk Cup final. Whether or not this
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    Call for World Super League
    1135 33  -  ALAN HUBBARD By 41 THINK we've almost reached the day when there is a danger of the top clubs breaking away from the rest. We just can't go on watching gates dwindle and do nothing about it. If the rest of the League wont do
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    Lock icon $92,000 tackle on Brown
    203 33 $92,000 tackle on Brown EDINBURGH, Fri. Former Scottish international footballer Jim Brown is suing an opponent and his team for £30,000 ($92,100) damages over a foul tackle which he claims ended his career and which he describes as "the worst in the game". Brown was playing for Dunfermline Athletic in
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    63 33 FLORINA, Greece, Fri. Bishop Avgustlnos, of Fiorina, theatcns to excommunicate from his church all 22 women who played m a soccer match on Wednesday. He is one of the most orthodox bishops here who considers sport for women the work of the devil. That one of the teams
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    Lock icon Roma 1-0
    45 33 AVELLINO, Italy, Fri. Austrian midfield international Herbert Prohaska fired home a 54th-minute drive from the edge of the penalty area yesterday to give Roma a 1-0 away victory over Avellino m the first leg of the eighth final of the Italian Cup. Agencies
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    Lock icon Flamengo in quarter-finals
    280 33 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Flamengo, Palmeiras, Atletico Mineiro and America, of Rio, qualified for the quarter-finals of the Brazilian national soccer championship. Sao Paulo and Colorado, of Curitiba, had earlier been guaranteed berths m the quarter-finals. Sixteen of 32 teams qualify for the next round. Flamengo drew
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    233 33 MUNICH, West Germany, Fri. Danish soccer international Soeren Lerby (above) is to join West German First Division side Bayern Munich as a replacement for retiring skipper Paul Breitner, the club's business manager Uli Hoeness said yesterday. Lerby, captain of Dutch team Ajax Amsterdam, is
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    Lock icon Armchair fans' days numbered
    210 33 LONDON, Fri. Millions of British armchair soccer fans could go without their weekly diet of League games next season because of a threat to ban television coverage. Instead of watching recorded TV highlights Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, supporters would either have to go to the
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      Imperial Lord's chance to re-enter winning list
      680 34  -  EPSOM JEEP By what the tipsters say IMPERIAL LORD reverts to a sprint distance after his last-start failure over 1,600 m m Race 6 at Kuala Lumpur today. Down m Div 2 with a favourable draw, this speedy Idomeneo four-year-old has a first-rate
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      4752 34 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV D 1,200 m (Restricted Terms JnPMMHMMffiI 2 3 year-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 98 Classic Lines 57 Foreigner-G Breukelen 3 nzg (1200 m) Unplaced m both starts so far; never likely when Bth of 13 to Kuda Naga Pg 1200 m good Feb 27;
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      Lucas back in the saddle
      138 34 Lucas back in the saddle KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Jockey Terry Lucas (above) has returned from a brief holiday m Australia and will resume riding here this weekend. Lucas left after the Singapore Derby Meeting (he drew a blank), and missed the Perak March Meeting. Jockey Y.F. Foo is also back
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      Key To The Vault for three-in-row
      348 34  -  PEDIGREE HE'S IN PEAK CONDITION By our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Key To The Vault is m peak condition and will take a lot of beating m Race 7 tomorrow for Class 1 Div 2 horses over 1,800 m. Winner of
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      Prime Venture should take Race 3
      272 34  -  TONTO By CONSISTENT Prime Venture comes up against moderate opposition and has a bright chance to return to the winning list m Race 3. Prime Venture won m Class 3 Div 5 over the Ipoh 1,200 m beating Flying Commander by VA lengths last
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      Mudlarks
      67 34 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACE 3: Magnum Bonum, Space Invader, Up And On RACE 4: Bonderite Boy, Win-Em- All, Bayan Lepas II RACE 5: Nano-Nano. On Top. General Hercules RACE 6: Concession, Strawberry Field RACE 7: The Mercenaries n, Freddy's Choice, Recapture
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      Picket Wire shows fine form
      363 35 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Picket Wire showed good form on the track this morning. With Alwin Tweedie astride, the five-year-old gelding strode out keener than stablemate Forest Archer m an impressive 600 m gallop m 38.8 sec. The going was good.
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      Leading jockeys
      155 35 Total No of placings Placings for last II rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Donnelly 114 13 8 12 2 Tweedle 74 12 11 9 3 Rahmat 62 12 7 8 4 Wilson 70 12 3 7 5 Lucas 60 12 3 4 6 Khoo 76 11 7
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      Leading trainers
      89 35 Ist 2nd 3rd Boagoure 16 6 12 West 14 9 8 Allan 13 9 12 Jaafar 13 4 2 Teh 12 15 8 Samsuri 12 12 6 Lee 11 10 7 G van Breokelen 10 7 5 Ng 10 6 5 Boang 8 15 9 Tan 8 2
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      Leading owners
      85 35 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam M 3 10 Auric 4 8 5 Goodman 3 7 4 Memo 3 2 1 Sultan ft Khoo 3 10 WengLoke 3 10 ChuFaiHung 3 0 2 Premier 3 0 2 Chens 2 5 0 Jlngsng 2 2 0 Hail 2 11 Chancy 2
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      483 35  - Revamped to be one of the best in Europe COLIN McINTYRE By DUBLIN, Fri. Dublin's 80-year-old Phoenix Park racecourse, closed for 18 months, reopens this weekend after an £8 million (about Ss24 million) facelift under a new international syndicate determined to make it one of the most prestigious m Europe.
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      1813 35 RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV C 1,200 m xvn^.Ej x (Restricted Terms 2 3-year-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 57 Dragon King 57 Wharfinger- Yap 3 nzc (1200 m) PLee 8 2 5* Gny 57 Guy-G Breukelen 3ag (1200 m) Khoo 4 3 Lockvale 57 FH Chu-Mak 3 nzg
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    Lock icon Borg loses match but not dignity
    480 36 Super Swede bows out m style I tried my best. Pm disap- pointed that I lost, but not as disappointed as m past defeats. Pm relieved it's all over...lt's definitely the end. I had hoped to win, but it was a good match and
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    Lock icon Results
    138 36 Singles, second round: Henri Leconte (Fra) bt Biorn Borg (Swe) 4-6, 7-5, 7-6; Guillermo Vilas (Arg) bt Tomas Smid (Cze) 6-4, 6-3; Mats Wilander (Swe) bt Henrik Sundstrom (Swe) 6-3, 6-1. Yannick Noah (Fra) bt Woitek Fibak (Pol) 6-2, 2-6, 6-4; Manuel Orantes (Spa) bt Bill Scanlon (US) 4-6,
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    Lock icon Easy for the top seeds
    224 36 YOKOHAMA, Fri. Topseeded Anne Smith and Kathy Jordan, of the United States, yesterday advanced to the semifinals of the ninth US$l5O,--000 ($313,500) Bridgestone world women's doubles tennis championship. Anne and Kathy easily defeated sixth-seeded Barbara Jordan and Lea Anponoplis, also of the United States, 6-4,
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    Filipinos in full flight
    503 36  -  BRIAN MILLER But Marimuthu and Eng Soon are closing m By IF standings at the halfway stage could be used as a yardstick to gauge the final result, then, this year's Rolex Masters' golf championship at the Bukit Course must surely belong to the Philippines. After
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    Scores up to cut-off mark
    253 36 Professionals: 139 R. Lavares (RP) 70-69. 14# I. Legaspi (RP) 71-69. 141 M. Marimuthu (Sin) 70-71. 142 Ben Arda (RP) 70-72, Poh Eng Soon (Sin) 72-70, Kyi Hla Han (Bur) 74-68. 143 V. Sopon (Thai) 71-72, P. Braza (P) 73-70, E. Bagtas (P) 73-70. 144
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    Today's tee-off times
    143 36 7.31 a.m. Prem Sachdev, Daniel Lim. 7.37 J. A. Harmidy, Winson Lee; 7.44 Bobby Lim, Ong Chew Bee, S. Sangsui; 7.51 Poh Ah Hai, Douglas Ooi, Sazali Suboh; 7.58 Rahmat Bakar, Lim Swee Chew, M. Sidek. 8.15 Phua Thin Kiay, Mohammed Ali, N. Yusof; 8.12 J. Schuchmann,
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    Singapore are third
    110 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore's Poh Ec Kiat and P.M. Samy moved upto third spot on a combined 305 on the second day of the Malaysian Open amateur team and individual golf championships at the Royal Selangor Course here today. Both had 75s today, with Ec Kiat lying
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    Lock icon Watson and Lye lead first round
    282 36 GREENSBORO (North Carolina), Fri. Dennis Watson, of South Africa, birdied the final hole yesterday to join Mark Lye m the first-round lead of the US$4OO,OOO ($836,000) Greater Greensboro Open on three-under-par 69 here. Bob Eastwood, who finished second m the Tournament Players' Championship last
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    Lock icon Russel shows the way in Indian Open
    261 36 Russel shows the way in Indian Open NEW DELHI, Fri. Art Russel, of the United States, led the field by a stroke at the half-way mark of the Indian Open the seventh leg of the Asian golf circuit at the Delhi Golf Club course here today with a tworound total
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    Lock icon Michele takes over as Mikkola is stranded
    150 36 RUKANGA (Kenya), Fri. Frenchwoman Michele Moaton, driving the highly-rated Audi Qnattro, roared back into the lead after eight first-leg stages of the Safari rally yesterday, passing Finnish teammate Hanna Mlkkola, stranded m the Taita mils. Mlkkola, winner of this year's Swedish and Portognese
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    S'pore likely to host 1984 meet
    129 37 S'pore likely to host 1984 meet PORT MORESBY, Fri. Singapore will be the likely venue for next year's East Asia individual and team squash championships. The championships are supposed to be rotated among the eight nations, but the Philippines, Japan and Indonesia have declined to host next year's event. The
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    Champs have uneasy feeling
    62 37 41 ONLY hope that the pressure of being the champions will not get them down. Some of the newer players need some morale support but they will definitely have the team behind them to provide just that all the way. We m will bring the crown
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    Malaysians are bent on snatching the men's crown
    429 37 PORT MORESBY, Friday THE Singapore's men's squash team have suddenly realised that Shakespeare knew what he was talking about when he wrote "Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown". The team had arrived m this South Pacific island as all-conquering champions,
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    Majestic Richards props WI
    208 37 GEORGETOWN, Fri. Masterful batting by Viv Richards guided the West Indies cricketers to a first day total of 259 for five m the Third Test against India here yesterday. Richards reached 97 not out with seven fours and two sixes m a 153-minute innings after openers
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    312 37 WEST INDIES Ist Inns Greenidge c Kirmani b Maninder 70 Haynes c Yashpal b Venkat 46 Richards not out 97 Gome* c Gaekwad b Dcv 36 Holding run out 0 Logle c Kirmani b Balwinder 0 Lloyd not out 2 Extras 8 Total (for 5 wkts) 259 Wkts feU
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    Rajoo in charge
    47 37 L.S. RAJOO, the former team manager of Farrer Park Dynamos, nave been elected president of the club at their annual meeting. Other officials: Patrick Sng (vice-president), Joseph John (secretary), Poon Chew Yong (asst. secretary), H.P. Chan (treasurer), Aloysius Low (manager), Tay Kwee Huat (coach).
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    Forces look to new faces for salvation
    260 37 ARMED FORCES will field several newcomers m a bid to regain past glories when they take on Tampines Rovers m a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 7 (writes Joe Dorai). Last Sunday, debutants Mahmud Saiva and
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    Raw diamonds in bowling youth squad
    232 37  - Raw diamonds in bowling youth squad LEONARD KING By SEVERAL members of the national youth bowling squad preparing for July's FIQ Asian Youth championships m Australia have the potential to be as good as the powerful Filipinos. That is the view American professional coach Dick Ritger, who had twohour sessions
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    The offers pour in for Fandi
    263 37  -  JOE DORAI By FANDI AHMAD, former Singapore's ace striker, has four offers from teams m Hongkong, South Korea and Malaysia to consider when his contract with Indonesia's Niac Mitra expires In August. Officials of the teams m Hongkong and two Malaysian states are already
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    Poh Leong makes a $50,000 sacrifice
    263 37  -  JOE DORAI SEAK POH LEONG, the former Singapore soccer team skipper, will sacrifice $50,(KK) of his earnings when he attends a 15-month coaching course at the West German Physical Education College. Poh Leong, 31, who leaves for Munich tonight, made the decision to go
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    Haron vows to spring a surprise
    376 37  -  H AKIK AT RAI LOOK OUT for Haron Mundir! The 19-year-old sprinter has vowed to surprise everyone tomorrow when he runs m the trials to select Singapore's track and field team for the South-east Asia Games. "I'll be at the National Stadium on Sunday,"
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    Lock icon Hosts no match for US
    323 37  - Hosts no match for US HAKIKAT RAI By IT WAS like Singapore's soccer team playijig against mighty Brazil, pitting the Republic's women's hockey team against the United States ranked fifth for the World Cup at the Padang yesterday. That the Americans won 4-0 was no indication of the kind of
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    Lock icon Sarawak lose
    23 37 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fn. Trengganu beat Sarawak 4-1 m a Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Kuala TrengEanu Stadium here tonight. NST
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      113 37 CRICKET Saturday League: CSC v SRC (Balestier Rd, 2.30 p. m.). GOLF Rolex Masters (Bukit Course, 7.30 a. m.). HOCKEY Police inter-division six-a-side (PA, 8 a. m.). NETBALL Nat. Schools, A DIv.: Grp A: NJC v ACJC, TJC v RJC, HJC v SAJC (Farrer Pk, 8.30 p. m.). Grp B:
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    Lock icon Britain expels three Red spy suspects
    268 38 LONDON, Fri BRITAIN has ordered the expulsion of two Soviet diplomats and a Soviet journalist, apparently suspected of spying. The Foreign Office announced that assistant air attache Guennadi Primakov and second secretary Serguei Ivanov were being expelled for engaging "m activities incompatible with their
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    Chinese news by computer
    46 38 TAIPEH, Fri. Taiwan's central news agency today brought into operation a computer which transmits news m Chinese characters. A spokesman for the agency said the system has a vocabulary of 9,600 characters which are generated by a keyboard with 600 keys. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 2 million more
    35 38 HONGKONG, Fri. Hongkong's population of 5.1 million is expected to grow to 6.2 million m 1991 and to 7.1 million by the year 2001, the Census and Statistics DenartTnent reported today. AP
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    Lock icon Ustinov visit
    25 38 MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet Defence Minister Dmitri Ustinov will pay an "official friendly visit' to East Germany in the first half of April. AP
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    Almost the real thing
    312 38 Practice makes perfect m this 'HDB flat' at Police Academy A CALL comes through to the Radio Division at Police headquarters: "Something is wrong at my neighbour's flat. I can hear shouting and screaming. Can you do something?" The caller is asked for details his name
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    413 38 Work on giant dam to protect capital MANAMA (Bahrain), Friday A GIANT oil slick has drifted 32 km off the coast of the small Persian Gulf state of Qatar which is mobilising its 240,000 inhabitants to help build an emergency dam to protect
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      141 38 UP TO 1 p.m. Hazy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 34 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.12 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.04 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 14/20 C Overcast j Manila 21 35 C Fair Amsterdam 5/9 C Rain j Melbourne 13 18C Overcast Bangkok 27/35 C Cloudy j
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      Lock icon Remembering the times and tides
      1210 1 6 Mr George Joseph, a science teacher, has been researching the school's history for a compendium ...many parts of the school underwent a strange metamorphosis. IT WAS once known as "the school by the sea". I stand on the balcony of one of the newer
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        Eggs as symbol of life
        1045 2 Eggs as symbol of life At Easter time, TAN LEE LENG gives the Chinese perspective of the egg as food on special occasions and at ordinary meal times. She also lifts a recipe from an old book to solve the mystery surrounding hundred-year-old eggs. Eggs are regarded as symbols of
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        1083 3 A master chef's memories The remarkable millionaire Chinese restaurateur Kenneth Lo a bestselling cookery book author and still a top tennis player at 70 speaks to RACHEL BARNES at his newly opened cooking school beside his London restaurant. KENNETH LO is just about the biggest name m Chinese cookery m
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          183 3 Flowing yellow eggs a favourite dish m Beijing, possibly created to accompany rice. 4 egg yolks 2 eggs Vi tsp monosodium glutamate (optional) l'/2 tsp cornflour 1 tsp salt 2 tbsp oil 3 tbsp lard 2 tbsp minced smoked ham Method: Beat the egg yolks, eggs and MSG to mix.
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          Braised bird's nest with pigeon's eggs
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        213 3  -  DEREK BUTLER By MOST people are not aware that the regulations controlling the production of those Spanish sparkling wines that are entitled to the designation CAVA are as restrictive as is champagne itself. Bottle fermentation, remuage, disgorging and finally maturation m the deep cool limestone tunnels under the
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        733 7  - A trip to fantasy land Li Juchen GU LIZHEN FLOWERS IN THE MSRROR By Translated by Lin Taiyi Published by Federal Publications As part of the .Federal Asian Library series, $7.90 Reviewed by THIS is one of a dozen or so works within the domain of the classical Chinese novel.
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        Few thrills, much reality
        564 7  -  Robert McCrum AUTOLYCUS A LOSS OF HEART By Published by Fontana/Collins. $10. Reviewed by THE kind of thriller m which the hero is insignificant, small, seedy, often henpecked and, of course, incongruous m the world of big money and sadism, has its own traditions; one remembers
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        480 8 APPOINTMENTS Mk eastern part ok EASTERN PARTEK PTE LTD A Joint-Venture Company Owned By OY PARTEK AB OF FINLAND and EASTERN INDUSTRIES PTE LTD We are m the process of setting up a factory to produce precast and prestressed concrete slabs and other related products for the building and construction
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        548 8 Newey Eyre the leading electrical distributor invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the following position to promote its range of interior decorative products. FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Responsibilities: The successful candidate will be primarily responsible for promoting and marketing a range of sophisticated functional/decorative product from USA. He/She will be required
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        237 8 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis I °-'^^k B \LANP6ON I THEY PAILEp) H I 1983 United Feature Syndicate Inc STAR WARS B y Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson HIP* M #HIB r r>vise£LOTO^pEg7tTjE~^WßWM||M| f ssgusngg^ WTi H H REPEL SHIP THAT >47WC«SZ? /~^-^r" tf y. ',^^W/ Jfl r^' ililll A. U5.,.
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        561 9 APPOINTMENTS Is s^gjp^fgi inffi cniTnn I .f I 4 I 4 b leading English SB |I;i;| j ;J J language newspaper I .j^^ We are 100k n 9 for a top-notch graphics man with an interest m words and figures. Someone who is not only artistic but who reads widely
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        264 9 In-house Quantity Surveying Department of an Established Property Development Group requires:QUANTITY SURVEYING ASSISTANT The Job specifies full range of quantity surveying functions: cost estimates, feasibility studies, budget preparation, preparation of accurate Bills of Quantities for tendering, cost-data processing, periodic financial reports on projects and past contract variations and final accounts
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        280 9 NOTICES NOTICE OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We, PRAKASH GURBANI CHONG of 9th Battery Road, Straits Trading Building, #05-05 sth Storey, Singapore 0104, Solicitors for Highsea Steamship (Pte) Ltd hereby give notice that on behalf of our clients we have applied to the Registry of Singapore Ships,
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        431 9 PEANUTS BySchuiz A. tt /T\ f TMIS 15 CALLEP/ I U)AKING f\ p, Vvp PJUS TJL N TIME// NORBERT By George Fett SYDNEY^ PADTOOK. PIC?eVPNE=V TWO ROWBOATS, HIM FISHIN6- WITH L_, CATCH «_f A PBAWBRIP^E /Mm H/M YESTERDAY. /SL?' ANYTH!KI6^? ANDAN O-P LADYiS g^ BEETLE BAILEY *r Mori wmunr BUGS
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        Man, does it pour!
        978 10 A steely-eyed look at Los Angeles where |^L^ (l^ |^^^JL M l AHjj^^f^JFj^^fj^ißri WRITER Joan Didion walked into a Hollywood bookstore several years ago and asked for a copy of From Here to Eternity. A blond youth behind the counter, chewing gum, pointed her to the
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        206 10 TODAY: OPUS VJII Band presentation by the Institute of Education as part of its 10th anniversary celebrations. Programme includes classical, contemporary and folk music. Singapore Conference Hall. 8 p.m. Tickets at $2 each. THE VIGIL A contemporary Easter drama, based upon the bibical account of the resurrection of Christ. It
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        80 10 Talk m Mandarin by Mr Lee Kirn Leong and Mr Tan Pit Lian from the Chinese Physician Training College. Bukit Merah Library Lecture Hall. 3 p.m. Free. CHILDREN'S VARIETY CONCERT Presented by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. Victoria Theatre. 7.30 p.m. Tickets at $2 each. THE EGG-CITING EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA Easter buffet
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        173 10 draws at the Mandarin ballroom. $35 for adults and $20 for children under 10. Call *****11 ext 721 for reservations. Also on tomorrow. TOMORROW: SCHOOL BAND PERFORMANCE By Victoria School band at the Botanic Gardens lawn E between 5.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. NINE TO FIVE Film starring Jane Fonda,
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        Lock icon Miller's salesman is alive in china
        579 11 DRAMATIST Arthur Miller, overcoming his fears about being the first American to direct a play m China, has found that he shares a common language with Chinese actors. After just five days of rehearsals, he said the tremendous task of directing a play m
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        Students turn French farce into a winner
        541 11  -  Labiche Michel KATE JAMES THE ITALIAN STRAW HAT By and AngJo-Chinese Junior College Drama Centre, Mon to Wed Reviewed by BEAUTIFULLY dressed, elegantly staged and screamingly funny what more could anyone ask? To those who might mutter that perhaps a French farce written
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        Local show makes it to Taiwan
        334 11  -  LEONG WENG KAM MM By A SlNGAPOREproduced Chinese musical show was screened on Taiwan television last Wednesday during a week-long festival to mark the country's prestigious Golden Bell Television Awards. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) sent its special edition of Sing Sing Sing, a
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        446 11 ANNOUNCING A GRAND OPENING AT 6OLDHIU. SQUARE. of 01 ir dpi ipioi \k OPENING TREATS TODAY AND TOMORROW! Good news for all donut eaters! DUNKIN' DONUTS, the world's leading For our grand opening, we've lined up an exciting programme of donut and coffee chain is now open m Singapore at
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        215 12 IBMHH ■■■MRBBaB MWWIIMMTIIIH^MIMIIT^Wr**~HIWIIIMTIIIMrTIIMM**BWBIMr^^^TMMMBfIIIir^WrTIB*~TiII Ililllllllllll imHlBHaiW Hiiimiini hiimmi dilllilllillillHllliii Illillll 11l IlliM Mfl&tnaaAmi Tale o£ a rich girl, poor man SATURDAY MIDNIGHT MOVIE THE MILLIONAIRESS (Ch 5, 11.25 p.m.): How apt that a Sophia Loren film be telecast on the week the rags-to-riches star was m Singapore. Based on George Bernard
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        206 12 positivism (last week's episode). It argues that as language was a human invention, sentences can have no meaning over and beyond that which man himself has given them. DALLAS CHANGING GUARD (Ch 5, 10.19 p.m.): Dallas returns to low ratings and bizarre story lines, and the focus, as always, is
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        299 12 12.40 PM Opening followed by Sesame Street: H and X are the main letters, and the number for the day is 9. 1.40 Blackstar The Crown of the Sorceress. Blackstar and his friends battle the High Priestess of the Demonlands, whose magic crown could conjure up the vast demon Lordes
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        302 12 right leg. But the undaunted player fought on and returned to the scene to play on four Super Bowl championship games. Robert Urich and Art Carney, together with members of the Pittsburgh Steelers Football Team, live the story based on Bleier's and Terry O'Neil's book. 3.45 1982 Wimbledon Tennis Championships
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        268 12 future. Meanwhile Sheila's life is sparked by a new romance. 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Clown, Acrobates and Company: Entertainment programme 8.30 Olympic Minutes (Documentary) 8.50 Hotline (Part 1): Detective drama 9.35 Cultural Diary (English) 9.45 News and Weather Forecast 10.10 Dallas Changing Guard (See Pick of the
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        286 12 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.80 News m Brief 6.85 Another Morning Another Show 7.00 News and Weather Report 7.10 Morning Digest 7.20 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 7.39 Morning Financial News 7.40 Another Morning Another, Show (cont'd) 8.09 News 8.16 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 9.00
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        294 12 Mary followed by Daily Serial 2.38 The Top Ten 3.00 New m Brief 3.85 Japanese Showcase 4.00 In Concert: Focus on one of America's foremost funk bands. 4.30 Frank Chacksfield m Limelight 5.08 News m Brief 5.05 Music My Way 6.00 News m Brief 6.95 Music My Way (cont'd) 6.30
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