The Straits Times, 8 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    MAS steps in with $ 104 m
    571 1  - MAS steps in with 104 m LILLIAN CHEW CONRAD RAJ After a day of speculation... ...quashing rumours of Singapore dollar devaluation By and THE Monetary Authority of Singapore moved swiftly m the foreign exchange markets yesterday to quash rumours of an impending "devaluation" of the local dollar. The result was
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    Lock icon No body and baggage checks when you visit Indonesia
    120 1 No body and baggage checks when you visit Indonesia JAKARTA, Thurs IN A move to attract more visitors, the Indonesian government announced today that tourists will no longer have to undergo body and baggage searches. Trade Minister Radius Prawiro said also that under new regulations, incoming foreigners would need only
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    Lock icon We will hit US if Europe missiles hit us...
    486 1 MOSCOW, Thurs Soviet defence chiefs warning on Cruise and Pershing deployment DEFENCE Minister Dmitry Ustinov has warned the United States that Moscow will strike straight at American territory if attacked by US missiles deployed m Europe. Marshal Ustinov's warning, reported by
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    Now Asean launches diplomatic anti-Viet drive
    422 1 Now Asean launches diplomatic anti-Viet drive Spore wants more countries to condemn the offensive ASEAN has started a diplomatic drive to stop Vietnamese attacks on the Thai-Cambodian border. Singapore yesterday called m diplomats based here to hear the Asean case. Tomorrow, Malaysia will talk to envoys based m Kuala Lumpur.
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    The high risk of nuclear war if...
    395 1  - The high risk of nuclear war if... TAN LIAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent SOVIET Deputy Foreign Minister Mikail Kapitsa tried to impress on Singapore ministers during his talks here that there was a high risk of a nuclear war if the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) countries went ahead
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    Lock icon More boys
    28 1 BEIJING, Thurs. New-born boys outnumber girls by up to nine to one m some Chinese villages because of female infanticide, th RoHinor naiiv said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Lighting up the drunks
    49 1 BOSTON, Thurs. The Massachusetts legislature is considering giving convicted drunk drivers car licence plates etched m luminous paint. The measure calls for temporary use of the plates to embarrass those convicted of drunk driving, but legal experts said such a bilJ may prove unconstitutional. Reuter
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    Lock icon Three sacked
    46 1 DAR ES SALAAM, Thurs. Three senior government officials have been fired and more than 300 people, including three British nationals and five Indian citizens, have been arrested m the past three days m a crackdown on corruption, the official TanTania Radio said today. UPI
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    Lock icon Dressing up to the sound of music
    110 1 TOKYO, Thurs. A Japanese electronics company has developed an alternative to using headphones with a portable stereo system a vest with speakers m the shoulders. A spokesman for Pioneer Electronic Corp. said today the company will start selling the outfit m Japan later
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      82 1 KUWAIT, Thurs. King Hussein of Jordan has given the Palestinian leader, Mr Yasser Arafat, a 18-hour ultimatum to decide whether to give him a mandate for the Peace talks proposed by resident Reagan, two Kuwaiti newspapers reported today. If Mr Arafat, holding intensive talks on the
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      38 1 72 pages today Stewart, Zainal m final Page 47 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,8 CAUSEWAY 19 EDITORIAL 20 LETTERS 21 BACKGROUND 22 TIMES BUSINESS 23-26 CLASSIFIEDS 27-43 SPORTS 44-47 OUTLOOK 4-5 COMICS 16,17 RADIO TV 19-20 CINEMA 8
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      599 2 New teachers' needs TEACHER training needs a more practical emphasis to help teachers cope with disruptive students, large classes, slow learners, paperwork and extra-curricular duties. This is the opinion of 757 new teachers who answered a survey by the Institute of Education last year. The study found that "new
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      COMMENT
      226 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WITH tourist arrivals falling far below earlier projections by the Singapore Tourism Board, the hotel industry looks set for a painful time m the next few years as new rooms now under construction open for business. However, an upturn is bound to come and steady
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      195 2 BANK STARTS COMPUTER SIMULATION WORKSHOP MARINE Midland Bank has introduced to Asia its computer simulation workshop to help bank operations managers improve productivity. This is the first time the bank is conducting the course outside the United States. Marine Midland said it was pleased with the results of
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      BACKGROUND
      78 2 JAKARTA'S MAN OF ACTION FAR FROM being a setback, Admiral Sudomo's move from the National Security Council (Kopkamtib) to the new post of Manpower Minister is most timely. With labour disputes expected to rise because of the economic recession, Admiral Sudomo's skill as a man of action and trouble-shooter,
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      SPORTS
      291 2 A Pole apart POLISH striker Zbigniew Boniek inspired Juventus, of Italy, to a 2-0 semi-final first-leg win over his old club Widzew Lodz to take the Turin side a big step nearer the European Cup soccer final. Juventus enjoyed a flying start when World Cup midfielder Marco Tardelli scored
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      735 2 Battle of the budget THE BATTLE of the Budget has started m Washington after leading Republicans told American President Ronald Reagan they would not back his proposal for a 10 per cent increase m defence spending. Republican members of the Senate Budget Committee met yesterday to find
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      SECTION 2
      312 2 New conservationists THE people-oriented conservation movement has two new champions. Chandi Prasad Bhatt, winner of the Magsaysay Award for community leadership last year, mobilised hill folk to reforest the denuded Himalayas. How did they stop the contractors sent to strip the forests? By clinging to the trees. The
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      181 2 Reds heading south COMMLNIST terrorists are moving south and using Islam to gain the people's support, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said yesterday. They are also infiltrating Orang Asli settlements to force the people there to help them. This strategy and other secrets were learnt from
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      154 2 A dangerous weakness PU SONGLJNG, author of Liao Zhai, a collection of ghost stories, believed m advocating morality. Two of his stories serve to warn young men against ogling at beautiful girls. In one, a talented scholar, Fang Dong, had this weakness and was blinded when
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      290 3 cvcvcvcxvc Mitterrand's tough policies pass first step cvcvcvcx PARIS, Thurs. The French national assembly today approved the socialist government's austerity package m a vote of confidence, the first step towards formal adoption of tough measures aimed at slashing the country's trade deficit. After a marathon and
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      Lock icon Reagan pledges to help retrain steelworkers
      171 3 Reagan pledges to help retrain steelworkers PITTSBURGH, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan, travelling to one of the nations most economically depressed regions, drew an angry crowd of 4,000 protesters here yesterday as he pledged to help retrain unemployed steelworkers for new jobs and protect the steel industry from collapsing. The protestors
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      Lock icon Growth hits rock bottom
      165 3 cvcvcxvcxv MEXICO CITY, Thurs. Finance Minister Jesus Silva Herzog warned Mexicans they face hardship because of strict austerity measures and below-zero growth, the official newspaper El Nacional reported. "The fact is concrete, direct, clear and precise that the economy is growing less than we had thought,"
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      Lock icon Police out in force to avert fresh riots
      319 3 Police out in force to avert fresh riots cvcvcvcv SAO PAULO, Thurs. Thousands of military and civil police patrolled the streets here to stop fresh outbreaks of rioting after the country's worst civil unrest for three years. A two-day spree of looting and violence erupted on Monday after a demonstration
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      Lock icon 'No signs of recovery in France'
      98 3 'No signs of recovery in France' WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mr Martin Feldstein, chairman of President Reagan's board of economic advisors, said yesterday he saw signs of economic recovery m West Germany and Britain but not m France. "Our recovery is clearly moving faster than recoveries elsewhere, but there are a number
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      Lock icon More people lose their jobs
      153 3 cvcvcvcxv SYDNEY, Thurs. Australia's unemployment rate jumped to 10.1 per cent m March, up from 9.6 per cent m February and 6.4 per cent a year earlier. According to preliminary figures released today by the Government Statistics Bureau, there were 701,000 people unemployed m March
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      Battle of the Budget
      685 4  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor 10 pc increase m defence spending proposal rejected WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Battle of the Budget started m earnest here yesterday after leading Republicans told President Ronald Reagan they will not back his proposal for a 10 per cent increase m defence
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      212 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday THEY SPENT $380 b IN 1980, SAYS US THE Soviet Union led the world m military expenditure and weapons exports m 1980 when arms spending throughout the world hit nearly US$6OO billion (551,254 billion), up 27 per cent m a decade, an United
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      183 4 Moscow has new Cruise missile WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Soviet Union has developed a new long-range Cruise missile which it may deploy on mobile launchers as a new threat to Western Europe, United States intelligence sources said yesterday. The missile, designated by US intelligence as the SSCX-4, is said to have
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      Lock icon 'Spy chief among 47 expelled'
      138 4 PARIS, Thurs. The chief of Soviet intelligence operations m France and his principal aides were among the 47 Soviet officials expelled on Tuesday after being accused of espionage, an informed source said yesterday. The source, who spoke to reporters on the condition that he not
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      Lock icon British seamen drop strike threat
      174 4 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's 28,000 seamen yesterday dropped a threat of a worldwide strike over the navy's action m secretly taking over a ship from its civilian crew. After 12 hours of talks, the National Union of' Seamen said it has won a fight to gain
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      121 4 Why go further than Paradise for dinner tonight? Dine with a difference at the Waterfall Cafe. Savour delicious local specialities such as steamboat, rojak, satay, chilli crab, mcc rebus, chicken rice and many more m the midst of lushful greenery and the sounds of a cascading waterfall. If you prefer
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      Khmer Rouge hits back
      360 6  -  NANCY CHNG The action: Displaced soldiers turn big guns on the Vietnamese By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Thurs. Khmer Rouge soldiers, chased out of their major camp north of Aranyaprathet by the Vietnamese last week, counter-attacked today by shelling Vietnamese positions at Cham Ka Kor, Thai
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      250 6 ThC reaCtlOMS Thailand asks for weapons Appeal to save a nation Vatican speaks out 4 THERE are many ways to kill a nation, and all of them have been tried m Cambodia. Unimaginable slaughter, invasion, brutal occupation have followed famine and pestilence, all of it aggravated
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      154 6 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand asked the United States to speed up deliveries of weapons m the wake of a Vietnamese drive against Cambodian guerillas along its border and a spillover of fighting into its territory. Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda said this was discussed during his
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      MPs approve draft condemning raids
      178 6  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. The political committee of the Asean Inter-Par-liamentary Organisation today approved a strongly-worded draft resolution condemning Vietnam's incursions into Thailand, labelling them as "military suppression operations." The resolution demanded that Vietnam, which has 180,000 troops m Cambodia, respect
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      Lock icon 'Let's rally to Thailand's aid'
      258 6 NEW YORK, Thurs. The New York Times today urged the United States government to rally to Thailand's aid. The newspaper, m an editorial commenting on the latest Vietnamese offensive along the ThaiCambodian border, said that peace could only be achieved m Cambodia after the Vietnamese
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      Lock icon Churchmen 'ill-treated' in Vietnam
      71 6 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. The Catholic aid body Caritas, citing what it called reliable sources, today alleged that leading churchmen were being badly treated m Vietnam. Soldiers were preventing Cardinal Joseph-Marie Trinh Van Can of Hanoi from leaving his home, and Archbishop Francesco Thuan of Ho Chi
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      Lock icon Call for growth before guns
      373 8 BUENOS AIRES, Thursday INDIA'S Minister of Commerce Vishwanath P. Singh called on the industrialised nations yesterday to change their priorities from armament to development. He said the international monetary system must be reformed and he urged more "South-South" trade among developing nations. Mr Vishwanath Singh
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      37 8 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. President Miguel de la Madrid, m an attack on the nations "personality cult", has ordered the names of officials, their wives and family be kept off plaques dedicating public works. UPI
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      123 8 HONGKONG, Thurs. The chairman of the Hongkong Commodity Exchange, Peter Scales, has been asked to resign, the exchange said m a statement today. It said vice-chairman Woo Hon Fai would take over as acting chairman bat gave no further details. The request for Scales' resignation
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      Lock icon Jakarta talks encouraging, says Hayden
      317 8 JAKARTA, Thurs. Australian Foreign Minister William Hayden described his talks with Indonesian leaders here today as "encouraging and productive exchanges" and said these had led to a better understanding between the two countries. Mr Hayden acknowledged that differences still existed over certain issues and stressed
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      Never again will Japan become military power
      520 8  - Never again will Japan become military power JOHN TAN Assurance to Asean By Writing for The Straits Times TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe today assured Asea n countries that it was "inconceivable" that Japan might one day become again a military power. Replying to questions from Asean journalists,
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      Lock icon Actor to sell island
      46 8 SUVA (Fiji), Thurs. American actor Raymond Burr wants to sell an island m Fiji that he bought m 1969 for about US$ll,OOO (5523,100). The island, Naitauba, about 257 km north-east of Suva, is being advertised for sale here for US$2.5 million. AP
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        45 8 AN IRANIAN Air Force plane that was hijacked by a group of army officers was returned to Iran" by Saudi Arabia yesterday, unofficial Saudi sources said m Manama (Bahrain). The plane was hijacked on Wednesday afternoon by 73 Iranian army officers. AP
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        43 8 THE JERUSALEM district court yesterday convicted Alan Harry Goodman of murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment for the shooting spree at the Dome of the Rock Mosque on Easter Sunday 1982. The court rejected Goodman's plea of insanity. AP
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        66 8 NORTH KOREA President Kirn 11-Sung told Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak during a recent visit to Pyongyang that North Korea was seeking contacts with the United States, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said yesterday. Egyptian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali, who accompanied Mr Mubarak
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        47 8 TWO BOMBS exploded and a bus was set on fire m the Jaffna district of Sri Lanka yesterday. The violence erupted as a student organisation called a strike m Jaffna to back demands for a separate state for minority Tamils m the district. Reuter
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        40 8 INDIA'S drought-stricken southern port city of Madras is getting emergency supplies of water by rail and sea. A chronic shortage of water has hit Madras, the capital of Tamil Nadu state, as reservoir levels sink lower. Reuter
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      Lock icon New rules to stop 'back-door migration'
      89 10 New rules to stop 'back-door migration CANBERRA, Thurs. New rules which will prevent working holiday-makers from becoming permanent residents were announced yesterday by Immigration Minister Stewart West. He said the main reason for the change, which will stop people on working holidays from changing their status to permanent residents by
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      Lock icon Australia turns down Japanese bid to buy land
      265 10 INVESTMENTS APPROVED ONLY IF THEY BENEFIT COUNTRY CANBERRA, Thurs. The Australian government yesterday rejected a proposal by a Japaneseowned company to buy land on Queensland's Gold Coast to build houses. Treasurer Paul Keating said the proposed venture would have been largely owned
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      159 10 Cabinet hears report on mystery illness TEL AVIV, Thurs THE Israeli Cabinet today heard a report on the mystery illness m the West Bank as all bat four Palestinians stricken by it were released from hospital. Cabinet Secretary Dan Meridor said Israel was now waiting for three teams of foreign
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      251 10 Iranian-Iraqi tiff delays meeting on Gulf oil slick KUWAIT, Thursday IRANIAN and Iraqi environmental officials wrangled over politics today, further delaying the opening of an eight-nation meeting called to deal with a giant oil slick threatening the Gulf states. A morning meeting of the Regional Organisation for the Protection of
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      133 10 Scientists study skeleton found in Egypt WASHINGTON, Thurs. Scientists are studying a skeleton they believe to be between 60,000 and 80,000 years old which was found m Egypt. The National Science Foundation said the skeleton has been brought to the Smithsonian Institution for examination. If the skeleton is a Neanderthal,
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      117 10 BEIRUT, Thurs. A former law student convicted for murder was hanged today, a clear signal that after eight years of civil war, the government's judicial system had resumed functioning. Ibrahim Tarraf, who killed his landlady and her son m 1979, was the
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    More practical training needed say teachers
    322 11 MWWBBwWßßiiiiiiii mmmaSsiaiauAmaimmAgmi&iSS. TEACHER training needs a more practical emphasis to help teachers cope with disruptive students, large classes, slow learners, paperwork and extra-curricular duties. That was the opinion of 757 new teachers who answered a survey by the Institute of Education last year. Their
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    'Blacksheep' shops can tarnish image of country
    381 11 'Blacksheep' shops can tarnish image of country SHOPS here which cheat customers or give bad service can harm Singapore's reputation as a shopping paradise and tarnish the name of their shopping centres. The Minister of State (Defence), Dr Yeo Ning Hong, who said this yesterday/ added that some countries m
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    MOTORIST DIES IN FOUR VEHICLE COLLISION
    134 11 MOTORIST DIES IN FOUR VEHICLE COLLISION A MOTORIST died and a scooterist escaped with slight injuries when they were involved m separate accidents yesterday. Motorist Chua Syh Chuan, 27, died when his car was involved m an accident with three other vehicles along Whitley Road. The accident, which caused a
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    Drivers continue to park illegally despite warning
    219 11 OLD habits die hard even when there is a penalty to pay for illegal parking. Yesterday, during a major operation against this offence, motorists were still breaking the law. At Sophia Road, one of the roads selected for enforcement, motorists still left their
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    Customs seize hashish
    51 11 CUSTOMS officers seized over 1 kg of hashish and 20 g of heroin from a Greek ship berthed m the Western Anchorage on Wednesday. A party from the Customs Harbour Division found the drugs hidden on board the Konkar Nereus during a routine search. No one was
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    Sinseh stole coffee and chocolates
    60 11 A CHINESE physician was jailed for a year for stealing a total of $316.10 of instant coffee and chocolates from Oriental Emporium's Clementi branch on Wednesday morning. A security officer saw Ow Tien Seng, 44, take the items out of the store without paying for
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    Aussie charged with cheating hotel cashiers
    191 11 AN AUSTRALIAN salesman was charged m a magistrate's court yesterday with cheating five hotel cashiers of a total of $10,200. Gary William Dunn, 32, was alleged to have presented 51 stolen travellers' cheques between Feb 1? and 21 for cashing. The hotels were Hyatt
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    INSPECTORS CARRY OUT SPOT CHECK IN SUNGEI ROAD
    99 11 INSPECTORS CARRY OUT SPOT CHECK IN SUNGEI ROAD INSPECTORS from the Ministry of the Environment and the Public Works Department, carried out a spot check m Sungei Road yesterday, and carted off wheelbarrows blocking traffic m front of a hardware shop. The shopowner sought a receipt for the number of
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    I gave Adrian $100,000, says ex-dance hostess
    1789 12  -  BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA ■3 kjhhghghg ghghgfhgfh Malaysian girl tells court she was his 'holy wife' ADRIAN Lim, 41, his wife Tan Mvi Choo, 28, and Hoe Kah Hong, 27, are charged with the murder of Agnes Ng Siew Heok, nine, and Ghazali
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    I realised my folly only at the CID, says Tan
    673 12 TAN said m her statement that each time someone came for prayers or to get evil spirits driven out, Lim would ask for their blood as an offering to the dotty Kalaimal because the goddess "likes blood." "If the person
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    Police arrest two over flat allocation
    205 15 The case of two families being given the same home POLICE have arrested two Housing Board workers for alleged cheating involving allocation of a four-room flat. A senior officer from Central police station said yesterday that two people had allegedly cheated the HDB by
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    Just type four letters and get a Chinese character
    298 15  -  KHNG EU MENG By THE Germans and the Chinese have jointly invented an electronic typewriter which prints Chinese characters m seconds using a standard typewriter keyboard. On a conventional Chinese typewriter it would take at least one minute to type three
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    Fewer workers dropped out of January Best courses
    195 15 FEWER workers dropped out of the Basic Education for Skills Training (Best) courses m January this year compared to last July when the courses began. This was revealed m a March survey on all NTUC-PAP centres for Best programmes. The survey was
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    Muis offers bursaries to students
    88 15 Muis offers bursaries to students THE Muslim Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) has set aside $139,360 as bursaries to deserving Muslim students from secondary to tertiary level. It is also offering annual scholarships worth $2,500 per award to post-graduate students pursuing courses m Asean countries and $3,000 per award to
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      277 15 Great live entertainment atthe Tbp of the Hilton Pfightly at llpniApril llth-23rcl(except Sunday April 17th) oAPfITA. SARAWAK You'll hear a constant stream of great hits like Only You, Smoke Gets m Your Eyes, J&SBBB&k Red Sails m the Sunset, The Great Pretender, Twilight Time. j|| Xi Reasons enough for the
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    41 consumers keep hotline buzzing
    301 16 41 consumers keep hotline buzzing FEWER hawkers are calling our hotline to give their opinions on the recent licence fee increase but calls from consumers have been numerous. Of the 43 calls received yesterday, only two were from hawkers. A hawker assistant said it was their right to raise prices.
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    Factory doctors' course under fire
    436 16 Factory doctors' course under fire A PRIVILEGED GROUP WILL EMERGE, SAYS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION THE Singapore Medical Association and the College of General Practioners Singapore have come out strongly against the Designated Factory Doctors' course conducted by the National Productivity Board. They allege that the course would create a privileged group
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    SNUJ branch at Monitor
    33 16 THE Singapore National Union of Journalists has set up a branch m the Singapore Monitor, representing 30 of the 40 journalists working on the afternoon newspaper m Alexandra Road.
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    Proposed MRT body will have wide powers
    222 16 Proposed MRT body will have wide powers THE proposed Mass Rapid Transit Corporation will have wide-ranging powers under a Bill now before Parliament. If the corporation gets the green light from Parliament to replace the Provisional Mass Rapid Transit Authority, it will be empowered to do anything to carry out
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    260 staff of SIA ask for 'golden handshake'
    144 16  - 260 staff of SIA ask for 'golden handshake' JUDITH HALE By A TOTAL of 260 staff m Singapore Airlines' engineering division want to accept the airline's offer of a "golden handshake". This is double the number the airline had hoped for when it asked 2.700 members of the division's staff
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    Scheme B bus owners want to take over four services
    338 16 Scheme B bus owners want to take over four services THE Singapore School and Private Hire Bus Owners' Association wants to form a company to take over four bus services to Changi Airport. It has enough buses to do this, its secretary, Mr Tan Song Mong, told a press conference
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    TRIPLE-MURDER CASE TO BE HEARD NEXT WEEK
    99 16 TAN TEOW, alias Michael Tan, 39, charged with the murders of a housewife and her two children, will be remanded for another week m the (II) while police continue their investigations. Tan, jobless, is alleged, together with an unknown man, to have killed
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      67 16 WITH the licence fees for hawker stalls increased since April 1, Singaporeans will be watching the prices at their favourite food stalls, while the hawkers will want to have their say as well. If you have any views, just ring The Straits Times-Shin Mm Hawker Hotline at *****72 and speak
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    Two registries now under the same roof
    512 17  -  PAUL JANSEN By Architect to marry m building she designed AFTER standing tantalisingly close to each other for more than 20 years, it seems only fitting that the two registries of marriages should participate m a onion of their own. This will come
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    Plans for third driving circuit in Tuas
    265 17  -  RAY DHALIWAL By THE government plans to set up a third driving circuit for those learning to drive heavy vehicles. The Traffic Police have asked for a four-hectare site near the proposed golf course m Tuas and if their request is approved, the
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    Photo society officials
    66 17 SEVERAL council members of the Photographic Society of Singapore were returned unopposed at its 32nd annual meeting recently. They are Mr Ang Chwee Chai (president), Mr David Tay (secretary), Mr Loke Hoong Nam (assistant secretary), Mr Cheang Sin Hung (treasurer), Miss Juliana Wong (assistant treasurer), Mr Christopher
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    Woman hurt in crash
    53 17 A MOTORIST, Madam Wong Choy Yin, 28, was seriously injured after her car crashed into a parked cement-mixer truck along Fairer Road yesterday. Madam Wong was admitted to Alexandra Road hospital with serious head injuries. She was travelling towards Bukit Timah Road when the accident happened
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    NO CITIZENSHIP OATH, SO 63 LOSE STATUS
    75 17 SIXTY-THREE people lost their Singapore Citizen status last year for failing to take the Oath of Renunciation, Allegiance and Loyalty when they turned 21. They were citizens by descent or registration and were required to take the oath under the Constitution. They had
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    Case gets less cash than it asked for
    237 17 THE Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) received a government grant of $130,000 less that it had asked for for the financial year starting this month. Case had wanted $204,000, about 23 per cent more than the $106,000 it received the previous year.
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    Hippo scout
    28 17 THE St Joseph's Institution Hippo scout group will celebrate its silver jubilee this year with a campfire on April 16 and a reunion dinner m September.
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    At the stroke of midnight
    83 17 A MAN was yesterday charged with armed robbery of a Honda Accord car worth $34,000 belonging to Mr Goh Yew Chi on March 10 at midnight at the HUDC holiday chalet car park m East Coast Park. Tone Chye Fatt, 22, was alleged to have
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    Move to get women into civil defence
    245 17 ABOUT 1,200 housewives m the MacPherson constituency will take part m a fire-fighting demonstration on Sunday. It will be the first major effort at recruiting women volunteers for civil defence. Mr Chua Sian Chin, Home Affairs Minister and MP for the constituency, will
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    Company fined $2,000 for using open fires to burn debris
    205 18 A CONSTRUCTION company was j yesterday fined $2,000 for using j open fires to burn debris. Sin Soon Lee Construction Company had burned 45 cubic j metres of scaffolding and waste j wood at Pine Grove Phase I construction site
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    Out — book to help working mums
    476 18 Out book to help working mums Free advice for those looking for creches THE Social Affairs Ministry has come to the aid of working parents who are considering sending their children to creches, day care centres or caregivers. It has published a free booklet with advice such people need. Ten
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    KL meeting on gas supply to Singapore
    481 18  - KL meeting on gas supply to Singapore RONNIE LIM By Our Energy Correspondent CLOSER long-term energy links between Singapore and Malaysia are being forged m Kuala Lumpur. Energy officials of both countries are meeting m the Malaysian capital following their first formal meeting m Singapore m January to discuss the
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    NPCC drill
    27 18 THE finals of the National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) annual drill competition will be held tomorrow at the Police Academy parade ground from 4.45 p.m.
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    Corruption trial date
    28 18 THE trial of Nancy Woon, 54, charged with 111 counts of corruption involving $46,129, will be heard m Court 22 from Nov 7 to 10.
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      Lock icon 'Reds are using Islam'
      213 19 'Reds are using Islam' Captured documents reveal strategy, says Datuk Musa KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Communist terrorists are now moving south and using Islam to gain the support of the people, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said today. They are also infiltrating Orang Asli settlements to force the people there
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      Lock icon Rumours, says envoy
      150 19 ALOE STAB, Thurs. Malaysia's High Commissioner to Singapore, Tan Sri Syed Ahmad Shahabnddin, said yesterday that he had no intention of relinquishing his posts m either the government or Umno. He said that as far as he was concerned, he would continue to serve the country. "I
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      Lock icon Fate of two air crash victims still a mystery
      189 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The fate of the two Singaporeans on board the Beechcraft aircraft that crashed m dense jungle near Kluang m 1977 still remains a mystery. Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) investigators who went to the site, about 24 km
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    • MALAYSIAN ROUND-UP
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        Lock icon Decision on doctors' woes
        55 19 DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam would announce a decision on the government doctors' grievances over their service conditions, Health Minister Tan Sri Chong Hong Nyan said yesterday. He added that the decision was made at a Cabinet meeting, which came m the midst of a
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        Lock icon Mara's fears allayed
        61 19 PRIORITY projects at the Mara Institute of Technology would not be affected by the cutbacks on its budget, Mr Abdul Rashid Majid, the institute's director, said on Wednesday. He was commenting on press reports that the 53 per cent cut on the institute's $100 million allocation request
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        Lock icon Keep quality high call
        51 19 MALAYSIA'S palm oil producers and exporters were urged to refrain from practices which might turn customers to substitute fats and oils. Industry experts at a Kuala Lumpur seminar this week gave this advice, saying there was a drop m the quality of Malaysian palm oil recently.
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      Lock icon Sparks fly during fire drill at shops
      151 19 PENANG, Thurs. A security officer was punched by a shopowner, employees of two banks refused to evacuate and a young woman fell down a flight of stairs all during a fire drill yesterday. Penang Development Corporation security officer Haji Ahmad bin Mohamed Yusoff
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      States raising money from water
      168 19 States raising money from water KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. State governments hard-pressed for money have raised water rates. But this comes at a time when drought has caused severe water shortages m several areas, The Star reported. Malacca announced this week it had increased its rate from April 1, and Johore
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      Lock icon Man found dead in drain
      81 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The body of a slain Hongkong journalist, Bavula Veera Raghava Rao, was found m a drain yesterday. He had been slashed on the left wrist and abdomen. Police believe that the 51-year-old sab-editor with the Hongkong Star was left there after being
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      Lock icon Sabah lifts ban on New Straits Times
      184 19 Sabah lifts ban on New Straits Times KOTA KINABALU, Thursday TH£ Sabah state government today withdrew its ban dn the New Straits Times which prevented the newspaper's reporters from covering official functions and press conferences m Sabah. The decision followed discussions today between the Chief Minister, Datuk Harris Salleh, and
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      Lock icon Two million
      47 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia last year attracted two million tourists for the first time, with nearly three-quarters of them coming from South-east Asian countries, the Tourist Development Corp (TDC) reported. This was a 26 per cent increase over the 1.6 million visitors m 1981. Reuter
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      Boom and bust in hotel trade
      441 20 THE story of Singapore's hotel trade seems to be one of boom alternating with doom. The tourist boom of the mid-60s caught the industry flat-footed. While tourist arrivals more than doubled between 1964 and 1967, the number of rooms remained stationary thus driving occupancy
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    South-east Asia: Where Soviets flex their muscle
    1917 20 W We realise that the days of American combat forces coming to our aid are gone forever. We must be able to carry the ball ourselves. Thailand W What it boils down to is that we had all better be ready. We are
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      16 20 (IPINB* V\ JJ\ hasanAnser for better putting. Available at leading departmental stores and selected sports shops.
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      367 20 us Bu Navy vs Soviet fleet Page 22 i _SP*£ b m ft £t _f j_F IWf f af _> _> |0 LBV irtjWBSI 9 B iiiiiiiiliiiii L*iJLliiM^ ■i»%o P 9HH j^^ a"v __P? Bi 1 _<" w. w _hP>mH 1H mm _x<^v- V^% I'C 8 *t? s* __f" ill*
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      Obligation to protect loved ones has no age limit
      218 21 I AM 34 years old. I regret that I did not have the opportunity to do fulltime national service because I fell outside the age group then. However, I am fortunate to have spent a few years m the part-time Special
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    • On money for further studies
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        What about those others who also want to study?
        185 21 What about those others who also want to study? I REFER to the letter "Needy students can get study loans" (ST, April 4) which states that the Public Service Commission offers study loans to financially-needy students who are applying for admission to or are already studying m the National University
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        Impose condition
        100 21 ANY suggestion to allow the use of one's Central Provident Fund balance for further education is bound to get the support of many people. In the long run, not only the person but also the country benefits. Many people want to advance themselves but have financial problems. Their
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        Name the MRT
        98 21 AT this stage of the development of our mass rapid transit (MRT) system, perhaps the authorities could consider holding a contest to give the system a catchy name all Singaporeans can be proud of. One dreads to think that it will be known as the MRT for
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      Coupons can ease load on bus drivers
      279 21 Coupons can ease load on bus drivers THE Singapore Bus Service is gearing towards the one-man-operated ticket system (OTS), m line with its policy of raising productivity. I believe the OTS has two disadvantages: IT IS a heavy burden on the driver. He needs to drive, advise the passenger on
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      Sell them here
      79 21 IT WOULD be a good idea if petrol stations are permitted to sell parking coupons. It would fulfil a need because very often many a motorist is caught short where parking coupons are concerned. Some official coupon booths are never open, and others only open during certain
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      Senior assts play vital role in schools
      261 21 I WOULD like to thank K.C.N. for his concern over the shortage of teachers and his suggestion to put senior assistants back to the classrooms. (ST, March 26). Unfortunately, the impression K.C.N. has about senior assistants is not entirely correct. A senior assistant
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      Calling Mr Safie
      56 21 I REFER to the letter "Released prisoner hasn't been paid" by Mr Safie bin Selamat. (ST, April 5). Mr Safie is kindly requested to telephone me on *****72 or come to the Prison Headquarters, 20 km, Upper Changi Road, so that the problem can be looked into.
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      Students thank staffs
      170 21 ghghgfhgfhghgf WE would like to attribute our good 'A' level results to the efforts of the principal and staff of Thomson Secondary School. At least half of us obtained the minimum of two 'A' and two 'O' level passes. As your report, "Good 'A* level results too
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      Zoo to keep prices within reach of public
      408 21 Zoo to keep prices within reach of public I REFER to your report "Zoo admission charges will not be raised despite losses." (ST, March 30). As the report and the heading give an erroneous picture of zoo policy with regard to admission charges, I would be grateful if you would
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      Ensure petrol pumps work well
      186 21 Ensure petrol pumps work well I WOULD like to draw the attention of your motorist-readers to the fact that they may still end up paying more even if they fill up their car tanks with the new intermediate grade of petrol. On April 1, I decided to try out the
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      35 21 DON'T BE SHY IV YOU can speak Mandarin and are about ;o use dialect again, stop yourself and itart m Mandarin. The other person may aiow Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the nitiator!
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    BACKGROUND
    241 22 Indonesia s Minister of Manpower has a novel way of handling labour woes <, kThe &W Kegion with ISMAIL KASSIM ADMIRAL R. SUDOMO of Indonesia has the knack of getting into the limelight. Appointed last month to head the newly-creat-ed Ministry of Manpower m President Suharto's latest Cabinet, he
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    P.O.Box 555
    668 22 Admiral Sudomo sets up work problem hotline: Azhar Achmad, suggested m an interview with the press that Admiral Sudomo should apply the same shock treatment to existing labour troubles. He also proposed that the Minister should be given the same sweeping power as Kopkamtib chief, but applicable only
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    US Navy vs Soviet fleet
    904 22 US Navy vs Soviet fleet RUSSIA'S strength is on the rise from the northwest Pacific to the Indian Ocean. But m a showdown, says America's ranking admiral m Asia, the US would prevail. The following is an interview with Vice Admiral M. Staser Hoicomb. QUESTION: Admiral Hoicomb, how strong is
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      214 22 DOES STEAMING HOT OOFFEE DO MORE THANTKXLEYOURPALATE? X, h Try this simple s^t Sensodyne test. Make a cup I mJNk m toothpaste of coffee the way \k f) mfjf jf from the you like it. Now m MjFM USA. The sip. How does it j I 0&\4& one <)S feel?
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Cycle & Carriage
        61 23 Cycle Carriage CYCLE and Carriage Ltd has achieved significantly higher interim profits following a recovery m car sales, especially m Malaysia. The motor-based group reported pretax earnings of $40.66 million for the six-month period ending March 31. This amount, which includes share of profits from associated companies, is 45 per
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        OUB results today
        65 23 THE Overseas Union Bank group of companies will announce their 1982 results today.- In view of this, the respective companies have asked for a one-day suspension m the trading of their shares today. The OUB group, which comprises Overseas Union Bank, Overseas Union Enterprise and Overseas Union
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        Bedford's request
        100 23 BEDFORD Plantations Bhd has requested a suspension m the trading of its shares on both the Stock Exchange of Singapore and the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange from April 22. This is to enable the company, which is going ahead with a sub-division of its shares from Msl to
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        High and Low
        77 23 HIGHLANDS and Lowlands Bhd has announced pretax profits of M 552.05 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1982, compared with M 550.05 million before. After deducting M 56.5 million and M 518.3 million for replanting and tax respectively, net trading profits were M 527.14 million (M
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        Lock icon Barter agreement
        59 23 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand and South Korea have signed an agreement here to barter 100,000 tonnes of Thai tapioca chips for 60,000 tonnes of South Korean fertiliser this year, agriculture and cooperatives ministry officials said. The price of fertiliser was fixed at US$lOO (Ss2o9) per tonne and the price
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        Lock icon Fewer orders
        71 23 TOKYO, Thurs. Overseas construction orders received by Japanese companies have been falling sharply since last December, partly because of the deteriorating financial position of oil producing nations, the Japan Federation of Construction Contractors said. It said orders received by 42 major Japanese construction companies m December fell 49.8
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        Lock icon New car sales rise
        106 23 DETROIT, Thurs. The Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Corp reported that new car sales rose m the March 21-31 period by 3.6 per cent and 9 per cent, respectively. General Motors Corp sales were off 5 per cent. For the "Big Three" as a group, sales
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        Lock icon Sears Tokyo office
        78 23 CHICAGO, Thurs. Sears, Roebuck and Co has filed registration papers with the Bank of Japan to establish a division of its Sears World Trading Inc subsidiary m Tokyo, a spokesman said m response to a query. The Tokyo office will trade m a variety of consumer and
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        Lock icon More business failures
        63 23 LONDON, Thurs. British business failures notified by policyholders of Trade Indemnity PLC totalled 1,126 m the first quarter of this year, 28 per cent up on the same period of 1982, it said. Trade Indemnity, a credit insurance underwriter, said failures m the 1983 first quarter were
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      Broking firm to co-manage Kentucky public issue
      301 23 Broking firm to co-manage Kentucky public issue A LOCAL stockbroking firm, City Securities, is co-managing the impending public flotation of Kentucky Fried Chicken (S) Ltd with United Merchant Bank. Its involvement m this issue could mark the beginning of a more active role m corporate finance activities. Observers say the
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      Lock icon Banks reluctantly agree to Mexican debt rescheduling
      454 23 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. International banks yesterday appeared to have reluctantly accepted the Mexican government's scheme to reschedule US$l5 billion (5531.3 billion) of private sector debt. Bankers said they had no alternative but to go along with the scheme, although it was a forced
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      Marine Midland opens simulation workshop
      345 23 MARINE Midland Bank has introduced to Asia its computer simulation workshop to help bank managers improve productivity. This is the first time the bank is conducting the course outside the United States. Marine Midland said it was pleased with the results of the programme and
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      Wearnes queried over reported stake sale
      222 23 Wearnes queried over reported stake sale THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has queried Wearne Brothers Ltd on a report that it is selling its 40 per cent interest m Wira Wearne. The report said Federal Auto Holdings Bhd would take over a controlling interest m Wira Wearne the last asset
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      Hong Leong to set up HK holding company
      414 23 THE Hong Leong group, with wide-ranging activities m Singapore and Malaysia, will soon have a listed holding company m Hongkong to spearhead its expansion there. Once a complex scheme of transactions is completed, Hong Leong Co of Hongkong will emerge as the
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      F E-Levingston takes stake in Slag Industries
      324 23 FAR East-Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd has taken a 30 per cent equity interest m Keppel Shipyard's wholly owned unit, Slag Industries Pte Ltd. The company said its participation m the business of shotblasting and spraying of steel materials within the Keppel Shipyard group, will
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      130 23 ISTANBUL, Thurs. Mr Ad nan Baser Kafaoglu, the minister of finance, has asked Turkish banks to pick representatives to work together with his ministry and the central bank to draft a series of amendments to the banking Act. He made the suggestion during
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        Share prices end narrowly mixed
        463 23 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed with prices fluctuating uncertainly throughout the day on buying support and profit-taking m selective, moderate trading. The Straits Times Industrial index rose 7.55 points to 869.52. F N rose 30 cents to $8.00, Nat Iron 15 cents to $9.00,
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        32 23 Up Down unch Industrials 33 53 32 Finance 11 3 4 Hotels 3 7 5 Properties 2 7 6 Plantations 7 5 0 Mining 4 2 1 Deb/Loans 3 4 2
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          51 23 Katnunting Tin 660 +70 OCBC 1120 +60 Dunlop Est 530 +40 U M Flour 416 +36 Straits Trading 660 +35 F N 800 +30 Rahman Hyd 424 +24 Chin Teck 630 +20 Kiverview 320 +20 Nat Iron 900 +15 Times Pub 720 +15 Selangor Dredg 535 +15 Wcarnes 414
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          31 23 Goodwood Park 1400 -20 C Sugars 1180 -20 Utd Plantations 390 -20 Isetan 570 -15 M Cables 295 -13 Tan Chong 480 -12 Allied Choc 226 -11 Shell 700 -10
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          44 23 April 6 April 7 BT Composite: 847.26 854.24 BT Indicator: *****1 *****4 ST Industrials: 861.97 869.52 ST Finance: 2148.27 2159.87 ST Hotels: 1057.57 1054.90 ST Properties: 690.19 688.74 ST Minings: 233.35 235.97 ST Plantations: 969.52 975.17 OCBC: 761.79 768.75 SES Ind: 653.14 654.10
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          29 23 Taiping Text 1,042,000 O C B C 871,000 A P I 821,000 M U I 696,000 Faber Merlin 670,000 Total turnover: 18.19 m Total value: $62.44 m
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        72 23 Boustead Bhd 3 C& C CCM -2 Cold Storage Dunioplnd 2 Esso +10 F&N +30 Gentings -2 Guinness Gnthrie Bhd Haw Par 10 Inchcape Bhd +4 MTC NBT 2 Nat Iron +15 PMC PanElec fl Perils Plant 2 Prlma +5 Robinsons +3 Rothmans -1 Semb Ship
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      2688 24 Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of 18 shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr's Net 83 Last Oiv P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000) High Low 276 235 Acma 255 -1 21.7 24.7
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      Market ends mixed after steady start
      637 24 THE stock market closed mixed yesterday after a steady start. Major market indices were helped by the healthy performance of blue-chip stocks, especially those m the OCBC stable. The Business Times Composite Index ended 6.98 points higher at 854.24 and the Straits Times Industrial
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      KL selectively firmer
      321 24 IN SPITE of intermittent bouts of profit-taking, share prices finished mixed to selectively firm on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. After opening generally higher, prices continued to move up gradually until heavy profit-taking towards the noon close trimmed earlier gains. In the afternoon, bargainhunters and speculators
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      Unit trusts
      187 24 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 8) The Commerce 3.28 3.48 The Savings Fund 1.83 1.94xd Spore Prog Fund 1.45 1.54 Spore Sec. Fund 2.19 2.32 Spore Invest Fund 1.16 1.23 Spore Equity Fund 1.42 1.51 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 8) Mai Invest Fund
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      41 24 Up Down unch Industrials 40 40 25 Finance 5 0 3 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 16 3 Oil Palms 5 2 1 Tins 7 7 4 Rubbers 7 7 4 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 1 0 1
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      37 24 GopengCon 1480 +110 0 C B C 1230 +80 Kamunting 710 +60 S Trading 725 +45 Gold Coin 565 +40 F&N 875 +35 Nlron 995 +35 Choc Prod 420 +30 Dun Est 580+30 Wearnes 456 +26
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      10 24 Shell 735 -55 EssoOrd 920 -30 Bedford 930 -20
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      BUSINESS DONE
      2047 24 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      1148 24 PROPERTIES B Raya (2.298 2.315) (53) 2.31 (19) 2.32 (4) 2.30 (22) 2.31 (10) 2.32 (2)2.29(12)2.305ETT (2.365)(18) 2.35 (27) 2.34 (1) 2.36 (17) 2.34 (50) 2.35 (4) 2.33 B Sembawang (4.368 4.505) (2) 4.34 SETT (4.388) (1) 4.40 Bolton (2.805) (2) 2.BOSETT (2.828) C Properties (4.408) (1) 4.40 City
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        282 24 MOST stocks yesterday ended steady due to fresh overseas buying, mainly of blue chips, although the volume remained small. The bearish effect of the recent crop of poorer-than-ex-pected corporate results has subsided, dealers said. Hk Wharf Loan 72.50 unch Hk Wharf Warr 180.008 +10 Hopewell 2.10 Hsln Chong 1.10
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        356 24 STOCKS yesterday closed easier, led by blue chips, amid concern over high prices, levels of margin buying positions, and the Wall Street decline overnight. The second market closed slightly lower. Yen AJlnomoto 805 -5 Akal 485 -6 Amada 811 -9 Asahl Chem 296 -4 Asahl Glass 570 -3 Bink
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        189 24 Francs Actions Sulsses 279 +4 Alusulsse Br Mfl Alusulsse Reg 209 -2 Brown Boverl Br 1195 unch Ciba Oeigy Br 1785 -15 Clba O«lgy P C 1485 +5 Clba Oelgy Reg 778 -2 Credit Sulsse Br 1940 15 Credit Sulsse Reg 358 -2 Elektrowatt Br 2650 +10 Qeorge Fischer
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        89 24 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.014 -0.001 Atlas Con. B 30.80 +0.5 Bagulo Gold 0.0022 +0.0002 Basic Petroleum 0.0095 +0.0005 Benguet Con. B 88.00 +8 CDCP 150 +0.02 First Phil Hldgs 7.30 -0.1 Lepanto B 0.1350 unch Marlnduque B 5.60 unch Marsteel Oriental B 0.02 unch
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        378 25 PRICES yesterday closed higher across-the-board m light trading, with the best gains m the energy sector. The market opened strongly and sustained the firmer tone, despite a softening among mining stocks from opening peaks at midday. Near the close the All Ordinaries was 3.7 points up at 527.5. Gains
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        407 25 STOCK PRICES closed lower for the fourth session m a row on Wednesday as the market continued to correct the gains of the last several weeks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped as much as 14 points but pulled up m late trading, finishing off some 6'/ 2
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        671 25 EQUITIES were firm m moderate trading yesterday on hopes for a cut m UK base rates and on the start of the new tax year considerations, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 9.3 points at 673.2. Government bonds turned easier m quiet trading on profit-taking
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        50 25 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1014.16 Wednesday 998.46 Week Ago 982.54 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 661.2 Wednesday 656.4 Week Ago 651.0 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 527.5 Wednesay... 523.7 Week Ago 509.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 654.0 Tuesday 663.9 Week Ago 652.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1113.49 Tuesday 1120.16 Week Ago 1131.19
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        213 25 SHARE prices were mainly lower on Wednesday due to the lower trend on Tuesday night's Wall Street close. In Dutch internationals KLM fell 2.10 guilders to 151.50 while Royal Dutch was down 1.70 at 111.60. Philips, however, rose 0.70 to 44.60 mainly due to foreign interest. Fla ABN 380.50
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        104 25 Bah is Asia Fibre 106 1 Bangkok Bank 256 -2 Bank or Ayudhr.ya Ltd 148 -3 Charoong Thai Wire 314 -4 Industrial Finance Corp 134 -1 Jalaprathan Cement.... 157 -2 Maboonkhrong 148 -1 Metal Box 10.75 unch Rama Tower 39.50 -1.25 Sana Union 135 unch Sermsult 282 -2 81am
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        938 25 FRftM Pam» 24 cn\ II r»umr»Ke*icuin Syn Resins (5.458 5.505) (1) 5.40 (1) 545 TDM (2.048) (3) 2.03 (3) 2.02 (7) 2-04 T Text (2.208 2.245) (125) 2.29 (84) 2.28 (88) 2.30 (3) 2.31 (32) 2.26 (46) 2.25(62)2.27(3)2.23(182)2.24 Tan Chong (5.308 5.355) (9) 5.40 (16) 5.35 (2)
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      822 24 Fill) and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stork Exchange yesterday, wilh the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJlnomoto (3.108 3.265) Alrom (29) 2.01 (17) 2.02 (1) 2.03 (23) 2.00
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        362 25 RUBBER prices m Singapon higher with April One RSS cents a kilo, up 1.50 cents fro Morning prices were marked up slightly on covering and trade demand coupled with reserve of sellers. Afternoon prices lost some ground on some late offerings and light profittaking. KUALA LUMPUR: The rubber market
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        32 25 Rubber: April 7 Singapore: April: 252.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Malaysia: April: 269.00 cents (up 2.00 cents) Tin: M 531.49 per kilo (up 43 cents) 185 tonnes (up 23 tonnes)
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        206 25 j THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday rose on I further covering, aided by news of the Japanese government considering reduction m tariff on imported palm oil. For April deliveries, south region rose M 51.50 to $774 a tonne and central $1.00 to $771 while May m
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        31 25 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1086.00 (£1106.50); sellers £1086.50 (£1107.00); Three Months buyers £1117.50 (£1138.00); sellers £1118.00 (£1138.50). Market tone: Easier. Sales: 39,350 tonnes.
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        297 25 RAS prices m cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 243.00 245.00N 243.00 245.00N Int. 1 R.S.S. April 254.00 256.00 252.50 253.50 Int IRSS May 248.00 249.00 247.50 248.50 m RSS. 228.00 230.00S 227.00 229.00N UK'Cont
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        97 25 NOON SSR and SMR prices yesterday: RAS April May (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 227.00 229.00N 229.00 231.00N SSR 50 (1 -ton pallet) 223.00 225.00N 225.00 227.00N MRELB April May SMRCV (1-ton pallet) 312.50 314.50N 313.50 315.50N SMR L (1-ton
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        193 25 THE FALL of the Malaysian dollar against sterling boosted the Straits Tin price m Penang 43 cents to M 531.49 a kilo. The new level, which is about par with the LME, is still within the ITA lower sector of $29.15 and $32.06. Dealers noted strong demand, both
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        137 25 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $95.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $360.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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        218 25 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,100 and closed at $29,000 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/428.50 and then narrowed to $427.25/428.00. The market remained inactive despite attempted stimulation. The price closed for lunch at $427.00/428.00. In the afternoon, the price re-opened
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        34 25 Wed Toes New York 11.198 B 11.26S -S Zurich 11.158 -B 11.25S -S Than Wed Singapore 11.148 B 11.24S -S Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Suisse, Spore.
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      Money and exchanges
      658 25 THE US dollar yesterday opened at i $2.1070 00 against the Singapore unit on the local foreign exchange. Trading was fairly active amid mixed sentiments. It was traded to a high of $2.1090/05 before drifting to close at a wide range of $2.1000 50. Trading of the
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      47 25 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April 7: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 3 34 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2 7/16 2 5/16 3-month Bank bills 6 13/16 611/16 3 months CD 6*4 6% 6 months CD 8« 6H Source: National Discount Co.
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      34 25 Closing interbank rates for Singapore dollars on April 7: Offer Bid Overnight 6 '2 6 1 1 month 6W 6 3 2 months 62 6% 3 months 6'j 6'» Overnight mode 7
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      28 25 1 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I I best customers is 9.09 per cent. J
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      Encouraging start by Simbl's new division
      255 26 Encouraging start by Simbl's new division SINGAPORE International Merchant Bankers Ltd's strategic consulting division has landed a number of major assignments from local and overseas corporations m its first three months of operation. Simbl's managing director, Mr Nicholas Ferguson, said this division was set up m conjunction with the Schroder
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      Shell Refining reports 53pc jump in earnings
      426 26 SHELL Refining Co Bhd has announced sharply higher earnings and dividends for 1982, m line with industry expectations. It chalked up an impressive 53.6 per cent jump m after-tax profits to M 554.57 million (from M 535.5 million previously). This brings its net
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      Ming Court turns in slightly higher profits
      341 26 MING Court Hotel, the management of which will revert to Malayan United Hotels this year, has turned m marginally better results for the 14-month period to Dec 31, 1982. The company's pretax profits for the period amounted to $10.72 million, against $8.77 million
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      Work on Kulim's housing project starts
      196 26 Work on Kulim's housing project starts CONSTRUCTION of phase one of plantation-based Kulim (Malaysia) Bhd's housing project m Ulu Tiram, Johore, has started after some delay. This phase consists of 1,148 units 22 bungalows, 14 semi-detached houses, 142 terrace houses, 446 medium-cost terrace houses, 484 lowcost terrace houses and 40
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      84 26 German steel programme submitted BONN. Thurs. The longawaited programme for the restructuring of the West German steel industry was yesterday delivered to the European Commission a week late and a shadow of the wide-rang-ing concept mooted m January. The Bonn Economics Ministry said Brussels would be asked to approve federal
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      Ganda expects to be in the black again
      265 26 GANDA Holdings is expected to return to the black m the current year to Sept 30, after suffering pretax losses of M 51.41 million last year. The group has projected its pretax profits for this year at about M 52.825 million, taking
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      364 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical HYATTREGENCYO N An international hotel m\ itcs applic .ition tm the position nt Secretary Requirements Minimum i( 1 "< >" I evel with credit m t nglish. Preferabl) bilingual (Mandarin Secretarial I >iploma 1 xperienced and able to handle correspondence and administration independently Salary
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      394 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical UNION CENTRAL SUPPLY PTE LTD Urgently requires: TYPIST Able to type at minimum 35 w.p.m. With/ without experience Preferably those from Commercial Stream Telephone: *****20 for an appointment. THE AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. invites applications for the positions of: SECRETARY Qualifications: GCE 'O' level with
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      613 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Expanding Trading Company requires (1) EXECUTIVE CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY With c 4to 5 years working experience Shorthand speed 100 120 wpm c Telex c Good command of oral/ written English language c Able to work under pressure (2) 2 ACCOUNTS CLERKS 2 years working experience
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      599 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE RESERVATIONS CLERK required by established Japanese Travel Agency for immediate employment. Requirements: c Age between 18 —21 years. Minimum GCE 'A' level. c Experience unnecessary but must be able to work independently. c Must be proficient m both spoken and written English. Must
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      630 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established international company at Changi Cargo Complex requires: CLERK/ SORTERS c Minimum Secondary Two education A pass m Geograph c Preferably residing at Bedok or Changi area Interested applicants, please call personally (bring along a passportsize photograph) for interview at: BLK 3004, BEDOK
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      602 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE INDOOR TELEPHONE SALES CLERK required urgently by Established Hardware Firm. c Preferably with previous related experience. c Have a pleasant voice and able to type 35 wpm. c Age: 18 to 24 years. c Salary: $500 and above depending on experience. Apply: S.T.
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      521 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A legal firm has immediate vacancy for: 2 JUNIOR STENOGRAPHERS For interview please call: Tel: *****33 for an appointment. An established Legal Firm requires an: EXPERIENCED SENIOR STENOGRAPHER immediately Attractive remunerations. Interested please call: *****8 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the
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      756 29 66 Situations Vacant -i d) Secretarial Clerical MANPOWER SERVICES COMPANY IN JURONG requires: SECRETARY With minimum 3 years' experience, with shorthand/ typing skills. Please call for appointment *****11, SUE METROPOLITAN V.M.C.A. RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST Able to type at least 30 w.p.m. Able to speak English and Mandarin. Minimum GCE 'O' level. Starting
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      571 29 66 Situations Vacant 1 d) Secretarial Clerical RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK REQUIRED by an established company m Jurong working 5-day week immediately. School-leavers may also be considered Interested contact Miss Claudia Tan, *****44. URGENTLY REQUIRED EXPERIENCED Female Accounts Clerk with LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping. Able to type and keep full set of books.
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      504 29 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRED MALE/ FEMALE Sales Representatives. Atttractlve income plus good commission. Interested please call: *****13/ 4. REQUIRED ACCOUNTS CLERK for full-set accounts. 2 to 3 years experience and Experienced Stocfc Clerk. Tel: *****39. REQUIRED FEMALE TYPIST for IBM Selectric Composer, with or without experience. Call
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      686 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales c) Sales 4F EASTERN 1& INDUSTRIES PTE LTD (A member of the National Iron Group) MARKETING EXECUTIVES (Salary Range: $1,200 $2,500 per month) Eastern Industries Group of Companies, the construction technology arm of National Iron Steel Mills
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      383 30 American Engineering Company with several Far Eastern offices has career opportunities m their Passive Component and Machinery Marketing Departments for: EXPERIENCED MARKETING ENGINEERS Candidates should have these qualifications: Electronics Engineering Diploma or equivalent background Successful sales record, with two years' experience m related fields Professional drive and strong self-motivation to
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      292 30 A leading shipping company invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of MARKETING EXECUTIVES c Responsible for generating cargo support to meet sales target. Capable of initiating, developing and maintaining good contacts with shippers. Conversant m some aspects of freight documentation would be an advantage. At least one
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      617 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales fPROFESSIONAL SALES^ CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME. Have you ever dream ol:- Earning between $25,000 $250,000 annually An Overseas award trip all expenses paid Developing your own business without capital Deriving recognition and job satisfaction Good promotional opportunities We have not only over 50 such people getting
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      616 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Are you looking for sales as your career? Due to our rapid expansion, we have opening for SALES REPRESENTATIVES If you have a pleasant personality and willing to work hard, then for more information call at: DUKE HOTEL (former Ambassador Hotel) CONFERENCE ROOM 42/46 MEYER
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      721 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A YOUNG PERSON below age 25, with strong command of English and at least good 'O' levels m Mathematics and Physics, is required as Sales Administrator. Work involves preparation of quotations, providing product information and project liaison m the office. Outgoing persons can have fun
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      401 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SHOWROOM RECEPTIONIST Rl QUIRED immediately by Eur< pean Kitchen Company. Mm mum secondary educatioi speaks fluent English and with pleasant personality. Conta( *****77. SALES COME EASIER when ye sell for American Internation; Assurance Co. Ltd. If you ai honest and hardworking mal< female, tel: *****53
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      785 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical i) Technical Technical E- ,-«MgmMraßrinwMßiriHMiMH^^MiMWWTWilMTiiaM»Mtl^W^ n, jM mf vU AS For True Jl Career Involvement, WM Our W Challenge 1 3/ I Walk-in interview on I ■Saturd^ 9th April '831 I 9.30 am to 2.30pm I 11 1 ss i__^^^^^^^^^^^^^^____^__^l_^^^^^^^^H
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      575 31 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical We have immediate vacancies for: DRAUGHTSMAN Have completed Technical Secondary School Certificate preferably VITB or STI Certificate m Mechanical drawings and design. c 1 year working experience m drafting. MATERIAL PLANNER (MALE) Completed VITB/ITC Mechanical Engineering. c Able to read blue-print drawings. c lor 2
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      358 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical Consulting Civil/ Structural Engineers requires (1) CIVIL/ STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN Minimum 3 years experience. (2) COMPUTER OPERATOR/ ASSISTANT PROGRAMMER c j GCE 'O' level with passes m Maths and Physics. Knowledge of 'BASIC programming an assets. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please apply with full particulars
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      609 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Technical Immediate vacancies for: ELECTRICIANS NTC 3 with 1-2 years experience c Able to perform shift duties c Those without NTC will also be considered c Salary above $550 per month c Free transport and accommodation Interested applicants, please call personally between 8.30 am 4 pm
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      532 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical SALES EXECUTIVE/ ENGINEER If you possess the following qualifications, please apply with full details of experience, salary expected, etc and photograph (non-returnable) to: The Advertiser Alexandra P.O. Box 48 Singapore 9115. 1. B.Sc. (Electronics), Singapore Polytechnic Diploma (Electronics) or equivalent. 2. Working relations with shipbuilders, ship-owners
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      437 31 66 Situations Vacant Technical j A Well Established Engineering Firm m Jurong invites applications for the following post: MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSWOMAN c ITC m Mechanical Engineering drawing and design or its equivalent. 1-2 years experience m mechanical structural drawings with engineering firm. Interested applicants, please call: *****77 A well established advertising
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      800 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Production g) Production g) Production iSH SINGAPORE > \i £JJ PTE. LTD. S has opened a new plant at Block 4008 along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 to assemble circuit boards. asfe, BLOCK 4©08,4 TH STOREY I W SS^fefc^ AVENUE 10
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      358 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Production 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Shintom Electronics urgently requires h^B&fa Mhmm iim*. "Bft^l !Jl ft Bff II jflrau HI y^^. \l/ JUt S/ \UTHIV\ i. IWimK I >»^t j\i hi V JJBaf L-fj i*~"r Attendance incentive. Lunch Transport allowances. Basic education provided. Sports/Recreation activities. 1
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      442 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production \\^fic-in interview on 7" 3 Saturday 9TH APRIL 1983 9.30 AM TO 2.30 PM r"^ X\ j/\J\ Join a giant world-famous multi-national company fas an OPERATOR Operators are very important people m our company. You are therefore considered an invaluable part of our workforce. As
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      211 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production me"" m PRODUCTION PERSONNEL (2 rotating shifts or permanent 3rd shift) Join us today and earn up to (MALE) (FEMALE) PLUS free transport free medical treatment free fashionable uniform free tea offered during 2nd shift free technical training fast promotion prospects fully air-conditioned factory piped
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      127 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production NATIONAL KAP PTE LTD has vacancies for the post of: FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS Must be prepared to work shift. For a start, you can earn up to: $465 p.m. You may earn more if you are willing to work overtime. Hurry, do not hesitate to
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      16 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production BUSS 3^l J3CL"fIEH Eh ■n7frWFffr*wrTfflfiPM IhPpI^PI IHE3B WUrIHnTWI'HBi siiir-^«F Ti''M'Jsn ■3KKSV
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      201 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production JMMPMfId I OPERATORS LoPERATORsJ [Work m Kalians as Male/ Female Production Operators Permanent (Ist, 2nd 3rd Shift) m GENERAL ELECTRIC USA TELEVISION APPLIANCE PTE LTD We offer: 5 Day Work Week Shift Allowance Matching Payment for Employee Savings Plan In Company BEST Classes Come and
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      454 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production r iiiiiiiiiiwim^ SWANN ELECTRONICS PTE LTD has vacancies for:--1) 2 MOULD SETTERS (For Ist and 2nd shift) 2to 3 years experience m plastic moulding. Completed N.S. 2) IMALE GENERAL WORKER (2nd shift) Completed N.S. 3) 2 FEMALE OPERATORS (2nd shift) BENEFITS INCLUDE: 5-day work wak
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      516 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Q.C. INSPECTORS Salary and allowance about $450 per month. GCE 'O' level with passes m English, Science and Maths. Technical education preferred. No experience is required. Apply m person to: SINGAPORE HiRAKAWA ELECTRIC WIRE PTE LTD 1200 Depot Road #01-23 Singapore 0410 Tel: *****09/ *****97
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      469 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous In line with the hotel s major extrusion scheduled tor completion middle of this year, we have challenging ;uid rewarding career opportunities for the following positions:WAITERS/WAITRESSES Minimum 2 years's experience m a lounge of a first class hotel. Pleasant and
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      514 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous k|j^ HOTEL Urgently requires A) HEAD BARMAN I Completed Secondary I Education with good command of English I Experience In supervisoI ry capacity and 2 years relevant working experiI ence preferred Good knowledge m Bar Operations I Possess tact and diploI macy I Willing to
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      540 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous CONTECH a new but rapidly expanding corporation m the construction industry invites you to join its team of young professionals. We are especially interested m those who want to stay and grow with the Company. CONTECH takes care of its
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      60 33 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY requires: FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Completed GCE 'O' level. Able to type at 35wpm accurately. Applicants residing m Bedok/ Katong areas preferred. SALES REPRESENTATIVES Completed GCE 'O' level N.S. Possess own transport. Basic salary plus commission. Experience m building trade preferred. Apply with full resume, nonreturnable photo, contact number
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      567 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous [I Nusantara Support Services Pte Ltd invites applications 1 1 from Singapore Citizens for the following positions:WELDER 1 year working experience preferably m heavy equipment or automotive industry. NTC Grade 3 m General Welding. Must be able to read diagrams
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      280 33 mm SINGAPORE SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING LIMITED requires Material Planning Assistant Requirements: Applicants should possess a Diploma m Electrical Engineering or equivalent Knowledge of material planning an advantage Preferably 1 to 2 years experience m similar capacity Applications containing details of qualifications, experience, expected salary, a recent photograph and contact telephone number
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      511 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous SiNTAT Rent*a*Car RENTAL RECEPTIONISTS For our Airport, Jurong and Town branches 1 year actual driving experience Pleasant personality Secondary education Willingness to work on shift duties MAINTENANCE MECHANICS/ APPRENTICE MECHANICS Some maintenance experience Must possess Class 3 driving licence Interested applicants, please call Joyce at:
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      237 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ©SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for GENERAL CLERKS (MALE/ FEMALE) Singaporean above the age of 18 Minimum GCE 'O' Level Must be able to type ASST. SUPERVISOR (STORE) GCE 'O' Level and at lesst 3 years experience m a manufacturing environment at
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      921 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ELMARK Household name m modern furniture requires urgently: 1) DELIVERY SUPERVISOR Minimum GCE "O" level. c Minimum 2 years similar working experience c Working knowledge of furniture. c Class 3 driving licence 2) RETAIL SUPERVISOR (Orchard Road Showroom) c Minimum GCE "O" Level, c Minimum
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      222 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous HOKURIKU (S) PTE LTD requires urgently ASSISTANT DRIVER c Age 21-25 years. Secondary education with simple knowledge of English and Mandarin. c Possess clean driving licence 3. Must be physically fit and able to work under pressure. c Singapore citizen, completed N.S. Interested applicants, please
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      322 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous fritto STEAK HOUSE invites applications for the following positions: CASHIERS CLERKS WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Interested please write m with contact telephone numbers or call personally during office hours to: FRISCO STEAK HOUSE 53/55 SUNSET WAY CLEMENTI PARK SINGAPORE 2159 I TEL: *****38 J TRANS-ISLAND BUS SERVICES
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      404 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i Has immediate vacancies for the following positions:Waiters Waitresses Barmen Minimum qualification Sec 2 level Some experience m related field Apply personally today between 3.30pm 7.30pm at:The Goldmine Level 18 Sea View Hotel Amber Close Singapore 1543 VOKOGAWA SINGAPORE Requires:FEMALE CLEANER We offer:- Attractive starting
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      573 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous EXPATRIATE CLUB requires a:FEMALE COOK Willing to work split-shift and be m charge of the kitchen. Interested please call personally at:NO. 12, FIRST AVENUE (Opposite National Junior College) 1 for an interview GO RYEO JEONG KOREAN RESTAURANT has immediate vacancies for:1. WAITRESSES/WAITERS Chinese only. Able
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      560 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established engineering firm m Jurong has vacancies for: 1) DESPATCH RIDER (Chinese Male only) 2) RECEPTIONIST 3) GENERAL CLERK Interested parties please call: *****35 for interview. An established Servicing Company has immediate vacancies for:--(1) OFFICE BOY Ability to speak and write simple English Preferably
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      491 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous ASSISTANT STOREMAN required m Jurong Good prospects. Call personally or write to: SOLUS OCEAN SYSTEMS INC. 1 Kwong Mm Road Jurong Bus 248 from Jurong Interchange. Tel: *****11 A well established publishing firm urgently requires a DRIVER Interested applicants, please call Miss Lynn Sng, at
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      900 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 10 LEADING HOSTESSES urgently required Interested applicants call personally for interview at: HOOVER MUSIC LOUNGE 3rd Floor, Great Eastern Hotel 401, Macpherson Road (from 4pm onwards) Tel: *****61, *****31 COMGUARDS REQUIRES SECURITY Guards. 8 and 12 hours shifts. For Katong, Orchard and Kallang Bahru areas.
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      662 34 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous CAR WASHERS AND Greasers wanted Pay $350 to $400. If Interested, call personally: 28, Dunearn Road, Spore 1130. CHINESE FEMALE CLINIC Nurses required. No experience necessary, from dist. 0208 preferred. Call *****93. DESPATCH CLERKS (Must possess class 2 driving licence) required by international company. Interested
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      672 34 72 Vehicles For Hire A reliable Rental Service for cars pick-ups Call us now at *****26/*****39 SUNRISE CAR RENTALS (PTE) LTD 1107, Bukit Timah Road Singapore 0922 fSJU CITY CAR L^-J RENTALS ■■■Hi (TAOS3) •No Mileage Charge With Malaysian Permits Self or Chauffeur Driven LATEST MODELS Mercedes 200 (Manual/Auto) Volvo
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      848 34 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW BMW 315 '82 March, new road tax till '84 March, accident free, low mileage, one owner. Tel *****49 after 11am. c) Datsun FOR $3,500 YOU can drive away a new Nissan Sunny. Contact the Datsun authorised dealer. Sin Hock Seng Trading Co Pte Ltd,
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      850 34 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford 1978 FORD CORTINA Ghia 1.6 Private owner, aircond., radio cassette. $11,500. Loan $9,000. Tel: *****90. 1979 CORTINA ESTATE Aircon, one company owner. Well maintained. 7 months road tax. $9,400 o.n.u. *****57. 1979 FORD CORTINA Statlonwagon 1600 Company regd., aircond, accident free, showroom condition. $13,700.
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      762 35 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes |t*y IS BiHi mmm i ET8179 IMPORTED LATE 1980 Mercedes 200 (White). 1 private owner, power windows, central locking, sports rims, tax new. $68,500. Blk 416, -01-127, Pandan Garden, Spore 2260. JUNE '80 MERCEDES Benz 200. One private owner, beautiful white original paint, aircond,
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      501 35 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi •77 COLT SIGMA 1600GS Aircon, radio, cassette. PARF eligible. 2nd owner. $13,800 Loan $11,000 *****45. '79 COLT SIGMA Stationwagon. 'Q' plate, aircond, cassette. $13,800 0.n.0. trade-in acceptable. Braddell Road Mobil Station. LATE 1979 COLT Sigma 1600 GS. One Company owner, aircon, $14,900 *****19. 1974
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      653 35 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota 1982 TOYOTA CELICA 2 0 XT one owner air-cond., radio cassette, sports-rim. Excellent condition. Tel: *****44. 78 TOYOTA CRESSIDA Q plate. Aircon, radio, cassette. Passed inspection. $12,500 *****33 Ext 130 Steven. CONDITION LIKE NEW. Late 1973 Corona MXII. New road tax. Full accessories. $4,750.
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      1384 35 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others 1) Others fDOMepLex u.s.A.^i SPACE-AGE CAR SPEAKER SYSTEM Most Advanced American Technology fir dffl IfekAiH < m DOME <Sj|§) 6x9-25 Ounce Specifications Magnet 20 oz, Dome Tweeter Frequency Response: 40-22,000 Hz Power Handling: 65 Watts RMS Sales Service: dory Motor
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      660 35 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles MazdaE22oo Downpayment s2,9OO i One year or 20,000 km warranty, whichever »P^^ comes first. 5 free inspections at 1,000; 10,000; 20,000; 30,000 and 40,000 km carried out m our ROY approved inspection centre. Original spare parts at discounted prices with 6 mths or
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      313 35 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 78 Scrap Vehicles ATTRACTIVE PRICE scrap used commerical company. *****86 *****67. (Night *****35). 105, Ist floor. Balestier Complex. STRICTLY CASH PAYMENT for scrap vehicles 1000/ 3000 c.c. and good used cars. Contact Allan Yong, *****36/ *****85. WANTED BELOW 1000 c.c. scrap car. $5,300.
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      381 35 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses Dist. 11 Holland Dutch Club vicinity Detached bungalow with character on high elevated ground. Fixtures include 5 bedrooms, spacious lounge for entertaintment, separate dining, central airconditionlng, bright cosy kitchen, Spanish arch patio, looking out to 40,000 sq.ft. of
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      628 35 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans look to us. We offer you up to 80% loan on appraised value the best use of CPF savings competitive interest rates up to 25 year term the backing of the bank, the World banks on B A LEASING (S) PTE LTD Ifl B^kAmirih
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      700 36 flites" (Mill nwpmife mOFERTY U)ANS at attractive terms For commercial and residential properties \)^^^{%l Reasonable interest rates 4W|VIQ Repayment up to 20 years |WyiL W Use of CPF Scheme acceptable rs^^ Prompt service °C IllL UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE LTD I 124/126. Robinson Road, Singapore 0106. Tel: 221 1782 (11 lines)
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      374 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 20, BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED single-storey detached bungalow. 3 aircond bedrooms, brand new furniture and fittings. $2,600 0.n.0. Hap Seng Really *****41/2. Many others available. All budget. DIST. 5 BRAND NEW Hong Leong Garden (off Ayer Rajah Road). Beautiful double-storey terrace. 3-bedroomed/ servant's, tastefully furnished, with
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      614 36 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 1129 UNIVERSITY ROAD double-storey 3 plus 1 bedrooms, semi-detached, fully furnished, aircond. balcony, garden. Asking: $3,500. Call: *****51 (with (Agents). DIST. 10 SINGLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED 3 airconditioned bedrooms. Partially furnished. $1,700. Furnished can be arranged. Available immediately. Lai Housing *****6. DIST. 10 SINGLE-STOREY RENOVATED bungalow,
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      1574 36 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses Proud house owners choose only the best n mmtkWmWwSm I I I* FT WM W^ 3~door side-by-side models ||g -f^r s SDI 5-25F-1, SDI 5-22F-1 i^flt. ii»**Skjh. Amana Patented ice
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      99 36 District 21, Clementi Park, close to Foreign Schools, brand new apartment, 3 bedrooms with spacious living/ dining, rental: $2,800. District 15, Maryland Park, high floor, 3-bedroomed apartment with swimming pool, tennis courts for $2,700. Close to Shopping Centres 5 mins. drive to city. A beautiful, luxurious apartment, walking distance to
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      620 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Fully furnished apartment m Hillcrest Arcadia 'Catteleya Block' Beautiful interior with 3 bedrooms. Spacious living/dining, fully carpeted, aircond, balcony. Full condominium facilities. Immediate occupation. $3,900. 'Village Tower' brand new high-rise apartment off Holland road. Large living/dining, 3 bedrooms. Well equipped kitchen. Facilities include swimming pool,
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      764 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LAGUNA PARK APARTMENT High floor, 1,700 sq.ft. Directly facing sea. Renovated and fully furnished. 3 bedrooms, 3 toilets. Rental $2,400 inclusive of maintenance. TEL: *****38/ *****64 Lion Tower opposite Goldhill Square, easy access to Orchard. 3 bedrooms, servant's, furnished, $2,600. Dist. 20, Faber Garden Condominium,
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      819 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 5 FABER HILLS Condo $2,400. bedrooms, fully furnished. Pool, tennis court. Call: Acclaim Realty, *****55. DIST. 5 BRAND NEW Hong Leong condominium (off Ayer Rajah Road) 3-bedroomed, fully aircond, furnished/ unfurnished can be arranged. Hongswee, *****11. DIST. 9 WILKIE ROAD 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,
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      541 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LEONIE TOWER MAISONETTE, 1 bedrooms, central alr-cond, swimming pool, $6,000 Grangelord. 2 bedrooms, luxuriously furnished $3,800. Contact *****3. NASSIM MANSION IST Class apartment, 4 bedrooms/ servant's, large living/ dining, balconies overlooking greenery. $10,000. Swisshomes *****25/ 6. PEARLBANK 2 BEDROOMS $2,000, Thomson 5- room $1,000. Serangoon
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      803 37 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 11 GOLDHILL Tower, fully furnished 3 bedrooms with servant's $3,000. Victor and Morris *****0. DIST. 21, CLEMENTI PARK 3 bedrooms, furnished, CTV, washing machine, dryer, swimming pool. Rental $2,900. *****88. DIST. 28, NIM PARK furnished maisonette with tennis court m quiet and cosy surroundings.
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      672 37 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms ROOM IN SEMI-DETACHED at Katong for foreign students or single. Food and laundry arrangeable. Interested tel: *****05. UNFURNISHED ROOM AVAILABLE m dist. 9 Aircond. quiet surroundings, single lady/ couple. Tel: *****63/ 5 Agents). ROOM FOR RENT Bachelor/ Working couple, no children, no cooking. Interested call
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      500 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Thomson View^^l Luxurious 2 -storey townhouses Beautifully designed with private carporch and garden Spread over 5.6 hectares of elevated ground. With swimming pool, tennis court, squash courts, saunabaths. gynasium, cycling tracks, clubhouse, playground, supermarket, creche, barbeque pits. No
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      517 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses &^^H Commercial Finance Limited HOUSING LOAN Attractive interest rates. Up t090%0f valuations. 20 yrs. repayment period. Use of CPF savings acceptable 2 Shenton Way.#ol-018. ICB Building Tel: *****33 Blk. 354. Clementi Aye 2. #01-183/5 Tel: *****44 1 Queensway. #01-04 Oueensway Shopping Centre Tel: *****0
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      652 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses PROPERTY AGENTS WANTED Dynamic/integrity. Some experience m property. Drive own car. Attractive commission. Back-up with computerised property listings. ACUMEN REALTY CENTRE *****22 DISTRICT 18 Pasir Ris Terrace House with 4 spacious rooms and split— level dining. Furnished and vacant possession. $420,000 0.n.0. DISTRICT 10
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      606 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10, CHATSWORTH ROAD. architectural designed DoubleStorey detached bungalow with 14,000 sq.ft. large garden. 6.700 sq.ft. built-in area. 4 spacious bedrooms with a large study. Selling: 53.5 million. Call Metz Properties: *****88. DIST. 13 JALAN SIKUDANGAN double-storey semi-detached. 3 bedrooms, 1 attached, 1 common
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      826 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10, CORONATION GARDEN, double storey semi-detached, approximately 3500 sq.ft. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, furnished, freehold. $775,000'- negotiable. *****02 (Agent) DIST. 28, SELETAR HILLS Estate, single-storey semi-detached, spacious living/ dining. 3 bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms. 4,700 sq.ft. freehold, immediate occupation. $490,000. Deans Property: *****55. DIST
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      512 37 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses D15T.2057 SINGLE-STOREY CORNER terrace. Land area 2925 sq.ft. Freehold. Selling vacant possession. Marshon Pte. Ltd.. *****11. DIST. 2776 DOUBLE-STOREY BUNGALOW for sale Area: 5020 sq.ft. Selling $700,000. Call GillBoine *****22/3 (Miss Oh) DIST. 5 PASIR PANJANG 2-storey link bungalow, 4,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, vacant,
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      725 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments c&^ Hurry don't miss ™w^ the best of your life. Only 32 apartments and 6 penthouses remain uOcemfto/fc Excellent in-house facilities. \yCxXffC fUifC 1 Finance up to 85% of
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      634 38 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments PeakLourt Condominium An exclusive condominium with 20 units of maisonettes secluded on hi^h level land. Recreational facilities include swimming pool, squash court, gymnasium, sauna, children playground, barbecue pit and tropical garden. Tight security system equipped with
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      696 38 MACPHERSON GREEN 3 1/2-storey 3-bedroomed partially furnished, marble flooring, area approx. 2,000 sq.ft., freehold, $620,000 0.n.0. Foreigners eligible. Tel: *****38/ *****39. ONLY $215 P.S.F. You too can enjoy the home with cascading stream, effective burglar alarm system and 4,600 sq ft of landscaped garden and also all the modern amenities
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      853 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 12 ST. MICHAEL'S Road brand new walkup apartment. 1,200 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Freehold. Completion end '83. $345,000. Swansea Homes *****11. DIST 10 JERVOIS ROAD cosy walkup apartment. 1,500 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, spaclou? living/ dining with large kitchen. Freehold/ vacant
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      841 38 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments HIMIKO COURT DIST 10 1/2-bed-roomed apartment on high floor, good facing, excellent investment return. Tel: D.H.E. *****03/ *****5/*****29. HONG LEONG CONDOMINIUM off Ayer Rajah Road, 3 bedrooms, 1170 sq.ft. $390,000. Pacific Mansion, 3 bedrooms, $350,000. Meng Housing *****59/ *****49. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, HIGHFLOOR/ seaview
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      765 38 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments TELOK BLANGAH 4-ROOMED new generation flat. Master bedroom with bathroom attached. High floor, airy and quiet. Furnished/ unfurnished. Kitchen cabinet. Terrazzo flooring. Complete privacy. 5 minutes to Shenton Way/ Orchard Road. Facing Sentosa Island and Mount Faber. Hawker Centre, market and schools within
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      566 38 90 Properties Wanted URGENT!! Wealthy local/foreign businessmen and professional looking lorhouses/apartments for investment or own occupation. Flexible budgets. Please call *****91 APARTMENTS/ HOUSES required by genuine purchasers, any residential estate considered. Budget $300,000 to $1.5 million. Owners please contact Rur-Ban Realty *****25(8 lines). GENUINE BUYERS LOOKING for houses/ apartments m
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      745 38 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted FACTORIES/WAREHOUSES CUM OFFICES RENT SALE A) UPPER THOMSON 7 1/2 M.S. 7 units ol single/ 2 1/2-storey terrace factory/ warehouse cum office, 6,367 sq.ft. 12.000 sq.ft. 13,511 sq.ft. 14.045 sq.ft. 18,000 sq.ft. 9,881 sq.ft 7.200 sq.ft. B) UPPER BUKIT TIMAH 8 1/2 M.S./ 11 M.S. 9
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      497 39 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted NEW INDUSTRIAL ROAD Located m an established industrial area, the property comprises a 6-storey and a single-storey building totalling 3,200 sq.m., freehold site area 2,800 sq.m. Partially fittedout. Immediate occupation. For sale/lease. VALIANT INDUSTRIAL BUILDING A new 6-storey flatted factory/warehouse currently under
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      282 39 93 Office Spaces a) Sale FOR RENT/SALE WOH HUP COMPLEX BEACH ROAD Just outside CBU 6th Floor Area: 1,920 sq.ft. Facing sea Fully furnished with partitions, built-in cabinets, chairs, desks TEL: *****5 GOLDEN WALL AUTO Centre, office space, 1,240 sq.ft. selling only $600 p.s.f. Vacant possession. Worldwide Realty: *****77/ *****38.
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      536 39 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces W RUBY WAREHOUSE COMPLEX ■jgjggg-j.™ Every floor is just like ground l eve j/^SP/ Forklifts accessible to all floors f N p^% .....a. TV) Q j^^^jsMsF *gp Li •No restriction to vj^''^rW°7 «y^ /^K Foreigners XI r/^^X^r^ Area
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      198 39 STRAITS TRADING BUILDING Battery Road 2nd floor 2,468 aq ft Bth floor 1,090 sq ft 9th floor 2,487 sq ft 13th floor 830.6 sq ft For immediate occupation. RENTAL AT: $4.50 PSF EXCLUSIVE CONTACT: MISS IRENE OH, *****2, Y.K. SEOW, *****7. INSTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICE beautifully furnished,, with all services secretarial,
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      331 39 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental m NEE SOON NORTH j L. NEE SOON SOUTH Vl/ PROPOSED MRT STATIONS f I NORTH SOUTH LINE Z Uj YIOCHUKANG 1 y. 9 X I I """•EAST -WEST LINE 'S < Z I I
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      164 39 93 Office Spaces b) Rental FAR EAST FINANCE BLDG S 0 Robinson Road 8 TEL: *****11 S Miss Ng 9 Tong Eng Building Exclusive office units available. Rental: $5.50 gross Ample car park For further details contact: GOLDHILL CENTRE Office/ Shop/ Showroom for rent Ideal location, adjacent to Goldhill Square
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      371 39 93 Office Spaces > b) Rental 50 ROBINSON ROAD, MNB BUILDING Rental: $4/- p.s.f. ONLY Please call: *****22 ext. 142/176 I CENTRAL AIRCONDITIONED OF- FICE $400/ 150 sq.ft. and $900/ 350 sq.ft. respectively. All include PUB and maintenance. Immediate occupation. Viewing after 4pm, Blk A, Tong Lee Building, No. "05-01,
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      537 40 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental It ib: j Tower ■f |fi^i^-i.!.'t|j]^ Cecil Street Developer Sole Marketing Agent Keck Seng (S) Re Ltd Richard Ellis OOQ OQOD 994 ft*lft"l (Mr Bob Marsden <300 45.0£0 (Miss Chui/Miss Soh) 4fcfc*T O IO I
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      104 40 550 SQ.FT., HIGH STREET Centre for rent. Carpeted, partitioned, built-in cabinets. *****77 Cynthia. SHENTON WAY AREA about 100 sq.ft. Fully furnished surrounded by Banks. Tel: *****64. SIMS AVENUE OFFICE space. 1,600 sq.ft. $2,800 p.m. Jimmerick Associates: *****42/ *****43. HIGH STREET CENTRE 800 sq.ft. $3.80 p.s.f. Tel: *****05. Something For Everyone...
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      382 40 c) Wanted GENUINE BUYER INTERESTED to purchase office space of about 2,000 sq.ft. m Orchard Road, Shenton Way and Middle Road. Interested parties please contact Miss Michelle at *****88. OFFICE SPACE WANTED m Cuppage Centre or Orchard Plaza. Area approximately 500 1000 sq.ft. Please contact Miss Adeline Ng at *****70.
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      1326 40 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale SINGAPORE FINANCE HOUSE A MODERN SHOPPING CENTRE LOCATE YOUR SHOP HERE! ift*^ j T^' j.; ___j______ia_jas3^— aa n Locate your business at one of the most exciting concent Tl/7771 f^SL I -ration of hotels, cinemas
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      631 40 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental WmWKmWL PRIME SHOP SPACE FOR LEASE Ground Floor 1500 sf. Large shop frontage with heavy pedestrian traffic. Ideal for airlines, computer retailing or finance companies. Rent: $6.00 psf* First Floor Shop 1900 sf. Ideal for showroom, travel agencies, home appliances
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      269 40 102 Tours ll '~7""jjTj"»hll3 TA 003 ASSOCIATED TOURS (S) PTE LTD Wellington Building. 20, Bidelord Road. #10-01 to #1004*Smgapore 0922 Tel: *****22 (5 Ltnes). *****22 4 DAYS 3 WGHTS BALI PACKAGE TOUR SsB6B Daily Dep 5 DAYS 4 NGHTS MEDAN LAKE TOBA PACKAGE $$499 Daily Dep. 14 DAYS 13 NGHTS
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      565 40 100 Air Travel 100 Air Travel l^&n-ar^^ Southbound la if B^' Coach Holidays \m*Jm Britain/ BBfii^P^ l!cat xperience Bunk early. ontacl: INTERNATIONAL AIR TKAVK.L AGENCY PTE LTD Specialists' Shopping Centre #03-47/48 277 Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Tel: 737 1 577 (5 lines) l>6 102 Tours 102 Tours ti NAM HOi
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      476 41 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours Spend 2 full day* m Inkui WK 7 Disnciland with Mitl*ev and his Mtf^hSi friend,! dk >'^ Iht-rt- sso much 10 see and do m Tokyo J^^^B mK^r^Ktt^^. '*M iSSSSfe Disneyland, which is bigger than f fl 4^^ W^Sti agents now! n9
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      48 41 Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified -<> When you're thinking of a new home, be it a flat, terrace house, penthouse or almost any real estate, look m the Classified, it has the widest selection at today's best values. C.A.T.S. 737H66 The Straits Times Classifieds Accommodation Properties
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      310 41 METROPOLITAN YMCA offers: EUROPE OVERLAND 24 days, Dep. 28/5 USA/CANADA OVERLAND 24 days. Dep. 4/6 HONGKONG/ JAPAN TOUR 11 days. Dep. 29/5 MOUNT KINABALU SD/4N. Dep. 29/4 NATIONAL PARK SD/SN. Dep. 6/5 PULAU TIOMAN 3D/3N. Dep. 15/4 For further details, please call: TOURS DEPARTMENT TEL: *****66 TA362 i VALUE BANGKOK/CHIANGMAI/
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      476 41 102 Tours 102 Tours J^ JAPAN KPP TOURS X* itfi >^»# Japan/ Korea 10 day $2499^ All Japan/ Korea 13 day $2899 (with Tokyo Disneyland) Check what you'll be getting: Seoul City Tour Dinner Show at Walker Hill Sheraton Korea Folk Village Kyongbok Palace National Palace East Gate Open Market
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      68 42 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR. LIM AH ENG Aged 59 years Departed on 3.4.83 Leaving behind Wife, Sons, Daughters, Grandsons and Granddaughters to mourn his loss. Cortege will leave on 9th April 1983 at 1.00 p.m. 227 Baloatier Road for burial at Chua Chu Kang Cemetery. As a mark of
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      125 42 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements The family of the late ARTHUR SEAH BAN HUAT Departed 3rd April 1983 wishes to thank all neighbours, friends, relatives and the staff of Tractors Singapore for their condolences, wreaths, scrolls and services rendered during their recent bereavement. A The family of the late Mr Pang
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      72 42 The family of the late Charles Godfrey Lazaroo vish to express their sincere gratiude to, athers; John, Colaco, Creede and Jata, to. Peter Loh and his choir, ["he SBC Orchestra, *r. David Lim, the Singapore Youth ;hoir, and the String Quartet led by )ng K.P., ill relatives and
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      51 42 The Family of the late Joseph Chia Gue Kiat wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Fr. Anthony Ho, Fr. Nicholas Chia, relatives and friends for their kind attendance, condolences, donations and prayers during their recent bereavement. "In Memoriam" is lor the loved ones whom you
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      179 42 MR. LIM KENG KEE AGE 59 was called home to be with the .ord on 7th April 1983, Leaving betind his beloved WIFE: Mdm. Lee Soon Bee SON: Lim Scow Hwa DAUGHTER: Weena Urn 3OD-SON: Alvin Woo Might service will be held on Bth \pril 1983 at 8.30
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      144 In Memoriam
      54 42 In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Father MR. M. KRISHNA (KECHI) Departed on Bth April 1973 Gone but not forgotten' Dearly missed by wife, children, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, granchildren. IN LOVING MEMORY of our dearest Papa, G. Dlvakaran, departed 8/4/75. "Not just today but everyday m silence we
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      642 42 111 Academic GCE 'OVA' LEVELS Morning/Afternoon/ Evening Sessions for Science Commerce Streams TEACHERS: Local Foreign Graduates approved by the Ministry of Education. Number of Class**: 10 Pre-U I, c Pre-U 11, 8 See IV Deferment for National Service student pass for foreign student could be arranged Parents/ Students are Invited
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      1050 42 112 Commercial 112 Commercial o ATT SMZCHETAniUS SCHOOL OF SECRETARIAL SKILLS Prepares students for the London Chamber of Commerce Industry and Pitman Institute Examinations The next FULL-TIME PRIVATE SECRETARY'S COURSES commence on 18th April 1983 Write for our brochure or enquire atATT (Advanced Training Techniques (S) Pte Ltd SECRETARIUS 7th
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      601 42 112 Commercial New Courses Starting Sat 9 April (2.00pm-4.30pm) Wed 20 April (6 30pm -9 OOprn) Course designed to help you Read Comprehend Faster Study Remember Better Save Your Reading Time At least 100% improvement guaranteed or money-back Results proven worldwide for more than 10 years Only limited places available
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      670 42 114 Music PRIVATE TUITION AVAILABLE for piano beginners and Primary school students m dist 14. Interested, kindly contact Miss Phua: *****14. LEARN TO PLAY piano by experienced qualified teacher. Interested, please contact *****58. 115 Driving BEGINNERS, REPEAT, SIMULATOR, Refresher. Hourly Driving Guaranteed Highway Code. Tel: Lucky. *****89 (Toa Payoh)/ *****5
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      16 42 "In Memoriam' 9 I is for the I loved ones 1 whom you 1 remember 1
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      643 43 NOTICES /f IPOH GARDEN BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST DECEMBERS 982 The Directors have pleasure m announcing the audited results of the Company and the Group for the year ended 31st December, 1982 as follows:Group Company Group Company YEAR ENDED 31.12.82 YEAR
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      224 43 APPOINTMENTS molex MOLEX, a multi-national world leading manufacturer of electrical terminals and connectors has two vacancies for mature, ambitious, self-starter and high calibre persons to fill the following positions: SALES EXECUTIVE (Singapore) SALES EXECUTIVE (Malaysia, to be based m XL) A Degree or Diploma m Electrical/Electronic Engineering preferred •At least
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      756 44 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Freedom Fighter 11, whose form figure reads: 5-1-2-1-1-1-2-1 from his eight starts to date, must be a strong force to reckon with m the $100,000 Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup race on Sunday. With leading
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      280 44 AS a newcomer to racing I would appreciate your reply to the following questions 1. I seem to find it puzzling that tracks that are classified as fast going at times, show slower timings than tracks with good going. This seems to be the case with English racecourses.
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      390 44  -  EPSOM JEEP B> WELL performed horses have a good record m weigh t-for-age races or races at set weights m Class 1, but it is no pushover for the horse with the highest rating. When the Selangor Turf Club blazed a new trail m 1980
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      1288 44 WAPF 1 2.30 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,200 m i\±\\^cj a (Restricted terms 2 and 3-year-olds) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 5 Great Choice 57 FH Chu-Mak 3 nzg Ooi 4 2 0 Singapore Boy 57 James-Samsuri 3 nzg Lam 1 3 0 Star Blazer 57 Mdm SL Choo-Lee
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    518 45 gfhgfgfhgfgfgfhgfhghgfhgf Juventus 2 Widzew Lodz 0 Boniek fires the shots and cools old club's chances TURIN, Thurs. Polish striker Zbigniew Boniek yesterday inspired Juventus, of Italy, to a 2-0 semi-final first-leg win over his old club Widzew Lodz to take the star-studded Turin side a big
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    251 45 Real Sociedad 1 Hamburg 1 SAN SEBASTIAN, Thurs. A cool and confident Hamburg moved within sight of the European Cup final for the second time m four seasons when they held Real Socieded to a 1--1 draw m the first leg semi-final here yesterday. The
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    358 45 Aberdeen romp past Waterschei Aberdeen 5 Waterschei 1 ABERDEEN, Thurs. Scotland's Aberdeen can start preparing for the European Cup-Winners' Cup final m Gothenburg on May 11. A whirlwind start against Belgian guests Waterschei saw the Scots score twice m the opening four minutes before running out 5-1 winners
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    324 45 Austria Vienna 2 Real Madrid 2 VIENNA, Thurs. Two goals by Spanish international striker Santillana put Real Madrid m line for their 11th appearance m a European final when they drew 2-2 with Austria Vienna m their Cup-Winners' Cup first-leg semi-final here yesterday. The
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    160 45 Benfica 0 Universitatea Craiova 0 LISBON, Thurs. Benfica faltered m their quest for an expected UEFA Cup final place when they were disappointingly held by a defensive-minded Rumania's Universitatea Craiova here last night. Benfica's star-studded team who make up most of the Portuguese international
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    154 45 Bohemians Prague 0 Anderlecht 1 PRAGUE, Thurs. Belgian World Cup striker Erwin Vandenbergh scored a golden goal against hosts Bohemians Prague here yesterday to point Anderlecht towards the UEFA Cup final. Anderlecht's semi-final first-leg win was only the second home defeat Inflicted on the Czechoslovak
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      336 45 Chinatown is a nostalgic view of a vibrant Singapore community. Via a montage of stills, m 168 pages, it records what it was like m the beginning the people, the places, the life. The Community survives, and thrives, but Chinatown may not. That's why Chinatown, the book, will be a
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    200 46  - President appeals for greater effort BRIAN MILLER By THE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association, realising the responsibility they shoulder during next month's SEA Games, have launched an appeal for greater effort. While praising the swimmers as being "a most disciplined group of athletes", SASA president Chan Chee Seng emphasised the enormous
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    287 46 Clerc and Vilas crash m the second round HOUSTON, Thurs. Unseeded Frenchman Henri Leconte, who defeated Bjorn Borg m the Swede's last tournament before his retirement, upset Argentina's Jose Luis Clerc 6-7, 6-4, 6-0, m the second round of the US$3OO,OOO ($618,000) World Championship Tennis
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    157 46 SEOUL, Thurs. Jimmy Connors clinched a fifthset tie-breaker to beat Bjorn Borg 5-7, 6-1, 4-6, 64, 7-6 m a tennis exhibition match here last night. Connors, winner of last year's Wimbledon and US Open, collected US$BO,OOO ($165,600) for the win over the retiring Swede, who
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    151 46 HILTON HEAD ISLAND (South Carolina), Thurs. Favourite Martina Navratilova cruised to her 28th consecutive victory, but two teenage outsiders stole the limelight by knocking seeded players out of a US$2OO,OOO ($414,000) women's tennis tournament here yesterday. Martina, of the United States, made it look easy when she
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    220 46 BOTHAM WANTS TOP JOB AGAIN PERTH, Thurs. Fast bowler Dennis Lillee won his battle against injuries yesterday, and was given the go-ahead by specialists to join the Australian cricket team on their forthcoming tour of Sri Lanka. Lillee, 33, had been doubtful for the tour since
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    Water dancer
    610 46  -  PETER SIOW Jonathan Choo By GRANT TO TURN ON SKIERS FOR GAMES THE heat waves shimmer like fire off the Jurong Lake, but a lone skier remains miraculously unaffected as he conjures magic on the watery surface. Luxurious sprays form a blanket about him as he dips his
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    208 46 BANGKOK, Thurs. Singapore's K. Krishnan was beaten on a technical knockout by light-heavyweight opponent Lee Ho Soo, of South Korea, m the quarter-finals of the King's Cup boxing championships here yesterday. Other q-flnal results (Thais, unless stated) Flyweight: Les Fabri (US) bt Pan Jeisuk pts, S.
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    588 47 Sparkling Stewart proves his point Republic's top duo meet for third time m East Asia final 4 PM PRETTY satisfied with my win, especially since, for the second year running, the organisers have seeded him above me and A Pve proved them wrong. y Stewart Ballard RESULTS Results men's quarter-finals:
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    227 47 PORT MORESBY, Thurs. For the past 10 days, Room 109 of the Gateway Hotel here has been one of the noisiest and untidiest. Nothing unusual, considering that it is shared by Zainal Abidin and Stewart Ballard, two great friends off-court. But tonight, the scenario will be
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    Jahangir breeze
    152 47 DERBY, Thurs. Men's world champion Jahangir Khan, of Pakistan, took only 12 minutes to beat Briton Charles Edwards 90, 9-1, 9-0 m the second round of the British Open squash championships here yesterday. Results Men's singles, second round (British, unless stated): Jahangir Khan (Pak) bt Charles Edwards 9-0,
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    Zainal is managers' choice
    207 47 PORT MORESBY, Thurs. Team managers generally agreed that Zainal Abidin would beat Stewart Ballard m the final here tomorrow. Said Peter Hartley, Hongkong's national coach: "I'll take Zainal 2-1 odds on to win. Stewart can play beautiful shots, but he can't sustain -them. He must learn
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    Lion City Cup postponed to next year
    245 47  -  JOE DORAS By THE Lion City Cup soccer competition for under-16s will not be held m Singapore this year. This was decided by the Football Association of Singapore at their council meeting on Wednesday. This is because the FAS want it to fall
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    Council 'no' to clubs
    130 47 Council 'no' to clubs THE Football Association of Singapore have rejected the appeals of two Division One clubs against the decisions of the Tournament and Disciplinary Committees. The clubs had claimed that the committees' decisions regarding the misconduct of their players were wrong. Cairn hill filed a protest against Tiong
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    350 47 ghghgfhghgfhgfhgfhgfh PELE, Franz Beckenbauer and former United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger have come to the aid of the US Soccer Federation's bid to host the 1986 World Cup finals. Pele, the legendary Brazilian striker, Beckenbauer, who led the West German 1974 World Cupwinning
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    Dynamos run out of power
    251 47  -  PETER SIOW By NIPPY Malek Awab hammered m the final nail to help Farrer Park United bury Fairer Park Dynamos 4-3 m a high-scoring National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Malek, moved up to the left wing from his
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    94 47 TAIPEI, Thurs. Singapore's Lim Kian Tiong put on a fine show when he carded a two-over-par 74 to share second spot with Taiwan's Shen Chung-Hsien m the first round of the Taiwan Open golf championship the eighth leg of the Asian tour. Champion Chen Tze-Ming,
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    Triumph
    33 47 PADANG Clubs beat Balestier Clubs 2-0 m their opening match of the Singapore Hockey Association mini-quadran-pular tournament at the Paciang yesterday. In another game, the national squad defeated their junior counterparts 3-0.
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    Loh hits it high in comeback attempt
    357 47  - Loh hits it high in comeback attempt LEONARD KING By VETERAN international bowler S. Y. Loh (below) was m devastating form at Jackie's System 460 two nights ago with a blistering sixgame 1,479 pinfall series m his 12-game total of 2,720 m the 10th roll-off of the national South-east Asia
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    184 47  -  LEONARD KING SINGAPORE Open champion Adelene Wee finished the national Sooth-east Asia Games howling selection trials at Jackie's System 460 m championship fashion with a 12-game 2,350 pinfall series to average a good 195.8. Adelene, 17, the Republic's best hope for an individual gold medal
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      49 47 RUGBY Police Cup U-17 tourney: St Andrew's School v Teck Whye, Dunearn Technical v ACS (4 and 5.15 p.m., Woodsville). RI v Chinese High, Whitley Sec. v Ang Mo Kio Sec. (4 and 5.15, Grange Rd). SOCCER NFL Diy 1: Tampines Rovers v Tiong Bahru (Jin Besar, 7 p.m.).
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    578 48  -  TEO LIAN HUAY HDB flats come out winners because of fewer air-cons By A PRIVATE and HUDC homeowner uses more than three times the amount of electricity consumed by a Housing Board household. On an average, a private household consumes 500 kiloWatt hours a month, compared to
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    259 48 The big time for small ones WHEN the sound of music fills the auditorium of the World Trade Centre tomorrow evening, it will be from these talented children who dance, sing and play musical instruments. The concert, billed Young Ones, will start at 8 p.m. and feature about 2M boys
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    168 48 Safe journey for goat with a lot of heart TOKYO, Thursday JAPAN'S most famous goat does not have a name but she has a lot of heart. The three-year-old female goat, equipped with an artificial heart and seated m a custom-made cart, made an appearance at a medical meeting m
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    31 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.51 points to 1,116.00 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Hu Na sparks cultural cut-off
    280 48 Hu Na sparks cultural cut-off BEIJING, Thurs THE Chinese government said today it was cancelling all planned cultural exchanges with the United States for the rest of the year m protest against the US decision to grant asylum to 19-year-old tennis star Hu Na. US Embassy ministercounsellor Charles Freeman was
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    83 48 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. The US and Canadian television rights to the British film "Gandhi" have been bought for "an astronomical figure," Lord Grade, British chief executive of Embassy Communications International, said today. He did not disclose the figure, but said embassy had acquired the US and
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    66 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The city council here has approved plans for a 1.2 hectare "Strawberry Fields" site m Manhattan's Central Park dedicated to John Lennon, the ex-Beatle shot dead m New York m December 1980. The enclosure, called Strawberry Fields after the title of a song
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    31 48 MANAGUA, Thurs. A woman leader of El Salvador's guerilla movement, Melida Amaya Montes, was assassinated near the Nicaraguan capital early yesterday, a statement by the Interior Ministry said. Reuter
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      645 1  - Save the trees cling to them MADHAV GADGIL RAVI SHARMA Cling to the trees to stop them from being chopped down. Then replant and use them, but nurture the forests so they never die. Go back to wise, traditional practices that have preserved the land for centuries. More than a
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        Crystal dear
        367 2 People buy crystal mainly for its beauty, though there's a wide range of functional pieces. Once the privilege of the rich, classically-cut crystal is considered an investment. WINNIE ANG surveys what's available locally and explains the difference between glass and crystal. She also gives tips on how to
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        Making sure they dazzle
        323 4 Making sure they dazzle Here are tips to keep your prized items brilliantly smooth and sparkling so that you may enjoy your crystalware for years. one piece at a time, m warm soapy water with mild soap flakes. Never use hot water. Interiors of decanters and vases, which are often
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        328 4 Tips on how to buy AS MOST crystal is handmade and blown by mouth, a small bubble may be formed once m a while. So look out for bubbles when making a purchase. Most good crystal is bubble-free pieces with bubbles are rejected or treated as "seconds" at the factory.
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      Dating from 2,500 BC
      271 5  - Dating from 2,500 BC POSSIBLY the earliest all-glass items were Egyptian beads dating from about 2,500 BC. Glass was used as a bulk material. Man did not appreciate the ways glass could be manipulated when it is hot and malleable. Some glass vessels, nearly 4,000 years old, were actually carved
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      Shopping without the frills
      551 5 Shopping without the frills Aggressive sales methods are Hongkong retailers' response to recession. At a 'no-frills supermarket warehouse' the price of a product is reduced daily and a new restaurant used a 20--year-old price list for three days. ELLEN CHAU reports. AS ALMOST every tourist knows, Hongkong is where you
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      Probing people who sense no joy
      1455 6 Probing people who sense no joy Its victims are not miserable but have "an insensibility relating to pleasure alone". People who suffer from anhedonia are characterised by pervasive joylessness an inability to be happy, to have fun, to be exhilarated by a personal triumph, or even to enjoy common sensual
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      The roots found so far
      974 7 4 We should never forget that most people know something that almost everybody else doesn't know and are dying to pass it along. VAST numbers of Americans have nothing better to do than pore through old books searching for previous usages of famous phrases. Whenever
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      235 7 POETIC licences to steal THE language of car licence plates was looked at m a recent piece, accompanied by a request for other examples of the ways that letters and numbers can be compressed to deliver messages. Mary Ann Lauricella, associate commissioner for public affairs of the New York State
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      Putting people back into ecology
      792 9  - Putting people back into ecology By ILSA SHARP 4 Any forwardlooking conservation strategy must take man and his lifestyle into account, and continue to integrate them, not shut them out of guarded na- m tional parks./ SchultzeWestrum's (left) "alternative conservation" CONSERVATIONISTS like 45-year-old German film-maker Thomas Schultze-Westrum are at the
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      A million trees planted since 1976
      319 9 From Page One ble without their cooperation, they can be involved only when eco-develop-ment strategies are based on their needs. Bhatt believes that forest resources should be used m a manner which is both environmentally and developmental^ sound. Local people should be permitted controlled
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        440 18  -  JACINTHA ABfSHEGANADEN By THE cast of musical oddballs: Adaline Scheerder public relations consultant by day and currently working on a screenplay about an owl who dresses up as Dustin Hoffman. "It's called Hootsie." Karunanitti percussionist with the group who almost made it
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        Mozart's greatest work is the curtain-raiser
        383 18  - Mozart's greatest work is the curtain-raiser CHAN ENG CHENG r SINGAPORE^I SYMPHONY?*™ COLUMN 1 ORCHESTRA /M Victoria Concert Hall Tonight and tomorrow 8.15 p.m. Programme notes MOZART'S last symphony m C Major, the greatest and the best of his symphonies, will be the curtain-raiser tonight, a reversal of the usual
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        151 18 CHANG DA-CHIEN, 84, who blended modern and ancient Chinese art forms to become one of Asia's finest 20th Century painters, died m Taipeh last Saturday of a heart ailment. Chang's paintings covered a variety of traditional topics. He was considered a master at infusing
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        Golden Gingerbread
        777 19 K ANNAN CHANDRAN meets Gingerbread, a focal group whose first record i has sold more than 20,000 copies. DEEP m the basement of the Cockpit Hotel, at the foot of the spiral staircase, and within the claustrophobic confines of the grotto-ish Victoria Bar, five oddly-attired musicians prance about
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        Not slip slidin' away
        1150 19 Not slip slidin' away In his first column a fortnight ago, NG discussed Simon and Garfunkel. Today, he traces Simon's development after the duo split up. THE enormously successful career of Simon and Garfunkel culminated m their glorious swansong, Bridge Over Troubled Water. Following that, the pair separated, Paul Simon
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      32 1 Simply brilliant m OUTLOOK Pages Two, Four and Five A less solemn Simon m Paul Simon LEISURE 2 Page Nineteen Acid rain first came m i m m 1 .4 Page Seven
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      624 11 APPOINTMENTS Urn, ii i— ""^iS. m 'i7i7i' i Mi"r"""""TT?z M rTTTTrrrTr3ssrsMr*?wM MATTEL ELECTRONICS, a U.S. Multinational producer and distributor of home video game and other consumer electronic products, has expanded its manufacturing operations to Singapore and the piant is located at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park if. This expansion has
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      712 11 W/ APPOINTMENTS |i Iff] CAREER OPPORTUNITIES jj $isi We are the Consultants for a deluxe Hotel, currently under §ii|| construction m Orchard Road, which is scheduled to be opened m June 1984. We require the following management A EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT MANAGER This senior management position is fora mature, dynamic person
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      542 11 UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTO. 5 a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES has vacancies for the following positions m its plant located at Gul Way, Jurong: QUALITY ASSURANCE ENGINEER The incumbent is responsible to the Quality Assurance Manager for administering analytical and testing services on all
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      577 12 APPOINTMENTS (WOODWORKING MACHINES) We require a Sales Representative to promote and market our range of woodworking machines and accessories to the furniture and wood-processing industries. Applicants should preferably be experienced m the sale of woodworking machines. However, those with sales experience m other industrial products will also be considered. A
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      841 12 MOTOROLA the world leader m manufacturing communications equipment V jPGflclff €9 WALK IN jfe||4gh kumj I INTERVIEW MOTOROLA PENANG WHICH IS ENGAGED IN RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING QUALITY FM COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS AND ASSOCIATED MICRO DEVICES, invites qualified Malaysian engineers and designers for: Electronics Engineers Research Development) Degree m Electrical/Electronics Engineering.
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      363 12 NOTICES PRESBYTERIAN ENGLISH SCHOOLS, SINGAPORE TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for:THE CONSTRUCTION OF MINOR SEWER FOR 2 STUDENTS' HOSTELS AT TELOK KURAU FOR THE PRESBYTERIAN ENGLISH SCHOOLS. Eligibility: All PWD Contractors registered under the heading "Plumbing Sanitary" or "Civil Engineering." Closing Date for submission of tender is Friday, 22nd April
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      1054 12 Imp' him jijii mi wsrm j A I Warehousing f |M Materials Handling L JJ Specialists ELECTROLUX CONSTRUCTOR is the most successful and fastest growing division of ELECTROLUX S.E. A. PTE LTD., the wholly owned subsidiary of ELECTROLUX AB of Sweden. Since inception m April 1979, CONSTRUCTOR has seen significant
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      950 13 NOTICES L*Aft.PUBLI[ UTILITIES V*7 BOHRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:I Repainting of 9 blocks of Quarters m Scudai Waterworks, Johore. Eligibility: Registered Contractors m 3 Building and SP (PI) Paints all classes and Specially Registered Contractors* Site Showround: Meet at Scudai Waterworks Office on 1 1.4.83 at
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      388 13 A GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (CAP 279, 1970 ED) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 14(a) Notice is hereby given that the following alterations to the Master Plan have been approved by the Minister for National Development:--1) Rezoning of lot 32-6pt (Plot 1),
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      356 13 A GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap 279, 1970 Ed) THE MASTER PLAN RULES, 1962 Notice under Rule 12 Notice is hereby given that the following proposal for alteration to the Master Plan was submitted to the Minister for National Development for approval: Add after the
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      337 13 f MING COURT HOTELS LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) RESULTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1982 The Board of Directors of MING COURT HOTEL LIMITED has pleasure m announcing the following audited results of the Company for the period ended 3 1st December, 1982. Period from T
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      378 13 I \W£M I SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^^ TENDER NOTICE 1 I Separate tenders are invited for the following:1 1. Tender No: 4/83/2 Project: Electrical Installation for the Training I School at SBC, Andrew Road /John I 2. Tender No: 4/83/3 Project: The Complete Air-conditioning and Mechanical Ventilation Systems for the I
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      1583 14 NOTICES I Tender NOtiCe I Tender Notice ■HMHMMlMM^^^^W^^^^^"^^^*^*'^™ H ™"^^^M Tenders are invited for: PREQUALIFICATIONS OF BUILDING, M E building SPECIALIST CONTRACTORS a) Tender No. AMBn7B3/039-Proposed T r section steel beams for strengthening of I —^L.- roof slab and screening of antenna for I THIRTY FOUR (34) STOREY TELECOM- Comcentre
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      568 14 Tender Notice I Tenders are invited for:— I SUPPLIES I I a) Tender No. PT/63/83(X)— Supply of 6,000 nos of Mastic Sealant Thermofit Wraparound Sleeves, W1 Type. Eligibility: Registered Contractors— ClassC&D Non-Registered Contractors— Deposit 551 ,000.00 Closing Date: 29 April 1983 I b) Tender No. PT/64/83(Y)— Supply of Var- ious
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      684 14 11 11 *ss■m m m s m SM£ UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED {INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC Of SINGAPORE) To: All Ordinary Stockholders. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twentieth Annual Genera Meetn I the Ordinary Stockholders will be held at the Function Room .-;< IStorey
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      2208 15 mm A tkm PUBLIC UTILITIES \2/ BORRD TENDER NOTICE PULAU SERAYA POWER STATION STAGE I DEVELOPMENT The Public Utilities Board invites tenders for the design, supply, erection, commissioning and acceptance testing of the following items of equipment for the Stage I Development of Pulau Seraya Power Station at Pulau Seraya
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      806 15 I ROBINSON AND COMPANY. LIMITED I (Incorporated m Singapore) Unaudited Results for the 6 months ended 31 December, 1982 GROUP COMPANY 1982 1981 1982 1981 $'000 $'000 $'000 $'000 Turnover 39,095 37,046 Operating Profit/(Loss) before taxation 948 1.200 (48) (44) Income from Investments and Deposits 2-(M2 2,581 2,042 2.581 Total
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      517 16 APPOINTMENTS Wr l BIhiWH mw BE PART OF OUR FUTURE Wie are m the technological forefront; we manufacture, produce and export electrical and electronic systems, products and equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world and we are looking for high calibre candidates to fill the following positions:— I
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      304 16 NOTICES THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 QUICKSERV PTE LTD (In Creditors' Voluntary Winding-Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed company which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before the 15th day of May 1983 to send m their names and addresses with particulars
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      618 16 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, CAP 18 1971 EDITION IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 418 of 1982 Re: LEE HUA THYE (m.w.) Ex parte: KAH MOTOR COMPANY SDN. BERHAD Creditors NOTICE OF CREDITORS' PETITION In the Matter of a Creditors' Petition filed the 4th day of December,
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      274 16 G AR FIELD By Jim Davis j I NOPE YOU PON'T SOME ANI/VAALS PON'T IF A POG CAN 2>E A I MINP FLYING, J V TRAVEL WELL WORLP WAR I PLYING ACE, V &ARFIELP I CAN SURELY FLY V. y //J S COMMERCIAL jJ P n^~^T~l J P* V NON6EN6e
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      765 17 NOTICES SBHDB I Separate tenders are invited for each of the B following:--(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 1 Block of 10-Storey (Metalform) 3S/4S Flats; 1 Block of 10-Storey (Metalform) 4S/5I Flats; 1 Block of 4-Storey 3S/4S Flats with Shops Eating House with Living Quarters above and 1 Block of Executive
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      727 17 mM A tkm PUBLIC UTILITIES v/ BOBRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:--1 Supply of 70mm 2 single core stranded copper conductor. 2 Supply of straight-through joints for 20 core pilot/telephone cable. Eligibility: For items 1 and 2, Registered Contractors m Supply (d) Electrical Materials and 1 1
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      728 17 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding up No. 43 of 1983. In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of TRAVEL MASTER PTE LTD. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given 3 that a petition for the Winding Up of
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      541 17 PEANUTS Byschuiz 7E\ 11 I SOMEBOPY CHECK THE I I HEY, WAKE UP .0 I J,, S V Jf f^L 7 A TO SPP IF VJ y HIM SLEEP...AS SOON A5 W I HE'SAIJAKE' ~H HEU)AKESUP,HEWANTS JTr^r\ I !-lZj^ZZ^~~---^' /7T\ A 6LASS OF ORANGE JUICE NORBERT By George Fett "7
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      597 18 When two women get together m a business S %^^HB9b m>, J:<; f* |'P venture there's often a tussle for power. If one S f^tj^t^Mß BS^^i j partner is male, the woman usually allows him 3^ jJmMiiißymiM»: hhmf v to take the dominant role, whereas with ********** iiLiwii!!Miiiii|ML PHiP* 1^
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      428 18 ghghghgfhgfhgfh CHINATOWN: AN phony No 41 m C X 551 ALBUM OF A SING A- (Jupiter), Mendelssohn's PORE COMMUNITY Violin Concerto m C This exhibition traces the minor Op 64 and Bartok's development and growth Dance Suite. Victoria Conof Chinatown. Thong Chai cert Hall. 8.15 p.m. TickMedical Hall, Wayang ets
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      190 19 GNEE HONG CO. (PTE) LTD m h jfr 9 W m. R i 1 1 i 1 1 I tßk From $3"90 vu P wards ALL MERCHANDISE IMPORTED FROM HONG KONG T -Shirts Knitwear Knickerbockers Dresses Pants #10 GROUND FLOOR *m if%Wll LUCKY PLAZA ffikll J^pi TEL *****19 FRFFI N
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      86 20 "The best case l eoer handled Mm was a case of TIGER Beer. >i w^^--Meet the learned judge and learn what his friends have to say at the new Tiger Tavern. iliP/*^id iVKt Open from April 9, 1 1 a.m. to midnight daily at the Raffles Hotel. Jn^mn m 111
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      1879 20 ;W. w,,. Woman who •SBPBBBBBHBBH^ fli i CSZIZSfII 300 7,lzr ed byfl House is Not Home S ■jfl* pp^ i^f saarsstfKEy-ssi 1^"--lO |43f ij 1 1 4.25 A Bird of Prey The Red-Tailed Hawk: This 6.55 Our Entertainers: Interviews are conducted with &J nouncement 6.00 News m 10.30 Music Carousel
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        1325 1 Sixth of a series m Liao Zhai THE author of Liao Zhai clearly believed m advocating morality because most of his stories seemed to have a moral. I have always loved this little tale which warns young men against ogling at beautiful girls m the streets. According
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        224 1 ffl^ (6) lil^A f Bamboo Green CTj^f 5k L/ LIENFUNG I i Q »ilil*ii* am- Sfftfn^ fi£ $nJfc«Sl*ffiBHtft mmAikAfeg /ant S W fir^ "T-'u" lii^ffli;'i X f )t- \9t HtM* ft P W g X- f ffi WIT ft if-j-WhVi^ -ffi/h^ tffi Jg**+**ft/hSft7 o 1--'M^LttxjA7 «> '/|b fc3Sfls»&'J\^±ft£# iH|3i->R- IK3H
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        Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 77
        86 2 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 77 $50 cash: KIT A HWEE CHOO (I.C. No: *****44/ C) $20 cash each: LEONG YIN LENG (I.C. No: *****36/ B) SEE GUAT VAN (I.C. No: *****80/ A) LIM TIAN LIANG (I.C. No: *****51/A) TEO AH HEE (I.C. No: *****60/G) CHEW SIANG TOK (I.C. No:
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        139 2 ACROSS: a. 4-rtfnliab fuel b. tk%f cSngrong unhurried; calm; leisurely c. *f#^fc hoofing bH chong good times are not for long d. #> vr miooj* brilliant scheme; excellent plan c MteJffX jlgSnghaoyi publicspirited; zealous for the common weal f. i#.ftl yihe' negotiate peace g. iSt^S: zhfengbibn coup d'etat; coup
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        273 2 CROSS-language Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are given m English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive $50 cash and the other 19 $20 each. No: 78 Entry Form fE I i Cross-Language "1
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        790 2 THE COURTESAN'S JEWEL BOX (Part Two) (Chinese Stories of the 10th 17th Centuries) Translated by Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yang Foreign Languages Press, Beijing, 1981 Reviewed by SNG POH YOKE 4 But there are many who are tragic figures because the men they love
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        447 1 It is easy to understand why Confucian values have been HP*" t .^HV^HHHHHHHH enthusiastically embraced by some of the Chinese-educated Singaporeans. But why does Confucianism receive the v^^fl B^ official blessings of the Singapore government which m W^ *>*" **«w,^ many respects is pragmatic, modern and thoroughly Western? In this
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        67 1 Giordano offers SlOoff I Yes! Every Giordano men's 100% cotton striped t-shirt is now only $29.50. A whole $10 I less than its usual $39.50. It's our anniversary celebration sale. This splendid offer is on from Bth April to 15th May 1983 at all leading department stores. At these incredibly
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        136 2 No need to shop around HHrßuyer's Guide to Home^Bß| BP^ Appliances this weekend STOP! If you want to buy a fridge, a cooker or a washing machine read our Buyer's Guide to Home Appliances first. R In it, find all the information a buyer would want to know about fridges,
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        147 2 I^, |> -1 WSJ P^^^^^^ HH^ H^fl| R*^Sj hT 1 PJP Bam Mr ■b«^h^^ HMBM;.-, "vSM HB»^ j^ 1 Sfll v jp* «^T 'jcVt '^E9 BBr^ Bhl^ Jr v^*' 91l aX? T^* 4 I B: B LOTION fl HNi I* -^fci. w /iT^\ H Hi ti IKr ■3 iiiMJii Vf
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        171 3 niniiiiui ISM ill MR. M. X ZEPHYR AMIR j^pl on being conferred the appointment of M\ Honorary Consul General I^M rV^I the psjl ;#l Republic of Turkey VM Wl m Singapore \>M fisif l From the Dinectors, Management Staff of ||?yj A^l IKSlI) Orien ai Carpet Palace Pte Ltd (J
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          1265 4  -  ILAKKIA PITHAN GLIMPSES OF TAMIL LITERATURE E SILA PPADIKAARAM, Manlmekalal, Jeevaka Sinthamani, Kandalakesi and Valalyaapathl are grouped under Aimperum Kaapptangal the five major epics. Among them, the first two, SUappadikaaram and Manlmekalai have already been examined earlier In depth. The last two Kundalakesl and Valalyaapathl are not
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          425 4  - Stage show by 100 children ISAIKKURUVI Reviewed by THE Children's Variety Show held last Saturday was m keeping with the new trend set up recently by SBC's Radio Four (Tamil). What was unique was that the performers, including the comperes, were all children between the ages of four and 14.
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        415 4 APPOINTMENTS MANAGING DIRECTOR (ASEAN COUNTRIES) AROUND $120,000 P.A. PLUS CAR PMR 1272 We have been retained by a major European and knowledge of the ASEAN markets company to identify an outstanding candidate for these products would enhance for this position. This is an excellent one's prospects of appointment to this
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        194 4 SURVEYING Shriro (Singapore) Pte Ltd require personnel with practical experience m surveying to join expanding department marketing Njkon surveying equipment m Singapore. Apply m writing with passport-sized photograph giving details of career todate and current job and salary to: The Manager Shriro (S) Pte Ltd P O Box 1065 Maxwell
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        375 4 Ml nftilßi t Mt\\\\\thL\T\\Mn^\T\\d\A^mlt\\\ mSkM ill |T WALK-IN INTERVIEW 7 MOTOROLA, a world leading American multinational company m Malaysia with plants m Selangor, Penang and Negeri Sembilan has the following openings available m Selangor. 1 PROCESS ENGINEER 5. MACHINIST (v-»il©miSt) To set and operate machine shop equip•To be responsible for
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