The Straits Times, 19 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    32 killed in US embassy blast
    550 1 Building collapses m explosion believed to have been caused by car bomb BEIRUT, Monday A POWERFUL explosion, probably caused by a car bomb, ripped through the US Embassy here today causing the collapse of the seven-storey building, killing 32 people and injuring 95 others
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    Former PM Kukrit's party takes early lead
    373 1  -  NANCY CHNG The Thai election By Our Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Monday EARLY unofficial results m the Thai general election showed the Social Action Party, as expected, taking the lead while results of voting m the provinces were still trickling m. The SAP team
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    25 disco dancers die in Seoul fire
    262 1 25 disco dancers die in Seoul fire SEOUL, Mon. Fire raged through two South Korean nightdabs early today, killing at least 25 disco dancers and injuring about 71 others. More than 15 of the dead, most of them teenagers or m their early 2«s, were found jammed m the exit
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    Warning on rumours
    66 1 Warning on rumours JAKARTA, Mon. The government warned today that anyone found to have started rumours of a devaluation of the rupiah will be arrested. The rumours set off a financial panic last week. Gen Benny Murdani, chief of the Security Agency and armed forces commander, said the armed forces
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    Soviet envoy snubs Malaysian youths
    204 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Soviet ambassador Dr B.T. Koulik cold-shoulder-ed a delegation from the Malaysian Youth Movement (MYM) and the Committee for Asean Youth Cooperation (CAYC) which went to the embassy to see him this morning. The delegation led by Mr Mohamad Tajul Rosli, the secretary-general
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    ‘we will work closely with Ong’
    643 1  - ‘we will work closely with Ong’ IVAN LIM Old Guard leaders also pledge to help professionals By Our Labour Correspondent THE Old Guard leaders of the National Trades Union Congress have pledged to work closely with secretary-general-desig-nate Ong Teng Cheong to build on the achievements of out-going labour chief Lim
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    These terms should not have been introduced
    557 1  -  JUNE TAN Tirst language' and 'second language' SAYS MAJOR FONG By Our Education Reporter THE mother tongue is no less important than English and must not be downgraded by insensitive labelling that accords it "second language" status. In the Singapore context, where English
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    Lock icon Viets battle DK forces near border
    438 1 Viets battle DK forces near border BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAMESE forces and resistance groups were engaged m heavy fighting today m areas of western Cambodia opposite the huge refugee camps at Nong Samet and Ban San-Ngae, north of the major Thai border town of Aranyaprathet, Thai military intelligence sources said today.
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      Lock icon SAP WINS 4 PROVINCES
      34 1 BANGKOK, Mon. The Social Action Party (SAP) captured four of the country's 73 provinces ip the general election, according to radio and party officials at midnight. AFP SEE THIS PAGE
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      41 1 BEDUTT, Mon. Forty dead have already been dug oat from the rabble of the US Embassy here, after a car bomb exploded Inside the grounds, the Christian Voice of Lebanon Radio reported. AFP SEE THIS PAGE 4li X
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      152 1 Rolex created the world's first truly waterproof watchcase. 58 pages today Woman accused of stealing $83,000 from savings bank Page 11 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,5,7 CAUSEWAY 12 EDITORIAL 16 LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22 CLASSIFIEDS 23-36 RACING 37 SPORTS 38, 39 OUTLOOK 2 COMICS 19, 11 RADIO
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      711 2 Hazy days ahead IF YOU looked out of your flat early yesterday morning, you would have seen less of Singapore than on the previous six days. The haze had brought visibility down to one kilometre, according to the Changi Meteorological Station. But by noon yesterday, the haze had thinned
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      Comment
      151 2 COMMENT THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THEIR responsibilities as citizens and members of the community aside, doctors have the same role m society as they always did healing the sick and tending to their health needs. As m any other profession, there are the good, the bad and the indifferent. Bat
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      SPORTS
      324 2 High hopes on hurdler HURDLER Seah Soo Lye appears to be Singapore's best athletics medal prospect for the SEA Games from May 28-June 6. In announcing the 65 names last night, the Amateur Athletic Association was generally pessimistic. Said secretary Leslie Shepnerdson: Three-quarters of the squad have improved on
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      219 2 SKILLS FUND PROVIDING SUPPORT TO NEW HOTELS NEW HOTELS opening m the next few years can count on receiving financial support from the Skills Development Fund. But first, they will have to identify their manpower and training needs. To jolt them into action, SDF and the Singapore Hotel
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      BACKGROUND
      55 2 AID FOR INVENTORS SOME creative individuals m America have all the luck. Cash awards dished out by the Mac Arthur Foundation, founded by a billionaire, relieve them of the stress of having to work for a living m the hope that they may work for nobler ends with even
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      639 2 Military allays fears THAILAND'S armed forces have tried to dispel fears of a military coup after yesterday's general election. "Everybody wants this country to have democratic rule and therefore must support the new government so that it may last its full fouryear term," Supreme commander Gen Saiyud
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      SECTION 2
      305 2 Comparing notes THE visit last week of the Hongkong Philharmonic Orchestra sparked comparisons with our own professional symphony, the SSO. While there must obviously be differences, there are also many similarities. PATRICIA WEI compares their histories, activities, problems and triumphs. The Hongkong Philharmonic, with 40 players, turned professional
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      211 2 Gambling ban off A FEDERAL government ban on Malaysian Muslims gambling at the Genting Highland casino has been lifted, following a controversy over state and federal jurisdiction, officials m Kuala Lumpur said yesterday. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the ban, imposed on Friday, could
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      SECTION 3
      144 2 (Spore edition) Chinese coins CHINA is one of the earliest users of gold and silver coins. The Qin-type round bronze coin with a square hole m the centre was the most popular form of currency throughout China's history. It was used for 2,100 years from the Qin dynasty
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  • AROUND THE WORLD...focus on the Thai election
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      Lock icon The men who hold the power
      40 3 The men who hold the power THAI soldiers, who hold the key to power m their country, queued yesterday to cast their votes for a new House of Representatives which will, m turn, choose Thailand's Prime Minister. AP picture. AP
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      Record number of candidates
      72 3 A RECORD 1,880 candidates are contesting Thailand's general election today, the 15th since the abolition of absolute monarchy m 1932. There are 324 seats m the elected Lower House of Representatives, 23 more than at the time of the last election on April 22, 1979. The
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      Social Action Party
      52 3 FORMER Premier Kukrit Pramoj, 72, leads SAP, the largest party with 70 MPs m the last Parliament and a partner m the ruling coalition. SAP is fielding 255 candidates. The party wants an infusion of funds for rural development and has also promised free medical treatment for
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      Democrat Party
      56 3 FOURTH-strongest m the last Parliament with 31 seats, it is also the country's oldest party and was founded 37 years ago. It is fielding 1% candidates, the secondlargest number this time. Led by business tycoon Bhichai Rattakul, the party's platform includes the upgrading of the Labour Department to
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      Chart Thai
      34 3 RANKED no. 2 m the last Parliament, Chart Thai, a business-oriented party, has 194 candidates and a policy emphasising generous tax incentives. Party leader is industrialist Pramarn Adireksarn, a former defence minister.
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      Prachakorn (Thai Citizens') Party
      53 3 LED BY rightist Samak Sundaravej, Prachakorn Thai had 32 MPs m the last Parliament and has a 183-candidate contingent for this general election. Party policy aims to bridge class gaps, ensure respect of private property, stamp out crime, corruption and drugs and boost the role of
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      National Democratic Party
      128 3 LEADING the right-of-centre NDP is former premier Kriangsak Chomanan, 66, who champions two major aims: The promotion of private investment and of land ownership for farmers. Fielding the fifth-largest group of candidates (151), the NDP hopes for strong representation m the next Parliament. The five major groups
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      Lock icon Military assures Thais of democracy
      211 3 BANGKOK, Monday THAILAND'S armed forces have tried to dispel fears of a military coup after today's general election. Supreme commander Gen Saiyud Kerdphol said on the eve of the poll that the military would not turn the tables on the politicians after the voting. "Everybody
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      Lock icon Kukrit asks Prem to lead another coalition team
      339 3 Kukrit asks Prem to lead another coalition team BANGKOK, Mon. The leader of Thailand's largest political party, Mr Kukrit Pramoj, has asked Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda to lead another coalition government as polling ended m today's general election. Mr Kukrit said that he had asked General Prem because his Social
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      Lock icon SHOTS NEAR POLLING BOOTH
      100 3 SHOTS NEAR POLLING BOOTH BANGKOK, Mon. Thai army and Interior Ministry officials today said Cambodia-based Vietnamese troops fired small arms near a polling booth In south-east-ern Thailand. The alleged incident took place near a polling station m a border village m Khlong Yai district, about two hoars after polls opened
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      10 parties face being struck off the rolls
      155 3 BANGKOK, Monday TEN registered political parties, including the National Democratic Party of former prime minister Gen Kriangsak Chomanan, may be dissolved after the general election, leaving Thailand with only four parties. The four are the Social Action Party, Democrat Party, Chart Thai
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      Chronology of main events in past decade
      417 3 OCTOBER 1973: Studentled demonstrations ended 10-year military rule of Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn, who had refused to yield to demands for a more democratic constitution. JANUARY 1875: General election held under new constitution led to Mr Kukrit Pramoj being appointed prime minister the
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      Lock icon 185 debtors in Japan commit suicide
      107 4 TOKYO, Men. At least 185 Japanese have committed suicide this year because they could not pay debts to loan sharks. The Asahl Shim bun newspaper, after a survey, said today that In the past five years, debt suicides had spread from the big cities
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      Hawke acts against rebel trade unions
      379 4  -  LIM SAY BOON Government to back measures against disruptive work bans By Our Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Mon. Australia's recently elected Labour Prime Minister, Mr Bob Hawke, has started moving against rebel trade unions for work bans which are holding up an estimated 150 property
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      Lock icon China opts out of two pre-Olympic events in protest
      114 4 China opts out of two pre-Olympic events in protest COLORADO SPRINGS (Colorado), Mon. China will not send athletes to compete m pre-Olympic cycling and swimming events this summer m an apparent protest against the United States' decision to grant asylum to lft-year-old Chinese tennis player Hu Na. The cables said
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        Lock icon Orders for Asean
        66 4 BUSINESSMEN IN Western Australia had placed orders for goods worth more than A5500,000 (*****,000) when the Third Asean Trade Fair ended m Perth over the weekend, it was announced on Sunday. There were orders for clothing, food, coffee, paper products, electronic and sporting goods. Products were displayed
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        Lock icon Cattle imports halt
        64 4 FACED WITH reduced foreign exchange resources due to dwindling exports, the Indonesian government has decided to stop cattle imports for the time being. The temporary stoppage starting this year applies to all cattle varieties, including beef, dairy and breeder cattle, Junior Minister of Increased Livestock and Fishery
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        Lock icon New homes for 160
        69 4 MORE THAN 160 Amerasian children and their relatives are scheduled to leave Vietnam for new homes m the United States on April 28. This is the sixth airlift of these children of American fathers and Vietnamese mothers, a US Embassy official said m Bangkok yesterday. The
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        Lock icon Escap's call to Asia
        95 4 A UNITED Nations regional organisation, m a survey released m Bangkok, has called on developing Asian countries to review their defence spending, which, it said, was a particularly significant drain on their development resources. The UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap)
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      Lock icon $1.2 b aid under review
      102 4 CANBERRA, Mon. The Australian government has begun a major review of its A$7M million (551.28 billion) assistance to developing countries. Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Hayden announced. Mr Hayden said yesterday that the current level of overseas aid represented "a sizable commitment" of government resources, and
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      Lock icon Australia assures China of 'modest aid' to Vietnam
      234 4 CANBERRA, Monday AUSTRALIA today assured China that any aid to Vietnam would be of a humanitarian nature and modest m scope. Foreign Minister Bill' Hayden said: "It certainly would not be anything that could m any way contribute to or support or
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      Lock icon Dockworkers in Japan on 24-hour strike
      229 4 Dockworkers in Japan on 24-hour strike TOKYO, Mon. Dockworkers launched a 24--hour strike at Japan's major ports today to back demands for job security threatened by increasing containerisation, a trade union spokesman said. The spokesman for the 60,000-strong National Council of Harbour Workers' Unions said there would also be walkouts
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      Lock icon Indian bandit queen gets three years' jail
      142 4 NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian bandit queen Phoolan Dcvi, who surrendered to police two months ago, pleaded guilty to relatively minor charges and was sentenced to three years' imprisonment. The United News of India, reporting from Bhind, said that special judge A. K. Jain
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Soviet pact offer
        63 5 THE SOVIET Union has offered China an agreement guaranteeing non-use of nuclear weapons, a senior Japanese Foreign Ministry official, quoting a Soviet deputy minister, told Parliament m Tokyo yesterday. Mr Yoshiya Kato, director-general of the Foreign Ministry's European affairs bureau, said Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa
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        Lowest in 10 years
        80 5 CONSUMER PRICE inflation m Western industrialised countries averaged 5.7 per cent m the 12 months to February, its lowest level for 10 years, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said m Paris yesterday. In the year to January, the figure was 5.9 per cent; one
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        Lock icon Opec meet agenda
        67 5 INTERNAL DISPUTES among the 13 members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and the impact of non-Opec production on world oil prices are expected to dominate a special Opec meeting which opened m London yesterday. The meeting was led by United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mana
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        Lock icon Missing gold bars
        72 5 A SHIPMENT said to contain 46 gold bars bound for New York disappeared on a Scandinavian Airlines System flight from South America to Denmark, the airline said m Copenhagen yesterday. Security manager Joergen Geltzer said the cargo worth 5.2 million kroner (about Ssl.2 million) has been missing
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        Lock icon Lebanon protests
        55 5 THE LEBANESE government was reported yesterday to have complained to US presidential envoy Philip Habib about newly-built Israeli airstrips m Lebanese territory. The independent Beirut newspaper AnNahar and the leftist As-Safir said Lebanon has expressed apprehension that such airfields indicated Israel did not plan an early withdrawal of
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      Lock icon Robot that's a dog's best friend
      53 5 ARGON, a walking and talking robot, takes Penny tor a walk around the streets of Hammersmith m London. The robot and the dog were doing their bit to promote "Pets are Good for People" at Britain's largest veterinary congress, which began recently at the
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      Lock icon France to stop centralised clearance of VCRs soon
      216 5 France to stop centralised clearance of VCRs soon PARIS, Monday FRANCE will soon stop centralising Customs clearance of video-cassette recorders (VCRs) at Poitiers m central France, Trade and Tourism Minister Edith Cresson said here yesterday. The centralisation, which has slowed down the entry of about 200,000 Japanesemade VCRs into the
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      Lock icon 1 out of 5 say 'no' to a black president poll
      142 5 1 out of 5 say 'no' to a black president poll WASHINGTON, Mon. Nearly one out of five American voters would refuse to support a black candidate for the presidency of the United States, according to an opinion poll published yesterday. Twenty-nine per cent would refuse to vote for a
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      Lock icon Police fail to stop Solidarity demo
      94 5 Police fail to stop Solidarity demo WARSAW, Mon. Police failed to stop a Solidarity demonstration at the Warsaw Ghetto Monument as more than I,WMJ people honoured the heroes of the Jewish uprising against the Nazis 40 years ago. The growing crowd was heading for a monument when police, using bullhorns,
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      Lock icon Andropov faces internal strife
      434 5 MOSCOW, Mon FIVE months after taking over as Communist Party chief, Mr Yuri Andropov is meeting stiff challenges from the Brezhnev political machine led by Kremlin ideologist Konstantin Chernenko, Soviet sources say. The latest and strongest signal of divisiveness and infighting within the ruling politburo, the
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      Lock icon Soviets threaten tit-for-tat action on Nato plan
      204 5 Soviets threaten tit-for-tat action on Nato plan WASHINGTON, Mon. A Soviet diplomat yesterday said that Moscow might deploy new medium-range nuclear missiles "that can reach the territory of the United States" if Washington deployed new missiles m Europe as planned. However, Mr Victor Isakov, minister-counsellor of the Soviet embassy, disputed
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      Lock icon Israelis placed on alert
      246 7 More Soviet muscle m Syria WASHINGTON, Mon. Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Arens said today his forces were on high alert over the increasing Soviet presence m Syria and were prepared for possible hostile action against Israel and Lebanon. The considerable Soviet presence m Syria, including new
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      Lock icon 200-year old French gold watch among items stolen
      147 7 200-year old French gold watch among items stolen TEDS gold pocket watch, from the Marie Antoinette period (1755--93), was among the items stolen from' the Institute for Islamic Art m Jerusalem on Friday. And m London, the Islamic Arts Foundation yesterday called for an international inquiry into the US$4 million
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      Lock icon Israel must make a gesture, says Egypt
      192 7 NEW YORK, Mon. The Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) will let Jordan enter negotiations under President Ronald Reagan's Middle East peace plan if Israel freezes its settlements m the occupied territories, Egypt's Ambassador to the United States, Mr Ashraf Ghorbal, said yesterday. Mr Ghorbal
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      Lock icon Iraq claims it sank four 'enemy’ ships
      205 7 Iraq claims it sank four 'enemy’ ships BAGHDAD, Mon THE Iraqi navy sank four enemy ships m a five-hour battle near the Iranian gulf port of Bandar Khomeiny yesterday, an Iraqi High Command communique said. The communique did not identify the ships and gave no further details of the action,
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      Lock icon Kabul claims major success
      37 7 NEW DELHI. Mon. The Soviet-backed Afghan regime claimed a major success against anti-communist guerillas yesterday. It said its security forces wiped out a guerilla group outside the remote northern city of Shiberghan. AP
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    Hazy days ahead
    381 8  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA By But look out for isolated showers IF YOU looked out of your flat early yesterday morning, you would have seen less of Singapore than on the previous six days. The haze had brought visibility down to one kilometre, according to a reading taken at
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    Major Fong's Singlish jokes make a point about English
    335 8 DP YOU read this story of a parking attendant without blushing, you may have missed the joke altogether. It may also mean you are a victim of Singapore English, better known as Singlish. Test yourself: In the old days, a parking
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    Four raft it out for adventure and charity
    299 8  - Four raft it out for adventure and charity RONNIE WAI By FOUR young reservists are now roughing it out on a make-shift raft to prove one thing that adventure and charity can sail together. Led by 23-year-old Wee Soon Heng, the four will sail round Singapore island to raise money
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    CJ turns down appeal by three
    201 8 CJ turns down appeal by three THREE men who caused the death of a taxi driver had their appeals against eight years' imprisonment dismissed yesterday. Chief Justice Wee Chong Jin told Tan Eng Kiak, 22, Jalal bin Mohamad, 26, and Selamat bin Saripin, 22, that, m the court's opinion, the
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    New link by 1986
    73 8 A 2,500 nautical mile submarine cable will link Singapore with Indonesia and Australia by the middle of 1986. A memorandum of understanding was signed by the three countries on April 5. This will be the second submarine cable link between Singapore and Indonesia. The Singapore-Jakarta-Perth cable
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    Lock icon Walkabout catches up with the times
    115 8 PHOTO by IT'S a far cry from the days when the public gathered around blaring wayang speakers. At the weekend walkabout of Buona Vista and Alexandra constituencies by Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong, officials turned to new technology to reach out
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    Handbook tells of reservists' rights and duties
    137 8 Handbook tells of reservists' rights and duties NATIONAL servicemen who have completed their full-time stint can now refer to a revised edition of the Reservists' Handbook which details their rights, liabilities and responsibilities as reservists. The full-colour book, m English and Chinese, also explains the need for reservists to treat
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    Doctors take a hard look at their job
    628 9  -  NANCY KOH Thought-provoking questions and topics at SMA convention By HEALER or villain? Pill pedlar or health educator? God or physician? These questions provoked much thought at the 14th Singapore Medical Association national convention over the weekend. With the imminent launching of
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    Private airing of views on National Health Plan
    266 9 Private airing of views on National Health Plan it was to challenge his listeners to put aside their stethoscopes to think of their moral responsibility. "If our professional ethics have suffered brain stem death, then the annual ventilation of SMA lectures will not keep off the stench of dissolution," he
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    China's oilmen to meet officials
    227 9  -  RONNIE LIM By Our Energy Correspondent TOP officials of the visiting China Petroleum Processing Corp and Petrochemical Corp of Singapore will meet tomorrow. The meeting could prelude dealings between the two m future, including purchase of Chinese naphtha for the Singapore project, and sale of
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    Taste of Orchard Road
    172 9 WHEN the manager of Seng Ho beer garden m Ang Mo Kio opened these beach umbrellas last month, the heat wave was furthest from his mind. The umbrellas are inside the shop, manager Ong Meng Hwa said, to give customers that feeling of sipping coffee, drinking
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    19 bosses ordered to pay up
    163 10  -  GERRY DE SILVA By THE Ministry of Labour has taken action against errant bosses who have not stuck to their job agreements with foreign labourers. It has ordered 19 employers to back-pay wages withheld since the beginning of the year. The action involves 95
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    Civil defence drill by night
    262 10 RESIDENTS m Block 13, York Hill, off Chin Swee Road, turned off their television sets to watch a real-life show last week. The actors m this case were civil defence reservists and volunteers. The drama a demonstration on rescue and evacuation during a big fire
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    Plumbers must register, says ministry
    175 10 Plumbers must register, says ministry ONLY registered sanitary plumbers are allowed to do sanitary plumbing works such as alteration of sewer and drainage lines, said the Environment Ministry m the latest government gazette. It has called plumb- ers to take oral exams i to be conducted m June and July
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    Man fined $6,000 for CBT while guarantor
    174 10 BUSINESSMAN Teng Kok Ge, 45, who misappropriated $20,000 while he was a guarantor for three Indonesian students, was yesterday fined $6,000 after he made full restitution. Teng pleaded guilty a month ago to two counts of criminal breach of trust of the money
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    Fish prices drop
    286 10 FISH cost less but some vegetables cost more last week. Prices of tenggiri and selar fell by 30 cents and 40 cents to $6.70 and $3 a kg respectively. Kembong cost 10 cents less at $3.35 a kg and red snapper, five cents less at $2.60 a
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    Beware of cheats, banks warned
    139 10 BANQUE Nationale de Paris has warned other banks to be careful when they negotiate letters of credit with firms. The warning was issued through the Association of Banks m Singapore which was told by BNP that on March 23, a firm had wanted to negotiate
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    Yock Suan leads team to Escap session
    113 10 THE Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee Yock Suan, is leading Singapore's delegation to the 39th session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap). The delegation to the session, to be held m Bangkok from
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      713 10 THE jW@\KENING It has arrived m the quiet of the night— when roads are dulled with the endless flow of make-believe "sports -coupes" whilst a handful of people m Singapore await restlessly for new blood. Undisguised, it has arrived to take its place as one of the fastest cars Singapore
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    HAWKER HOTLINE
    77 11 WITH the licence fees for hawker stalls increased since April 1, Singaporeans will be watching the prices at their favourite food stalls, while the hawkers will want to have their say as well. If you have any views, just ring The Straits Times-Shin Mm Hawker Hotline at *****72
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    Price increase will hit many who rely on hawker food
    365 11 Price increase will hit many who rely on hawker food SINGAPOREANS have no choice, but to depend on hawkers for much of their meals and, as one consumer put it, any price increase would be of "great concern" to people. Several readers yesterday told Hawker Hotline that working couples were
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    Police urge learner motorcyclists to turn up for tests
    144 11 POLICE are urging learner motorcyclists to go for their tests on the dates allocated. In a statement yesterday, the Traffic Police said a number of learners did not turn up for the tests. If these learners fail to take at least
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    Woman on $83,000 POSB theft charge
    343 11 Accused of stealing from automated teller A 21- YEAR-OLD woman yesterday went on trial for stealing $83,600 from a Post Office Savings Bank automated teller machine (ATM). Teo Chui Har, a former POSB senior computer operator, allegedly stole the money from the ATM kiosk
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    Case hits out at special offers that aren't there
    358 11 SOME stores have been offering below-cost bargains to entice and then deceive shoppers, the Consumers Association of Singapore said m the March issue of its Consumer Bulletin. Consumers who go to take advantage of these bargains or loss leaders as they
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    Woman's face scorched at salon
    119 11 Woman's face scorched at salon A WOMAN walked eat with a glamorous head of carls and a searched face from a hairdressing salon recently. According to her, the incident occurred becaase of careless handling of chemicals by the hairdresser who attended to her. "Furthermore, the hairdresser ignored her call for
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      Lock icon Berjasa in disarray as leader bows out
      203 12 KOTA BARU, Mon. Datuk Mohamad Nasir withdrew his nomination as president of the Berjasa Party at its third convention here early yesterday, throwing the meeting into a flurry over the issue of succession. While some delegates wanted the post to be filled through
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      Lock icon Junior doctors to send memo
      141 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Junior doctors at the General Hospital here have decided to submit a memorandum on their salary to the Public Services Tribunal. The memorandum is expected to be ready by the end of this week. A spokesman for the junior doctors said the
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      Lock icon Probe on $44,000 loss at bank
      111 12 KOTA BAKU, Mon. Police are Investigating the loss of more than $44,tM at Bank Bnmlpntra here last Thursday. Bank manager Hamirudin Che Hassan said an Education Department employee had handed over the money with two pay-in slips to a supervisor of the bank at
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      139 12 DHAKA, Mon. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad arrived here today on a four-day official visit for talks with Bangladesh's military ruler General Hussain Mohammad Ershad on bilateral relations and international issues. The first round of talks between Dr Mahathir and Gen Ershad
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      Casino ban lifted
      339 12 Final decision to be made by Pahang religious council next month KUALA LUMPUR, Monday A FEDERAL government ban imposed last Friday stopping Malaysian Muslims from gambling m the Genting Highland casino has been lifted following a controversy over state and federal jurisdiction, officials said today. Prime Minister
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      Lock icon Malay publishers to get all government jobs from now on
      237 12 Malay publishers to get all government jobs from now on KUALA LUMPUR, Monday ALL government agencies must give their publishing contracts to Malay publishers registered with the Ministry of Finance. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah said a directive to this effect was issued recently. The directive, he said, was m
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      63 12 MALACCA, Mon. Malacca may have to start water rationing if no rain falls within the next two weeks, Chief Minister Datuk Abdul Rahim Thamby Chik said yesterday. He said the water level at the Durian Tunggal dam had dropped to 1.98 m from 2.44 m. If
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      67 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Security officials m Sarawak today declared a 24--hour curfew m two districts to let army patrols round up an estimated 1M communist guerillas believed operating there, the national news agency, Bernama, reported. It quoted a statement by the Rajang Security Command saying the
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    It was Hoe's decision to cover up murder, says Lim
    3466 14  -  BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA By and 4 Counsel: "Then you made them sip the python's blood after slitting its throat?" Lim: "Yes. But I didn't sip, I drank it." Counsel: "What was the purpose of all this?" lim: "You have
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    477 16 The Staits Times says.... Carry on doctors, but... THE theme chosen for the Singapore Medical Association's 14th national convention was timely enough. With criticisms against doctors coming from all sides and seemingly increasing, there was an obvious need for medical practitioners to sit down together and appraise their role m
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    L1 and L2:
    3379 16 How they came about There are enough contro--9 versies over whether the language has actually deteriorated or is developing on its own momentum into what a some would call Singlish. 4 The old concept of education was simply a matter of literacy, numeracy and moral lessons. The
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      Training managers to handle staff more effectively
      662 17 I REFER to your editorial "Go beyond traditional IR" (ST, April 13) on the Industrial Relations Programme 1983 to be organised by the Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF). You are quite right about the need for managers to be better-trained m industrial relations
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      What goes on between doctor and patient is personal
      190 17 What goes on between doctor and patient is personal ALTHOUGH I do not belong to the medical profession I disagree with the suggestions made by "AIS" m the letter "Itemised medical bills will show up wrong-doing." (ST, April 9). That doctors do not like to disclose the details on their
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      What happens when subsidies are ended?
      196 17 What happens when subsidies are ended? IN your article "Chok Tong wins disciples at forum" (Sunday Times, April 17), Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong was reported as saying that subsidies for Class "C" hospital beds will remain until 1990 less than seven years away. Are we to
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      Let us help keep this park clean
      119 17 IT'S delightful to know that Ang Mo Kio New Town will have its second park soon. Before we look forward to this new park, however, let us look at conditions m the first park. I went strolling there for the first time recently
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      693 18  -  CLIFFORD MAY Mac Arthur award: To help budding thinkers and researchers to pursue their work without worrying about money By FOR Leslie Maron Silko, a novelist, it meant having the time to work on a book that she hopes will appeal less to scholars than to
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      Winners' comments
      411 18 Douglas Osherof l, 37, physicist "WHAT you have to realise is that if someone is really successful and doing what he does best, the prize won't have an immediate impact," said Douglas Osheroff, 37, a research scientist with Bell Laboratories m New Jersey. "Certainly there are some people
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      Sponsor's views
      72 18 NORTON KAY, a spokeman of the John and Catherine Mac Arthur Foundation, said: "It's still too early to make any kind of estimate as to success. We like what we see so far, but we'll do some more evaluating down the road with outside consultants." He added "at
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      Lock icon Trademark snags in Japan
      704 18 It is common for Japa- nese companies to own foreign trademarks without authorisation from the overseas company. TOKYO When the McDonald's hamburger chain arrived m Japan m 1971, one of the last things company executives expected was trouble with its famous trademarks. The McDonald's Corp had
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        United Plantations
        73 19 UNITED Plantations Bhd has reported group after-tax profits of M 519.57 million (M 521.7 million) on group turnover of M 585.1 million (M 587.6 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. The company itself made after-tax profits of M 519.34 million (M 519.88 million) on turnover of
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        New Serendah Rubber
        50 19 THE New Serendah Rubber Company Bhd has reported after-tax profits of M 51.59 million (M 52.05 million) on turnover of M 58.53 million (M 59.45 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. The company is recommending a final dividend of 7/2 cents per share less tax,
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        Menang profits up
        56 19 MENANG Corporation (M) Bhd has reported after-tax profits of M 513.21 million (M 512.3 million) on turnover of M 558.89 million (M 520.64 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. There were extraordinary losses of M 55.6 million. Directors are recommending a first and final dividend
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        75 19 NEW YORK, Mon. United States commercial ana industrial loans rose US$B74 million (Ssl.B billion) to U*****.48 billion m the week ended April 6. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said that excluding bankers' acceptances, loans m the latest week rose US$Bl9 million to U*****.56 billion,
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        Lock icon Discussing new credit
        68 19 BASLE, Mon. A possible new bridging loan from the Bank for International Settlements to Hungary is under discussion. A spokesman for the BIS declined to comment on the matter, while m Zurich, a Swiss National Bank spokesman also declined to comment, referring inquiries to the BIS. They
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        Lock icon Reynolds optimistic
        67 19 RICHMOND (Virginia), Mon. Reynolds Metals Co, which reported first-quarter losses, said it expects improved results over the remainder of the year if business activity continues to strengthen. The company, however, did not say when it would report profits. It had reported losses of U5552.4 million (Ssllo million) or
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        Lock icon Krugerrand sales up
        58 19 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Krugerrand sales rose to 602,234 ounces m March from February's 256,359 ounces, but stayed below March 1982's 664,335 ounces. International Gold Corp (Intergold) said this brought international sales for the first quarter of this year to about 1.32 million ounces compared with about 1.35 million
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        Lock icon Spain seeks Eurocredit
        58 19 MADRID, Mon. Spain is seeking a US$5OO million (551.05 billion) Eurocredit, its third venture into the Euromarkets this year. A spokeswoman for the Economy, Commerce and Finance Ministry said the terms of the operation could be finalised by the end of May. Spain is also raising US$2OO
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        67 19 LOS ANGELES, Mon. Atlantic Richfield Co said an offering of US$2OO million (Ss42o million) of its 11 per cent debentures, due 2013, was made through an underwriting group represented by Salomon Brothers Inc and Merrill Lynch White Weld Capital Markets group. The debentures were priced at 100
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        84 19 HANOVER, Mon. France is discussing possible changes m the 26 per cent stake m Olivetti held by the state-controlled CII Honeywell-Bull group. Mr Jean Claude Hirel, director of the electronics department m the French Industry Ministry, said discussions centred on whether another French company could enter some
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      Hotel Properties falls short of profits forecast
      318 19 Hotel Properties falls short of profits forecast AN INCREASE m property tax charges has pushed the group pretax profits of Hotel Properties slightly below its forecast made when it sought a listing on the stock exchange last June. Group pretax earnings stood at $9.32 million for the year ended Dec
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      489 19 NEW YORK, Mon. At the Citibank office at West 72nd Street and Broadway, people with less than US$5,OOO (S$10,500) m their bank accounts do not have to complain about waiting m line to see a teller they are not allowed m
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      Skills fund to provide support for new hotels
      402 19  -  JUDITH HALE By NEW hotels opening m the next few years can count on receiving tremendous financial support from the Skills Development Fund. But first, they will have to identify their manpower and training needs. To jolt them into action, SDF and
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      Team to attend retail convention in Tokyo
      311 19 THE first Asian retail convention to be held m Tokyo later this month is "very timely" for Singapore because of the growth and upgrading of the retail sector here. The president of the Singapore Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Mr Lim
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      374 19 Kuwait passes Bill to help solve stock exchange crisis KUWAIT, Mon. After the longest session m its history, the National Assembly of Kuwait approved a Bill which would affect changes m the commercial code to help speed up a solution to the country's US$94 billion (Ssl97 billion) stock exchange crisis.
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      Lock icon Nestle chalks up record group profits
      174 19 VEVEY (Switzerland), Mon. Nestle SA said its profits rose above the one billion-Swiss franc (551.02 billion) level for the first time m 1982, allowing it to raise dividend and to make provisions for risks. It reported a 14 per cent rise m group net
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      Paramount Corp cushioned by property division
      326 22 PARAMOUNT Corporation's property activities provided the main cushion against the poorer results turned m by its traditional rice milling and plantation divisions and the poor underwriting results of its insurance associate last year. For the year ended Dec 31, 1982, the group's property subsidiary,
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      Seacorp trading profits 19pc higher
      201 22 SOUTH-EAST Asia Development Corporation has reported a 19 per cent rise m group pretax trading profits to M 510.04 million for the year ended Jan 31, 1983. Group turnover jumped 26 per cent to M 520.14 billion. The performance was m line with its earlier
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      Shing Loong pretax earnings 34pc higher
      367 22 SHING Loong Finance, the wholly owned finance arm of Keppel Shipyard, has turned m commendable maiden earnings for 1982. The company, which was granted a licence to operate as a full-fledged financial institution m late 1981, reported a sharp 34 per cent increase m
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      Malaysian Textile in tie-up talks
      148 22 Malaysian Textile in tie-up talks MALAYSIAN Textile Industries Bhd has held discussions with other textile companies over forming "a more economic unit to survive the depressed period." This was stated m MTl's reply to a Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange query on a report m the Malaysian Business Times on Thursday
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      French firm rewards its clients with tour
      463 22  -  SALMA KHALIK By A GROUP of 250 French businessmen and professionals are m Singapore on an "incentive" tour. The trip, which includes Singapore, Bangkok, Hongkong and Guangzhou, is organised by Mazda, a French commercial lighting company. But the participants on the tour are
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      Takeover bid for ailing IMT is off
      297 22 Takeover bid for ailing IMT is off THE Megat-Mah bid to take over ailing IndiaMalaysia Textiles (IMT) is off. A terse announcement by financial adviser Amanah Chase Merchant Bank said the deal, involving the sale of 2.9 million IMT shares between the Birla Group of India and Mr Megat Naimuddin
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      338 22 LONDON, Mon. Lloyds Bank and the monetary analysts Maxwell Stamp Associates have both forecast another realignment of currencies m the European Monetary System (EMS). Lloyds Bank said this would take place m the final quarter of this year, with the German Deutschemark and Dutch
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      Lock icon India eases rules on licensing to raise production
      294 22 India eases rules on licensing to raise production NEW DELHI, Mon. Foreign companies and the so-called Indian "monopoly" business houses are expected to be the main beneficiaries of the further relaxation of the Indian government's industrialisation licensing procedures aimed at raising production. A notification issued by the Ministry of Industry
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      Lock icon Action taken to stop dumping
      139 22 Action taken to stop dumping BRUSSELS, Man. Metallgesellschaft, through the Federation of European Chemical Producers, has launched an antidumping case against American, Soviet and Chinese producers of lithium hydroxide, a specialised lubricant used m the oil production industry. The case, to be investigated by the European Economic Community, provides fresh
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      KLI expects difficult year ahead
      253 19 KLI expects difficult year ahead KUALA Lumpur Industries anticipates a difficult year ahead m view of the fact that existing "difficult" economic conditions are likely to continue. XLI chairman Datuk Teh Hong Piow said m his latest annual statement that it would be prudent to preserve the existing casn resources
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      Prices higher on buying support
      550 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher on buying support m selective, moderate trading. Cold Storage rose 25 cents to $5.25, Esso 25 cents to $8.65, Oriental 33 cents to $5.15, Straits Trading 10 cents to $7.05, Oversea Chinese Banking Corp 10 cents to $11.90 and Public
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      32 19 Up Down onch Industrials 57 33 28 Finance 9 5 5 Hotels 6 4 4 Properties 6 5 1 Plantations 7 4 3 Mining 3 0 3 Deb/Loans 6 2 2
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        74 19 Dunlop Est 645 +95 Sungei Besi 700 +60 Hong Leong Ind 855 +35 Cold Storage 530 +30 Oriental Hldgs 510 +28 Amal Steel 340 +26 Esso 865 +25 Public Bank 680 +25 Tan Cbong 520 +24 Berjaya Kawat 252+23 Ulu Benut 820 +20 H Leong Credit 560 +20 S
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        17 19 N S T 985-10 ST P 1975 950 -10 Times Pub 710 -10 Shell 700 -10
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        43 19 April 15 Aprilifc BT Composite: 885.52 890.95 BT Indicator: *****5 5821$ ST Industrials: 892.61 899.2J7 ST Finance: 2227.22 2236.« ST Hotels: 1041.67 1043.52 ST Properties: 702.91 704.3? ST Minings: 236.75 238.41 ST Plantations: 996.84 1007.06 OCBC: 797.20 802.38 SES Ind: 672.11 677.^
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        27 19 I UMW 978,000 City Dcv 783,00 d UOL Warrants 689,00q Faber Merlin 579,000 Sime Darby 542,000 Total turnover: 1 4.46 m Total value: $46.11 m
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      71 19 Boosteadßhd C&C CCM +4 Cold Storage +30 Dnnloplnd +12 Esso +25 F&N Gentings Guinness Gnthrte Bhd Haw Par -2 Inchcape Bhd +8 MTC NBT +3 Nat Iron PMC -5 Pan Elec +4 Perils Plant Prima +5 Robinsons -1 3| Rothmans +1 Semb Ship +6 Sime Darby
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      Singapore closing prices
      2593 20 Adjusted it scrlp/rlghta. N Ifex-exempted dividual. ABN traded is tots «f II shares each, with the price go.ted In Mian. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL Gr'» Net IB a, Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale or- COOO) High Low 286 235 Acma 285 +5
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      Market gets a lift from Wall Street
      531 20 FAVOURABLE Wall Street Influence gave the local stock market a lift again yesterday. The Business Times Composite Index rose 5.44 points to 899.X and the Straits Times Industrial Index Improved 9.99 points to 899.27. The continuation of the uptrend was attributed mainly to
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      TURNOVER
      105 20 Closing tone: Mixed. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 12,506,000 units valued at $39,302,000. Industrials accounted for 7,272,000, finance 1,032,000, hotels 803,000, properties 1,319,000, debentures, loans and bonds 1,318,000, plantations 610,000, mining 152,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 1,954,000 units valued at
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      KLSE finishes steady
      304 20 BULLISH conditions on Wall Street continued to lift sentiment on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as share prices finished steady across a fairly wide front. Total turnover was, however, slightly lower at 7.52 million units valued at M 525.57 million compared with last Friday's 7.79 million
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      42 20 Up Down ouch Industrials 45 30 30 Finance 6 2 2 Hotels 2 0 0 Properties 4 4 0 Oil Palms 3 4 0 Tins 4 5 1 Bobbers 15 4 0 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 0 0 1
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      48 20 Dunlop Est 705+105 Public Bank 755 +45 Oriental 560 +40 M Glass 197 +36 Tan Chong 560 +30 C Storage Ltd 565 +30 H Leong Ind 920 +25 ASM 362+24 U O Bank 540 +20 N S T 1100+20 F N &10 +15 G Lumber 140 +13
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      12 20 Seacorp 915 -35 T Langat 1060 -20 Int Wood 270 -15
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      188 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Mangers' prices tor Apr II) The Commerce 3.37 3.58 The Savings Fund 1.91 2.03 Spore Prog Fund 1.48 1.57 Spore Sec. Fund 2.24 2.38 Spore Invest Fund 1.19 1.26 Spore Equity Fund 1.46 1.55 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Mwien' prices tor Apr 1») Mai Invest Fund
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      2059 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      1115 20 Goodwood Park (14.008) OUE (5358 5.408) (18) 5.40 (10) 5.40 Sealion (4.428 4.445) (3) 4.46(4) 4.44 (1) 4.42 (1) 4.42 (6) 4.448ETT (4.448) (1) 4.46 Shangri-La (520 B) (2) 520 (4) 5.15 (4) 520 CD PROPERTIES B Bay* (2328) (9) 234 (14) 238 (3) 2.34 (5) 233 (1) 231
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        272 20 PRICES yesterday fell across-the-board throughout the day with the Hang Seng index falling 26.17 points to close at 1,040.97, brokers said. HK$ Associated Hotels 2-25 Bank Of East Asia 32.00 -0.25 Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 9JBS -0.25 China Light 14.90 unch City Hotels Cross Harb Tunnel 10.90 -0.1
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        330 20 PRICES yesterday rose further as investors continued to chase stock. The All Ordinaries index closed eight points up at 574.2. Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 131 +3 A N I 238 unch A P M MB +2 Aberfoyle 710 20 Age 240 +5 Alliance Oil TO +4 Allied Mill
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        344 20 THE Tokyo stock market average yesterday rose a provisional 30.37 points to end at a record high of 8,582.53 with market sentiment encouraged by Wall Street's advance to an all-time high last Friday. Yen Allnomoto 821 -1 Akal 542 +15 Amada 8«2 +6 Asahl Chem 329 +5 Asahl Glass
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      1775 20 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. INDUBTOIAIJ) Acm» (2.80 B) AjMOMte (3.208) Aieom (2.015) (22) 2.00 (4) 2.02 (2)
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        80 21 HIGHER OFFERINGS of ore resulted m a five-cent drop m the Straits Tin price m Penang yesterday to M 531.78 a kilo from last Friday. The new price remained within the ITA lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. Some 25 per cent of the turnover was foreign ore and
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        134 21 CHINESE Prodoce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 1M kg yesterday: Cacwaat «U: 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
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        532 21 RUBBER prices m Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with May One RSS buyers quoted at 256.50 cents a kilo, up five cents from last Friday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly on higher overseas advices coupled with speculative buying and covering interest. Afternoon prices were marked up slightly
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        32 21 Rubber: April 18 Singapore: May: 256.50 cents (up 5.00 cents) Malaysia: May: 272.50 cents (up 5.50 cents) Tin: M 531.78 per kilo (down 5.00 cents) 210 tonnes (up 40 tonnes)
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        41 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on short-covering m moderate trading. In the April position, south rose Mslo to $792.50 a tonne and central $5 to $795 while May m the central gained $7.50 to $797.50.
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        250 21 THE KILOBAK market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $30,009 and closed at $30,119 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.00/442.75 (day's low) and traded fairly actively m a narrow range. Local buying upon opening quickly pushed the market up to $444.00/444.75 after which the metal
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        35 21 O.osing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Same: Credit Srisw, B'pere. Fri Than New York U. 748 11.838 11.81S U.9OS Zurich U.T7B 11.WB U.B7S II.TOS Mm PM Singapore 12.358 U.SSB 12.45S U.6BS
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      672 21 EQUITIES closed mixed m quiet trading yesterday, after opening firm m line with Friday's record close on Wall Street, dealers said. The Financial Times index at 3pm was down 1.5 points at 694.0 after a record high of 698.4 at 10am. Oils were firm on news that Saudi Arabian
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      51 21 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 1040.97 Friday 1067.14 Week Ago 1041.38 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 710.4 Friday 701.7 Week Ago 671.1 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 574.2 Friday 566-2 Week Ago 537.3 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 895.5 Thursday 688.9 Week Ago 675.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1171.34 Thursday 1 165.25 Week Ago
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      695 21 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552.1025/40. Trading was mixed on the local foreign exchange. Some support for the Singapore currency brought the rate down to a low of $2.0975/85. However, it firmed m late afternoon trading and closed at $2.1010/20. The US dollar traded thinly against
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      44 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April 18: Overnight: 3 Call deposits 3 Owing Baying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 211/16 2 9/16 3-month Bank bills 7% 7'/< 3 months CD 7V4 7 6 months CD 7Vfc 7 SMiee: NatteMl Dtoeout Ce.
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      31 21 Closing Intertask rate* far Singapore, dollars »d April 18: Offer Bid Overnight 7% VA 1 month 75/16 73/16 2 months 71/16 615/16 3 months 71/16 615/16 Overnight mode 8W
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      24 21 THE avenge rate at which major Singapore banks are cwrently prepared to lend to their best customers la 9M per cent.
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        126 21 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 131 -14 Bangkok Bank 260 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd Bata Shoe Berll Jucker Charoong Thai Wire 328 +6 Firestone First Trust 54.75 1 Ooodyear Industrial Finance Corp 140 +4 Jalaprathan Cement.... 188 +3 Maboonkhrong 157 +4 Metal Box 11.25
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        94 21 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.014 +0.001 Atlas Con. B. 32.00 1.8 Bagulo Gold 0.0032 +0.0006 Baalc Petroleum 0.0096 unch Benguet Con. B 67.00 +7 CDCP 1.30 unch First Phil Hldgs 7.00 -0.2 Lepanto B 0.1350 unch Marlnduque B 6.80 1.2 Marsteel Oriental B 0.024 +0.001
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      658 22 1 Standard Chartered 4 BANKPLC I Comments by the Chairman, The Rt Hon. Lord Barber Profits before taxation for the year United States we have formed an integrated ended 31stDecember, 1982, amounted to Shareholders' management group to make the most £242 million, compared with £260 million s Funds now effective
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      659 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: JK Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm Ordinorv P<* r word (Mm 1 5.00) A:.\_ > j^mm*. r-n (5.00 pm for next day) y CA.T.S. Vft^^^a^r V/^W Vi^^ V^ W \J ir^ <12no£nforSun I &Mon U r (Mm. $69.36°^?^ Times) Time* Hou««, 390 Kirn Seng Road 71/1
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      682 23 20 Pets DACHSHUND PUPPIES, VACCINATED/ adults with papers and license. Cheap to good homes. Tel: *****30/*****84. K-9 DOG TRAINING. Enrol your dog for K-9's obedience/ protection training for any breed. *****39. DOBERMANN PUPPIES FOR Sale. Male and Female. 2 months old. Tel: *****11 after 3.00 p.m. STUD SERVICE BIG boned
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      784 23 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN 4th fir Wht l\ Great Eastern Hotel yj HjU^Lm 401 Macpherton Road JSj TEL: *****44 W^m 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture pßi: monsieur f %jV Facial Salon for Men! f r^ X Facial treatments by
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      649 23 36 House Renova- 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor tion/Repair/Decor a rVefO/oT PLEATED BLINDS VWO/of THE MULTIFUNCTIONAL INTERIOR SUNSCREEN !■>'— inT'i liiw iiiii Unique m m j&3%k Functional JfL m&sWm Decorative mmmm-zmp&r^ /^m Energy saver For enquiries k free i Provide your home/offica. colour brochures please call ww.«»i_«e_.^^* 2S5i-828/MSC-68« VttfO/OT^®^) om <* Showroom:
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      573 23 38 TV/Video/ Sound System PROFESSIONAL T.V. ANTENNA installation for low high rise buildings. We will provide better T.V. reception including Indonesia Channel. Tel: *****18. SILVER STAR CTV. Day/ night. Fast m service, Specialist m video/ CTV./ t.v. antenna installation. At reasonable price. *****83. AERIALS INSTALLATION, REPAIR all kinds of Colour,
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      634 23 51 Printing Copying Services We specialise m printing visiting cards, letterheads, (Whilt you wait) Bills, invoices and all kind of Stationery items. Designing, embossing works also available here. FOR QUICK CREATIVE, RELIABLE EFFICIENT URGENT PRINTING CALL US TODAY AT -03-45, People's Park Centre Tel: *****2 ***** J NAME CARDS 200
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      645 23 60 Business Opportunities CALLING ALL CONTRACTORS and employers. Problems with your security bonds? We can assist m arranging letter of guarantee for tender and contract bonds for all development projects and also security deposit for any other purposes. Call *****04 Chris for a discussion. NEW BOUTIQUE IN Beauty World Plaza
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      483 23 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment Food guide B Personal Services Merchandise C Business To Business 0 Employment E Vehicles Boats F Accommodation Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction 1 Announcements J Obituaries Sflß "Lost: one tobacco pipe which wW%T \y-X ls (ul of sentimental value yfv S jt-jM along
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      222 23 86 Situations Vacant n b) EDP HITACHI CONSUMER PRODUCTS (S) PTE LTD We invite applications for the following vacancy: KEY PUNCHER (Female) Requirements: GCE 'O' Level Ability to type well Experience is preferred but is not essential Age 18 25 years Singapore Citizen Applicants are requested to call personally (between
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      459 24 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP JkMWd BANK This well established offshore bank is seeking a person of high calibre for the following position: IBM SYSTEM/34 OPERATOR The successful applicant will be involved with the day-to-day operation of the Bank's System/ 34 equipment, including: Keylng-in batch *ork File maintenance Transmission of
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      385 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical LABOUR ADMINISTRATOR A leading Japanese Construction Company it looking x for suitable person for the above post. Duties of the above person include the management and administration of foreign workers on the construe- tion site and controlling site
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      308 24 Sime Darby Singapore Ltd requires Operations Clerk (Shipping) The successful candidate will assist m the clearing process for ships calling and leaving the port I—2 years experience m shipping operations, preferably with experience m clearance procedures at the Panamanian and Indonesian Embassies Willing to work overtime Applications stating full personal,
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      472 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical f It TAT LEE BANK LIMITED invile.s applications for the posts of TELLER/CLERK/ TYPIST with the following requirements:- Singapore citizens aged between 17 and 25 years Minimum GCE 'O' level with S credits including English and Maths Ability to type at 30 wpm Pleasant
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      528 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical SECRETARY Required by trading co m Brunei Applicants should have the following pre-requisites. G.C.E. 'A' Level Secretarial Certificates 2 years experience as a Secretary to a senior Manager Mandarin and Malay a distinct advantage Benefits: c Return air-lare per contract term o 13th month
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      427 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical PANDAN VALLEY requires 1) FACILITIES ASSISTANT c Minimum GCE 'O' level c Pleasant personality with good telephone manners c Able to handle all bookings Independently c Ability to type preferred 2) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Minimum GCE 'O' level with LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping c 2 years'
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      530 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Electronic Components Japanese Trading Company requires:FEMALE STORE CLERK c Minimum GCE 'O' level. c Experience m clerical duties and typing, c Relevant store experience preferred, c Singaporean and English educated, c Reception duties required. Attractive salary and fringe benefits. Apply with personal resume, a
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      609 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical WONG'S CIRCUITS requires: RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR c GCE 'O' level c Must be able to speak fluent English and other Chinese dialects c Possess pleasant personality and a good voice c School leavers may apply We Offer: 5-day week, attendance bonus, transport provided,
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      641 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Bilvaroyal Pte Ltd requires a GIRL FRIDAY m the watch service department Requirements: c School certificate c Typing c Pleasant personality c Ability to converse m English. Ability to converse m dialects would be an advantage Please apply m writing with details of qualifications,
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      598 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Manufacturing Firm requires urgently ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT c LCC Higher accounting or equivalent. c At least 1 year related experience m keeping full set of Accounts. $500 $600 p.m. NO: 98, BLOCK 6, PANDAN LOOP SINGAPORE 0512 TEL: *****50 (TONY OR ALUAH) Public Firm of
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      684 25 86 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical CLERK/ TYPIST GCE O' level, English stream Ability to type accurately at 35 wpm Experience not necessary intersited applicants can write with details and contact number to: S.T. BOX A***** 390, KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 Engineering Company urgently require*: MALE/FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE
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      959 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A SPARE-PARTS FIRM requires a Female Telephone Operator cum General Clerk. Interested please call *****94, Linda for appointment or apply personally at Blk A Tong Lee Building, 35 Kallang Pudding Road, #08-06, Spore 1334. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with GCE 'O' level. Experience not necessary
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      857 25 86 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial if Clerical HARDWORKING CHINESE RECEPTIONIST cum Clerk required by Electrical firm. Some experience. Call personally or write In: 587, Serangoon Road, Singapore 0821. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (5-DAY week) requires 1. Office Girl. 2. Typist. 3. General Clerk cum Typist. State qualifications, experience, salary expected to: P.O.
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      483 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales c) Sales f CAREERS IN MACHINE TOOL SALES Our expanding Machine Tool Division offers career opportunities to young, enthusiastic, technically qualified men and women, for the sales of Sheetmetal Equipment. The Company distributes m Singapore and m
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      224 25 An expanding company distributing document security machines seeks dynamic REPRESENTATIVES REQUIREMENTS Between 20-28 years of age Minimum GCE 'O' level or Technical Cert c Good communication skills c Relevant experience not essential as training will be i provided c Good prospects for advancement to executive level Attractive salary plus commission
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      329 25 Wall aatabitohad Japanaaa direct Mlaa coamatica company with mora titan 20 branchaa m Singapore raquiraa following paraonnal: SALES MANAGER a Age more than 30 a Owns a car a Fluent m English and Mandarin a Oood direct sales experience a Able to manage and motivate a large group of sales
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      581 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales [A reputable Trading] I Company has immediate I I vacancies for: Requirements: Female 17 years and above A pleasant and outgoing personality Previous experience I In sales of high fashlon products an advantage An attractive basic salary and commission will be offered to the right
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      575 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales America's leading shirt makers requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES (MALE/FEMALE) to service existing established outlets: REQUIREMENTS: Mm. GCE 'O' level Possess own car Below 30 years old and have a flair for fashion Selling experience preferred. REWARD: Income above $1100 per month 5 days working week Prospect
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      638 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales EASY, EXCITING, WELL-PAID VACATION JOB FOR UNDERGRADS Fully-paid holidays given as incentives (career opportunity for Job-seekers too). Call *****87 OR *****95 for interview EXPERIENCED FEMALE MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE WANTED To sell exclusive products, able to work independently. The job offers opportunities for advancement. Interested applicants please
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      604 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales FIRST 50 LADIES/ Men seeking $20,000 annually with monthly starting establishment allowance at 6 Cecil Street, Peoples Insurance Building, Bth floor, if oB-01, today/tomorrow, 9.30 am 6pm. See Francis. LADIES/HOUSEWIVES We offer attractive income for parttimers to sell Mlyoshi household products (Japan) and Naturade (USA)
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      389 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALESGIRL URGENTLY REQUIRED for Fashion outlet In Far East Plaza. Experience unnecessary. Attractive salary and commission. Tel: *****36/ *****29. URGENTLY REQUIRED SALES Personnel. Experience essential In auto accessories. Interested parties write to: 287, Outram Road. Spore 0316. LIGHTING SHOP REQUIRES Salesgirls. Call personally at: 559,
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      443 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical Technical Jf USA. S I Hermetic Motor i I Operation Re Ltd I I invites applications from suitably qualified [B H candidates for the position of:- fl| H SPECIALIST m 1 INVENTORY CONTROL I I Applicants should possess a G.C.E. "A" Level
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      162 26 ENGINEERING _jTOMIfIEEPER_ An Established Construction Company has vacancies for: 1) PROJECT COORDINATORS Must possess degree or diploma In Building, capable of administrating projects Independently. Minimum of 3 years experience required. 2) SITE AGENTS Must have more than fi years' of site experience and capable of organising site activities independently. 3)
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      479 26 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical UIC DEVELOPMENT PTE LTD has Immediate vacancies for the position of: JUNIOR TECHNICIANS 1-2 years working experience, preferably m repair and maintenance of mechanical and electrical equipment for high-rise buildings. Applicants without experience but possess VITB Certificate m Electrical Fittings or Alr-Condltlonlng Refrigeration will also
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      591 26 66 Situations Vacant Technical An established commercial institute has vacancy for an: Offset Machine Operator Individuals with or without experience are invited to apply. Preference will be given to those living around Oeylang/ Katong districts. An attractive starting salary cum fringe benefits package await the right candidate. Kindly call Mr
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      463 26 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical BONCAFE PTE LTD requires M4E TECHNICIAN for installation, service, maintenance of coffee brewing equipment, drink dispensers. Applicants must have NTC 3 with at least 2 years' working experience. Knowledge of airconditlonlng would be an advantage. Please call Mohd Asan at: *****1/ *****3 Furniture showroom opening
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      345 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production l\ l\ I tV\ iiiiiiiiii m i iiim I T l/ml \I-JP Interview time >&j^ between 8.30 am In 1981, our sales grew by 10% In 1982, sales increased by 6% This year, we plan
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      71 26 j|jHl|M^°T™Hß|Hii_ BnLju., JH §1 MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Earn up to $500 per month PRODUCTION OPERATORS (MALE) Requirements: Secondary education Age below 40 years Willing to work on 3-rotating shifts Fringe Benefits: 14 working days annual leave Annual bonus of over 1 1/2 months' basic salary Medical, dental and
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      98 26 American electronics company has immediate vacancies for: IST AND 2ND SHIFT FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age 16 years and above. Experience preferred but not essential. IST AND 2ND SHIFT MALE ENGINEERING OPERATORS Minimum Sec 3 education (English stream). Possess NTC Electronics. 2ND SHIFT PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Minimum Ito 2 years supervisory experience.
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      282 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. If you are: Physically fit Able to work 3 rotating shifts ••Completed National
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      398 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Ofii r^ 1 1 H K 1 1 i|S i^i B Bra WE'RE EXPANDING JOIN US NOW AS I MALE/FEMALE I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS I ENJOY OUR I ATTRACTIVE I BENEFITS PERMANENT ONE SHIFT ffl !K Ist Shift 7.00
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      346 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production M FEMALE U i PRODUCTION 1 i OPERATORS i jj SGS-ATES jj Higher Salaries^--^ And Better Benefits... M ||g Attractive Allowances Pp Monthly Cash Bonus |p 3g| Fast Increments HI Free Snacks on 3rd Shift p| Free Lessons on English
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      92 27 Engineering Company m Jurong requires PRODUCTION CONTROLLER c GCE 'O' level, c Storekeeplng experience, c Age 22 years and above, c Some experience In production an advantage. Interested please send resume, contact phone, expected salary and non-returnable photo to: No. 3C, Lorong Tukang Lima Jurong Industrial Eat. Singapore 2261 Something
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      231 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production We are the Happy I People working as I m FLEXTRONICS (S) PTE LTD 5-14 to 5-16, Blk 1 Chai Chee Street 5(1646) (JTC Hatted Factory) WE ENJOY 5-day work week 'Free transport 'No shift work I 'Air conditioned work place 'Fast promotions 'Medical benefits
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      432 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production |SAMYO ELECTRONICS S PTE LTD. requires MALE/FEMALE PRODUCnON OPERATORS Female: Age 16 and above Male: Age 16 to 17 5-DAY WEEK NO SHIFT We offer: c Attractive starting salary c Various allowances Confirmation bonus plus increment Free medical treatment Monthly recreational activities/film show Purchase of
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      458 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A large watch manufac- I turing Company m Maral)- I Ing Estate has vacancies I for FEMALE I OPERATORS Minimum education: Primary 6 and above Malaysians are welcome We offer. No shift work Working hours: aOOarn 4.45pm 26 Company paid off days i Free transport
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      465 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Completed N.S. Minimum education completed GCE. 'O' level Above 2 years supervisory experience preferably m cassette mechanism Age above 25 years old Interested, please call Tel: *****87 (Mr. Soon/ Miss Mari) to arrange for an interview. Please bring along a passport-size photograph. GYO SEI PTE
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      514 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Manviile SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. inHH requires HandMJ Primary education, No experience required but must be strong, healthy and willing to work hard. Normal working hours with starting salary of $315/-p.m. Singapore Citizens. Secondary education Completed N.S. and willing to perform rotational shift duties. Some experience
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      318 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established Japanese Electronic firm has vacancies tonSystem Engineer Age above 23 Possess Diploma m Electronic Engineering or Computer Science Relevant working experience. Electronic Engineer Age above 23 Possess Oiploma m Electronic Engineering Relevant working experience. Female General Clerk Age 18 20 Possess GCE O'
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      405 28 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous m mcv»«/«o/v express S. MORRISON FREIGHT FORWARDERS PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for the following positions at the Singapore Changi Airport: OPERATIONS CO-ORDINATOR At least 2 years' experience m the air cargo industry. Knowledge of import/ export procedures necessary. OPERATIONS EXECUTIVE At least 1 year
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      442 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous YoAHofoel Requires 1. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK GCE 'O' level with credit m English Able to type at 35 wpm Knowledge of shorthand an advantage 2. JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPER Completed Secondary education Ability to supervise and train staff At least 2 years related experience Salary: *****.00 to *****.00
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      345 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous FEMALE SECURITY ASSISTANTS c Completed Secondary 2 education and able to read and write simple English Age above 30 years c Ito 2 years experience m security duties preferable but not essential. Commencing monthly basic salary: $500 (minimum negotiable). Other benefits include bonus (1.5 2
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      478 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous THE AMERICAN CLUB invites applications for the following positions: A) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES c Preferably with some experience Must be able to read, write and converse In English Pleasant personality Age at least 17 years Prepared to work split shifts B) ASSISTANT COOK Age at least
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      522 28 56 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ffWIW HugKßmami has vacancies for: 1) ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR (Frozen Foods) 2) SALES ASSISTANTS CASHIERS c Able to converse m English and Chinese 3) STORE ASSISTANTS c Completed National Service 4) BUTCHER/ASSISTANT BUTCHER (Frozen Meat) 5) PACKERS c Experienced m handling of fresh vegetables and fruits
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      346 28 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE requires TELEPHONE OPERATORS c Preferably with experience m handling PABX switchboard WAITRESSES CAFE c 3 rotating shifts JAPANESE RESTAURANT GENERAL CLEANERS (Male) All male applicants should have completed NS. Interested applicants, please call personally at: The Personnel Department CENTURY PARK SHERATON SINGAPORE
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      564 28 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Safcata (S) Pte Ltd a multi-national Japanese Company requires(l) 3 FEMALE CLERKS (2) 1 DRIVER (3) 1 DELIVERY ASSISTANT (4) 1 PACKER For post (1): c Completed minimum GCE O' level c Ability to type minimum 30 to 40 wpm Age below 25 years For post
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      454 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous f^ Come iom us as 1 PART-TIME OR FULLTIME STEWARDESSES A|e above 17 years oM. Work permits available for Malaysians. Experience not necessary. Total income eueedinj 51.00Cp.rr spm toiopm; 8 pm to 11.45 pm. Accommodation provided for Malaysians Please apply iflfck personally at:- flffPUfffo FAIR
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      515 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Japanese Travel Agency require* the following positions: 1) JAPANESE SPEAKING TOUR GUIDES 2) JAPANESE SPEAKING TOUR CO-ORDINATORS Requirements: c Basic spoken Japanese. c Those who have had studied Japanese abroad would be preferred, c Experience unnecessary. Male, female applicants welcome. c Must be able to
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      534 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALAY DRIVER wanted c Age between 30 —45 years. c Must possess valid class 3 driving licence c Residing around Bukit Tlmah area c Experience m driving Mercedes 280 c Must be able to speak English. Attractive salary and benefits will be offered. Interested applicants,
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      715 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous MALE PEST TECHNICIANS COMPLETED N.S. Attendance incentive Overtime allowance Free medical We offer intensive training with good earning opportunity. Ring *****16 MESSENGER BOY c Possess class 2 driving licence, a Secondary education. Salary $300 to $400. Please apply: 1478, Rangoon Road, Spore 0821. TEL: *****22,
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      852 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous WANTED AN EXPERIENCED Lady Teacher to teach English m Nanyang Kindergarten Ability to play the piano is an asset. Please apply to: Nanyang Kindergarten, 118, King's Road, Spore 1026 by 25 April. CLEANER (FEMALE) REQUIRED for office m Jurong. 5 1/2 days week. Preferably Chinese
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      673 29 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous REQUIRED MALAY DRIVER residing m Jurong. Tel: *****95/ *****14. WAITRESS WANTED BY Richard Lounge 53 Upper East Coast. Rd. Tel: *****51. Salary $450 $750/-. WHARF CLERKS WITH experience m clearing cargo from PSA. Interested please call: *****37. 1 OXYGEN CUTTER wanted. With experience. Interested, call
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      589 29 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW BMW 728iA (1980 model), one private owner, condition as new, usual extras, very low mileage. Beautiful regn. no. Maintained irregardless of cost. SsBl,ooo negotiable. Exchange considered. Genuine buyers. Tel: *****18 Mr Lew.. NON-PARF ALMOST 1975 BMW 2002, aircon., sports rims, new tax, metallic paint,
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      809 29 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1979 120Y, ONE private owner, alrcon, radio cassette, sports rims, excellent condition. Asking $16,200 0.n.0. Call *****82. 1980 DEC. DATSUN 120Y, aircond, sports rims, high power radio/ cassette. Tip top condition. Call Koh: *****97. 1980 DATSUN BLUEBIRD with radio/ cassette, sports rims, one private
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      750 29 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda MARCH '82 HONDA Quintet. Aircond, radio cassette, new road tax, first owner, accident free. $25,500 negotiable. Call *****39 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or *****26 (after 7 p.m.) Mr Leong. DEC 1979 HONDA Prelude, PARF, sports rims, high power cassette, new tax, showroom condition, $25,500.
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      862 29 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes IMPRESSIVE AND IMMACULATE condition Mercedes 230.6. Non PARF. Dec. 1975. Engine recently overhauled. Expensive hi-fi, sports rims. New Firestone tyres. Contact: *****47 Bertie Chan. 1971 MERCEDES BENZ 280S Auto, well maintained and good running condition. Passed inspection. Selling $6,300 0.n.0. Call *****88 to view
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      802 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Mitsubishi JULY '80 COLT Supershift 1400 GLX. Aircond, Tuff-Kote, original condition, PARF, 2 owners. $18,600 0.n.0. Tel: *****71. JUNE 1981 MITSUBISHI Sapporo 1600 GS Coupe. Aircon, tax May '83, 1 owner, showroom condition. $26,000. Tel. *****32. LATE 1980 MITSUBISHI Lancer GL Auto. 2 owners, aircond,
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      784 29 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 1978 TOYOTA ROYAL Crown, fully automatic, 1, owner, eligible PARF. $31,500. Phone *****07, 23, Lorong Biawak, Spore 1335. 1979 Q PLATE Toyota DX 1300. $19,800 negotiable. Sports rims, radio/ cassette player. Call: *****65 for viewing. 1979 TOYOTA CORONA 1600 c.c. Sports rims, aircon, new
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      604 29 76 Vehicles For Sale^ I) Others LATE 1975 VAUXHALL Viva, PARF eligible, showroom condttton, Vlcom tested, highest offer secures. Kindly contact Ricßsrd Gan *****81. NON-PARF 1970 MORRIS Minor 1000. 4-door, tip top condition, passed inspection. $7,500. Can loan $5,000. Phone *****52, 23, Lorong Blawak, Spore 1335. 1981 LOTUS ESPRIT 2.2
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      529 30 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles LEE ENG FOO A BROTHERS MOTOR PTE. LTD. 391, Balestier Road (1232) Tel: *****26 (3 lines) 1982 Mazda diesel T3OOO 10' steel 1981 Suzuki 800 stationwagon Isuzu diesel 11' low bed Datsun petrol 1600 petrol pick-up Toyota Liteace van aircond 1980 Datsun C2O
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      816 30 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles MID 1979 SUZUKI 550. Stationwagon. New paint, tyres, half year road tax. $7,200. *****23 Simon. MITSUBISHI CANTER 1975 Bedford J6. 1971. Interested parties please call *****33. MUST SELL 1974 Daihatsu DV23L, public goods vehicle, 2nd owner, 1994 c.c. Contact *****22. NOV 1976 COLT
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      697 30 78 Scrap Vehicles WANTED SCRAP CARS below 1000 c.c. $5,250. Above 1001 c.c. $7,250. Above 1601 ex. $13,350. Above 2001 c.c. $27,300 and above 3000 c.c. Hin Huat Trading Co. 19 Prinsep Street. Tel: *****23/ *****53. After office hours: *****61. ATTRACTIVE PRICE scrap used commercial company. *****86/ *****67. I (Night:
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      666 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses Dist. 10 Dalvey Road vicinity Majestic bungalow on large matured garden. Interior comprises 4 bedrooms, servant rooms, nice patio, partly furnished. Available Ist June. $10,000 negotiable c Dist. 10 Tan Boon Chong Avenue Near Jelita Cold Storage, double-storey bungalow, 3 bedrooms, study room, partly furnished.
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      863 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses LDVELY HOUSES/ APARTMENTS around Bukit Timah/ Holland Road/ West Coast $1,800 to $8,000. Thomson Road/ Seletar/ Sembawang $1,600 to $4,000. Katong/ Changi $1,600 to $4,000. Whether you want a terrace or a palace we treat you like King. Contact: Perfect Housing, *****98/ *****58/ *****59. BUNGALOWS/SEMI-DETACHED/
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      562 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 28 SELETAR BEAUTIFUL, cosy, newly renovated bungalow, spacious garden, partially furnished, $1,800. Contact: Perfect Housing, *****98/ *****58/ *****59. DIST. 20 SHANGRI-LA PARK spacious brand new 5-bedroomed semi-detached, partially/ fully furnished, $2,500/ $3,000. Immediate occupation. Rodge: *****73/ *****74. DIST. 5 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED Faber Hills (off
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      763 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 16/20 Semi-detached/ter-race available respectively. 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. $1,600/$ 1,900. Aider Enterprise: *****97. DIST 13 SINGLE-STOREY 4-BED-ROOMED bungalow fully furnished, study, servant's, CTV, video, matured garden. Capitaus *****92/ *****77. OIST. 10 BUNGALOW. 4 plus study, servant's quarters, big patio, large land area with/ without
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      531 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Draycott Towers $3,800 Rich East Garden $4,500 Oasis Garden $5,500 Villa d' Este $8,000 Village Tower $4,500 Clementi Park $2,500 Miramar Mansion $4,500 APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR SALE Arthur Road $970,000 Horizon Towers $850,000 King's Mansion
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      451 30 Dist 10, Ridgewood apartment, fully furnished, 3 bedrooms, fully aircon, swimming pool, squash/ tennis courts, $3,800. Dist 10, Balmoral Road, luxurious penthouse, partly furnished, 5 bedrooms, study room, central aircon, big living/ dining areas, swimming pool, $8,000. Dist 10, Balmoral Park, new apartment, partly furnished, 4 bedrooms, central aircon, spacious
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      737 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST S LUXURIOUS FURNISHED APARTMENT (Near Japan*** School) 3 bedrooms, 2 airconditioners, swimming pool. $2,000. DIST 11 WATTEN ESTATE Beautiful walk-up apartment. 3 bedrooms, with aircondltioners. Spacious living/ dining, fully furnished. $2,200. ALLEGRO *****02/ *****92. FULLY FURNISHED LOW BUDGET APARTMENTS Orchard Towers (9), $3,300 Dragon
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      815 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 SOMMERVILLE PARK townhouse, 4 bedrooms with servant's. Split-level living/ dining with private garden. Full facilities, partly furnished $5,500 p.m. Available immediately. Call: *****10/ *****45 Mr. Koh. DIST 10 2 ROOMED STUDIO Apartment. Fully alrcond/ carpeted/ furnished. Swimming pool, squash courts, 24 hours security.
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      784 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offer Newton View, 4 bedrooms/ 3 baths, utility/maid's, spacious llving/dlnlng, pool. $5,500. Tel: *****33. BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA vicinity, brand new tastefully furnished bachelor's pad, aircond throughout, $2,200. Everton Realty, *****76/ *****79. CAIRNHILL PLAZA, 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, high floor. $6,000 partly
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      796 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 12, RUBY PLAZA 6th Fir. Beautiful apartment, 3 bedrooms, carpet flooring. Rental: $1,800. Tel: *****59. DIST. 11 NEAR GOLDHILL Square, 3-bedroomed walk-up apartment. Furnished. $2,300. Wess Associates *****44. DIST 10 BALMORAL PARK maisonette brand new fully alrcond and carpeted, swimming pool security. $5,000. Impeco
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      534 31 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms IDEAL FOR TOP level expatriate, seaside bungalow room available. All facilities staying with expatriates. Tel. *****04. MARIO-VILLE BOARDING HOUSE. Daily: $35 single, $40 couple. Airconditioned, bathroom attached. Tel: *****42. ROOMS AVAILABLE for foreign students, near schools. Meals and laundry arrangeable. Tel: *****21. ROOMS FOR FOREGIN
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      570 31 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments FOREIGN WORKING COUPLE requires flat/house. Any locality considered. Budget $1,500. Tel: *****58 (no agents). OWNER, LIST YOUR property with Printstar to get a better service, our client budget is from $600 to $6,000. Hotline: *****70. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE URGENTLY requires 3/4/5/ roomed HDB, budget below $1200/-,
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      761 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10 Oei Tiong Ham Park. SingleStorey bungalow. 4 bedrooms and servant's. Fully furnished. Land area 12,500 sq.ft. Namly Garden. Single-Storey bungalow. 3 bedrooms and 1 servant's. Fully furnished. Land area 12,000 sq.ft. Steven Close. Brand new double-storey semi-detach-ed. 4 bedrooms and 1 study.
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      827 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 16, JALAN GREJA Semi-de-tached, area 4,000 sq.ft. 4 plus 1 bedrooms attached bathrooms. Geninue buyers only, please contact Mr Scan *****68/ *****80. Strictly no agents. DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE 2storey semi-detached with 5000 sq.ft. of land. 4 bedrooms, servant's and large living/dining. Asking
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      764 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 16 2-STOREY BRAND new intermediate terrace. 1,800 sq.ft. $560,000. Nice finishes. Jade Properties: *****82. DIST. 10, CORONATION DETACHED House 9,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms. Freehold. $1.4 M 0.n.0. Belmont Realty, *****55. DIST. 13 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED 2-storey terrace. 1,100 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms, big living hall.
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      523 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments cDalrwg Court Modem Condominium on Baimeg Hill Apartments and Stepped Houses Beautifully designed Panoramic sea-view Next to Haw Par Villa Easy access to City Jurong Tennis Court, Swimming Pool Club House Freehold Land Up to 80%
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      171 31 DiST. 15 AMBER TOWER maisonette, 2,013 sq.ft. beautifully renovated. $520,000. Dist. 20 Lake view Apartment, 1,700 sq.ft. high floor. Overlooking reservoir. $360,000. Dist. 21 Pandan Valley Penthouse, 4,500 sq.ft. $870,000. Penthousing: *****53/*****59. BRAND NEW APARTMENTS: St. Michael's $335,000, Lengkong Gardens $325,000, Himiko Court $445,000, Boon Teck Tower $435,000, Parkview $335,000.
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      465 32 89 Propsrtiet For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Everything you've always wanted r m a home, and more til i"* I tlilli- TfcTWtlVlllfc! is a luxurious condominium comprising three 24-storey argument blocks set amidst wide open space
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      90 32 GOING AT BARGAIN Price! Cosy 2bedroomed walk-up apartment near Handicraft Centre, Dist. 9. $350,000. 1,000 sq.ft. Freehold. Acumen *****22. HILLCREST ARCADIA, APPROX. 1,000 sq.ft. 1 bedroom, fully furnished, with split-unit alrcon, wall-to-wall carpeting, with newly equipped kitchen. Price $375,000. Vacant possession. Don Associates, *****41/ 2. MUST SELL! Chatsworth Court, luxurious
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      91 32 ORCHARD PATERBON TOWER. 2,800 sq.ft. High floor, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 halls. Luxurious furnishings. Freehold. With swimming pool, tennis court. Tenanted. Tel: *****70/ *****92 (Agent). ACE OFFERS: Goodluck Garden Condominium, walk-up apartment, 2 bedrooms, 1,150 sq.ft. Freehold. Swimming pool/ squash/ gymnasium etc. $325,000. Call: *****81. APOLLO GARDEN, LOWER and
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      280 32 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale &> Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Xflast Unit itrttl^sy A^ecentCdrJenX\ V Condominium I 14 units spacious 2-storey Maisonettes 17 units Luxurious Apartments I Full Condominium Facilities Swimming pool Private covered carpark Wading pool Tight security system Housing Loan Available OWNER and DEVELOPER
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      370 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 14, LENG KONG GARDENS. Attractive condominium apartment, 2 bedrooms. 865 sq.ft. Freehold. Completion 1984. Built-in cupboards/kitchen cabinets. $260,000. Practical Housing: *****. DIST. 12 ST. MICHAEL'S Road brand new walk-up apartment, 1,200 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, freehold. Completion end-'B3. $315,000. Swansea
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      844 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments PEACE MANSION, ON high floor, area 2,800 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms with bathrooms attached. Built-in cupboards/ cabinets, carpeted. Rent: $2,800/ Sale: $650,000. *****64. THOMSON GROVE, CHOICE 3bedroomed split-level apartment. Facing pool. Unobstructed view. Located near college, supermarket. Contact L.J. Realty, *****2/ *****4. TOWNHOUSE, 3000
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      827 32 89 Properties For Sale it) Private Apartments PANDAN VALLEY POINSETTIA Tower, 2,800 sq.ft., 4 bedrooms, furnished, $710,000 negotiable. Enquiries: J.L. Chen Associates, *****86/ *****34. SPOTTISWOODE APARTMENT Facing sea/ Mount Faber, brand new, 3 bedrooms, 1,200 sq.ft. $360,000. Berners Co, *****66 (3 lines). APARTMENT IN DIST 8, area 1,900 sq.ft. 3
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      640 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments MARINE TERRACE 5 room marble flooring, built-in cabinets. $165,000/- negotiable. Tel: *****17/8. MARINE PARADE 4 rooms terrazzo/carpet flooring cabinet $120,000 negotiable loan $48,400 *****27/*****68. MARSILING DRIVE HDB 5-roomed flat. High floor, marble/ terrazzo flooring, facing South-East. $130,000. *****78 Eric. MEI LINS STREET 3-roomed
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      656 32 90 Properties Wanted URGENTLY REQUIRED ESTABLISHED Commercial Building and Residential Land (approved plan) for development. Principals only tel: Mdm. Llm, *****95/ *****09. $550,000 IS WHAT we will pay for a suitable apartment m dists. 9, 10, 11. Requirement ofr minimum 3 bedrooms, spacious kitchen and recreational facilities. Owners contact *****50.
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      529 33 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale d) Other Real Estate d) Other Real Estate d) Other Real Estate FOR SALE VACANT RESIDENTIAL LAND SITE: Mukim V Lot 310 m the vicinity of 14 km West Coast Road/ Jalan Mas Futeh. AREA: Approximately 2,174 sq.
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      118 33 CHING SHINE BUILDING 2,410 sq.ft. factory at $270 p.s.f. 0.n.0. Freehold City Valuers Consultants Pte Ltd., *****74. DIST. 19, DA JIN factory for rental. 4th floor, m front of cargo lift. Rental: $1.50 p.s.f. negotiable. Tel: *****55 (agent). DIST 13, RUBY INDUSTRIAL Complex. Factory/ warehouse/office. Two entrances, 2,044 sq.ft. $1.30
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      322 33 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted MACPHERSON NEW FLATTED factory around 7,500 sq.ft. Selling over $1.5 million. Interested please call *****84/5 ARA. DISTRICT 1334 TONG Lee Building (office/factory/ store) 2800 sq.ft. $1.25 p.s.f. Hillcroft: *****41. PRIME FACTORY: WAREHOUSE cum Office space off Upper Thomson Area: Call *****33. 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces COME
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      504 33 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted FOR SALE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT Henderson Industrial Park Prime Freehold* Industrial Property Best Location m Singapore C?"l«/tfV 4k "NTRAI ll^ff^^L* 4 <!"«l«Hirial \\U/ I \^^Jhl TRADf /PPW J«k\/ CONTAINER 1 m S. w/\^f^ DOCKS r~
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      32 33 93 Office Spaces a) Sale ORCHARD PLAZA, 1284 sq.ft. exclusively renovated and furnished with self-contained toilet. J.E. Housing Associates: *****68/9. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE partitioned office for sale or rent. PLease contact *****8.
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      169 33 93 Office Spaces a) Sale ORCHARD TOWERS Orchard Road (outside CBD), prestigious office space for sale. Near future MRT station. Freehold. Approx. 1,000 sq.ft. Long stretch of windows with plumbing facilities. Tenanted at good rental. Excellent investment opportunity. Please call: *****77/ *****38 Worldwide. SHENTON HOUSE, 550 sq.ft., high floor, facing
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      256 33 b) Rental Fully furnished/ partitioned office available immediately at: GOLDHILL PLAZA (Outside CBD) Area range 90 sq.m. 720 sq.m. Please call: *****51 for more details f Office space available 1 at CHOON BEE BUILDING North Bridge Road Area: 2,400 sq.ft. Central aircond With partitions and wall-to-wall carpeting $4.00 P.S.F. CALL:
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      508 33 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted >- itB COMING APRIL 25th I 3ranS I I Opening I I ONE STOP SHOP 1 TO BUY OR LEASE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY at the GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX W\ (Woh Hup Complex) Factory Tel: Warehouse I7^O *****82 *****15 I
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      1042 34 93 Office Spaces b) Rental PARTITIONED OFFICE OF 474 sq.ft. at International Plaza, available for Immediate occupation. Interested please call: *****44. PEACE CENTRE WELL furnished office of 250 sq.ft. m #04-10. Please phone *****91 for Mok/ Heng. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE, office space with furniture for rental. $550. Principals *****69 (no
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      194 34 93 Office Spaces c; Wanted OFFICE SPACE REQUIRED. Approximately 6,000 to 7,000 sq.ft and within 8 m.s from City. Rental approximately $3.00 p.s.f. (allin). Please Contact: *****11 ext 334. OFFICE FACTORY AND Warehouse wanted by trading company Tel: *****60/ *****56. 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale SALE THOMSON PLAZA Ground floor
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      605 34 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale jF^ Ad* 0 1 Enquiries Bookings: V Victory Realty Co. (Re) Ltd. 16 Storey, Far East Shopping Centre, Jp Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 Tel: *****11 (24 llnes)^^^ BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA 2 shops 355 sq.ft. at $650 p.s.f. (negotiable). c Kiosk
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      518 34 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental Opening Soon Shopping Podium is expected to open very shortly. A few units are available for rent as showroom, travel agency, lounge, variety shop, etc. Please call:Miss Lam Golden Fortune Development Pte Ltd., Fook Hai Building 150 South Bridge Road, #05-02, Singapore 0105 Tel: *****2
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      685 34 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental y) Paramount Hotel Shopping Centre Concession rental rates before official opening of the Hotel A few units strategically located available for lease only. Longer furnishing period for shops with special designs. Areas ranging from 23
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      167 34 102 Tours i ll l 0 r 01m MosH Comprehensive Tour (bind 17 days China-Hong Kong from $3690. 21 days China-Japan from $4250. Visit Beijing, Nanjing, Suzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guilin, Guangzhou, Wuxi. 21 days: Stopover Tokyo 3 days Whole day m newlyopened Tokyo Disneyland Tour conducted m English. Departure dates:
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      102 37 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR. THOMAS LEE KWEE TONG AGE 30 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 18th APRIL '83 LEAVING BEHIND: Parents. MR A MRS LEE WAN CHENG Brothar: Tony Lee Eng Thony Sisters: Brothers-in-law Maria Lee Mcc Lan Peter Seng Soo Seng Maria Lee Ah Ltk Paul Tan Song Khlng
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      143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements
      111 37 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements f In Loving Memory of MR. FONG CHEE HONG who passed away peacefully at Buloh Kasap on 15th April 1983 72 years of age Sadly missed by: Beloved Wife How Soon Ting Son: Daughter-in-law: Chong Huat Ah Mcc Daughters: Sons-in-law: Mary Benjamin Jackie Hui Wai Chen
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      141 Deaths
      144 37 MADAM CHELLACHI widow of the late Mr. S. Nallathamby (Medical Services, Perak), aged 79, passed away peacefully at Tan Tock Seng Hospital on 18 April '83, leaving behind beloved: SONS: Ponnudurai Ramanathan Mohd bin Abdullah Eladchumanar Kurunathan Subramaniam daughters-in-law and grandchildren to mourn her loss. Cortege will leave
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      36 37 VEERAPPAN s/o RANGASAMY passed away peacefully on 18th April 1983. Body leaving from Swiss Cottage Primary School Qts No 2 Uunearn Road Spore 1130 at 2.30 p.m. for funeral 19th April 1983 Contact: *****90
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      102 37 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE LEE YUEN HONG Departed on 14/4/83 Express their heartfelt thanks to all relative* and friend* for their condolences, donations, wreaths, assistance and attendance during their recent bereavement. WIFE: Wong Wai Chlng Alias Setoh YlngLiu SONS: Lee Tuck Cheong, Royston Lee Tuck Wai David
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      51 37 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM DAISY OON LUAN ENG wish to thank the Yen. MM Mahaweera MahaNayaka Thero of Mangala Vihara, relatives and friends for their attendance, assistance, wreaths and donations during their bereavement. All donations will be forwarded to the Mangala Vihara and Sian Teck Tng
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      144 In Memoriam
      259 37 KAILAS NATH DUBEY Departed: 19.4.82 His weary hours and days of suffering His sleepless nights are past His ever patient frame Has found sweet rest at last We who love him know How much we lost one year ago We have lost our souls' companion A life
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      Big plungers flood place tote
      588 37  -  EPSOM JEEP Sudden switch m betting strategy By THE talking point m racing circles is the dramatic switch m betting strategy by bigtime syndicates at the three racing centres m Malaysia, where there is discount betting on the tote. Some of the big plungers suddenly
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      21 37  -  JON Jtt "I'm sorry, Sir, we're not allowed to sit with the customers. However, I can always quit."
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      145 37 TOKYO, Mon. THE favourite, Mr Seebee, warded off a strong challenge from outsider Mejiro Monsny to win the 43rd running of the Satsukisho (May Flower) classic, the Japanese version of the British 2,000 Guineas race, on a rainsoaked Nakayama racecourse here yesterday. Mr Seebee,
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      Lock icon How they ran at Penang on Saturday
      248 37 At the 400 metres At the finish Pictures by and Cl 5 Div 2 1,200 m 1. Nutrient 2. Losanges Bleu 3. Dawn Unit 4. Sound Of Sensation II Dist: 2, hd, I 1 2 Time 1:14.6 Cl 5 Div 1- 1,200 m
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      Penang weights
      1629 37 PENANG, Mon. Weights, ratings and barri- i er draws for this week- 1 end's races here: SATURDAY Class 4 Div. 4 1,400 m (Ratings: 71-63) 8 Alaskan Lad 57 71 16 Speedmah 56.5 70 3 German Hero 56 69 11 Fiesta Espanola 56 69 1 Liquid Asset 55.5
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      Beaten favourites over the weekend
      283 37  -  PEDIGREE PENANG, Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend: SATURDAY (goo.d going): RACE 1: Columbian, midfield early, faded m the run home to finish ninth to Nutrient. RACE 3: Bundini Bliss, like the commentator said, "did nothing." He beat only one home and
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      23 up a class
      102 37 PENANG, Mon. Twentythree horses who won or were placed over the weekend have been promoted a class. They •are (new ratings within brackets): From Class 4 to 3: Eddie Yokum (92), Autumn Breeze (91), Fruitful Harvest (90), Star Buck (90). Levant (86), Gambalan IV (82), Golden
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    Lock icon Maradona hat-trick for Barcelona
    164 38 Maradona hat-trick for Barcelona MADRID, Mon. Argentine soccer star Diego Maradona fired a hattrick for Barcelona yesterday, but arch-rivals Real Madrid maintained their lead m the Spanish First Division. West German international Bernd Schuster joined Maradona m the scoring spree, netting twice as Barcelona trounced lowly Las Palmas 7-2, the
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    Lock icon RESULTS
    349 38 FIRST DIVISION: BELGIAN: Waterschei 0 Seraing 3, Beveren 4 FC Bruges 0, Antwerp 2 Tongres 1, FC Liege 3 Beerschot 1, CS Bruges 3 Lokeren 0, Rwd Molembeek 0 Standard Liege 2, Lierse 2 Waregem 1, Courtrai 1 Anderlecht 5, Ghent 2 Winterslag 1. DUTCH: Go Ahead Eagles 4
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    Lock icon Nyilasi inspires annihilation
    332 38 BUDAPEST, Mon. Hungary hammered Luxembourg 6-2 for the second time m a month here yesterday to maintain their challenge for a place m next year s European Championship finals m France. Tibor Nyilasi was Hungary's inspiration, prompting from midfield and scoring twice with free-kicks to keep his
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    Lock icon Prost the French toast
    188 38 Prost the French toast LE CASTELLET (France), Mon. Frenchman Alain Prest (below) gave Renault their third successive triumph In the French Formula One Grand Prix here yesterday. Prost began the race from pole position and stayed In the lead from start to finish, making up for his disappointment last year,
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    It's a real shot in the dark
    670 38 1 *i ■'isi THE charged fence that used to keep them out has been uprooted and the men-only sign removed at Mount Vernon shooting range. Khatijah Surattee, Emm Ong, Shirley Lee and Catherine Lim do not fit the girl-next-door image they can put
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    Our World Cup victory now belongs in a museum. The team that won it no longer exists.
    172 38 Our World Cup victory now belongs in a museum. The team that won it no longer exists. THIS was the banner headline that greeted Italian soccer fans when they picked op their copy of the Rome newspaper La Gazzetta Sportiva yesterday. It gammed ap the mood of resignation and bewilderment
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    Lock icon Zoff: I've had enough
    120 38 MILAN, Mon. Dino Zoff, who led Italy to their World Cup triumph m Spain last summer, is to retire from international soccer. Zoff, 41, who gained his 111 th cap m Saturday's European Championship defeat m Rumania, explained his decision m today's Gazzetta Dello Sport Daily.
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    Lock icon Golden Racket to Wilander
    184 38 Reuter AIX-EN-PROVENCE, Mon. Mate Wllander, of Sweden, underlined his talent on clay when he captured the "Golden Racket" Grand Prix tennis by beating Sergio Casal, of Spain, 6-3, 6-2 here m France yesterday. Predictions that Wllander will be the next world clay court king appeared strengthened
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    Lock icon 'Keeper rescues flying Finns
    282 38 WARSAW, Mon. Poland flopped with a 1-1 draw against Finland here yesterday, leaving themselves a tough task to qualify from Group Two m the European Championship. Wlodzimierz Smolarek gave Poland a quick lead from the penalty spot after Zbigniew Boniek was tripped m the area m
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    Lock icon James finds mark in Open
    181 38 EL KANTAOUI, Mon. Britain's Mark James launched the £2.8 million ($9.04 m) European golf season with a two-stroke victory m the Tunisian Open golf championship yesterday. James fired a final round of 72 for a four-under-par total of 284, while fellow Britons Gordon Brand Junior
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    Lock icon Windies rattle and roll on
    350 38 BRIDGETOWN, Mon. West Indies were 355 for four m reply to India's 209 at the close of play yesterday, the third day of the Fourth cricket Test at Kensington Oval here. Desmond Haynes, batting for more than six hours, made 92 during an innings m
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    SCOREBOARD
    85 38 INDIA Ist inns 2*5 (M. Amarnath 81. A. Roberts 4-48) WEST INDIES Ist inns G. Greenldge c Gavaskar bLal 57 D. Haynes c Kapil Dcv b Shastri 92 V. Richards c Gavaskar b Venkat 80 L. Gomes c sub b Venkat 6 A. Logic not out C. Lloyd not
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    260 38 SYDNEY, Mon. Results of weekend's major football matches around Australia. Australian rales m Melbourne: Footscray 17.16 (118) bt Hawthorn 12.25 (97), North Melbourne 18.19 (127) bt Richmond 14.19 (103), Essendon 20.21 (141) bt Collingwood 17.15 (117), Carlton 14.15 (99) bt Melbourne 13.12 (90), Geelong 13.12 (90) bt
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    Yusoff's SEA Games knockout
    346 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN Seven slots m boxing squad have been finalised By YUSOFF Ismail has pulled out of Singapore's tentative boxing squad for the South-east Asia Games. Team manager G. Thanabal said "personal reasons" had forced Yusoff out. "It will he a loss, but it can't be
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    High hopes lie with Soo Lye
    603 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Three-quar- ters o£ the squad have improved on their personal best times and distances, and, though this is a good sign m itself, they are still not likely gold-medal m hopes. Shepherdson Hurdler can clear clouds of doubt HURDLER Seah Soo
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      Enter Peter
      158 39 PETER HiU will be Singapore's second player entered for the Malaysian Magnolia Squash Classic m Kuala Lumpur from May 26-23. After a meeting last night, Dr Eddy Jacob, the president of the Singapore Squash Rackets Association, said: "We decided that Peter should follow Zainal Abidin to Kuala Lumpur
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      Exit Stewart
      185 39 STEWART Ballard will not represent Singapore m any more international matches. The 20-year-old stylish international made this decision last night after Peter Hill had been chosen instead of him for the Magnolia Classic. "I've had enough," he said. "This is a slap m the face." When told that
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    Lock icon Singapore trounce Scotland
    134 39 Singapore trounce Scotland KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Singapore trounced Scotland 3-0 m a women's Group A match on the second day of the Commonwealth table tennis championships here today. Tan Ah Tee gave Singapore a flying start with a 21--9, 21-16 defeat of Valeric Thomson. Leow Hock Moi then beat Carole
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    A surprise
    23 39 SINGAPORE sprang a surprise 90-67 victory over the Philippines m a friendly basketball match at Gay World Stadium at the weekend.
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    Father and son steal medal show
    282 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By A FATHER-AND-SON team stole the show on a day of low scores at the Warren Golf Club's monthly medal competitions at Folkestone Road on Sunday. Kevin Lee, 14, who was recently promoted to A Division when his handicap was cut
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    331 39 BASEBALL New York Yankees beat Toronto Blue Jays 7-5 m an American League match. Other results: Texas 1 Boston 0, Baltimore 6 Cleveland 1, Minnesota 11 California 8, Chicago 6 Detroit 3, Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 3, Oakland 7 Seattle 4. National: Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 1, San Diego
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    Spaniards stole it, say Belgians
    172 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Spain marched into the Inter-continen-tal Cup final with a 1-0 victory over Belgium m the semi-final at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. After struggling for the entire first half against the seasoned and battle-hardened Belgians, the Spaniards settled down to take control
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    Japan have stroke of luck
    269 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Lady Luck was on the side of the Japanese, helping them survive a Singapore blitz to come away 2-1 winners (full-time 1-1) just two minutes from the end of extra time m an Inter-continental Cup match at the Raja Muda Stadium here
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    Republic in women's World Cup?
    319 39  - Republic in women's World Cup? JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, who finished a creditable fourth m the six-nation Asian women's soccer championship m Bangkok last week, are among the 16 Asian countries considered for the World Cup tournament m 1985. But the Republic's women will first have to be affiliated to
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    Lock icon Rajagopal rescues Selangor
    140 39 Rajagopal rescues Selangor BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. Selangor recovered from a shock goal to hold Brunei to a 1--1 draw m their Malaysia Cup soccer semi-final first-leg match here at the PWD ground here today. The defending champions were rocked m the 16th minute when Brunei scored through striker Zulkipli
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    Promet win but fail to impress
    258 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN DESPITE their 3-0 win, Promet were totally unimpressive m their Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Three match against Haw Par at the Queenstown Athletic Centre yesterday. The young Promet side, coached by former international Majid Ariff, dominated almost the entire match
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    Mousedeer jog first in series
    203 39 A JOGGING series will be organised m housing estates to keep alive the interest m the sport before next year's marathon m December. Elaborating on the series, Mr Chan Chee Seng, president of the Jogging Association of Singapore, said yesterday that a mass jog would
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      94 39 BADMINTON SBA InterBusiness Houses mixed league: Hongkong Bank v National Iron, Sunbeam Sports v Pan Electric (SBA Hall, 7.30 p. m.). RUGBY Schools' national c'shlps (Police Cup): Willow Avenue v Teck Whye, St. Andrew's v Dunearn Tech (St Andrew's, 4 and 5.15 p. m.). RI v Whitley Secondary, Chinese High
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    Brunt of a better view
    143 40 THE road show staged by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and residents' committees m Alexandra on Sunday night (inset picture) was quite a hit. In fact, vehicles parked there such as the one m the picture bear evidence of this. Cars and other vehicles at the
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    Lock icon Belstead has talks with Dhana
    146 40 BRITISH Foreign Office Minister Lord Belstead, on his way home after inconclusive defence talks m Brunei, met Singapore Foreign Minister S. Dhanabalan for nearly two hours yesterday. Official sources said the discussions centred on Lord Belstead 's talks last week with the Sultan of Brunei,
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    Lock icon Smallest recorder
    60 40 TOKYO, Mon. The world's smallest and lightest video tape recorder will go on sale on May 16 by Toshiba, the company announced here today. The recorder measuring 18.8 x 7.7 x 26.1 cm and weighing 2.5 kg, has low power consumption of 4.8 watts and its battery lasts
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    Lock icon Council talks
    40 40 MOSCOW, Mon. The official Soviet news agency Tass said the Warsaw Pact military council, which plans activities of the communist alliance, will meet m Bucharest late this month. The council last met m October 1981 m Budapest. Reuter
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    Lock icon Iran shakes
    32 40 BEIRUT, Mon. An earthquake measuring 4.3 on the Richter scale rocked villages m southern Iran but no deaths or damage were reported, the Iranian news agency, Irna, said today. UPI
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    Lock icon Vietnam to China: Halt attacks at once
    300 40 Vietnam to China: Halt attacks at once BANGKOK, Monday VIETNAM has demanded an immediate halt to Chinese attacks, which it said had caused 17 casualties on its northern border, and warned of the consequences if they persist. Following the Vietnamese warning to China, Tass news agency said m Moscow that
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    28 40 DHAKA, Mon. Several universities m Bangladesh shut down last month following anti-martial law violence. But they would be allowed to reopen, the government announced last night. Reuter
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    Lock icon ‘WALESA DETAINED AGAIN' REPORT
    124 40 WARSAW, Mon. Police today detained Solidarity leader Lech Walesa a boat 95 km outside the Baltic port of Gdansk as he drove towards Warsaw, Western reporters accompanying him said. It was not immediately known where Mr Walesa was taken and a spokesman for the Internal Ministry,
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.36 points to 1,172.70 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange this morning. AP
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    Japan to invite Asean youths
    480 40  - Japan to invite Asean youths PETER HAZELHURST Century of the Pacific By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Monday PAVING the way towards what has been described as the Century of the Pacific, the Japanese government is expected to invite thousands of young men and women from Asean to visit Japan during
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      A tale of two orchestras
      114 1 4 The four-year-old Singapore Symphony Orchestra is here to stay. Those who still demur and await its collapse may note that the Hongkong Philharmonic has survived m nine years of problems of a similar nature. The visit last week of the Hongkong Philharmonic Orchestra generated
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      More than players are needed to make music
      653 1 HONGKONG Philharmonic Orchestra (HKPO) manager John Duffus recalls that the first orchestra was made up of 40 full-time players, with the rest on freelance contracts. Today, the orchestra has 83 full-time musicians and a core of 16 freelance players. "And we hope
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      Back to the roots
      446 1 For some reason or other, a committee has somehow never worked. There have been committees on and off, but now one of the members acts as the spokesman for the rest. 7 Mr David Lim on the role of a Players Committee as a forum for
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        By George, it's hairy business in Rio
        783 2 By George, it 's hairy business in Rio Creative hairstyles, like clothes designs, can put a country on the fashion map. So Singaporean Georgie Yam is currently at a hairdressers' congress m Rio de Janeiro showing off updated Asean hairstyles, reports JOHN de SOUZA. THIS month, Rio de Janeiro is
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        Here's a short cut
        540 2  -  MAY HO Story by SINGAPORE girls here seem to prefer long hair and are almost hysterical at the thought of having their hair cut short. At a recent hair seminar conducted by two Vidal Sasson stylists, the 25 local models were reluctant to have their tresses
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        Is your hair healthy?
        478 2 HUMAN hair mirrors the rhythms, cycles and changes m our lives, and its basic condition is continuous proof of our physical health. Hair is made up of three separate layers: the cortex, cuticle and medulla. The cortex is the inner tubing containing keratin, a natural protein
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      428 9 Bringing music to the people 4ijn order to succeed, we needed a broader base, so we invited Cantonese pop stars to perform with us. In one concert which featured Michael Kwan, we sold out the 2,500 seats." 7 John Ruffus BOTH the Hongkong Philharmonic Orchestra (HKPO) and the Singapore Symphony
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      Nurturing the arts and young talent
      373 9 HONGKONG has a professional symphony, a Chinese orchestra, a Cantonese drama company, an English theatre company and two ballet (modern and traditional) corps. They all "happened" m a short time of 10 years. In addition, the existing arts facilities m the colony will be
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      Facing challenges
      409 9 L The HKPO works on a system of principal guest conductor and a pool of other conductors. Among those who have "guested" is Maxim a Shostakovitch. 7 BOTH the two orchestras have had problems. HKPO manager Mr Duffus himself arrived to take over the management of the HKPO
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      Our SSO is here to stay
      106 9 THE four-year-old Singapore Symphony Orchestra is here to stay. Those who still demur and await its collapse may note that the Hongkong Philharmonic has survived nine years of problems of a similar nature. Obviously, there is room for expansion and improvement. Visits by orchestras
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        Discovering nature's bounty
        645 12 ■■—fill 111,1. ■HI ■Sat Yes, nature still abounds in built-up Sentoaa, as KANNAN CHANDRAN found out when he followed an SBC film crew to shoot Naturama, a weekly programme beginning this Friday. ANG MO KIO. Telok Blangah. Toa Payoh. Concrete jungles. Many believe that there is no
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        Man who counts in HK arts circle
        717 12 JOHN de SOUZA speaks to Mr E.B. Wiggham, commissioner for Hongkong's new Recreation and Culture Department, who was here last week. WHEN should a country's government get involved m active financing of the arts? "When people voice their need for the arts," says
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        652 13  -  PATRICK SHEN AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN Now showing at Jade Reviewed by 4 Perhaps the only colourful personality is the drill instructor, Sgt Foley, played by Lou Gossett Jr, and well worth his academy award for supporting actor. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN is a
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        Spinning-off into new horizons?
        463 13 KAN NAN CHANDRAN introduces the Neu Faces, an old pop group with a new outlook. THE seven members of the Neu (sic) Faces are old hands at the game of survival m the local music industry. They would do almost anything to make a decent buck.
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        London Symphony Orchestra treat
        492 13  -  NANCY KOH By THE London Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts m Singapore on May 27 and 28 on the sixth leg of its first world tour since 1967. This is also its first visit here. Performing at the Victoria Concert Hall, the LSO will be
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      214 2 Watch her grow into a healthy baby with help from ABDEC Baby Vitamin Drops During your baby's first two years, you will enjoy -^m^SS many happy moments watching her grow 'SsS^Ssgc*'" and learn about herself, and the world around her. j This is an important stage when you'll need to
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      201 3 National wants you to experience Hi-Fi al IyVVI Id C LJI IUCI Li IC 3LJI I. "^^^-^|^H "■'s 1 <■■ 1 I I I 1 Vk f when it comes to hearing the sound Jf <i^^l I^M^ TOTI com P° nent stereo far from your living jf j9j| Ift room.
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      1862 4 H^^^^^^b I^BHI UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED $150,000,000 8 per cent Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock 1 983/93 payable m full on application The latest time for receipt of applications is 12.00 noon on 29 April 1983 The procedure for application is set out m this Prospectus mim i UNITED MERCHANT BANK
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      1648 5 PROPERTIES HELD FOR INVESTMENT The net book value of the Group's properties held for investment at 31 December 1982 is as follows: S<QQQ Commercial Properties 180,000 70.4 Residential Properties (90 units of service apartments) 18,750 7.3 Hotel (355 rooms) 57,000 22.3 255,750 100.0 The rentable area of commercial and residential
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      1881 5 m the proportion of $1 nominal amount thereof for every $1 Ordinary Stock registered at the close of business on 11 April 1983. Persons who have purchased Ordinary Stock on or before 11 April 1983, but who have not been able to have such Ordinary Stock registered by the said
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      1873 5 provisions of the Trust Deed and m such an event such notice shall be deemed to have been cancelled but only m respect of such holder of the Loan Stock. In the event of redemption m part of the Loan Stock, the Loan Stock to be redeemed will be selected
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      1387 6 and so that for the purpose of this sub-paragraph, any increase m the book value of any assets resulting from the transfer by the Company or a subsidiary to a subsidiary or to the Company shall be deemed to result from a writing-up of the book value of such assets;
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      917 6 UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF THE SOURCE AND APPLICATION OF FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1982 $000 SOURCE OF FUNDS From operations: Operating profit 17,375 Adjustments for items not involving the movement of funds: Depreciation 2,572 Expenditure carried forward written off 340 Loss on disposal of
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      942 6 The actual rate of taxation for the Group for the years 1979 to 1982 is more than the standard rate of 40% principally because the consolidated results of the Group for each of those years include losses m a subsidiary company and for 1982 losses m certain associated companies which,
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      1147 7 Note The Group The Company $000 $'000 Properties m the course of development (a) 137,602 73,903 Less: Progress billings 51,312 51,312 86,290 22,591 Quoted shares (b) 89,914 85,564 Stock of food and beverages 280 Trade debtors (c) 16,781 11,270 Other debtors 10 1,519 Cash and bank balances 153 35 193,428
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      1045 7 24. Capital Commitments A subsidiary company has outstanding contracts for capital expenditure of $237 000 at 31 December 1982. The above Notes to the Accounts form part of the Auditors' Report. CONSOLIDATED PROFIT FORECAST The Directors of the Company forecast that, m the absence of unforeseen circumstances, the Group's profit
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      1284 7 THE SCHEDULE Properties Held For Investment Property Description and Tenure Open Market Value For Existing Use 1. FaberHouseNos This is a 12-storey commercial building S$ 36,000,000 230/ A/L, Orchard Road completed m 1973. First storey and the (excluding the first 4th storey to 12th storeys are used as storey which
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      3661 8 UNITED OVERSEAS LAND LIMITED Company's Allan Ng Poh Meng is a director of Chung Khiaw Realty Ltd and Lee Wah Realty basic loans prescribed by UOF m the event of the default by the purchasers Country of Interest (Pte) Ltd and alternate director of Marina Centre Holdings Pte Ltd. He
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      489 9 BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER Make money writing earn while you learn. The Writing School, founded m 1949, shows you how to write articles, short stories, novels, romances, radio and TV scripts that sell and keep on selling. Top professional writers, through the medium of the school's comprehensive home- study courses,
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      1078 10 APPOINTMENTS DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION the world's leader m the minicomputer industry, designs, j» manufactures, sells and services computers and associated peripheral equipment and related m ni software and supplies. The company's products are used worldwide m a wide variety of applications i|s and programmes. Due to rapid expansion our manufacturing
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      685 10 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 63 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of MIKROKOSMIC SOFTWARE PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of
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      235 10 G ARFIELD By Jim Dmvls C THERE 15 /f*LZ > ONE THING I > THE I LOVE ABOUT TINY V THE TROPICS < *Vs!lm>\ \POQSf £f?/V\ PAWt> 4-/9 rlmlr,/^ ©1963 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. STAR WARS B y Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson 9 £ftlP//?& STRtK&S&ACK... Lpn^nggJl WE CAMNtofviTT MOVE^V jffC^Kf
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      346 11 SIMPLE STEPS m^ WITHIN 2 MINUTES «W| YOU'VE AN INSTANT Hjy ONE- MAN- OPERATED And m less than 2 minutes you can fold it and carry it away. Ww H The New Original 8 Instant Display System is a new unique m concept for today's instant display. Complete with panels,
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      495 11 PEANUTS BySchulz THIS 15 OUR BI66EST I M VERY SUPERSTITIOUS 0M T^ E MORNIN6 OF ANP I*M ALWAYS 6AME OF THE SEASON t OUR 8166E5T GAME, I NERVOUS TO EAT «r; r^O— -HKf ALUjA^ 5 PoUR myself j. z^ NORBEHT By George Fett WHAT ARE you "X I WHYIN7H£ BECAUSE
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      494 12 IJ> **%k^l Purc^ a se rs oi selected units enjoy fi r^ W il 1 1/2 y ears xec^ nterest rate °f s% p- a o" P wL^Z. /1# housing loans with Hong Leong Finance. m ibrahim Bifl JBp Wjl i^s I M A^^^\^ JtejtpH^r^*r r^' LOCat On ~^^fe (^^^W
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      265 12 EXHIBITION ON CANCER National Library Lecture Hall. 10 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Ends Saturday. EXHIBITION ON THE ARCHITECT AND THE COMPUTER: A MAN-MACHINE SYSTEM Goethe-Institut Art Gallery. Noon 6 p.m. Till April 30. MENTAL HEALTH EXHIBITION Marine Parade Branch Library Lecture Hall. 10 a.m. 9 p.m. Ends Saturday. RICHARD WAGNER In
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      42 12 TOMORROW: Singapore 3.03 a.m. (2.6m), 10.18 a.m. (0.3m), 5.31 p.m. (2.0m), 10.18 p.m. (1.4m). Sedili Keehil 2.20 a.m. (2.1m), 9.24 a.m. (0.4m), 5.05 p.m. (2.2m), 10.39 p.m. (1.5m). Port Dickson 5.33 a.m. (1.0m), 11.09 a.m. (2.0m), 5.46 p.m. (0.7m), 12.28 a.m. (2.1m).
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      202 13 ■1. dozer blade 2. grapple fork 3. grapple bucket 4. pallet fork 5. earth auger 6. slide bucket backhoe 7. shovel Toywta ///y/e-^e/T The 7-in-l machine. Bached by our specialist service. The best selling skidsleer loader m Malaysia Within a year of its introduction the I UMW TOYOTA Total Service
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      709 14 DAIHATSU I UNBEATABLE rear seaf belts rear hatch UNBEATABLE Epi^SffiS^ h^M PUWCiI opener, rear split seats and VALUE FOR MONEY 3P^ HP" cylinder 4 cycle OHC engine s Speed comes with s Speed $21,923 ARF, and the XTE "^H produces 60 PS (at 5600 rpm) Transmission. The only IOOOcc 5
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      1907 14 Effect of war 3.00 PM Opening followed by Enigma (Mandar.n/r) n ?ari Memasak (Malay Tips on cooking. Guthne tries to help the McFadden brood out by MiStT^arS'' Report r*iw%r4 r^/-\j^l^*^N 440 Afternoon Matinee Mysteries of the Pacific- 6 5 0 The Fonz and the Happy yS ng pannm 2 for
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        Earliest user of gold and silver coins
        525 1 CHINA was one of the earliest users of gold and silver coins. During the Spring and Autumn (770-476 8.C.) and Warring States (475-221 8.C.) periods, all the vassal states under the Zhou emperor used knifeshaped, spade-shaped and round bronze coins. The exception was
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        Coins in use for 2,100 years
        695 1 THE Qin-type round bronze coin with a square hole m the centre was the most popular form of currency throughout China's long history. It was used for 2,100 years from the Qin dynasty (221-206 8.C.) to the early years of the Republic of China.
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        Flowers and birds his forte
        818 2 Lu Yaw Modern Masters of Chinese Painting MOST of Ren Bonian's "flower-and-bird" paintings were done m the yibi (Mm) manner, which is sometimes called the cuhi *fi or jianbi i#m technique. In English, the term "calligraphic brushwork" will perhaps serve as a convenient make-do. Look
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        763 1 NOTICES f pall I notice LION CORPORATION BERHAD 5^ °ty^g c1 lel (ALBERT), I/C NO. *****66-C is no (incorporated m Malaysia) longer a partner of ZODIAC TOOL SUPPLIES. He is therefore not authoKinTi^r A,- mrrTiai^ risec^ to transact any business or colIMOTICE OF MEETING lect any monies on our behalf.
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        321 1 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) TAKE NOTICE THAT: (a) Receiving and Adjudication Orders were made against the following debtors on Bth day of April 1983. IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 503/82 Johnny Woo Mun Cheng, i/c *****47/E of Apt Blk 26 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh #05-146, Singapore 1231. 653/82 Thia Thian Chuan,
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        345 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 68 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 In the Matter of LILY PAPER PTELTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the abovenamed Company
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        412 1 APPOINTMENTS I Established and Expanding lATA Travel Agency I requires Male/Female Ticketing/Reservations I Assistants and Sales Representatives I Candidates with basic travel knowledge will be an added I advantage I but not compulsory as on-the-job training will be provided I Interested candidates should write m confidence stating I qualifications, experience,
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        178 2 jfehte^ ;^H^ Pre«enled by the |JMhiw .^BbSBt American Assoctatio.: of Singapore fefc^^ l-ll^^l^ll 11l l l C^Sm^^l^^^^^^^B^SwWl COMPUMENTSOF Tic^. Av.M.b., a, n^Lr llV^LitL/i^'U i^^^^^ \#4 »jßßiS^^ X*^^&%^*^ HYATT REGENCYOSINGAPORE Z'^int^l J?^% Every Saturday at 9.30 p.m. W^ i__J <fc^^ Tel: *****58 or J 111 JjH TEXTURE Manila Honiara /^a —^r«r^L
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        303 3 ■< :ai i >Br"Bi3Bt:iMEa:iiH>Bia SPECIAL ONE-DAY 5-SHOW 1 PRE-RELEASE PREMIERE at I CAPITOL: TODAY I (*****59) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 Circle 53.50j Stalls g-^-^Jig^-g, 1 P Hip >:^B^^s3-^Hi P s s> hw •b i^lbjSiß iiLjlil^lfwilii't'i lpF it iIB fe A 111 Si I I JAMES OLSON BURT YOUNG RUTANYA
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        694 3 Milton NEO LEAF high quality hair rejuvenator tonic. V v You have heard about it... NOW YOU CAN HAVE IT 3HFRF This product is available m most leading beauty sa/oc pharmacies. Sole distributor /p\ i BEAUTY Unit 03-03, Tannery Block Ruby Industrial Com Tannery Road, Singapore 1334. Tel: *****15 1
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        358 3 CATHAY: 41st HILARIOUS DAY! v WINNER OF |if ACADEMY AWARD 1 For Best Supporting Actress !JL JESSICA LANGE DUSTIN HOFFMAN i Toolsie trrvftna? OFFER > yP Jp TO ALL "TOOTSIE" PATROMB i JIJwM^S YOUR AWSSION TICKET ENTITLES V/ w y^J* YOU TO A 20% DtSCOUNT AT ORANOE JULIUB I ODEON:
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        716 3 8 ,(£v CATHAY 8 Q NOW SHOWING' O Ci lorn I 30 4 630 9 I bpmQ j X "TREASURE OF THE ft X FOUR CROWNS" JC O m 3-D.Dolby Stereo Print IJ 5 EsaaasaEEsa ?> I 3th GIGANTIC DAY' Q i(. Due to Film's Length il. i \r Please
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        613 4 ALL kinds of style by different artists were on display at the recent Asean Exhibition of Paintings and Photographs at the National Museum Art Gallery. More than 181 pieces using all kinds of medium represented one of the largest collections from tftis region. The list of
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        602 4 Oleh A. GHANI HAMiD BERBAGAI daya dan gaya pelukis telah diperkenalkan melalui satu paraeran yang telah diadakan di Balai Seni Muzhim Negara baru-baru mi. "Pameran Asean Bagi Lukisan Dan Fotograf' telah berjaya mengemukakan sebahagian kemampuan dan kegemaran pelukis-pelukis yang karyanya terkumpul untuk pameran itu. Ragam teknik
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        750 4 Among the important changes, as shown m this column a fortnight ago, are:--1) the use of the letter 'c only m place of 'eh', 2) the substitution of 'sh' by 'sy\ 3) the substitution of 'th' by 's', 4) the omission of 'h* from 'dh', and
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        754 4 APPOINTMENTS II Petrochemical Corporation of Wr Singapore (Private) Limited^ ilfeir/WGtfr m the fore-fronP] 1. OF SINGAPORE'S PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY! The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petrochemical I Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:- PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Ethylene Plant) The successful candidate will
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        589 4 BOSCH invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: Technical Sales Representative (Motor Vehicle Testing Equipment) Qualifications Experience Male Malaysian citizen between 25 32 years A MCE, SPM or Senior Middle 3 certificate Must have relevant experience m areas of vehicle technology, testing of vehicles and its components
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