The Straits Times, 11 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon 'Soviet threat won't deter us'
    598 1 Malaysia and Singapore will continue to seek a Cambodian political solution KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYSIA and Singapore today pledged to continue seeking a political solution to the Cambodian problem despite a Soviet threat to support subversion m Asean countries. The pledge was made separately by
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    Jockey York gets 26 days
    135 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The racing stewards, at an inquiry immediately after the running of the $100,000 Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup race here today, suspended New Zealand jockey Brian York for 26 race days over his handling of Chummy 's Special m the final stages
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    Lock icon Reunited, thanks to Cats
    70 1 He decided to return Brandy after reading about how the little girl missed her dog m a Straits Times Timescope feature article on Classified Advertisements, Cats, last Wednesday. Apparently Brandy had wandered into his home and he had kept It as he could not locate her
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    Lost dog returned after finder read ad story
    110 1 Lost dog returned after finder read ad story HAPPINESS is a warm puppy that sums up the feelings of five-year-old Ginger Bansonet when she was reunited with her lost net dog, Brandy, last Saturday. Ginger hogged and kissed Brandy, a six-month-old mixed terrier as her other pet, Whiskey the cat,
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    Questions, please
    416 1  -  TEO LIAN HUAY Explain govt policies to your peers, MP Chen tells youths By YOUTHS can play ambassador and explain the rationale and implications behind government policies to their peers. They can first gain an understanding of such policies and government thinking by getting political leaders to discuss
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    Lock icon Weapon gets approval
    89 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. The Pentagon has decided to go ahead with the US$l.7 billion (553.5 billion Copperhead laser-guided anti-tank weapon despite an official report showing it has serious problems, according to US documents released today. At an estimated US$5O,OOO--60,000 per round, the Copperhead, which m theory could destroy
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    Lock icon Mrs T to meet candidates
    65 1 LONDON, Sun. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher plans to meet 100 new parliamentary candidates on Friday, giving rise to fresh speculation that she will name June as the date of Britain's general election. Mrs Thatcher will address the new Conservative candidates at a seminar being held
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    Lock icon Virata visit
    40 1 BANGKOK, Sun. Prime Minister Cesar Virata of the Philippines arrived here today for three days of talks with Thai leaders. The talks will reportedly focus on communist threats to the region and economic cooperation among Asean nations. AF
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    Gun on the balcony
    53 1 WHAT will you do If a man sets up a sophisticated maehinegun on the balcony of the flat opposite yours? PETER BARNARD, our US Editor, suggests a chain of reactions which sums up simply and clearly some of the more complex issues of the arms race.
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    Lock icon EEC is asked to take joint action
    288 1 COPENHAGEN, Sun. DANISH Foreign Minister Uffe EUemann- Jensen today called on the European Economic Community (EEC) to propose a joint initiative to solve the Indochinese conflict involving Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Discussions are already underway among EEC members to look into the possibility
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    Lock icon First poll in 26 years
    52 1 PORT— AU-PRINCE. Sun. Haitians head for the polls today to open a series of municipal elections, the first to be held m this Caribbean island republic m 26 years. A total of 36 towns m Haiti are to elect several hundred local magistrates and city
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    Lock icon Gulf oil slick hits Bahrain
    457 1 MANAMA, Sun. THE massive oil slick m the Persian Gulf has hit Bahrain's shores and is causing "complete pollution" m certain areas. This was announced by Bahrain state television last night six days after neighbouring Qatar was hit by the slick at two points. The
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      Lock icon '115 DIE OF STARVATION'
      94 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. At least 115 people have died of starvation and tens of thousands have left their homes to search for food and jobs m the drought-stricken state of Rajasthan m northwest India, the Press Trust of India (PTI) said today. The deaths occurred m
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      212 1 NATIONAL U3RARY SINGAPORE BALLY of Switzerland International!} *4&B*^^ recognised as trendsetters. LIBERTY OLIVETTI M2O PERSONAL COMPUTER The one with the software advantage. hi; _Jil t il^-2lL!y_£ o iI I RMiiIL jP^Mnßr-"'' budgets, word processing _u_i. that can support four HSffllffmß and more. Its operation operating systems: ImShWMMIHHJ is as easy
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      46 1 5$ pages today AN EARLY REMINDER FOR LATE TAXPAYERS Page? SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,7,8 CAUSEWAY 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 TIMES BUSINESS 17-21 CLASSIFIEDS OM SPORTS IMI Richard Lint 'phones horne 9 about Oscars Page 11 OUTLOOK COMICS 8, 9 RADIO TV 12 CINEMA 3
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      HOME
      368 2 Penalties for lateness TAXPAYERS who have been habitually tardy m submitting their returns have received reminders that they risk paying penalties that could add up to quite a bit. The Income Tax Department has sent such reminders to 32,000 taxpayers who have records of late returns. It normally sends
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      COMMENT
      336 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE zoo needs more support, especially from companies Mid other organisations, if it is to continue to provide recreation com education to Singaporeans at reasonable rates. Page 14 SMOOTH, BUT SLIPPERY A READER points oat the danger posed by smooth cement surfaces. The authorities should
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      SPORTS
      163 2 Atkinson's relieved THOUGH Manchester United only had a 1-1 home draw against Southampton on Saturday, soccer manager Ron Atkinson was relieved when the game was over. He was less concerned with the race for second place m the English League First Division than he was with next Saturday's Football
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      641 2 The victims of battle THE distant Vietnamese shellings could be heard by wounded Cambodian refugees receiving medical treatment inside Thai territory. Refugees who survived are either at Redhill or Khao-I-Dang camp. In Red Hill, about 20,000 refugees are sheltered under an ocean of bright blue plastic sheeting.
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      SECTION 2
      354 2 Artists have to adapt WORKING m isolation, away from the hustle and bustle that's the life for Ong Boon Kong. His brush works of tigers "are stunning, they mesmerise the untrained eye and impress the experienced". And yet, his name is not widely known m Singapore. His difficult
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      226 2 Dukuns' drug cure MALAY medicine men are turning their skills to a modern-day plague drug addiction. Malaysia has about 500,000 heroin addicts and a nationwide network of drug rehabilitation centres. But a. study has showed that only 8 to 10 per cent of addicts are cured. Traditional
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      394 2 SING INVESTMENTS GETS READY FOR A LISTING SING INVESTMENTS and Finance Ltd is laying the groundwork for a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. A public offer of shares is expected to be made m the next few weeks. It is understood the issue will be for
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      BACKGROUND
      81 2 SCIENCE AND CREATION RECENT developments m new physics and new cosmotology are reopening many traditional theological issues. If the universe is a huge mechanism slowly winding down, then who wound it up m the first place? Is there any resemblance to the traditional notion of an omnipotent, a universal
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      157 2 Chinese opera here CHINESE opera has been m Singapore for over 160 years. HU YINGYING traces the ups and downs of this highly sophisticated art form here and says opera troupes, which are now enjoying a revival of sorts, can maintain their following and improve standards.
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      Lock icon US hopes to raise $138 m Thai aid by half
      274 3 US hopes to raise $138 m Thai aid by half KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The United States hopes to increase its US$66 million (Ssl3B million) direct military grant to Thailand by at least 50 per cent, the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Mr Paul Wolfowitz, said
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      Lock icon Sluggish voting as Nakasone faces first test
      163 3 Sluggish voting as Nakasone faces first test TOKYO, Sun. Voter turnout was reported sluggish m local elections across Japan today, that analysts nailed as the first major test of Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone's popularity since he took office last November. Today's polling is the first since he was elected Prime
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      Lock icon KHMERS ATTACK VIETS
      58 3 KHMERS ATTACK VIETS BANGKOK, San. Artillery and mortar duels were fought today m Cambodian territory south of the Thai border town of Aranyaprathet. The clashes took place about S km Inside Cambodia where Khmer Rouge guerillas were reportedly attacking Vietnamese positions. Thai border officials said the heavy shelling and mortar
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      Lock icon Death and despair in refugee camps
      358 3 THAILAND has allowed journalists into border areas for the first time since the Vietnamese attacks on Cambodian civilians last week. The following article is compiled from reports filed by journalists who witnessed the human misery that resulted from the Vietnamese offensive. ARANYAPRATHET, Sunday THE
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      Lock icon New minister
      39 3 MOSCOW, Sun. The supreme Soviet presidium has named Mr Sergey Afanasyev, 65, as Minister of Heavy and Transport Machine Building, replacing Mr Vladimir Zhigalin, 75, who asked to step down for health reasons. Tass said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon No more ban
      34 3 TAIPEH, Sun. Taiwan has lifted a one-month-old ban on the import of Australian beef and dairy products after a satisfactory settlement was reached m a dispute over mushrooms from Taiwan. UPI
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      Lock icon The Chinese cat that's a shock for any rat
      102 3 BEIJING, Sun. Chinese researchers have invented an "electric cat" that knocks out any rats that bump into its tiny electric wires, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday. The wires are placed m spots where rats often pass by and when
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      Lock icon Mubarak call on Suharto at the Merdeka Place
      78 3 Mubarak call on Suharto at the Merdeka Place EGYPTIAN President Hosni Mubarak (left), accompanied by Indonesian President Suharto, walks up the steps of Merdeka Palace upon arrival m Jakarta on Saturday. President Mubarak, who is on the last leg of an Asian tour which has taken aim to China, North
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      Australia may restrict intake of Asian students
      258 3  - Australia may restrict intake of Asian students FLORENCE CHONG By I SYDNEY, Sun. The swelling ranks of Asian students, combined with their out- standing scholastic performance, may lead Australian authorities to restrict their num- bers. A confidential report, prepared by the University of New South Wales, states that overseas students
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      Lock icon Technical failure caused Learjet crash
      141 3 Technical failure caused Learjet crash COLOMBO, San. Technical failure caused a private Jet carrying Mr Upaii Wljewardene, Sri TrfmkMi millionaire businessman, to crash almost two months ago, police investigating the accident believe, The Sunday Times reported today. A Sri Lankan police team investigated the circumstances m which the Lear jet
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      Lock icon Missing links in human chain protest
      205 4 Missing links in human chain protest LONDON, Sun. Plans to form a UL-km human chain between a Royal Air Force base and a US base destined to become the command centre for cruise missiles m Europe failed yesterday because not enough demonstrators showed up. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, officials had
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      Dioxin waste goes from firm to firm and then vanishes
      131 4 BONN, Sun. Somewhere m Western Europe, probably m France or West Germany, lies a stockpile of 41 barrels of fearful dioxin waste, and government officials here are trying to solve the mystery of how it simply vanished. The Swiss firm,
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        Lock icon Heads together
        44 4 GOVERNMENT, business and union leaders meet m Sydney today to discuss Australia's economic troubles. Prime Minister Bob Hawke invited more than 100 leaders to the national economic summit. He wants broad agreement on what is needed to revitalise the country's economy. Reuter
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        Lock icon '30 munitions spies'
        57 4 ABOUT M Soviet intelligence agents are operating m Tokyo collecting advanced technological information for possible use by the munitions industry, a Japanese economic daily reported yesterday. The generally conservative Ninon Keizai Shimbun said its report was based on the contents of a secret government document made available
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        Lock icon Indira seeks backing
        76 4 INDIAN PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi chairman of the Non-Aligned Movement, is seeking support for a summit session of the UN General Assembly, an informed source said m New York on Friday. The source said the idea, mentioned by Mrs Gandhi m an address to the movement at
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        Lock icon Anxious Saudis
        60 4 BRITISH FOREIGN Secretary Francis Pym said yesterday m Riyadh he found Saudi Arabian leaders anxious but not pessimistic over Middle East peace moves. Mr Pym was speaking at a news conference before flying to an undisclosed desert retreat for an audience with King Fahd. He was later to
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        Lock icon China warns Vietnam
        64 4 CHINA ACCUSES) Vietnam yesterday of increasing border incursions and provocations and warned it would suffer "grave consequences" if they continue. In a protest statement, issued to the Vietnamese Embassy m Beijing, China charged that m March alone Vietnamese troops "fired over 4,000 rounds of shells and bullets"
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        Lock icon Soviets invite Marcos
        63 4 PRESIDENT MARCOS of the Philippines has accepted an invitation to visit the Soviet Union. The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa', who was m Manila on a three-day visit, conveyed the invitation from Soviet President Yuri Andropov. Mr Kapitsa yesterday flew to Tokyo for talks with Japanese
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      Lock icon Grim record of accidents in Turkey's workplaces
      431 4 ANKARA, Sunday TURKEY'S alarming record of workplace accidents is among the worst In the world. Government figures showed that there were 185, 111 workplace accidents m Turkey m 1181, m which 1,113 people died and 2,4*7 were injured so badly they could never
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      Lock icon Paris eases tight money rein on holiday crowd
      261 4 PARIS, Sun. The French government has eased its controversial new foreign currency restrictions so that many tourists will be able to take package holidays abroad this summer after aU. The restrictions, part of an austerity package announced two weeks ago to redress
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      Lock icon AND NOW FOR THIS YEAR'S ACADEMY AWARDS.. .
      127 5 AND NOW FOR THIS YEAR'S ACADEMY AWARDS HOLLYWOOD, Sunday THE Academy Awards j will be presented tomorrow at the Lets Angeles Music Centre and televised around the world with the fllms, Gandhi and E.T., competing closely for the best film honours. The telecast will begin at 6 p.m. local time
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      Lock icon 'War in Central America' warning
      475 5 Colombia and Mexico to push for efforts to end growing regional conflicts CORUMEL (Mexico), Sunday COLOMBIAN president Belisario Betancur warned that conflicts m Central America had reached an alarming level and the area was irresistably headed towards a regional war. Mr Betancur, m the Caribbean
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      Reagan's plan for defence spending appears safe
      528 5  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Sun. President Ronald Reagan's shattered defence spending plan could be glued together again this week with hardly a piece missing. Pentagon and White House officials, furious with a Senate budget committee, which is just as annoyed with
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      Lock icon Group of 77 plays down calls for new economic system
      187 5 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. THE Group of 73 ended a week-long meeting here yesterday with resolutions that played down Third World demands for a restructured world economic system. The system has, m the past, bitterly divided developing and Industrial countries. The
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      Lock icon Mondale beats five rivals
      83 5 Mondale beats five rivals SPRINGFIELD (Massachusetts), Sun. Former Vice-President Walter Mondale yesterday easily beat five rivals, and a concerted effort by organised labour, to win a major Democratic presidential preference poll and hold on to his frontrunner status. The vote at the Massachusetts state Democratic convention here was a blow
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      Chinese ambassador presents his credentials
      142 5 ZHANG Wenjin, China's ambass ador-designate to Washington, presenting diplomatic credentials to President Ronald Reagan at the White House on Thursday despite the United States decision to grant political asylum to Chinese tennis player Hu Na three days earlier. A day after the presentation of credentials,
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      Lock icon Nkomo recruiting mercenaries: Mugabe
      136 6 HARARE, Sun. Prime Minister Robert Mugabe yesterday accused runaway opposition leader Joshua Nkomo of trying to recruit mercenaries overseas, the semi-official Zimbabwe Inter-African news agency reported. Addressing a rally at Kwe Kwe m Zimbabwe's midlands, Mr Mugabe said Mr Nkomo had fled the country to recruit
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      Lock icon Road carnage in Gulf states soars
      463 6 BAHRAIN, Sunday BLOOD money for road victims' relatives, jail terms for traffic offenders and even radar speed traps m the holy city of Mecca have so far failed to reduce the soaring accident rates m the Gulf countries. The influx of cars to the
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      Lock icon Jordan is silent on fresh US pledge
      366 6 Jordan is silent on fresh US pledge AMMAN, Sunday A FRESH American pledge on West Bank Jewish settlements, aimed at spurring on Middle East peace talks, failed to evoke a response from Jordan yesterday. The United States State Department said on Friday it will try to persuade Israel to stop
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      Lock icon Group to present settlement plan
      139 6 Group to present settlement plan TEL AVIV, Sun. The settlement department of the World Zionist Organisation will present the Israeli government with a settlement plan which foresees a population of 1.2 million Jews m the occupied West Bank by the year 2010. Mr Zeev Ben-Yosef, the spokesman for the nongovernment
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      187 6 Holocaust Day observed in Israel TEL AVIV, Sun. Israel remembered the six million Jews killed by the Nazis as the annual Holocaust Day observances began last night at the Yad Vashem holocaust memorial m Jerusalem. The central opening ceremony of the 24-hour mourning, attended by President Yitzhak Navon and other
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      Lock icon ARAB GIRLS FAKED POISONING
      125 6 ARAB GIRLS FAKED POISONING TEL AVIV, Sun. Israel television reported yesterday that two groups of Arab girls had been arrested and had admitted to faking poisoning symptoms. The report, which quoted sources m the Israeli civil administration m the West Bank, said this was the first time Arabs have admitted
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      Lock icon Walesa gets freedom prize
      59 6 STOCKHOLM, Sun. Mr Lech Walesa, leader of Poland's disbanded Solidarity union, was awarded the 50,000 kroner (5514,700) freedom award. Mr Walesa, the first recipient of the Freedom Prize, was not present at Friday's award ceremony. The Freedom Prize was founded last December bytwo of Scandinavia's largest
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      100 6 New Raffles Landing If Sir Stamford Raffles were to land again, he'd probably choose our Sir Stamford Lounge a great place to discuss new ventures over drinks. Then wine and dine m ;|J Hfe Continental splendour. I Tuan Sing Towers, Wkk Free valet parking. GERMAN SWISS PRINTED JERSY 150 cm.
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    Taxpayers with bad record get the word
    494 7  -  PHILIP LEE Be prompt or be prepared to feel the pinch, says reminder By TAXPAYERS who have been habitually late m submitting their income tax returns have received reminders that they risk paying escalating penalties. Early this year, the Income Tax Department sent
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    National Music Contest gets poor response
    206 7 ONLY a few competitors have submitted their entries to this year's National Music Competition. Among the reasons for the slow response given by music students was that the test pieces they have to play are too difficult. Many music students also complained that the
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    Lagoon closed
    14 7 THE East Coast swimming lagoon will be closed tomorrow for maintenance work.
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    200 go for a walk to help buy a van
    163 7 ABOUT 200 people spent their Sunday morning walking nine kilometres from the National Stadium to the Singapore Conference Hall and back. The walkathon, organised by the City Chapter of the Singapore Jaycees, was to raise funds to buy a van
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    Body may be set up to boost labour ties
    411 7 I AN ADVISORY body to promote joint labour-man-agement consultation m Singapore may soon be formed. To comprise representai tives from the Ministry of Labour, Singapore National Employers' Federation, National Trades Union i Congress and National Productivity Board, the advisory body was
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    Information agency chief to meet Dhana
    98 7 Information agency chief to meet Dhana THE director of the US Information Agency, Mr Charles Wick, will discuss the outlook for peace m the Pacific Basin with Foreign Affairs and Culture Minister S. Dhanabalan. Mr Wick said this when he arrived here yesterday on the first leg of his fournation
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    MP gives vendors some food for thought
    273 7 THE MP tor Kaki Bukit, Mr Saidl Shariff yesterday urged market stallholders at the new market at Bedok Reservoir Road, to lower their prices II they wanted residents to buy vegetables and meat from them. Mr Saidi, who was visiting the new market,
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    Call to revise police appraisal system
    457 8  -  LAI YEW KONG Method now 'shrouded m secrecy' By THE inadequacies of the present appraisal system for junior police officers could be overcome if it is made more open and honest. Right now, this system is shrouded m secrecy, breeds distrust and does not
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    We are the fittest
    221 8 Chai Chee's physical fitness test attracts 70 residents SEVENTY residents, including 13 women, from Kampung Chai Chee took part m the constituency's first physical fitness test yesterday. The MP for Kampung Chai Chee, Major Fong Sip Chee, said the test was to encourage reservists and their
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    How parents and public can help mentally retarded
    306 8 How parents and public can help mentally retarded SINGAPOREANS can help mentally handicapped children by treating them with the same understanding and friendliness as they would other children. Parents of mentally handicapped children should also take the lead to convince the public j that their children need i the same
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    Chief executives who yearn to learn
    392 8  -  WONG AI KWEI By EVEN chief executives do not stop learning, and there are about 50 of them now attending a seminar who would agree with the statement. These men and women, from local and foreign companies, who are at or near the top
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      54 8 Great cuisine sighted Right m the city, between Market Street and Robinson Road and lacing the MultiStorey carpark is Restaurant IS 19. In I van Sing Towers. A tranquil retreat tor wining and dining m Continental splendour. Free valet parking pro\ided. Restaurant 1819. I el: *****33 2 1. TUAN SING
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    Chee Onn reminds parents of their vital role
    229 9 NATIONAL Trades Union Congress chief Lam Chee Onn has reminded parents of their vital role m bringing up their children to be good citizens. He said parents must spare no effort m laying a good foundation for their children whose values and
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    NOW A CRIME PREVENTION COMMITTEE AT PARKLANE
    87 9 NOW A CRIME PREVENTION COMMITTEE AT PARKLANE A CRIME prevention committee has been set up at the Parklane Shopping Mall at Selegie Road yesterday, the seventh such group to be formed so far. In his address, the chairman of the committee, Mr H. Pal Sharma, called on shopkeepers m the
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    Jumbo-sized job for undergrad
    194 9 Jumbo-sized job for undergrad MISS Carol Foo is devoted to learning the secrets of science, bat when an elephant ambles into her life, science is forced to take a back seat for a while. A second year science undergraduate at the National University of Singapore, Miss Foo is seen scrubbing
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    School leavers keen on hotel diploma course
    214 9 School leavers keen on hotel diploma course 140 APPLICATION FORMS SNAPPED UP IN THREE DAYS SINGAPORE'S first diploma m hotel management course is attracting overwhelming response from school leavers. The Singapore Hotel Association has given out about 140 application forms since its advertisement inviting applicants appeared on Thursday r— This
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    Singapore team for Asian retailers convention
    142 9 Singapore team for Asian retailers convention THE deputy chairman of the Trade Development Board, Mr Lim Kee Ming, will lead 75 Singapore retailers and other officials to the first Asian retailers convention m Japan. The convention, sponsored by the Japan Retailers' Association and the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
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    'RUN MUMMY RUN' AT MEET FOR THE BLIND
    102 9 WHEN spectators at the 21th annual sports meet of the Singapore Association for the Blind at Toa Payoh Rise chanted "ran, mammy run", last Saturday, they were not urging their mothers to join m the sporting event. Instead, they were encouraging two
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    Messages come across in body language
    190 11 Messages come across in body language BREASTFEEDING Is one way to love your baby. Heavy petting is dangerous. YD is painful and ogly. Serious messages indeed, but when one has to act them out, embarrassment and laughter are In store. People's Association Youth Movemeet members discovered this yesterday when they
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    40 tenants ask Scotts to cut rents
    398 11  - 40 tenants ask Scotts to cut rents KHNG EU MENG By Developer says no but will have frequent promotions SCOTTS Holdings, developer and landlord of Scotts, the shopping centre, has turned down a petition from 40 of its 63 tenants to reduce rents. Instead, it has expressed a commitment to
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    S'pore Labour Foundation offers study awards
    204 11 S'pore Labour Foundation offers study awards THE Singapore Labour Foundation is offering a number of scholarships for pre-univer-sity education, vocational training and diploma studies at the two polytechnics and the National University of Singapore this year. The study awards are open to members of NTUC-affiliated unions and their children. Study
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    Orchard Road graves to be dug up
    188 11 THE government will exhume 159 Jewish graves m Orchard Road next to the Cycle and Carriage office to make way for the Dhoby Ghaut Mass Rapid Transit station. The notice of exhumation was published on March 18 m the government gazette. The notice
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    Mmmm! that's the sweet taste of Games snack
    179 11 Mmmm! that's the sweet taste of Games snack WHAT'S a good snack for an athlete? Forget about apples, celery sticks or such healthful stuff. It's none other than that slimmers' forbidden food chocolate and that's official. M&M-Mars, confectionery makers from New Jersey, has been appointed by the Los Angeles Olympics
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  • Our Changing World
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      Star wars: Who has the edge?
      557 12 SCIENCE and technology are crucial to our way of life. But they develop so fast it is hard to keep up with what is happening. In this page we try to explain m simple terms the developments that may soon affect our lives. STARS
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      $500,000 for robots in 'hardship posts'
      172 12 THE Japanese government has set aside about $500,000 to develop robots to work m "extreme environments," for example m nuclear reactors. The scheme, to be administered by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, will see gov- ernment laboratories, universities, research institutes and robot companies
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    • Article
      Device to cope with stings of bees, wasps and hornets
      163 12 Device to cope with stings of bees, wasps and hornets FOR people who suffer severe allergic reactions to the stings of bees, wasps, hornets and Jellyfish, the outdoors is a rather threatening place. But a new ana compact device has lust been developed to allow these hypersensitive people to treat
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      An integrated circuit does the job with a microchip
      383 12 DEAR 4D2C: I would be grateful if you could explain the following terms: (1) discrete components and integrated circuit packaging; (2) dot-matrix and stroke-character printers; and (3) di«de function generator. E. MATHEW HELLO: MATHEW: Anything that is separate and distinct as
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      Several types of memories due to variety of build
      459 12 What Is meant by Random Access Memory? WILLIAM S HELLO: WILLIAM S: There are several types of computer memories due to differences m their build. Magnetic core, semiconductor, charge-coupled devices, bubble domain, are some examples. Regardless of how a memory is
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      Shocking way to net bigger and much tastier trout
      371 12 THOSE who love trout and salmon for dinner may be happy, but fish lovers will hate this latest development m fisheries A British firm has found a way of mating an ordinary female trout with a sort of hermaphrodite (a fish
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Medicine men believe they have cure for drug addiction
      372 13 Medicine men believe they have cure for drug addiction KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. For thousands of years, Malay medicine men have woven spells and brewed herbal remedies to cure the sick. Today they are turning their skills to a modern-day plague drug addiction. Malaysia, perilously close to the Golden Triangle opium
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      Lock icon Driver rams detective after brawl
      156 13 Driver rams detective after brawl JOHORE BARU, Sun. A detective constable was killed and an officer seriously injured after they were run down by a car following a shooting and stabbing drama here late last night. The incident took place soon after a British tourist, Mr Mark Hauston, 21, and
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      Lock icon No airing for 494 songs
      197 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. All versions of the song Hot Stuff popularised by Donna Summer, Honey M's Rivers of Babylon and K. C. and The Sunshine Band's That's Hie Way I Like It have been banned from broadcast over Malaysian radio. Also banned are Bengawan Solo,
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      Lock icon KL may act to counter sales of tin stockpile
      313 13 KL may act to counter sales of tin stockpile KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYSIA yesterday told the United States that it might buy directly from the world tin market to protect itself from the effects of GSA stockpile sales. Datuk Musa Hitam, m sounding this to the visiting US Assistant Secretary
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      Lock icon Slain journalist was in KL for cheating story
      273 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A Hongkong journalist, who was found murdered here on Wednesday, is believed to have come to Malaysia to investigate an alleged cheating case by a local company. I This was revealed from a letter found on the body of
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      Lock icon National Front retains Kenering seat
      144 13 National Front retains Kenering seat GRIK (Perak), Sun. The National Front last night retained the Kenering State Assembly seat with a majority of 3,578 votes after a straight fight between relatives who happened to be on opposite sides. The Front's candidate, businessman Johan Lahamat, 42, polled 6,116 votes against the
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      443 13 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS m association with WOLSEY HALL OXFORD presents A SIX-DAY SEMINAR ON INTERMEDIATE LAWS leading to the University of London June 1983 LL.B External Examinations Law students studying on their own often become acutely aware of the need for direct contact with a tutor and with other students. This
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    The Straits Times says... Return the zoo's favour
    472 14 The Straits Times says Return the zoo's favour WHEN the First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, officially opened the Singapore Zoological Gardens nearly 10 years ago, he lamented the fact that a new generation was growing up without having seen a live pig. He spoke of youths who
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  • Across the causeway
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      Lock icon Aid will increase Vietnam's intransigence
      394 14 IT WOULD be useful to know what the new Australian government makes of Vietnam's attack on Thai territory. Several times since Labour Party's ascendancy to power m Australia, Prime Minister Bob Hawke has affirmed his desire to strengthen political and economic ties with Asean. He
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    When the man living opposite you buys a gun...
    1587 14 When the man living opposite you buys a gun... WASHINGTON "Listen world, this is crossroads." Those words echoed through the decks of a flotilla of ships gathered, at a discreet distance, around the Pacific atoll of Bikini back m the summer of 1946. A few minutes later, Operation Crossroads started.
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      12 14 Rado Florence. "■'X >Ji jflfV 1 Waff;'* trSL j3M wß^B^wT^ 1 Vbsk
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      Falling windows are a real problem
      190 15 DURING the recent sitting of Parliament, the Member for Pasir Panjang asked for remedial action to be taken on the problem of falling wooden windows from highrise Housing Board flats. The Minister for National Development replied that it was untrue that "timber windows are
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      Floors and steps can be safer
      340 15 I WOULD like to point out the danger posed by the smooth cement surfaces that are to be found almost everywhere, and also suggest that the edges of steps be of a different colour to help those people who have difficulty m distinguishing them
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      This section should be reviewed
      129 15 This section should be reviewed THE Ministry of Labour is now reviewing certain provisions of the Employment Act 1968. One section that needs to be reviewed is Section 41. It is unclear from this section whether or not employees who have worked a five-day week of less than 44 hours
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        CPF looking into scheme
        139 15 I REFER to the letters "Allow use of CPF money for university education" by Ng K.K. (ST, March 30), "What about those others who also want to study" by "Knowledge is Power" (ST, April 8) and "Impose condition" by "Observer" (ST, April 8). I would like
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        Flats priced according to zone and design
        409 15 PLEASE refer to the letter "He has to pay more for a smaller flat" by "K.C. Tay" (ST, March 17). The writer asked why he had to pay $67,800 for a three-room flat whereas others paid $47,000 for four-room units. The writer purchased
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        Shops get metal folding doors
        150 15 PLEASE refer to the letter "Two ways to save money and time" by "HDB Observer," who suggested that the Housing Board stop installing wooden shutters over new shop fronts as they are always discarded by shop tenants, and that the HDB should provide metal grilles
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    • Letter
      Comment on the need to label medicines
      152 15 Comment on the need to label medicines THE Singapore Medical Association has not responded to the questions raised m the letter "Doctors should write drug name on label" by "Health Consumer." (ST, March 15). The Ministry of Health has already begun labelling all medicines dispensed at government hospitals and clinics
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      Govt should extend 10-year limit
      259 15 On PARF cars I REFER to the report "10-year limit on PARF cars to stay." (ST, April 2). The Minister for Labour and Communications said when he spoke on the 10--year preferential additional registration fee (PARF) limit that car owners can still keep their cars
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      Consider the passes
      200 15 I REFER to the report "10-year limit on PARF cars will stay" (ST, April 4) on the reasons given by the Labour and Communications Minister for the limit. He said the 10-year limit was arrived at because according to statistics, 99 per cent of cars sent for
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  • BACKGROUND
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      New physics makes heavenly discoveries
      1867 16 New physics makes heavenly discoveries PAUL DAVIES on how science is throwing new light on the nature of God The universe can be likened to a huge mechanism which is slowly running down...The mystery concerns how the mechanism was wound up m the first place. RELIGION was the midwife of
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      153 16 NOW SINGAPORE CAN ERASE ITS MISTAKES. FOR JUST $145. o^^ INTRODUCING ERASER-NATE 2. THE FINE POINT DISPOSABLE PEN THAT ERASES LIKE A PENCIL. ffe j Now you can erase /^FI p^" >^"' "JK Try your new Eraser Mate fine Jljf ,JF A every mistake you make, Jr f?t^Pn P oint
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        UOL meeting
        73 17 UNITED Overseas Land Ltd will hold an extraordinary general meeting on April 30 to seek shareholders' approval for an increase m the company's authorised capital from $200 million to $500 million. Meanwhile, shareholders of UOL have approved the company's $150 million convertible unsecured loan stock issue as well
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        Asiatic EGM
        33 17 ASIATIC Development Bhd will hold an extraordinary general meeting on April 22, at 10am to seek shareholders' approval for its proposed rights issue of 80 million shares of 50 cents each.
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        Lock icon Furchase of winery
        77 17 LIVERMORE (California), Sun. The British distillery which makes Gordon's Gin and Johnny Walker Scotch has bought Concannon Vineyards. Noting the potential for long-term growth m the California wine industry, Distillers Co Ltd (United States), a subsidiary of the London and Edinburgh-based parent firm, said the winery's management
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        Lock icon Record car sales
        50 17 LONDON, Sun. Car sales m Britain reached a record high m the first quarter of the year, with British manufacturers gaining most. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders reported sales of 500,674 cars, an increase of 21.25 per cent over the same period last year. AFP
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        Lock icon No coal price accord
        72 17 TOKYO, Sun. The Japanese steel industry has failed to reach an agreement with China on the price of coking coal shipped to Japan this year. Nippon Steel Corp said although the two sides have agreed on lowering the price, the China National Coal Export Corp has
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        Lock icon Petrocorp strikes gas
        55 17 WELLINGTON, Sun. Petrocorp Exploration Ltd has struck gas at its onshore Kaimiro Well on North Island. Flares revealed a test rate of 3.3 million cubic feet of natural gas a day from a reservoir zone 3,600 metres down. But a Petrocorp spokesman declined to say if the
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        Lock icon Swiss consumer prices
        45 17 BERNE, Sun. The Swiss consumer price index rose 0.2 per cent m March after a 0.1 per cent increase m February. The Federal Office for Industry, Trade and Labour said the annual inflation rate was 4.8 per cent, unchanged from February. Reuter
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        Lock icon Oil reserves double
        75 17 THE HAGUE, Sun. Oil reserves m the Dutch sector of the North Sea more than doubled during 1982 to stand at 42 million tonnes on Jan 1, 1983. Economics Minister Hermann Ruding told Parliament that proven reserves on the Dutch Continental Shelf were 19 million tonnes and
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        Lock icon Manufacturing orders
        51 17 BONN, Sun. The index of West German manufacturing industry incoming orders fell a provisional 10.1 per cent, seasonally adjusted, m February after a revised 4.8 per cent rise m January. The Economics Ministry said incoming orders m January rose a provisional 6.7 per cent from the month before.
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        Lock icon Bond terms unchanged
        83 17 TOKYO, Sun. A syndicate of 33 Japanese banks and securities houses has accepted a Finance Ministry plan to issue 600 billion yen (555.2 billion) of 10-year national bonds this month with terms unchanged from the March issue of national bonds. The ministry last month issued 1,100 billion
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      Lock icon Sharp fall in S African gold, forex reserves
      430 17 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. The value of South Africa's gold and foreign exchange reserves plunged by almost a quarter last month. The country's reserve bank said the foreign exchange component dropped by over 50 per cent for its largest fall ever m a single
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      Sing Investments gets ready for a listing
      368 17 SING Investments and Finance Ltd is laying the groundwork for a listing on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. A public offer of shares is expected to be made m the next few weeks. It is understood the issue will be for about five
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      Changes soon in Eurasbank partnership
      424 17 Changes soon in Eurasbank partnership SWEEPING changes will soon take place m the partnership of European Asian Bank (Eurasbank) a consortium of seven European banks which runs a branch m Singapore. Three of its partners will give up their shares of the equity to pave the way for Deutsche Bank
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      Lock icon Atari files lawsuit against a founder of the company
      303 17 Atari files lawsuit against a founder of the company SAN JOSE (California), Sun. Atari Inc, the electronics company instrumental m popularising video games m 1972, has filed suit against one of its founders to stop him from competing with the company. Co-founder Nolan Bushnell sold Atari to Warner Communications Inc
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      Lock icon American money supply lower
      362 17 NEW YORK, Sun. The Federal Reserve has reported a US$lOO million j (Ss2lo million) decline m j the basic measure of the nations money supply for the week which ended on March 30. The decline m M-l, j which consists of currency I m circulation and
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      Malaysia Mining Corp closes 12 dredges
      220 17 Malaysia Mining Corp closes 12 dredges TIN GIANT Malaysia Mining Corporation Bhd (MMC) closed 12 dredges i last month m a move reI fleeting the continuing adverse effects of tin export control m Malaysia. The shutdown of the 12 dredges was first announced last August at a time of depressed
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      109 17 THE following is ft list of the It most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. It gives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and the high and low for 1982/1983 Company TarMver Prices High Law 1M AprB I*o
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    • LOCAL STOCK INDICES
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        SINGAPORE
        75 17 Apr 4 AprS Apr t Apr 7 Apr S (aSTComp: 848.32 842.73 847,26 854.24 868.36 *+BT Indicator: *****5 *****5 *****1 *****4 *****4 (sSTInds: 865.29 858.08 861.97 869.52 879.X •ST Finance. 2146.73 2139.32 2148.27 2159.87 2211.01 •ST Hotels: 1058.96 1055.13 1057.57 1054.90 1053.04 ••STProp: 696.22 690.41 690.19 688.74 694.32 <g^ST
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        MALAYSIA
        81 17 Apr 4 AprS Apr! Apr 7 Apr 8 +tBT Index: *****13 *****09 *****26 *****51 *****43 feNST Inds: 1125.10 1111.14 1108.07 1110.18 1115.08 •NST Finance. 1915.42 1912.52 1919 89 1944.89 1973.03 •NST Hotels: 658.27 657.52 658.02 657.40 657.40 ••NST Prop: 902.53 897.13 891.08 887.58 884.56 (s&NSTTins: 350.17 348.88 350.96 354.33
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      Lock icon Call for guides on exchange rate policy
      120 17 GENEVA, Sun. Major industrialised countries could draw up "outlines of an understanding" on limited currency market intervention at the Williamsburg summit next month, said Federal Reserve Bank of New York president, Anthony Solomon. But he added there was no support for massive intervention
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      OUB chalks up commendable profit growth
      445 20 OVERSEAS Union Bank, the last of the Big Four local banks to release its preliminary results, has turned m commendable earnings for 1982. The group achieved a 12 per cent increase m net profits to $59.3 million ($52.9 million m 1981) while the bank
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      Lock icon Filipinos are saving more
      179 20 MANILA, Sun. The government's drive to get more people to save has resulted m an increase m savings and time deposits to U557,930 million (5516,653 million) m 1982 or 25.7 per cent higher than m 1981. The central bank said the public's total savings last year
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      Lock icon Toyota and GM file notice of production
      270 20 Toyota and GM file notice of production WASHINGTON, Sun. General Motors Corp and Toyota Motor Co have filed notification with the United States Federal Trade Commission of their plans jointly to produce small cars m the US. The companies' nonpublic filing puts into place a strict time-table under which the
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      OUE to raise $100 m through rights issue
      456 20 OVERSEAS Union Enterprise, owner and operator of Mandarin Hotel, is to raise a further $100 million from the stock market through a rights issue. This is the second time m less than a year that the company is making a hefty cash
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      Kiilinghall allowed to buy stake in Southern Banking
      197 20 Kiilinghall allowed to buy stake in Southern Banking BANK Itfegara Malaysia has approved KiliinghalJ Tin (Malaysia) Bhd's purchase of a 23.2 per cent stake m Southern Banking Bhd. Kiilinghall said the approval is subject to its making a bid for the remaining shares m the 10th largest Malaysian-incor-porated bank at
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      Lock icon Forint devalued 3pc
      88 20 BERLIN, Sun. Hungary has devalued its currency, the forint, by 3 per cent against major Western currencies m an effort to promote exports. Hungary conducts about 55 per cent of its trade m hard currencies and 45 per cent m transferable roubles. The Hungarian National Bank explained
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      On The Move
      439 20 BANGKOK Bank has promoted Mr Athlt Wasantachat from general manager to senior vice-presi-dent. Mr Wasantachat, who has been with the bank for 27 years, joined the Singapore branch m April 1980. The bank has also promoted Mr Chansak Faaagfß (manager to vice-president) and Mr Goh Puay Seng
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      36 17 WFRE BEHIND YOU *L w On 18 April, United *JF H plj Branch will be moving to j where you need it most: right I UNITED OVERSEAS BANK Member of Shigapon 't biggi hanking I USii/83
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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    2922 18 WEEKLY detailed analysis of shares on the Stock Exchange of Singapore, with the year's high and low, followed by the week's movement m prices, the dividend, the net price earnings ratio and the volume of business. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL Gi^s Net 82/83 Last Div P/E
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  • Money and exchanges
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      DOMESTIC
      381 18 TRADING OF the US dollar against the Singapore unit was initially moderate when the US currency opened last week at $2.0870/85. However, trading was very nervous and hectic with very wide quotes towards of the week after rumours that the Singapore currency would be devalued. The rate was thereby
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      DISCOUNT
      320 18 THE LOCAL money market conditions last week were fairly stable until Friday when the interbank overnight rate firmed up sharply from 7M 7 to close at 32 31 per cent. The overnight funds had been trading m the region of 7 5 1 a per cent. The suden rise
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      Short-term money
      47 18 j FOR THE week ended Friday i April 8, the range of call rates received from Short Deposits 1 (M) Bhd was as follows: Bank fond: 4 to 6 per cent. General fond: 5 to 5.3 per cent. Movements of funds totalled I $1003 million.
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      200 18 ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended April 10: US* (Bid prices) High Low 7 days 9 9 s 1 month 94 9 5/16 2 months 9 L 9^ 3 months 9H 9 1 6 months 913/16 9 7/16 9 months 9 7 9 9/16
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      Banks' Prime Lending Rates
      444 18 1 BANK'S prime lending rates i as at the close of business on Friday, April 8, 1983: BANK'S tPLR I Algemene Bank 9m j American Express 10 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 9 4 1 Asia Commercial 9 jA& NZ Banking Group 9 j Ban Hin Lee
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      756 18 APPOINTMENTS f I B BIi tHMP^ The Polyc^efin Company The Potyolefin Company (S) Pte Ltd is one of the downstream companies m the Petrochemical Complex being built on Pulao Ayer Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang) and wi produce two kinds of essential plastic materials low
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      622 18 I VARTA PRIVATE LIMITED I We are a Subsidiary of a large West-German I Corporation and invite applicants to apply for I the position of I JUNIOR SECRETARY I Applicants should possess the following I requirements:I The person must have proficiency m shorthand I and typewriting at 90/40 wpm respectively
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    S'pore exchange
    558 19 THE uptrend m the local stock market persisted last week with the bulk of the gains coming during the final two days again. OCBC and its string of listed subsidiaries aid associates were among the star performers. In fact, their sharp gains was the prime factor which gave
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    Kuala Lumpur
    620 19 THE plantation and finance sectors featured prominently at the Kuala Lumpur stock market last week, amid the overall cautious trading conditions. Renewed buying support was noted among the normally quiet rubber counters as investors responded favourably to both a sharp rise m rubber prices and reports of an
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    OVERSEAS MARKETS
    471 19 LONDON: Equities were sharply higher last week on the strength of sterling, hopes for a cut m UK base rates and on the start of the new tax year considerations. Although equities were generally easier at Friday's close, a firm Wall Street opening pushed prices higher and the
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  • COMMODITIES ROUNDUP
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      GOLD
      59 19 Fri Than Melbourne(l) 488.078 490.308 493.00S 495.25S New York 421. 508 425.008 422.50S 426.00S London 421.508 425.758 422.50S 426.75S Zurich 420.008 425.008 423.00S 428.00S Paris 423.58 429.84 S*t Fri Hongkong 423.508 424.508 424.50S 425.50S Singapore (2) 423.508 424.008 424.50S 425.00S Export prices m non-sterling areas m US dollar per
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      31 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Friday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1076.50 (£1077.00); sellers £1077.00 (£1077.50); Three Months buyers £1106.50 (£1107.00); sellers £1107.00 (£1107.50). Market tone: Steadier. Salee: 14,650 tonnes.
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      237 19 RUBBER FUTURES m London closed Friday on a steadier note as light dealer and broker buying emerged m nearby positions at lower levels. This followed a £30 limit drop m July/Sep which caused a temporary, compulsive closure of the market m the early afternoon. Trading was generally technically inspired
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      44 19 April 4 Aprils April 6 April 7 Aprils •Tin 30.50 30.61 31.06 31.49 31.55 Tonnes 280 150 162 185 159 -t-Rubber(S) closed 241.00 251.00 252.50 249.50 Rubber (M) 258.50 267.00 269.00 266.00 •m M$ per kilo +In cents per kilo
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      180 19 COCONUT oil and copra made the most progress on the Singapore produce market last week. Coffee and pepper were stagnant. A local coconut oil refiner said the commodity's price has shot up to about $1190 per tonne while copra has risen to $610 per tonne.
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      156 19 THE STRAITS TIN price' m Penang on Friday moved six cents up to M 531.55 a kilo, still within the ITA "may buy" level of $29.15 and $32.06. Some dealers said that the firmness was due to the buffer stock manager's support but others said the BSM was absent.
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      675 19 A LATE RALLY caused stock prices to close higher on Wall Street on Friday, but trading was light leading analysts to question the viability of the upturn. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved m a narrow range all day and was up only 1.93 points m the late
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      438 19 DOMESTIC share prices closed mixed with an easier bias on Friday m light volume, reflecting uncertainty of Swiss and US interest rates. The strength of the dollar and the unchanged Swiss inflation rate m March at an annual 4.8 per cent made for a cautious attitude. Among special situation
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      330 19 SHARE PRICES were mixed to lower on Friday despite Thursday's slightly higher Wall Street close. Publisher Elsevier came under pressure after firming sharply at Friday's opening on the previous week's forecast of improved 1983 results. It traded 50 cents higher at 290 after reaching a year high of 298
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      438 19 SHARE PRICES posted the first gain m three sessions yesterday as interest revived m blue chips and some small issues after the overnight rally on Wall Street. The market average rose 37.44 to close at 8,472.81 on a volume of 230 million shares. The Tokyo stock exchange index closed
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      587 21 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing TABLES We specialise m the sale of the latest design executive office tables and chairs Reasonable Price Prompt Delivery \i^?-. NGAI SIHG TRADING CO. I *T 463 GeyUrxj Rd Spote 14.18 Tel *****24 A A SPECIALIST m upholstery/ custom-made sofas. Trade-in accepted. Reasonable price. *****40 (day)/
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      645 21 19 Household 19 Household Appliances Appliances I*]LIJiLJLIfXXLI32IA33B INSTANT WATER HEATER ELECTRONICALLY JBJ*BBL CONTROLLED COMPACT SAFE ijHEL JH Hk ECONOMICAL a STYLISH H^* """V^HH^ INTER-RANK PTE LTD N^ 01 19 To 0121 Blk 333 Kreta Ayer Road Singapore 0208 f onStm Tel: *****74, *****53 > &%U 27 Wanted WANTED SECONDHAND PIANO
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      594 21 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery PROFESSIONAL PACKERS OFFICE j and house removals. Workers provided. Call *****63. 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies E «c»llan! condition GTE 8000 KEY TELEPHONE lor Ml*. We have outgrown our 2-year old GTE model 8000 key telephone system. Original price: $10,000, willing to sell it reasonably. PUmm call Mist
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      628 21 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services i AVAILABLE AT PRESTIGIOUS ad- dress confidential t personalised answering, telex, mailing, book- I keeping and typing services. Telephone: *****23. A CONFIDENTIAL ANSWERING service (9am to llpm); mailing/ registration address/ telex/ paging control/ typing. *****09. BOOK-KEEPING. TAX AND Secretarial services available. Formation of Limited
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      444 21 57 Industrial Equip- 57 industrial Equip- 57 industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire ment: Sale/Hiro ment: Sate/Hire Forklif t Alternative. $18 per day. Why waste s^ The 'M' Series many thousands ri^T""**--^ can be !eased for of dollars buying «lf| t as little as $18 don't need? The \wS&ms^ f Over 200 handles
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      433 21 60 Business Opportunities FOREIGN BUSINESSMAN WANTS to take-over/ Joint venture/ finance local Import and export company. Interested, send particulars to: Colombo Court P.O. Box 782, Spore 9117. INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS will help Increase profits during recession with j Advanced Management Tech- j nology. *****34, Growth Organisational Dynamics. INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE SERVICES
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      285 21 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive Public Accountants Firm (5-day working w««k) requires AUDIT ASSISTANTS Minimum ACCA Level 2/ Diploma m Accountancy or its equivalent 3 years of audit experience. AUDIT CLERKS a GCE 'A' (Commerce) or its equivalent LCC Higher Accounting. Preferably with audit experience. We offer ample scope
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      583 22 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive PROGRAMMER ANALYST Must have 3 years programming experience, preferably with IBM machines c Must be familiar with Cobol, DBMS and DOS. c Preferably have some knowledge of inventory control system. ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum "O' level, c Ability to type. Bilingual m English and Mandarin.
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      444 22 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial WANTED A TUTOR fur pure Physics Pre U I 2 students. Telephone *****08 after 5 pm. d) Secretarial Clerical f .Hi. /An established American^ marine engineering and construction company m Jurong invites applications from Singapore citizens for the position of:Receptionist/ Telephone Operator {$475 $600! Duties
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      501 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical GAMMON (HONG KONG) PTE LTD an j| M International Civil Engineering And S Construction Company invites appli- m M cations from suitably qualified persons m for: I ACCOUNTS CLERK I f Qualifications/Requirements: H I GCE 'O' Level with
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      39 22 FEMALE SHIPPING CLERK/ Documentation Clerk required by established freight forwarder. Preferably school leavers with 3 'O' levels. No experience required. Interested please write to: The Advertiser, S.T. Box A*****, 390 Kirn Seng Road, Spore 0923 enclosing a non-returnable photograph.
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      765 22 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical I v v WANT A M^ JOB? *tSHT t^WSk W W° r k- in 9 temporary with Joinijr B 9 more can be as flexible as you Icfe I wuh it to be. Just pick the job. fljgfr
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      367 22 66 Situations Vacant id Secretarial Clerical T DIETHELM i SINGAPORE PT6. LTD. i TELEPHONE OPERATOR Requirements: c Singapore citizen j GCE 'O' level •At least 1 year experience m operating PABX switchboard Able to speak fluent English, Mandarin and main loca! dialects Pleasant disposition, clear voice and alertness Attractive salary,
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      545 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Pterre Jewelry Pte Ltd requires (1) ACCOUNTS OFFICER c GCE O' level with credit m English c Preference will be given •9 LCC Higher Account- Ing Certificate holder or Diploma m Accounting/ Commerce c Able to keep full set of books up to balance
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      374 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Applied Engineering (Pte) Ltd invites applications from suitably experienced candidates for the post of: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Qualification Experience GCE O' level with good credit m English Ability to read and write Mandarin an advantage Must possess Private Secretarial Certificate Minimum typing/ shorthand speeds at
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      568 22 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TEMPORARY SECRETARY to Marketing Director Applications are invited to fill the position of Secretary to the Marketing Director of an American Computer Company for a 2-month period from 20th April 1963. Candidates must be prepared to work for the 2month period, have previously worked
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      522 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical MUNICH REINSURANCE CO. SINGAPORE BRANCH invite applicants for: CLERICAL/ ACCOUNTS POSITION Requirements: c 3 GCE O' levels including Maths/English. c Must be able to work under pressure. c Preference will be given to those with previous insurance accounts experience. c Neat handwriting. Salary is
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      628 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A small and expanding division of a very large multi-national group re- quires; CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY/ ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Requirements: I c Excellent command of English. c Shorthand speed 90/ 100 wpm c Able to work independently. c Able to operate telex. c Pleasant personality. c
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      507 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Capacitor manufacturing company has immediate vacancy for following personnel. STORE/ PRODUCTION CLERK Qualifications: c 'O' level m Mathematics, c Ability to type 35 wpm. c Minimum 1 year experience m store keeping. Salary $400 to $450 Interested, please call: EVOX SINGAPORE PTE LTD 1200,
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      590 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Ben ft Co. Ltd. JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK c GCE 'O' level c Credits m Mathematics English c Able to type c Suitable for School-leavers Call *****55 or write with full resume, expected salary contact telephone number to: The Personnel Department 2306, Pandan Loop Singapore
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      607 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical IMMEDIATE VACANCIES SECRETARIES STENOGRAPHERS GIRL FRIDAY CLERK/ TYPISTS GENERAL CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS MARKETING EXECUTIVES CALL: *****11 Or call personally at: #18-04, INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, 10 ANSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 0207. International Freight Forwarder requires JUNIOR SECRETARY c GCE O r level c Pleasant personality c Typing/ Shorthand
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      571 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical IBM COMPOSER TYPIST (Able to do justification, flush right) required by Designing Printing Company. Write or apply m person between 5 and 7 p.m. at: Blk. 5073, 1628A Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2, Aye. 5 Singapore 2056. Immediate post for SECRETARY c To
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      877 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS Required m Ang Mo Kio. Ability to type, knowledge of book-keeping will be an added advantage. Interested applicants please write with contact tel. number to: P.O. Box 606 Lim Ah Pin Post Office. Spore 9156. MEDICAL GROUP PRACTICE m Raffles Place
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      440 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales JsflHßsk w Hi! I am Bella. I am working as an Outdoor/Indoor Sales Promoter. My pay is determined by the number of flexible hours I intend to put m. tt is not difficult to earn a 4-figure income. All it
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      376 23 I BECOME AN I I •OVERNIGHT I SUCCESS IN I SELLING! 4 I 1 The Company sells the fin- jest est range of Fire Extinguish- 7 J era m the world to all Indus- 1 trial and commercial L J premises. J We ofler an opportunity to 1 4 improve
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      563 23 66 Situations Vacant I c) Sales MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE The Job: To promote sales of a wide range of well established Pharmaceutical products to Doctors and related trade m Singapore. The P»r»on: The applicants should have Medical Sales experience and be drawing not less than $800 salary per month. The Reward:
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      560 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A well established company requires a dynamic SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sell a wide range of products m our local industrial and commercial markets. The successful applicant should meet the following requirements: c Good attitude and personality c Well versed m English and have strong communication
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      609 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales An expanding company having sole distributors rights for a prestigious U.K. product requires 4 SALES REPRESENTATIVES either Male or Female any nationality Requirements: Minimum GCE ■(_>' level with good command of spoken English. Neat pleasant personality. Some sales experience desirable though not essential as free
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      582 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales FEMALE INDOOR SALES ASSISTANT c Required with basic knowledge of hardware background. c Ability to type and handle phone calls. c Ability to set quotations cum hardware purchases. c Preferably living m Ang Mo Kio and Toa Payoh Estates. Interested applicants kindly call personally to:
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      798 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales ESTABLISHED GENERAL INSURANCE Agency invites Female Marketing Executives to Join their sales force. Must be mature, self-starter and be able to communicate fluently m English. We offer attractive salary plus commission. Call personally during office hours to: #33-06, 33rd floor, International Plaza, Singapore 0207. MALE/
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      661 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical t) Technical A subsidiary of one of the largest American Multinational Corporations^^ engaged m the manufacture of universal joints and steel forgings*. Due to rapid expansion of our operation, we have immediate vacancies for the following positions:PLANT TECHNICIAN (Electrical/Electronics)
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      174 24 We are a subsidiary of ASEA AB, Sweden, one of the largest electrical engineering companies m the world with operations m 90 countries. Applications are invited for the posts of SPRAY PAINTER Minimum Secondary 2 education Perform general painting work Preferably 1 year similar working experience BUSBAR FITTER Minimum Secondary
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      490 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical t) Technical fm^^\ A leading manufacturer of pharmaceutical! f £§9 ijiiiterraediates situated m Jurong invites \^P^// suitably applicants for the post of:--ijf LABORATORY I TECHNICIAN "fj Requirements a Male or Female aged 19 to 22 yeais a Male applicants should complete jf National
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      23 24 URGENTLY REQUIRED EXPERIENCED Aircon Servicemen. Must possess Class 3 driving licence. Attractive salary and prospects for the right persons. Interested please call: *****72.
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      333 24 66 Situations Vacant Technical ECOGE USA RELIABILITY EVALUATION ANALYST/ PROCESS CONTROL ANALYST HSC Science Streajn with passes m Physical Science and Mathematics at 'O' Level. Candidates with A' Level In Physics and Chemistry will have an advantage. Experience m conducting experiments and writing technlcai reports preferred. TEST TECHNICIANS TEST ANALYSTS
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      508 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical urgently requires Requirements/Duties: NTC 2or 3 m Electronics Servicing Preferably with some practical experience m repairing and servicing of radio and radio cassette sets Please call personally from Monday to Friday, 9 am -5 pm at: Personnel Department Matsushita Electronics (S) Pte
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      299 25 MATTEL ELECTRONICS ASIA LTD, a US multi-na-tional producer and distributor of home video games and other consumer electronic products has immediate vacancies for the following position: EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS c ITC/ NTC m Electronics/ Electrical or Mechanical Engineering. 1 to 2 years experience m semi-conductor field preferred. c Able to trouble-shoot,
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      292 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical A. ASSISTANT ENGINEER lor air-conditioning/electrical. Age: 25 to 30 years Experience: 2to 3 years Qualifications: Diploma or equal Job Specification: To design, estimate and supervise projects B. DRAUGHTS-MAN/ WOMAN Age: 20 to 25 years old Experience: 2 to 3 years In aircond it ion ing/electrical drawings
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      472 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical (Mte) urgently requires ELECTRICIAN II c NTC 3in Electrical Fitting. c 2— 3 years working experience m a manufacturing concern. c Experience m Industrial Electronics an advantage. c Willing to work 2 routing shifts. c Salary negotiable. Pleaee call pereonally at:MALAYA TIN PRINTING CO LTD 1,
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      575 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical Vacancy for 1) Qualified Maintenance Technician Suitable candidates must possess:- NTC 3 m Electronic/ Electrical/Mechanical or Air-condition-ing At least 2 years' working experience m building, bio-medical services 2) Receptionist Interested applicants please call *****66 ext 358 for an interview appointment. We are a fact expanding major
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      513 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Calling all Building Diploma Holders. Due to expansion, we require c 2 SALES EXECUTIVES c 2 PROJECT EXECUTIVES Must have own car and class 3 driving licence 2 years experience In building trade preferred but promising fresh/ would-be graduates will also be considered. Interested, please
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      540 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production if fl^lSeixM&ftS m jar 'W M B B»ll3 HI MB IS Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment. wL Ss ill 1 E wHUff SJlflM HHtHiiH IS cx P anclin 9-
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      209 25 SINGAPORE KCK (PTE) LTD I invites applications I I from Singapore citi- I I zens for the post of: j •Must be 16 years and above *At least Primary education We offer: Good starting wages 'Attendance allowance $30 per month Transport allowance $1 per day Working allowance $0.50 per day
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      727 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production X IffJl SINGAPORE > \i IgjJl PTE. LTD. has opened a new plant at Block 4008 along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 to assemble fj circuit boards. X c&Jr 00 BLOCK 4008,4 TH STOREY I
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      378 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production F ladesT""!: Are you between and have minimum »s education? A I COMEMJONG! I A rr ff)J M ##4 FEMALE PRODUCTION UitKAl UK9 You'll enjoy 5-day work week y Normal working hours High starting salary
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      52 26 66 Situations Vacant h) Domestic COOK LIVE-IN Experienced Cook required for American Family. Work permit no problem. Must like dogs. *****44. WANTED AMAH FOR dist. !9 for cleaning and washing. Call *****78 between 7.00 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. No agents. DOMESTIC SERVANT REQUIRED. Singaporean or Malaysian. Ring Miss Ng *****07
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      179 26 TRAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTD We are a multi-national company specialising m the manufacture of medical products. Our company is now embarking on an expansion programme. We Invite applications for the position of: Requirements: Applicants should be 16 to 40 years old and completed Primary education We offer: 5-day work week
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      475 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant £> Production g) Production WE'RE EXPANDING JOIN US NOW AS PRODUCTION I OPERATORS I ENJOY OUR I ATTRACTIVE I BENEFITS PERMANENT ONE SHIFT 1 st Shift 7.00 am 4.1 8pm Be Special Shift 4.20pm 1 1 .20pm 81 jB Requirements m •Age 1 6
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      384 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production we're at A your jim rainbow's^^^ end. Mf/ M Join us as M fy PRODUCTION M W/ OPERATORS jH f I You'fi enjoy: M I I Minimum Pay $14.34 per day I increment after 3 months jfl nwc wage increment
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      318 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production PELMEC jfOU Alar**" W^m manufacturing I Hr company m By Jurong hat fir vseanctoa tor Age2oto2s Secondary education, No experience required 3 rotating shifts. Benefits: Attractive starting pay Salary adjustment on confirmation Annual increment NWC Shift allowance: 2nd shift $3/--3 rd shift $6/- Free transport
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      362 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production vamavßta^am^^mm Description of work: assembly, insertion, inspection, packing, light duty etc •Age 16-35 5-days per week No shift Free medical benefit Increment on the 3rd month Annual increment etc Kindly call or visit us for interview at SB i NATIONAL KAP PTE LTD hat vacancies
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      355 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A distinguished manufacturer of high fidelity audio equipment urgently seeks male/female i operators Requirements: Age 16 30 years Primary 6 above Malaysian Chinese are welcomed We offer: 5-day week (8 00 5 20) No shift/scope work Free transport provided or 100% co subsidy Attendance $25
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      548 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Sanden International (Singapore) Re Ltd is seeking the right persons for posts m their auto-airconditioning Compressor Plant MALE LINE LEADER (Compressor Assembly) Applicants should possess G.C.E. 'O' level At least 2 to 3 years' experience as Line Leader or Foreman
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      470 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous Aid© -De (wee me ciub (PARKLANE SHOPPING MALL) I UiniTRESSES j/tj~J Is Experience not necessary as training will be provided I c Secondary 2 and above c Transport provided c Working hours: 8.30 pm to 2.45 am Salary above $650
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      261 27 «ft> <m I Reach out for the Best! Join SPOKES YAMAHA as HK9SNI Sj Agt between 22 and 28 5 c Qjmpieted Secondary 5 5 4ur higher education 3 Relevant experience 5 m surface-repairing of 5 5 plastic products S S Cautious and quiet 5 5 character S gjj Age
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      492 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous mdrjco polo REQUIRES IMMEDIATELY WAITRESS/ JUNIOR HOSTESS (DISCO THE CLUB) Starting salary: $605 p.m.; confirmed salary: $710 p.m. c Pleasant and pleasing personality. c Secondary education and fluent m spoken English. c Minimum height 1.6 m. Be able to work from 7p.m. to 3a.m WAITRESS
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      472 27 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous COLD STORAGE We have immediate vacancies for the following positions 1. FEMALE SHOP ASSISTANTS (Part-time/ Full-time) 2. TRAINEE BAKERS (For post 1 2 working places will be at JeHta Orchard Supermarkets) 3. MALE ACCOUNTS CLERKS c GCE 'O' level c Knowledge of Bock-keeping 4. DRIVERS
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      309 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Singapore Glass Manufacturers Pte Ltd Invites suitably qualified applicants for the following positions. (1) CLERK/ TYPIST GCE O' level with passes m English Mathematics. 2 years' experience and ability to type between 30 and 3Swpm c Knowledge of bookkeeping preferred. (2) JUNIOR CLERK c GCE
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      414 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Wanted an EXPERIENCED VAN/DELIVERY DRIVER for a Leading Perfume Company. Will be required to deliver our products to various Departmental Stores/Shops. Also to do such other work as indicated by the company from time to time. Should have knowledge of spoken English and roads of
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      555 28 66 Situations Vacant j I) Miscellaneous PROVISIONAL MASS RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY Applications are invited for appointment to the following posts:--(1) CLERICAL OFFICER Salary Range: (a) Grade H! »20-***** pm (b) Grade IV $400-1890 pm Qualification: GCE O' level passes In 3 subjects including English and Mathematics. Preference will be given
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      466 28 66 Situations Vacant i i) Miscellaneous Hardware Trading Company requires (A) SHOP ASSISTANTS (CHINESE MALE) GCE 'O' level. Bilingual. Completed N.S. Starting salary $380 p.m. (B) BILL COLLECTOR (CHINESE MALE/ FEMALE) Bilingual. Possess class 2 driving licence. Completed N.S. Starting salary $450 p.m. (C) GENERAL WORKER (CHINESE MALE) c Physically
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      383 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Chinese Executive requires a PERSONAL DRIVER Requirements: Singapore citizen, aged between 26 and 45 years Possess a valid Class 3 driving licence •At least 4 years' driving experience Be able to converse m simple English Those interested are requested to telephone Mrs Susan Sim at
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      398 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous /V^WENG SENG^XV //SECURITY PTE LTD\\ has vacancies for SECURITY GUARDS (Male Female) m Jurong, Bukit Panjang Orchard Rd area Minimum Gross Pay Per Month $620 After 3 Months $650 I. Arawaf fcave/ ftnmu! Bonus Ifafcal Benefits Free Uniform Phase caS at 22-B Sou* Canal Road
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      611 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I An established Food Manu- 1 I facturer invites applications I I (or the post of:STORE KEEPER c GCE 'O 1 level c Completed N.S. c Some experience m similar capacity STARTING SALARY $400 $450 PER MONTH DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE PLUS 2 MONTHS BONUS. Please
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      462 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SEE HUP SENG PTE LTD 25 PIONEER SECTOR 2 SINGAPORE 2262. TEL: *****43 (8 LINES) requires: 1. SECRETARY c Ito 2 years' experience 2. RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONE OPERATOR 3. TRAINEE BLASTERS/ PAINTERS (Apply m person) Transport provided along fixed routes Apply with full resume, telephone number
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      722 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Female/Maie General Factory Workers required Experienced or Inexperienced Apply personally during office hours. Block 12, Toa Payoh Industrial Park, Lorong 8 =01-1183 Singapore 1231 Freight Forwarding Company have immediate vacancies for 1. CLERK/TYPIST 2. WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS 3. LORRY ATTENDANTS 4. PACKERS Please apply personally to:
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      834 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous REQUIRED MALE/ FEMALE Working Supervisors. With some knowledge of housekeeping. Apply personally at: Level 5, Tan Chong Tower, 15 Queen Street or 1 Shenton Way, Roblna House. =06-01 URGENTLY REQUIRED FULL-TIME Parking Jockey with Class 3 driving licence. Interested please call personally at Shenton Way
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      377 28 P-f ABOATS ~70 Pleasure Boats: Sato/Wanted/Hire NEW SHIPMENT -ACHILLES" inflatable boats/ rowing boats. Automatic inflated life jacket with CO2 cylinder, 'air mattresses, surf riders etc. Sole Agents: Soon Cheong Pte. Ltd. 33/34 Pekln Street, Spore 0104. Tel: *****83. 71 Boating Accessories/ Maintenance 3a^-^Bfl HaY iaaaW M IB Bt vaBJBLI. BOATING
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      565 29 74 Vehicle Financing/ insurance f P NO 3531^ I Flexible MORTGAGE LOANS For New Used Scooters. Motor cycles, Cars Taxis. Buses, Lorries Machineries, Cranes Houses, Flats, Commercial j Properties LIAN HUAT HANG FINANCE 177. Blk 45. Tell* Blangati Dr. Singapore 0410 TEL: *****77/8 27g370 J EASY LOANS FOR NEW AND
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      807 29 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun LATE 1973 DATSUN 1200 Stationwagon, aircon, cassette, tax new, showroom condition, $5,500 ono. Loan $4,000 arrangeable. *****79. SEPTEMBER 1974 DATSUN 120Y, aircon.. PARF eligible, tax tili August 1983. Asking $8,300 negotiable, Tel: *****95. 1978 DATSUN 200 L, Automatic, aircon, cassette, radio, sports rims, new
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      773 29 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda AUG. 1979 MAZDA 626 1 private owner. Road tax Jan. 1984, alrcond. PARF. guaranteed accident free. $16,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****90. ALMOST 1980 MAZDA 626. One private owner, alrcond, radio cassette. $16,800 (loan $13,500). Tel *****02. MAZDA RX7 SAVANNA Rotary Automatic with Turbo kit, full
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      774 29 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 1977 COROLLA. New tax, paint, tyres, alrcond, radio cassette, passed inspection. $13,800. Loan $11,000.*****2. 1978 TOYOTA CORONA 1600. 2 owners, alrcond, cassette, tax, tyres new, passed Inspection. *****52. 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA Llftback, 5-speed, one owner. Full accessories. Best offer secures. 153 Braddell Road. ALMOBT
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      2550 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Safe l) Others 1) Others 1) Others 1) Others iMiir iwi miii v I Due to the devaluation of the Australian dollar HCWEN CAMIRA vow costs SS3QBQOR\RF We've limited stocks, so grab this chance Jo9^9&'^%s^&
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      772 29 1 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 20, MEI HWAN Crescent double-storey semi-detached house m quiet vicinity. 4 bedrooms, aircon, furnished, available immediately. $2,900. D.V.P. *****23. DIST. 21, SUNSET SQUARE renovated double-storey detached, large compound. 4 bedrooms/ study/ servant's, fully furnished, $4,700. Berners Co. *****66 (3 lines). DIST 20 THOMSON
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      669 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11 BUKIT TIMAH doublestorey semi-detached fully furnished with 3 bedrooms asking $2,800 ono. Tel *****33. OIST. 10 CUSCAOEN ROAD walkup apartment, 3 bedrooms unfurnished asking $2,000 ono. Tel: *****33. DIST. 21/ 23, SINGLE-STOREY detached/ double-storey semi-de-tached, available at $1,900. Details contact Simshers: *****22. DIST.
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      654 30 86 Accommodation 36 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments JMfP^ lM lll| i~'~l L!™L". I t'-L-^ifc'-- pi j -S i~- r i n^teT*^'M^WßiWWWlW|t|; j \n exclusive apartment block r ij I— jjifjyjj.;;;! I located m prestigeous Bukit Tirnah. T J»«iIIL--a^^^M^^HB^M T T ~K A
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      412 30 c Balmoral Towers, 4 bedrooms, partially furnished. Westwood Apartment, 4 bedrooms, unfurnished. c Sommervilfe Park, 3 bedrooms, partially/ fully furnished. Sophia Road, 2 bedrooms, fully furnished. Jalan Derma wan, 4 bedrooms, fully furnished. RADIANT HOUSING PTE. LTD *****09/ *****60 CHOICE APARTMENTS with facilities c Balmoral Tower $5,500 c Balmoral View
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      559 30 GRANGEFORD APARTMENT FOR rent 3 carpeted bedrooms, fully furnished/ airconditioned, full recreational facilities/ swimming pool. Also available at Himiko Court, $4,000. City Tower $2,900. Hong Leong $2,500. Blshopsgate (townhouse) $3,500. Faber Hills $2,600. Pacific Mansion $1,800. St. Martin's Drive $3,500. Napier Road $2,200. YSC Property: 296-6666. CAIRNHILL COURT AVAILABLE June
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      798 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments EQUATORIAL HOTEL VICINITY recently refurbished 3-bedroomed apartment (attached bathroom). Tastefully furnished, spacious living/ dining. Balcony. Fully aircond. Ideally located. $2,800. Everton Realty *****76/ *****79. LUCKY TOWER, first floor apartment with artificial waterfall. 3 bedrooms, 1 study and servant's room. All with bathrooms attached. Partially furnished.
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      790 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 1542 (EASTERN MANSION) Fully furnished 3-bedroomed apartment. Airconditioned, quiet, near supermarket/shops. $1,750. Houseworld, *****92. DIST 15 FABER LODGE Penthouse. 3 split-levels. 4 bedrooms/ servant's. Quiet locality. Facing sea with facilities. $6,500. Wess Associates *****44. DIST. 27, GARDENIA COURT, 3bedroomed condominium, available immediately at $2,000.
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      709 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments NEWTON VIEW, near Royal Hotel, brand new luxurious apartment, fully furnished. $3,500 monthly. Tel: *****65 (No agents please). 3-5-ROOMED SELETAR. Tampines, New Town, Jurong, Marsiling Drive. $700 above. *****8/ *****3. DIST. 10, RIDGEWOOD Liholiho/ Kalakaua, 3/ 4 bedrooms, large patio, club facilities. *****88. DIST. 12
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      571 30 88 Short-term Accommodation (local t lomign! ORCHARD ROAD: BEAUTIFULLY furnished 2-bedroomed walkup apartment Fully furnished, carpeted, airconditioned. washing machine, linen *****90 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses BUNGALOW AT TELOK KURAU DIST. 1542 Exclusively designed luxurious modem two-storey detached bungatow completed m 1977 with total site area approx. 8000 *q.rt.
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      731 30 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE 2 storey semi-detached with 5,000 sq.ft. of land 4 bedrooms, servant's and large living/dining. Asking $900,000 (Negotiable) DIST. 21 CHENG SOON GARDEN PHASE 4 Exclusive 2-storey semi-detach-ed with 4 bedrooms, servant's. marble living/dining and
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      724 30 DIST. 10 SEMI-DETACHED. 3 bedrooms, servant's. 3 aircons, 2 bathrooms, terrazzo/ ceramic tiles. 999 years. Area 3,200 sq.ft. Asking $730,000 negotiable. Tel: *****72. DIST 11 OFF UNIVERSITY Road well maintained double-storey semi-detached. 3512 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Freehold/ vacant possession. $735,000. Everton Realty *****76/ *****79. DIST. 28, SELETAR HILLS Estate.
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      580 30 89 Properties For Sale i a) Houses j DIST 9 OFF NEWTON Road nicely renovated single-storey semidetached. 3,800 sq ft 3 bedrooms/ servant's. $580,000 Wess Associates *****44 ELITE TERRACE SIGLAP Newly built double-storey bungalow 6 bedrooms. With bathroom attached. 13,544 sq.ft. $1.55 million. Call *****93 No agents please. FOR SALE
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      1004 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments hH6BhhS*9HSHS& mm^ m i^H ßBJ^lflL.'friftßE2Bl BK^B H ißjr ::t I BnPH ms^^.«i) Villa delle TRose country style living near the city Villa
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      825 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale Private Apartments b) Private Apartments ><w SWTßKJSSßtifiMfiHMlpU«Jff !t^r\C^. 14 units spacious 2-storey Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments SFull Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Private covered carpark Wading pool Tight security system Housing Loan Available OWNER and DEVELOPER XX BRILLIANT DEVELOPMENT CO. (PTE) LTD.
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      674 31 COLD STORAGE CENTREPOINT The ultimate m gracious living studio apartment In the heart of Orchard Road. Facing swimming pool. 766 sq.ft. Tel: *****53/ *****11 (Agent). OIST. 0512 HONG LEONG Garden Condominium, (brand new), 3 bedrooms. Tower block. 1,507 sq.ft. Vacant. $440,000 0.n.0. Westwood $950,000. Balmoral Towers $900,000. Han Boons *****71/
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      860 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments OIST. 11, BRAND NEW 4- bedroom ed apartment. Mid floor. Facing pool. Huge living/dining. Spacious kitchen 2,600 sq ft. $755,000 0.n.0. Admen *****88 DIST 15 AMBER TOWERS facing sea. 2,000 sq.ft Maisonette. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Freehold. $525,000. Foreigners can buy. Swansea Homes *****11.
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      746 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments SOPHIA COURT PHASE II branc new apartment. 1183 sq.ft. Facing pool, freehold. Christine: *****00 STILL ROAD 3-STOREY 2,300 sq.ft. townhouse with swimming pool frontage. J.E. Housing Associates: *****68/9. 3,700 SQ.FT. WALKUP penthouse Bukit Timah 4 m/s) 4 bedrooms, 1 spacious living room. $585,000
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      464 31 90 Properties Wanted OUR BUYERS ARE interested m semi-detached, terraces and bungalows m Dist 9, 10. 11 and 15. Please call us at *****86 and give details of what you have available DEVELOPERS URGENTLY REQUIRE freehold vacant land In any locality. Immediate purchase Joint venture welcome. Call Connie *****5 GENUINE
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      622 31 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted i i MODERN WAREHOUSE/ FACTORY 1 912/ 306/ 498 sq.m. At MacPherson/ 1 Aljunied Junctions I i For short/ long term 1 lease. PASIR PANJANG BRICKWORKS TEL: *****33x11 i HUP HU AT FOOD INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 4th Si sth Storey For Rent Area: 7,500 sq.ft. each floor.
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      442 32 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted TO FOREIGNER jEsjgpß?j^ "^^tS^T-Sr^jr m w'l'M'Mi'iiiP'**"' Kampong Ampat off MacPherson Road. Easy Loan Arrangement. Prompt Hand-over Freehold land. Minimum Floor Area from 1 1 3.9 m (1 ,226 sq. ft.) GOLD PINE LAND DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD 06-03, Tat
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      219 32 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces FOR RENT TANNERY BLOCK Area m Unit No. sq.m. 02-01 314 02-02 201 03-02 206 03-09 206 03-10 301 04-01 314 04-02 206 05-01 314 05-02 206 05-09 206 05-10 301 SIM.AINHti: WAREHOUSE can help you by offering fair and competitive rental prices. Tel: *****19 *****11
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      716 32 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces W^' RUBY WAREHOUSE COMPLEX Every floor is just like ground level/^\^/ Forklifts accessible to all floors/^*' \f Li \1 •No restriction to N"^^!! 4y Foreigners jl /T^X^^-^^ Area from 140 x t) /^y VvV^fer^^ sc i m to
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      1184 32 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale Hr"" Ml law f m^'< y ttta^te B Ki^i s^% ■l^specially for you. < gg^tJliT >3 '^'^J'"HMl ASSOCIATION BUILDING Now! A building and its units •lounges Y t A^ G
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      500 33 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces it) Rental b) Rental b) Rental Me 52~y%otey INTERNATIONAL PLAZA (Next to the future Maxwell Road MRT Station) A prestigious landmark sited within SS**^ 1 the heart of Singapore's established -^S^SZrSir. commercial and business district. •Es-sr:^"^ s Extensive renovations are being
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      265 33 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE, high floor, corner unit, partitioned, 840 sq.ft. $3.50 p.s.f. (inclusive). Wooling Enterprise: *****90. SHENTON HOUSE. AREA 1,068 sq.ft. Rental $4.50 p.s.f. including maintenance. For Inquiries, please contact *****77, Miss Llm. TANJONG PAGAR AREA, office to let, groundfloor around 1,400 sq.ft. $3,500 p.m. Parking, loading easy. Tel: *****33.
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      567 33 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental WORLD TRADE CENTRE SINGAPORE Office units of the following sizes are available at WTC Immediate 460 sq m on the 2nd storey overlooking Sentosa 109 sq m on the 9th storey, Internal unit 170 sq m on the 11th storey
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      347 33 b) Rental I PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR i RENT LUCKY PLAZA I Shops 226 to 1743 sq.ft. ORCHARD PLAZA I Shops 137 to 477 sq.ft. FAR EAST SHOPPING i CENTRE 1* Shops 210 to 1561 sq.ft. RUBY SHOPPING PLAZA Shops 182 to 264 sq.ft. I Ideal for boutiques, hairdressing
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      686 33 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental 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 j Shop 1900 sf. Ideal for showroom, travel agencies, home appliances
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      404 33 100 Air Travel WORLD CHARTERS for reliable fares UKLondon Amsterdam Paris Brussels Frankfurt Rome Zurich Copenhagen Oslo New York... Toronto L. Angeles San Francisco Vancouver Perth Melbourne Sydney Jakarta Bali Bangkok 63, Robinson Rd, =06-04 A fro- Asia Bldg., Singapore 0106 Tel: *****32 *****29 *****31 *****41 *****80 TA-197 FOR ENQUIRIES
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      529 33 100 Air Travel 100 Air Travel J^SiES^** Southbound Book earh. ontartINTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL AGENO PTE LTD Specialists' Shopping Centre #03-47/48 277 Orchard Road. Singapore 0923. Tai *****77 (5 lines) ...__"r* 102 Tours 102 Tours im NAM HOi I TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. I H«ad Office: I Gl4-16-18, Pearl's Centre,
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      498 33 102 Tours ASSOCIATED TOURS (S) PTE LTD Wellington BuiWing, 20. Bidetord Road. #10-01 to «rlO-04.S«gapofe 0922 Tel *****22 (5 Lints), *****22 4 DAYS 3 MGHTS BALI PACKAGE TOW SSSSI Daily Oep 5 DAYS 4 MGKTS MEDAN LAKE TOBA PACKAGE ***** Datty Dep 14 DAYS 13 MGHTS JAVA BALI (MM.AKD Ss9lo
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      607 34 102 Tours 102 Tours special 10 Day USA EXPRESS $2590 Honolulu. Luau Dinner Show, Polynesian revue and dinner show. Pearl Harbour Cruise. Los Angeles, Anaeim, Disneyland. Universal Studios. Sea World. Tijuana Dep Every Sunday 14 Days Frontier West $3290 Honolulu, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Disneyland, Las Vegas. Fresno. San Francisco Dep:
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      970 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours rSOUTHIMiCIFIC **^_____R We show you the Uth Pac c jra you've dreamed about. The still _™r^r*j_i Hi "Wy__k unspoiled corner of the earth where MB_^ «^bteV^jBfiL_t JBS& y° u can revel m the P rimitlve beauty. JSK dBN-V-™ cysta! clear lagoons and dazzling __k
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      638 34 102 Tours 102 Tours Nanda Tours choicest holidays j EUROPE airfare not included) European Round-Up *****5.00 European Adventure *****0.00 European Viewfmder *****5.00 Panoramic Viewfmder -551 749.00 SWITZERLAND fa»fere not included) 6 Days Swiss Bargain Tour *****.00 4 Days Swiss Alpine Tour *****.00 USSR Moscow Stopovers I 2 Nites Moscow from
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      60 34 111 Academic GCE 'AY'O 5 (Commerce) taught by experienced, qualified and permanent lecturers REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Commencing 11/4/83 c PRE-U Ift II Morning Sec 3& 4 (afternoon) Qualifying English Test English Course (fulltime) LCCI Business Diploma (full-time) MIDLAND SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (Registered School of with Ministry of Education) 531 Upper
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      614 34 109 Foreign 109 Foreign I I Your career I I iin computers 1 1 I I starts here J I TMC has the training facilities, study materials I and the experienced and qualified lecturers to I assist you m pursuing a career m computer. BRITISH COMPUTER SOCIETY Intended for programmers/analysts
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      431 34 111 Academic ST. FRANCIS GIRLS' SCHOOL 96 St Francis Road Singapore 1232 Tel: *****04 VACANCIES: PRE-U 1 ARTS CLASS Subjects: General Paper, English Literature, History, Geography, Economics, Mathematics, Chinese Malay. Registration: Ba.m. to 3p.m. SPECIAL TUITION CLASSES for O' level Commerce 1983. Commencing 15th Subjects: Prlnc. of Accounts., English, Maths,
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      551 34 112 Commwciai SAM (INSTITUTE Of ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT) DECEMBER 1963 EXAM (Student mambarstap can ba appHad ttrangii aur cantra) Model answers to past exam papers will be provided. CERTIFICATE STAGE: 1 Tue/Th 6.30-9.30pm 10/05 2) Tue/Th 6.30-9Jopm 12/06 3) M/W 6.15-9.45pm 08/06 4) Tue/Th 6.15-9.45pm 15/06 OUR FULL-TIME LCCI DIPLOMA COURSE
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      635 35 412 Commercial 112 Commercial 112 Commercial Be a top-flight secretary. As many ofour students have become. Our track record says it all. Our graduates topped the list m the LCCI Private Secretary's Certificate Examination m June 1982. 1 st Position (ABROAD) 6th Position (ABROAD) 1 st Position (SINGAPORE) 4th Position
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      299 35 DIPLOMA IN MARKETING/ PUBLIC RELATIONS Leading to LCCI I9B4 Examination Full Time Day Classes Commencing 11th April 1983 Part Time Evening Classes Commencing at: CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE 3545- D, Blk 162, 5 th Storey Bukit Merah Town Centre Tel: *****90 (5 lines) *****92/3/4 Mon/W©d 7.00-10.00pm 3rd MAY 1983 LEX
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      369 35 I AM INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT (CERTIFICATE COURSE) Specially Designed for school leavers others Leading to UK Exam 1983 Subjects covered:- Manpower Administration Office Administration Method System c Case Study Registration for student membership could be arranged by our Centre. KATONG BRANCH Commencing on 19/4/83 PEOPLE'S PARK BRANCH Commencing on
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      621 35 112 Commercial IMPORT/EXPORT PROCEDURES a DOCUMENTATION COURSE This course Introduces from Basic to Advance stages tn Import/Export Procedures. Suitable all working people, school leavers, students and those waitin g to start business. Subjects covering fifty topics from P.S.A., SEA/AIR FREIGHT, BANKING Procedures to Export selling and Marketing Strategic Tuesday 8.00
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      452 35 ANNOUNCEMENTS 131 Marriages/ 134 Lost Found Engagements asssag— GOLF CLUB NO.B Iron at Waterloo Road. Please contact Chan, ,fl M| *****88.. B^^Bkm -^tt I^7 Religious _XL .wF** If Announcements I Tt m MM Mll M i Wk _X ISP' yC PHILIP TAN KOK LIAN ■HB^SP^T^nHBK Son of Hh—SmHJBHH MR A
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      162 35 J SIMON HENG SENG LENG Departed 11.4.73 Fondly remembered by wife, children grandchildren. In Loving Memory of MISS HENG LAN CHIN Departed 11th April 78 Five long years have passed. But memories stay fresh. Always remembered by Family IN LOVING MEMORY OF C.R. NAIR Departed on 11th April 1966 'Such
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      755 35 NOTICES I Highlands Lowlands Berhad I PRELIMINARY REPORT OF RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1982 The consolidated results of the Group, subject to final audit, are as follows: I 1982 1981 S $'000 S'ooo <t Turnover 104,312 114,340 M Trading Profit Before Taxation and Replanting 52,049 50,046 Replanting
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      2313 36  -  PEDIGREE and FAIRWAY Derby winner neglected m the betting By FIRST: *****9 SECOND: *****6 THIRD: *****4 STARTERS: *****1, *****3, *****8, *****0, *****1, *****1, *****3, *****9, *****7, *****8, *****4 CONSOLATIONS: *****8, *****1, *****2, *****7, *****5, *****2, *****4, *****6, *****9, *****5 He unwinds big finishing burst to take the
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      717 36 STIPE'S REPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Jockey Brian York (Chummy's Special was suspended 26 race days under Malayan Racing Association Rule of Racing 144 (b) m the Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup race today. Jockey Velu (Paititi Gold) was fined $500 for causing interference to other runners
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      574 36 APPOINTMENTS UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE LTD a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES invites suitably qualified applications for the position of MARKETING PLANNING EXECUTIVE for its Bukit Timah plant. We are looking for a University graduate with an analytical mind and good communication skills, both written and
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      742 36 NOTICES 1 MOsns INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 1 I BANK LIMITED B (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) 9 i ANNOUNCEMENT I H AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1982 X j|| The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the following n fl audited net profits for the year
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    514 37 LONDON, Sunday Joy for unscathed United is Arsenal's woe THOUGH Manchester United could do no better than a 1-1 home draw against Southampton yesterday, soccer manager Ron Atkinson breathed a sigh of relief when the game was over. Atkinson was obviously less concerned with the race for second
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    362 37 Arsenal 2 Coventry 1 (24). Coventry almost snatched a lastgasp equaliser when Steve Hunt hit a post, alter pulling a late goal back through Mark Hately. The Gunners led through first-half goals from Graham Rix and Tony Woodcock. Crowd: 19,153. Birmingham I Norwich 4 (9-2). Norwich came
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    211 37 BONN, Sun HAMBURG stepped up their bid for two major soccer trophies yesterday by winning 4-2 at Brunswick and jumping back to the top of the West German First Division. They were spurred on by West German international Wolfgang Rolff, the inspiration behind Wednesday's 1-1 draw
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    273 37 THE International Football Federation (FIFA) are considering a visit to North America after all, to assess bids by the United States and Canada to stage the 1586 World Cup. FIFA general secretary Joseph Blatter said the Federation's special World Cap committee would decide today £n Mexico "if and
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    1316 37 DIVISION ONE Arsenal 2 Coventry 1, Birmingham 0 Norwich 4, Brighton 1 Everton 2, Ipswich 0 Notts County 0, Liverpool 3 Swansea 0, Luton 2 Aston Villa 1, Manchester United 1 Southampton 1, Nottingham Forest 2 Tottenham 2, Stoke 1 Manchester City 0, West Bromwtch 1 Watford 3,
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    334 38 TAIPKII, Sun. Veteran Taiwanese La Liang Huan today beat American Bill Isrealson m a sudden-death play-off to win the USSIH,IM (S2M,M§) Taiwan Open golf championship, eighth leg of the 11-nation Asian circuit. La, 48, paired the three extra holes while Isreaison had a bogey
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    487 38 AUGUSTA (Georgia), Sun. Gil Morgan, wearing fisherman's foul-weather headgear m the rain, fought his way to a one^stroke lead yesterday m the uncompleted second round of the Masters golf tournament, which was played with Jack Nicklaus injured on the sidelines. Darkness forced the round to
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    216 38 Debutante Sue fights back to upset Alison DERBY, Sun. New Zealand's Sue Devoy staged a brilliant fight-back to beat fifth-seeded Alison Cumings, of Britain, and reach the quarter-finals of the British Open squash championships here yesterday. Sue trailed 9-5, 9-6 m her third-round match and looked to be on the
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    342 38 BRIDGETOWN, Sun. EVEN without their two main fast bowlers, Malcolm Marshall and Wayne Daniel, Barbados dismissed the touring Indian cricketers for 246 on the opening day of their fourday match at the Kensington Oval yesterday. At the close, they had made 21 for one
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    306 38 BANGKOK, Sun. South Korea yesterday won one silver and three gold medals m the King's Cup amateur boxing championships as well as the team title for the third time. Kenya won three final bouts while champions Soviet Union won two and scored 22 points, compared
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      79 38 AUSTRALIAN Rob de Castella held off a determined challenge by Portugal's Carlos Lopez m the final sprint to win the Rotterdam marathon on Saturday m 2 hr. 8 mm. 37 sec. The American favourite, Alberto Salazar, finished m fifth place, clocking a disappointing 2:10:08, some two minutes outside
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      48 38 INDIA will host the fifth Asian Badminton Confederation championships later this year. The Press Trust of India quoted S.R. Chadha, the chairman of the ABC's standing committee, as saying that the confederation would be informed of the dates and venue of the championships before July 15.
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      75 38 DUTCHMAN Bert Oosterbosch took over the yellow jersey of overall race leader as competitors completed the third stage of the Tour of America race m Richmond, Virginia, on Saturday. Oosterbosch completed the 14.6-kilometre time trial m 18:35.5 to finish 30 seconds clear of Australian Phil Anderson. Third-stage results:
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      114 38 WORLD champion Keke Rosberg, of Finland, held off a determined challenge from Formula One newcomer Danny Sullivan, of the United States, to complete a narrow victory m the Race Of Champions at Brand's Hatch last night. Rosberg looked to have the 168.24 kilometre non-world championship event sewn up
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    275 38 Connors sends Borg out in style TOKYO, Sun. Bjorn Borg retired from tennis today with a bittersweet loss to Jimmy Connors, the man he once supplanted, if only for a while, as the greatest m the game. Connors, the rejuvenated 30-year-old American, simply outran the 26-year-old Swede m winning the
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      154 39 Plastic surgery for Korean KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. South Korean woman hockey forward Kirn Young Sook will undergo plastic surgery for a face injury received daring training for the Inter-Continental Cnp tournament here. Young Sook, 2f, a student was hit by the ball during their first workout only hoars after the
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      179 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Argentina shocked defending champions West Germany 1-0 m a women's World Cup hockey match at the Tun Razak Stadium here today. Veronica Alfonso scored the Argentinians' winner off a penalty corner m the 15th minute. In an earlier match, Holland, the
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      495 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. It was "Majullah Singapura" right to the very end m the Republic's 2-2 draw against fourth-seed France m a Group A women's Inter-Continental hockey match at the Kilat Club here this morning. Singapore, probably the tournament's youngest
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    Closer to the trapdoor
    273 39  -  PETER SIOW By! THE trapdoor is about to be sprung on Cairnhill m the National Football League Division One tournament. Last night, Farrer Park United widened the door's jaw with a 4-2 win over them at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The defeat has left Cairnhill uncomfortably
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    45 39 PORT DICKSON, Sun. Malaysian S. Selvarajoo beat Mahader Hassan, of Singapore, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 m the men's singles final of the Port Dickson Open tennis tournament today. Lim Phi Lan, of Singapore, beat Ushi Reinecke 6-2, 6-1 to win the women's title.— NST
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    Only one age-group tournament
    204 39  - Only one age -group tournament JOE DORAI By THERE will be only one agegroup soccer competition this year the national under-19, which is scheduled to start on July 23. The Football Association of Singapore have been staging two tournaments for young potentials the under-16s and under-19s for the past six
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    233 39 MALACCA, Sun. Malacca's footballers will each be rewarded with a colour television set for having helped the team qualify for this year's Malaysia Cup quarter-finals. "The sets, each costing $1,600, will be handed over to the players during a dinner at the Malacca
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      290 39  - IT'S ALL LEFT TO THE SOUTHPAWS LEONARD KING By SOUTHPAWS will carry Singapore's hopes m the men's bowling competition m next month's South-east Asia Games at Jackie's System 460. Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress vicepresident DrT. T. Ong, after hearing recommendations from the national selection committee, yesterday announced a no-surprise line-up
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      229 39  - Help Is on the way for the yachtsmen PETER SIOW By MALCOLM SCOTT, one of Australia's top yachting coaches, will be m Singapore on May 1 to groom the national sailors for the Southeast Asia Games (May 28- June 6). The 48-year-old Scott's credentials are impressive. Besides being coach of
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      290 39  -  BRIAN MILLER But shell assist m coaching n AN OVERSIGHT on tile part of Cheski (Tibbatts) Brown has resulted m her not being able to represent Singapore m the South-east Asia Games equestriaa events. Cheski, perhaps the region's most accomplished equestrienne, had herself ruled out of
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      90 39 •■RW-KH'W HOCKEY Women's Inter- j Continental Cop (Kuala Lumpur): Rest Day. NETBALL JTC Mixed League: Tractors Spore v Ciba, Geigy; JTC v Printed Circuits International (Jurong Town Hall, 5.45 p.m.). SOCCER SBHFL Div. 3: SAI v MAS (Toa Payoh), Singapore Tobacco v W. Geo- physical (Tanglin 2), Century Park v
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    91 40 LISBON, Sun. A leading Palestinian moderate and advocate of Israel's recognition was shot dead today m a crowded hotel lobby at Albufeira, Portugal, where he was attending a Socialist International conference. Witnesses said a gunman walked up to Mr Issam Sartawi, the Palestine Liberation Organisation's (PLO)
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    37 40 NEW DELHI, Sun. Mother Teresa, the Albanian-born nun who won the 197S Nobel Peace Prize, today received Australia's second highest honour! the Order of Australia. Reu-ter IMEE dropped out of public view four months ago.
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    152 40 MANILA, Son. President Ferdinand Marcos' eldest daughter, whose controversial 1181 marriage to a divorced sportsman is not recognised In the Philippines, has given birth to a baby boy m Honolulu, her father-in-law said today. "We got a call from oar son this afternoon and he
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    742 40 Worsening economic ills unleash civil violence BUENOS AIRES, Sunday FALLING living standards, soaring inflation and mounting unemployment m the debt-ridden countries of South America have unleashed a wave of social discontent marked by riots, strikes, looting and bomb attacks. Rioters clamoured
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    254 40 EDWARDS AIR BASE (California), Son. The United States space shuttle Challenger landed safely last night m gusts of winds of up to 40 km/h to complete a five-day maiden voyage hailed by Its crew as "absolutely flawless." "Challenger Is just one hell of a flying machine. It
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    346 40 EYES alert and bodies braced for action, these women watched intently as the flames flickered upwards from the pits a short distance away. All the women are housewives who are using fire extinguishers for the first time. More than 500 of
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      160 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Intense competition m a shrinking shiprepair market has depressed prices further this year, reports JUNE LIM. Industrial Commercial Bank has experienced a sharp slowdown m growth. The market grapevine has it that Exxon of the United States has agreed to reduce its
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      133 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Hazy and warm. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 34 max., 26 mm. SUNSET today: 7.09 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.01 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 15"*1 C Rain Manila 21 36C Fair Amsterdam %C Melboorne 15/21 C Rain Bangkok 22/37 C Cloudy Moscow 4/14 C Rain
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      707 1 Tiger, tiger burning bright (but will it sell?) TWO deft strokes of the brush, and the tiger's eyes are blazing with life. The artist stands back to return the animal's piercing stare from the rice paper pinned to the softboard on the wall. Ong Boon Kong's tiger paintings are stunning;
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      The square peg in a round hole
      415 1 SOME artists enjoy the isolated life and do not feel the need to socialise. One of them is sculptor Mr Chong Fah Cheong, 37, an ex-teacher who turned to art fulltime m 1978. He says: "I don't mix very much with other artists,
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        635 2 YES, they make you merrily contemplate murder. Often you feel like whacking some sense into them. But when all's said and done, are these socalled classroom brats the only monsters m the school? No, quite a few can be found m the staffroom. I was only 17 when
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        697 2 Eating your way to success and happiness What we eat affects our sleep, job performance and swings m mood, claims a new study. Timing and content of meals, together with consumers' sex and age, affect normal people's behaviour. So if you need sustained judgement, for example, you could manipulate your
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      1240 5 4 The first big shock m medical school is gross anatomy dealing with a cadaver. That's when students first begin to distance themselves as persons. They don't think of the cadaver they are looking at as a person, as a husband, as a father. They begin
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      Electronic 'mousetrap' to beat traffic snarl
      1382 6 Singapore imposes area licensing fees to deter motorists from clogging up the roads m the city. In Hongkong, the proposed solution is on electronic number plate to be attached to every car. BERNARD LONG reports. 4 The tolls will be debited to a motorist's
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        1285 10 A German sociologist sat through a whole week's fare on television as part of a research project. He shares his findings with ZARINAH MARICAN. ASK him about the TV progra m m c s he watches and Dr Berhard Heidt will talk about
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        684 10  -  TONY HUNG By LONG before his death last month at the age of 80, William Walton had secured a place along with Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Britten as one of the greatest and most beloved of modern British composers. Musicologists may argue as much as
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        E.T. — 'Gandhi, Tootsie or me?'
        489 11 E.T. 'Gandhi, Tootsie or me?' Tonight m Hollywood, the Oscars will be given out. Which film will win the Best Picture award? RICHARD LIM phones E.T. to find out which one he's placed his bet on. IT'S Oscar night tonight. Last night, I phoned E.T. to ask him which film
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        TIE the Bard for pleasure
        754 11 A lecturer at the Institute of Education is trying out with his teacher-trainees a new approach to Shakespeare. KATE JAMES reports. AN EASIER way with Stiakespeare? Easier thjm what? for example, than the solitary fishingfoMootnotes method used by one of Singapore's prjominent musicians, who takes
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      320 1 Fin defence of WiiiE.T. Enter ERP. the A classroom brats win the Oscar? electronic mousetrap" M OUTLOOK Page Two LEISURE, Page Eleven Page Six M Step out into the Great Outdoors If}© XjCirnCttlOn HHHHHH b_____ Sports bags, both large and small, a carry-ail Outdoors Collection will be on display. f**
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      490 3 <-I f loOf iiiilw shopping centre offers you another moneymaking opportunity: your chance to own a shop linked to five other centres! FLOOR PLAN OF LEVEL 2 Proposed A continuous overhead bridge links all 1 111 tf*^l tTj 'flHHli Furama Hotel Shopping Centre The hotel lobby has been IS IfBIIIHHB
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      88 4 MUmK' JBBi I I Hill II 1 I I t~^t~^ t I*V fill II f~^ 111 V-4 II I I 1 I I L^l jjH ||Mfc_ iLi_^3MiyiaaiiuilMMiittilß^ LIUUUIv 11 vv vul j Vvll lllv i V_/dvl IUUCIy lake nothing for granted when choosing a luxury German car. uncompromising safety is
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      312 5 TIMEFAIR B 3 C«gittair'B3 of Watchis te aock° na iqlYpmen O ts V^PT^ SS I EaSt ASI3 and accessories HHHiHHH International Gifts Fair AUSPICIOUS TIME FOR GIFTS BUSINESS 6-10 JULY 1983 SINGAPORE WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 2 *TIME again for promotion and display of *GIFTS are the most common items
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      73 6 mHw B v^N^Bß^B^^B^^^^^^l^^^l^^^C^^^^B^B^'Bhßßißp-^^M^B Another milestone for Malaysia's and Singapore's construction equipment specialist BPR is proud to inform all clients and customers that JffilSfei fflBB««te. HMfllftei. BKB^, with effect from April 1 1 JBL \lk mWW^ |Mip|l||fc|Miillfl| 1983, United Motor Works JBBBBBBBBk, UP Hb^» IfcißF UifIHUW& 111 (Malaysia) Holdings Berhad is
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      1032 7 m*. l^m (incorporafad m the Republic of Singapore) CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, 31st December 1982. The Croup The Company The Croup The Company 1982 19* i 1982 198! 1982 1981 1982 '|9KI SHARK CAPITAL NOTE S NOTE S S S 5 Authorised: Ordinary shares of SI each 100.000,000 100,000.000 100,000,000 100,000,000
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      491 7 CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT for the year ended 31st December 1982 The Group The Company 1982 1981 1982 1981 S S NOTE Turnover 16 18,198,008 10.024.741 18,095,046 9,808,29! Profit before taxation and extraordinary item 17 6,449,745 2,865,740 6,353,106 2,658.177 Taxation 18 (2,602,621) (1,208,705; (2,570,000) (1,125,000) Profit after taxation but
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      243 7 10. FIXED ASSETS Depreciation Accumulated Net book charge At cost depreciation value for the year The Group 1982 Freehold building 1,188,180 1,188,180 Leasehold land 24,579,673 24,579,673 Motor vehicles 282,611 78,777 203 834 42,144 Office furniture and equipment 504,729 157,166 347,563 61,304 Renovation 206,308 113,818 92,490 76,275 Building under construction 4,469,834
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      613 7 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Daniel Lam See Hin (Chairman) Low Chung Song Low Chang Hian Low Chun Seng Seah Soon Hung Tan Eng Chin Tan Eng Sing Tan Eng Wah Anthony Ooi Kwee Yang (General Manager) AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS I In our opinion: (a) the accompanying accounts and
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      561 8 APPOINTMENTS Jf For True M W Career Involvement, M M[ Accept Our M IB Challenge 1 National is one of the world's largest manufacturers of semiconductor products, offering the broadest, fastest growing product line m the industry. We now seek suitably qualified persons to fill the following posts: i PRODUCTION
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      518 8 f NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the post of: OPERATOR, ACCOUNTING MACHINERY QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must have completed Secondary Four education m a Government or Government Aided School. Preference will be given to applicants who can type and who possess the G.C.E. with at least 3
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      217 8 GARFIELD ByJlm Davis TELL ME, GrARFIE-LP J ARE YOO NERVOUS ABOUT FLYING? kl^^v Viv^^v^ r\ 1 TAKE N0 J MM f /A r STAR WARS AlwWe Goodwin &Al Williamson LjTINY SHIP MIGHT DO DAMAGE ENOUGH J Mg^HH^ A^ a sSjs^y^|Ml <jfl TOAI//N OUR ,yj^ syJl^B^^^^^^^^^»^ M nl^^ H^*gfQg^^-'^ #^jH^^~: NOT
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      745 9 APPOINTMENTS TREASURY CONSULTANCY INTERNATIONAL BANKING Bank of America is seeking a Treasury Consultant for a newly opened position within its well established Treasury Services Group. Candidates, aged 23-33 must have some understanding of the foreign exchange markets or a knowledge of cash management and financial futures which may have been
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      457 9 I Applications are invited for the following I I posts: |1 SECURITY GUARD Qualifications: (a) Successfully completed the Primary I School Leaving Examination (PSLE) I from a Government or GovernmentAided School or its equivalent; (b) Ability to converse m and write I simple English; (c) Candidates with police or military
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      477 9 PEANUTS BySchulx /OKAY MEN I I NOU) A5 WE MARCH I I —I 17 NO/ OLIVIER T MOVE OUT 1 ALONG, IF YOU J4AVE (?O TMERE'S NO II OFFSIPE'7 X^^!^^! ANY aUESTIONS, JUST C^ I A '< u V |M MiKING V (Vj^ I SPEAK RI6MT [)P..^ r\ ni NARBERT
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      101 10 TODAY: Singapore 4.37 a.m. (0.9 m), 10.24 a.m. (2.4 m), 5.00 p.m. (0.4 m), 11.09 p.m. (2.4 m). Sedlll Kechil 3.50 a.m. (1.1 m), 9.46 a.m. (2m), 3.56 p.m. (0.7 m), 10.31 p.m. (2.1 m). Port Dickson 6.00 a.m. (2.4 m), 12.20 p.m. (0.6 m). 6.11 p.m. (2.6 m). TOMORROW:
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      125 11 HONGKONG PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Presented by the National Theatre Trust with the assistance of the Cultural Foundation. Kenneth Schermrhorn at the baton. Programme includes Tchaikovsky's Overture: The Oprichnik; Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1 m B Minor Op 23; and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No 5 m E Minor Op 64. Victoria Concert Hall.
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      129 11 Shirley Wan. Main Lecture Theatre, First Floor, Department of Social Medicine and Public Health, National University Of Singapore, Outram Hill. 7.30 pm. Free. CHINATOWN: AN ALBUM OF A SINGAPORE COMMUNITY Exhibition tracing the development of Chinatown. 3.30 p.m. 9.30 p.m. Kereta Ayer Community Centre. Till April 18. Free. HOME-MAKERS '83
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        Chinese opera up, down and up again
        964 1 Chinese opera up, down and up again Chinese opera has been m Singapore over 160 years. HU YINGYING traces the ups and downs of this highly sophisticated art form m the local context and suggests how Chinese opera troupes, which are now enjoying a revival of sorts, can maintain their
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        Let's Learn Mandarin
        249 2 THIS programme Is compiled by Rediffasion and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Bedllfusion and SBC's Radio Three and Four Radio Three: Mon Sun: 11.95 a.m. Radio Four: Mon Sat: 9.43 p.m.. The English notes are provided by us. Lesson 185 Disappointing VOCABULARY: 1)
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        Idiom Magic
        74 2 Till the Cows Come Home The reason we never see cows running races is because they wouldn't be happy doing things m a hurry.—Therefore, anything that takes a long, long time is expressed as till the cows come home. "You children begin eating. If we wait for your
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        81 2 da"ika« need checking; remain to be verified claiming await orders dilxfi=to be continued dkkyxi= treatment; remuneration, wages dal jia dt go wait for the right price to sell; wait for the highest bid dairen-flewu the way one gets along with people For example you may say ffl
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        467 2 DAI /Vl\r ;%if treat; deal with t n v/S^M Iti M nEIIfI \ffifLAZ_J' nJ 1 .4 is a court where the law or rule W uKd lISI A\ IlLii^B ,-J- )is applied continually, like the ijN W, F§ '&*<£& *M f^ \M rJirS^' growth of a plant (i The radical
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        394 3 SPECIAL ONE-DAY 5-SHOW PRERELEASE PREMIERE at CAPITOL: WEDNESDAY m (*****59) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 Circle $3.50 Stalls $2.50 No Free List j BIONDIE QUffN \*^^§Ti^B£Jf 'mTV"^ h B FOREIGNER lOcc B PRtIENDERS THf POLICE m KOOL& THE GANG enure 1 SISTER SLEDGE SONGS include 'to v H thegogos 'All
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        396 3 rF 3rd Cljiijese hjstrunjeijtal Music festival 15-24 ftpril 1983 Singapore Copicrcpcc Hall I Friday 15 April 83 Thau Yong Amateur Musical Assr I Concert 8 pm Guest Artistes Au Yong Keok (Guzheng) Radhika Srinivasan (Sitar) National Theatre Club Chinese Orchestra People's Association Chinese Orchestra Saturday 16 April 83 Lecture 6
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        440 3 {WINNER OF 5 BRITISH ACADEMY AWARDS© O NOMINATED FOR 11 ACADEMY AWARDS 5 GANDHI ;ci His triumph changed the world forever. 1 i V RICHARD ATTENBOROI'GH'S FILM "GANDHI" V Sum^BEN KINGSLEY ,>T» Ma«-. Ji O I "GANDHI" LUCKY DRAW— O Attractive Prize* To Be Won including 2 Return Air Tickets
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        509 3 > Q \*jr/ OPGANiSATON C A NOW SHOWING 1 fl jC Please Note Times 31 > V 12.15pm, 4.00 4 B.oopm V Cash Bookings/No Free List C Q Columbia s "GANDHI" Q R p]I]WMIIW S V DRAGON FORCE 3* 5 ifmWXmwixz&i c j X 33 rc j HILARIOUS DAY' fl
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        Teka Kata Siri C
        988 4 1. gas daripada air panas (vapour from hot water) 2. buka mulut sebab mengantuk(yawn) 3. tidak tarang< not bright) 4. sejenis ikan(a kind of fish) 5. bait (verse) 6. dokumen perjalanan( important travel document) 7. keturunan yang ke lima( fifth generation) 8. kata-kata berangkap( Writing m
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        Active in three lands
        542 4  -  NURJAH MOHD SHAH By THERE are not many Malay couples who earn their living entirely from their art. Mr Andy Yunus, 36, and Mdm Ade Nirmala, 31, are one such couple. They have acted m films and performed as singers. And as singers they have cut
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        Seni tiga segi
        357 4 CIX Ade Nirmala, 31 tahan, adalah bekas bintang fliem dan penyanji dari Indonesia yang kind menetap di Malaysia. Beliau kini teiah menceburkan diri dalam satn lag! eabang seni seni yang iebih praktikal ialtn sent soiek-menyolek untuk menjaga keeantikan wanita. Beiian teiah mengambil karsus menjaga kecantikan wanita cara
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        RAJA LEKUK
        190 4  -  Haron A.R. Artwork: Abu Samah Nwfil 51a) Mujur dia mengelak. Memang betul, ada orang hendak mengetuk kepalanya dengan suatu benda keras. Sebatang best agaknya. Samba menjeiak itu dia menendang ke belakang. Kakkiya kena tepat pada perul orang itu. Orang itu tertunduk. Senak perutnya. 51a) !t was fortunate that
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        560 4 APPOINTMENTS TECHNICAL I OPPORTUNITIES I HIGH TECHNOLOGY START-UP OPERATION I Join the world's largest manufacturer of switching regulated power w, supplies— LH Research— in the start-up of a modern manufacturing H facility m Penang, Malaysia. These are career opportunities with a IS dynamic California-based pioneer m the electronics industry. X
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        267 4 I RESIDENT I MECHANICAL ENGINEER I For MARINA CENTRE *The Marina Centre project consists of 3 luxury hotels, a large retail complex including 4 department stores, parking space for 2,700 cars and various ancillary facilities. *The Resident Mechanical Engineer will be responsible for all technical and administrative duties on site
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        546 4 METALS ORES PTE LTD a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES located at Pioneer Road, Jurong, invites applications for the following positions: A) SENIOR ENGINEERING FOREMAN (Mechanical) B) SENIOR ENGINEERING FOREMAN (Electrical) Applicants are expected to have:- a Singapore Polytechnic Technician Diploma or equivalent m Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
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