The Straits Times, 13 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Chee Onn out as NTUC chief
    770 1  - Chee Onn out as NTUC chief LEE KIM CHEW He failed to establish rapport with rank-and-file labour leaders: PM By 4 IN THE past year I have sensed increasing disquiet among some of the older onion leaders at the way m which the affairs of the NTUC were being conducted.
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  • Exchange of letters...
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      Dear Chee Onn.
      361 1 6 IN September last year I informed you that, after the preparatory work for the 1083 NWC negotiations had been completed, yon would leave the NTUC to take charge of a Government ministry and Ong Teng Cheong would take over from you as SecretaryGeneral. I arrived at
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      Dear Prime Minister
      195 1 4 PLEASE refer to your letter of 9 April 1983. I am sorry that things have not worked out as we had hoped for when I joined the NTUC m August 1977. In retrospect I believe that the problems, which yoo mentioned, were caused m part by
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    Double lives...
    98 1 BY DAY, they sit m air-condition-ed offices or factories earning their keep as doctors, lawyers, secretaries or production technicians. Some are housewives. They are 1,042 people who lead double lives for by night as members of the voluntary Special Con* stabulary they patrol the city, naif burglars and
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    600,000 get forms as tax net widens
    433 1  -  PHILIP LEE By Record 600,000 get tax forms THE Income Tax Division is spreading its tax net wider this year. A record number of tax assessment forms have been sent to more than 600,000 workers, including about 90,000 who will be paying tax
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    Lock icon Soldier killed in crash
    70 1 JOHORE BARU, Tues. Three people, including a Singapore soldier, were killed and seven others, including another Singaporean, seriously injured m a collision between a car and a taxi m the Kota Tinggi-Mersing area on Sunday night, police said. The soldier, Michael Chay Sing Hwei, 21, died
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    Lock icon Miners killed
    27 1 ANKARA, Tues. Methane gas trapped m a coal mine exploded yesterday and killed nine miners and injured five others m northern Turkey, officials said. UPI
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    Lock icon No EEC food aid for Viets
    387 1 STRASBOURG, Tues. The European Parliament yesterday decided against resuming food aid to Vietnam because of Viet- nam s current military offensive against guerilla forces m Cambodia. A proposal to resume the European Economic Community's aid programme, suspended m 1979 following the Vietnamese invasion of
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      Lock icon BRITISH POLLS TIPPED FOR JUNE
      62 1 LONDON, Tues. Britain was betting today on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher calling a general election In Jane, 11 months before her five-year mandate runs oot. Speculation on an early election poshed the London Stock Market to an all-time peak, the pound strengthened on foreign exchange
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      47 1 52 pages today Hotels' discount war out m the open Page 9 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 TIMESCOPE 12 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 CAUSEWAY 16 TIMES BUSINESS 17-29 CLASSIFIEDS 22-37 RACING 37 SPORTS 38, 39 OUTLOOK 2, 3 COMICS 4, 5 RADIO TV 7, 8 CINEMA 3
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      656 2 What Chee Onn left MB LIM CHEE ONN made it to the top of the labour movement m less than two years from August 1977. A former civil servant with a naval architecture degree and a Harvard public administration degree, he was appointed NTUC's secretary general m May 1979.
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      COMMENT
      199 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WHILE the ides of managers learning industrial relations skills is good, they should also devote some time and effort meeting a more important challenge. They should learn how to manage a new generation of workers whose perceptions of work and living, skills and expectations are
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      312 2 HONG FOX ACCEPTS $15m BID FOR OXLEY GARDEN HONG FOX Corporation has settled for a tender price of $15 million cash for the Oxley Garden property following the withdrawal of a higher bid by an unnamed party. The successful bid was put up by Hin Giap and Company,
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      SPORTS
      334 2 Out of form IT WAS a wretched night for the Singapore team, who stood and watched as Zimbabwe zipped by on its way to a 2-0 win m a Group A women's Intercontinental Cup hockey match m Kuala Lumpur. What should have been a leisurely hike for Singapore turned
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      610 2 Recession scars GLOBAL recession last year reduced growth and boosted balance of payments deficits m nearly all 34 developing Asian countries. But the economies of South-east and East Asia on the whole grew more rapidly than those of South Asia, adds the 1982 survey of the United
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      SECTION 2
      315 2 THINK! BEN HEIRS, "corporate adviser" who helps chief executives of international companies plan their business strategies, is also co-author (with the late Gordon Pherson) of the successful The Mind of the Organisation, a thought-provoking book which stresses the importance of collective thinking efforts by everyone m an organisation.
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      200 2 Work permit rule PERMANENT residents with red identity cards will no longer be required to obtain employment permits to work as labourers m plantations and the construction industry. This partial relaxation of employment restrictions is to help overcome the labour shortage m the two sectors, where about
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      147 2 SECTION 3 (S 'pore edition) Private eyes PRIVATE investigators have been branded as busybodies who probe into other people's privacy. Yet* there are several people who go to them for help. Matrimonial problems form most of their cases. Others include civil and commercial cases, frauds and security. What does it
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      291 2 Swissair: Just one stop to Europe. Swissair flies 3 times weekly from Singapore to Switzerland, every Friday and Sunday with just one single stop. (And on Tuesdays with two stops.) Swissair operates with its new DC-10 ER (Extended Range) on extremely fast routings: Singapore Colombo Switzerland and Singapore Bombay Switzerland.
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon How Asia did last year
      117 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Global recession last year cut growth and boosted balance of payments deficits m nearly all 34 developing Asian countries, according to a United Nations report released today. The 1982 survey of the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap)
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      Singapore
      57 3 REAL gross domestic product growth dropped sharply to between 5 and 7 per cent last year from 9.9 per cent m 1981. The manufacturing sector weakened because of a sharp fall m exports while the shipbuilding and oil rig business won few orders. Growth m the petroleum refining industry
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      Hongkong
      57 3 THE real gross domestic product (GDP) growth m 1982 was no more than 4 per cent, compared with 11 per cent the year before. Growth was sustained only by public sector demand as private investment m plant, machinery and equipment declined 7 per cent because of the depressed investment
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      South Korea
      42 3 SOUTH KOREA'S real GDP growth, which shot up to 7.1 per cent m 1981 after dropping more than six per cent the year before, dropped to six per cent last year because of falling merchandise exports and depressed domestic demand.
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      Thailand
      50 3 THAILAND'S growth dropped to 4.5 per cent m 1982, after reaching 7.6 per cent m 1981, because of falling prices for rice and other major primary commodities. Depressed farm incomes severely affected the manufacturing sector through weak demand for consumer goods, causing a sharp decline m domestic private investment.
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      Malaysia
      51 3 MALAYSIA, a principal exporter of primary commodities, was affected by world recession from the outset and real GDP growth tumbled from 6.9 per cent m 1981 to 3.9 per cent last year. Declining commodity exports were particularly severe for rubber and tin, causing a large overall balance of payments
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      The Philippines
      55 3 THE Philippines saw real GDP growth of 2.8 per cent after 4 per cent growth m 1981 as all economic sectors except construction stagnated. The trade deficit narrowed m 1982 because of a run-down m oil stocks but the overall balance of payments deficit widened because of higher
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      Indonesia
      51 3 REAL GDP growth declined to about 5 per cent m 1982 from 7.6 per cent m 1981 because output of the agricultural, manufacturing and petroleum sectors all slowed. While depressed prices for coffee, rubber and tin caused lower export earnings, imports continued to increase, making a substantial trade deficit
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      Lock icon Son Sann calls for a UN inquiry into massacre
      237 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Democratic Kampuchea's Prime Minister Son Sann has called on the United Nations to set up a commission of inquiry to look into the massacre of Cambodian civilians by Vietnamese troops at the Thai-Cambodian border. In a cable to UN
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      Lock icon Suharto rejects appeal
      117 3 JAKARTA, Tues. President Suharto has rejected an appeal for clemency by a Muslim fundamentalist sentenced to death for being the planner of an aircraft hijacking, a court spokesman said today. About a year ago, the ■> Jakarta District Court convicted Imron bin Mohammad Zein, 37, of planning
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      Lock icon Bangkok gets big guns
      82 3 THAI army tracks unloading 155 mm howitzers from two giant US Air Force C 5 transport planes which arrived m Bangkok on Monday. The US speeded up delivery of these longrange artillery weapons to the Thai government m an emergency airlift prompted by Vietnam's recent attacks
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Anti-graft drive
        71 3 GENERAL BENNY Murdani, the National Security Agency (Kopkamtib) commander, yesterday called for a national campaign to combat corruption m Indonesia and he promised to take stern measures against violators. The Sinar Harapan newspaper said m Jakarta he urged businessmen to refrain from offering bribes to government officials m
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        Lock icon Call to cut imports
        62 3 PRESIDENT FERDINAND Marcos yesterday ordered all Philippine government agencies to cut back on imports as well as borrowing and expenditure abroad to conserve foreign exchange. The presidential palace said Mr Marcos had signed a letter ordering the agencies to make maximum use of local goods and
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        Lock icon Jakarta records drop
        46 3 INDONESIA'S OIL exports last year dropped 18.25 per cent m value from the 1981 figure, according to provisional statistics reported by Bank Indonesia m Jakarta yesterday. The export value fell from US$l5.2 billion m 1981 to US$l2.4 billion last year, it said. AP
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        Lock icon Zhao goes on trip
        44 3 CHINA'S PREMIER Zhao Ziyang left Beijing yesterday for a 10-day visit to New Zealand and Australia, the first by a Chinese government leader. The visits mark the 10th anniversary of China's establishment of ties with Welling- ton and Canberra. Reuter
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        Lock icon Galtieri to be detained
        72 3 FORMER ARGENTINE President Leopoldo Galtieri has been ordered to spend 60 days m military detention because of statements attributed to him criticising the armed foeces during last year's war with Britain over the Falkland Islands, domestic news agencies said m Buenos Aires on Monday. Military sources
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        Lock icon W. German floods
        52 3 FLOODS CRIPPLED shipping on West Germany's inland waterways, closed riverside roads and prompted disaster alerts m the cities of Bonn, Cologne and Trier yesterday, officials m Bonn said. All roads from West Germany to Luxembourg were closed by the floods as driving rain persisted for most of
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      Soviets 'trying to cause rift in Asean'
      205 3  - Soviets 'trying to cause rift in Asean' NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand today accused the Soviet Union of trying to foster misunderstanding among Asean countries. The secretary-general of the Thai National Security Council, Squadron Leader Prasong soonsiri, said the Soviets are trying to do this by
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      Lock icon Search for illegal arms stepped up
      122 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Thai police said today that they have stepped up searches for illegally-held arms following a spate of what appeared to be politically-related murders m the run-up to Monday's general election. Seven people have been shot dead m the past week including an
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon Who won what
      189 4 Who won what HOLLYWOOD, Toes. Winners of the 1983 academy awards included: Best picture Gandhi, Richard Attenborongh, Colombia. Best performance by an actor Ben Kingsley, Gandhi. Best performance by an actress Meryl Streep, Sophie's Choice. Best performance by a supporting actor Louis Gossett, An Officer and A Gentleman. Best performance
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      THE REAL WINNERS
      602 4 Philip Coorey presents an Oscar to a special group the academy THE Motion Picture Academy of America has voted with its head and not with its collective heart. By giving Gandhi eight Academy Awards, it has not been unduly influenced by the fact that last year, too,
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      Lock icon Gossett hopes award will pave way for blacks
      452 4 jj^^J L jl i. lk 4,*J *gK ?L~^r^l*^^^^^^^^^J^ jß^^S^^^^^^J^^j^l 41 think (black roles) have been lacking, but it's getting better. It needs to come faster. I hope this will speed it up. Our business is one of setting precedents and I hope
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      Lock icon Gandhi — bad history but a good film, says critic
      470 4 Gandhi bad history but a good film, says critic 4 This is for 6i years of work, so they tell me. It's really only for six minutes of fan When I was 19 I was the number one star of the world for two years. When I was 40 nobody
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon Walesa tells of talks with old comrades
      262 6 WARSAW, Tues. Lech Walesa, leader of Poland's banned Solidarity Trade Union, held a secret meeting at the weekend with leaders of the underground opposition movement, he announced m a communique today. The communique, read over the telephone by Mr Walesa's wife Danuta at
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      Lock icon Cordon to keep harbour clean
      53 6 AN inflatable boom being pat m place to keep oil slicks from drifting into Bahrain's harbour. Floating dams had also been Installed around the Sitra desalination plant, which produces II per cent of Bahrain's drinking water, to protect it from oil pollution from Iran's Nowraz
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      Lock icon Reagan plan is dead, says Israel
      281 6 Reagan plan is dead, says Israel JERUSALEM, Tuesday ISRAEL yesterday declared President Ronald Reagan's Middle East peace plan dead while Egypt appealed to Palestinian leaders to join Jordan m negotiating a peace settlement. Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said of Mr Reagan's plan: ."I don't think it will continue to
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      Lock icon Government gets power to pass French laws
      229 6 PARIS, Tues. The French Parliament has empowered the government to enact austerity measures by decree after the Communist Party dropped a threat to abstain m the vote. The National Assembly, which has a socialist majority, voted 325 to 159 to enable the government
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      Lock icon Choose new pope Egypt orders Coptic church
      148 6 CAIRO, Tues. An Egyptian court today ordered the Coptic church to choose a new leader to replace Pope Shenouda m, who was stripped of his powers and banished to a desert monastery by the late President Anwar Sadat. The court rejected pleas for
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      Lock icon Israeli to fill in for Sartawi
      127 6 Israeli to fill in for Sartawi AMMAN, Tues. The family of assassinated Palestine Liberation Organisation official Issam Sartawi has asked the Israeli government to allow his burial m the village where he was born, near Acre, PLO officials said yesterday. They said five members of the Peace Now movement m
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      Lock icon Commission urges MX deployment in silos
      245 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. A presidential commission yesterday released a controversial report urging that 100 MX nuclear missiles be deployed m existing missile silos while a small, single-warhead missile is developed. The report by President Ronald Reagan's commission on strategic forces strongly implies that, contrary to
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Japan's aircraft makers poised to take lead
      296 7  - Japan's aircraft makers poised to take lead Peter Hazelhurst By Oar Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Tues. Providing concrete evidence of Japan's future course m industry, an association of aero-space companies announced today that aircraft production expanded by 52 per cent last year. A spokesman for the Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies
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      Lock icon Walking bank given green light in Japan
      116 7 TOKYO, Tues. Japanese bank customers will soon be able to withdraw cash from or deposit it m their accounts without leaving their office, shop or armchair, thanks to the "walking bank." Banks here have received permission from the finance ministry to equip their
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      Lock icon Bosses, unions clash over wage freeze
      357 7 Australian economic summit threatened CANBERRA, Tuesday AUSTRALIAN trade unions and employers clashed today over the duration of the current wage freeze. The dispute threatens to disrupt a national conference aimed at finding a harmonious approach to the country's economic woes. Union leaders told the
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      Lock icon Moscow offers to sign non-nuclear strike pact with Tokyo
      275 7 Moscow offers to sign non-nuclear strike pact with Tokyo TOKYO, Tues. A senior Soviet official, denying his country has any nuclear missiles aimed at Japan, said Moscow was ready to sign an agreement pledging not to use atomic weapons against Japan, Foreign Ministry sources said today. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
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      Lock icon China frees labour camp prisoner as gesture to France
      213 7 BEIJING, Tuesday CHINA has just made an important gesture towards France m freeing a Franco-Chinese held m a labour camp since 1955, a few weeks before the arrival here of French President Francois Mitterrand. Raymond Ratillon, 49, son of a French
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      Lock icon F-14 crashes
      45 7 SAN DIEGO, Tues. An F-14 Tomcat aircraft crashed en route back to the carrier USS Carl Vinson from a routine night training mission m the western Mediterranean Sea on Saturday, the navy announced yesterday. Its two crewmen were declared lost at sea. UPI
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      Lock icon New clashes break out in Karachi
      110 7 KARACHI, Tues. Police fired teargas to break up a stone-throwing crowd as renewed religious clashes broke out today m a section of Pakistan's largest city Karachi, eye-wit-nesses reported. The witnesses said the clashes between Sunni and Shia Muslims erupted m liaquatabad area of west
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    The NTUC that is left behind
    1155 8  - The NTUC that is left behind IVAN LIM By Our Labour Correspondent 6 AT THE request, and with the approval, of the Central Committee of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr Ong Teng Cheong will be elected to take over from Mr Lim Chee Onn as SecretaryGeneral of the NTUC
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    The four who moved up the hierarchy
    522 8 THE NTUC began its talentscouting m 1979. Since then, four scholars have moved up the hierarchy. They have been appointed to secretariat posts alongside senior unionists. Their promotions reflect the successful grooming Srocess by Mr Lim Chee >nn. Mr Sam Chong Keen, the
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    Last words before yacht with six on board loses contact
    381 9  -  GERRY de SILVA By CONTACT has been lost with a yacht with six people including a Singapore woman on hoard, after it came under fire near the disputed Spratley Islands m the South China Sea. The last words from the
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    Discounts galore
    623 9  -  JUDITH HALE By New hotel takes lead m openly offering lower rates SINGAPORE'S newest hotel the Paramount has taken the lead m bringing room rate discounts into *he open. This mammoth banner m front of the 231-room hotel at Marine Parade Road proclaiming a 40 per cent discount
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    Ex-fisherman gets life for role in kidnap
    383 9 A FORMER fisherman was jailed for life by the High Court yesterday for his part m kidnapping a then eight-year-old son of a wealthy Indonesian businessman m 1977. Khor Shun Hee, 33, a Malaysian, admitted wrongfully confining Soendoro alias Ie It Soen with
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    Day the Hawker Hotline was out of order
    224 9 WE apologise for any inconvenience caused to those who rang the Hawker Hotline yesterday but could not get through. The telephone was out of order. The line has since been repaired and readers can call *****72 from noon to 5 p.m. The
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    Doctor took out blood 'because of Tan's persistence'
    2313 11  - Doctor took out blood 'because of Tan's persistence' BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA By and 'Looking back I admit I should have been more careful' Mf Cashtn: A person comes with two strangers and makes a bizarre request... Dr Yeo: I cannot give any reason for not asking their consent but
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      Friendly footsteps in the dark
      775 12  - Friendly footsteps in the dark REBECCA CHUA By EVERY night, some Singaporeans exchange their civilian clothes for a police uniform. For doing their bit, which ranges from eight to 16 hours a month, these members of the Voluntary Special Constabulary are paid $1 or $1.25 an hour, all m the
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      If you hear the call
      120 12 IF YOU are interested m volunteering, the minimum requirements are: Education: Passed Secondary Two Height: 1.625 m for men and 1.575 m for women Eyesight: 6/9 vision (with or without glasses) Age: 18-45 years old Weight: 50 kg Citizenship: Singaporean Those without these requirements, who
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      Maria Hertogh riots lead to 32 years of dedication
      670 12 Sealt Chye Soon SUPERINTENDENT Seah Chye Soon joined the VSC m 1951 because of the Maria Hertogh riots. "I got very fired up and enlisted," he said. "We didn't need carrots to be dangled m front of us, we didn't need
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      Warehouse looting and an appeal in the press...
      576 12 Warehouse looting and an appeal in the press... BY DAY, they are doctors, lawyers, engineers, housewives, secretaries, nurses, production technicians. By night, they prowl the streets, ferreting nocturnal vermin. These 1,142 people, 19 of them women, all of them volunteers, take turns at safeguarding a nation while it sleeps. They
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    Small businessmen now more optimistic
    526 13 Local survey shows they expect more orders, higher sales m next three months SMALL businessmen here expect more orders and higher sales m the next three months as they believe that the economy is recovering from the world recession. There are no apparent reasons for
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  • Article
    Scrabble contest
    52 13 THE management committee and youth executive committee of Teck Ghee community centre will hold a scrabble competition from April 22. No entrance fees will be charged. The junior section is open to Secondary Four pupils and below. The open section is for all other participants. For more details,
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    Splendour of a royal Javanese wedding
    260 13 Splendour of a royal Javanese wedding JASMINE and Incense filled the air while strains of courtly music wafted through the hall and corridors. Fair maidens swathed m regal batik stood In stately pose and halfnaked men carrying "gold-tipped" spears lined both sides of the long red carpet. Gold and jewels
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    Wanted: Homes for over 100 Asean scholars.
    461 13  - Wanted: Homes for over 100 Asean scholars. HEDWIG ALFRED By HOMES are needed for more than 100 Asean scholars, aged 13 to 16, who have to move out of their hostels because of the South-east Asia (SEA) Games. They have to leave by the middle of next month so that
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  • Article
    Give blood
    37 13 ST JOHN Ambulance Brigade will hold its 15th annual blood donation campaign on April 24 at its Beach Road headquarters from 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Souvenirs and T-shirts will be given to all donors.
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    New group to foster closer bank-worker relationship
    308 13 New group to foster closer bank-worker relationship THE Labour Ministry has formed a new group to improve industrial relations between bank employees and management. The new grouping, which will include representatives from the Singapore Bank Employees Union, bank management and the Labour Ministry, will discuss broad issues affecting the industry.
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    Paging service for MRT?
    81 13 TELECOMS is considering extending the radio paging system to service travellers on the mass rapid transit system, according to the Telecoms newsletter Hello. To do this, it will have to instal repeaters and "leaky" cables m underground stations and tunnels to allow the transmission of paging
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      10 13 Work permit rules eased m two sectors Causeway: Page 16
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    The Straits Times says... Go beyond traditional IR
    448 14 The Straits Times says Go beyond traditional IR THE idea of managers taking up a course on industrial relations sounds a bit like John Kenneth Galbraith learning the basics of economics. And with the current industrial climate, which even saw the closing down of the Economic Development Board's IR unit
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    Prescription for the poor
    1079 14 MOST Third World countries have no choice but to buy the bulk of their drugs from the 100 or so western companies that dominate the international medicine trade. This dependence has made poor countries vulnerable to widely publicised abuses. But efforts by the customer countries to
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    Can WHO help?
    316 14 THIRD WORLD countries' difficulties m dealing with drugs companies getting multinationals to stay m Third World markets at the same time as behaving better has handed a heavy responsibility to international do-gooder organisations like the United Nations World Health Organisation (WHO), the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation
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    For richer, for healthier
    251 14 THE MOST widespread cause of illhealth In the poor world is malnutrition and dirty water. The most common diseases are caused by bacterial, parasitic and viral Infections, for example diarhoea, malaria measles and polio. Many strike down the young. According to a study by the Geneva
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    Wolfowitz calls on Asean
    783 14  -  TAN L IAN CHOO By Our Diplomatic Correspondent PAUL WOLFOWTTZ, lthe 39-year-old US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, arrives here today on a three-day visit. It is his last stop m an Asian tour aimed at familiarising himself with local leaders.
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    Agencies buy drugs in bulk
    270 14 Agencies buy drugs in bulk ALMOST one third of children's deaths m the developing world are caused by just six diseases polio, measles, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and tuberculosis. And the figure would be higher but for the ability of the developing world to save some of its children through
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      Team of govt doctors can do better job
      310 15 On factory doctors THERE is actually more unanimity m opinion between our doctors and the Ministry of Labour over the issue of better health care for our industrial workers than would appear from reading your pages. Both the ministry and the doctors
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    • Letter
      Let independent body carry out inspections
      390 15 WE refer to the report "Factory doctors' course under fire" (ST, April 8) and the letter "Better to form unit on health aspects m factories" by "No Pecuniary Interest Again." (ST, April 7). We fully agree with the Singapore Medical Association and the College
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        There is no need for a lawyer's undertaking if...
        276 15 There is no need for a lawyer's undertaking if... "EQUITY," who wrote the letter "A change is badly needed m this dept" (ST, April 6), seems a little agitated, by his own misunderstanding. If proceeds can "by arrangement be paid direct there is of course no need for bank guarantees
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        Visitor turned away because he wasn't tourist
        241 15 Visitor turned away because he wasn't tourist I REFER to the letter "Visitor was turned away at checkpoint" from "Embarrassed." (ST, March 29). The visitor concerned arrived at the Woodlands checkpoint at about 10.20 p.m. on March 10. He was refused entry by the immigration officer on duty when it
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      The Toa Payoh murders trail
      128 15 The Toa Payoh murders trail I HAVE read your coverage of the Toa Payoh murder case, and I feel compelled to write to you, as one concerned with leading and counselling young people, to ask whether the detailed description of so much perversion and evil serves any useful purpose for
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      How lost animals can be returned to owners
      157 15 How lost animals can be returned to owners WHAT happens to all the dogs, and other pets, that are lost m Singapore? I believe most of them never turn up again. Those people who find lost animals should find no difficulty m returning them to their owners because it costs
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      Vietnam may test unity and strength of Asean
      288 15 Vietnam may test unity and strength of Asean EN the next few months, Asean's stand on the Cambodian situation may face a crisis. Vietnam may wish to test the strength, unity or resolve of the support for the coalition government of Democratic Kampuchea. The Asean-Vietnamese relationship may be entering a
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      Operating surplus no yet known
      140 15 I REFER to your report "SIA makes more trading profits despite recession" (ST, April 5) on Singapore Airlines' alleged operating surplus for the 1982/83 financial year, which ended on March 31. Your reporter appears to have worked out the operating surplus from certain figures quoted
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      Let's save water
      105 15 THERE is a noticeable absence of basin plugs m public toilets, which nave the supposedly water-sav-ing press-on taps. Unfortunately, the reverse is true. The "automatic time-controlled" press-on taps as installed m Farrer Park swimming pool gush water for about 30 seconds. Just imagine the amount of water
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      417 15 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT China Silk House, a chain of silk fabric and apparel retailers m Singapore, was established m 1976 at Tanglin Shopping Centre. The Overseas Emporium m People's Park Complex and People's Park Centre has recently renovated its silk departments; and at Lucky Plaza, its silk department has been named
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    251 booked
    22 16 TRAFFIC POLICE booked 251 motorists for various offences ranging from inconsiderate driving to speeding at 10 selected roads last week.
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    Hong Lim operas will have subtitles
    218 16 Hong Lim operas will have subtitles ENGLISH and Chinese subtitles and synopses will be used to help the uninitiated understand the Chinese operas performed during the Hong Lim Park Opera Series. This will be done for all the shows m the series, whose aim is to preserve the traditional art
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    Cable fault causes Bukit Timah blackout
    73 16 Cable fault causes Bukit Timah blackout A CABLE fault between Ayer Rajah Road and Farrer Court caused a power failure last night m parts of Bukit Timah. A Public Utilities Board spokesman said the power failure started at about 8.45 p.m. and affected residential areas m Nassim Road, Louis Road,
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    Man jailed for snatch theft
    75 16 A FACTORY hand was yesterday sentenced to eight months and four strokes or the cane for snatch theft of a $1,500 gold chain and medallion from a social escort. Ong See Huat, 22, pleaded guilty. After taking the chain from the woman m a room
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    Ex-bank manager faces new bribe charge
    233 16 Ex-bank manager faces new bribe charge KRISHNA JAYARAM, 35, a former bank manager facing charges of accepting bribes for granting or recommendbig overdraft facilities to three companies, had a fresh charge preferred against him yesterday. Jayaram, formerly with Banqne National? de Paris, was charged with obtaining $1«, MI from Mr
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    Teh: MRT will generate bigger demand for public housing
    316 16 Teh: MRT will generate bigger demand for public housing SINGAPORE'S $5-bil-lion Mass Rapid Transit system is expected to generate a large number of resettlement cases for the Housing Board. In an article m the March/April issue of Petir, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said that an
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    Defence Ministry revises housing points system
    312 16 Defence Ministry revises housing points system THE Ministry of Defence is now revising the points system under the Singapore Armed Forces Priority Housing Scheme to make it more effective. This was revealed m an article by the Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua Bah Lee, m the latest issue of
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Job permit rules eased in 2 sectors
      243 16 Tackling the problem of labour shortage KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Permanent residents with red identity cards will no longer be required to obtain employment permits to work as labourers m plantations and m the construction sector. This partial relaxation of the restrictions on employment
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      Lock icon More reports of diarrhoea
      71 16 SEREMBAN, Tues. Port Dickson health authorities were on the alert as more cases of stomach cramps and diarrhoea were reported here on Sunday. About 100 victims were treated as out-patients at a district hospital m Port Dickson. Another 56 new cases were handled at the General
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      Lock icon Shallow channel keeps big ships out of Port Klang
      210 16 Shallow channel keeps big ships out of Port Klang KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A lack of depth m the approach channel has been forcing large container ships to bypass Port Klang, a financial daily, The Business Times, reported here today. All Malaysian-bound cargo on deep-draught vessels is, instead, being discharged at
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      Lock icon Doctors report for duty after one-day strike
      96 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The last of the 23 doctors who staged a strike at the General Hospital here yesterday reported for duty today. Ten m the group of 23 returned to work yesterday afternoon. The rest showed up this morning. The strike took
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      166 16 Comfort 5 Convenience. Off Thomson Road and Balestier Road. A Paradise home ■si \A for modern M psS JfcL, home-seekers. n 5 51 U^s!) {S^ET 5 Modern Recreational Facilities 03 SP^i S3& Spa *v! Wmftf SkK' Swimmin 9 ponl R Us-: £KS9h J&IS Wading pool SI TOjj s T^fflsi "SS&
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    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        Marco Polo profits
        58 17 HOTEL Marco Polo Ltd has reported profits after tax and extraordinary item of $7.41 million ($7.57 million) on turnover of $52.5 million ($51.34 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. Directors have proposed a final dividend of six cents, less tax, on top of an interim
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        Setron incurs losses
        94 17 SETRON (Malaysia) Bhd has reported group after-tax losses of M 51.98 million (M 52.14 million loss) on turnover of M 555.85 million (M 517.57 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. The group's 1982 results include those of Scott and English (M) Sdn Bhd with which
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        Goodwood replies
        98 17 GOODWOOD Park Hotel Ltd has estimated the company's unaudited pretax profits at $9.2 million for the six months from October 1982 to March 1983. An announcement will be made as soon as the figures are finalised. Goodwood was replying to a query from the Stock Exchange of Singapore
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        Exchange queries OUE
        68 17 OVERSEAS Union Enterprise Ltd has been asked by the Stock Exchange of Singapore to disclose whether its directors expect any change m the group's profitability this year compared with 1982, following the company's proposed one-for-four rights issue at $4 each. In addition, the exchange wants to know
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        Change in fees
        35 17 SINGAPURA Building Society has announced that the fees payable for registration of its shares have been revised with immediate effect. The fees for all documents lodged are now double the previous amounts.
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        Prime rate to rise
        26 17 ALGEMENE Bank Nederland NY will raise its prime lending rate by 0.5 percentage points to 9.75 per cent with effect from tomorrow.
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        Lock icon Lower rates unlikely
        63 17 BONN, Tues. The strong growth of West German money supply means there will be little scope for a further reduction m interest rates. The Association of Public Banks said the Bundesbank's relaxation of monetary policy earlier this year, coupled with speculative inflows of funds into West Germany,
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        Lock icon Debt extension talks
        94 17 PARIS, Tues. Cuban officials are to meet their leading international bank creditors m Paris on Friday m an effort to hammer out terms for the extension of more than US$2OO million (SS42O million) m short-term debt. The talks form a vital and final part of the country's
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        Lock icon Invitation to join trust
        74 17 TAIPEI, Tues. Taiwan is to invite six overseas financial institutions to join a trust company handling foreign investment m the local stock market. An Economic Ministry spokesman said Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd and Vickers da Costa Ltd had already agreed to join the planned body,
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        Lock icon Application rejected
        78 17 TAIPEI, Tues. Taiwan has rejected an application by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp to upgrade its, representative office here to branch office. The Finance Ministry said the bank's request was rejected because it had failed to meet the requirements of providing at least US$lBO million (Ss37B million)
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      Apollo sets up unit to develop URA site
      181 17 APOLLO Enterprises Ltd has formed a subsidiary Apollo Center Pte Ltd to develop its recentlyacquired $45.63 million URA site m Havelock Road. It owns 80 per cent of this unit while Darimbi Holdings owns 20 per cent. Apollo said the subsidiary will
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      Kuok Hotels to run Shangri-La next year
      265 17 KUOK Hotels Pte Ltd, the hotel arm of the Kuok group, will take over the management of the Shangri-La Hotel from next year. The contract with Westin Hotels, which has been managing the hotel for more than 10 years, expires at the end
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      Lock icon Lisbon may have to pledge gold reserves to raise cash
      453 17 LISBON, Tues. Portugal possesses a national nest of 688 tonnes of gold, and its bankers and politicians want some of it sold to ease a foreign exchange shortage. The value of the gold almost equals the country's US$l3 billion (5527.3
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      Hong Fok takes $15m bid for Oxley Garden
      444 17 HONG Fok Corporation has settled for a tender price of $15 million cash for the Oxley Garden property following the withdrawal of a higher bid by an unnamed party. The successful bid was put up by Hin Giap and Company which is
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      Pegi adds to its stake in Dunlop Holdings
      407 17 PEGI Malaysia has increased its stake m Dunlop Holdings PLC for the second time within two weeks fuelling further speculation that it will eventually make a bid for the giant British rubber industrial group. The company has announced that it has purchased
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      Loans and advances exceed $30 billion mark
      179 17 Loans and advances exceed $30 billion mark BANK loans and advances crossed the $30 billion mark m February, an increase of 17.9 per cent over the same month last year. Spurred by falling prime rates, loans and advances (including bills discounted or purchased) reached $30.1 billion, up $4.6 billion from
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      HL Finance and Sinfin rights issue fully subscribed
      159 20 HL Finance and Sinfin rights issue fully subscribed HONG Leong Finance Ltd and its subsidiary, Singapore Finance Ltd, have announced that their respective rights issues have been fully subscribed. By the April 2 closing date, HLF had received acceptances for 49.48 million new shares, representing 99.93 per cent of the
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      WEARNES CONFIRMS WIRA SALE
      107 20 WEARNE Brothers Ltd has confirmed that it was selling its 40 per cent stake m Wira Wearne (the last remaining asset m its motor empire m Malaysia) to Federal Auto Holdings Bhd. In reply to a Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange query, Wearnes said it sold its
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      Building society to get third credit line
      532 20 MALAYSIA Building Society Bhd has finalised an agreement with Bank Negara for a third credit line of M 562.23 million for its low-cost housing finance scheme. Disclosing this m its latest annual report, MBSB said this amount will be used this year, together
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      Harrisons in favour of buying Barlow
      337 20 HARRISONS Malaysian Plantations Bhd (HMPB) considers the proposed acquisition of Barlow Plantations Sdn Bhd from Permodalan Nasional Bhd a valuable addition to its assets. HMPB's directors note that such a large area of developed estate land rarely becomes available. They are therefore recommending that
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      BHP wants protection against steel imports
      360 20 CANBERRA, Tues. Broken Hill Proprietary (BHP), Australia's biggest company, has indicated that it would abandon its 10-year steel investment plan, costing As2.B billion (Sss.l billion) unless the government offers it greater protection against imports. BHP said it needs a guaranteed 85 per cent of
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      Lock icon Dutch oil reserves boosted by 'spectacular' finds
      298 20 Dutch oil reserves boosted by 'spectacular' finds AMSTERDAM, Tues. Dutch oil reserves have been increased by 150 per cent, to 41.5 million tonnes, following the assessment of "spectacular" finds last year m the Breeveerteen sector of the North Sea, north-west of The Hague. The figure is made up of 18.5
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      Interwood sets up three more companies
      168 20 Interwood sets up three more companies INTERNATIONAL Wood Products Ltd has formed three more subsidiaries. The three Interwood Realty Pte Ltd, Interwood Plantation Pte Ltd and Interwood Construction Pte Ltd were incorporated earlier this month and have a paid-up capital of $2 each. Interwood Realty (with an authorised capital of
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      Board changes at Inchcape
      63 20 INCHCAPE Bhd, m the midst of an extensive restructuring, will soon see changes to its board of management. The company said the changes will take place on Sept 1 when the present chairman and managing director, Mr P. C. S. Deveson, resigns and assumes the post
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      Share prices end narrowly mixed
      378 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed on profit-taking after a higher opening In selective trading. Hume Industries rose 15 rente to $5.45, National Iron 29 cents to $9.85, DBS 25 cents to $9.95 and UOB 29 cents to $4.71 while on the decline, Cold Storage
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      SCOREBOARD
      30 17 Up Down anch Industrials 53 39 39 Finance 10 4 8 Hotels 1 8 5 Properties 7 5 3 Plantations 5 4 1 Mining 14 9 Deb/Loans 4 13
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      72 17 Bousteadßhd -1 Dunlop Ind -2 Guinness -22 MTC Pan Elec +2 Rotiunans S Trading +5 U M Works C&C +25 Esso -20 Gnthrie Bhd NBT Perils Plant +2 Semb Ship Sop Corp +1 Wearnes +2 CCM -2 FtN -5 Haw Par +3 Nat Iron +20 Prima
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        Rises
        55 17 Textile Corp 306 +38 Sth Msia md 436+36 BerjunUi 650 +30 C C 555+25 Guinness 410 +22 C Sugars 1220 +20 Nat Iron 985 +20 Seacorp 870 +20 Spore Land 835 +20 U O B 470 +20 Araal Steel 295 +20 F Merlin Rts 70 +19 DBS 990+15 S
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        Falls
        29 17 Kamunting Tin 635 -65 Esso 830 -20 IC B 785 -15 Grand Central 530 -15 Hong Leong Ind 815 -10 Dunlop Est 545 -10 Syn Resins 510 -10
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        Most Active
        29 17 U O B 1,348,000 M U I 758,000 O C B C 718,000 Sime Darby 699,000 C C 668,000 Total turnover: 20.77 m Total value: $82.16 m
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        Indices
        43 17 April 11 April 12 BT Composite: 877.90 883.88 BT Indicator: *****7 *****4 ST Industrials: 890.25 892.96 ST Finance: 2219.68 2228.90 ST Hotels: 1049.68 1045.96 ST Properties: 698.67 701.57 ST Minings: 237.19 235.97 ST Plantations: 984.72 985.80 OCBC: 793.01 796.02 SESInd: 670.43 671.53
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      Singapore closing prices
      2700 18 Adjurted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded m lets of II shares each, with the price quoted m dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL Gt'h Net 83 Lant Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000) High Low 380 236 Acma 274 7 21.7
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      Prices mixed after afternoon selling
      634 18 AFTERNOON selling redaced much of the gains recorded m the morning at the stock market yesterday. But major indices still finished higher. The Business Times Composite Index closed 5.98 points higher at 883.88 while the Straits Times Industrial Index was np 2.71 points to HtßJt
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      KLSE finishes higher
      405 18 STRONG overseas markets continued to boost sentiment at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, as share prices finished higher for the second consecutive sesj sion. After opening generally steady, prices continued to j advance m the first hour of trading but fluctuated with- 11 m narrow margins
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      Unit trusts
      189 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 13) The Commerce 3.34 3.55 The Savings Fund 1.88 2.00xd Spore Prog Fund 1.47 1.56 Spore Sec. Fund 2.22 2.36 Spore Invest Fund 1.18 1.25 Spore Equity Fund 1.45 1.54 ASIA UNIT TRUBT (Managers' prices for Apr 13) Mai Invest Fund
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      41 18 Up Down anch Industrials 61 26 25 Finance 5 13 Hotels 0 1 1 Properties 4 3 2 Oil Palms 5 0 1 Tins 2 3 6 Robbers 8 3 4 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 0 0 1
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      BUSINESS DONE Singapore
      3541 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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        Hongkong
        304 18 PRICES yesterday closed higher but off best levels following profit-taking which emerged after the Hang Seng index breached the 1,050 mark, brokers said. The index closed up 10.54 points for the day at 1,052.40, after a 13.01 rise by noon. Shares opened higher following a firm Wall Street closing
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        354 18 THE market yesterday closed irregularly mixed m thin trading, dominated by a wait-and-see mood caused by the high prices and the high level of margin buying positions. Yen AJlnomoto BUS "Uncn Akal 487 -2 Amada 820 20 Asahl Chem 316 +13 Asalii Glass 582 -1 Bank Tk 293 +1
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        214 18 SHARE prices closed mostly steady m light volume on Monday, with operators staying sidelined due to uncertainty about interest rates. But the weaker dollar and the bond market's stronger performance helped sentiment. Francs Actions Sulsses 2TBH -l^i Alusulsse Br 608 -7 Alusulsse Reg 204 2 Brown Boverl Br 1145
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        94 18 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0014 unch Atlas Con. B 31 00 unch Bagulo Gold 0.0018 -***** Basic Petroleum 0.009 -***** Benguet Con. B 80.00 -8 CDCP 1-30 unch First Phil Hldgs 720 +0.1 Lepanto B 0.1350 unch Marlnduque B 5.60 unch Marsteel Oriental B 0.022
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      1893 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2.908) AJlnomnto (3.208) Alcom (2.00 B) (55) 2.01 (27) 2.02 (3)
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        368 19 RUBBER prices m Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with May One RSS buyers quoted at 243.50 cents a kilo, down three cents from Monday's close. Morning prices were marked down slightly on lower London advices initially but gained some ground on some covering interest before easing again towards the
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        306 19 RAS prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 241.50 242.50N 242.50 243.50N Int. 1 R.S.S. May 242.50 243.50 243.50 244.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. June 236.00 237.00 237.00 238.00 Int. 2 R.S.S. 222.50 224.50N 223.50
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        32 19 Rubber: April 12 Singapore: May: 243.50 cents (down 3.00 cents) Malaysia: May: 260.50 cents (down 2.00 cents) Tin: M 531.81 per kilo (up 26 cents) 155 tonnes (down 75 tonnes)
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        194 19 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed mixed on short-selling m active trading, with interest concentrated on the current month. In April, central region fell M 512.50 to $805 a tonne and south $7.50 to $812.50 while north firmed $12.50 to $822.50. The refined market saw May
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        33 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1070.50 (£1076.50); sellers £1071.00 (£1077.00); Three Months buyers £1100.00 (£1106. 50); sellers £1100.50 (£1107.00). Market Une: Barely steady. Sale*: 17,200 tonnes.
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        92 19 NOON SSR and SMR price* y«t*rday: HAS May June (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Buyer* Sellers Buyer* Seller* SSR 20 (1-ton pallet) 222.50 224.50N 223.50 225.50N SSR 50 (1-ton pallet) 218.50 220.50N 219.50 221.50N MRELB May June SMRCV (1-ton pallet) 307.00 309.00N 308.00 310.00N SMRL (1-ton pallet) 292.00
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        315 19 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday rose 26 cents to M 531.81 a kilo, still within the ITA lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. Sentiment was boosted by stronger sterling against the Malaysian dollar and the lower offerings of ore. Most dealers said there was continued good
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        132 19 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 111 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $113.00 sellers, new drum fob $117.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $58 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta.NLW $355.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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        238 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,230 and closed at $29,360 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/ 431.50. The market remained extremely quiet with very little interest from local parties. The trading range was narrow, with a high of $432.25/432.75. The price
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        688 19 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 5J2.1010/25. Trading was quiet on the local foreign exchange market yesterday. The US unit was brought to a low of $2.1000 before it firmed to a high of $2.1025. However, it eased to close mixed at $2.1010/20. The US unit was
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        43 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April 12: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2^ 2W 3-month Bank bills 8% 8% 3 months CD B*. 8H 6 months CD 8 V/» Source: Nation*! Diaeooat C*.
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        32 19 Closing Interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on April 12: Offer Bid Overnight 15 10 1 month 10. 10 2 months 9V4 iM 3 months 9'/ 2 9'< Overnight mode 30
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        25 19 I THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.99 per cent.
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        366 19 THE market yesterday closed 1 sharply higher across-the-board m extremely heavy trading, dealers said. Near the close the All Ordinaries index was up 16.3 points at 553.8, a new high for the years. Turnover totalled A 526. 61 million, a figure swollen by the value of an off-market trade
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        291 19 STOCK PRICES closed sharply and broadly higher on Monday as buyers came back into the market on expectations of lower interest rates. The NYSE composite index rose 1.20 to 89.07 and index futures ranged from 1.65 to 1.90. The NYSE financial index rose 1.79 to 96.38 and index
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        73 19 Bahts Slam City Bangkok Bank 258 unch Cement 278 +4 Bank Of Ayudhaya Slam Credit 91.50 +0.5 Ltd 149 +2 Thai Danu Bank First Trust 54.75 -0.5 Thai Farmers Bank 276 unch Industrial Flnan- Thai Mutual Cc Corp 134 +1 Fund I 26 0.25 Jalaprathan Cement.... 161 +1 Thai
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        655 19 EQUITIES were off the best levels of the day on lack of follow-through but the market undertone yesterday remained firm on hopes for a cut m UK and US interest rates, dealers said. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 138 unch Babcocks 166
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        50 19 H.K.HANG SENG Tuesday 1052.40 Monday 1041.36 Week Ago Closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 686.9 Monday 671.1 Week Ago 652.7 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 553.8 Monday 537.3 Week Ago 515.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Monday 683.9 Friday 675.0 Week Ago Closed DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 1141.83 Friday 1124.71 Week Ago 1127.61
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        164 19 Fls ABN 368.50 85 Ahold 187.T0 +1.7 Akzo 59.70 +0.6 AMEV 118.50 +05 Amfas 9250 +0.5 Amrobnk 82.90 12 Berk 2750 Bols 89.80 -02 Borsucer ***** -0.5 Bosk a 4330 02 Burtet 4450 +23 Caland 33.00 unch Calv 301.00 -1 Deli MIJ 63.50 +05 Elsevler 303.00 +14 Ennla *****
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      624 19 NOTICE I ABN Bank ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. (Incorporated m the Netherlands with i united liability) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that shareholders are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of the Company which will be held on Tuesday, 3rd May 1983 at 15.00 hours
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      571 20 Any computer company can promise office automation. your people handle all kinds of information: words, easy to use and easy to add on to. We will also be office automation. You see, what others profess, The Office .Automation Computer Company Wang Asia Area Distributors: GUAM -Pacific Data Systems, INDIA -Digitron
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      118 20 PORTABLE 10' X 28' SITE OFFICES Buy <s 51 0.430 Lease (as7so/mth International Standards Stacking Capability Lease Purchase Buy-Back Option Fast deliveries Warranty Complete camps and other buildings also available for more information call the specialists with 1 4 years experience Delta Industries PteLtd Tel: *****66 P.F.COLLIER.INC. A Subsidiary of
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      242 21 with every new Nissan now! Tanreo Hi-power Car 500 LITRES of Shell petrol 800 litres of Shell Diesoline Radio Cassette Stereo with ASD, with any other with any diesel powered system with speakers and Nissan petrol driven car Nissan Vehicle. antenna for the NISSAN and Commercial Vehicle. PULSAR SUNNY i^Sßf^^
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      4594 22 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP ttfifj Mond> y Frid "y am 5.30 pm Ordmory 1 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) \l\ :O S\ >—* A/— \Ar^rN r\ r-*V XSI $»6 00 P ercolcm. A Entertainment Food guide Jgk Lfc _j»L f_^g=T% 1 ifFtt EfFtStf VT^J XT^r /\i /Sy\r^
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      960 22 ink^B Latest automatic life preserver j /U (lite-buoy) thai opens up on JTH contact with water. It comes m gfftk tVc| n compact casing and is rout- ,^Jk&H*t*4&mm^M jJAH Howwver, you'll have !o wait if M fVrJ you're keon to purchase it |L HP*"*""*^^^ M Lr?Q the advertiser at No.
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      613 23 61 Employment Help/ 61 Employment Help/ Employment Employment Agencies Agencies OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT For American British Citizens who have at least 5 years experience m: j COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS AIRCRAFT PETROCHEMICAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION MEDICINE CONSTRUCTION FOOD SERVICES LOGISTICS And many other fields including Military occupations. Locations may include the Middle East, S.E.
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      586 23 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive A newly established company requires: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Working place will be m Jurong after completion of factory. Holder m Commerce Degree or equivalent c Completed N.S. Good personality and able to work under pressure Preference will be given to those with working experience Interested
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      726 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical wBT A leading international manufacturing Pf firm is looking for an intelligent and Lg competent lady for the post of MB 1 CONFIDENTIAL TYPIST J X The incumbent must B Wi possess a good GCE '0' or 'A'
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      472 23 66 Situations Vacant I d) Secretarial Clerical SINGAPORE TAKADA INDUSTRIES PTE LTD We are a prominent fast expanding company specialised m construction, erection, maintenance and servicing of Chemical/ Industrial plant, furnaces, boilers, oil refineries, maintenance and repair of rig, oil rigs structures, steel structures fabrication, manufacture of dredging pipes and
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      520 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A Well Established Manufactunng Plant has vacancy for the post of: CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY To The Plant Manager. Requirement/ Qualification. c Minimum O' level certificate. c Private Secretarial certificate. At least 3 years experience m a similar position. c Ability to operate telex machine an
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      521 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical LOCAL FINANCE COMPANY with Branches m Singapore requires: 1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM RECEPTIONIST Able to operate a PABX Switchboard Able to type at 30 45 w.p.m. Able to handle mails Age 18 —25 years old 2) CLERKS Minimum qualification Secondary 4 Age 18 —25
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      451 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical I A fast expanding comI pany m Jurong urgently I requires: Receptionists Secondary 4/GCE 'O' level Pleasant personality Ability to type is an advantage Temporary Qerks Ability to type is an advantage School leavers may apply I merest ed appl icants are requested to
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      447 23 66 Situations Vacant i d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES PTE LTD urgently requires a TELEPHONIST/ RECEPTIONIST I Applicants should preferj ably have PABX and typing experience. Please call: *****00 Ext 38 for Miss Wong immediately. You can also write to: The General Manager 383 Sin Ming Drive Singapore 2057
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      516 23 66 Situations Vacant Tim ii d) Secretarial Clerical i a well established Company m Jurong has a vacancy for.RECEPTIONIST/ GENERAL CLERK I We are looking for a girl with pleasant personality, who us able to type accurately Experience m a similar nature of work is preferable but not essential ;t.s
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      633 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD requires SHIPPING ASSISTANTS (MALE) c GCE O' level, c Able to type at 35 w.p.m. c Preferably 1 year related working experience. Please write m with full personal particulars, telephone contact number and non-returnable photograph to: 9, GUL CIRCLE JURONG
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      585 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established company requires the services of an ACCOUNTS CLERK The applicant we are looking for should meet the following condition: c A Singaporean with GCE "O" leVel and basic accounting knowledge c 1 year's working experience m a similar capacity c Gradate
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      647 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An established American Buying Office has immediate vacancy for RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEX OPERATOR c Minimum GCE 'O' level. c I—2 years working experience m similar capacity. c Accurate typing speed of 35 40 wpm. c Hardworking. Interested please call MISS TAN *****07 for an
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      557 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Public Accountants require 1) SEMI-SENIOR/ JUNIOR AUDIT CLERKS 2) SEMI-SENIOR/ JUNIOR INCOME TAX CLERKS c With/ Without experience and must have knowledge of Chinese c Remuneration according to qualifications and experience Please apply giving full details and telephone contact number etc to: S.T. Box
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      491 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERKS (MALE) CLERK/TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS ACCOUNTS CLERKS Call: *****00 GENTRADE PTE LTD requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERK c Good English and polite telephone manners, c Accurate typing and simple Accounts. c Experience m similar position preferred. Call personally: No 10 Seah Street Singapore 0718 Tel
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      941 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING COMPANY requires Accounts cum General Clerk. GCE 'O' level with basic accounting knowledge, can handle telex, and typing. Knowledge m shipping procedures an asset. Apply with full particulars, telephone number, expected salary, nonreturnable photograph to Singapore Guttas Manufacturing Pte Ltd, No 6
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      856 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERK REQUIRED by Its stationery firm at Jurong Interchange. Must be Conversant and of pleasant disposition. Prefer someone residing m Jurong/ Clementi. Contact: *****81/ 2 FEMALE TYPIST/CLERK with Secondary 2 required. Cheerful with aptitude for typing and learning other duties willingly. Experience not
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      534 24 66 Situations Vacant 1 d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRED A CLERK cum Cashier. Experience not required, training is provided. Interested please call: *****55. SECRETARY/ FEMALE GENERAL Clerk required to work for HDB Contractor at Central Building. Tel: *****57. TRANSPORT COMPANY REQUIRES an experienced Shipping Clerk to handle documentation. Interested, call *****4
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      703 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales EARN MORE MONEY AND JOIN US FOR A FREE TRIP TO EUROPE IN AUG. '83 FOR SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS A large Swedish Organisation has immediate vacancies for: SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male/Female) Requirements: Above 20 yrs old Secondary education Driving licence advantageous Ability to speak English Experience is
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      605 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales MEN WOMEN 5 POTENTIAL EXECUTIVES We are Distributors for the World's Largest Producers of Motivation, Sales and Leadership Development Programs. We have openings for qualified men and women. Positions of dignity and prestige. To qualify you must: 1. Be willing to work hard and follow
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      579 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVE/ SALES PROMOTER Male/ Female Fast expanding company requires 10 high calibre Sales Personnel to promote and sell our fast moving household products. The person we are looking for must have a positive attitude for sales. Transport will be provided. Selected candidates can expect
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      685 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Mala Sales Representative Required Experienced or Inexperienced Apply personally during office hours:Block 12, Toa Payoh Industrial Park Lorong 8 #01-1183 Singapore 1231 MARKETING ASSISTANT Wanted Knowledge of Jewellery and antique. Can work Independently. Call: *****76 (or interview. MENARD COSMETICS requires PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS (No experience
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      407 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales CAN YOU SELL? We required dynamic and ambitious Insurance agents, comprehensive training provided. Call Charlie *****73 today/tomorrow. ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE Company requires Sales Personnel. Experience not necessary but must possess own transport. *****91/*****31 IN-DOOR SALESGIRLS NEEDED Urgently, salary plus commission. Call personally at The Pet
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      585 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical Technical Technical M We, Matsushita Refrigeration Industries (S) Pte Ltd is one of 9 the world's largest fridge compressor makers. Due to rapid a expansion we urgently require people to join our organisation H m the following areas: I
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      399 25 A well established and expanding company m Jurong invites applications from suitably qualified personnel for the post of: SPARE PARTS SUPERVISOR The Ideal candidate for the position would be one who have a sound background m stores and sales functions, preferably from Singapore Polytechnic with Diploma m Mechanical Engineering or
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      728 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical m m m <m m m We invite suitably qualified personnel to join us as: SPECIALIST Requirements: NTC 3or Diploma m Electrical Engineering. Knowledge m electronic and mechanical engineering will be an added advantage. 2 years experience m electro mechanical equipment. Must
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      477 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical Expanding construction company invites applications for the following positions: (1) QUANTITY SURVEYORS (2) ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYORS Qualifications: c Polytechnic Diploma In Clvi! Engineering/ Building or C&G Full Technician's Certificate. (3) FOREMEN Qualifications: c Polytechnic Building Diploma. (4) ASSISTANT FOREMEN (5) APPRENTICES Qualifications: c Completed Sec. 4
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      582 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical NEW LONG STORE A leading Japanese Company invites applications for the post of:M ALE TRAINEE MACHINE OPERATORS c Preferably school leavers from Technical Stream c Sec 3or 4 will be considered c Good starting attractive salary c Training will be provided c Preferably staying around Jurong/
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      547 26 66 Situations Vacant Technical Timber Company requires IST OR 2ND CLASS BOILERMEN Interested, please call personally at: GREENLAND TIMBER INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 20, PENJURU ROAD SPORE 2260 TEL: *****86/7/8 (SBS no: 245 from Jurong Interchange). CLERK S-OF-WORK required Minimum 3 years experience Please apply stating salary expected, telephone number and
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      591 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production j i 9S Turn them into cash by joining us as HB '«s from 6pm —1 1 pm if you are IjH -JBS Below 35 years of age; Primary education;
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      1110 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i I g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production z~ *"i i _^___^___^___^___^____l_ll_____________Z__— _____Z__ZZ___ i ■^-■B—— i»«*>^^*—^^"^^^^^"^ 1 T _^J^- iSuP-S EUROPEAN STANDARD /9____4t£t flii^ ELECTRONICS PTE LTD t_f r ,,nnlTr '_tf'^ O.C.Qperafo/s TnOnlCS P
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      401 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g> Production g) Production g) Production REQUIRES MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION STAFF IT'S NOT JUST INTERESTING WORK! I J WE OFFER BETTER ENVIRONMENT *t^^^^SaC?im^\ i y* Fr ie n^ly congenial l: /t ~j&^ i^4 p 'P ecl n music v v au omate
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      582 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production r I DEMETRON k f IS OFFERING I Female g i IJ)peratoreJ j $378/- B Increment after 3 months* Very attractive |g A \v3^"^^ monthly productivity bonus B mt Alternate 5-day week Shorter working hours No scope work jm •No
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      290 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food Beverage Company, invites suitably qualified candidates for the following post: Secondary education Preference will be given to candidates who have completed full-time National Service Willing to work either 2 to 3 shifts on rotation The Company
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      376 27 66 Situations Vacant I g) Production GENERAL ELECTRIC USA TELEVISION AMD APPLIANCE PTELTD We have ample opportunities for. PART-TIME PRODUCTION OPERATORS (12.30 pm -4.30 pm) Drop by to see us today j at: 103 Boon Keng Road #04-01, Singapore 1233 Tel: *****88 between Bam and spm PELMEC JJW\m A large
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      362 27 66 Situations Vacant I g) Production USA urgently requires FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Permanent Ist Shift (7am 4.13pm) Or Permanent 2nd Shift (4.03pm-1.16am) 16 years and above BENEFITS: Attractive starting salary with high confirmation ad j ustment Free transport Free medical treatment 5-day work week No microscope work Interested applicants please
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      432 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production An international Foundry m Able bodied men To perform genera! foundry work Training will be provided Please attend for interview between 9.00 am 3.00 pm (Mon. Fri.) at: mmm JBHHBHBmmbmBwBBMIB sflliHHfu?iHu>flHHiH :BKsjMiS»^i>'AteM^H We have immediate vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting gross $385 to $420
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      434 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Manville SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. ■BB requires HHh Primary education. No experience required but must be strong, healthy and willing to work hard. Normal working hours with starting salary of 5315/-p.m. Singapore Citizens. Secondary education Completed N.S. and willing to perform rotational shift duties. Some experience
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      501 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous National Iron Steel Mills Ltd Invites applicants for the following positions: j (A) MALE CLERKS GCE '0' level I Able to type completed N.S. (B) RECEPTIONIST GCE "0' level Preferably with 2 to 3 years relevant experience Able to type
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      566 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous OKOH SUPREME HOUSE requires COOKS c Experience m similar capacity c Age 21 years and above WAITRESSES (Full-time/ part-time) c Experience In similar capacity c Age 17 years and above c Neat appearance KARAOKE SINGING LOUNGE CLUB DUET requires HOSTESSES c Age 18 to 23
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      419 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Our Ship Construction Yard has immediate vacancies for the following posts: A) PERSONAL ASSISTANT to PRODUCTION MANAGER c GCE 'O' level with credit m English, c Typing speed not less than 40wpm. c Some shorthand knowledge preferable. c 2 years' relevant working experience. B) ELECTRICIAN
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      432 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Ifrnl THE ORCHARD SINGAPORE requires: A) FEMALE CAPTAIN (Lounge) GCE O 1 level. Mm. 2 years experience m similar capacity. B) RECEPTIONIST (Male) GCE 'O' level. Completed N.S. Experience m computerised environment preferred. C) TELEPHONE OPERATOR GCE O' level. Relevant experience m operating switchboard. D)
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      355 28 I 66 Situations Vacant ==s':5 I) Miscellaneous SQI National brrej Panasonic wr^fl Technics WALK-IN INTERVIEW Mondays Fridays 9.00 am 5.00 pm for Storekeepers Requirements/Duties: Minimum GCE 'O' level Possess relevant experience m an electronics manufacturing environment To receive and issue electronic components To perform monthly stock checking See us at:
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      501 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HOTEL PLAZA LIMITED iA membe' of the United Overseas Land Group) We require PART/FULL-TIME STUDIO M HOSTESSES/WAIT R ESSES Successful applicants must have a pleasant personality with minimum height of 1 6m (without shoes). She must be able to converse fluently m English and enjoy
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      470 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous M Wk CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE requires WAITRESSES Cafe c 3 rotating shifts Japanese Restaurant c Split shifts GENERAL CLEANERS (Male) All male applicants should have completed National Service Interested applicants, please call personally at: The Personnel Department CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE Nassim Hill 1
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      455 28 I 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous requires FULL-TIME/ PART-TIME CREW ($l.BO to $2.10 per hour) For full-time crew, besides basic salary we offer: Attendance allowance c Sales incentive c Free food/ drinks and uniforms If you are between 15 and 25 years old, see us personally with your identity card
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      655 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Establishes Trading Company dealing m HIFI and Video equipment requires. A) JUNIOR TECHNICIAN (HIFI) Completed secondary education Electronic servicing certificate NTC 3. Some experience m HIFI equipment servicing Completed National Service Must possess driving licence B) MALE/FEMALE SERVICE CLERK Completed secondary education Ability to converse
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      577 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i Developer of well established shopping compin invites applicants for the post of: SECURITY GUARDS c Prepared to perform shift duties c Relevant experience. c 5-day work week. c Not exceeding 60 years of age. c Able to write and understand English. c Prompt promotion
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      526 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARDS Permanent shifts: 7am. to 7pm. 7pm. to 7am. 7am. to3ptn. 3pm. to 11pm. Areas: c Bukit Timah 3 m.s. c Katong Chai Chee c Selegie c Kailang Way Good salary tor right persons. Interested please call personally 5316, WOH HUP COMPLEX, 2ND FLOOR.
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      694 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required:PANTRYMAIDS Age 16 to 28. c Free meals, drinks and fringe benefits, c Attractive salary. Please apply personally between 9.00 am 5.00pm at:TAMBUAH MAS CAFE RESTAURANT 19, Tanglin Road Tanglin Shopping Centra 4th Floor, 0410-0413 Restaurant Staff required urgently. c Attractive salary c 3 1/2
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      962 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SIN THAI HIN Trading Pte Ltd, Plot 'E' Singapore Used Cars Centre, Off Kampong Java Road has vacancy for the post of Driver. Class 3 licence. 2 years' driving experience. Completed NS. Age under 40 years old. Interested please contact Joseph Cheong, tel: *****11 office
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      792 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous REQUIRED IN ORCHARD Road Hotel Receptionists preferable Chinese, Coffee House/ Lounge Waitresses. Apply 24 Mount Elizabeth. REQUIRED SECURITY GUARDS m Bedok and town areas. Salary $400 and above. Call personally at: 4158, Jalan Besar, Spore 0820. Tel: *****83. WAITRESSES $450/- P/M (start) Indian Restaurant corner
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      601 29 I V VEHICLES ft-Jf 1 BOATS 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire FOR SALE 17.59 m Wooden Hull Fishing Vessel GRT3B.B ton installed with cruise navigation equipment. Current use as pleasure craft. In very good condition. PRICE: $70,000- NEGOTIABLE! Interested parties, call: MRS. ROSE LEE TEL: *****11 Office hours TWO UNITS DINO
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      506 29 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance EASY LOANS FOR NEW AND USED CARS Up to 9O' loans Low interest rates 4-year repayment Prompt service UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE Tel: *****82 (11 lines) *****24 *****13 *****90 AJ Pr.rrr:,; No i' 2' J MEjl KAH HUA CREDIT. Good terms for new and used car hire
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      846 29 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun ONE EXPATRIATE OWNER 1982 Datsun Laurel. Hardtop. Automatic. Aircond., radio cassette. Tax 8/83. Offers, tel: *****07 Daniel Leach 1977 DATSUN 100A FII. One private owner, one year road tax, new tyres, battery, radio/ cassette. $10,600. Contact: Harry Koh, *****11 ext. 277. 1979 DATSUN 180K
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      809 29 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda 1981 HONDA PRELUDE Aircond., sports rims. Radio cassette. Beautiful condition. Asking for $29,000. Contact Jason Lim, *****12. ALMOST '80 HONDA Accord, PARF, 3 owners, aircon, sports rims, radio/ cassette, tip top condition, $23,600. Tel: *****46. GOOD CONDITION 1974 Honda Civic. Aircon, cassette, radio, tax till
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      763 29 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes OCTOBER 1980 MERCEDES 200 Company registration. Imported model m Immaculate condition Interested contact *****19. TIP TOP CONDITION Mid- 1979 company Mercedes 200. Newtyres, expensive cassette. Highest offer. *****41. 1977 MERCEDES 250 Company regd., aircond, cassette, original paint, low mileage, showroom condition. $38,700. Tel: *****88
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      637 30 j 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota j ALMOST 75 CELICA PARF, original body, sports rims, new paintwork, tip top condition. $10,200 View: 18 Maju Avenue. Serangoon Garden Estate 1955). DECEMBER '81 TOYOTA Carina, one private owner, tax/ insur- j ance November '83. Showroom condition. Price. $27,500 negotia- ble. Phone:
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      711 30 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others HOE HONG TRADING CO. PTE. LTD. 3 Dunlop Street (0820) *****51/*****73/*****01 '82 Galant S/wagon 1600 Aircon '81 Datsun 120Y Aircon 'SO Sigma 1600 S/wagon Aircon No PARF '80 Toyota 1300 DX Aircon '80 Datsun 120Y Panel Van '80 Honda Accord 1600 Aircon, sports rim
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      852 30 76 Vehicles For Sale I i) Others I 1980 DAIHATSU CHARADE new tax, beautiful condition, $15,700, exchange considered. *****20, 642, Geylang Road. 1980 PORSCHE 924 Turbo 2nd private owner, showroom condition. Enquiries, tel. *****33 James Khoo. 1981 VOLVO 244 GL Auto. Ist expat owner, immaculate condition. $40,500 0.n.0. View: 492,
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      767 30 76 Vehicles For Sale n) Motor Cycles/ Scooters SUZUKI GBX 250 like new May '81. Tax Oct. Insurance June '84. $2,200. Tel: *****74. SUZUKI GS42SE, AW Reg, one owner, good condition. Highest offer secures purchase 475-7203. 1980 HONDA CIVIC 5504, 1 owner, excellent condition. $1,000. Tel: *****86. 1981 SUZUKI GPIOO,
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      532 30 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans Tliere's an easier way toownaliouse. DBS Finance now makes it easier to complete the purchase. for you to own a house with a Further we tQ fe m special housing loan package aUe £o Q mise of incorporating the use of
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      628 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses Discover v _j the only furniture store with a wide range of furniture m Early American and Contemporary styles. In designs which are the best sellers m USA. Europe and Australia. Available ex-stock. Come and see our DINETTES, 0 SOFAS
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      817 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses Diet 10, Old Holland Road beautiful detached, partly furnished. 4 bedrooms, big living/ dining, lovely patio, large matured garden, $8,000. c Dist 11, Vanda Road beautiful detached, partly furnished, 4 bedrooms, spacious living/ dining, patio, spacious garden. $4,500. FORWARD PROPERTIES *****00 (5 Lines) c OIST.
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      820 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 10, SHAMROCK PARK. single-storey bungalow, excel- lent entertainment area, spa- I cious living/dining, 3 bedrooms/ j study/servant's large patio, ma- j tured garden, partly furnished i $6,500/- Cheisea Homes: *****15. DIST. 2057 THOMSON GREEN 2- i storey semi-detached house. 4 aircond bedrooms, split-level living/
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      774 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OIST. 16, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED 4.000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's, partially furnished. $2,000 negotiable *****43 SO Appraisal. DIST 11, BARKER ROAD beautiful corner terrace, tastefully furnished, 3 aircon bedrooms, spacious garden, $2,500 Forward Properties, *****00. DiST. 10 OFF HOLLAND Road, newly and beautifully renovated 2-storey semi-detached
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      711 31 86 Accommodation Vacant .ail Houses KATONG DOUBLE-STOREY elegant corner terrace. 3 lovely bedrooms. Spacious garden. $2,300. Admiral: *****84/ *****57. SERANGOON GARDENS BUNGALOW 4 bedrooms, extensively renovated, big garden, partially furnished. 553,200. Ring *****56. TAI HWAN DOUBLE-STOREY terrace, 3 airconditioned bedrooms, servant's, fully furnished. Big garden. Miss Lee *****9. DIST. 28
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      614 31 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments TRENDALE TOWER I at Cairnhill Road adjacent to Goodwood Park Hotel 1 last unit fully furnished. Ready for immediate occupation for lease. Unique design a spacious double volume 1 garden to every flat Exclusive only 18 units m the $«£s;
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      489 31 NEWTON COURT 1,270 sq.ft. $2,000 p.m. THOMSON COURT 1,250 sq.ft. $1,600 p.m. For immediate occupation. For more informations, please call: *****51 PANDAN VALLEY BAUHINIA/ CAMELLIA TERRACE APARTMENTS with private garden. Next to American school, cosy bungalow-like houses with own indoor garden. 3 bedrooms, large study and servant's own amenities. Full
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      871 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments GRANGEFORD APARTMENT for rent. 3 carpeted bedrooms. Fully furnished/ airconditioned. Full recreational facilities/ swimming pool. Also available at Him iko Court $4,000. Hong Leong $2,500. Bishopsgate (townhouse) $3,500. Faber Hills $2,600. Pacific Mansion $1,800. St. Martin's Drive $3,500. Goodrich Park condominium $2,200. Mimosa Park $2,500.
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      807 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BALMORAL GREEN, 5 minutes to Orchard Road, 3-storey townhouse with swimming pool. 3 bedrooms plus 1 servant's, partially/fully furnished considered. Tel *****11 Judy BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSE 15 mins to City. Full Country Club facilities. Spacious living/ dining. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Beautifully furnished. $3,500. Everton Realty
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      792 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 20 GREENMEAOOWS MAISONETTE 3 rooms plus servant's with nice garden, fully furnished. Rental: $2,100. Rosalind Realty, *****22/ *****47. DIST. 22 JURONG LAKESIDE Tower 3-bedroomed Apartment. Well furnished, facing garden, wallpapers, washing machine. *****82/ *****61. DIST. 2159 PANDAN VALLEY (Polnsettla Tower), high floor apartment. 2,300
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      808 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 2, SPOTTISWOODE PARK Brand new high floor apartment, facing sea, fully furnished $1,600. Yong Fong Ents *****77. DIST. 23, HILLVIEW 4-ROOMEO flat, mid floor, partially furnished, $800, HDB approval. Tel *****73/ *****74. DIST. 21 PANDAN VALLEY Chempaka Court. 3 bedrooms fully furnished and on
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      726 31 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Booms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS available at various dis- tricts. Please call: *****88/ *****89. i FURNISHED ROOM IN 5- roomed flat. Dist. 0208. Preferably for- eigners, students, or couple with Indian Family. *****09. 1 IDEAL FOR TOP level expatriate, seaside bungalow room available. All facilities, staying with
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      507 31 89 Properties For Sale i a) Houses SINGAPURA BUILDING SOCIETY LTD. HOUSING LOANS up to 901 of valuation spread over a maximum period of 25 years on easy repayment terms Use of CPF savings acceptable. Also loan facilities for shops, office units and quoted shares to suit your requirements. Fixed
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      868 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 2057, PEMIMPIN PLACE new 2-storey luxurious terrace. Approx: 1,800 sq.ft. Freehold. Vacant possession 3 bedrooms with bathroom attached 1 servants 2 halls, split-level, 1 big balcony Sliding tinted windows fitted with iron grilles Terrazzo/ parquet flooring Sin Hua Hin Housing Agency; *****57/8, *****61/2.
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      823 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses BUKIT TIMAH, 7 1/2 m s. semi-de-tached, double-store Approx. 5.700 sq ft 4 bedrooms/ servant's. Facing East. B N. Associates: *****07 CORNER SEMI-DETACHED, DIST. 10 fully renovated, area: 4.200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, centre aircond Price: $850,000 negotiable. Call: *****72 DISTRICT 11, OFF ORCHID Inn
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      692 32 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 19 SINGLE-STOREY CORNER Terrace 999 years. 5,400 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, store, $480,000. Jade Properties: 2928(308. DIST. 12 BEAUTIFUL SINGLESTOREY bungalow. Just renovated. 4,100 sq.ft. Selling $580,000. Kingsgate Properties. *****80. DIST 15 ELITE TERRACE newly built double-storey bungalow, 13.544 sq ft, 5 bedrooms, 2
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      870 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Everything you've always wanted m t m a home, and more til I 1 m J* i— 1 pjS*^^BPjP Bttr"* "ww^ 1 a i s^H* """i^^ iKf' Ear*" y*"*^»
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      746 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments r GOODWILL COURT LUXURIOUS MARINE E*5 At -<^±^^^~ I Ideally located at Upper East Coast Road 7 Luxurious Apartments m all: Single storey. 3-bedroom units and Double storey. 4-bedroom units Each unit provided with a Parking
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      584 32 DIST 26 FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE, Thomson Grove, brand new walk-up, 4 bedrooms corner apartment. Approx. 2237 sq.ft. Full facilities. Freehold $520,000. Rolf *****11. DIST. 21, PANDAN VALLEY penthouse, approximately 4.500 sq.ft., 3 levels, 4 bedrooms/ attached bathroom, full airconditioning. foreigners eligible, full recreational facilities. $860,000. ***** U. DIST. 5 FAIRWAYS apartment
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      883 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10 TOP CLASS Apartment, 4 bedrooms, 4.000 sq ft. 24-hour security, swimming pool, surroundings complete greenery. $1.1 mil Tel: *****26 (Agent) DIST 12, FULLY FURNISHED Penthouse. 4 bedrooms, with all attached bathrooms, aircond. 3.000 sq.ft. $590,000 ono. Admer: *****88. DIST. 19, TAI
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      878 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 9, PENT-HOUSE, 3.200/ 4,201 J sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, fully aircon. SWtanmißg pool. Prestige Realty. *****47 DIST. 9, PACIFIC Mansion 1.700 sq.ft. Fully furnished with 3 Air- conditioned rooms. Sale- $370,000 ono. Please call *****67 DORSET COURT BRAND new 3 bedrooms, walk-up, split-level,
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      733 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB HUDC Apartments HOB 5-ROOMED POINT B Common wealth Avenue West high floor, wall mirror, tg $165,000. *****12 HUDC TYPE A Braddell View Partially furnished. Interested buyers please call *****09. No agent please. LUXURIOUSLY RENOVATED sroomed apartment, Ang Mo Kio, high floor. Excellent location. $183,000
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      2377 33 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces WAREHOUSE FOR RENT Location: bpo Factory #01-01 at 621 Aliunied Rd. Spore 1438 Area 1 080sq, ft. on ground floor Rental $2.80 per sq.ft. (inclusive i maintenance) r SHOP UNIT FOR RENT Location: Textile Centre #01 -27 at 200 Jaian Sultan Spore
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      316 33 93 Office Spaces a) Sale WHOLE FLOOR OFFICE SPACE AT INTERNATIONAL PLAZA Approximately 21,700 sq.ft. Selling al 514.8 M Interested please contact: *****06 12TH FLOOR FAR EAST FINANCE BLOG ROBINSON ROAD Opp. AIA Building Whole top floor office space for immediate sales. Above 4,000 sq ft together with garden area
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      308 33 93 Office Spaces b) Rental SUPREME HOUSE OFFICE SPACE 1070 sq.ft. (99.4 m 2) SHOP SPACE 393 sq.ft. (36.5 m 2) 510 sq.ft. (47.4 m 2) AIRCONOITIONED WITH EXCELLENT SERVICES AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES) ENQUIRIES SUPREME HOLDINGS LTD SUPREME HOUSE 0923 TEL NO 336-24-66 f Office space
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      648 34 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental A /^?%fr'>*3P&BßH| HL- fin Ik-. '.M j II W\ns W. lm Wm iB-kL fill HE- -Ifi it^i'TVy 1 1 i ftmliiial ft I A '■■Jtt II I -Mil t^ajiJJTJTfiu mr ifi i*j"i 4*4 ?mm! "B't^i
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      875 34 93 Office Spaces b) Rental DIST 7 FORTUNE CENTRE 600 1000 sq.ft. $5.00 p.s.f. Dlst 7 Golden Sultan Plaza 700 sq.ft. $4.00 p.s.f. Dlst 8 Sim Llm Tower 350 sq.ft. $3.50 p.s.f. Swansea Homes *****11. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, RENTAL $3.50 p.s.f. or sale $750 p.s.f. 2 units 473 sq.ft., 1419 sq.ft.
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      574 34 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sate Enquiries Bookings: ORCHARD PLACE PTE. LTD. 16 Storey. Far East Shopping Centre. Orchard Road. Singapore 0923 Tel: *****11 (24 lines) maWaWMa^amkWkWkWMmWkmkWmm FOR SALE A 3-storey corner shop-house with excellent road frontage along Tanjong Katong Road. Groundfloor, suitable for shop, showroom
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      635 34 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental M CAIRNHILL HOTEL PTE LTD Newly renovated shop space about 160 sq ft on ground floor shopping arcade for rental. Immediate occupation. Company's lease welcome. Please make enquiries with Katryn at *****22 ext 123. FAR EAST PLAZA phase I, M floor, area 248 and 258
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      580 34 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental TAILOR SHOP AT Beach Road to sub-let. Contact Mr. Tan, *****71. c) Wanted FOREIGN BUSINESSMAN REQUIRES 1500 to 2.000 sq.ft. area suitable for restaurant m Shopping centre or hotel, preferably In Orchard Road vicinity or New Bridge Road ready for occupation In 2 to 3
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      560 34 100 Air Travel 100 Air Travel mSmmmm i -Si mSm Southbound -iwjMiw spill B oxnsk m/ '■WlliL.y'^ Great Experience Book carl). Contact: INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL AGENCY PTE LTD Specialists' Shopping Centre #03-47/46 _277_Orcharcl R o a< Singapore 0923. Tel: *****77 (5 linos) T 102 Tours 102 Tours im NAM HO
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      368 34 102 Tours /^EXCLUSIVE A PACKA6E TOUR" 9 DAYS JAVA/BALI $1,288.* FLY/COACH WITH MEALS DEP. EVERY FRI 5 DAYS JAKARTA/ PUNCAK/BANDUNG/ BOGOB AT $588.M DEP. EVERY THU/FRI DAYS BALI AT $8*9. 89 DEP, DAILY 5 DAYS BANGKOK/ PATTAYA T H5l .M DEP. DAILY 3 DAYS PHUKET WITH MEALS AT $671 DEP.
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      413 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours §B^% call *****11 ZENITH TRAVEL PTE LTD l4H| J 1, Colombo Court, #06-23, Singapore 0617 *'Jfcl£/ jj^ 1 10 Days JAPAN* O%V&\ HONG KONG SsiP^l TOKYO DISNEYLAND JU V 7 Welcome you to meet Micky Mouse, 1 flcr| Li Donald Duck. Snow
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      350 35 SEAHORSE COACH TOURS TEL: *****68 (TA/035) Labour Day trip to Malacca Village Resort and Historical Malacca on 30/4/83 (3 days/2 nights). Adult $190 (twin sharing per person). $178 (triple sharing per person). Child under 12 years old $152 (sharing with 2 adults). Tour cost Includes 2 nights accommodation, 1 Chinese
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      776 35 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours f FUN a y and Night' CRUISE soun onboard ♦F//m Video Shows mv TURKMENIA *Deck Games J^ *"L/ve" Entertainment %h!^WtF*^W Swimmln 9 Po wm^Wti^L^Cii *Cho/ce of Wesfern or As/on Dishes Bi Don't miss the fun! /*>..^ w Book now! *v ,"'*m.V J^t~-. MB^jfr* hit
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      777 35 102 Tours 102 Tours \&?)l 4 BEST L^S^Lw SELLERS pIiJAPAN DISNEYLAND SPECIAL Osaka.- Kyoto/ Nara/ Tokyo/ Mt Fup/Hakone/Afaini/ Tokyo Disneyland/ I Hong Kong/Ocean Park/Sung Dynasty o UA Y 052 1 bu 17 4 ?4 i i 5 15--5 29.'5 5.'6 10 6 19 E 25 6 Id 1 24 31
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      592 35 103 Where To Stay DfiISCOLL HOUSE for Students, 200 single rounis. board 1:45 p« j All amenities. Apply: 172 New Kent Road. London SEI Tel: 01-703 4175. j 1 j j 109 Foreign A Seminar on "IS CANADA STILL THE IDEAL PLACE FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS?" given by Dr. B.Y. Tan,
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      415 36 102 Tours 102 Tours m rs| MM k2C&4. wMUtMM^^M^^m^^^MMmtMt BH^k Bin "^&oL^*x^Mf Japan/ Korea 10 day $2499^ All Japan/ Korea 13 day $2899 (with Tokyo Disneyland) Check what you'll be getting: Seoul City Tour Dinner Show at Walker Hill Sheraton Korea Folk Village Kyongbok Palace National Palace East Gate Open
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      982 36 102 Tours 102 Tours 7 ■.'■jtfSStt DEP JAPAN (DISNEYLAND) KOREA i fl nAYc;tin2l MON TAIWAN HONG KONG 18 DAYS 83.0^1 MON JAPAN (DISNEYLAND) PHILIPPINES 8 DAYS $2.300 31/5-6/6 PHILIPPINES TAIWAN HONG KONG 17DAYS J?414 FRI BANGKOK PHILIPPINES TAIWAN HONG KONG 14 DAYS $2.234 FRI PHILIPPINES TAIWAN 11 DAYS $1.994 FRI
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      1355 36 ==s===^=ss======-!= I 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer Now, a word processing course to upgrade your business communication skills. Eliminate the drudgery of correcting and re-typing documents. Improve the quality of your business communications by becoming aware of Word Processing, its concepts, its applications, and its wider social implications. The
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      820 36 Liz commercial CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (STAMFORD COLLEGE GROUP) 218, Queen Street, Singapore 0718 BOOKKEEPING Elementary Mon. Wed: 6.00-7.30pm Course commencing 13.4.83 TYPEWRITING Various stages available daily. For further Information, please call 337-3144 or call personally at the above address. SHORTHAND BEGINNERS CLASS Commencing: 17TH APRIL '83 Sunday, 9.00- 10.30
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      413 36 112 Commercial SURVEYING/LEVELLING EVENING Classes: 1 year course, starting Monday 18/4/83, Regal School j *****29 after 6.30 pm or *****44 anytime. TELEPHONE TECHNIQUES Courtesies commencing 23/4/83. Saturday 9.30a.m. -4.30p.m. Contact *****55, Metropolitan V.M.C A. for details 113 Language JAPANESE (Beginner.) l)Frl 6.30- B.oopm 15/04 2) Sat 2.00- 4.00pm 16/04 3)
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      455 36 116 Dancing DAVID'S SCHOOL OF Dancing «07-25, Cuppage Centre, i Airconditloned) Ballroom. Latin American Dance Classes: 7.30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday. Thursday Disco: 6.30 p.m. Tuesday; 7.30 p.m. Friday; 2.00 p.m. I Saturday Social Dancing. I 7 30p m. Tuesday, Thursday; 6.30 p.m. Wednesday. Friday. Private lessons by appointment. Jazz Ballet:
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      175 37 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM TAY GEOK ENG AGE: 88 passed away peacefully on 12th April 1983 leaving behind her beloved: SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Tiu Chu Klat Deceased Pang Kong Hoon Tiu Chu Cheap (Deceased) Peter Tiu Ing Dr Chan Kirn Llan DAUGHTERS SON-IN-LAW Tew Man Eng Tan Hoe Seng Tew
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      143 37 In ever loving memory of our most beloved Husband/Dad LEONG WING SONG Departed 13.04.82. One year has passed since you departed Sweet memories of you remain deep m our hearts not just Today, but everyday. Dearly missed by loving wife Choy Ah Yea, children, grandchildren and great
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      82 37 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR HUSBAND DOUGLAS BROHIER DEPARTED ON 13/4/77 SIX YEARS HAVE PASSED BUT MEMORIES STAY FRESH AND PAINFUL YOUR LOVING WIFE VIOLET TAN NAI LUEN DEPARTED 13-4-78. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY ALL WHO LOVE HIM. MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE. SADLY MISSED BY
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      46 37 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Alfred Marcel Wilson wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and sincere gratitude to all their relatives, friends, sisters staff of St. Joseph's Home, Jurong for their kind attendance, invaluable assistance, donations, wreaths and condolences during their recent bereavement.
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      141 Deaths
      192 37 MR. VEERAPPAN RAMIAH AgedH Passed away peacefully on 12/4/83 at 4.19pm tearing behind tha following to mourn Ma loaa: WMk Kathayee Ammal Sons: Sundramoorthy Haridas(Selva) Daughter Chitra Dcvi Daughter-in-law: Revathy Brothara: Krishnamurthy Letchumanan Thambusamy Shanmugam Sitter: S. Saraswathy Cortege leaves today Apt. Btocfc 51 Sims Drive #20-138 Singapore
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      49 37 Tha Management Staff of HILBORNE CO. wish to extend their deepest condolences to MRS OLIVE KAN on the demise of her beloved brother MARK CHAY SHIN HWEI who departed on 11/4/83 ■MURK CHAY SHM HWW nails Mil nwiMi ■iij CPiyVi 9B>n% r now* ffflCHNri *nO TWI Ttati.
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      Impressive gallop by Major Honour
      491 37 Icabana and Dawn Unit also go well ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE PENANG, Tues. Major Honour, a good thing beaten m his last start m a Ritz Club Challenge Trophy race, strode out impressively on the track this morning. With C.H. Tan astride, the four-year-old
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      70 37 PENANG, Toes. Geoffrey Ailenderf (above) will be back m action here this weekend as a visiting jockey. He did track work this morning. Allendorf rede at five consecutive race meetings starting from the Perak January Meeting. From a total of S3 mounts, the Sydney jockey brought
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      When you lose out playing the longshots
      468 37  -  EPSOM JEEP By ONE striking feature of the current season on the local turf has been the remarkably high percentage of winning favourites. Since the start of the year, no fewer than 86 first favourites have won out of a total of 242
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      220 37 Pictures at the 490 m by Q 4 Div C 1,200 m 1. Just Run 2. Classic Lines 3. Lancashire Tower 4. Need You Badly n Dist: 8, ns, ns Time 1:15.1 Cl 4 Div A 1,200 m 1. Tua Koh 2. Beau
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    804 38 Sewy masters wind and wayward ways Leading scores 281 Severlano Ballesteros (Spa) «8-7»-734i. 284 Ben Crenslutw 7MMMB; Tom Kite 7t-72-7S-fil. 285 Tom Watson 71-71-71-73: Kaymood Floyd 17-72-71-75. 281 Craig Stadler t»-72-C»-7C: Hale Irwin TB-7S-72-H. 287 Lanny Wadklaa 7S-7»-7S-71; CHI Morgan «7-71-7«-74; Dan Pool 74-72-7 MI. 288 Scott
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    362 38 Mike beefs up the pack at Sheffield NOW that promotion is a remote possibility, Sheffield Wednesday's Mike Lyons is hoping for a victory m the Football Association Cup to make up for their disappointment. His fierce professional pride is unaffected by the emotional upheaval of leaving Everton,
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    Lock icon Bettega is back in the Italian squad
    188 38 ROME, Tues. European Cup favourites Juventus provide seven of the 18 players named yesterday by Italian manager Enzo Bearzot for Saturday's crucial European Championship soccer match against Rumania m Bucharest. Roberto Bettega, 32, joins the six Juventus players Dino Zoff, Antonio Cabrini, Claudio
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      South Koreans in final
      42 38 The South Korean men's team last night beat Manila 88-74 to enter the final of the Asian inter-city basketball championship at the National Stadium m Kuala Lumpur. Other results: Malaysia 60 Tokyo 53. Women: Tokyo 73 Hongkong 24.
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      Quick exit for boxer
      39 38 Antonio Picardi, of Italy, beat Indonesia's Tono Angono when the referee stopped their bantamweight fight m the second round on the first day of the French international amateur boxing championships m Saint Nazaire, western France.
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      Barbados set to win
      62 38 Barbados look set to win against the Indians after scoring 542 to take a first-innings' lead of 296 on the third day of their four-day cricket match m Bridgetown. Scores: Barbados 542 (C. G. Greenidge 237, G. L. Linton 66, N. A. Phillips 51). India 246
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      Cutting sports link
      40 38 A five-woman French team have pulled out of a golf competition after the French government asked that their sports competitors cut ties with South Africa, a spokeswoman for the South African Ladies Golf Union announced m Johannesburg.
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      South Africa welcome
      30 38 New Zealand players are free to accept invitations to play m a South African centenary tournament m July, the New Zealand Rugby Football Union said m Wellington.
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      25 38 Switzerland's top woman downhiller Doris De Agostini has decided to retire at the age of 25. it was reDorted in Geneva. Agencies
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    Lock icon Tennis turn-about
    489 38 Game getting out of hand, warns McEnroe HONGKONG, Tues. Tennis has bounced to a critical point where the players have lost control and the audience are losing interest, top star John McEnroe (above) told a Press conference. "Too many events are taking place now and the fans just
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      FIFA team on tour
      70 38 INTERNATIONAL Football Federation (FIFA) president Joao Havelange said a delegation have been sent to the United States, Canada and Mexico to discuss the countries' bids to host the 1986 World Cup. "At the moment, a FIFA commission are m Mexico considering their offer to stage the
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      World Cup on film
      60 38 A 100-MINUTE film capturing the atmosphere and drama of the 1982 World Cup finals will open m London on Friday. With brilliant camerawork, narration by actor Scan Connery and musical score by rock star Rick Wakeman, the film "G'ole", embraces the hopes and heartaches of players
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      Corinthians draw
      88 38 CORINTHIANS drew 1-1 with Guarani m their opening third-round game m the Brazilian national championship. Corinthians' goal came m the 16th minute when Julio Cesar brought down Paulo Egidio m the box and Socrates scored from the spot. Guarani 's equaliser was another penalty, scored by Everton after
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      Pay up or else...
      55 38 GREEK First Division side Panahaiki, of Patras, have been threatened with relegation unless they pay US$2O,OOO ($41,800) to their former trainer Teso Buzak by the end of the month. The club fired Buzak last December without paving his salary and the Hungarian successfully appealed to the
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    Lock icon Good chance of Ryan playing in big showdown says Melia
    367 38 Good chance of Ryan playing in big showdown says Melia LONDON, Tries. Brighton manager Jimmy Melia is hopeful that Republic of Ireland midfielder Gerry Ryan will be fit for Saturday's Football Association Cup semi-final tie against Sheffield Wednesday at Highbury. Ryan polled a hamstring and had to go off daring
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    Countdown to the FA Cup semi-finals
    44 38 Countdown to the FA Cup semi-finals YESTERDAY we featured Steve Foster, captain of Brighton. Today, our focus is on Sheffield Wednesday skipper Mike Lyons, and the injury problems facing the teams. Tomorrow, our man m the news will be Brighton's Eire international Mike Robinson.
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    A stroll that turned into a sad safari
    648 39  -  HAKIKAT RAI Zimbabwe make Singapore pay the penalty Stories by KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. It was a wretched night for Singapore. They stood and watched as Zimbabwe went past them on their way to a 2-0 win m a Group A women's Intercontinental
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    India fade away
    362 39 Australia clinch win with penalty stroke m the final seconds KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Australia fought back from two goals down to beat India 3-2 m a women's World Cup hockey match at Stadium Tun Razak this morning. India, needing a win to stay m contention, started at
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    Pak Kuan's on way back
    202 39  - Pak Kuan's on way back JOE DORAI AU-YEONG Pak Kuan, the Singapore national soccer team captain, has resumed training after a four-month layoff m preparation for the South-east Asia Games ait the National Stadium from May 28 until June 6, The versatile skipper returned to training on Monday after his
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    Super squash stop-over
    267 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By WORLD champion Jahangir Khan (left) will lead a field of international stars to this year's Anchor Singapore Open squash championships from Sept 24-30. While Jahangir's trip here will be sponsored by his local agents, Glory Sports, the Singapore Squash Rackets Association are working
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    Early to bed, early to rise for bowlers
    256 39  -  LEONARD KING LATE nights will be out for Singapore's bowling squad at least for the next six weeks as they wind up their preparations for the South-east Asia Games, which start on May 28. This is because the bowling competition, at Jackie's
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    Lock icon Stephens strikes terror
    140 39 SEREMBAN, Toes. James Stephens prodoced a splendid allround performance to help Sabah to a shock 64-run victory over Singapore In the Malaysian Cricket Association nnder-23 North Zone competition here today. Stephens hit a bright 64, which included nine boundaries, then grabbed four wickets for 23. Despite the
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    A women's wallop at Warren
    170 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON THE Warren Open women's golf tournament, starting on Friday at Folkestone Road, has attracted a field of 120 players 35 from A Division, 46 B and 39 C. Organisers are hoping for a repeat of last year's exciting finish when there was
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    Farewell fight
    172 39  -  JOE DORAI By KAKI BUKIT made a gallant fight before succumbing 2-1 to Armed Forces m a National Football League Division One match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night a result which condemned them to the Second Division next year. It was Kaki Bukit's last, slim hope
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    Australia are coming to conquer cup again
    156 39 Australia are coming to conquer cup again CHAMPIONS Australia are among four countries who have confirmed their participation m the Merllon Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium from Dec 4-18. The other three are Indonesia, South Korea and Saudi Arabia. Japan, one of the nine invited, will not be
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    274 39  - A SING-SONG BOOST FOR PING-PONG. PETER SIOW TWO weeks ago, a bullet pierced singer G»o Ling Feng's right thigh, but it did not confine him to bed for long. The top Taiwanese vocalist, popularly known as the Frog Prince because of his non-stop leaping on stage, was shot while emerging
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    106 39 BANGKOK, Tues, Singapore went down 2-0 to Thailand m their second match of the Asian women's soccer championship here yesterjday. In other matches, Bidia edged out Hongkong 1-0 and Malaysia beat the Philippines by the same score. The top two teams after the preliminary round will meet m
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    Runaway RI
    38 39 RAFFLES Institution trounced Ang Mo Kio 76-0 m a national schools' under-17 rugby match at Grange Road yesterday. Other results: Whitley 18 New Town 8, St Andrew's 3 ACS 3, Dunearn Technical 33 Willow Avenue 0.
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      71 39 HOCKEY Women's Inter-eantinental Cop (Kuala Lumpur): Belgium v Japan (5 p.m.), Hongkong v South Korea (4.30 p. m,), France v Malaysia (7 p. m.). RUGBY Schools' national c 'ships: ACJC v SAJC (4 p. m.), NYJC v RJC(S.IS p. m.). Both matches at NYJC. SOCCER NFL Dlv. 1: Changi Constituency
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    153 40 ...may his spirit lead us away from violence NEW DELHI, Tues PRIME Minister Indira Gandhi today said she was "delighted" that Sir Richard Attenborough's historical film Gandhi received eight Academy Awards, including the Oscar for Best Picture. "May the spirit of Mahatma Gandhi, which the film evokes,
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    416 40 Reagan's move is 'still on the table' WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan insisted yesterday that his Middle East peace initiative is not dead and claimed that King Hussein of Jordan is still "determined to push forward" with the American plan despite the king's public rejection of it. State Department spokesman
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    70 40 BEIJING, Tues. A Guangdong newspaper has praised the way Hongkong introduces financial laws m the latest sign that China does not plan fundamental changes m the territory's economic system when it regains sovereignty. The Yangcheng Evening News printed an article praising the way that "almost every
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    33 40 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 4.55 points to 1,146.38 m the first half-hour of I trading on the New York I Stock Exchange today. AP
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    40 40 BEIRUT, Tues. A time bomb was found at the Beirut offices of the French news agency Agence France-Presse this morning and defused 10 minutes before it was set to explode, security sources said. Reuter
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    31 40 TAIPEH, Tues. A China Airlines boeing 747 left for Amsterdam today, starting a civil air service between Taiwan and the Netherlands that has prompted strone protests from Beijing. Reuter
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    744 40 Eight Oscars for Gandhi and his plea to the world LOS ANGELES, Tuos THE Anglo-Indian film Gandhi last night triumphantly won eight Oscars, including Best Picture and the Best Actor award for Ben Kingsley m his first screen role. Sir Richard Attenborough, named Best Director after struggling
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    224 40 1,000 police seek British citizenship HONGKONG, Tuesday ONE thousand Chinese policemen, worried over their future after 1997 when most of Hongkong is due to revert to China, are seeking British citizenship and the right to live m Britain. A petition will be sent to the Home Secretary m London asking
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      29 1 Debate: Is flouride necessary OUTLOOK, Page Three Mad's maddest artist £|ji£ leisure 2 r*m\ Page Seven /s?--. A-0 plays for a good cause LEISURE 1 Page Six SECTION TWO
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      Success is not just wishful thinking
      1470 1 k You cannot learn from the Japanese when it comes to original ideas from groupthinking. Their group thinking is for getting things done, but not particularly good for coming up with genius ideas. This is because of the process of thinking out loud, which
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        Hunt for a tell-tale cancer smear
        1378 2 Hunt for a tell-tale cancer smear Cancer of cervix and uterus I A community service project of the Singapore Medical Association and The Straits Times The annual medical check-up should include a Pap smear for all sexually active women to check for early symptoms of cervical cancer. But what is
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        327 2 THE substance used by dentists to relax their patients, known commonly as laughing gas, may be no laughing matter. It may cause an increased risk of damage to the liver, kidneys, and reproductive organs among dental professionals, according to researchers at the University of
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        Fluoride- Two much of a good thing?
        815 3  - Fluoride- Two much of a good thing? BRYAN PEARSON Fluoride added to drinking water prevents tooth decay. But, as with all good things, excesses can cause problems. Earthscan reports on the Kenyan experience. By 4 ...the government ...has announced, though, that fluoride should not be encouraged for children's use; it
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        New hope for asthma sufferers
        426 3  -  BENG TAN By ASTHMA sufferers should check their breathing passages every few weeks. This, coupled with judicious use of medicated aerosol sprays to clear these passages, can control the ailment. Failure to measure the condition of the airways could lead to permanent damage to the
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        456 3 SCOTT KRAFT talks to American children who are thinking the unthinkable. A RECENT study by Harvard University psychiatrists, William Beardslee and John Mack, showed that a majority of high school students surveyed had become aware of nuclear developments before the age of 12. Uncertainty about
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        A-G plays for a good cause
        823 6 Two fund-raising concerts by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra this Friday and Saturday will feature someone special: Attorney-General Mr Tan Boon Teik, who is also the chairman of the Singapore Symphonia Company. Mr Tan will play third piano, together with pianists Dennis Lee and Toh
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        What women do for love
        264 6  -  CAROLINE NGUI COSI FAN TUTTE (All Women Do It) Three-Act Opera By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Today, 6.30 p.m. DER ROSENKALA VIER (The Knight of the Rose) Three-Act Opera by Richard Strauss Thursday and Saturday, 6.30 p.m. Both performances are part of The Festival Of German
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        Maestro Choo evokes the noble mood of Mozart's music
        424 6  - Maestro Choo evokes the noble mood of Mozart's music LUO LIAN PIN SSO CONCERT Victoria Concert Hall Last Friday Reviewed by SINGAPORE £SB ORCHESTRA Ujg- COLUMN FROM his earliest years, Mozart displayed the most extraordinary sense of musical precocity. At the age of three, he was able to pick out
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        1018 7 Don Martin, Mad magazine's "maddest artist", is araagh! a mild-mannered man who resembles Clark Kent more than Captain Klutz. MICHAEL ZWERIN files (taptaptaptap) this report. ZWEECH!!!!! "Mad's Maddest Artist" doesn't look very mad at all. Neither angry nor crazy, Don Martin resembles Clark Kent more
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        Montage of song, verse and music
        935 7 mCKW PATRICIA WEI interviews The Accademia Arcadiana who will perform at the Victoria Concert Hall at 8 p.m. tonight. IT HAS been quite a week Ida Haendel, Kenneth Schermerhorn, the Hongkong Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Attorney-General Tan Boon Teik with Dennis Lee and Toh
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      2181 8 Watchina QE3&& CSSEEQHi 2.45 PM Opening folowed by Love Forever (Mandarin/ from Italy, obsessively curious about his mail. He whose life is m danger because she witnessed a i J> doesn't have too many stories to tell about his payoff made by an underworld figure to a city 5 .58
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  • SECTION THREE
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        Spying on the private eye
        920 1 A variety of services offered by private investigators, as advertised m the local press, caught the attention of KOH SIEW TIN, who decided to find out more about the trade. Here is her report. THEY have been branded as busybodies who probe into other people's
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        A woman private detective speaks...
        281 1 A woman private detective speaks MISS Susan Lee is only 18, bat she is a private investigator, a job generally considered unsuitable for women. She said: "Women private investigators are not necessarily inferior or at a disadvantage compared to their male counterparts. "There are certain places we can go that
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        Glory of a seal ends in a well
        481 2 Glory of a seal ends in a well THE seal of Zhen Fei is typical of those belonging to imperial concubines m the Qing dynasty. Zhen Fei, meaning treasured concubine, was the favourite of Emperor Guang Xv (1875-1908). The pure gold seal, now part of the permanent collection of the
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        267 1 APPOINTMENTS IftTi AAt -International Pte. Ltd. IlitffTl TE oIMHWIWUItIOuI We are a wholly owned subsidiary of American Air Filter Company Inc. Louisville, Kentucky, a world leader for products and systems for control of environmental air. We have a vacancy for: SENIOR SALES ENGINEER To call on consulting engineers, mechanical contractors
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        275 1 IhMFW TERMINALS (PTE.) LTD. Due to expansion, GATX, a joint-venture company operating a multi-million dollar bulk liquid handling and storage terminal m Jurong invites applications for the position of: PLANT ENGINEER Duties Responsibilities: To supervise the design and construction of new storage tanks, piping, pumping and related facilities. To co-ordinate
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        295 1 K'I'TJl LAM SOON ■KMT ENGINEERING PTE LTD :p:i IO ITC or equivalent. I 3-4 years working experience m mould HI 111 designing. J IsiS ITC or equivalent. 11l 3-4 years working experience m tool die I 111 ill] designing. j I ITC/NTC 2 m metal machining or its 111 111
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        218 1 [HONG LEO NG INDUSTRIES^! i MANUFACTURING LIMITED I (A MEMBER OF THE HONG LEONG GROUP) M We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of:PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (Concrete Division) QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE Technician Diploma m Civil Engineering Some working experience m a supervisory position, m Civil Engineering and/or site construction work.
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        276 1 f34KaiT£ S£A BAKELITE S.E.A-, a division of BP Singapore Pte Ltd, manufacturing copper- clad industrial laminates, invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: ASSISTANT ENGINEER (Electronics) The Job: The Assistant Engineer reports to the Plant Engineer and is responsible for maintenance and reliability of all electronic control
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        291 2 APPOINTMENTS I OTRONR Member of the Dovechem Group I Otrona, a local computer manufacturing company I invites applications for following posts: x!^k I R D ENGINEERS j We need innovative and energetic graduates m electronics or electrical engineering, with at least two years' experience m R D/design m the computer
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        405 2 PRODUCT GROUP MANAGER WEL^ Fast Moving Consumer Products ($40,000 $50,000 per annum) OUR CLIENT is a highly successful company involved m the manufacture, marketing and distribution of well-known brands of fast-moving consumer products. The company wishes to appoint an experienced marketing person for the newly created position of Product Group
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        193 2 |B^Sktti%Fxectjtl?^ POWER TOOLS I We have an immediate vacancy for a top-flight Marketing Executive to head our Power Tools Department The principal duty would be the promotion of our established range of power tools and associated equipment Other related duties would include stocks and debtors control supervision of sales staff
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        292 3 SPECIAL ONE-DAY 5-SHOW 1 PRE-RELEASE PREMIERE at CAPITOL: TODAY (*****59) 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 9 J5 Circle $3.50 Stalls $2.50 No Free List H Music By I f}\^J^^^^9^ 6^*l BLONDIE QUEEN \H^mLj}£jy &*<£**/ \W P FOREIGNER 10CC g PRETENDERS' THE POLICE m I KOOL THE GANG cr c sJ&SP H
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        239 3 i 1 House of Turkey Pakistan Carpets B i lKj^ COCKTAIL LOUNGE JR lBlBBBBaBlaBBinl&^ >;^BBfc ■kSIBBk^ BbP JP'i Yangtze r^. I i < ;IU Ui I i] VA Vi urTfcTjTTTT^ i M 7 L r«TTI7Jp I lorn. 3°o D 3a 3 y 0 5 7 h :°sl 9 30p m
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        556 3 ft i < j&ttS^ üBS Thursday Buffet Luncheon Show at Cairnhill coffee garden Date: 14th April 1983 Price: $14 Buffet lunch: 12 noon Showtime: 1.15pm Models Dy Elsa Yeo Model Agency Outfits by. Belle De Bella (By Pan Fashion Pte Ltd) Hair- style by: Hair' em Hair- styling Team Make-up
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        377 3 BEST PICTURE I 8 4 O ACADEMY^ ©AWARDS I 8 i\ BEST ACTOR Ben Kingsley 8 S BEST DIRECTOR Richard Anenborough O GANDHI Q His triumph changed the world forever. r^ O RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH'S FILM -GANDHI" Q 0 S.i-rmsBENKINGSLEY^'UM.h.in* /•'S X 8@) GEE 001^5^580] (9>Tj&p£i|y|S! ODEON: LAST DAY! X A
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        524 3 IgJ^CATrwi rj Due to Film s Length jK Please Note Times jC V 12.15pm. 4.00 4 B.oopm X Cosh Bookings No Free List Q Columbia's "GANDHI" Q X DRAGON FORCE X i O 35th HILARIOUS DAY' rt IX II I 30, 4. 630& 9 I spmX (J|J SHOWS 3 30.
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        Air travel has come a long way
        560 4 'Bilingualdwibahasa Youtfi\ Bdk Duiibahaja THE first aeroplane to make a successful liftoff was invented by the Wrights' brothers and m the years that followed changes and further advancement were made from a humble two-seater plane to the jumbo-sized passenger aircraft of today. In
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        Terbang jalan yg selesa
        560 4 Oleh MASITAH ZAID Men 4, Sek Men First Toa Payoh KAPALTERBANG yang pertama berjaya terbang ialah dari hasilosaha dua orang adik-beradik Wrights. Tahun demi tahun, kapalterbangm c n g a 1 ami berbagai perubahan. Dari kapalterbang yang hanya dapat memaatkan dua orang penumpang, kini terdapat kapalterbang
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        Let's team MALAY
        830 4  - Let's team MALAY Haron A. Rahman Lesson 61 A Easy Steps to Malay By BACA karangan di bawah deng&n teliti dan jawab soalansoalan yang berikutnya sebagai satu latiban: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: SIKAP tidak mengambil berat terhadap anak lelaki tetapi
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        637 4 APPOINTMENTS The fastest growing division of a leading American commodity trading house has an opening for a Ir— SENIOR TRADER THE JOB: To develop general trading items and aid m the present product lines, which include but not limited to cement, clinker, gypsum,ferti!izers,salt, grains, feeds, paraffin wax, asphalt, edible oil
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        464 4 m&L Trade S% Development JJF Board Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents for appointment to the following posts: A) SENIOR MARKET DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS Developing and implementing marketing strategies for Singapore manufactured products and services overseas. Planning and identifying products and services m Singapore for export. Conducting export
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        768 4 I Applications are invited for the following I 388 posts: Bal H 1 COMPUTER OPERATOR H 8R Qualifications and Experience: jjjJß Wm (a) 3 GCE 'O' level passes (Grade 1-6) 1 Smb including English Language wßk obtained at one sitting or equivalent; I 9B (b) Ability to type at 30
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