The Straits Times, 23 April 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Premier and the man What he is really like...
    1271 1  - Premier and the man What he is really like... TERESA OOI By ...as revealed by four close friends 4 HE'S not a dictator. He listens to us. My other colleagues of my age would not be m the Cabinet if he was so. But he is a strong leader and
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    Lock icon Save water!
    554 1  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA PUB: Dry-spell www o"lfc TT* Jf^ftl "TS*^ A^i W JLJIJL KJp\mS PL#JL vMm U w to book By BLATANT wasters of water will be prosecuted, the Public Utilities Board warned yesterday, following a call for water conservation during the current dry spell. PUB inspectors will be
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    Lock icon Inflation drops
    64 1 LONDON, Fri. Britain's annual inflation rate fell to a 15-year low m March, the Conservative government announced today, fueling speculation it would call a general election m June. Today's figures showed that prices last month rose by only 0.2 per cent and brought the overall increase m the
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    Lock icon Safe but silent
    631 1 Safe but silent Jenny and Peter refuse to comment on who shelled the Siddhartha HONGKONG, Friday THE mystery shrouding a West German yacht's ill-fated trip to the Spratley Islands deepened today when the skipper of the yacht, sunk by gunfire, refused to answer newsmen's questions here. At a brief press
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    Lock icon 'Get out' order to four Soviets
    1131 1 Now US, Australia take action against spies WASHINGTON, Friday THE United States and Australia have both ordered Soviet officials m their countries expelled after accusing them of spying. The expulsions of three Soviet officials by Washington and one diplomat by Canberra follows similar recent
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    Lock icon Paris visit
    41 1 BEIJING, Fri. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, head of the anti-Vietnamese Cambodian coalition government, has left Beijing for Paris, official Chinese television reported tonight. Prince Sihanouk had said earlier that he was going to Thailand on his way to Cambodia. Reuter
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    Now Mindef to run taxis — with a message
    204 1 Now Mindef to run taxis with a message THE government's drive, to impress on Singaporeans the importance of national service has taken a further significant step by allowing a Defence Ministry-owned company to operate a taxi fleet. The fleet, to be operated by a newly-formed company called Singapore Commuter Pte
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      Lock icon ABSENT FOR SECOND TIME
      47 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Kons tan tin Chernenko, believed to be the chief rival of Soviet leader Yuri V. Andropov, today missed a top Kremlin gathering for the second time m a week, renewing speculation that he is either gravely_ill or out of power. AP
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      47 1 64 pages today Another drop m your electricity bill Page 10 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 CAUSEWAY 14 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 18 BACKGROUND 26 TIMES BUSINESS 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-36 RACING 46, 41 SPORTS 42, 43 OUTLOOK 2, 3 CINEMA 8 COMICS 16, 17 RADIO TV 19, 26
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      611 2 If Aussies help Viets... ASEAN would protest if Australia resumed aid to Vietnam, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said yesterday. Thailand would oppose any aid to Hanoi m view of the Vietnamese attacks on the ThaiCambodian border and Asean would support it solidly, he told reporters here while on
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      COMMENT
      202 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: SINGAPOREANS have two reasons to applaud Singapore Automotive Engineering's decision to go into the taxi business. By giving preference to reservists with good records, it emphasises again the point that reservist training is important and must be taken seriously. And by adding to the number
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      SPORTS
      360 2 United for soccer AT LAST, someone has had the foresight to come up with a solution to the crippling financial problems that have beset all but a handful of soccer clubs in Britain. Robert Maxwell plans to merge Oxford United, of which he is chairman, with fellow Third Division
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      594 2 Shultz' Mid-East tour US SECRETARY of State George Shultz will fly to the Middle East on Sunday night to stress the administration's determination to bring about the withdrawal of foreign troops from Lebanon and to keep its peace initiative alive, State Department officials said. It will be
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      SECTION 2
      450 2 Demystifying the road to success THERE is a myth about the road to success that is all the more dangerous because it is so false, asserts Rebecca Chua. The myth glorifies the famous and the successful: Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Abraham Lincoln. But we forget that acclaim always comes late,
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      210 2 Water may be rationed THE WATER situation throughout Peninsular Malaysia has reached a critical stage and nationwide water rationing can only be prevented if enough rain falls within a week. Works and Utilities Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu said every effort was being made to improve the
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      218 2 MORTGAGE LOANS FOR HOUSES RISE STEEPLY HOUSING loans have shot up this year, reflecting steady recovery of the residential property market. Latest Government statistics show that mortgage loans by finance companies for houses and properties rose by an annual rate of 22.2 per cent to $971 million m
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      BACKGROUND
      83 2 GENETIC TESTS ON WORKERS SOME companies m the United States are conducting genetic tests on workers and potential workers to screen out those likely to develop illnesses when exposed to chemicals m their work environment. Although this is a promising tool for prevention of occupational disease, unions and civil
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      Lock icon Chinese attacks 'to boost morale of allies'
      141 3 Chinese attacks 'to boost morale of allies' BANGKOK, Fri. Vietnam said today that China made artillery attacks along their mountainous frontier m order to bolster the falling morale of its guerilla allies m Cambodia. Nfaan Dan, official mouthpiece of the ruling Communist Party, dismissed the charge made by Chinese Prime
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      Lock icon Nakasone to propose Asean-Japan science council
      207 3 Nakasone to propose Asean-Japan science council TOKYO, Fri. Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone plans to propose that Japan and Asean set up a liaison council on science and technology, Foreign Ministry sources said yesterday. They said he told Philippines Prime Minister Cesar Virata that he would make the proposal on
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      Lock icon Chart Thai and SAP in tussle to lead coalition
      451 3 BANGKOK, Friday THAILAND'S two major political rivals, the Social Action Party (SAP) of former Premier Kukrit Pramoj and the right-wing Chart Thai (Thai Nation) Party, were locked m a fight today to lead the country's next coalition government. Chart Thai, which
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      Lock icon Honecker's pledge
      81 3 EISENACH (East Germany), Fri. E&st German head of state Erich Honecker today attended the reopening of a historic castle where Martin Luther once worked, and vowed to maintain good relations with the Protestant Church which were lately strained. He said cooperation between state and church m marking the
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      Lock icon Queen is 57
      38 3 LONDON. Fri. Queen Elizabeth celebrated her 57th birthday yesterday, but with her three sons overseas, there was no big family party. She spent the day privately at Windsor Castle, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said. UPL
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        Lock icon Smugglers killed
        47 3 FIVE SUSPECTED Filipino smugglers were killed when a navy gunboat rammed their vessel after a sea battle off Tawi Tawi Island m the southern Philippines on Sunday, the military said m Manila yesterday. The navy recovered 200 cartons of foreign-made cigarettes after the clash. AP
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        Lock icon Libel charges filed
        61 3 MANILA'S GOVERNMENT prosecuting attorney yesterday filed libel charges against two Newsweek staffers, correspondent Richard Vokey and photographer Gill Smolowe, the Philippine news agency reported. The charges stemmed from complaints by two Manila women who said they were portrayed m an article entitled "Manila's child prostitutes: Selling their
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        56 3 AUSTRALIA ON Wednesday signed a As2.l million (Ss3.B million) grant to Bank Indonesia to aid its programme for the development of small businesses and industries. The grant will help finance the posting of Australian experts to train Indonesian personnel to handle loans for small industries. It will also
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        Lock icon Landslide kills 21
        44 3 A LANDSLIDE killed at least 21 people north of the central Java city of Bandung on Tuesday, police said m Jakarta. The victims were digging out sand for building when a landslide buried them and three trucks they were loading. Reuter
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        Lock icon Manila saves $36 m
        57 3 THE PHILIPPINES saved US$l7.5 million (Ss36 million) m oil import payments for January and February this year, a Ministry of Energy report said. The oil bill was US$4O9 million for 10.8 million barrels of crude which would have cost U*****.5 million at the old price of
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      Lock icon Quakes rock Bangkok
      130 3 BANGKOK, Fri. Two earthquakes shook Bangkok and most of northern and central Thailand today, sending occupants of some tall buildings In the capital rushing into the streets. Local newspapers said the first quake at 7.37 a.m. was the strongest to have hit Thailand since records were kept.
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      Lock icon Thailand accuses Viets of downing its jet
      136 3 Thailand accuses Viets of downing its jet BANGKOK, Fri. A spokesman for Thailand's Supreme Command yesterday accused Vietnamese forces of downing an air force jet two weeks ago over Thai territory. Group Captain Prasert Satchakorn, announcing the results of the inquiry into the crash of the USbuilt twin-jet A-37 aircraft
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      Viets working in Siberian labour camps, say letters
      359 3  - Viets working in Siberian labour camps, say letters PETER HAZELHURST By Our Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. Four young Vietnamese, ostensibly sent to the Soviet Union to acquire industrial skills, have written to relatives m Tokyo claiming that they are being forced to work m labour camps m Siberia and the
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      Lock icon Lensmen boycott royal tour
      96 4 Lensmen boycott royal tour BRITISH photografihers, their cameras at heir feet, watching Prince Charles and Princess Diana leave Wainuiomata suburb In New Zealand's capital of Wellington on Thursday when the journalists staged a "down cameras" action m protest against restrictions imposed by government officials. The British complained about favouritism being
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      Lock icon Shultz to visit M-E to revive peace effort
      386 4 US determined to get foreign troops out WASHINGTON, Friday SECRETARY of State George Shultz will fly to the Middle East on Sunday to underscore the Reagan administration's determination to bring about the withdrawal of foreign troops from Lebanon and to keep its
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        Lock icon Hitler's diaries found
        72 4 WEST GERMANY'S weekly Stern magazine said yesterday it had discovered 60 volumes of Adolf Hitler's diaries, and will begin publishing them next week. The diaries run from June 1932 to April 1945, Stern said. The 17 years encompassed the period Hitler was Fuehrer of the Third Reich.
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        Lock icon Naval games go on
        77 4 AMERICAN OFFICIALS said m Tokyo that the largest American military exercise m the North Pacific since World War n entered its sixth day yesterday, while the Soviet Union has claimed that the manouevres were "a great threat to the interests of peace and stability." The American
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        Lock icon EEC jobless rate down
        65 4 UNEMPLOYMENT IN the European Community fell 2.2 per cent last month to 12.1 million people, but the community's statistics office said the underlying trend m the jobless total was still upwards. It said the figures provided no signs of economic recovery since the job figures m
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        60 4 A KEY meeting of the Palestinian leadership which ended m Tunis yesterday left open the possibility of new talks with Jordan, Palestinian sources said. No date for the resumption of talks with Amman nor any other details of the overnight meeting of the Palestine Liberation Organisation's executive
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        Lock icon Kohl-Thatcher talks
        48 4 WEST GERMAN and British government leaders began talks m London yesterday, part of a regular series of consultations between the two European allies. Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who arrived m Britain on Thursday night, was accompanied by Vice-Chancellor Hans-Dietrich Genscher and four other senior Cabinet ministers. Reuter
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        Lock icon Chinese campaign
        54 4 CHINA, for the first time m nearly 20 years, is launching a diplomatic campaign directed at five of Moscow's allies m Eastern Europe. Next month, Deputy Foreign Minister Qian Qichen, who handles East European and Soviet questions, will visit Hungary, Poland, and East Germany, a diplomatic source said
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      Lock icon 'Israel on alert after stepped-up Syrian moves'
      156 4 'Israel on alert after stepped -up Syrian moves' TEL AVIV, Fri. Israeli forces have been put on alert m response to stepped up Syrian military activity that could signal preparations for another war, Israeli news reports said yesterday. "Israel is increasingly perturbed by the signs of military activity m Syria,
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      Lock icon Women tortured and killed in school dorm
      151 4 SYDNEY, Fri. A killer wielding an axe, knife and hammer assaulted and tortured three women m a school dormitory before hacking two of them to death, police investigating a gruesome triple murder said today. The third victim, a 28--year-old man, was found beaten
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      Lock icon Opec seeks Soviet help to steady oil prices
      177 4 Opec seeks Soviet help to steady oil prices ABU DHABI, Fri. Opec has given Algeria a mandate to seek Soviet cooperation m efforts to stabilise the world oil market, United Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mana Said AlOteiba was quoted as saying today. The initiative, decided at a one-day meeting of
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      Lock icon Canberra's big plans economy
      313 4 Canberra's big plans economy SYDNEY, Friday THE Australian government yesterday outlined an ambitious legislative programme that promises wide-ranging measures to boost the economy and provide thousands of new jobs. The programme includes a major boost to house-building, a promise to revitalise industry, and a specific commitment to formulate a long-term
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      Lock icon France hints at tougher measures
      282 6 Month-old austerity programme 'not complete' PARIS, Fri. Only a month after announcing a stringent austerity programme, France's Socialist government said the belttightening measures are insufficient to right the country's faltering economy. Finance Minister Jacques Delors, architect of the controversial plan to reduce inflation and France's
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      Lock icon Getty heirs on illegal art-for-sale charges
      123 6 Getty heirs on illegal art-f or-sale charges ROME, Fri. Five heirs of the late Paul Getty were sent for trial by Rome magistrates yesterday on charges of attempting to export illegally a priceless firstcentury Porphyry fountain base. The move brought to a head inquiries started by a special police squad
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      Lock icon 'Pay as you protest'
      83 6 'Pay as you protest' LONDON, Fri. Beset by demonstrations against its defence and economic policies, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government said yesterday it is considering making protesters pay the cost of policing their marches and rallies. In a written statement to Parliament, Mr Patrick Mayhew, a junior minister at
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      Lock icon May Day Protests -a new warning
      337 6 May Day Protests -a new warning WARSAW, Fri Jaruzelski brings m military police to patrol the streets THE Polish government hardened warnings against May Day protests and brought back military-police patrols to remind workers that tougher measures lie m reserve. With more than a week to go before May Day,
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      Lock icon Walesa to get his job back
      117 6 WARSAW, Fri. Mr Lech Walesa, leader of the banned Solidarity union, said today he had been told to report to the Lenin shipyard m Gdansk on Monday to resume his job as an electrician. Mr Walesa has been trying to return to the yards,
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      Lock icon Pullout by Rome Socialists will topple Fanfani
      157 6 ROME, Fri. Socialist leader Bettino Craxi said today his party is withdrawing its parliamentary support of Premier Amintore Fanfani's coalition government, an action that will assure its fall. Mr Craxi made the announcement at a meeting of his party's central committee. He said
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      Lock icon Accused priest tries to burn Pope's photo
      144 6 VILA NOVA DE OUREM (Portugal), Fri. The Spanish priest who lunged at Pope John Paul with a bayonet last May tried to set fire to a photograph of the Pope m court today after the prosecution called for a six-year jail sentence. The
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      387 7 Reagan meets Thorn to prepare for summit WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan, stepping up preparations for the Williamsburg economic summit next month, yesterday had talks with the president of the European Community and pledged to try to resolve trade differences with Europe.
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      251 7 NEW CONCORD (Ohio), Fri. Senator John Glenn of Ohio, pledging to end the "national tragedy and national disgrace of the Reagan administration," yesterday became the sixth candidate for the Democratic US presidential nomination. The first American astronaut to orbit earth entered the presidential race saying the
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      76 7 BRASILIA, Fri. To protect its valuable arms trade with Libya, Brazil may hand back Nicaraguan-bound arms found aboard four Libyan planes grounded by the Brazilian authorities this week. Libya is one of Brazil's best trade partners, notably for its thriving arms industry, diplomatic sources said, adding
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      Lock icon Subs were Soviet
      64 7 STOCKHOLM, Fri. Submarines unsuccessfully hunted m restricted waters close to Sweden's most sensitive naval base last October were definitely from the Soviet Union, a senior Foreign Ministry official said yesterday. The Soviet Union would be named as country of origin m the public section of a government
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      Lock icon Group to keep tabs on arms violations
      147 7 Group to keep tabs on arms violations WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan has created a new group to determine whether the Soviet Union has violated past treaties on nuclear arms control, the White House said today. The group, headed by National Security Adviser William Clark, will also study ways of
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      Lock icon Latin nations fail to defuse war threat
      259 7 Latin nations fail to defuse war threat PANAMA, Fri. Two days of talks among leaders of nine Latin American countries ended yesterday without an agreement on how to defuse the threat of war among the neighbouring nations of Central America. An official communique issued at the end of the talks,
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      Lock icon Tax increase setback for Reagan
      255 7 Tax increase setback for Reagan WASHINGTON, Fri. The Republican-dominat-ed Senate Budget Committee, m a stunning setback for President Ronald Reagan, i yesterday approved an opposition Democrat 1984 federal budget plan which includes a US$3O billion (Ss63 billion) tax increase. The Democratic proposal, .supported by four Republicans, including committee chairman Pete
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      Lock icon UN report urges worldwide drive against prostitution
      109 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Contrary to popular opinion, prostitution is not the world's oldest profession. It is a form of slavery and must be rooted out with the same energy as racism and the drug trade, a 74-page United Nations report said today. The
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      306 7 Recovery fragile, warn economists TOKYO, Fri. The current economic recovery starting m the United States and spreading to Western Europe is extremely fragile and could collapse, international economists meeting here said today. The "group of 30", made up of bankers, academics and securities advisers studying economic affairs, said there were
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    Lock icon Asean warns Aussies over aid to Hanoi
    212 8 ASEAN would protest if Australia resumed aid to Vietnam, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said yesterday. Thailand would oppose any aid to Hanoi m view of the Vietnamese attacks on the Thai-Cambodian border and Asean would support it solidly, he told reporters here
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    Red Feather crew comes home wet but happy
    171 8 Red Feather crew comes home wet but happy HEAVY rain nearly ended the four young reservists' voyage to the end of Sembawang yesterday afternoon. Although the Red Feather's mast was brought down by the strong winds and-jFain the make-shift raft which the four built* pressed on. But eventually, it had
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    Enter the red-top
    294 8  -  RONNIE WAI Reservist drivers for Mindef company's fleet By SINGAPOREANS will be able to hail another 300 taxis by October when Singapore Commuter Pte Ltd, the latest taxi company, puts its fleet on the roads. A Communications Ministry statement said yesterday that the fleet, with their red
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    Accused seeks time to think about changing lawyers
    226 8 Accused seeks time to think about changing lawyers THE case of Lora Teo Chui Har, 21, accused of stealing $83,600 from a Post Office Savings Bank automated-teller machine (ATM) was adjourned to Monday. Teo's lawyer, Mr Jai Prakash, m asking for the adjournment said that she might be engaging another
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    'Lim achieved good results as medium'
    812 9  -  BEN DAVID SON MAUREEN CHUA Wt j ff CTl^^rfffff?ffTyTT3T!rfflW FSIBH People going to him were really mental cases, says witness 6 His lies are so transparent that they can not bat militate against his own interests. If he had only shut his month he
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    'Priest rejected request for interview'
    974 9 'Priest rejected request for interview' DR WONG said yesterday that a Roman Catholic priest told him that Lim was possessed by Lucifer. Father Abrial, the parish priest of the Church of the Risen Christ, however, refused to be interviewed on Lim's religious background, he said. Lim was a warden at
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    Reports of punch-up at the causeway
    176 9 Reports of punch-up at the causeway JOHORE police are investigating reports of a punch-up at the Causeway checkpoint on Tuesday. A Johore Baru police spokesman said yesterday reports were made by both a Singapore businessman and a Malaysian immigration officer. The businessman, Mr Raymond Chow Tong Sin, 33, said he
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    Belt tightening is bad strategy, says ICI director
    351 9 COMPANIES that tighten their belts m times of reccession usually find themselves unprepared when the economy starts to boom. This is because its best employees will have left as a result of poor salaries and remaining ones will not be sufficiently trained
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    Armed men rob man in his office
    64 9 TWO robbers carrying choppers held up a company chairman m his office m Central Building, Magazine Road, and escaped with $2,000 and an $11,500 watch on Thursday. Mr T. C. Seah, 29, told police that he was working m his office when the
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    Another drop in your electricity bill
    243 10 FROM May 1, electricity tariffs will be reduced further by 1.32 cents per kilowatt-hour, the PUB said yesterday. The tariff reduction will be up to July, under the PUB's quarterly adjustment scheme to allow for price changes m fuel oil used by PUB's power
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    $37,000 theft
    59 10 THIEVES broke into a flat and got away with about $17,600 m cash and $20,000 worth of valuables m Haig Road on Thursday. Mr C B. Teo, a businessman, told police that he left the flat at 9.00 a.m. and when he returned at 3.00 p.m., he found
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    How airlines get their staff to accept pay cuts
    417 10  -  JUDITH HALE 'Some doctor their accounts to show losses' By SOME airlines doctor their accounts to show financial losses so that they can compel workers to accept salary cuts and surrender other benefits. This was one of the conclusions of the
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    Police want him to help
    131 10 Police want him to help POLICE are anxious to interview Lim Beng Hai, 25 (above), who they believe can help m investigations into the murder of a housewife and her two children m Ang Mo Kio on March 28. Lim is also known as Sun Cheow and Albert. Efforts to
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    Musical interlude
    41 10 SINGAPORE Broadcasting Corporation's 1 p.m. English news bulletin over Radio 1 yesterday was interrupted twice. Rock music, which lasted about 10 seconds each time, could be heard. An SBC radio producer said it was due to a technical fault.
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    Student leaves suicide note
    57 10 A STUDENT who was found dead at the foot of Killiney Apartments where he lived, left a suicide note to his mother, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Tjita Rachmat Tjung, 13, an Indonesian Chinese holding a Hongkong passport, was found lying motionless near -the porch of
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    1982 stamps in an album
    42 10 STAMP collectors who missed any of the stamps issued last year will be able to obtain them m one album at all post offices from Monday. The stamps, mounted on high quality protective strips, will cost $15.40.
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    Questions on May Day rally permit and NTUC
    438 11 Questions on May Day rally permit and NTUC MR J. B. JEYARETNAM yesterday called a press conference to raise two questions. The first concerned the failure of his party to get a permit to hold a rally on May 1, and the other the change of leadership at the National
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    Discoverer course
    55 11 Discoverer course THE Self Reliance Movement will hold its second "discoverer" course m June. The course, luting two months, will involve physical training, swimming, orienteering, games, folk dancing, camping, hiking and community service work on two days m the week. Interested applicants can contact Miss Shirley Wong at *****44 or
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    All but one have applied
    267 11 THE Labour Ministry yesterday said all but one owner of dental workshops on its records have applied to register their dental workshops under the Factories Act. It said the remaining owner who did not apply for registration was the President of the Singapore Dental Association
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    Singaporeans urged to read more
    187 11 Singaporeans urged to read more SINGAPOREANS are not avid readers. Mr Goh Kirn Leong, Permanent Secretary of Education, decried this fact yesterday at the close of the Regional Language Centre's seminar on language syllabus design. Mr Goh said: "I know of some friends whose only reading material is the advertisements
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    Chairman's term extended
    73 11 Chairman's term extended MR TAN I Tong's term as chairman of the Sentosa Development Corporation has been extended for another two years from March 1. Mr Othman Wok and Lt-Col Kwek Siew Jin will also be members of the corporation for two years from April and March this year respectively.
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    200 VITB trainers
    169 11 discuss ways of raising standards SOME 209 trainers from the Vocational and Industrial Training Board met yesterday to discuss ways of raising the standard of vocational training m Singapore. Their two-day discussion focuses on a plan of action to provide the necessary training to upgrade the operational
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    Local builders get bigger edge
    311 12  -  RAY DHALIWAL By SINGAPOREAN and foreign-Singaporean joint ventures will get even more of an edge on bids for all government building contracts, including the MRT. More flexible terms give joint ventures with net Singaporean equity of between 25 and 50 per cent preferential margins ranging
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    Team up to sell skills, Dr Tay tells engineers
    271 12 SINGAPORE can successfully export its engineering expertise if local firms can form Consortiums to tackle overseas projects, the Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon said last night. And there are enough sizeable projects within Singapore now to encourage formation
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      $50 m-in-debt furniture shop to be wound up
      154 12 LEE WAH Cane Furniture Pte Ltd was yesterday ordered to be wound up after failing to pay its creditors more than $50 million. Mr Sarjit Singh Gill, for the petitioning creditor European Asian Bank, told the High Court that there were altogether
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      VC absentee fined $800
      64 12 A MAN was yesterday fined $800 when he pleaded guilty to 20 charges of being absent from civil defence duty as a parttime Vigilante Corps member. Thong Mun Khuen, alias Chua Mun Khuen, 32, who missed a total of 20 days between Jan 21, 1975, and
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      Keys to temptation
      76 12 A SECURITY guard, with keys to an office he was supposed to guard, used them instead to break into it and steal cash and valuables amounting to about $1,500. Durasamy s/o Palani Kawoonda, 45, was jailed I for four months yesterday for breaking into the office of
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      Cigarette smuggler
      84 12 A FORMER warder of the Sembawang Drugs Rehabilitation Centre was yesterday fined $250 by a magistrate for giving 15 packets of cigarettes to an inmate. Ong Peng Boon, 18, now a labourer, was caught when the centre's superin- tendent, Mr Kow Jong Foo, found a packet of cigarettes
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    Meeting at school
    32 12 THE Old Andersonians' association will hold their annual meeting at 3 p.m. today at the Anderson Secondary School canteen. All members and former students of the school can attend.
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    Lock icon Baby's got a big wish for mummy
    117 12 Baby's got a big wish for mummy LITTLE Teo Sin Yuan, three, has a giant treat m store for her mom on Mother's Day. It was a tali order that cut a $24 hole m her pocket. Nearly as big as her, these giant cards measuring 45 cm by 70
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    Bukit Merah's drug problem not improving
    194 12 THE drug abuse problem I m Bukit Merah has not j improved unlike the situation m other constituen- cies m Singapore. The president of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics i Association, Mr Baey Lian Peck said the number of drug abusers de- j tamed m the
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    Safety goes on show at Eunos industrial estate
    195 12 A JOINT exhibition of crime and fire prevention measures was held yesterday m Eunos Industrial Estate. More than 70 tenants from the estate, Singapore's largest industrial park within a Housing Board estate, attended the exhibition. It was organised by a joint committee
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      Lock icon Water rationing unless it rains
      315 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE water situation throughout Peninsular Malaysia has reached a critical stage, and nation-wide water rationing can only be prevented if the rains fall in sufficient quantities within a week. Works and Utilities Minister Datuk S. Samy Vellu said today every efSprt was
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      Lock icon New towns to be built faster
      298 14 ALOR STAR, Fri. Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said yesterday that the government intends to speed up the building of new townships m the country. To carry this out, the concept of town planning would have to be modified, he added. Datuk Musa,
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      Lock icon Haze likely to clear soon
      170 14 Haze likely to clear soon KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A dust haze over large coastal areas of Malaysia, which has cut visibility and disrupted air traffic, was expected to clear by the end of the month, a senior government official said yesterday. The secretary-general of the Transport Ministry, Datuk Ishak Tadin,
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      Lock icon Brunei ruler on five-day visit
      75 14 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agang (right) with the Saltan of Brunei who arrived In Koala Lumpur on Thursday. The Saltan, who will he m Malaysia for five days, was accompanied by Pengiran Hajah Mariam and a royal entourage. Also on hand to meet the Brunei head
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      Lock icon Project ahead of schedule
      63 14 PENANG, Fri. Dredging of the North Channel to accommodate larger ships is expected to be completed at the end of the month four months ahead of schedule. The $30 million project, which involves deepening the North Channel approach from 7.5 metres to 12 metres, was scheduled
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      Lock icon Malay chamber raps Japanese WRY Of doing business
      303 14 Malay chamber raps Japanese WRY Of doing business KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Japanese companies came under fire from the Malay Chamber of Commerce yesterday for refusing to appoint local dealers for their exports, Bernama news agency said. The agency quoted the chamber's public affairs committee chairman, Mr Abdul Rahman Ibrahim, as
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      Lock icon 500 homeless
      38 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. About 500 squatters here lost their homes when their houses were demolished by the Gombak District Council yesterday. The 84 houses had been erected on the Drainage and Irrigation Deoartment's reserve land. NST
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      Lock icon 400 who 'passed' now find they have failed
      108 14 KUCHING, Fri. Nearly 400 Sarawak students who had obtained Grade 3 passes m the Malaysian Certificate of Education (MCE) examination last year discovered recently that they had actually failed. Another 76 candidates who thought they had failed learnt that they had passed.
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      Lock icon Ten drug detainees escape from centre
      147 14 PENANG, Fri. Ten drug addicts, some m their underwear, broke out of the drug rehabilitation centre m the general hospital here yesterday. Two of the addicts, however, surrendered themselves two hours later. Police have launched an island-wide hunt for the rest and road blocks
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    This Week
    297 19 This Week~Js published m The Straits Times every Saturday. It is an easy-to-read page containing some of the week' s most interesting stories. It was designed to be of special help to workers and students but with its clear, bright view of current events it will appeal to
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    Talk to advisers about NS
    181 19 SINGAPOREANS will be able to give their views on national service to a special group of advisers. This group, called the National Service Advisory Council, will include employers, reservists, union leaders, civil servants and education experts. They will help the ministry on matters about national
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    KL lifts casino ban
    54 19 THE MALAYSIAN government decided not to ban Malaysian Muslims from the casino at GentIng Highlands m Pahang. Last Friday, it imposed the ban, bnt later round that only the religious leaders of Pahang could make such a decision. The religious leaders will be meeting next month
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    NTUC offers new ideas for workers
    275 19 THE NTUC has many new ideas on how to help workers as well as Singapore m the 1980s. They will be discussed at a meeting on April 30 and added to NTUC's 10-year plan started m 1979. The new ideas are needed because business
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    Old hand will help out
    109 19 Old hand will help out THE OLDER leaders of the NTUC will help the highly-qualified scholars and professionals who joined the union movement m the last few years. They will help the scholars to have good relations with members m the lower ranks. And the scholars can become leaders if
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    Teachers who live far away
    218 19  - Teachers who live far away NG WENG HOONG BY THERE are more than enough teachers for the Best classes starting m July. The problem is many of them live m Katong and Bedok while many of the classes will be m factories m Jurong. The Basic Education Advisory Council, formed
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    Explosion horror at US Embassy
    123 19 AT LEAST 49 people died and more than 100 were hurt when an explosion hit the American Embassy in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, this week. The floors of the 10-storey building fell one on top of another, killing people and trapping others. Glass and
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    Temperatures still rising
    74 19 SINGAPOREANS sweated through another record high temperature of 35.8 degrees Celsius this week. On Monday and Tuesday, the heat matched the March 25 record. The Meteorological Service, which > studies the weather, said that was the highest temperature since 1948. The haze, which made the air cloudy,
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    World wise
    162 19 PEOPLE m New Dehli could not read about a fraud case m Singapore because 25,000 of a newspaper were mysteriously bought up. The paper that day had a story about two Indians m Singapore who were sentenced to jail for purposely sinking two ships. AT LEAST 25 people
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    Railway land for expressway
    67 19 ABOUT 15 hectares of land at the railway station m Tanjong Pagar will be used for the Jurong Expressway. The land is now being used by Malayan Railway. In exchange, the SingaEore government will uild other railway tracks as well as flats m Tanjong Pagar for
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    Adrian: They were unaware
    160 19 Adrian: They were unaware THE MAN, accused of murdering two children at Toa Payoh two years ago, said his wife and girlfriend did not know he had planned to kill the children. Adrian Lim, 41, told the High Court this week that his wife Tan Mvi Choo, 28, and his
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    THE ACCUSED
    24 19 Adrian Lim, 41, of Block 12, Toa Payoh. Tan Mvi Choo, 28, Lim's wife. Hoc Kah Hong, 27, described as Lim's girlfriend.
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    THE VICTIMS
    68 19 Loh Ngak Hua, 25, Hoe Kah Hong's husband. He died on Jan 7, 1980. Agnes Ng Slew Heok, 9, of Block 233, Toa Payoh. She died on Jan 24, 1981. Ghazali bin Marzuki, 10, of Holland Close. He died on the night of Feb 6, 1981. A psychiatrist
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    China won't go to pre-Olympic games
    160 19 China won't go to preOlympic games CHINA has said it will not take part in the cycling and swimming competition to be held in America in a few months' time. These events are to prepare for the Olympic Games next year in Los Angeles in America. People think China is
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    Charity ride
    138 19 THIS "sailing boat" is actually eight oil drums tied to a wooden platform to form a raft. It was made by four reservists who sailed it round Singapore to raise money for charity. They started from the beach at the end of Lim Chu Kang Road, near the
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    Lock icon A wet surprise
    159 20 Afternoon rain brings relief to commuters see t-lUL Wu,tvl ICVCI at reservoirs continues to drop WATER marks tell the tale of dwindling water supply m all 11 reservoirs. In Lower Peirce, there has been a 1.6 metre drop to 5.3 m from 7.6 m which appears to
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    'RCs doing well as channel of communication'
    203 20 'RCs doing well as channel of communication' DEFENCE Minister Goh Chok Tong last night said that residents' committees (RCs) have achieved the two basic aims of Promoting good neighjurliness and acting as a communication channel between the people and the government. Judging from the reports on the RC system and
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    Teenage girl was not murdered say police
    129 20 Teenage girl was not murdered say police THE teenage Singapore girl who was found dead m a Johore Bahru hotel on Tuesday had died of a blood clot m the vein, it was learnt yesterday. According to Johore CID chief, Asst. Commissioner S. Kulasingam, investigators have ruled out murder m
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    Another big fall in number of visitors
    98 20 Another big fall in number of visitors SINGAPORE suffered another big decrease m the number of visitors coming here m February. December saw a 3.3 per cent decrease, January a 2.9 per cent and February registered a 5.5 per cent decrease compared with the same months last year. The number
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    Man found dead after fight
    87 20 Man found dead after fight A 24- YEAR-OLD man was found dead about eight hours after he was involved in a fight outside Robina House at Shenton Way on Thursday. Police said Chio Bene Hoon, of Havelock Road, and some friends were involved in a fight with another group at
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    The Straits Times says... They deserve preference
    480 21 The Straits Times says... They deserve preference THE decision by the Mindef-owned company, Singapore Automotive Engineering, to go into the taxi business with reservists as drivers is to be applauded. While not a particularly comfortable or easy trade, taxidriving obviously provides a good enough living and there is always a
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    Why Soviet Union might prefer Cairo to Damascus
    1698 21  -  JOHN DRYSDALE An in-depth look at major news events this week of Global-Stats Ltd, London By Central America? A stage for superpower confrontation? 4 Why site SS2o's m Nicaragua if they can be deployed with greater security on Soviet territory? It seems
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    543 21 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane HOT TOPICS ONE hot topic of the moment on both sides of the Causeway is the current prolonged dry spell affecting the two neighbouring territories. My contemporaries, discussing the topic with me, are of the view that this must be the longest and
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      351 22 S'pore does foreign thinking man I WAS recently the mystery guest on the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's "Watch It" programme. I was, in fact, the composer the teams were attempting to unearth. (Happily they were not successful that's the object of the exercise). But in the process, it was stated by
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      A WARNING TO YOUNG GIRLS
      163 22 I AM an 18-year-old girl and I plan to get a driving licence. I managed to find a driving instructor through a newspaper advertisement. When I attended my first lesson, the instructor claimed $30 from me after I had paid my driving fee of $8.50.
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      One step towards removing barriers
      238 22 One step towards removing barriers I WAS very happy to read about the overhead bridge with wheelchair ramps in the Woodlands housing estate. (ST, April 18). One of the first things I noticed in moving to Singapore was the lack of provision for handicapped people. I recently broke my foot,
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      No response because S'poreans have not been taking part
      700 22 No response because S'poreans have not been taking part Sunday Times, April 13 I REFER to the article "You ask for it... but when we invite the public to debate major issues the response is so poor: Chok Tong." (Sunday Times, April 13). The Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr
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        HOW THEY CAN CHANGE PIPES
        118 22 PLEASE refer to the letter "Help us take care of flats" by Mr Simon Lau (ST, March 39), who asked on the proper steps those flat-owners who wish to change the sewerage and drainage pipes in their flats should take. Under the lease agreement, a
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        This section has been looked into
        107 22 I REFER to the letter "This section should be reviewed" by Mr Anthony Ow. (ST, April 11). Mr Ow suggested that in the review of the Employment Act, the ministry should consider amending Section 41 to make it clear whether or not employees who
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        Private candidates need time to study
        146 22 Private candidates need time to study I REFER to the letter "I hope letter will not be ignored" by "Private Candidate." (ST, April 7). As we have tried to explain m our earlier reply (ST, March 15), the midyear L 2 examination is not open to private candidates* because they
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        Basin taps gush water for only 5 seconds
        187 22 Basin taps gush water for only 5 seconds THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym
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      1692 23 Genetic tests stir workers' hopes and fears It's difficult to be against progress in the scientific area, but we view genetic testing with some concern because of realisation that it can be misused m \j onsen i 4 We look for every way we can to make the workplace as
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        Rises
        55 24 Austral Amal 590 +80 Public Bank 760 +40 M Cement 795 +30 Malex 410 28 PMC 675 +25 C C 625+25 Hume M 600+20 Matsushita 570 +20 Premium Hldgs 279 +20 BAT 500+18 Nat Iron 1000 +15 Hong Fok 273 +15 Malayawata 237 +14 Dan Yung 372 +12 O
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        Falls
        35 24 Wilkinson 300 -66 Hong Leong Ind 835 -20 Dunlop Est 605 -20 Keppel Ship 484 -16 Lien Hoe 620 -15 Chin Teck 615 -15 U O F 310 -14 N S T 1020 -10
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        44 24 April 21 April 22 BT Composite: 898.77 901.42 BT Indicator: *****5 *****9 ST Industrials: 912.09 917.91 ST Finance: 2249.58 2255.87 ST Hotels: 1042.42 1041.38 ST Properties: 706.49 706.71 ST Minings: 239.12 240.86 ST Plantations: 1009.47 1006.40 OCBC: 806.83 806.06 SES Ind: 683.66 690.21
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        Most Active
        25 24 A P I 793,000 General Corp 698,000 U M W 539.000 G Lumber 528,000 Tan Chong 499,000 Total turnover: 16.05m Total value: $53.92m
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      ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
      77 24 Boustead Bhd -1 Cti C +25 CCM +8 Cold Storage -5 Dunloplnd -8 Esso +10 FiN Gentings 2 Guinness Guthrie Bhd Haw Par +10 Inchcape Bhd MTC +10 NBT -9 Nat Iron +15 PMC +25 Pan Elec -3 Perils Plant +2 Prima +5 Robinsons -3 Rothmans
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      Prices end mixed in active trading
      456 24 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed narrowly mixed on buying support and profit-taking In active trading. Hume Industries rose 25 cents to $6.00, Malayan Cement 15 cents to $7.80, Pan Malaysia Cement 25 cents to $6.75 and Public Bank 25 cents to $7.45 while on the
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      SCOREBOARD
      32 24 Up Down unch Industrials 53 45 30 Finance 8 8 5 Hotels 2 5 7 Properties 3 6 5 Plantations 5 9 1 Mining 1 3 0 Deb/Loans 2 3 4
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      Singapore closing prices
      2847 25 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr's Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ('000) High Low 286 235 Acma 271 -4 21.7 26.3 3 272 271 195 148 Alcom 181cd -3 5.0 16.0 5 181 181 266 148 Allied Choc 234 -1 7.0
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      Prices close mixed after firm opening
      621 25 THE local stock market closed mixed yesterday after a firm opening. Major indices, however, still showed modest gains. At the close, the Business Times Composite Index was 2.65 points higher at 911.42 and the Straits limes Indusrial Index gained 5.82 points to 917.91. Overnight,
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      KL shares end firmer
      301 25 A STRONG surge m sentiment m the afternoon session helped boost stocks on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices opened on a slightly steady note and continued to rise for most of the morning session. In the afternoon, bulls started accumulating quality stocks to bring
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      Rises
      50 25 PengkalenTin 1600 +100 P bank 835 +45 Tronoh 1110 +40 Hume (M) 660 +25 M Tobacco 660 +25 C C Ltd 685 +25 F E-L'ston 710 +25 M Cement 845 +25 Malayawata 258 +20 M F'mills 290 +20 PMC 730+20 Esso Ord 990+20 NST 1120+20 Haw Par 310 +15
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      Falls
      8 25 Dunlop Est 665-15 Lien Hoe 680 -15
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      Unit trusts
      186 25 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 25) The Commerce 3.37 3.58 The Savings Fund 1.92 2.04 Spore Prog Fund 1.48 1.57 Spore Sec. Fund 2.24 2.38 Spore Invest Fund 1.19 1.26 Spore Equity Fund 1.47 1.56 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for Apr 25) Mai Invest Fund
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      KL SCOREBOARD
      40 25 Up Down unch Industrials 54 40 19 Finance 4 4 1 Hotels 0 0 Properties 4 3 2 Oil Palms 2 5 0 Tins 4 4 4 Bobbers 6 9 4 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 10 0
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      BUSINESS DONE-SINGAPORE
      3249 25 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board deals
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      BUSINESS DONE-KUALA LUMPUR
      1812 25 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2.905) Alcorn (29) 2.03 (6) 2.04 (4) 2.01 (18) 2.02
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        RUBBER
        700 26 RUBBER prices m Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with May One RSS buyers quoted at 244.50 cents a kilo, down 2.50 cents from Thursday's close. Morning prices were mmmmm^^^^^ marked down slightly on lower London advices and after-close levels here on Thursday coupled with some selling interest. Afternoon prices
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 26 Rubber: April 22 Singapore: May: 244.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Malaysia: May: 260.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M 531.60 per kilo (down 5.00 cents) 130 tonnes (up 29 tonnes)
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        Palm oil
        205 26 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on covering support m moderately active trading, m anticipation of a higher Chicago market. In April, north rose Ms 7 to $802 a tonne while central and south were traded unchanged at $807.50. In May, central and north firmed
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        Copper
        34 26 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £1109.50 (£1084.00); sellers £1110.00 (£1084.50); Three Months buyers £1136.00 (£1111.00); sellers £1136.50 £1111.50). Market tone: Barely steady after firmer. Sales: 29)250 tonnes.
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        Straits tin
        261 26 A LACK of buying interest due to the higher Penang level against the London Metal Exchange position yesterday weakened the Straits tin price to M 531.60 a kilo, down five cents from Thursday's close. The price remained within the IT A lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. The
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        Produce exchange
        132 26 Produce Exchange, Singspore, noon closing prices per 160 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $100.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $113.00 sellers, new drum fob $117.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $58 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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        GOLD
        203 26 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,589 and closed at $29,665 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/436.50 m very quiet trading and firmed to $437.25/437.75. Subsequently, the market drifted and closed for lunch at $436.40/436.90. In the afternoon, the market re-opened with
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        Silver quotes
        34 26 Thus Wed New York 11.93B 12.23B 12.00S 12.30S Zurich 12.25B 11.95B 12.35S 12.05S Fri Toora Singapore 12.00B 12.37B 12.10S 12.47S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Suisse, S'pore.
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        Money and exchanges
        657 26 ASIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on April 22: THE US dollar yesterday opened at 552.1000/20 and was traded listlessly between $2.1020 and $2.1000 before closing at $2.1000/10 on the local foreign exchange market. Similarly, the other currencies gave a lacklustre performance. The US/Dm opened
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        Discount
        45 26 RANGE of pric-as offered by discount houses on April 21: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 211/16 29/16 3-month Bank bills 7 3/16 7 1/16 3 months CD 6to 6% 6 months CD 6to 6% Source: National Discount Co.
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        Money market
        32 26 Closing Interbank rates for Singapore dollars on April 22: Offer Bid Overnight 5 4M 1 month 7 M 7's 2 months 615/16 613/16 3 months 615/16 613/16 Overnight mode 8'/«
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        New York
        378 26 STOCK PRICES closed lower for the second time m 11 days on Thursday as the market ran into resistance near the critical 1200 level on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The Dow moved back and forth all day, climbing iVt points m the first hour of trading, falling
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        Hongkong
        277 26 STOCKS yesterday closed steady on sporadic overseas support in the afternoon, and the Hang Seng index ended up 5.05 at 1,006.53 5.UD at i.uuo.m HK$ Associated Hotels 2.30 -0.1 Bank Of East Asia 29.40 unch Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 9.60 +0.15 China Light 14.40 +0.1 City Hotels Cross
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        94 26 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.014 -0.001 AUas Con. B 31.50 -0.5 Bagulo Gold 0.0024 +0.000£ Basic Petroleum 0.01 +0.0005 Benguet Con. B 92.00 -1 CDCP 106 unch First Phil Hldgs 7.10 -02 Lepanto B 0.14 unch Marlnduque B 6.80 +12 Marsteel 0.0014 unch Oriental B
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        160 26 SHARE prices yesterday closed mixed with losses and gains about equal m dull trading. The Book Club index rose 0.08 points to 117.12 on turnover of 31.8 million baht with 397,098 shares changing hands. Bants Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 133 +2 Bangkok Bank 280 unch
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        212 26 SHARE prices were mainly higher after losses m most sectors on Thursday, with another record Wall Street close cited as the main factor. Gains were mainly limited, however, and few stocks recovered to levels at the start of the week before prices started tumbling. Fls ABN 366.00 +1 Ahold
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        341 26 PRICES yesterday were slightly higher on balance on scattered buying of low-priced ISSUeS. Yen Allnomoto 820 -6 Altai 505 -19 Amada 657 unch Asahl Chem 310 -2 Asahl Glass 571 -5 Bank Tk 291 -1 Bridges tone 500 +2 Canon 1330 unch Casio Computer 1200 +30 Cltlsen 397 -5
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        314 26 Cents I C I 188 unch Lelghton 157 unch industrials Le'!£ 1, Lease <ld sso -is A c I 139 +5 Magellan Pet Aust 260 unch A N I 255 -1 Mayne Nlckless 295 unch A P M 207 +4 Metals Explor Aberfoyle 720 +10 N L 85 -3
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        189 26 Francs Actions Sulsses 282 Alusulsse Br 615 unch Alusulsse Reg 206 +1 Brown Boverl Br 1170 +20 Clba Geigy Br 1900 +45 Ciba Geigy P C 1540 +25 Clba Geigy Reg 814 +6 Credit Suisse Br 1990 +5 Credit Suisse Reg 368 +2 Elektrowatt Br 2650 unch George Fischer
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      699 26 STOCK prices yesterday eased m technical reaction to Thursday's sharp gains, with trading quiet ahead of the account end, dealers said. The Financial Times index at 3pm was down 6.8 points at 685.2. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 139 -1 Babcocks 167
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        Doubling of profits
        100 24 GOLD Coin Ltd has reported a doubling m group pretax profits to $22.45 million ($10.74 million) for the year ended Dec 31, 1982. Group turnover, however, saw a smaller growth of 24 per cent to $318.53 million ($257.58 million). Directors have recommended a final dividend of 9
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        Ajinomoto earnings up
        48 24 AJINOMOTO (Malaysia) Bhd has announced pretax earnings of $6.17 million ($6.07 million) for the 12 months to Dec 31, 1982, on turnover of $49.57 million ($47.56 million). The company is maintaining its dividend payout for the year at 20 per cent gross (same as 1981).
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        Harrison agrees
        84 24 HARRISON Malaysian Plantations Bhd (HMPB) has agreed m principle to purchase the remainder of Jomalina Sdn Bhd shares which it does not already own. The company will buy the 70 per cent stake for M 525.9 million cash. Jomalina, one of the largest palm oil refiners m Malaysia,
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        Separate asset backing
        32 24 GENERAL Securities Investments and Umted International Securities have announced separately, their unaudited consolidated net tangible asset backing per share at $2.02 and $1.80 respectively as at March 31, 1983.
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        Approval for sale
        39 24 ALLIED Chocolate Industries said it has obtained the relevant Malaysian authority's approval for the sale of the company's shareholding of 1.001 million shares m Chocolate Products (M) Bhd at $3.55 each. The proceeds have been received.
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        General Corp queried
        42 24 THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange has asked General Corporation Bhd to explain the differences between the group's turnover, pretax profits and after-tax profits as stated m its preliminary statement and the figures m the company's annual report for 1981.
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        Public Bank's issues
        28 24 PUBLIC Bank Bhd has received approval for its proposed bonus issue of 42 million shares and rights issue of 56 million shares at $2 each.
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        Renovation agreement
        95 24 AMBASSADOR Hotel Ltd said it reached a conditional agreement with Australasian United Industries Pty Ltd to renovate and refurbish an existing office building into an eight-storey hotel m Perth, Australia. The property is owned by Perth Hotel Unit Trust, a wholly owned subsidiary of Australasian. Ambassador said under
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        Lock icon Payments deficit lower
        91 24 MANILA, Fri. The Philippines' balance of payments deficit totalled US$343 million (*****.3 million) during the first quarter of this year, an improvement over the 1982 loss of US$534 million, the central bank said. Bank governor Jaime Laya said m a report to President Ferdinand Marcos that a
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        78 24 MANILA, Fri. The Philippines will propose a sugar price ceiling of USI9 cents (539.9 cents) a pound during a meeting next month m Geneva of the International Sugar Organisation, a Filipino official said. Mr Roberto Benedicto, chairman of the stateowned Philippine Sugar Commission, told a gathering that
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        36 24 RIJSWIJK (Netherlands), Fri. A Dutch consortium said it had an order worth about 450 million guilders (*****.5 million) from Garuda Indonesian Airways to build an aircraft maintenance complex at Jakarta International Airport.- Reuter
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      Sigma chalks up best earnings since going public
      342 24 SIGMA Metal Co Ltd, which has been actively diversifying m the past 18 months, has reported its best earnings m its 10 years as a listed company. The traditional aluminium products manufacturer turned m a commendable 64 per cent jump m ?roup
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      Lock icon Bonn plans to reach pact on budget saving and taxes
      384 24 BONN, Fri. The new West German government has set itself an early deadline for an accord on big savings m the 1984 budget as well as on tax benefits for industry. A government spokesman said it had been planned to
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      International Trust & Finance profits almost doubled
      308 24 International Trust Finance profits almost doubled INTERNATIONAL Trust and Finance has lived up to its directors' prediction that earnings would be substantially higher m its first year as a publicly listed company. The finance company, the first of the Ong group of companies to go public, announced a near doubling
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      Mortgage loans for houses rise steeply
      539 24 HOUSING loans have shot up this year, reflecting steady recovery of the residential property market. Latest Government statistics showed that mortgage loans by finance companies for houses and properties rose steeply by an annual rate of 22.2 per cent to $971 million m February,
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      Isetan (S) reports 9pc higher group earnings
      366 24 ISETAN (Singapore) Ltd has turned m better-than-average earnings for the year ended Nov 30, 1982. While most other department stores reported declining profits for 1982, Isetan saw a 9 per cent increase m group operating profits to $19.83 million (against $18.16 million m
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      Lock icon Price and quality of Polish goods to Moscow criticised
      287 24 WARSAW, Fri. Differences over prices and the quality of Polish goods, as well as supplies of spare parts to the Soviet Union, have been revealed by a senior Soviet trade official. However, while there had been delays m deliveries by Poland
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      Engineering contributing more to Steamers profits
      785 27 FIRST, it was properties. Now, the engineering and oilfield division is overtaking shipping as the second largest contributor to group profits this year at Straits Steamship Company Ltd. Shipping, the traditional forte of the group, will be relegated to third position. According to Steamers,
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      Higher margins boost earnings at Cold Storage (M)
      316 27 Higher margins boost earnings at Cold Storage (M) A SUBSTANTIAL improvement m profit margins helped Cold Storage (Malaysia) Bhd to achieve higher earnings for 1982, although sales recorded only a modest gain. The 65 per cent owned subsidiary of Britishincorporated Cold Storage Holdings PLC reported a 64 per cent jump
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      United Overseas Land faces stiff competition
      521 27 United Overseas Land faces stiff competition UNITED Overseas Land's performance this year will be affected by the economic slowdown m Singapore. Indications of an oversupply of residential, commercial and hotel properties m the Republic also mean that the UOL group will face keener competition this year. But chairman Wee Cho
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      Fima to proceed with M$l25m Weld project
      467 27 FIMA Supermarkets Malaysia Bhd, a 70 per cent-owned subsidiary of Cold Storage Holdings PLC, is finally undertaking the redevelopment of its prime Kuala Lumpur site into a new Msl2s million complex. This major supermarket chain has unveiled details of the project, comprising a
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      Lock icon Funding accord saves Bonn's nuclear projects
      235 27 Funding accord saves Bonn's nuclear projects BONN, Fri. West Germany's advanced nuclear reactor development programme seems to have been saved at the last moment with a new accord on funding. It is understood that after tough negotiations, broad agreement was reached between the Bonn government and the electricity industry covering
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      475 28 21 Publications BOOKS RENTAL We buy and sell books, comics, dealing with souvenirs, posters, stationeries, toys, games, cassettes. Bookman, 373, Jalan Kayu. Tel: *****60. 22 Stamps Coins Singapore's largest stamp shop has stocks of British Commonwealth, Singapore, Malaya, Great Britain. Classics and new issues. Large selection of albums and clock
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      625 28 24 Garage Sale EXPAT LEAVING NEW leather furniture special design (hand carved) sofa, arm chairs, side tables, etc. 10a.m. 3p.m. Also Sunday. Tel: *****15. 34 St. Thomas Walk, Spore 0923. NATIONAL QUINTRIX 20" remote. $590. Under warranty. Tinted. T. V. rack. $39. Yashlca MGI camera (new). $98. Swedish portable chairs.
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      635 29 60 Business Opportunities SALE OF USED FASTFOOD SNACK BAR EQUIPMENT ATTRACTIVE DEPRECIATION PRICE 'ood warmer, cash register, deep ryer, showcase, shelves, water iasins and water heaters. iterested parties, please call: Cynthia *****44 9 TIMBER SCAFFOLDING SUB-CONTRACTORS m ire Invited to submit quotations for 1 BLOCK OF 11 -STOREY FLATS AT
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      760 29 53 Computer Products/Services 53 Computer Products/Services MICROLINE80 Dot matrix printer FOR ONLY $700 CASH CARRY 3 months warranty, limited stocks onlyl TOMJACK A CO 4, RANGOON ROAD SINGAPORE 0821 TEL: *****56/ *****92 TELEX: RS ***** J ~60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities FOR TAKE-OVER MARINE ENGINEERING SERVICES A well-established company
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      663 29 66 Situations Vacant _________________________________S i a) Professional Executive A leading Electrical manufac- I turing concern require.: A SALES ELECTRICAL ENGINEER c With 2 to 3 year, experience Duties: To promote the company products to consultants and architects To provide technical support to the sales team Please apply with personal resume,
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      799 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP b) EDP Our company, the exclusive distributor for HOUSTON INSTRUMENTS range of MICROGRAPHICS hardware and software, is urgently seeking qualified personnel to fill the following poets: A. PROGRAMMERS (Ref:AP/1983) University graduates with at least two years application programming experience of microcomputers. Those
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      579 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical Clerical Wm We are a newly established American electronics Computer P.C.B. Assemblies Company in Bedok. Due to our expansion programme, we are looking for qualified personnel to fill the following positions: PRODUCTION CLERK
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      442 29 jk KIWI INTERNATIONAL (S.E.A.) PTE LTD. HAS AN IMMEDIATE IB VACANCY FOR AN ACCOUNTS CLERK/TYPIST THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT WILL BE WORKING IN A PROGRESSIVE MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANY. PREREQUISITES FOR THE POST ARE:- SINGAPORE CITIZEN G.C.E. 'O" LEVEL L.C.C. HIGHER ACCOUNTING TYPING SPEED 45 W.P.M. INTERESTED APPLICANTS PLEASE WRITE, STATING EXPERIENCE AND
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      645 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical American Publishing Company on 5-day work week invites applications for the following positions: A) CREDIT ANALYST c GCE "A" level. c LCCI Higher Accounting Certificate c 2 years' m similar position, c Some EDP knowledge an advantage, c Can work independently under pressure. B)
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      460 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical 'An established T-Shirt Manufacturing Company m DA JIN Factory Building at Upper Paya Lebar has immediate vacancy for a JUNIOR SECRETARY Requirements: c Excellent command of written and spoken English c GCE 'A' level or 'O' level, 4 credits with a credit m English
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      618 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical m.. ■j|.-- g ggjSj I 1 READY MIXED CONCRETE (S) PTE LTD requires t DESPATCH CLERK 1 Must understand English No experience re- quired 1 Preferably staying i m Mandai/Wood- > i lands area i i Salary not less > than $350 p.m. ex-
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      608 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE RESERVATIONS CLERK required by established Japanese Travel Agency for immediate employment. Requirement*: c Age between 18 and 21 years c Minimum G.C.E. 'O' level c Experience not necessary but must be able to work independently c Must be proficient m both spoken and
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      668 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical (1) Sales/General Clerk High school graduate, fluency m English and Chinese. Fast typing, pleasant looking, some sales or general clerk experience preferred. (2) a qualified Company Secretary is required. Knowledge of Company Law and Account Is necessary. Must be good at correspondence. Interested parties
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      661 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An international trading company m MacPherson, dist. 1334, has vacancy for TYPIST/ CLERK Requirements: c GCE 'O' Level m English, c Ability to type, c Working experience preferred. Interested please write to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road Singapore 0923 giving full resume
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      609 30 66 Situations Vacant mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmm d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Trading Company requires:FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Requirements:- Possess a good command of > English c Ability to type, c Minimum 1 year working experience Apply m writing with recent photo (non-returnable), telephone contact and salary expected to> S.T. Box A***** 390 Kirn
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      918 30 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required by Well Established Engineering Comoany m Jurong. GCE 'O level, able to type and knowledge of accounts. Conversant m English and Chinese, diligent and independent. Apply m own handwriting giving full particulars, expected salary, contact number and recent photo non-returnable
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      673 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales WANTED We being the first and only one m Singapore are the Innovator Publishing Firm of an all new advertising concept that creates a totally revolutionised effectiveness m mass media coverage. Due to our fast expanding activities, we now seek
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      1044 31 _________m_— _———_m— g^,^—■___— 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVE INDUSTRIAL DOORS I Singapore manufacturer invites applications for I the position of Sales Representative to market a I complete range of industrial doors for factories, warehouses and commercial buildings. Applicants must have previous experience m
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      658 31 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales Well Established Firm requires: SALES EXECUTIVES To promote their sanitary wares c GCE 'O' level. c lto 2 years' sales experience. c Preferably having own transport and some experience m sanitary. c Have good contacts with architects and developers. Attractive remuneration will be offered to
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      628 31 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES required lor hot drinks dispenser. Class 3 licence, own transport required. Vlew:--7SOOA BEACH RD #01-336 THE PLAZA Tel: *****74/ *****87. Well established Real Estate Agency m Orhcard Road requires:MALE/ FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES with car preferred We pay:- Generous bonuses/ commission Attractive allowance Interested
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      592 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical f) Technical f) Technical Recalling all technically qualified persoiuiel^Mj to an immediate job interview at Marco Polo Hotel this Saturday, 23rd April 1983. A subsidiary of one of the largest American multi-corporation engaged m the manufacture of universal Joints
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      160 31 invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions: STORE SUPERVISOR Requirements: 3—5 years experience m managing a store independently preferably m a manufacturing concern GCE 'O' level education Completed National Service WELDER Requirements: NTC 3 m Welding DCA Certificate m Welding Possess experience m welding Familiar with aerospace materials.
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      633 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant HHHMMM^a^M_n_-_M_--i ■■■■m ■■Jwiiiiiwii urawwis— ti—nmn i f) Technical Technical HAGEMEYER SERVICES (S) SDN BHD Due to our expansion programme, we have further vacancies to be filled by suitably qualified male Singapore citizens for the following positions SECTION CHIEF ■(VCR/CTV) •NTC 2 or ITC m
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      490 31 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB invites applications for the position of ELECTRICIAN Must have been trained at VITB with NTC 3 Practical experience m airconditioning/electrical work. Plumbing experience will be an added advantage. Singapore Citizen Completed National Service Must be willing to work shifts, weekends public
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      480 32 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical An expanding French company invites applications for the position ot ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN c N.T.C. 11l m electrical engineering c must be able to assemble and wire electrical control centres c knowledge of simple circuit design preferred Interested applicants, please submit full personal particulars including salary
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      643 32 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical INTERIOR DESIGNER We require the services of a qualified Interior Designer, who must have qualifications equivalent to British or American degree or diploma levels. The person applying should have proof of good experience m both design and supervision of commercial projects and working knowledge of
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      665 32 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical CONSULTING ENGINEERS requires: 1) CIVIL/STRUCT DRAUGHTSMEN With 2-3 years experience. 2) CIVIL/STRUCT ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS With Poly or Ngee Ann College diploma. Interested, apply with experience details, salary expected, and contact telephone number to: TEKNSK CONSULTANTS #14-01, MTH STOREY SULTAN CENTRE BEACH ROAD SINGAPORE 0719 DUPLICATING
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      706 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production 66 Situations Vacant g) Production 66 Situations Vacant g) Production I hump m warn t mw. --m ■mm _m_____m«mwmii i■■ /r\YLyrnYL^-J JlwgffinT.^Jbfl. lUj/mW /SB hk jg bhi m* m_ Vj '^_f_\\^____W_\\W n^^F^^Yll /^•^^^MMSsimMiH^'^ Our expansion programme m *Mm kmW mTfji I* i jL *jj|fflli^__HW.-----^---^ calls
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      302 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production $24.00 SHIFT AUJMMNCE PER MOrfTH 2 ROTATING SHIFTS 60.00 POSSIBLE AVERAGE PRODUCTIVITY INCENTIVE PER MONTH $30.00 TRANSPORT ALLOWANCE IF NOT IN TRANSPORT ROUTE CONFIRMATION INCREMENT Age: 1 6 30 yrs. For male, have completed full time N.S. Education: Have completed Sec. Two Free uniforms safety
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      384 32 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production i mwm 1 Qk) Due to rapid expansion of our operation, we 6 j invite suitably qualified persons who are j H| enthusiastic and interested in working in a j 3 j high technological environment to join us. MALE/FEMALE j
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      465 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Production u PLASTIC FACTORY a requires:- 1) EXTRUDERS/ I GENERAL 1 WORKERS 1 (experienced or non-ex- perienced; Malaysians 1 are also welcome) S Age: 16 40 years old. 9 Working Hours: 8.00am 4.00pm 2) FEMALE MACHINE I OPERATORS Age: 16 40 years old. 1 3) FEMALE
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      365 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production ELECTRONICS (S )PTE LTD JUll MALE/FEMALE |P| PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Female: Age 16 and above) (Male: Age 16 and 17) Ang Mo Kio Community Centre 795 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 160 Kallang Way Singapore 1334 ||J 11 WEWM-TI An Established
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      298 33 66 Situations Vacant M^M"^™*M^"^"lM^MMM^ i) Miscellaneous X-_-_- __RHB___^ y s _B_W M£_tt_4_li WPMW kMjAjrm PiinJlSOftlC KSB Technics Workstation Operators (Female) Requirements/Duties: GCE 'O' level with credit jn MathematICS Preferably with 1 to 2 V. ears worl <i n 9 perience m IBM 34 computer system To punch data direct 0
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      614 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous t) Miscellaneous jjj **c*- Mf fH jm Leading international courier service j£t'' mWmrn' 'Br company invites applications for the YOU COULDN'T (20 vacancies) EXPRESS IT BETTER. Your Job: R j Deliver and receive documents, Rewards: parcels, etc
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      96 33 PHILIPS We are a large multi-national company with extensive manufacturing and marketing activities. Our Warehouse m Jurong has vacancies for: STORE ASSISTANTS THE JOB: To assist m receipt, packing and storage of goods. THE PERSON: c One with GCE'O' level. c Either completed or exempted from National Service. If you
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      358 33 CTS Singapore Pte Ltd. requires Singapore Citizen Minimum primary 6 education. Speak and write English. Previous working experience m the security field an \i advantage. Preference will be given to ex-police or arm force personnel. GCE '0' level with credit m Maths English. LCCI Intermediate book-keeping Ability to type. For
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      412 33 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Iiil?l_r1-* I s __UU___l jn MAJrrrENANCEI I TECHNICIANS tj i-_SCT_EBB___P EpmsSn ■Bffwwßi •'fM'SPjiiJiiWKa 'mWmrn i!_ I _E BSiiiili B~ TELEX ID j OPERATORS §2 _L_fW at-»_- catra ft'i <f£ MpSaHfBBBBWJI 1? ■H_____B__i__E ______%Ej______ti_m__\ ■^^^Eij _____F B________mPs. ~_______EK A well established and expanding Group of Companies
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      589 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous VOSPER PRIVATE LIMITED Is an International Company engaged m a wide range of Marine Engineering activities including ship construction, ship repair and design of sophisticated military craft. We invite applications from suitably experienced persons to fill the position of: STOREKEEPER The Storekeeper will be required
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      458 33 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous An Established Construction Firm has vacancies for the following posts: SITE QUANTITY SURVEYORS Must possess diploma m Building or City and Guild of London. With minimum of 2 yrs. working experience. SITE FOREMEN Must have sufficient field experience m Multi-Storey or Civil Engineering projects with
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      574 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous International Forwarding Removals Company requires: PACKERS Minimum qualifications: Secondary 2. Must have at least 2 years experience with reputable company. Remunerations will commensurate with experience. Please apply with nonreturnable photo, personal resume, stating full personal particulars, qualifications, experience, salary expected and contact telephone number to:
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      568 33 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A manufacturing company m Jurong requires 1) INJECTION SHIFT SUPERVISOR 2) MOULD SET-UP MAN Requirements: c 2 years' experience m related work. c Able to work independently on 3 rotating shifts. Fringe benefits: Attendance incentive, shift allowance, free uniforms, company's transport/transport allowance. Hostel for Malaysians.
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      778 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Owing to our rapid expansion programme, we have posts for: A) EXHIBITION PROJECT/SALES CO-ORDINATOR B) FEMALE GENERAL CLERK The post (A) applicants are required to have relevant experience and m possession of driving licence. Please write or call MISS JEANNIE TUNG: KINGSMEN DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS
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      685 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous HARDWORKING AND HONEST Driver required for Limousine Service. Good knowledge of roads for Singapore/Malaysia. Tel: *****83. LADY CASHIER WANTED. Pleasant personality. Can earn up to $450 nett. Apply personally: State Service Station, 28 Dunearn Road, Spore 1130. Tel: *****53. PUMP ATTENDANT CAR Washer required by
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      623 34 70 Pleasure Boats: Sale/Wanted/Hire 24' SAILBOAT IN G.R.P. Ron Holland design, UK built type Eygthene 1/4 ton sloop. Well looked after, fully equipped and ready for racing or cruising. 10 Sails, Petter diesel, Seafarer log, sounder, toilet, stove, avon, 5 berths, rating and safety certificate. Moored at Changi. 5536,000 0.n.0.
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      533 34 74 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance WE CAN HELP YOU OWN A NEW CAR up to 90% financing attractive interest rates:--12 months 6% flat 24 months 6 1 /4% flat 36 months 6V 2 flat 48 months 7% flat (Instalments payable m advance) prompt attention to your needs. WEI MING MOTOR PTE
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      800 34 DEC 78 DATSUN 120Y GL, one company owner, aircon, tax Nov. '83. $12,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****88 after 12pm. END 1979 DATSUN. 100A. Lady owner, original paint. Good condition. Low mileage. $15,500. Tel: *****94. JUNE '80 100A First lady owner, air-con, rust-proof, original paint, well maintained. $16,900. negotiable. Tel: *****38. LATEST
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      833 34 1981 FORD LASER Notchback. One careful owner, airconditioned, cassette, showroom condition, $21,800 only. Loan $17,300 arrangeable. *****14 1981 FORD LASER 1.5 L (manual) Notchback. 1 owner, aircond, radio/ cassette. Showroom condition. $21,800 0.n.0. Tel: *****88 K.K. Lim. 1981 FORD LASER 1.3 L Notchback. Tax/July. Aircon, radio/ cassette, 5-speed. One careful
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      792 34 Buy your PEUGEOT and TALBOT from RELIANCE MOTORS where service is simply excellent and the cars are the latest models. Telephone: *****4 NOVEMBER 1980 MAZDA 929 L Automatic. Hard top, aircon, radio/cassette, excellent condition. Tax October '83, insurance November '83. Selling 5523,500 0.n.0. Owner leaving Singapore. Tel. *****55 office Nancy
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      664 34 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes '74 MERCEDES 200. Beautiful condition, $14,500. View: 217, East Coast Road. i) Mitsubishi Buy your PEUGEOT and TALBOT from RELIANCE MOTORS where service is simply excellent and the cars are the latest models. Telephone: 6352-14 EXPAT LEAVING. Mitsubishi Lancer 1400. August 1980. 4-speed, aircon,
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      768 34 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota COMPANY REGISTRATION ALMOST 1979 Toyota Crown 2.6 automatic. 1 owner. Chauffeurdriven since new. Power steering. Central locking. Seat covers. Radio/cassette. Original white. Immaculate condition. Tel:--*****55. APRIL 76 TOYOTA Corolla, 1200. aircond, radio/ cassette, tax till September '83. Private owner. Registration number: EE 3363 Y.
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      456 34 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others TIONG CHOON CO PTE LTD Plot '8' Kampong Java Fringe Carpark (Opp Newton Post Office) Singapore 0922 TEL: *****45/ *****49 1982 Ford Laser 1.5 Ghia Notchback Aircond 1982 Nissan E23 Micro bus Aircond 1981 Dalhatsu Charade KG Aircond 1981 Ford Laser 1.5 Ghia Notchback
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      634 35 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Others I) Others I) Others It's incredible Pony 1200 now from CtOniQ^ nettARF l]l-iVjl\/W (with aircon) y__9trf*mmT^' i ___S M^_^^^ __^u^i_l Br **_S JSf^^^ Visit our showrooms now for this incredible offer. CD HB POnY MOTORS PTE
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      577 35 OCT 1974 MINI 1000. 2nd owner. New tyres. Tax Sep '83. PARE eligible. Immaculate condition. Tel: *****84. PONY 1200/ 1-100. Low downpayment/ interest rate. Old cars acceptable. Jonathan *****61; after lp.m. *****49. SUZUKI JIMNY JAN '83, one owner, aircon, rust-proofed, immaculate condition, asking $16,000 0.n.0. Contact David Yeo, *****55. VOLVO
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      597 35 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Commercial Vehicles 1980, DATSUN PICK-UP. Diesel. Brand new condition. $9,500. 1978, I Toyota Liteace pick-up 1200 c.c. $6,500. Tel: *****52. 1980 DATSUN 120Y Panel Van. 2nd owner. Metallic paint. New tax. $8,800 Loan $6,000 *****33 Ext 130 Steven Heng. BEAUTIFUL CONDITION 1979 Mit- subishl Colt
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      753 35 76 Vehicles For Sale n) Motor Cycles/ Scooters 1979 SUZUKI GSIOOO, black. New tyres. 25,000 km. $5,000 or best offer. *****77 between 5.00 7.00 p.m. 3 YEARS OLD Kawasaki Z250 6 speed, sports rims, beautiful condition, $1,700. Contact Johnny *****72. 6 MONTHS OLD, Honda CBX 400 F. Selling $2,400. Carry
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      1229 35 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans look to us. We offer you up to 80% loan on appraised value the best use of CPF savings competitive interest rates up to 25 year term the backing of the bank, the World banks on B A LEASING (S) PTE LTD Ol A
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      727 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments BALMORAL TOWERS, DIST. 10 4 bedrooms. Central aircond. Swimming pool. Tennis court. High floor. Panoramic view. OTHER CHOICE APARTMENTS IN:Villa Delle Rose $6,500 Draycott Tower $6,000 Westwood $6,000 Surrey Point $4,000 Lincolnsvale $3800 Faber Garden $3,000 UNIVERSAL REALTY PTE LTD *****33 (9 LINES) TELEX: R*****9
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      797 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LUXURIOUS STUDIO, SHERWOOD Tower, shopping's stone throw away, pool/ squash, beautifully furnished, $1,800. Rur-Ban Realty *****25. ■BEVERLY MAI Behind Singapore (Hilton Hotel, luxurious maisonette with 3 bedrooms, large balcony, living and dining. Swimming pool. $5,000. Midfield Realty *****66. DIST. 11, LOTS OF greenery, no obstruction,
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      820 35 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms ROOMS FOR RENT at $500 per student, inclusive laundry and meals (Muslim food available) at 5, Jalan Rengkam, Off 6 1/2 m.s., Upper Serangoon Road. Near schools, banks, Post Office, shops, market and clinics Bus services 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 111, 136, 156. Tuition
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      664 35 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments AMERICAN/ JAPANESE COMPANY executives require accommodation m any district. Budget $1,200 to $10,000. Owners please contact Jolly Ents *****3/ *****3. APARTMENTS/ HOUSES REQUIRED by expatriates presently staying m hotels. Any location. Budget: $2,000 $10,000. Owners please contact: *****11. FAMILY OF 3 requires room/flat privately owned
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      881 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 11, CAPITOL PARK beautiful double-storey semi-detached, 4,200 sq.ft. 3 plus 1 bedrooms/ attached bathrooms, spacious living/dining, facing East. Excellent location. Selling quick at $710,000 0.n.0. Hap Seng Realty *****58. DIST 15 TELOK KURAU doublestorey bungalow. Beautifully furnished with ramin ceiling and alarm system.
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      847 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 2880 SELETAR VICINITY 2storey detached modern bungalow. 10,000 sq.ft. Freehold. Price on application. Han Boons *****71/ 0. DIST. 28 SELETAR GARDEN brand new 2 1/2-storey corner terrace. 3,200 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's. Split-level. $600,000. Wess Associates *****44 (Saturday/ Sunday). DIST 21 DUNEARN ROAD
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      665 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments A GRACEFUL LOCALE At the junction of Bukit Timah and H Balmoral Road M i: High-class residential area j-Ja 'I Outdoor public amenities: swimming pool, P| tropical garden, barbecue pit, ample parking q lots 24-hour security
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      438 36 I DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Garden Shopping Flat/ groundfloor Condominium. 1,230 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. *****82/ *****61. DIST. 9 FAR EAST Mansion, 1,600 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. Freehold. $310,000. Wess Associates *****44 (Saturday/ Sunday). EASTERN LAGOON, STUDIO apartment, 726 sq.ft. With builtin cabinets, Freehold. Completion '84. $255,000. *****2/ *****5. LEEDON HEIGHTS 3-BEDROOMED
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      728 36 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments UPPER BOON KENG Road, srooms point block beautifully renovated/furnished with bar counter. 5 minutes to town. Carol: *****00. URGENT SALEI SIMS Drive 4roomed, big kitchen, $86,000. 4roomed Taman Jurong/ Yaohan Jurong, well renovated, partly furnished, $83,000. Call *****13. 3 ROOM CORNER FLAT at
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      431 36 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted Vacant/Wanted jf COMING APRIL 25th 1 I 3ranS I I Opening I I ONE STOP SHOP I 1 TO BUY OR LEASE 111 INDUSTRIAL m PROPERTY P at the I GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX j-/ (Woh Hup Complex) I Warehousl
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      504 36 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I M E^^lw (^WAREHOUSE FOR SALE AT PAYA LEBAR 1 Modem warehouse for sale by I unit. Located at the junction of Macpherson Road/Airport Road with various dimensions and up-to-date facilities. Please contact Mr. Chong of TEL: 7371 195. (SINGAPORE) \r 94
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      375 36 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE, 3 units for rental, facing escalators. Interested call: *****60/ *****17. FAR EAST PLAZA Ist floor. Very good location. Approx 230 sq.ft. Call owner *****82. SHOP SPACE AT Hong Leong Garden Shopping Centre. Unit 210. 583 sq.ft. Call: *****68. c) Wanted Buyer with
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      515 36 102 Tours SANTA TOURS 100 Jalan Sultan. Sultan Plaza »04-3839. Singapore 0719. Tel 292 8800 295 3232^ Authorised Agent for China Travel Service (Beijing) China International Travel Service (Beijing) -I 1? Hongkong, Guangzhou, Guilin, Beijing, Nanjing. Zhejiang, Wuxi, Suzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou. Guangzhou, Hongkong Dep 20 i 29/44/5 8/5 27/5 29/5
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      468 39 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MADAM WONG SOK ENG AGED 89 Passed away peacefully on 22nd April 1983 leaving behind: SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Lim Kirn Swee Woo Lai Han Lim Lian Hock Lee Swee Lin Lim Hor Liang Kay Chwee Tee DAUGHTER SON-IN-LAW Lim Sect Fong Soh Ah Chew GRANDSONS GRAND-DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Lim
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      182 39 In Loving Memory of Our Dearest Father MR. ONG KIM SIANG Departed 23/4/81 Gone from our lives one so dear But m our hearts, forever near Deeply missed by wife, sons, daughters, son-in-law, daughter-in-law grandchildren. In Loving Memory Of MR CHAN KOK CHOO Departed on 23.4.76 Not
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    1163 41  -  ALAN HUBBARD By ROBERT MAXWELL is typical of the new breed of businessmen determined to re-shape the future of British football. A millionaire publisher, he is hard-headed and with a streak of ruthlessness that has stunned all those content to sit back and watch the game
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    475 42 Masters setback a blessing m disguise CARLSBAD (California), Friday JACK NICKLAUS, whose ailing back forced him to withdraw from the United States Masters, fired his best round of the year, a seven-under-par 65, and took a two-stroke lead after the first round of
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    207 42 THAILAND'S light-featherweight champion, Vichit Muangrol-et, ranked No. 3 by the World Boxing Council, was killed m a car crash m north-east Thailand on Thursday. Police said two unidentified friends also died with the 27-year-old Thai boxer m the accident m Khon Kaen province, 4-44 kilometres north-east of Bangkok,
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      361 43  -  EPSOM JEEP By ICABANA II has amended his wayward manners at the start, and with bottomweight m the bottom division of Class 4 and a favourable draw, he can get his winning break m Race 1 at Penang today. This Blue Cashmere four-year-old went into
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      172 43  -  TONTO By DAWN UNIT, who finished m the money for the first time last week, looks set for a winning performance m Race 9. Unplaced m three outings m restricted terms, Dawn Unit was dropped to Class 5 and ran on well
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      189 43  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track PENANG, Fri. Memory Lane, second to Swan Lake last Saturday, has a good chance to make amends m Race 8 for top division Class 5 horses over 1,700 m. This three-year-old New Zealand gelding came m for inspired
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      235 44 Total No of placings Placings for last II rides rides 1st 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedie 105 17 16 11 2 0 13 0 0 0 2 0 4 2 Donnelly 134 15 10 13 0 3 0 0 0 110 2 0 3 Rahmat 81 14 8 11
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      83 44 1st 2nd 3rd Agasam 15 8 12 Auric 5 9 8 Memo 4 2 1 Sultan Khoo 4 10 Premier 4 0 2 Goodman 3 9 7 Chens 3 4 6 0 ChuFaiHung 3 2 5 WengLoke 3 10 Prince 3 0 2 Bullet 3 0 0 Memories
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      78 44 Week's top gallops TUESDAY (good going): Bun Luck (apprentice Rahmat) 37.4, Heron (Razmy) 38.4, Wayinfront (Asuwadi) 42, Creme De Luxe 42. WEDNESDAY (good going): Silver Spray n (Chee) 39.8, Rotorua (Sairi) 38.2, High Yield H (Rahmat) -40.6, Marble Queen (Allendorf) 42.6 THURSDAY (good going): Magnificent Eighty (apprentice H.S. Chan) 38.6,
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      91 44 1st 2nd 3rd Bougoure 21 13 16 West 18 12 8 Teh 17 19 13 Samsuri 16 13 6 Allan 16 9 13 Lee 15 12 8 Jaafar 13 4 2 Ng 11 10 7 G van Breukelen 11 9 7 Buang 9 17 10 Ahmad 9 10
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    323 45  -  HAKIKAT RAI By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Holland are most likely to win the women's hockey World Cup when they meet Canada m the final here tomorrow. Arguably the fittest side m the competition, the Canadians just do not have the overall flair to match
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    215 45 KANDY (Sri Lanka), Fri. Australia shrugged off their moderate early tour form and quickly took command on the opening day of their first-ever cricket Test against Sri Lanka here today. Opener Kepler Wessels scored 141 and Graham Yallop hit an unbeaten 91 as Australia, who won
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    173 46  -  JOE DORAI Nestles to sponsor live' telecast of the big match By THE Football Association Cup final between Manchester United and Brighton will be telecast "live" on Channel 8 on May 21 at 10.05 p.m. This was confirmed by Nestles, who are forking out $36,000 towards the
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    268 46 THE Singapore Lawn Tennis Association have named the Republic's four-man team for next month's South-east Asia Games, after two trials and one selection committee meeting (writes Janice Seah). They are Albert Teo, and Victor Pereira, who won 11 points each from the trials, Hashim Sidek
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    166 46 KAKI BUKIT defeated Boon Keng 5-4 m the final of the national schools' primary soccer tournament at Dover Road on Thursday. Boon Keng were more fortunate m the junior final, edging out St Stephen's 3-2 m extra-time (full-time 2-2). POLICE Civilian Technical trounced Aerodrome Fire Brigade Rescue 5-1 m
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    226 46 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Defending champions Selangor reached the Malaysia Cup soccer semi-finals when they trounced Brunei -4-1 m a second-leg quarter-final tie at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. Selangor, who were held 1-1 m the first leg m Bandar Seri Begawan on Monday, went ahead
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    61 46 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia have dropped 63 athletes from the team to the South-east Asia Games m Singapore next month, the Indonesian National Olympic Council (KONI) said here today. They originally planned to send a 400-strong contingent, but KONI chairman Suprayogi said the number had been cut following
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    285 46  -  TAY CHENG KHOON FILIPINO Paterno Braza leads a small but powerful foreign field to this year's Tiger Open golf championship at the Sembawang Country Club from April 28-30. Braza, who won the title in 1981 and was runner-up last year, will be joined by compatriots E.
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    431 47 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE national Urn no Youth movement today called on the government to expel three Soviet Embassy staff here if allegations that they are KGB members are true. Umno Youth leader Anwar Ibrahim, who is a Deputy Minister in
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    158 47 MOSCOW, Fri A SOVIET space flight that should have been a propaganda triumph on Lenin's birthday today turned to failure with Radio Moscow's announcement that three Soyuz cosmonauts had abandoned efforts to dock with the orbiting Salyut-7 space station. The official Tass news agency
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    59 47 LONDON, Fri. An English baron is looking for a buyer with about £10 million sterling (5530.9 million) to spare for one of Britain's grandest stately homes. Lord Brownlow, latest victim of the curse of the English aristocracy the cost of running a mansion announced he is
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    29 47 DETROIT, Fri. Chrysler Corporation announced yesterday that it made US$172.1 million (S$361.2 million) in the first quarter of 1983, its highest single quarterly earnings in history. UPI
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    31 47 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.55 points to 1,189.82 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stork Exchange today. AP
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    Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
    68 47 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MR. LOW WING HEHG, age 67 died on 22.4.83 leaving behind wife Poon Kwan Tai, sons Hock Choy Thomas. Hock leong, daughters Kum F'ong, Chiew tong, Wai Wah, Wai Yeng. Wai Kuen, Wai Fong, Wai Leng, son-in-law Moh Kwee Hong, daughters-in-law Poh Yah Sim, Khong Pui Wan
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      182 47 fAMIRSI a better carpet at a better price The truth about PERSIAN AFGHAN NOMADIC CARPETS. I An expensive name is no guarantee of Quality, ly A common fallacy is to regard knot density as the predominant factor when determining value. More important is the compactness and uniformity of the weave.
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      292 47 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE A local tile manufacturer is one of the first foreign companies which will set up factories soon m China's new Amoy special economic zone m Fupan province. LIM SOON NEO reports. A senior vice-president of Lufthansa German Airlines has something unflattering to
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      38 47 You can hear it on the BBC The programme will be repeated on the BBC World Service next Thursday at 0945 GMT (5.45 p.m. Singapore time) and next Friday at 2145 GMT (5.45 a.m. on Saturday Singapore time).
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      Smike: An actor's gift
      900 1  -  GORDON URQUHART A closer look at the life and times of an epic novel turned into stunning TV theatre. The second episode will be telecast tomorrow at 6.25 p.m. on Channel 5. By WHEN the pathetic, crippled orphan Smike shuffled on to the stage m the
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      Stunning sight to behold
      550 1  -  MURIEL SPEEDEN THE Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, as retold by 39 members of the Royal Shakespeare Company, is theatre spectacle the likes of which the TV generation has never seen. The first part that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) telecast last Sunday (Ch 5,
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        281 1 IJIIi; 111 More on the Dellunk j na AM The dash that adds PR^^The new preservation 5 myths MR bl,e t0 your dlshes XWL^mSJr ftl ,»noc*e «l Phi„.t„„m ,oGal m i lUb '"m" OUTLOOK m£p^ outcasts of Chinatown books _m_f4 p °9 cs Two and Thr^&^ Mr Page Eleven Pages
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        Touch of tang that enhances dishes
        677 2 Mustard and vinegar, known since biblical days, are used conventionally m most households. TAN LEE LENG suggests more varied uses and describes the range available today from French and English mustard to the red and white vinegars and the different Chinese types. Mustard adds
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      589 3  - Cooking' s a treat for the senses Christine Khor To food reviewer MIMI SHERATON, the urge to cook is like an itch experienced m the hands and on the palate. She's inspired by reading about food, or seeing someone eat or cook. MOST people cook because they want to eat.
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      Vinegar lends flavour
      386 3 Touch o£ tang I READ m my antique cookery book that m the 17th Century there was such a thing as powdered vinegar, meant to be carried m travellers' pockets. But today a bottle of vinegar can be found m most homes. Apart from distilled white vinegar
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        119 3 Hi V mmm\. \mk /tkmf i Tmß M-m-Wsf MAmT AmmmW Amm-^mm\ BXA ttj <fHH B. •*****s£' J *^-fe'^*"iiBs3!r'^T^-!i;^' Hi Wb «k ifJpA Js ___W flß* «|S Bjft'i^y^^F J^ Amm mm BB B/Vi 1 :>:t HJ ffil^^H '"SK"* bMHhjBbHHH^ Discounts on selected items available at the following stores: Jll ft mr^-^mm%
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      443 4  - KIDS THINGS AH MENG AH MENG Visions of space Hello, Ah Meng! I am 11. I study m Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School. I enjoy going to school but I dislike mathematics. You are very lucky because you do not have to learn that 12 x 12 144. My favourite
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        134 4 jpPPlPi B^™^^ W&M *^'mm- ;v 1 :^;r:i':;| j^«CX Q| LOCATION I The project is sited on a 35.5-acre tract of land that has been carefully carved out of a lush green hill overlooking the bay at the BVa m.s. Batu Ferring*ni Road, Penang. If s one of the choicest piecesof
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        444 4 DOCVO HO OCYO #fc^£ <lttz^c DESIGNED FOR A SERENELY SUPERIOR LIFESTYLE Picture an exclusive FEATURES DEVELOPMENT Community bY the Sea, nwi\i_w isi- v l_i_^i ivii-i Beach front location The Pantai Miami project is being developed m 3. Sprawl mO development Serene setting three phases. Forming the focal point of Phase
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        772 4 W kid*, 23 APRIL! W, We, o\i knot*) ikoJt avuitvialc, ate loved by tids t £$beaaU« pete, but U)hen y«t- vvitntLOM tkt word "iMfreef" -thin ttfcnjsoni ge&inevvoiis a^dedau! t( Crttpu csautliks"^«e cf Upu. r*(ght add, Qvxd ifou, c*M, ijffus clca,$ £am*uj insect out tkii nuoi mt bt So if we
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        S'pore story — an analysis
        681 5  - S'pore story an analysis Pang Eng Fong P.H. BURGESS EDUCATION, MANPOWER AND DEVELOPMENT IN SINGAPORE By Dr. Singapore University Press. $25. 240 pp. Reviewed by IN JUST two decades, the economy of Singapore has been dramatically transformed from a stagnating entrepot muddle into an ordered, progressive, industrial success story. This
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        Lock icon Stories help kids cope with reality
        566 5  -  Betty Ren Wright NATHANAEL LIM MY SISTER IS DIFFERENT and MY NEW MOM AND ME By Raintree Publishers, 1981, hardcover. $10.50 each. 28 pp. Reviewed by RAINTREE books try to inject imagination into ordinary situations m which children find themselves. These two titles part
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        Journey into the hearts of men
        694 5  -  Gavin Young PHILIP COOREY SLOW BOATS TO CHINA By Penguin. $16.80. 482 pp. Reviewed by TRAVEL books can be divided into many categories. There are some, like Thar Heyerdhal's, which are not only adventurous but also have a serious scientific background. Then there are
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        473 5 It's here The most exciting event of the year. yf /^"V^N -f ET OTT A W^W*E I 'QO An exhibition of complete home furnishing ideas from renowned quality mattresses, !C#^«{L f jf\Q| Cs^s cane furniture, sofas, dining sets, Junior room sets to ultra-modern bedroom A concept. All these and many
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        696 6 I m j vj fjj mm. Hr m_\ 9 1 jsti_ws&m_\mm&«, .'jSSs'J^ %m. Mm Mm- J m 9 _m m^m\W .4_m__ 1 B mm iB s& A A mt *i #yniß^ B»Bft.li *'v im I JkrAm ''*rmF -W^' !^*^H mnh^F^Wmlm^ttrX m^Tmr^mTmTamWmmmWmmm. mtv- \A LVtSk -^mmm Wk M \w*%m\m*M.m\mi \%\*ri%T*\*\.*i%wmmwjmk «#»MIH
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        128 7 SpP* BBlKl^^^^ Pah Items Must Clear Up M miff' #H Wmw --''^^mmm B^ fl i B^bß^JvW^^^B BHH w-PWWWIH BP* f7 m mmWmMrrmmmMk Mm Am Henimax Electric Typewriter 310.00 AIWA mini-compo model 1000 (5 pcs set) $1,420.00 AIWA mini-compo model 700 (4 pcs set) $1,050.00 ATARI video game with 3 cartridges
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        330 7 JiBBF Three dimensional, j^SpF sculptural PVC foam wallcovering wSP "126" and "Supertex" Vinyl W Natural and Comfortable with a Touch of Class. a_\ ___w yt jm jmm km. km, Am mmm m x i available other ranges of different quality 818 Ct ju s m' s .mi A ■flLz^-^ 6Lus<r
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        284 8 mmmm ■mami DEMAND 2nd Pre-Release Preview i LIDO: TODAY 9.00 am I Prices: STALLS $1.50, CIRCLE $2.50 1 CASH BOOKINGS NOW OPEN-No Free List Here's one hospital where you can die of Ji LAUGHTER... __&Jz£___ m^ l*^^lTw>**k\ -\y^l-\ I(^S%m^&:' yr mA-. >y%- MICHAEL McKE AN \.<f- -ISs SEAWBIade RunnerMOUHG I
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        1025 8 Times I New Bestsellers of the month... From the author of the bestseller Bsfefrhuh S* Th S S n ordinary thril,er THE EAGLE HAS LANDED' xf^Bfifi j H Mm&L He moves with ease from Vietnam Touch The Devil by Jack wggins "M I V^mAWmr to rel d t °u Fr
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        860 8 I Golden Clementi [Princess New Town I NOW SHOWINGI G: 11, 1.30, 4, 6 45, 9.00pm C: 1.30, 3.30, 7.15, 9.30pm NT: 130, 3.30, 7.00, 0.00pm PR: 1.30, 3.30, 7 JO, 9.30pm "The FOOL ESCAPE* 1 Mandarin Thriller YEH FUNG LIU CHIA LONG HAN KOK CHYE NEW CITY and QUEENSTOWN
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        68 8 Stonor Ragles William Horwood has superbly interwoven a mythology of eagles with the reality of an artist's quest for selfexpression. The Stonor Eagles is a deeply moving epic of life, suffering and the courage to love of dreams that die, and dreams that come true. Available at all leading bookshops.
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        774 8 8f(sk CATHAY I I 5 17th GIGANTIC DAY 1 J 2 CI Due to Film's Length (j CI Please Note Times I X 12.15pm 4.00 4 8 00pm j' I it, Cath Bookings/No Free List |l I V Columbia's "GANDHI" C| Dolby Stereo Print (J X EEBSSBHHBI ji 1 X
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        412 9 i—^ t advanced 5 HOUR EXPRESS SERVICE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Send m your roll of 35mm film before 1 pm and collect after 6 pm only at Magnificent Color Lab. 01-23 People's Park Centre. 3R-250 IrVe offer quality photofinishing using Kodak color paper and Kodak chemicals v*W Magnificent Color
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        804 9 r^ANZAC DAY 1983 Jc* iTbm D herd n o^Tonl Wo? ice will be held at Kjanj war Memorial Cemetery on Monday 25 The Australian and New Zealand High Commissioners cordially invite members of the public and particuers visiting or residing m Singapore to attend the service. The service will commence
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      More than just goodie-goodie Nickleby
      454 10  - More than just goodie-goodie Nickleby ELLY ARNSTEIN By ACTOR Roger Rees did not choose to play Nicholas Nickleby, the young, poor, brave, honest and romantic hero. He wanted to play Mr Mantalini, the womanising dandy, husband of the owner of the millinery shop where Kate, Nicholas Nickleby's sister, was sent
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      1474 6 The splendid Duxton Plain Parkway, which winds under Neil Road from north to south, provides a highly desirable and much-used pedestrian link. City planners are now pondering the problem of how to preserve some of our culturally richest areas without sacrificing urban development needs. Architect PETER KEYS has some
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        256 10 Filter Erudition SMust sell all remaining Many, many other items of furniture will also be Please visit our showroom WSL- MJtiBl pwtj^, !< f..J.' Jam ML iniirtSBT <- ifiiii JI BF'^BBPII^' ■BBS bBBPI^ B B Hi^BI Bjj S f£V ■Sta taj B^, JmmmW^^^^^^ !BB^* Pw w Luxuriously completed bedroom suite
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      626 11 Aids deadly disease of the 80s A killer disease is creating a new class of lepers. LEE RUDAKEWYCH reports from New York. DOCTORS and nurses treat them with great care. Laboratory technicians and hospital attendants approach them with fear. Fellow patients shun them. They are the new "lepers", the victims
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      Lock icon Probe on Haitian link to disease
      360 11  -  ART CANDELL By m Port-Au-Prince HAITIAN medical researchers are investigating the link between Haiti and acquired immune deficiency syndrome. The government's top health officials say Haiti has been made a scapegoat for the deadly disease. Seven doctors are studying Aids at the Laboratory of
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        413 11 CHILDREN'S BRITANNICA the best help you can give your child with school work This is where the New Children's Britannica I I 'S? *j..^«*:^_«i i» i_ i Mail today for details of the New EdUCatlOnal FrOgramme Can help. Children m Britannica Educational Programme It is a special 10 year programme
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        848 12 APPOINTMENTS Our client, a well established Brunei-based engineering construction company whose marine engineering yard is one of the largest in the region, wishes to appoint the following managerial personnel. Administration Manager 8^! B$60,000 B$80,000 per annum He will report to the General Manager and be responsible for formulating, reviewing and
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        857 12 THE SGV GROUP j SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional/Executive Recruitment Services t Our client, engaged in the assembly, distribution and installation of sophisticated electronic equipment, with significant commitments in the ASEAN region, now < requires the following senior staff to meet the needs of its rapidly expanding business. I TRADING
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        901 12 THE SGV GROUP SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd Professional/Executive Recruitment Services Our client, a leading venture capital company in the United States, is in the process of setting up operations for the ASEAN region. It is now in the process of identifying prospective candidates for each of the following positions: 1
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        608 13 APPOINTMENTS I Career H with a leading II International Bank 1 1 Administration/Operations II Officer We are a well established international bank requiring an Administration/Operations Officer to complement our team of qualified and resourceful professionals. You may be the person we are looking for if you possess the relevant qualifications
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        862 13 Qkw) PRODUCT GROUP MANAGER FOR TOILETRIES BOOTS started 105 years ago from humble beginnings a chemist shop m Nottingham, England. Today it is a fast growing research-based multinational corporation engaged m the manufacturing and marketing of an increasing wide range of high quality products. Many of these products particularly those
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        594 13 I^ EQUIPMENT We have vacancies for the following positions: (A) SERVICE/SPARES ENGINEER (MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL) At least 3 years relevant working experience Preferably diploma or degree m mechanical or electrical engineering Knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulics and electrical circuit AC/DC Possess a class 3 driving license (B) SERVICE MECHANICS At least 2
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        339 13 GEiSCO, General Electric I, il||.»^x Information Services Company, is a world-wide leading supplier of computing services, we have offices and distributors all over the United States m and m 24 countries. Our Clients are leading national and m- 1 ternational companies m various industries such as manufacturing, banking, energy, communications,
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        673 14 APPOINTMENTS jl SENIOR Mm) EXECUTIVE/ m EXECUTIVE jf APPOINTMENT FOR PRODUCT H Hi DEVELOPMENT >« "HZ~;£. -'-Isßlt-; SOT 1 mWWiX v o*lm We are a diversified growth oriented group of com- MEIf WW&' panics serving the construction industry. Currently, J§lf|f i W$M we are the sole distributor m this region
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        693 14 I r***^ 1 PUBLISHING INFORMATION M m TECHNOLOGY fjjj i A General Manager is required by an international group to yr, Z;;. establish, then manage profitably for growth, a company |Z specialising m information technology publications which will be marketed and distributed throughout the S.E. Asian j region. The proposed
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        686 14 fMr» I SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION*^^ fl invites applications for the following fl H appointments: I CLERICAL OFFICER ($4lB $918) To be responsible for routine clerical duties including the preparation, verification and scrutiny of straightforward documents, fl statistics, records, etc. Some typing will be Qualifications Z Minimum 3 GCE '0' Level
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        559 14 Honeywell-Synertek, a subsidiary of the Honeywell Corporation invites qualified personnel to join us as: BUYER Responsibility areas cover •developing local and foreign sources of materials including alternative equivalent materials bearing m mind effective optimum costs involved •providing and sourcing direct and indirect materials requirements within established cost, quality and production
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        734 15 APPOINTMENTS PRODUCT MANAGER THE COMPANY Richardson-Vicks is a major consumer multi-national toiletries/ pharmaceuticals Company with well established and profitable product lines such as Vaporub, Vicks Cough Drops, Oil of Ulan, Clearsil etc. Our firm prides itself on people development and offers career advancement opportunities based on achievement. If you want
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        635 15 N §k HmmZ mmm% w it® li Petrochemical Corporation of lIT Singapore (Private) Limited < li BE RIGHT IN THE FORE-FRONT OF Ml SINGAPORE'S PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY! The upstream Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer Merbau invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following position:— II
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        724 15 CmTt 1 IDRLCO 1 INDUSTRIAL ALLOY COMPANY PTE LTD We are a high quality Internationally- owned steel foundry and invite suitably -y-St qualified candidates for the position of CONFIDENTIAL 1 SECRETARY to General Manager Candidates should possess the following requirements: r Minimum GCE 'O' level with credit m I English
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        577 15 invites applications for the posts of: (A) SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICER A Technician Diploma m Civil Engineering or Building from the Singapore Polytechnic and five years ot relevant working experience. Candidates must have an ability to supervise contractors and subordinates. The successful candidate will be responsible for the overall management and
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        613 16 APPOINTMENTS c o O ft OlMftADftBC! Drnurov (Puiau Ayer Chawan) invites applications for the positions of I ELECTRICAL/ I I INSTRUMENT I I ENGINEERS I We have vacancies for Electrical/Instrument Engi- neers. Responsibilities include project develop- r|| I ment and followup activities, engineering design, fm Cost estimation, contract preparation and
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        600 16 Bayer REGIONAL SALES MANAGER (Human Pharmaceutical Products) As a result of expansion and reorganisation, we invite applications for the position of Regional Sales Manager (Human Pharmaceutical Products), resident in Singapore. The successful applicant will possess the following qualifications: Singapore citizenship 3-5 years' working experience in a similar position above 30
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        225 16 GARFIELD ay Jim Dans i THIS IS GOING TO UPSET I BECAUSE 1 KNOW VOUVE I I BUT IT'S TIME WE THINK YOU, GARRELP... J HAP A GREAT TIME J I ABOUT GOING HOME J JiM C?AVf6 HZ3 1983 United Feature Syndicate. Inc. I STAR WARS R y Archie Goodwin
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        527 17 NOTICES i eGOLD COIN LIMITED RESULTS FOR 1982 The audited results for the year ended 31st December, 1982 are.— ssooo GROUP COMPANY 1982 IMI 1252 1981 Turnover 318,528 257,579 70,255 65,902 Trading profit 21,831 10,448 6,418 3,678 Dividends, gross 60 70 1 ,6 1 6 1 ,5 1 5 Share
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        571 17 APPOINTMENTS jmmmMßmmmmm^mmimMm^m^m^mm We are a young and fast growing electronic engineering company looking for. an ACCOUNTANT To join our team of professionals. THE PERSON: Must possess a recognised Accountancy qualification. Have at least 3 years' post-qualifying experience. Experience m similar electronic trading and manufacturing industry is preferred Must possess drive
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        499 17 PEANUTS BySchulm 141, CHARLIE BROWN (sOMETHINfi) I 7Z^ LiJSEkI I GOT MERE TO THE /7*fYC J^ /TTA Vl J>J UAPPENEP I FIELP BEFORE YOU TO u y 1 V vr^ PREPARE YOU FOR V rv^. rv^ r^~"\ r7*T\ Urjjff^? V v/ l/U^/^i^/^Jgj^W/j NORBERT By George Fett TW rHEARD^NTV WIIW COULD
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        663 18 APPOINTMENTS jmP Career with a leading JHT international hank as f CREDIT ANALYSTS We are one of the largest international banks well-established m Singapore. To cope with the expansion of our services, we now need additional officers to fill the positions of Credit Analysts. The officers will assist the Head
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        582 18 Bayer (HUMAN PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS) As a result of expansion and reorganisation, we invite 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 years successful experience in a
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        552 18 A leading US multinational corporation in the manufacture and marketing of price marking equipment invites suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions. SALES MANAGER The Sales Manager will be fully responsible for Planning and directing marketing ef- forts and activities towards achieving 'k overall company's sales and market- ing
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        727 18 4#iufc' < :91§^L Jiff" .f^P*^^l»r In association with Au Printemps France, Au Printemps Department Store Pte Ltd Singapore, located at the Meridien Hotel Complex, Orchard Road, scheduled for opening m September 1983, invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following positions: I MERCHANDISE SALES EXECUTIVES (BUYER) (MEN'S HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT)
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        739 19  -  REBECCA CHUA THERE is a myth about the road to success that is all the more dangerous because it is so false. The myth glorifies the child, born with the golden spoon in his mouth, who becomes a Rockefeller or a Vanderbilt. Or the poor
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        428 19  - Sharks alive! Now Jaws comes in 3-D VERNON SCOTT By Hollywood y BRUCE the great white shark who was harpooned, set afire and blown up m ffiiinfc" "taft C°m' fn T^rin3"?^ i. In Jaws 3-D, the much"^^"i undersea monster will land m audiences' laps with threedimensional effects, makmg him scarier
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