The Straits Times, 22 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Lock icon Jenny: They kept shelling us till we drifted out of sight
    853 1 Jenny: They kept shelling us till we drifted out of sight HONGKONG, Thurs A SINGAPORE woman and her husband, two of four survivors of the yacht Siddhartha which was attacked off the Spratley Islands, said today that they were shelled for an hour because the attackers "obviously didn't want any
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    GNP jump signals upturn...
    524 1  - GNP jump signals upturn... PETER BARNARD Prospects for Asia's exporters brighten with US 3.1 pc rise By US Editor will be a slow process 4 THIS (economic recovery) could easily be jeopardised by major tax increases this year. If Congress raises taxes, reducing business and consumer income, we run the
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    Lock icon Magazine names Russian agents in S-E Asia
    534 1 Probe after writer was offered $400,000 HONGKONG, Thursday ASIAWEEK, the weekly news magazine, has named Asian-based Soviet officials it claims are intelligence agents working under "diplomatic cover" in Soviet embassies. The magazine, in its April 29 issue, said it made an investigation after
    UPI  -  534 words
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    Lock icon Paris crackdown on one-arm bandits
    113 1 PARIS, Thurs. The French government is to clamp down on illegal gambling machines known here as "jackpots," which earn the criminal underworld more money a year than prostitution. The Cabinet yesterday backed a new Bill forbidding the import, manufacture, installation or exploitation of slot machines
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    Building students trade in books for hard hats
    462 1  - Building students trade in books for hard hats LINDA AUSTIN By A CONSTRUCTION "boom" is underway at Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) in Jurong. But these concrete storage sheds are being put by unusual local construction "companies." Everything about the building is being done by civil engineering students from ordering materials
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    Lock icon Thai-US naval exercise
    59 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thai and US naval demolition experts will hold a three-day joint exercise in the Gulf of Thailand next week, a Thai navy spokesman said today. The spokesman said the exercise, codenamed Under Seal 83-2, would start next Wednesday in Thai territorial waters off the provinces
    Reuter  -  59 words
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      Lock icon CHINESE KILL '16 INVADERS'
      90 1 BEIJING, Thurs. Chinese border guards killed 16 "Vietnamese invaders" yesterday in Yunnan province bordering Vietnam, the Xinhua news agency said today. A Chinese patrol surprised a group of six Vietnamese at the entrance to a village, killing five and wounding the sixth, the agency said. Two
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      90 1 66 pages today Lives of the immigrants in Singapore FORTY years of Singapore history will be the stage for the most ambitious Mandarin TV serial to be produced here. The 26-episode serial on the lives of immigrants in Singapore will be the longest planned by SBC so far. See Section
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      702 2 Chinese supplies DISCUSSIONS have started on China supplying naphtha as raw materials for Singapore's $2 billion petrochemical complex. This was announced by a visiting Chinese energy delegation. About 300,000 tonnes, or 60 per cent of the complex's needs, could start arriving next year. In return, China could take the
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      COMMENT
      189 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: Singapore's success in continuing to attract tourists depends on its maintaining its competitive edge over other touristhungry countries, both in terms of price and the quality of service. A reputation for high prices and poor service is a sure formula for driving tourists away. Page
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      SPORTS
      356 2 Rethink on Fandi THE Football Association of Singapore will hold a special council meeting on Monday to reconsider its decision to leave out striker Fandi Ahmad and goalkeeper David Lee from next month's Southeast Games. "Because of latest developments, we'd like... to hear the views of the members and
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      242 2 BANK DEPOSITS DECLINED BY $173m IN FEBRUARY CUSTOMER deposits with banks dropped by $173 million to $23.3 billion in February, the first monthly fall in eight months. The Monetary Authority of Singapore, in its latest statistical bulletin, attributed the decline to Government withdrawal of deposits from the banking
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      BACKGROUND
      44 2 AUSSIES FROWN ON ASIANS A WAVE of resentment is rising against Asian students in Australia. Many Australians believe the number of Asians admitted to the country's institutions of learning should be restricted so that Australians would not be deprived of places. Page 18
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      543 2 Top of the Chart THAI politics took a surprise turn yesterday when the Chart Thai (Thai National) Party picked up 38 more seats, narrowly edging out the Social Action Party to become the likely head of the next coalition government. This follows the dissolution and merger of
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      226 2 Don't ignore Asean FOREIGN businessmen were urged yesterday to take a keener interest in Malaysia and the region. Otherwise, they may lose valuable markets and investment opportunities as Malaysia seeks others more willing to impart their technology, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said at the
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      SECTION 2
      309 2 Oil drilling poser ON THE frozen surface of the Arctic Ocean, oil explorers are grappling with a leading international energy question. At a time of falling oil prices, are exceptionally high-cost hydrocarbon resources still worth the price? The issue is posed most starkly at Rea Point, the northernmost
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      146 2 Weekend shows CINEMA-GOERS can choose to watch a comedy, a crime thriller, a soap opera or a sword-fighting film this weekend. Funny Boys is a Hongkongmade comedy about the blunders of two policemen. Tales of a Eunuch is a sword-fighting film set in the Qing dynasty.
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      388 2 P Swissair: To Switzerland and on to over 30 cities the same day. For business trips, it's especially true: the quicker, the better. Therefore to avoid any unnecessary absence from your office, you can fly from Singapore to Zurich every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday and from there nonstop right on
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US fleet taunts Soviets
      419 3 Ships cruise near military bases in eastern Siberia TOKYO, Thurs. An American armada (above), believed to be the biggest US force sent to the north Pacific since 1945, has taunted the Soviet Union by cruising near sensitive military bases in eastern Siberia, military sources said today.
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      British MP to form Asean lobby in Commons
      306 3  - British MP to form Asean lobby in Commons FERESA OOI Byl LONDON, Thursday A SENIOR British MP is to form a lobby group to push the interests of Asean in the House of Commons. The British- Asean parliamentary group, to be set up in two weeks, will press MPs to
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      Chart Thai likely to head the coalition
      436 3  -  NANCY CHNG By Our Bangkok Correspondent Its surprise gain of 38 more seats edges out the SAP BANGKOK, Thurs. Thai politics was given a surprise twist today when the Chart Thai (Thai National) Party picked up 38 additional seats, narrowly edging out the
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      Lock icon Garuda introduces cheaper fares to attract tourists
      134 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Indonesian national airlines, Garuda, has introduced a package of cheaper through fares and rates for tourists coming in groups to attract more visitors to the country. Announcing this here yesterday, a Garuda spokesman said the through tickets apply to Europe
      AFP  -  134 words
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      New Bill aimed at Japanese loan sharks
      216 3  - New Bill aimed at Japanese loan sharks PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. The government has drawn up a controversial Bill to curb the activities of what is known as the sara-kin notorious loan sharks who lend money out at exorbitant interest rates. At present, the sara-kin who
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      Lock icon New leaders in Chinese provinces
      78 3 BEIJING, Thurs. The Chinese Communist Party has in recent weeks carried out an unprecendented reshuffle of its leadership in the provinces, replacing nearly half of the provincial first secretaries. Observers saw the magnitude of the reshuffle as proof of the cohesion of the post-Mao regime
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      Lock icon Nuclear debate across Atlantic Ocean
      266 4 Nuclear debate across Atlantic Ocean NEW YORK, Thurs. A transatlantic debate between European and American foreign policy experts on the deployment of American nuclear missiles in Western Europe will be broadcast by satellite on Saturday night. The 90-minute programme, The Great Nuclear Arms Debate, is the idea of former CBS
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      Lock icon The curtains part
      90 4 THREE old friends at a graduation reunion? They could be just that except for the fact that they are members of three governments not exactly noted for their mutual admiration. Bat here the Iron and Bamboo curtains part on Tuesday to reveal the smiles of (from left)
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      Lock icon No quick cure for US-Mexico ailment
      371 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday Talks show how deep the divisions are SECRETARY of State George Shultz's talks in Mexico, friendly and cordial as they were, have clearly shown that strains between the two countries could not be healed with swift remedies, officials and diplomats here said.
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      Lock icon Latin American peace talks
      89 4 PANAMA CITY, Thurs. Foreign ministers from nine Latin American countries began peace talks here yesterday amid reports that two of them would go to Moscow this week to head off an East-West confrontation. The ministers also plan to analyse talks between Mexican offi- cials and American
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        Lock icon Closer to Asean
        75 4 THE NEW Labour government would seek to develop a close working relationship with South-east Asian neighbours and the South Pacific to contribute to the region's stability and security, Governor-general Sir Ninian Stephen said at the opening of the Australian Parliament in Canberra yesterday. "My advisers seek to
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        Lock icon Nuclear test protest
        62 4 AUSTRALIA AND New Zealand yesterday condemned new French nuclear tests in the South Pacific, with Australia's Foreign Minister Bill Hayden promising in Canberra to make a strong protest in Paris next month. The nuclear detonation at Mururoa atoll on Tuesday night, the first by the French this
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        Lock icon Israeli soldiers killed
        53 4 TWO ISRAELI soldiers were killed and three injured in two clashes in Lebanon on Wednesday, an Israeli military spokesman said in Beirut yesterday. He said the two died when guerillas tried to infiltrate from behind Syrian lines into areas under Israeli control. All four guerillas were killed,
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        Moscow melee
        84 4 SOVIET POLICE briefly detained two Americans yesterday after a protest in a Moscow hotel over the case of a Soviet citizen who has been refused an exit visa, the BBC reported from London. The men were part of a group who released coloured balloons and uncovered Tshirts bearing
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        Lock icon Libya to lose cargo
        52 4 BRAZIL WILL confiscate all ammunition aboard four Nicaragua-bound Libyan aircraft which landed at two Brazilian airports on Saturday the government announced on Wednesday night. Air force troops guarded the aircraft, three of them huge Soviet-made Dyushins, at airports in the northern Brazilian cities on Recife and
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        Lock icon News leaks law
        42 4 A COMMITTEE of Reagan administration officials has recommended enactment of a new law under which any government employee who improperly discloses classified information would be liable to be jailed for three years and fined up to US$lO,OOO (S$20,000). NYT
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      Sears, Roebuck sets up Asian advisory panel
      205 4  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor WASHINGTON, Thurs. An offshoot of the giant Sears, Roebuck trading group has set up an eightmember Asian advisory board which includes Mr Wee Cho Yaw, chairman of the United Overseas Bank. The chairman of Sears World Trade, Mr
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      Lock icon US and Soviets seek to end Iran-Iraq war
      381 6 KUWAIT, Thursday EFFORTS are reportedly under way by the Soviet Union and apparently the United States to end the Iran-Iraq dispute, which has intensified since oil from damaged wells began spilling into the Persian Gulf. Government sources said Soviet leader Yuri Andropov
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      Lock icon Israel won't pull out from Golan, says Begin
      211 6 TEL AVIV, Thursday PRIME Minister Menachem Begin, in a rebuff to President Ronald Reagan, said the Israeli annexation of Syria's Golan Heights would not be reversed. Mr Begin, speaking in Jerusalem yesterday to a Herut Party veterans gathering, was responding to Mr
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      Lock icon Car bomb blasts in Baghdad
      129 6 BAGHDAD, Thurs. Two car bombs exploded in Baghdad today, killing and wounding several people, the official Iraqi news agency reported. The agency said the explosions were in the Sal- hiya and Alwiya areas of the Iraqi capital. The agency blamed the blasts on pro-Iranian saboteurs.
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      Lock icon '7,000 barrels of oil leaking daily'
      136 6 '7,000 barrels of oil leaking daily' LONDON, Thurs. A senior Iranian oil industry official was quoted yesterday >s saying that more than 7,000 barrels of Oil were leaking into the Persian Gulf daily from damaged Iranian wells and part of the huge oil slick was burning. Mr Asghar Ebrahimi, chairman
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      Lock icon Big Islamic art show opens in Istanbul
      104 6 ISTANBUL, ThursX— Turkish Premier Bulend Ulusu led an internatiojial delegation of Islamic diplomats and scholars through the grand opening of an Islamic arts exhjbition at Istanbul's Topk^pi Palace yesterday to m<|rk the 15th-century of Islaftj. "The Turks played |m essential role in the
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      Lock icon Walesa backs May Day rallies
      356 8 IF they intend to question me on the activities of each of Solidarity's 10 million members, then I'll he kept busy till 3* my dying day. Lech Walesa, leader of Poland's outlawed Solidarity union, in jest, after he was released by police who interrogated him
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      Lock icon EEC farm ministers break off talks
      272 8 EEC farm ministers break off talks LUXEMBOURG, Thursday EUROPEAN Economic Community farm ministers today temporarily broke off talks on annual price rises for eight million farmers, after a Franco-German dispute; over agricultural trade blocked chances of a settlement. i As a marathon three-day bargaining ses- sion ended in the early
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      Lock icon Quarrel grows over W. German death at border
      182 8 Quarrel grows over W. German death at border BONN, Thurs. A SPLIT within Chancellor Helmut Kohl^ coalition government over the death of a West German at an East Germaitjiorder post widened yeste|>d>y as a quarrel grew between Liberals and right-wingers over the handling of the affair. A proposed visit to
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      Lock icon Britain issues a new £1 coin
      116 8 LONDON, Thnrs. A new £1 coin will be issued in Britain today for the first time since World War I. The coin will eventually replace the paper pound note, brought in as an emergency form of money at the start of the war in
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      Lock icon Spain allows US continued use of four bases
      199 8 MADRID, Thurs. Spain's Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of granting the United States continued use of four military bases on Spanish soil, despite the reservations of many leftist delegates. By a 249-9 vote yesterday, the Cortes, or Parliament, approved a fiveyear extension
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    'Sana in dire need of voluntary help'
    197 9 'Sana in dire need of voluntary help' sdfds xfsd sdfsd d YOU are wanted! by the Singapore Anti-Nar-cotics Association. "There is a dire need for volunteers," Sana president Baey Lian Peck told the Rotary Club of Singapore (West) at the Shangri-La Hotel yesterday. He urged those who had the time
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    Couple wanted to apply for a larger flat, court told
    314 9 Couple wanted to apply for a larger flat, court told BROTHERS' EXTORTION TRIAL A CONVEYANCING clerk said during an extortion trial yesterday that a couple told her they were selling their flat because they were applying for a larger one. Mrs Tang Chee Weng was testifying at the trial of
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    Firm pays a high price for child labour
    169 9 Firm pays a high price for child labour A COMPANY was fined a total of $1,600 for employing a child under 14 as an industrial workman without permission from the Labour Ministry and making her work more than six hours on Nov 18, 1980. Madam Annie Lee, manageress of Yew
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    The hard-core families who still don't stop at two
    279 9 The hard-core families who still don't stop at two THERE is still a group of hard-core Singaporeans who do not stop after having two children. Among this group, which accounted for a national average of 6.3 per cent of births, are some who have nine children and more. This, said
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    Commercial Crime Division upgrade under study
    133 9 Commercial Crime Division upgrade under study A THREE-MAN British team was recently in Singapore to study the Commercial Crime Division, and how it can be upgraded to tackle increasingly complex whitecollar crimes expected in the future. The team led by Mr Peter Westley, former Commander of the Company Fraud Department
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    Putting faces to the voices at this year's Festival of Choirs
    175 9 MUSIC lovers will, for the first time, get to know more about the people behind the voices in this year's Festival of Choirs. The Culture Ministry, which organises the annual festival, now in its fifth year, will include extensive
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    Oil complex hopes to get Chinese naphtha
    393 9  -  RONNIE LIM NGIAM TONG HAI By and SINGAPORE'S $2 billion petrochemical complex may get its naphtha, a raw material, from China if talks proceed smoothly. About 300,000 tonnes, or 60 per cent of the complex's requirements, could come from China next year. Trading
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    Visibility improves by noon as haze lightens
    119 10 HAZE over Singapore kept shifting in density yesterday. At Tengah, which experienced some light rain on Wednesday, visibility at 6 a.m was 4 km compared with only 2 km the previous day. But yesterday's visibility fell to 2 km at 7 a.m. before
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    Court told of crucial 10 minutes
    391 10 f df sdfsd sdff Time needed to take money TEN minutes was what it took for a POSB computer operator to gain access to money in an automated-teller-machine (ATM) vault and lock it up again before leaving, a district court heard yesterday. The monitoring
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    Scholars' search for homes is over
    401 10  -  JUNE TAN By HOMES at convenient locations have been found for the Asean scholars who once feared being booted off to the outlying parts of Singapore. Now housed at the Nanyang Technological Institute hostels in Upper Jurong, the students were told they would have
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    Mosque for Tampines
    66 10 A MOSQUE will be built soon in Tampines housing estate. It will be one of nine to be built under the second phase of the mosque building programme. A mosque building committee comprising Muslim residents of Tampines estate and the surrounding areas will be formed at a
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    Reminder to report change of address
    97 10 HOLDERS of Singapore identity cards have been reminded to report any change of address within 14 days. If they do not, they can be jailed up to five years or fined up to $5,000, or both. The Ministry of Home Affairs said they can
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    British circus comes to town
    106 10 British circus comes to town ONE of the world's biggest circuses Gerry Cottle's of Britain is in town to thrill Singaporeans during its four-week season. It opens at the Kallang Shore Gardens near the National Stadium on April 29 with a charity show for the police. Proceeds will go to
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    Applications to Islamic University
    77 10 MUSLIMS who wish to study at the new International Islamic University in Kuala Lumpur can submit their names to five Muslim organisations in Singapore. They are the Majlis Ugama Islam (Islamic Religious Council), the Singapore Muslim Missionary Society, the Malay Journalists' Association, the Prophet Mohammad Birthday
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    Long elected president
    43 10 MR LONG Foo Kee has been elected president of the Singapore Psychological Society. Other officials are vicepresident, Mr Yip Weng Kee; secretary, Dr Ng Pui Eng; and treasurer, Mr Daniel Kwok. Two council members and two auditors were also elected.
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    Lim's belief was out of local context, says doctor
    1539 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA lnl!TJnyXil^Jtjq}jiiijjj^:J tJuX wJ By and Delusion was there when he killed children, court told ADRIAN Lim, 41, his wife Tan Mui Choo, 28, and Hoe Kah Hong, 27, are charged with the murder of Agnes Ng Siew
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    How 15 plan to get your paper to you
    203 11 How 15 plan to get your paper to you YOUR copy of The Straits Times does not just land on your door step its regular delivery is the result of close co-ordination between the circulation department and vendors. Fifteen sales representatives and other staff in the circulation department of the
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    Banks urged to set up more QC circles
    415 11 Banks urged to set up more QC circles BANKS here are being encouraged to find out the usefulness of quality control circles and how these may be set up successfully. The Association of Banks in Singapore and the National Productivity Board have organised a series of half-day seminars, the first
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    Top execs can get US training in Singapore
    154 11 SENIOR executives here will soon be able to attend lessons conducted by professors from one of the top 10 business schools in the United States without having to go there. The classes are part of a course on financial management development organised
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      73 11 Choose a job ■■HWMiiiiiiiMHi laira yourself and give you room to grow and Sec 2 certificate or NTC 3 in take on higher responsibilities. O levels O levels electrical fitting and installation 1 'O' levels, including English, 'O' levels, preferably with Valid Class 4 driving licence m m m 6322
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    First for S'pore: Doctor has disease named after him
    261 12  -  Gillian Pow Chong By* A SINGAPORE rheumatologist, Dr Tay Chong Hai (above), has won international honour and been listed in the latest edition of Who's Who in the World for his medical discoveries here in the Seventies. In 1971 Dr Tay
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    15 dentists get notice to leave
    420 12  -  BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter MORE than 15 government dental surgeons were given retrenchment letters this month and another group is expected to receive their quit notices next month. It is believed that these dental officers include those bonded to serve the government
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    Taxi drivers' graduation
    58 12 TWO hundred and seventy taxi drivers will "graduate' at a ceremony at Hotel Pavilion Inter-continental on April 27. They were among the last 10 batches of taxi drivers who completed the Registry of Vehicles training course last month and this month. Twenty-one good and honest taxi drivers
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    Three energy guzzlers taken off list
    199 12 Three energy guzzlers taken off list THREE of the 20 "energy -guzzling" buildings have been taken off the surcharge list after taking steps to comply with an energysaving requirement. They are Peninsula Plaza in North Bridge Road, ICB Enterprise House in Middle Road and Irama Hotel in Orchard Road. The
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    Managers told: Playing Santa is not enough
    306 12 MANAGERS have been told they need to do more than play Santa Claus to get the best from workers. The Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr Eugene Yap, said a good manager should also help his subordinates develop their potential so that they find satisfaction
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    Slip-road closed
    65 12 THE slip-road from East Coast Parkway to Bedok South Avenue 1 will be closed to traffic from 10 a.m. tomorrow to facilitate the construction of a pedestrian underpass. The underpass is being built in conjunction with the building of a flyover across East Coast Parkway at Bedok South
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      331 12 Dynasty celebrates International Secretaries' Week |w| I This year, fete your a^fJag I secretary in the style I she deserves regal. it^M^j^^^yi^jfeg'/ aBF Red carpets in the Ballroom. JmH^ra^wHaMffi^^^^WT Chefs bustling around. We're j^^^fip^gggWJHßH^.a^PßH^^^ getting read>' to celebrate some special people. On the nights of jJMtflHBi^SMilBMi Apnl r and 28>
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      365 12 When you turn on most normal air- i m^^v^e*? conditioners you have a simple choice. High- SKS^" »T SSI cool or low-cool. Low-cool never cools enough d A and high-cool is so effective you're freezing J*'k ''■*>' within a short while. So Carrier invented a new air-conditioner with a computer
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    What's brewing?
    314 13 What's brewing? Coffee and tea, of course and a lot of sipping IT BEGAN when hundreds of pots were brought to the boil. Then as familiar fragrances filled the air, eyes lit up and lips puckered in anticipation. Soon there was a whole lot of sipping going on. This rather
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    Holiday Inn plans to expand in Asean
    240 13 HOLIDAY Inn plans to add another eight hotels and well over 2,000 rooms to its chain in Asean countries over the next few years. There are now six Holiday Inn hotels in Asean one each in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johore Baru, Kuching
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    Bursaries for Thomson's needy
    84 13 Bursaries for Thomson's needy NEEDY young residents of Thomson, especially those with good academic results, can apply for scholarships and bursaries from the Thomson Citizens' Consultative Committee. They can get bursaries of $100 each if they are in primary school, $200 each if they are in secondary school, and $400
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    Barbecue permits will soon cost $5
    97 13 THE days of getting barbecue permits free of charge will soon be over. From May 3, the Parks and Recreation Department will charge $5 for each permit, to help defray increasing administrative expenses and the cost of maintaining parks where the barbecues are held.
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    Officials of library group
    42 13 MRS Peggy Wai Chee Hochstadt has been elected president of the Library Association of Singapore. Other officials are: Vicepresident, Mr R. Ramachandran; secretary, Mrs LeeWang Cheng- Yeng; and treasurer, Mr Hui Kok Wah.Five council members were also elected.
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    The good, honest cabbies
    426 15  -  RAV DHALIWAL By They return cash and valuables left in their taxis C-O-U-R-T-E-S-Y Taxi driver M. P. Balakrishna stretched it further than most would. When a passenger, who had boarded his taxi at Tanglin Shopping Centre, realised he had left all his money at home, the
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    ...and the bad, unscrupulous ones
    417 15 They deceive passengers into paying the $1 CBD surcharge UNSCRUPULOUS cabbies are abusing the $1 Central Business District taxi surcharge. Several commuters have been paying the surcharge when they should not. The Registry of Vehicles (ROV) has acted against 10 cabbies who cheated passengers by
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    3 Muslim bodies may carry out a joint survey
    321 15 THREE Muslim bodies may carry out a joint comprehensive survey to find out the number of Muslim students requiring bursaries and the yearly cost of bursaries for the next 10 to 20 years. The three bodies are Mendaki, the Muslim educational
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    Bidding for more EW car numbers
    84 15 Bidding for more EW car numbers THE public can bid for motor car registration numbers in the EW series from 6001 to 9999 from Monday. The numbers in the EW series can only be used for the first registration of new motor cars. The minimum amount for a bid is
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    Man gave $2,510 to get a foodstall
    87 15 Man gave $2,510 to get a foodstall A 55-YEAR-OLD man was cheated of $2,510 by a man who claimed he could help him get a foodstall at Ang Mo Kio. Mr H. H. Tan, 55, told police that the man said he had a friend who was a hawker inspector
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      94 15 I BLOCK OF 59 I 1 APARTMENTS 1 21-23 PALMER STREET I BALMAIN 1 Sydney- Australia Prime investmentonlyskmfromSydneyG.P.O. 1 bedroom studio apartments licensed as 'Rooms-Let-in-Lodgings'. |J| Fully leased. Return $98,670 p.a. net. Could be used as serviced rooms or staff accommodation. On site parking. AUCTION: 1 2 noon Tuesday, 1
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    Battle of the bulge
    543 16  -  PAUL JACOB By Navy wages war on obesity in the ranks THE navy is at war on a new front against obesity in the ranks. Last month, it started antiobesity clinics for 123 affected servicemen. At these sessions they are counselled on diet and exercise and
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    Triple joy for engineer...
    259 16 IT was an occasion of triple joy for engineer Sim Kwong Mian, 32, when he received his diploma in management studies on Wednesday. For, he not only won the Shell gold medal, the top award for the most outstanding graduand in the course, but also two
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    Misadventure verdict on deaths of two on gondola
    250 16 Misadventure verdict on deaths of two on gondola A SUB-CONTRACTOR died instantly after a gondola on which he and three others stood collapsed while they were washing a block of flats in Jurong, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Another worker, Mr Koh Kwee Hiak, 22, who had been seriously injured,
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    Woman loses $400 to conman
    126 16 Woman loses $400 to conman A WOMAN was cheated of $400 by a man who posed as her son's friend to borrow the money in Jurong East on Wednesday. Madam A. L. Wong, 45, told police that the man went to her flat that afternoon and claimed to be her
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    Ad officials
    34 16 MR VINCE Khoo, has been reelected president of the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents Singapore. Other officials are Mr John Hagley (vice president); Mr John Lee (secretary); and Mr Michael Ang (treasurer).
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    $19,500 diamond earrings theft
    148 16 POLICE are investigating a report that a woman posed as a customer and stole a pair of diamond earrings said to be worth $19,500 at a Specialist Centre jewellery shop on Wednesday. Salesgirl L.T. Oh, 27, told police that the woman went to the shop at
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      563 16 A "Salute to all dectftaries jf^O (April q-jo, ipBJ) The Ming Court honours all secretaries during this special week. As a tribute the hotel has dedicated a week-long of activities to Girl Friday. Treat your secretary to our fabulous daily dian xin (tim sum) buffet cum fashion show at the
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      167 16 MARUMAN 1C521 with the 12th South-east Asia Games logo. A collector's item in limited edition only. SP^r JSim Jfc"* The 521 is the wor| d' s slimmest ■^^r I batter y electronic lighter. ""■i^fiF jE|^^^v The concealed ignition switch ■jiy jp^piy'- v I operates at the slightest stroke. ■*^«L, jy
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      Lock icon Getting more bumis to invest in unit trust
      197 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian government is launching a new campaign to persuade bumlputras to invest in the Amanah Saham Nasional (ASN), a government unit trust. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam, who announced this on Tuesday, said although 1.15 million bumlputras
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      Lock icon Take keener interest or you may lose your chance — foreign businessmen told
      256 17 Take keener interest or you may lose your chance foreign businessmen told KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday FOREIGN businessmen were today urged to take a keener interest in Malaysia and the region, otherwise they may lose valuable markets and investment opportunities. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, said this at the
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      Lock icon Killed by saw
      51 17 KUANTAN, Thurs. A woodcutter, Che Noh bin Deraman, died soon after he was struck in the chest by a chainsaw at Hutan Klau, Raub, on Saturday. Police said yesterday he was trying to pull the saw off a tree trunk when the blade rebounded and struck him.
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      Lock icon Rally against the Soviets
      162 17 KOTA BARU, Thurs. About 4,000 members of the youth wings of National Front component parties will attend a rally here on Sunday in protest against the Soviet threat against Asean. The state Wanita Umno and other voluntary organisations are also expected to join in the demonstration.
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      Lock icon PWD hopes to net millions from sale
      119 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Public Works Department (PWD) intends to sell several million dollars' worth of heavy equipment as it will be too costly to recondition them. Works and Utilities Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu this week said the government is hoping to
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      Lock icon Judge rules case should go on trial
      239 17 Judge rules case should go on trial JOHORE BARU, Thursday THE High Court yesterday dismissed with costs the application by five senior Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) officers to strike out a writ and statement of claim by one of their subordinates for alleged harassment and intimidation. Mr Justice Mohamed Yusuff.bin Mohamed
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      Lock icon Deer on the menu
      65 17 Deer on the menu PENANG, Thurs. One of Malaysia's protected animals, the Sambur deer, is being eaten in some of the country's leading hotels and restaurants, the Consumers' Association of Penang (CAP) said today. The CAP spokesman said it had proof of illegal hunting. Under Malaysia s wildlife legislation it
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      Lock icon Rain brings relief
      47 17 IPOH, Thurs. Residents here experienced a short spell of relief yesterday when the current heat wave was interrupted by an hour-long shower. Since the beginning of the year, the town has been stricken by drought. The highest temperature recorded was 36.1 degrees C. NST
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      Poor service off tourists
      444 18 drives IS SINGAPORE in danger of pricing itself out of the tourist market? The warnings are certainly coming hard and fast from the most knowledgeable of sources people in the trade. In recent months, there have been complaints from Australian, New Zealand and West German travel
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    Lock icon They want work!
    861 18  -  JON NORDHEIMER By We study for jobs that don't exist a Dutch girl mSo we pass the days at the discos, or meet people at the cafe, and sit and stare, m a German girl AMSTERDAM As the rain-soaked day slips into dusk, young women gather behind
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    IRS squealers
    679 18 I KNOW it is going to come as a surprise to some people, but the Internal Revenue Service has a "squeal" rule. If someone is cheating on his or her taxes, and you tell the IRS where to look and they manage to collect the hidden money, you
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    Lock icon Guns come first in Iraq
    837 18  -  PETER COCKBURN B> THE IRAQI government must regret much of its propa- ganda in the first two years of the disastrous war with Iran. Devoted primarily to fostering the personality cult of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, it specialised in a breezy mendacity, even as Iraq's
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      386 18 RETAIL SHOPS f SINGAPORE FINANCE HOUSE.... (TtlTftfi>SYffiWUF* 1 Jk KnODEnN sh °pp in 9 I SHOPPING r^^T^^n I I CENTRE ir:-r i^^r I I READY FOR sushis a ±Z-r~^?r--1 OCCUPATION SOON. ;I 5 }'F4i --^m I ,i^ *iUV—^:^ I pHHo_H_nßH__Ha@Mnp"**^ 'TfXC ill— 'l i-~.|^--» lllir \jjfifojo- f -*iiiiii i it-
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      Best can certainly do better in this case
      286 19 Best can certainly do better in this case I REFER to the report "English to last a lifetime" on the Basic Education for Skills Training (Best) programme textbooks. (Sunday Times, March 27). Two of my employees enrolled for the Best English Language Module 1 programme sometime agoAfter attending a few
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      The message depends on the situation
      296 19 The message depends on the situation I READ with disgust and contempt the report "Major Fong's Singlish jokes make a point about English." (ST, April 19). I would say that the audience was amused not because of the joke itself but that it came from the mouth of a minister
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      STOP MAKING SUCH FRIVOLOUS REMARKS
      96 19 I REFER to the report "Major Fong's Singlish jokes make a point about English." (ST, April 19). Maj Fong remarked on the generally poor and low standard of English among the majority of Singaporeans. I find the parking attendant's statement proper and correct. It is
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      The day Gandhi was moved by English writer's thoughts
      409 19 The day Gandhi was moved by English writer's thoughts WHAT was recently written on the film "Gandhi" would give the younger generation an insight into the life of the late Mahatma Gandhi. In the 180 minutes, the film could not tell us more but a pertinent fact that the Gandhi
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        Trade marks must comply with law
        199 19 WITH reference to the letter "Drug capsule colours and the danger" by "That's Not Cricket" (ST, March 23), please note that the registration of trade mark TM No. *****, consisting of a capsule device with black and red colouring, was granted under a proviso
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        Pollution caused by faulty system
        133 19 WE would like to inform "Resident," who wrote the letter "Noise, dust descend on residents" (ST, April 5), that granite quarries are only allowed to carry out blasting operations twice a day in order to minimise inconvenience to residents living in the vicinity. The recent
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      We should be proud of the English we speak
      400 19 We should be proud of the English we speak Readers react to Major Fong's remarks on Singlish I REFER to remarks made by the Minister of State (Labour), Major Fong Sip Chee, as reported in the article "Major Fong's Singlish jokes make a point about English." (ST, April 19). Maj
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      Help reduce pollution in this estate
      118 19 Help reduce pollution in this estate PILING work has been going on for some weeks now near my residence in Marine Parade. The noise has been deafening and has been going on for long hours each day. In addition, fumes and smoke dust are carried all over the estate. Such
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      Can't get a job because of age
      160 19 WHEN I was young, I failed the Primary School Leaving Examination. After a few years, I realised that I had to study hard and upgrade myself. I began to attend Adult Education Board classes. I passed the GCE 'O' level examination and was
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      Majiang nuisance
      64 19 MANY people play majiang during their leisure time. Some, especially Housing Board residents, however, go to the extent of playing it every day from afternoon till the next morning. Little do they realise that they are disturbing the peace. Could HDB advise the players to be more considerate
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      35 19 DON'T BE SHY IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start in Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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      181 19 JVC invented the world's first VHS system, World's first deck-type stereo video recorder, World's first VHS portable system, World's first colour portable TV. Now JVC introduces THE WORLDS SMALLEST awMlJi^M V^9B IP^fl Pr!^fl it Jk^^Hl^Bn^. Wk KLB Sbß HP*TjS Hr^aaß m*^ All the big features miniaturised. Fast forward, shuttle search
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      Asian students face racial barrier
      1168 20  -  FLORENCE CHONG By in Sydney Prejudice j| ASIAN students in Sydney are under seige from fellow students. Recent events point to a change of attitude to the rapidly increasing number of Asian students coming into Australia to complete their education. As a result, the number
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      Lock icon Division among the Jews
      712 20  -  COLIN SMITH Prejudice"^ By ISRAEL'S oriental Jews marked the end of Passover, the week-long celebration of the ancient Israelites' escape from Egypt, with a spring festival that Moroccan Jews call Minouna. In Jerusalem a crowd estimated at 100,000 gathered in a public park near the Knesset
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      559 20 The latest Htias piano with the best sound from Atlas, the factory designated by Kunitachi College of Music in Japan. NA3D ■ih jg^|isfflj^B9^~ Hi ft?* r \V y^ VI One JVC Stereo Y Cassette Player CQI with every purchase. VICTOR MUSIC C€NTR€ PTC. LTD., #03-13 Plaza Singapura Tel: *****15 #06-03
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      218 20 I Hfe Iwyl f Jgk I Bb SjbS^^Sl. HH ■HP az^^w e>.y 9S K.W^HK9Hbir :r^uJl wP^"^r^ T^^^^r^i' 1 Hy^. JBijH w^l**F r I^P&'^^^^^^^BlSrhL J^H iHH^^ 1 Fondues avai\a»«- V JHte. «V Gourmet Fol J^en, po^ We're bringing back Gourmet Meat fondue oi e J,' e nison Fondues to Le Chalet
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        Higher interest rates
        67 21 ASIA Commercial Bank will be paying 0.25 percentage points higher interest rates for its fixed deposits with effect from today. One- and three-month deposits will be pegged at 6.5 per cent, six-month deposits at 6.75 per cent and nine- and 12-month deposits at 7 per cent. The
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        Cold Storage replies
        64 21 COLD Storage Holdings PLC has told the Stock Exchange of Singapore that the company does not expect a material change in the group's profitability, following its proposed one-for-10 bonus issue which is to be capitalised from its capital reserves account. In addition, the company does not expect
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        General Corp explains
        69 21 GENERAL Corporation Bhd has explained that the shortfall between the group after-tax profits for 1982 and the estimated group after-tax profits made in the company's prospectus dated Oct 28, was due mainly to the delay in the launching of the Ampang City project by about four months.
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        Federal Cables queried
        63 21 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked Federal Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing Bhd to give details of its capital expansion projects to be financed from the proceeds of its proposed one-for-seven rights issue. In addition, the exchange wants to know whether the company expects any change
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        Chocolate Products
        41 21 CHOCOLATE Products (M) Bhd has reported group after-tax profits of M51.16 million (no comparison) on a turnover M538.15 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. Its directors have declared a final dividend of 7.5 per cent tax exempt.
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        MPHB unit buys stake
        96 21 MULTI-Purpose Holdings Bhd (MPHB) said its wholly owned subsidiary, Multi-Purpose Shipping Corp Bhd (MPSC), has acquired a 25 per cent interest in Promptship Holdings Inc for US$l2 million (5525.2 million) cash. Promptship, an investment holding company registered in Liberia with an issued capital of US$6.B7 million,
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        Lock icon Export expectations
        65 21 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia expects to export 240,000 tonnes of palm oil this year, or 27 per cent of projected annual production of 870,000 tonnes. A Trade Ministry spokesman said domestic consumption for the first half of this year is expected to be around 315,000 tonnes and, if demand
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        Lock icon Vehicle output higher
        88 21 FRANKFURT, Thurs. West German vehicle output rose 20.6 per cent in March over February to 407,800 but was still 5 per cent below March 1982, the Vehicle Industry Association said. Vehicle exports fell 1.8 per cent to 232,600, of which 213,700 were cars. Domestic demand for cars
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        Lock icon Honda sales plan
        62 21 TOKYO, Thurs. Honda Motor Co Ltd said it planned to sell 3.85 million motorcycles and 1.22 million cars in the year ending Feb 29, 1984, up from 3.75 million and 1.12 million, respectively, last year. Honda hoped to export 2.20 million motorcy- 1 cles, up 3 per
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        Lock icon Foreign holdings fall
        57 21 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. Foreigners sold South African mining shares worth at least 500 million rands (*****.9 million) in the five weeks following the abolition of the financial rand last February, according to a study on foreign investment in South African mining companies published by a firm of Johannesburg
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      Laurence Prust to hold 30pc in proposed company
      300 21 Laurence Prust to hold 30pc in proposed company LAURENCE Prust Co will hold only a 30 per cent equity stake in a proposed broking firm to be set up in Kuala Lumpur, if its application for a seat is approved by the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. The London-based stockbroking and
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      London gold futures market fails to glitter as expected
      505 21 LONDON, Thurs. The London Gold Futures Market opened one year ago amid predictions of glittering success, but the subsequent 12 months have rubbed off some of the shine. Dealers said turnover had been disappointing and the market's board was likely to
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      Bank deposits declined by $173m in February
      352 21 CUSTOMER deposits with banks dropped by $173 million to $23.3 billion in February, the first monthly fall in eight months. The Monetary Authority of Singapore, in its latest statistical bulletin, attributed the decline to Government withdrawal of deposits from the banking system and
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      Malaysia Textile Industries to be reorganised
      185 21 Malaysia Textile Industries to be reorganised MALAYSIA Textile Industries intends to concentrate on properties and plantations if its textile operations are eventually merged with other companies. Business Times understands that the company is to undergo a major reorganisation, from which three divisions properties, plantations and textiles will emerge. MTI already
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      Sealion Hotels suffers first earnings setback
      368 21 SEALION Hotels Ltd, owner of Hyatt Regency Singapore, has suffered its first earnings setback since it was listed in 1978. The company has announced a 19.1 per cent drop in pretax profits to $10.96 million for 1982 (against $13.54 million in the previous year).
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      Lock icon General Motors makes impressive quarterly profits
      334 21 General Motors makes impressive quarterly profits DETROIT, Thurs. General Motors made U*****.1 million (551.37 billion) in the first quarter its highest quarterly profits in nearly four years due to improved sales and earnings by its financing arm. The profits were more than five times its earnings of U*****.3 million in
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      Lock icon Philips-Alcatel team may get Kuwaiti radio telephone deal
      118 21 PARIS, Thurs. Philips of the Netherlands and CIT Alcatel of France, the two European electronics companies which had teamed up to develop mobile telephone systems, believe they are close to winning a 1.5 billionFrench franc (***** million) contract to supply a radio
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      540 24 INTRACO Ltd, the government controlled trading company, will intensify its search for new projects with good foreign partners in the area of high technology. This has been made more urgent by the depressed export markets which have led the company to expect an
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      Lion Corporation gets M$6m surplus from revaluation
      239 24 Lion Corporation gets M$6m surplus from revaluation LION Corporation Bhd has revalued some of its assets including land, buildings and certain unquoted investments, throwing up a revaluation surplus of M56.34 million. Of this amount, a surplus of M53.83 million came from the revaluation of the company's leasehold land and buildings
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      Lock icon Indian carmakers protest against import duties
      274 24 NEW DELHI, Thurs. The Indian car industry's plans to modernise its operations in collaboration with Isuzu Motors of Japan, Vauxhall of England and Fiat of Spain could be stalled because of the government's decision to impose a penal duty on imported engines for the
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      Estate deal helps to boost earnings
      322 24 Estate deal helps to boost earnings BORROWINGS at Benta Plantations Bhd, a member of the Sime Darby stable, have risen to Mslt.43 mllUon from the M57.5 million sum annoanced when it sold Its two estates, Baldt Dinding and Sabai Estates, to Industrial Oxygen Incorporated in February. This was revealed in
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      Stocks make up bigger slice of UIS holdings
      497 24 UNITED International Securities, an associate of United Overseas Bank, has invested more in equities percentage-wise last year, mainly because of the improvement in stock market conditions since September. The latest annual report showed the group's investments in stocks and shares at end-1982
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      Menang Corp revises pretax profits upwards
      236 24 MENANG Corporation Bhd's audited results for the period ended Dec 31, 1982, showed a slight improvement over its unaudited figures released last month. In its latest announcement, Menang said its group pretax profits had been revised upwards to M526.01 million, slightly better than the
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      TIN SALES CURB HITS TIMAH EARNINGS
      162 24 TIN SALES CURB HITS TIMAH EARNINGS RESTRICTION on the sales of tin concentrates severely eroded earnings of Timah Langat for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. The group turned in pretax profits of M58.103 million, a hefty 46.5 per cent lower than the M515.16 million achieved in 1981. Prospects for
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      Prices end higher in active trading
      437 21 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed higher in active, selective trading with higher Wall Street advices aiding sentiment. Fraser and Neave rose 20 cents to $8.50, Hume Industries 25 cents to $5.75, Jurong Cement 10 cents to $5.15, Malayan Cement 35 cents to $7.65, National Iron
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      32 21 Up Down unch Industrials 81 17 25 Finance 13 3 4 Hotels 3 4 7 Properties 7 2 5 Plantations 5 4 3 Mining 5 1 0 Deb/Loans 6 0 3
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        76 21 Matsushita 550 +40 M Cement 765 +35 N S T 1030 +30 Hume M 580+30 M Breweries 630 +25 C C M 422 +24 FAN 850+20 M Banking 835 +20 M'TC 600+20 Hong Fok 258 +20 lntraco 436 18 General Corp 241 +16 Nat Iron 985 +15 F E
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        16 21 Sth Msia Ind 414 -12 I C B 720 -10 H Leong Credit 550 -10
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        43 21 April 20 April 21 BT Composite: 892.79 898.77 BT Indicator: *****3 *****5 ST Industrials: 902.73 912.09 ST Finance: 2244.27 2249.58 ST Hotels: 1040.62 1042.42 ST Properties: 702.47 706.49 ST Minings: 238.34 239.12 ST Plantations: 1008.47 1009.47 OCBC: 802.70 806.83 SESInd: 679.34 683.6*
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        23 21 General Corp 1,015,000 Sime Darby 978,008 UMW 888,006 N B T 759,000 G Lumber 647,000 Total turnover: 16.45m Total value: |53.50m
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      77 21 Bousteadßhd -2 C& C +15 CCM +24 Cold Storage -5 Dunloplnd -4 Esso -5 F& N +20 Gentings Guinness +4 Guthrle Bhd Haw Par +5 Inchcape Bhd MTC +20 NBT +10 Nat Iron +15 PMC Pan Elec +2 Perils Plant +2 Prima -5 Robinsons +1 Rothmans
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        695 23 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed lower with May One RSS buyers quoted at 247.00 cents a kilo, down six cents from Wednesday's -eiwse. Morning prices were ■HMHmBHB marked down slightly on p some speculative selling and lower London advices. Afternoon prices hovered around luncntime levels on continued speculative
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        29 23 Rubber: April 21 Singapore: May: 247.00 cents (down 6.00 cents) Malaysia: May: 263.00 cents (down 5.00 cents) Tin: M531.65 per kilo (unchanged) 101 tonnes (down 104 tonnes)
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        193 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed easier on lack of buying interest which resulted in quiet trading. In the May position, south and central fell M52.50 each to $805 a tonne while north was traded at $802.50. The refined market saw May, June and July RBD
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        31 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1084.00 (£1090.00); sellers £1084.50 (£1090.50); Three Months buyers £1111.00 (£1117.00); sellers £1111.50 £1117.50). Market tone: Easier. Sales: 23,600 tonnes.
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        244 23 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterday held unchanged at M531.65 a kilo, due mainly to the buffer stock manager giving further strong support. The price is within the ITA lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. Dealers noted a lack of interest from other sectors on the smaller
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        132 23 Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IN kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (in 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 $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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        221 23 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $29,747 and closed at $29,916 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/438.50 in quiet trading and eased slightly to $436.75/437.25. Subsequently, the market firmed to $438.40/438.90 before drifting to close at $■437.50/438.00. In the afternoon, the market
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        34 23 Wed Tam New York 12.238 11.848 12.30S 11.91S Zurich 11.958 12.278 12.05S 12.37S Thus Wed Singapore 12.378 11.878 12.47S U.97S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Salase, S'pore.
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        691 23 THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552.1015/.30 and was traded to a low of $2.0995/10 before firming slightly to close at $2.1000/10. Trading for the day was fairly active with some commercial selling of the US against the Singapore dollar. The Hongkong dollar was traded within a
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        46 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on April 21: Overnight: 3 Cali deposits: 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 211/16 2 9/16 3-month Bank bills 7 3/16 7 1/16 3 months CD 6% 6% 6 months CD 6% 6H Source: National Discount Co.
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        32 23 Closing interbank rates far Singapore dollars on April tl: Offer Bid Overnight 8 7V 4 1 month 7'/e 7 2 months 615/16 613/16 3 months 615/16 613/16 Overnight mode 8
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        24 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is M9 per cent.
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        367 23 STOCK PRICES rose sharply to a new record close on Wednesday, as the market recovered from Tuesday's bout of profit-taking to advance for the ninth session in the past 10. The D-J Industrials finished at a record 1,191.47, up 16.93. The old record of 1,183.24 was set on
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        649 23 EQUITIES closed sharply higher yesterday, in line with Wall Street's record close overnight, in moderate and selective trading, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was up 14.6 point at 692.8. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 140 +4 Babcocks 162 +13
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        267 23 PRICES yesterday closed easier on late speculation over a, further upward movement in local interest rates, HK| Associated Hotels 2.40 Bank Of East Asia 29.40 -0.6 Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 0.45 -0.1 China Light 1430 -03 City Hotels Cross Harb Tunnel 10.90 -0.1 F E Consortium 0.69 -0.01
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        100 23 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil 0.004 +0.0002 Apex Mining B 0.015 unch Atlas Con. B 32.00 unch Bagulo Gold 0.0018 -0.0004 Basic Petroleum 0.0085 -0.0005 Benguet Con. B 93.00 +4 CDCP 1-06 -0.02 First Phil Hldgs 7.30 unch Lepanto B 0.14 unch Marlnduque B 5.80 -12 Marsteel .0014 -0.0002
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        166 23 SHARE prices yesterday closed lower in quiet trading after profit-taking in the past few days. The Book Club index fell 0.45 points to 117.04 on turnover of 49.3 million baht with 573,432 shares traded. Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 131 -3 Bangkok Bank 280 uncb
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        50 23 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 1001.48 Wednesday 1010.37 Week Ago 1067.36 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 730.9 Wednesday 722.9 Week Ago 700.5 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 590.5 Wednesday 581.1 Week Ago 564.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 678.2 Tuesday 685.2 Week Ago 687.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1191.47 Tuesday 1174.54 Week Ago 1156.64
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        195 23 SHARE prices were lower across a broad front on Wednesday but many shares recovered from the weak opening levels in reasonably active trading. FIS ABN i.il.iiiHim ...nn m i 305.00 -8 Ahold ***** -55 Akxo 57.80 -1.8 AMEV ***** -7 Am (as 80.00 unch Amrobnk 59.90 -2.1 Bsrgoss Berk
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        338 23 INTERMITTENT profit-taking in many sectors yesterday depressed stock prices. AJlnoraoto 826 -1 Akal 524 -6 Araada 857 unch Asaiil Chem 312 -7 Asahl Glass 576 -2 Bank Tk 292 +1 Brldgestone 498 +3 Canon 1330 unch Casio Computer 1170 -30 Cltteen 402 -8 D Nip Print 74* unch D
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        319 23 Cents INDUSTRIALS A C I 134 +2 A N I 25« 8 APU 203 +5 Aberfoyle 710 10 Age 230 unch Alliance Oil 80 unch Allied Mill 170 Ampol Exp 1« +15 Ampol Pet 185 -2 Anz 418 Ash ton 152 +2 Assoc Pulp Paper B H P 804
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        189 23 francs Actions Sulsses 2318 Alusulsse Br 615 unch Alusulsse Reg 205 1 Brown Boverl Br 1150 -5 Clba Oelgy Br 1855 10 Ciba Oelgy P C 1515 unch Clba Oelgy Reg 808 +3 Credit Sulsse Br 1985 +5 Credit Suls.se Reg 366 -4 Elektrowatt Br 2850 -10 Oeorge Fischer
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      2746 22 Sing apore closing prices Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of II shares each, with the price quoted In dollars. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr'« Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000) High Low 286 235 Acma 275 21.7 26.6
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      ST index finishes 9.36 points higher
      613 22 SHARE prices rebounded yesterday after losing some ground on Wednesday. The upturn was Inspired by another sharp rise overnight lit the New York market. The local market has lieen following Wall Street's movements very closely during the past few days. The Business Times Comgbsfte
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      363 22 IifcNEWED buying on a ftiirly wide front boosted prices on the Kuala Lmmpur stock market yesterday. Strong and well-sustained bjftying interest was seen throughout the morning session as investors' sentiment v|as fuelled by the bullish overnight conditions on Wall Street. Lin the afternoon, prices remained firm but
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      187 22 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 22) The Commerce 3.37 3.58 The Savings Fund 1.92 2.04 S'pore Prog Fund 1.48 1.57 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.24 2.38 S'pore Invest Fund 1.19 1.26 S'pore Equity Fund 1.46 1.55 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 22) Mai Invest Fund
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      34 22 Up Down anch Industrials 62 26 18 Finance II 3 Hotels 111 Properties 4 2 3 Oil Palms 5 11 Tins 4 4 2 Rubbers 12 3 3 Robbers 0 Deb/Loans 119
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      BUSINESS DONE- SINGAPORE
      3112 22 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
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      1803 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna Alcom (2.028 2.035) (29) 2.02 (9) 2.01 (9) 2.03
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      357 24 The Gulf is now in Singapore. On 1 8th April, 1 983, The Gulf brings Kuwait and first has a simple, powerful edge: a better idea of what the Middle East to Singapore. the client and the market demand. The Gulf Bank is one of the Middle East's leading The
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      1427 25 Products/Services Sale/Charter BRAND NEW TUGS available for sale/charter or voyage charter. 840 bhp and 1160 bhp twin screw tugs. Call *****13/*****55. ONE UNIT OF Steel barge 140' x 40'x 10' for hire. ABS class. Interested ring *****67/ *****01 for Mr Ng. TUG 650 H.P. barge 180' x 50' x 10'
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      1142 26 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire ment: Sale/Hire HEAVY MACHINERY FOR SALE EX SITE 3 nos. Reciprocating Air Compressor Ingersoll Rand 474 CFM Discharge Pressure 1 15 PSI Year 1971 1973 Good condition 2 nos. Air Receiver Adamson 1 no. Air Receiver Richmond 1 no. Air Dryer Ingersoll Rand
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      400 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional if Executive LADY GRADUATE TEACHER to teach English for the PreUniversity classes. Apply: St. Francis Girls' School, 98 St. Francis Road, S'pore 1232. Tel. *****04. b) EDP WESTERN GEOPHYSICAL CO. OF AMERICA has immediate vacancies for FEMALE SET-UP CLERKS Applicants who have completed GCE 'O'
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      897 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical 1 TOKYO BYQKA^E(S)~PTE LTD^I |i invites applications for 'S m Applicants must be holder of QCE W 'O' level at 2 Able to type 35 wpm m m 5 day working week m f*i DUTIES: GENERAL 1 |f
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      602 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ACMA SERVICE CENTRE situated near Old Kallang Airport requires FEMALE SERVICE CLERKS Minimum GCE 'O' Level and with typing speed of 35 w.p.m. Preferably 1 2 years related clerical experience with AFTER SALES SERVICE Possess initiative and tactful attitude to handle enquiries and complaints
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      564 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical International Freight Forwarding Company requires Experienced Operational Staff (1) AIRFREIGHT CLERK Fully conversant with Import/ Export documentation. (2)SEAFREIGHT CLERK Thorough knowledge of PS A procedures, customs and all related documentation. Only applicants with experience should apply. Please send full details to: HUDSOKS FREIGHT PTE
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      459 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical LINTREX PRIVATE LIMITED invitee applications for the poet of:CLERK/ TYPIST Requirements:--e GCE 'O 1 Level with credit In English e Ability to type 30 wpm e Have a pleasant personality e Experience not necessary apply giving personal particulars and contact telephone number to: Lintrax
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      558 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ~sr We have immediate vacancy for: STOCK CLERK (FEMALE) e GCE 'O' level. Able to maintain stock cards, e Some working experience Is advantageous. Interested applicants pleaae call to arrange for an appointment or written applications may be addressed to:THE PERSONNEL DEPT DIETHELM INDUSTRIES
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      632 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical EMBECON PTY LTD requires STENOGRAPHER e GCE "O" level e Good command of English e 1-2 years working experience e Shorthand/typing speed 80/ 40 wpm Intereeted applicante meeting above requirementa ehould call: IVY AT *****11 for an interview or write in with full details
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      570 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A reputable Engineering Company invites suitable candidates for a prospective and challenging career with us as:STOCK CLERK (Female) GCE O' level with credits in English and Mathematics l year experience as a Stock Clerk, preferably in kardex system or computerised system Able to work
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      574 27 66 Situations Vacant mSSSSSSSSmmmmm mmi d) Secretarial Clerical Established legal firm requires: (1) EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER/ SECRETARY with pleasant personality, ability to draft correspondence independently, shorthand speed minimum 100 w.p.m., willing to work hard. (2) COURT CLERK Minimum 1 year's experience. Please apply stating experience, personal particulars and salary desired to:
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      475 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical CLERK/TYPISTS Typing speed of 35 w.p.m. e GCE 'O' level. e Salary $450. Write to: P.O. BOX 517 SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT SINGAPORE 9181. Construction company urgently requires EXPERIENCED FEMALE ACCOUNTS/GENERAL CLERK e Able to keep full sets of accounts, e Ability to type well
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      562 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical RECEPTIONIST CUM SECRETARY Consultant's office requires the services of a pleasant Receptionist cum Secretary, with or without experience. Able to type and converse in English and Mandarin. Send your resume and a nonreturnable photo to: S.T. BOX A*****, 390, KIM SENG ROAD, SINGAPORE 0923.
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      733 27 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical CHINESE CLERK REQUIRED by transport firm. Able to type and some simple accounts. Apply: 78, Mayo Street, off Jalan Besar, opposite Sim Lim Tower. Tel: *****81. CHINESE FEMALE CLERK. Passes Secondary 4. No experienced will be. considered. Please write with contact telephone number to:
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      677 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales e) Sales DI6THELM (Furniture Division) SALES EXECUTIVE (Male/Female) Income around $30,000 p.a. We are an established Swiss Company and leader in field of high quality and exclusive furniture. We are looking for a sales executive with outstanding personality and contacts with architects,
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      534 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales Wywy Pte Ltd sole agent tor Ricoh requires: Senior Sales Executives For Mallroom Equipment Division Sales Representative For Copier Division We offer excellent pay, various fringe benefits specialised training and career development opportunities that will enable you to move up and keep pace with the
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      386 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales THE COOKIE SHOP 81-0S SPECIALIST CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD require urgently EXPERIENCED PROMOTERS Starting salary $450 pun. Male or Female Excellent personality Speaks good English Applicants pivese phone for appointment: I TEL: *****92 I L'ULTIMO EXCLUSIVE SHOE BOUTIQUE requires SALES ASSISTANTS With at least 2 years
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      567 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales FINE FASHION JEWELRY Promote quality fashion jewelry on a part time basis. Be a fashion show director with an expanding sales force e Earn above $1,000 monthly at your own leisure e Complete training It's a golden opportunity for innovative people who wish to grow
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      727 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales A well established company with branches in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand requires: SALES REPRESENTATIVES out of which fix will be selected for overseas assignments. Our requirements: e Secondary education Able to work irregular hours e A pleasant and outgoing personality Starting basic at $550 and
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      767 28 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales MENARD COSMETICS PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS (No experience required) e Free selling kits, facial and gift for joining e Personal skin care and make-up courses. Enrol Early! TEL: *****28/9 (11a.m. 6 p.m.) #03-14, The Arcade, (Next to Ocean Building/ Clifford Centre) MENARD COSMETICS PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS
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      735 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical I lH& METAL BOX I I ly|E| SINGAPORE I LIMITED I Jj is a well-known international can-maker M 1 using the most up-to-date and W s m sophisticated production machineries. IjL m As a result of stepped up production W
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      907 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical S) Technical i GOLDBRL GOLDBELL ENGINEERING has vacancies for 1. VEHICLE MECHANICS I 2. VEHICLE ELECTRICIANS Requirements NTC 3 Class 3 Driving Licence Those without the above qualifications but have experience may also apply. For interview, please contact Tel: *****07 «f or
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      435 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical SUNDSTRqfJD We are the manufacturer of aircraft components and nave vacancies for the following positions: (A) TOOL-CUTTER GRINDER Requirements: Minimum education of GCE *O' level (preference wiii be given to those with NTC 2 in Metal Machining) At feast 2 years' experience Hi toot-cutter grinding
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      482 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical Manufacturers of electrical indicating instruments (meters) wish to recruit Q.C. SUPERVISOR (ASSEMBLY) To be responsible for the effective quality control of in-process and final instrument assemblies. Identifying and taking effective measures to correct and prevent re-occurance of errors. Applicants must be able to read and
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      509 29 66 Situations Vacant S) Technical CARRIER SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED requires: TECHNICIANS Experience in service and repair of airconditioning equipment. Salary offered will be in proportion to the individual experience. Interested applicants, please submit full particulars stating salary expected together with a recent passport size photograph (non-returnable) and contact telephone number
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      508 29 66 Situations Vacant Technical PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN Aged 20 to 25 Completed Vocational/ Secondary Education Completed full-time National Service Prepared to work on 2 rotating shift Able to start work immediately Starting pay $3807Please call or write to: The Personnel Manager Hy-Q International (S) Pte. Ltd. 30 Teban Gardens Crescent Singapore
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      575 29 66 Situations Vacant S) Technical Urgently required Draughtmen With drafting certificate from polytechnic. Experience in drafting tools, dies plastic moulds. Salary benefits commensurate with qualifications experience Interested applicant please call personally at:--l»lk 2, Toa Payoh North JTC Factory #03-10, Singapore 1231 Tel: *****47 Mr. Lee Well a! tablished company requires
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      1001 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production gprjypM^ WjGF Calling all technically qualified personnel S^ to an immediate job interview at Marco Polo Hotel this Saturday, 23rd April 1983 j| A subsidiary of one of the largest
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      381 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production iGEAci 7 I I (Jurong) v 1 I WHO CAN APPLY? I Any females who are between the age of 16 and 35 I can understand simple English BENEFITS: immediate pay rise in 3 months time upon confirmation I Free
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      674 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production KH SINGAPORE > has opened a new plant at Block 4008 along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 to assemble I circuit boards. L---"~ BLOCK 4008,4TH STOREY L m §s^^, A\TENUE 10 ANG MO KIO fed INDUSTRIAL PARK
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      637 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production eHPEMETRON 1% IS OFFERING g g4 j "'m Ji-.M:.s' W P i EttSfNEMSwCHrS j rß| i x* j ii i iiijn I $400/- j M Increment after 3 (oyli[*^ months Very attractive dk ylr3^ >^'^ rrion thly productivity bonus H
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      350 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Production USA i Hermetic Motor Operation Re Ltd has immediate vacancies for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Ist shift 7.00am to 3.25Dm Requirements 18 years above Primary education Singapore &Malaysian citizens Interview in person between Monday Friday (8.30am to 4.00pm) Bus to our factory from Jurong Interchange Bus
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      367 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Production Mil} Honeywell-Synertek, a subsidiary of world wide Honeywell Corporation invites applications for the post of: Production Operator (2 Rotating or Permanent Night Shift) Requirements: •Aged 1 6 and above •At least Pri 6 education •Able to read and write simple English Benefits: •Attractive salary with
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      383 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Production requires For permanent shtffc Monday to Friday only: 7.00am 4.18pm OR B.ooam 5.18pm For permanent 2nd shift: Monday to Friday 4.15pm- 11.15pm Saturday B.ooam 4.00pm JOIN OS NOW AND ENJOY New revised wages 3rd month bonus Sixth month bonus Airconditioned and clean working environment Early
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      512 30 66 Situations Vacant g) Production 1) TRAINEE LINE LEADERS (FEMALE) e Secondary School education e Factory experience e Leadership potential 2) FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Working hours: a) 7.30 a.m. to 5.05 p.m. b) 7.45 a.m. to 12 noon c) 12.55 p.m. to 5.05 p.m. d) 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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      325 30 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PTE) LTD requires Diploma in Business Studies/ GCE 'A' level 1-2 years relevant working experience Sound knowledge of local labour laws and employment practices GCE O 1 level 1 2 years field experience with contractors GCE 'OVA' level preferably from Commercial Stream
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      894 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous OBUmmm We are a member of the international GldXO HHHHHNH Group, one of the world's leading and most fsuccessful health care companies, with an 1 1 outstanding record in many fields. 9HHHHHB We are looking
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      653 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Hknewl^^) electric H 11 Consumer Electronics Pte Ltd H require* suitably qualified candidates B| H jgj for the following positions: jig >» $j Candidates must have GCE with 3O' jj« §j WM Age 17 —21 H| gilg Ability to communicate
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      793 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I I JEzz=l- /""AVION TRAVELS f c Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of TRAVEL ASSISTANTS j Minimum qualification at least 3/ 4 years' experij j; ence in ticketing/ reservations. i i Interested applicants are invited to
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      528 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous ©SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies for 1) GENERAL CLERKS (FEMALE) e Singaporean above the age of 18 Minimum GCE 'O' Level e Must be able to type 2) PRODUCTION CONTROL ASSISTANT e Male, completed N.S. e GCE 'O' Level e Some working
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      518 31 66 Situations Vacant I 1) Miscellaneous HYATT REGENCYO9NGAPORE HYATT REGENCY SINGAPORE invites applications for the follow- I ing positions:A) CASHIER F&B (Gross earning $552 per month) Requirements Male/ Female Between 18 and 25 years GCE "O" level with credit in English and Mathematics Previous cashiering expert- ence would be an
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      478 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB invites applications for the post of SPORTS SUPERVISOR Applicants should have a Higher School Certificate ind have an all-round knowledge of field and inioor sports, preference will oe given to those with previous experience in a sports :lub and are able to work
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      445 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DESPATCH RIDERS/ MESSENGERS/ EX-POSTMEN Is your hard work not paying you enough? As a market leader, we have always believed in more money for more work for our people. They can earn $600 to $800 p.m. Due to business expansion, we are recruiting hardworking, ambitious
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      620 32 i 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous CHILDREN TELEVISION WORKSHOP -SESAME STREET" Presently breaking into the loci market requires young, enthusiai tic and career-minded Men/ Wome to be trained to fill key manage ment position in our recently estat lished organisation. Experience not necessary as a applicants will be trained fror
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      588 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Well established Manufacturing Company, due to expansion requires: il STEEL PIPES GALVANIZING t- SERVICE A) 2 MARKETING CO-ORDINATORS B) 2 SALES REPRESENTATIVES II Minimum Secondary 4 n education with relevant experience preferred for both t positions. C) 1 ASSISTANT STORE-KEEPER ti Minimum Secondary 4 education.
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      536 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous URGENTLY REQUIRED BY TYPESETTING FIRM PROOF-READER Requirements:- Good credit in English. An interest in reading. Must be hardworking and have initiative. Interested parties please call personally at: UNIT A, 3RD FLOOR 34 Genting Lane (Off Macpherson Road) Singapore 1334 Tel: *****31. Well established company requires:
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      801 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous PRIVATE CAR DRIVER required at Tanglin dist. 10. Telephone The Manager: *****10 EXT 48 Required Immediately DRIVER CUM DELIVERY MAN Minimum 1 year driving experience. Must be able to speak English, be hardworking, honest, pleasant and willing to learn. Starting salary $450 $500 depending on
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      837 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous REQUIRED PROFESSIONAL BARBER Girl. Age below 28. Able to speak English. Call personally or write in to: Zanne's Barber, 40, Cuscaden Road, Singapore 1024, Tel: *****56. SILKSCREEN WORKERS REQUIRED. Must have minimum 2 years relevant experience. Please call personally at: Blk 5071, Ang Mo Kio
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      522 32 VEHICLES p!f ft BOATS 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire PANWIN Brand new 19 ft half cabin cruiser Complete with Suzuki 140 hp and trailer. Pay $5,000 down and take it with you. Brand new 17 ft speed-boat Complete with Evinrude or Suzuki 140 hp and trailer. Pay $4,000 down. e Also
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      448 32 72 Vehicles For Hire Q A reliable Rental Service for cars pick-ups Call us now at *****26/*****39 SUNRISE CAR RENTALS (PTE) LTD 107, Bukit Timah Road Singapore 0922 RaSI citycafT^ iJjjj RENTALS No Mileage Charge •With Malaysian Permits Self or Chauffeur Driven LATEST MODELS Mercedes 200 (Manual/Auto) Volvo 244GL (Manual/Auto)
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      818 32 74 Vehicle Financing/ i Insurance i KAH HUA CREDIT. Good terms for new and used car hire purchase. Tel: *****55, *****57. 01-08, Golden Wall Auto Centre, Albert Street RICH MOTOR OFFERS good rates for finance and insurance. For more details, call *****83 *****86. SIN LIAN HENG offers the best terms
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      860 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1980 DATSUN 100A one private owner. Radio cassette, air-con, tuff-kote, road tax insurance till Dec. $16,900/-. Tel: *****03 1981 DATSUN 120Y Aircond, 1 lady owner, sports rims, showroom condition. Price: $19,600 negotiable. Tel: *****77. 1981 DATSUN 120Y New model. One private owner. New road
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      890 33 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda JULY 1981 HONDA Accord. Auto matic. 2nd private owner, nev sports rims and tyres, very lo\ mileage. Beautiful conditior Highest offer secures. Contac *****331.hu. MAY 1976 HONDA Civic 2-Doo 1300 CC PARF. Superb conditior Recently overhauled with ne\ paint. Highest offer secures. Te *****04/ Yeo
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      755 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes I SAVERS PLUS tH mm MBi I Bhl yK By «M i I i i Hf A II JL S^" Mr Mm a»| jam jßk in I ifammm&mV Awm\ 1 I By JmS |s 2 \WFAwfflk Hjr A i. mp AW Bft>, nqHW jm
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      1567 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Mitsubishi i) Mitsubishi i) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi I) Mitsubishi Mitsubishi Tredia 1400 now with Blaupunkt London radio/cassette mBJrW Ift vQk Vls& jtfMMMiMMMij^f^' Now you'll enjoy driving the Mitsubishi Tredia
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      396 33 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Others NG KEONG CAR TRADERS PRIVATE LIMITED Home of Quality Used Cars Plot A, Kampong Java Fringe Car Park Tels: *****82, *****30 1982 Mit Colt Lancer F 1200 GL Aircon. 1981 Datsun 120Y B/Van Mit. Colt Supershift GLX Aircon. Subaru 1300 DL Aircon. Subaru 1800
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      970 33 76 Vehicles For Sale mmmmmmmsmmm mmtmommmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm I) Others i CHEAP SALE, 1970 Morris Minor, 1075 c.c. 4-door, passed inspec- Q tion. Tip top condition. 11, Daisy Avenue, S'pore 1335. DAIHATSU CHARADE 1978 Oct. 2 j owners, metallic paint, aircond, s radio/ cassette, rust-proofed, tax 9 new, $13,900. *****72 Edward.
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      795 33 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles >EC. 1980 MAZDA F.3000. 14' steel leek. Very good condition. Askng: $9,000. Tel: *****73. ULY, 1978, SUZUKI 550 pick-up. 6' iteel. Tax 6/83. $3,900 0.n.0. Ring *****0. lOV. '76 COLT Galant Van. Good ondition, selling $3,600. Tel: *****6. SUZUKI SJ4IO JEEP. Van 1982
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      604 33 77 Vehicles Wanted HIGH PRICE FOR Company or non-PARF cars. Strictly cash. Heng Hoe Brothers Trading Company. Tel: *****19/ *****80/ *****53 HIGH PRICE FOR any good used cars. Company or private are welcome. Cash payment. Easy transaction. Tel: *****26 (day); *****26 (evening) Mr Lim. SIANG HOCK CORPORATION Requires any private/
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      549 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles ,^515,850 FOR THE MAZDA T3OOO (3tons) DIESELTRUCK Longer, wider flat deck, loads more 3 seater wide cabin Extended warranty to 1 year 0r 20,000 km 5 free inspections Original
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      155 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses EVERTON REALTY PTE LTD OFFERS 'Houses' Dist 11 Binjai Park Majestic double-storey bungalow. 6 bedrooms/ servant's (attached bath). Central aircond., pool, enormous compound, partly furnished $18,000 Dist 5 Faber Hill Estate double-storey semi-detached. 4 bedrooms/ servant', central aircond., furnished $4,000 Dist 11 Hillcrest Park double-storey
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      1180 34 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans PROPERTY I LOANS at attractive terms For commercial and o residential properties Competitive interest rates j flf%Qff| Repayment up to 20 years dflMfci J r\t4 Use of CPF Scheme acceptable J Prompt service \^^lr<^ Mil > Till 1 1 1 1 UNITED OVERSEAS FINANCE
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      827 34 i DIST. 16 LIMAU GARDENS (5 mins to Changi Airport) beautiful double-storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms plus servant's, airconditioners,' split-level living/dining, well kept garden, fully furnished. $2,500 negotiable. Allegro *****60/ *****92. DIST. 10, OPPOSITE SHANGRI-LA Hotel. Beautiful furnished just renovated double-storey Splitlevel semi-detached. Large area, 5,600 sq.ft. Ideal location for expatriates.
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      946 34 KING ALBERT PARK, Dist. 21, dou- I 7 ble storey detached house with s spacious garden, 3 airconds bed- r room, 1 servant's, unfurnished $4,000/- p.m. Available immedi- 7 ately. HLS: *****40, *****86. E SERANGOON GARDEN SINGLE- a STOREY semi-detached. Fully e furnished. Close to eating stalls. 2 3 bedrooms.
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      731 34 8, GREENLEAF VIEW doubletorey semi-detached, 3 bedooms, servant's, large garden, available immediately. Vinros: *****2. lETACHED BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, ttic room with sun deck, elevatd land. Serene Realty *****16/ *****4. •ISTRICT 11 CHANCERY HILL Vlinity. Newly painted 2-storey emi-detached, 3 bedrooms, tudy. $2600. Hillcroft: *****41. UST. 0512, HONG LEONG Garden. 1/2-storey
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      847 34 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments APARTMENTS/CONDOFOR^AS^ 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 Miramar Mansion $4,500 APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR SALE Arthur Road $970,000 Horizon Towers $850,000 King's Mansion $780,000 HOUSES FOR LEASE Draycott
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      1664 35 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments Baling Court Beautiful apartments/stepped i^>-^ (CaQs\ X^ houses on breezy, hilltop location X\%%slk Panoramic sea-view YV^frvK) Easy access to city and Jurong (J^^jflf^™* Hill j) Tennis court, pool and v__ i clubhouse. t=J j Next
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      793 35 86 Accommodation Vacant In) Apartments DIST. 0821 SERANQOON ROAD, brand new walkup 3-bedroomed apartment, fully furnished, available Immediately. Tel: *****80 or *****55. Foreigners are welcome. DIST. 10, A BLOCK of new apartments facing swimming pool, low/ high floors available, 4 bedrooms, $4,500 to $7,000. Enquiries *****4/ *****52 Teresa Enterprise. DIST.
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      809 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 RIDGEWOOD TERRACE Apartment, 4 bedrooms, Spacious living/dining, Large patio. Pool. Fully aircond. Furnished. $4,600. *****47/8 Milus. DIST. 10, NEAR BOTANIC Garden, Sommerville Park Condominium. 3 bedrooms, furnished. Full condominium facilities. $3,000. Admer: *****88 DIST. 11. ORCHID APARTMENT. 3 bedrooms well furnished near Japanese/American
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      836 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 1024, NEAR APOLLO Hotel. apartment fully furnished with 4 alrcondltioners. $1,800. Foreigners only. Tel: *****51/ *****2. DIST. 10 LA VENTURA, new and beautiful 3-storey townhouse. Tastefully furnished. $4,000. Patron: *****05/*****19. DIST. 10, ARDMORE PARK Fully furnished, short/ long term lease considered. Landville Enterprises *****61/
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      766 35 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ flats available immediately in various residential districts. Tel: *****74/ *****87. FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS available at. various districts. Please call: *****88/ *****89. FURNISHED AIRCON ROOM bathroom attached at Grange Road. T.V./ refrigerator provided. No cooking. *****30. MARIO-VILLE BOARDING HOUSE. Daily: $35 single, $40
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      394 35 87 Accommodation Wanted c) Rooms WANTED ROOMS IN Marine Pa rade/ Bedok/ Katong Onwen contact *****80/ *****18. 2 COLLEGE STUDENTS require; room near St. Andrew's Juntoi College and Polytechnic. *****17. 88 Short-term Accommodation (local A foreign) DISTRICT 9: COSY 2-BEDROOMEC apartment. Fully airconditioned carpeted, with t.v., washing machine, linen, crockery,
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      986 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses Thomson View^i^J Condominium %J L -«k^ *^3h^2 mP^ rip* 1 ".auliij::" »^*^^^B3Bflßi <> **»*H^t^^ j a^||||||| l *****1l m Luxurious 2 -storey townhouses Beautifully designed with private carporch and garden Spread over 5.6 hectares of elevated ground. With
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      749 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses The quickest no-nonsense way to owning a home. Your CPF savings and a Citibank Home Loan. Now, if you have just 1 0% of the value Shenton Way Branch: of a property
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      601 36 DIST. 20 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED double-storey terrace. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, spacious living/dining, Ceramic flooring. Facing morning sun. $470,000 0.n.0. Hap Seng Realty *****58/ *****41. DIST. 9, JALAN JINTAN, (behind Lucky Plaza), fully renovated 2storey terrace. 1,700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's, marble/ parquet, immediate occupation, $640,000. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 9,
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      582 36 DIST. 26 OFF MANDAI Road, semidetached, double -storey. 3,600 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Nice quiet neighbourhood. B.N. Associates: *****07. DIST. 20, SINGLE-STOREY TERRACE 4,200 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms/ servant's, vacant possession. Freehold. $550,000. Call *****28/ *****50 (agent). DIST 21 BINJAI PARK 8-bedroom-ed detached bungalow, land: 16,000 sq ft, built-in 6,600 sq
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      495 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses OIST. 10, LOTUS AVENUE, renovated semi-detached, freehold, 3,500 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's. $750,000. Command, *****33. DIST. 17 DOUBLE-STOREY semidetached, 3,600 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms freehold, $559,000/- negotiable *****02 (agent). DIST. 11, WATTEN Estate condominium, freehold, 2300 sq.ft. Price: $780,000/- (ono., no agent please) Tel: *****15.
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      688 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments iW B^/^l I^^J estr ct on i'^l to Foreigners 9 This new magniticient residential park on Holland Hill offers you fashionable 2 and 4-storey apartments to enhance your lifestyles.
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      748 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments PIS" 1 «S> a. «r *jß?^ Strategically located on YioChu Kang JEoC^TWCT^^'^BB Road's hill top, facing Fanta Garden, <P' r -rn. Hock Swee Hill, Chip Thye Garden and jt U-> o c3| Mun Wah Garden, in
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      545 36 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments SWANSEA HOMES Investment Opportunities!! Draycott Tower* 2800 sq.ft. very high floor. 3 bedrooms/ servant's 51.06M Venus Mansion 3,100 sq.ft. seaview. 3 bedrooms/ servant's fsso.ooo Cryatal Towers 2800 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, spacious living/ dining $795,000 Golden Hill Maisonette 2,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, newly completed
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      760 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments HILLCREST ARCADIA, CATTLEYA BLOCK Luxurious apartment. Selling fully furnished with existing tenancy at $3,800 p.m. Price: $620,000 0.n.0 Enquiries, tel: *****66 (9 LINES) CONTINENTAL APPRAISAL CO. PTE. LTD Real Estate Agents Valuers HOLLANDSWOOD COURT bedrooms. 2250 sq ft. $630,000. FABER GARDEN 4 bedrooms
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      886 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 15 EASTERN LAGOON 4th floor. 700 sq.ft. Brand new 1-bed-roomed studio apartment. i 5260,000. No restriction to for- eigners. Call: *****03 (9.00am 1.30pm) *****69 (after 1.30pm). No agents. DIST. 28 MIMOSA PARK Townhouse. 4 large bedrooms, family room, split-level living/ dining. Private
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      829 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10 KIM LIN Mansion, 3 bedrooms, facing Jalan Arnap. Tenanted. $375,000. No agents. View at: 45-C. Jalan Arnap, Blk. H on April 23, 2.00 -6.00 p.m. DIST. 11 EXCLUSIVE ORCHID Walk-up apartment, near Singapore Turf Club. 3-bedroomed/ servant's, approx. 1,500 sq.ft. Hongswee,
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      841 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 10, HIMIKO COURT Apartment, high floor, 2,000 sq.ft. I bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, full facilities. $650,000. *****88. (Agent). DIST. 15 FIRST MANSION 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms Area 1,800 sq.ft. Selling with vacant possession. Tel: *****55. DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Condominium, high floor, 1507
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      710 37 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments 1 BEDOK SOUTH 4 rooms high floor new generation ceramic flooring $110,000 negotiable loan $53,000 *****55, *****40. BEDOK NORTH 4 rooms no renovation, cabinet fully furnished $115,000 negotiable loan $52,000 *****42, *****29. COMMONWEALTH DRIVE 3-ROOM 7th Floor. Beautiful vicinity. Selling $48,000. Tel: *****81/
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      659 37 90 Properties Wanted URGENT BUYERS REQUIRE apartment terrace semi-detached. Thomson Seletar Hills Katong East Coast. Lower maisonette West Peak Fairways. Budget: $300,000 $800,000. Owners please call: Projekmas *****23. WE HAVE GENUINE local/ Foreign buyers looking for condominium and apartments with/ without tenancy. Budget: $350,000 $2 million. Owners please call Worldwide
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      1044 37 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces i Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted I FOR SALE I FREEHOLD I INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 18 Mandai Estate, Singapore 2572 W Site Area 2289 m 1 {24.638 sq ft) M Building: Ground Floor: 963 m* (10,385 sq ft) Ik I Firs! Fioor: 963 m 2 (10,365 sq ft)
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      826 37 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces 1 OODOWN I I SfttCE 1 1 FORSAUE 1 Iff Godown Space of various dimensions at Sims Ave./ Eunos Road for sale. Please I contact Mr. Chong of i-k Tel: *****95 (Singapore). 93 Office Spaces a) Sale BYLAND BUILDING 10,200 SQ.FT. INTERNATIONAL
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      526 38 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces RUBY TAMDT FX— Every floor is just like ground Forklifts accessible to all fbarsY^a% 1/ B^ ii)jßJsBMß»nr>K<gf"**^ lwlll '?***!!l I?^^1 l^^i^^S^^BliP^ x fP^ J._ J* HBhßmSbsßß' JR i- mh /Au^° nestricti n to fo rcj 9 ners N^^^V^M
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      469 38 FAR EAST PLAZA, *02-34, (380 sq.ft.). $20.00 psf. #03-123 (310 sq.ft.), $21.00 psf. Prime units. Call Carol, *****33. No agents please. LUCKY PLAZA LADIES' Fashion shop unit available, 2nd fir, 500 sq. ft at $5.80 p.s.f. Interested parties call *****65 (11 a.m. to 7 p.m.). MING ARCADE AVAILABLE for immediate
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      355 38 SHOP SPACE AT Hong Leong Garden Shopping Centre. Unit 210. 583 sq.ft. Call: *****68. LUCKY PLAZA 348 sq.ft. rent/sell $8.50/ $1300 p.s.f. Tel: *****24. c) Wanted Buyer with flexible budget wants to purchase or lease SHOPHOUSE IN OR AROUND HOLLAND VILLAGE Kindly contact *****39 from 10a.m. to 6p.m. WANTED STORAGE
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  • OBITUARIES
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      202 41 YEOH CHEANG BOK AGED 74 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON APRIL 21ST 1983 LEAVING BEHIND: WIFE TEO GIN NEO SONS YEOH OON HOCK DR. YEOH OON SWEE (ADOPTED) DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW LIM HUI LIANG LINDA TAN DAUGHTERS SHIRLEY YEOH YEOH SWAN HEOK (ADOPTED) DORIS TEO (ADOPTED) SONS-IN-LAW DAVID KOH TAN CHOON
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      125 41 MR. SEETTECKHUAT AGE 74 DIED ON 21/4/83 LEAVING BEHIND WIFE: MDM YAP TECK NEO 2 SONS: MR. FREDDIE SEET CHYE HOCK MR. DAVID SEET CHYE KIM 2 DAUGHTERS: MRS. DOLLY SEET IM NEO MISS ROSIE SEET POH NEO SON-IN-LAW: MR. JIMMY QUAKE SOO JIN 3 GRANDCHILDREN: MR. RICKY
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      120 41 MR. QUEK KOK CHUA (JEE BAH) AGE 66 Passed away peacefully on 21st April 1983 leaving behind beloved Wile: Ang Hian Neo Sister: Quek Geok Kim Sons: David Richard Daughters: Irene, Doreen, Maureen, Pauline Angie Sons-ln-Law: Andrew Goh Michael Lim Grandchildren: Joanna Jamie Goh Nephews Nieces all loved
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      88 41 THANKSGIVING SERVICE for the life of the late K. Rajarednam born 13.2.1898 departed 17.2.1983. The family of the late Mr. K. Rajarednam would like all friends and relatives to join in a thanksgiving service for the life of Mr. K. Rajarednam to be held on Saturday 23rd April
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      25 41 In Loving Memory Of MR. TAN CHYE BOON Departed on 22nd April 1979 Dearly missed but not forgotten by children and grandchildren.
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      37 41 The Chairman all members of Ang Mo Kio, Zone 'D', R.C. express their deepest sympathy and condolences to the family of the late MR RAYMOND TAN AH CHONG (2nd Vice-Chairman) who passed away on 20.4.83.
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      178 41 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM. MARY CHIM SEE MOOI (who passed away on 14th April 1983) Express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Doctors and Staff of ward 10 SGH for the care rendered during her illness as well as relatives and friends for their condolences, donations,
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      144 In Memoriam
      163 41 In loving memory of MR. SAMSON THE GIOK DJOE Departed: 22nd April 1977 Six years today since you left us Gone from our lives one so dear But memories of you remain in our hearts forever When lonely nights and silent thoughts Tears suddenly roll down and
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      782 41 112 Commercial 112 Commercial 1. OBJECTIVE To promote upgrading of Technician Members, 1 the institute is introducing relevant academic courses in the main disciplines of engineering. 2. OUTLINED STRUCTURE OF COURSES: Building Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering 3. GRADE FOR EXAMINATION: (A) Associate Membership (B) Corporate Membership 4.
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      562 41 112 Commercial ADVERTISING ART (GRAPHIC DESIGN) Commencing 7/5/83, every Saturday, 2.00-4.30p.m. INTERIOR DESIGN (RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INTERIORS) Commencing 4/5/83, every Wednesday, 7.00-9.30p.m. PA-LIN ART SCHOOL (A Ministry Registered School) #04-55, Bra* Basah Complex TEL: *****73 < Advertising design course or y Interior design s.;;« CIRCLE SCHOOL OF DESIGN Inst. of Adm
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    Case warning on cheats
    193 42 BE ON your guard against unscrupulous pawnbrokers who cheat. The Consumers Association of Singapore sounded this warning in an article on Your Rights Under the Pawnbroker's Act in its latest bulletin. It said the victims were usually the less well-to-do people who were unable to fight
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    Rougher seas ahead for shipyards
    533 42 LOCAL shipyards, which predicted correctly that last year was going to be no vintage year, are likely to face an even worse year this year. This is because the marine industry will feel the full effects of the recession this year, said the Singapore Association
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    Red Feather sails in from the sunset
    213 42  - Red Feather sails in from the sunset TAN SUAN ANN Picture by RED FEATHER ahoy... this round-the-island raft is almost at its journey's end. The four adventurous young men on the raft rowed into Punggol Point at sunset yesterday just in time for dinner at the seafood restaurant near the
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    New pay pact for Caltex workers
    88 42 New pay pact for Caltex workers CALTEX (Asia) Ltd is fiving its 205 workers a 0-12 per cent pay increase under a new collective agreement. The three-year agreement includes improved salaries ranging from $340 to $2,150, and three months' bonus. The workers will get a lump sum productivity payment plus
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    Nominations for award
    68 42 THE Singapore Labour Foundation has received 157 nominations for its education tour awards. More than half of them are between 21 and 30 years old. An official of the foundation said that a six-member panel would choose the 50 best workers by the end of this month
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    51 more shops to join Econ minimarts' ranks
    283 42 Another 51 provision shops will be converted into Econ mini-supermar-kets by July. This will bring the number of Econ minimarts to 100, said the managing director of the Provisions Suppliers Corporation, Mr Tan Ling San, yesterday. Renovations to the shops, costing between
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      497 42 NOTICES FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE WITH VACANT POSSESSION SUN CINEMA, PENANG Tenders are invited for the purchase of the freehold land and buildings known as the "SUN CINEMA" located at Drury Lane off Campbell Street, Penang, consisting of an area of 41,791 sq. ft. For further particulars, Permission to view,
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      265 42 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Png Sew Tong of Blk 8, French Road 17-10 Singapore 0820, have applied for a Retail Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at France Scott Pte Ltd, 623 Aljunied Road 01-05 to 01-09 Singapore 1438, and that this application will be heard
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  • Racing
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      Rahman still trying to land one for his master
      200 43  - Rahman still trying to land one for his master PEDIGREE PENANG, Thurs. When at first you don't succeed, try and try again. Apprentice Rahman Matsuni (above), younger brother of this season's leading apprentice, Rahmat Matsuni, is a firm believer of this maxim. Rahman has so far ridden eight winners four
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      Jade Mountain is the fastest
      363 43 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE PENANG, Thurs. Four-year-old Jade Mountain, with a win and a fourth from only two starts this season, did an eye-catching 600 m in 37.4 sec this morning with apprentice Y. Suaidi up. The going was good. It was the fastest
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      Tomorrow's Penang card
      1547 43 PAPF 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 8 1,400m IiA^JL 1 (Ratings: 59-51) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 *B*9o* Tlt-Hon 57 (59) Sing Lian-PK Leong 3ag +2 Khoo 2 2 00*0 Amal 57 (5») Upali-K Chong 4 amh dl same *Rajandran 8 S 2350*5 Keep Ahead II (late Truly Thankful)
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      The year mighty Three Rings failed
      426 43 dszf gds YOUR recent article referring to three great horses Three Rings, Paititi Gold and Vanitas is interesting. My uncle, who has been a keen racegoer for decades, told me that it would have been a wonderful achievement had Three Rings won four con-
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      Unbeaten Wassl for 2,000 Guineas
      100 43 LONDON, Thurs WASSL will line up for the English 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket on April 30 the only unbeaten horse in the field, after winning the Greenham Stakes over 1,400 m at Newbury last Saturday. Wassl, by Mill Reef out of Hayloft, won by threequarters
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  • THE FINAL RECKONING
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      Lock icon Back-pass to past battles
      613 44 LONDON, Thurs. Italy and West Germany, who fought last year's World Cup final, grapple for soccer glory again when their champions, Juventus and Hamburg, contest the European Cup final in Athens next month. Juventus and Hamburg, both beaten finalists in the past, ensured a new name
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      Lock icon Platini weaves a magic spell
      220 44 WARSAW, Thurs. It was pure Michel Platini magic that set up Juventus' first goal in their trouble-torn 2-2 second-leg semi-final draw with Widzew Lodz here last night. The French World Cup captain beat three defenders on the left, glanced up and curved a delightful pass
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      Lock icon Heart breaker for Hartwig
      199 44 HAMBURG, Thurs. It was not all joy in the Hamburg camp last night following their 2-1 win over Real Sociedad. The win earned Hamburg another shot at the European Cup title but midfielder Jimmy Hartwig will not be in the team for next month's clash against
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      Lock icon Now for Aberdeen
      185 44 MADRID, Thurs. Even without injured West German international Uli Stielike, Real Madrid proved too strong for Austria Vienna in their second-leg Cup- winners' Cup tie here yesterday. Real, six times European Cup winners, went into this semi-final with a 1-0 first-leg lead and wasted little time in
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      Lock icon Vandenbergh strikes again
      151 44 BRUSSELS, Thurs. Anderlecht, of Belgium, cruised into the final of the UEFA Cup soccer final, beating Bohemians Prague, of Czechoslovakia, 3-1 here yesterday. Anderlecht, who won 4-1 on aggregate, go through to their third European final in seven years where they will play Benfica, of Portugal. Anderlecht
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      Filipovic the opportunist
      165 44 CRAIOVA, Thurs. Benfica, of Portugal, gave Rumania's Universitatea Craiova an object lesson in the art of finishing when they qualified for the final of the European Football Union Cup on away-goals yesterday. Craiova, who held Benfica to a goalless draw in the first leg of this semifinal
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      246 44 GLASGOW CELTIC'S ambitions of retaining the Scottish Premier League title suffered a setback when they lost 3-2 at home to second-placed Dundee United on Wednesday. Hegarty, Bannon and Milne scored for the visitors, who trail Celtic by one point. Nicholas and Burns replied for the champions. IT was
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    Lock icon NON: French President vetoes SA tour
    484 45 NON: French President vetoes SA tour PARIS, Thurs. Six months of doubt and confusion came to an abrupt end yesterday when French Rugby Union Federation (FFR) president Albert Ferrasse announced that France's tour of South Africa was off. He had been left with little option. Only shortly before, he had
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    Lock icon Better behaviour on tennis courts...
    322 45 LONDON, Thurs. The bad boys of tennis are behaving better on court and helping improve the image of the the sport, the International Tennis Federation said yesterday. The ITF, in their annual review, said tennis had suffered because of disciplinary controversies in 1981. "The public
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    Lock icon Windies walk to the winning run
    363 45 Windies walk to the winning run INDIA Ist tans 2» WEST INDIES Ist inas 486 INDIA 2nd inns (overnight 1384) Gavaskar c Roberts b Garner 19 Gaekwad b Holding 55 Amantath c Dujon b Roberts 80 Vengsarkar b Holding 6 Shanna c Greenidge b Roberts 12 Shastri c Lloyd b
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    Lock icon ...most of the time, anyway
    313 45 LAS VEGAS, Thurs. John McEnroe showed some of his old tantrums in his shock 6-3, 3-6, 3-6 defeat by unseeded fellow-American Trey Waltke in the first round of the US$4OO,OOO ($836,000) Caesar's Palace tennis tournament here yesterday. Waltke said later he got the break he
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    Lock icon HK TAKE THE LIONS'S SHARE
    423 45 HK TAKE THE LIONS'S SHARE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Hongkong made a clean sweep of the team events in the Commonwealth table tennis championships, winning both the men's and women's titles here last night. Singapore's men finished 12th out of 13 teams while their women were fifth in the 10-team championship.
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      712 45 iillllllWliii ■Hill The HP-41 Handheld only ***** and the HP-41CV is now only Computer was chosen by Ss6os. > I NASA as a regular member And what's more, we have a special offer I °f trie Space Shuttle team. If now till May 13, 1983 with every purchase KsESSai need
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    Look to the West for the best
    267 46  -  HAKIKAT RAI KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The battle is over, the casualties accounted (or and the wounds have been licked dry. But where does all this leave women's hockey In Singapore? Frankly, It was a grand show from a team no-one, including myself, had
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    Irish victory is extra special
    473 46  -  HAKIKAT RAI By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Ireland, lifting themselves from mediocrity, stormed to a 2-1 final win over Spain in extra-time to become the first holders of the women's Inter-continental hockey Cup at the Merdeka Stadium here this evening. The Spaniards, playing a very tight
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    ON THE SEA GAMES FRONT
    276 46  -  JANICE SEAH By Swimmer Khoon Hean bids to move mountains HE was big enough when he left. Now, after four months of training and lifting weights at the University of California, swimmer Tay Khoon Hean has become a moving mountain. Khoon Hean, one of Singapore's
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    Plans for a triangular
    161 46 THE Basketball Association of Singapore have plans for a friendly triangular with club teams from South Korea and the Philippines early next month (writes Peter Si©w). They want the triangular to provide the national players with their final warm-up matches before the South-east Asia Games from
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    Windsurfer Wee earns call-up
    148 46  -  PETER SIOW JIMMY WEE has been invited to join the national windsurfing squad for the Sooth-east Asia Games from May 28-Junefi. The Windsurfer specialist he finished runner-up in the recent national Windsurfer meet earned the callup after Paul Chan and Nancy Chin declined for personal reasons.
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    BRIEFS
    309 46 INDONESIA will send a 10-member team to the world badminton championships in Copenhagen from May 2-8, a badminton official said in Jakarta yesterday. They are (men) Liem Swie King, Icuk Sugiarto, Rudy Herianto, Adrianus Hadibowo, Christian Hadinata, Bobby Ertanto and Kartono Heriatmanto, and (women) Ruth Damayanti, Maria Fransesca and
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    SAFSA are back in the lead
    246 46  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By FAVOURITES Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association regained the lead in the Milo Premier squash league last night when they took maximum points off the young Pepsi team at the East Coast Recreation Centre. Singapore Cricket Club, who had upset the
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    About-turn on Fandi recall?
    403 47  -  JOE DORAI By BECAUSE o£ latest developments, we would like to hold a special meeting to hear the views o£ the members and discuss the Issue again. Teo FAS Council meet on Monday to reconsider decision to omit stars THE Football Association of Singapore have called
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    Dynamos' protest overruled
    282 47  - Dynamos' protest overruled JOE DORAI FABRER Park Dynamos' protest against National Football League Division One champions Tiong Bahru was overruled, though Tiong Bahru were fined $100 for a technical infringement. The Football Association of Singapore tournament committee, who met last night to discuss the Dynamos claim that Tiong Bahru fielded
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    Ref is man in middle of school protest
    258 47  -  LEONARD KING CATHOLIC JUNIOR COLLEGE, national schools soccer champions in 1975-77, have protested to the Singapore Schools Sports Council over the handling of their under-20 group match against Bukit Merah Vocational Institute on Wednesday. They are asking the SSSC to order a
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    Bridesmaid tag that may have to go
    386 47  -  LEONARD KING By JAN SCHUCHMANN may well drop his "bridesmaid" tag this Sunday. At the Bukit Course yesterday, he fired a par-71 to take a two-stroke lead in the Singapore Island Country Club Invitation Open golf championship. After finishing runnerup to Douglas Ooi
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    Lock icon American leads by one stroke
    174 47 INAMURA, Japan, Thurs. American Larry Nelson took the lead today in the first round of the Japan Open golf championship, the last leg of the Asian circuit, when he fired a five-under-par 67 a stroke better than Japan's Hajime Meshiai, who was in second place.
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    Overture to the Republic
    136 47  - Overture to the Republic JOE DORAI SINGAPORE have been Invited for the Tan Razak nnder-19 soccer tournament to be held at Kuantan from Aug. 1-8. Said Lau Teng Chuati, secretary of the Football Association of Singapore, yesterday: "The invitation has been forwarded to the tournament committee who will make their
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      85 47 BADMINTON National schools' semi-finals: SGS v SMS, CGS v SCG (Delta SC, 2.15 p. m.). BILLIARDS National three-ball c'ships (Lau's Arcadia, East Coast Road, 7.30 p. m.). GOLF SICC Invitation Open (Bukit Course, 1 p. m. NETBALL JTC mixed league preliminary round: UMW v Ciba-Geigy, S'pore Oxygen v SCC (Jurong
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    394 48 PARIS, Thurs. Hanoi masses five troop divisions for all-out attack PRIME Minister Son Sann of the Democratic Kampuchea government said today that Vietnamese troops supporting the Heng Samrin regime in Phnom Penh were poised to try to wipe out his
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    290 48 France leans towards the nuclear package PARIS, Thursday THE French government has announced a controversial five-year defence programme which will strengthen the country's nuclear deterrent force and streamline its army. The major part of the US$ll2 billion (***** billion) budget which the Cabinet adopted yesterday will be spent on nuclear
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    37 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.74 points to 1,193.21 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP. Mr Son Sann...waiting for UN answer.
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    264 48 Reagan will be there when Beirut victims come home WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States yesterday ordered American flags to be flown at half-staff around the world as it was announced in Beirut that 41 people were believed killed by the bombing of the US
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    80 48 BEIRUT, Thurs. Four suspects have been arrested in the US Embassy bombing, Lebanese officials said yesterday. News of the arrests came amid press reports from Israel and Egypt that Syrian-trained commandos were responsible for Monday's bombings. Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Salem said four suspects were in custody, but
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    254 48 Newsmen's sources to stay secret Thatcher scraps plans to give police power to seize reporters' notes LONDON, Thurs. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government yesterday scrapped plans to give police the power to seize reporters' notebooks and force the disclosure of confidential sources. The government recognised for the first time the
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    81 48 Sihanouk changes plan BEIJING, Thurs. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, president of the Democratic Kampuchean coalition government, has decided to postpone his visit to Bangkok and Cambodia and will instead go to France in the next few" days, sources in the Prince's entourage said today. The reason for the last minute change
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      348 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Singapore's marine industry is likely to bear the full effect of the depressed shipping market this year, says Mr Loh Wing Siew, acting president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers. GOH ENG KEE reports. A company making hi-fi products has
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      79 48 UP TO 1 p.m. Hazy and warm. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 35 max., 27 min. SUNSET today: 7.07 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 8.58 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/26 C Cloudy Amsterdam X C Bangkok 27/35 C Cloudy Beijing 11/18 C Rain Beirut 12/21 C Sunny Bonn 2/17C Cloudy
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      1860 1 Drilling on top of the world For the Arctic exploration effort to make any sense it seems necessary to believe two things; first, that the oil glut will ultimately be ended by economic resurgence, geological limits and world-wide population growth and, second, that a major supply disruption has a good
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        Collecting
        33 2  -  STEVEN LEE Photographs: Continuing our series on people and their passion, YVONNE QUAHE interviews a one-time Sawyer who's gone "potty" over a little-known branch of Yixing crafts. Mr Lui and his "wives"
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        388 2  - The Cookie Monster's haven SALMA KHALIK By FAMOUS Amos is to chocolate chip cookies what McDonald's is to hamburgers. A household name in the United States, these cookies have come to Singapore. Its best advertisement apparently is the smell of freshly baked cookies which assails you the moment you step
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        A champion by word-of-mouth
        121 2  -  KHNG EU MENG SINGAPORE'S top-selling champagne last year was Lanson, a name that ironically strikes no familiar chord. Yet it sold about 55,000 bottles, accounting for 30 per cent of the local fizzy wine market share. Sime Darby Singapore Ltd, Lanson's agents, said they were able
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        1764 4 BY AIR Singapore Airlines provides the only direct service to Seoul (Tuesday and Friday). The alternative is to fly MAS, Thai Airways, China Airlines, Cathay Pacific, or Japan Air Lines and change en route. A return air ticket costs $1912. SAMPLE TOURS Most of the big agents are planning
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        A place steeped in sun, snow and culture
        360 4 A place steeped in sun, snow and culture 4 Even if poor and hungry, the people still treat a foreign visitors well! Mr Limb Joo Hwan, Head of the Korean National Tourism Corporation THE Koreans want to tell Singaporeans about their country. Mr Limb Joo Hwan, head of the Korean
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      1126 8 Where did we get our wheels? Who invented the wheel? From New York, WALTER SULLIVAN reports on a new study about the evolution of wheeled vehicles. THE wheel may have been the most important human invention, but no one knows for sure how the momentous discovery came about. A new
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      456 9  - Heli-rigs aid search for oil in jungles J. B. BLOSSER By in Tulsa, Oklahoma FROM the humid Amazon basin to Alaska's icy north slope, Parker Drilling Cos flying drilling rigs make oil and gas exploration possible in otherwise inaccessible places. The portable drilling rigs, referred to as flying rigs or
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        Savoury fare from Sweden
        870 12 Admission to the festival is by membership of the Singapore Film Society wnich is available at the door for $50 (a year) or $39 (six months). PATRICK SHEN previews the Swedish Film Festival beginning begins tomorrow. It is jointly organised by the Swedish Embassy and the
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        121 12  -  LEONG WENG K AM By SINGAPORE'S history during the 40 years between 1920 and 1960 will soon be the stage for the most ambitious Mandarin TV drama serial to be produced locally. The 26-episode serial revolves around the lives of six main characters, five of whom are immigrants from
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        558 12 Swedish film-maker Ingmar Bergman, whose 1958 film, So Close To Life, will kick off the Swedish Film Festival, has summed up his life's work in his latest outing, Fanny and Alexander. HELEN WOMACK reports from Stockholm. INGMAR Bergman's latest film, Fanny and Alexander, looks set to be one
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        26-part drama based on lives of immigrants
        330 12 "the South Seas locked in a haze") is the brainchild of Hongkong TV and film producer, Mr Leung Lap Yan, whom SBC recruited to head its drama unit last month. The story, written by Mr Leung, follows that of the popular Hongkong TV
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        When less is really more
        591 13  -  DAVID TAN Photograph: EXHIBITION OF CHINESE BRUSH PAINTINGS By Low Eng Lone Pine Gallery Ming Court Today to April 30 Previewed by CHIN 01 TOW MUCH, if not all, of Chinese painting has always been concerned with only essences. "Verbum sapienti sat" a word to
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        745 13 NG introduces Clifford Brown, a brilliant jazz trumpeter who died too young. HAD JAZZ trumpeter Clifford Brown (1930 1956) not perished in a motor accident at the age of 26, he would doubtlessly have gone on to scale greater musical heights. As it is, we
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      370 1 Inside: M Potty over teapots OUTLOOK: Pages Two and Three Feel the soul of Seoul GOING PLACES: Pages Four and Five A celebration of life by director Bergman W LEISURE ONE: Page Twelve L*/ i. fIL JM I m m^^^^^^^ 1 1 iqiir^ The remarkable PC 100 k t ill*
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      268 3 B. P. reckons he's back ing a winning horse. "Not only are the pot an investment, they're < pleasure to look at. clean them, I polish them I look after a teapot like would a baby. "When I look at a tea pot, I feel I'm reading th( minds of
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      132 4 For that top of the world feeling. \W-" i i//^*. GRAND SLAM ■I \V 0<.., li iU jf^M Sfefe- Made in Australia Available at Joe Sports #04-26 Peninsula Shopping Complex Jakarta: Singapore: Stanley Co #02-23 Peninsula Shopping Complex Sporting House 71 Pasar Baru Metro Orchard Mohan's Dept Store Orchard Shopping
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      949 6 We Ve got something I brewing for you A range of India's choicest teas and coffees expertly blended to satisfy the most discerning tastes. Eighty /e*ars of rich experience. Attractively packaged tea and teabag brands delivering 'value for money'; satisfying consumers in 15 major overseas markets where these are exported.
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      520 7 2J idMTll "ID <bol<S*»i» IMmm>iiLt Hk World Trade Centre fl^H^Hjl^ Sichuan Restaurant j Bk Singapore's first Sichuan restaurant is 9 Hi the most renowned in town. Now S Golden Phoenix at World Trade pP^^^^SH^ Centre < )ffers delectable Sichuan focxl '^^T j^ within impressive surroundings. *$%j£ Jg^^\ fCAMPAOff f Singapore's
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      407 8 Beige Collection from Kosej Jf JH wM J\ Kose Shopping Bag Kose Assort Lip Fashion Set Kose Surtcarrier flPJlr Kose Assort Lip Fashion se L^*^ fIHF *^^*S^-^ J^' a V/ >* j Jr Hi ift Kose Assort L/p Fashion Set Kose Assort L/p Fashion Set Kose Beauty Guide '83 Offer
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      565 9 YOU MAY NEED THE REVIEW AND NOT KNOW IT. Intelligence: Eyes and ears in every back The Far Eastern Economic Review is a alley and embassy in Asia. weekly magazine of limited appeal. Briefing: Politics, people and business, in Only people whose* careers and i?r ie financial interests rest on
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      596 10 APPOINTMENTS I PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT I I EXECUTIVE 1 Gotdbell Engineering Private Limited, a fast expanding fl distributor for well known commercial and industrial vehicles k|: and equipment invite suitably qualified persons for the post of PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE. Salary Between $1,400 to $2,500 a month. j| Transport Allowance: $350 a
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      523 10 I jumiaiw iiim-TTfnTmirTfßi mM.wHiii (S Bayer (HUMAN PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS) As a result of expansion and reorganisation, we invited applications for the following positions in Malaysia: a) Field Manager b) Medical Representatives resident in Petaling Jaya/ Kuala Lumper Successful applicants will be Malaysian citizens with the following qualifications: Field Manager: 3
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      219 10 G ARFIELD By Jim Davis r THIS 16 THE LIFE, NOTHING TO PO BUT ARE VOU BORER IISN'T IX GARRELP? i IL IE HERE IN THE SUN/ V GARFIELP? W C MORE FUN S \l LISTENING^ /\<h THERE V f THAN A CAT A V TO YOUR < V SANP
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      681 11 APPOINTMENTS m T PHILIPS "1 W \kf® are a al "8 e multi-national organisation in the IT forefront of electronic technology. We have in Singapore significant manufacturing as well as marketing activities covering a diversified range of products from consumer electronics and appliances to sophisticated professional equipment and systems. Increasing
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      512 11 ISHARIKAT I NATIONAL REQUIRES SALES EXECUTIVES I We are a leading supplier in quality building materials. Our lines include buchtal ceramic tiles, villeroy boch sanitary ware ceramic tiles, xypex waterproofing, desco wallcoatings, ironmongery locksets, dlw carpets and quality ceiling and partition materials. We need additional aggressive young persons, male or
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      503 11 PEANUTS BySehaii LUCY 1 HAVE VOL) SEEN M TRYING TO FINP SOMETHING TERRIBLE I /LIKE WHAT? PIP f CHARLIE BROWN MIM BEFORE ME 6ETS HAS HAPPENEPj THE OTHER TEAM j 1- THE BALL FIELP... -"7^"^ V SMOU) ?1 "J NORBERT By George Fen W r C^nT" R&ALLY AMNP BXCZFT IT
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      393 13 BEETHOVEN CYCLE Nuremberg About how ture Hall. 10 a.m. 9 THREE-NIGHT PRESEN- a determined man sings p.m. Ends tomorrow TATION. Tonight's guest to win the hand in mar- TOUR OF THE soloist is Austrian-born riage of a girl he likes. NATIONAL MUSEUM Anton Kuerti. Programme Goethe-Institut. 6.30 p.m. Guided tour
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      169 14 B^eii"F<u MSB* Wr^Sf^'^J^tk iHk^B l^^^^l v /—^^^H J?t&te-U/ide Promotion Sfoecuzl On TPiamonds _^^L If you are celebrating your birthday this month, let us wish you a very happy Birthday with a Special promotion on 'Diamonds 1 Birthstone of the month w PlS^^ %i^- Symbol of Beauty and Eternal Love Ksf
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      1639 14 IM ItJlll ■LTilikVilOL^wAlPlßaiaiiPllPMMgllllKli^^^^^W Way to camp ammmmmmmmm gmssmb 3.00 PM Opening followed by A House is Not a Home grandmother on returning home. But the villagers s AM National Anthem Your Lunchdate (cont'd) *?HNflß^Vv •.v#' v '^mwbii {M r A ri? s r ial ama fA,™ ambit iou^ advise her
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        204 1 LOVERS of traditional Chinese musical instruments will welcome this cassette tape, Fei Tian (\jz Flying), newly arrived on the market. While it is not the only one of its kind, it is a rare find containing 13 songs, most of which are folk
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        Comedy to soap opera
        609 1  -  KOH SIEW TIN By I CINEMA-GOERS can choose from a comedy, a crime thriller, a soap opera and a swordfighting film for this week end. Cathay Oreanisation's Funny Boys (Offl j* SH. ft >) is a Hongkong-produced comedy. Two policemen are keen to get into the
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        Confucianism Debate goes on
        1200 2  -  Martin Lu DR Y.S. LEUNG CONFUCIANISM: ITS RELEVANCE TO MODERN SOCIETY > By Published by Federal Publications. 1983. Reviewed by ITS RELEVANCE TO MODERN SOCIETY MARTIN Lt; 7l 1 1 i$L 'jjgt HM9M HMKMHHHS W|BE f j I 1 r w. iiiffiliiil-fftliLllli I iTilUg THE topic
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        The thought of sin
        651 4  -  Dr S GOPALAN Byi ON reading this couplet for the first time it seems to be an exhortation to a person whose life-style is characterised by attachment to his own family. In the terminology of Tirukkural the appropriateness of this kural to the illarattan (one who
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        656 4  -  T P PARAN By Dr I READ with interest your article (ST, March 4) on the six Murugan temples in Tamilnadu Tirumurugattruppadai), which includes Thiruchendur located on the east coast of south India. This reminds me of a legend current on an island on the west
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        317 1 NOTICES MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT TENDER NOTICE SEWERAGE DEPARTMENT (I) Upgrading of Tanglin Pumping Station, Nominated Sub-Contract No. 1 The Construction of an Electrical Sub-Station and Ancillary Civil Works Ref: TEN(ENV)O7/LF/83/SlB Restricted to PWD Registered Contractors in Civil Engineering all classes. (II) Sewer Extension to Bishan Estate, Contract I The
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        314 1 TENDER NOTICE Singapore Airlines Limited invites tender for the supply and delivery of the following items: Description .1 Fresh Orchids, TR: 934 .2 Paper Hand Towels, Face Tissue and Paper Doyleys, TR: 936 Prospective tenders are required to pay $30.00 for each set of tender documents to the SIA Cashier
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        300 1 TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited for:--1 DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF FLOODLIGHTING FOR CONTAINER STACKING YARD AT KEPPEL WHARVES Tender Deposit $1,000.00 Closing Date 1 0 May 83 2 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO 3 NOS CANTEENS AT PSA WHARVES (NOMINATED SUB-CONTRACT) Tender Deposit $1,000.00 Closing Date 10 May 83
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        296 1 ©PUBIIC UTILITIES BORRD TENDER NOTICE PULAU SERAYA POWER STATION STAGE I DEVELOPMENT The Public Utilities Board invites tenders for the construction and completion of Foundation Piling works, comprising bored cast in place concrete piles and steel H-piles, for the Stage I Development of Pulau Seraya Power Station at Pulau Seraya
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        306 1 I SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION^^ TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following:--1) Tender No: 4/83/5 Supply and delivery of professional 25.35mm (I -inch) Helical Scan format B&C Video Magnetic |j Tapes. t- Tender Deposit $500.00 I Closing Date :12 noon on 13.5.83. 2) Tender No: 4/83/6 Sale and collection of:Lot
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        587 2 No all correct entries were received for Cross-language Crossword No. 79 Instructions: 1. With the aid of the clues, write down the answers in the space provided. 2. All entries most be clearly written on forms printed in this page. 3. Entries most reach us by noon on Wed., Apr
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        541 2 CROSS-langnage Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It is a Chinese crossword, but the clues are given in English. Eleven winners will be picked from the allcorrect entries. One will receive $50 cash and the other 10 $20 each. j Bf Ol No: so Entry Form gjj g I
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        425 2 a When something is said to go In by one ear and out the other, it's something a person hears bat disregards by one ear and out the other", Sift B /f THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 1*» ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE t IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 1M
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        350 2 CEITRAL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT The following tenders an invited by the Chief Supplie Officer, Central Supplie Department:--8 GARDEN BASKET for Cen tral Supplies Department. The closing time and date ii 12 noon, 4.5.83. b TELEPRINTER PAPER fo various Government De partrnents c PERFORATING TAPE foi various Government De partment* d DONATION
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        382 2 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF e SINGAPORE s s Companies Winding Up 1- No. 67 of 1983. s In the Matter of the Companies Act r (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of WARINGIN METAL PRINTING CAN FACTORY (SINGAPORE) 9 PTE. LTD. f Notice
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        460 2 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 IWI ED.) 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 184 OF 1983 Re: ROBERT lAN YOUNG IT 1 Ex parte: ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. a Creditor In the matter of a Bankruptcy Notice issued on the 28th day ef E) January, 1983.
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        348 2 'HE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 1970 ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE 4 BANKRUPTCY NO. 92 OF 1983 e: LIM SEE TEE k parte: GRINDLAYS ANK PLC a Creditor i the matter of a Bankiptcy Notice issued on the th day of January, 1983. >: Lim See Tee, late
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        265 2 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited by the Custom Excise Department, Republic of Singapore, for the purchase of the undermentioned goods:Lot 1 50 cartons x 10 mille Marlboro Soft Pack (10's) Cigarettes 230 cartons x 10 mille Marlboro Soft Pack King Size Cigarettes 170 cartons x 10 mille Kent Filter
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        860 3 NOTICES 2 HDB Separate tenders are invited for each of the following:--(1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 3 Blocks of 25-Storey 51 Flats, 2 Blocks of 1 3/ 12-Storey 3S/4S Flats, 1 Block of 13Storey 3S/4S Flats and 2 Blocks of 4Storey Executive Maisonettes (Total 784 Units) at Bishan Contract 3.
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        802 3 Ir ifl |yy PUBLIC UTILITIES \ry BonRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following: 1 Supply of 10 pairs 1.5 mm2 copper conductor, polyethylene insulated, double steel tape armoured PVC outersheathed pilot/ telephone cable. 2 Supply of 600/1,000 volts 185mm2 4-core stranded aluminium conductor, XLPE, steel wire armoured, PVC
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        806 3 Tender Notice i^JJEj Tenders are invited for— .ii builoing .^f a) Tender No. AMB/T/83/042— Supply and install proprietary hand I driers for toilets in various Telecoms' premises. "r Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class B, C& D y m (Relevant Categories) s«Si Non-registered Contractors Deposit *****.00 %J Showround: 6 May 1983, 11.00a.m.
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        798 3 M (IRj REDEVELOPMENT BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET Tenders are invited for the letting of the following:- A) SHOPS AT:- i) CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTRE (ii) BLANCO COURT B) OFFICES AT:- i) BLANCO COURT (ii) JALAN SULTAN CENTRE C) WAREHOUSES AT WEST COAST ROAD K Tender Closing Date: sth May 1983 at
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        333 3 IlilllUnUT! 11 'UWMMMIIiIir* R o ar SUBORDINATE COURTS SC SINGAPORE #< D.C. Summons No. 3845 or 1982 Between PACIFIC UNION COMPANY (PRIVATE) Plaintiffs J And TAN SWEE YONG Defendant NOTICE OF J ADVERTISEMENT To: Tan Swee Yong, Block 54, Kent Road, #•542, Singapore 1821. TAKE NOTICE that an ac- tion
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        360 3 oad, Hayes, Middlesex ÜB4 HD, United Kingdom. The Petitioners' Solicitors e Messrs. Rodyk David >n of 65 Chulia Street, J2-01/08 OCBC Centre, ngapore. Rodyk Davidson Solicitors for the Petitioners. ste> Any person who intends to appear on the hearing of the said Petition must serve on or send by post
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        1257 4 jfL^-gs-^irk Even the thought of sin is sin. §|fc^d£3& Hence do not even think of stealing other's possessions. NOTICES Bfl S.N6APORE APPOINTMENTS A^^^A POLYTECHNIC 1 WKJUT JHHHMWHMaBHHHHA Py^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ tender _flflHH_BHH_HH_^__ v fDI It*U BT nDEnABD CTID C AI F _f GOVERNMENT OF NOTICE f BUCKEI UK£UU>£K IVK dALC 1 THE
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