The Straits Times, 10 May 1983

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    15 1 The Straits Times ]Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83 j
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    Friendly ties into the 21st Century
    473 1  -  JOHN TAN Nakasone's three-point plan for Asean in KL Declaration By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today proposed a three-point plan to guide AseanJapan cooperation efforts into the 21st Century. The three points are transfer of industrial technology, cooperation in science
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    Lock icon The train driver who beat all the eggheads
    262 1 LONDON, Mon. A London subway train driver who quit school at 15 won Britain's most prestigious television quiz last night, defeating a line-up of academics, schoolteachers and civil servants, to become the nation's "mastermind." "I enjoy being an underground (subway) driver and
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    Chasing for golden glory on the track...
    105 1 Chasing for golden glory on the track... THE expression Is one of fatigue and loneliness. The backdrop is one of emptiness. Bat the story behind this picture is not about the loneliness of the longdistance runner. It Ts one of sweat, toil, labour and pain for a sprinter. All for
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    Lock icon Protests in seven countries
    88 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Sikh leader Sant Harchand Singh Longowal announced today that groups of Sikhs living in the United States, Britain, Australia, Canada, Kenya, Thailand and Malaysia will hold protest demonstrations outside the Indian embassies in these countries on May 29. The Press Trust of India
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    Lock icon Science talks
    49 1 BEIJING, Mon. A US delegation of top science and technology officials will start wideranging talks here with its Chinese counterparts tomorrow, the US embassy said today. The talks will be on many of the 17 protocols covering 150 projects which now exist between the two countries. Reuter
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    Lock icon Viet tour
    53 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Gen K. y. Krishna Rao, chief of the Indian army staff, will tour Vietnamese army installations, training centres and camps from Wednesday to May 18, an official spokesman announced yesterday. His visit is at the invitation of Gen Le Trong Tan, chief of the Viet-
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    Lock icon Talks open to boost the world economy
    347 1 PARIS, Mon SENIOR ministers of Western industrialised nations today opened talks aimed at aligning their economies and stamping out trends towards trade protectionism. Foreign and finance ministers of the 24-mem-ber Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) set the link between trade and
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    The day Dr Balhetchet almost cried...
    151 1 The day Dr Balhetchet almost cried THERE is a staggering number of pupils from broken homes, according to Dr (Rev) R. Balhetchet, who is in charge of the Being and Becoming moral education programme. During his visits to some of the 70 primary schools on the programme, he found that
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    Lock icon Tigers maul Japanese
    72 1 TOKYO, Mon. An attendant at a safari park in Yamaguchi, western Japan, died today after being mauled by several tigers which attacked him while he was on patrol in a jeep, police said. Kenji Matsui, 40, was rescued by colleagues but died on his way to hospital,
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    25 1 HAMBURG, Mon. Former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt officially began work as co-editor for the Hamburg-based weekly news- paper Die Zeit today. AP
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    Lock icon THE TRUE PICTURE OF A FIERY PROTEST
    103 1 MANILA, Mon. Angry city officials ordered an into the Ore department's alleged inefficiency when newspaper photographs showed a local government building in flames bat no sign of a fire engine. "It means that the firemen did not attempt to put out the blaze,"
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    Lock icon Deportation in exchange
    72 1 BONN, Mon. A Libyan national, sentenced to life imprisonment for murder by a West German court, was today deported in exchange for the release of four West Germans held in Libya, the government announced here. Bashir Ehmida, killed a Libyan diplomat working in the West German capital
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    Lock icon Mrs T sets election date
    243 1 Mrs T sets election date LONDON, Mon BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher today called a general election on June 9, her official spokesman announced. Parliament will be dissolved on Friday. The newly -elected Parliament in an enlarged, 650-seat House of Commons will sit for the first time on June 15.
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    43 1 GOLDEN (Colorado), Mon. An aftershock measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale last night hit the Californian town of Coalinga which was extensively damaged by an earthquake last week, the United States Geological Survey reported. There were no reports of casu- alties. Reuter
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    Lock icon Iran's loss
    40 1 LONDON, Mon. The Gulf war cost Iran at least US$l36 billion (SS2B6 billion) in lost output and public sector assets up to Sept 22 last year, the Iranian national news agency Irna, monitored here, said last night. Reuter
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    The new look govt office
    580 1 Plan for automated and more efficient civil service GOVERNMENT offices with mountains of files and paper will be a rare sight by 1986. Typewriters and despatch boys will also be equally rare then. Eight out of 10 typists would be using word processors instead. Now,
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    Lock icon Chinese aid
    44 1 BEIJING, Mon. Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana arrived in Beijing today on a five-day official visit to China. The small East African country has close links with China, which has granted it at least US$35 million (Ss7o mil- lion) worth of aid. Reuter
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    Lock icon Hussein visit
    36 1 LONDON, Mon. King Hussein of Jordan began a oneweek private visit to Britain today. The king, who arrived by plane at Heathrow Airport, was accompanied by Queen Nour and three of his children. AFP
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      52 1 BEIRUT, Mon. Dependents of Soviet diplomats in Beirut have been ordered by the embassy to fly home at short notice, the Phalangist Christian radio reported. Soviet embassies in Amman, Jordan, and Damascus, were also given similar instructions, the radio added. The radio gave no de-
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      75 1 58 pages today Who invented the computer? A BIG fight is now on in the United States. The prize? A place in history. Tarn to Section 2, Page 1 and find out how the contenders are slagging it oat. SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-6 CAUSEWAY 13 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      686 2 Getting to know you ALL work and no play makes Singapore's industrial estates dull places. So, sporting a new image, Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) is organising a series of sports activities as part of its efforts to foster closer rapport between the corporation and its tenants. This move is
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      COMMENT
      170 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IN the final analysis, the latest developments in Thailand have shown that given the will, problems can be solved by constitutional rather than extra-constitutional means and in a way which has undeniable popular backing. That, in itself, must reflect a strong national desire for much
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      SPORTS
      250 2 Feat of clay JOHN McENROE won his first claycourt tournament in four years on Sunday when he beat fellow New Yorker Vitas Gerulaitis, 28, 6-3, 7-5 in the final of the US$3OO,OOO World Championshiip Tennis Tournament of Champions in New York. Relying on touch far more than power and
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      217 2 GOOD POTENTIAL MARKET FOR HOTEL COMPUTERS THE Singapore market for hotel computer systems, both hardware and software, is worth about $20 million, according to a study by Business Computers (Pte) Ltd, sole distributor of NEC mini- and micro-computers here. Mr Andy Tan, assistant sales manager of Business Computers,
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      BACK GROUND
      60 2 FRANCE'S WAY AT A time when Nato is trying to strengthen its conventional defences in the hope of avoiding the use of nuclear weapons, France is building up its nuclear arsenal at the expense of its conventional forces. This emphasis seems to suggest that France's defence priorities are
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      606 2 Walesa's threat SOLIDARITY leader Lech Walesa has threatened to join the banned union's underground movement if police did not stop their campaign of harassment and treating him like a rabbit in a cage." He said this on Sunday as two plainclothes policemen sat outside the entrance to
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      SECTION 2
      369 2 Who gets first byte? A DISPUTE is going on over one of the most potent inventions of the 20th Century the computer. The question is "Who invented it?" and the prize is a place in history. Standard texts and encyclopaedias that detail the development of computing machines mention
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      235 2 Viets told: Face reality JAPANESE Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, winding up an 11-day tour of Asean, yesterday urged Vietnam to face up to reality. Vietnam, he said, was inflicting terrible suffering upon vast numbers of people by refusing to withdraw its forces from Cambodia. At a keynote
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      176 2 Chinese Picasso CHANG DAI-CHIEN, fondly known as the Chinese Picasso, died on April 2 this year at the age of 85. This gifted artist with an international reputation had his paintings scattered throughout the world, with at least 1,000 in Taiwan. At the time of his
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      Lock icon I will go underground
      286 3 if police keep on harassing me, says Walesa GDANSK, Monday SOLIDARITY leader Lech Walesa yesterday threatened to go underground if police did not stop their campaign of harassment and treating him "like a rabbit in a cage." He said he would join the underground movement of
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      Lock icon The day the camels broke their backs
      159 3 The day the camels broke their backs A SWISS bank in Basel wanted everyone to know it was moving to its new headquarters. So it came up with this brilliant public relations idea of using camels for the big move last week. Workers loaded files, documents, and everything else into
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      61 3 PICKERING (Ontario), Mon. The Toronto Nuclear Awareness Group released 500 balloons at the nuclear power plant here yesterday to illustrate, what they called, potential danger of radio-active fallout. Each balloon contained a message asking finders to report the time and place of the recovery to indicate
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      Lock icon Pope to meet pro-Galileo group
      190 3 VATICAN CITY, Mon. About 351 years after a Catholic inquisition court tried the famed Italian astronomer, Galileo Galilei, an international group of scientists is heading to the Vatican to exchange views on the case with Pope John Paul 11. A Vatican spokesman, the Rev Pierfranco
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      Lock icon Soviet warning: We'll hit back hard
      170 3 MOSCOW, Mon Defence Minister Dmitry Ustinov said today the Soviet Union was ready to hit back hard and destroy its opponents if attacked. Writing in the communist party daily, Pravda, the Politburo member said Moscow had great military strength but that this was necessary
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      Lock icon Flood havoc
      27 3 DHAKA, Mon. More than 200,000 people have been hit by floods in Bangladesh, the state-owned newspaper Dairu'k Bangla today quoted official sources as saying. Reuter
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      Lock icon Socialists sweep polls in Spain
      228 3 MADRID, Monday THE ruling Socialist Party yesterday scored a sweeping victory in nationwide local elections, taking control of most large towns and cities at the expense of the right, the communists and nationalist groups. The vote was hailed as a strong endorsement of the five-month-old
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      Lock icon Hunt for subs still goes on
      243 3 SUNDSVALL (Sweden), Mon. Patrol boats armed with depth charges and sonar-equipped helicopters are still seeking two intruding submarines believed hiding in heavily guarded Swedish waters. Naval authorities detained the Auseklis, a Soviet tanker, for three hours yesterday, and then watched closely as it steamed
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      Lock icon Thai king swears in Prem's new govt
      115 4 BANGKOK, Mod. King Bhnmibol Adulyadej today swore in the govern* ment of Prime Minister General Prem Tinsulanonda and his 44-member cabinet the maximum number allowed under the Thai constitution. The new government includes four political parties representing 209 seats in the kingdom's 324-seat
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      Lock icon 'Revamp Hongkong's education system' call
      342 4 HONGKONG, Monday A GROUP of eminent international educators has recommended an almost complete overhaul of Hongkong's highly competitive education system that has driven many students to despair and some to suicide. In a report made public last week, the group, headed by Sir John Llewllyn,
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      Lock icon Protest over suspension of trade
      147 4 ZAMBOANGA(Philippines), Mon. About 1,000 Filipino Muslim traders closed their shops here today to hold a rally in protest against suspension of decade-old barter trade between this southern Philippine port and neighbouring Singapore and Sabah. In a similar protest demonstration on Saturday, women barter traders burned
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      Lock icon Hitch holds up return of Chinese plane
      222 4 Hitch holds up return of Chinese plane SEOUL, Monday A LAST-MINUTE hitch over the status of China's negotiators has held up the repatriation of 96 passengers and crew who were aboard a Chinese airliner hijacked to South Korea last week, government officials said today. South Korea insisted that an agreement
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      Lock icon Joint air exercise takes off
      61 4 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia and Thailand today started a Joint air exercise in Southern Thailand, the Indonesian Air Force announced here. The Indonesian force of five OV-19 Broncos, one Hercules C-136 transport, one Fokker F-21 alrcafts and one Puma helicopter took off from Medan yesterday. Codenamed
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      Lock icon Pakistani envoy to meet Sihanouk
      80 4 Pakistani envoy to meet Sihanouk BANGKOK, Mon. Prince Norodom Sihanouk is due to accept the credentials of a Pakistani ambassador tomorrow, the Pakistan embassy said here. The new Pakistani envoy, Maqbqol Ahmad Bhatty, resides in Beijing, and will be accompanied by his military attache. He was unable to present his
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      Lock icon ARE YOU GAME FORA HOT DOG?
      49 4 ARE YOU GAME FORA HOT DOG? LISA Campbell of Tampa, Florida, taking a playful bite of Hot Dog in this photo submitted to a contest organised by the Family Circle magazine. It was not immediately known who won the contest, organised to promote responsible pet ownership. UPI picture. UPI
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        Lock icon Review of bases pact
        70 4 INFORMAL talks have started on a review of the agreement covering the US military bases in the Philippines, a spokesman for the Philippine side said in Manila yesterday. He said chief Philippines negotiator Benjamin Romualdez, and the US ambassador to the Philippines, Mr Michael Annacost, had
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        57 4 INDONESIAN police said in Jakarta yesterday that they had destroyed 217 tonnes of marijuana and arrested 10 people during a three-week anti-drug swoop in north Sumatra. They used helicopters to pinpoint clandestine ganja fields scattered over a 33.5-hectare area of Aceh province on the northern tip of the
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        59 4 A UNITED Nations seminar on Palestine, attended by representatives from 14 countries, was opened in Jakarta yesterday by Indonesia's Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmaja. The seminar is the eighth organised by the UN in preparation for an international conference on the question of Palestine, sponsored by the world bodv.
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        72 4 INDONESIA'S director general for cultural affairs, Dr Haryati Soebadio yesterday opened in Jakarta an exhibition of paintings and photos by Asean artists and photographers. Eighty-three paintings and 81 photos are on display at the exhibition, the third to be held by Asean. The first exhibition was held in
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        Lock icon Thais in shoot-out
        81 4 THAI troops fought their first battle ever on Thai soil against insurgents of the Burmese Communist Party, killing one of the rebels in a fight on Sunday in northern Thailand, the internal security operations command said in Bangkok yesterday. The shoot-out with the Burmese insurgents took place
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        53 4 PRESIDENT Suharto will officially open on Sunday the seventh international LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) congress to be held here «H>m May 15-19, the state-owned oil corporation Pertamina announced in Jakarta yesterIt said the congress will be attended by some 1,000 experts, scientists and pmtnimmt technicians from around
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      Lock icon US can't prevent flow of technology to Soviets
      386 5 WASHINGTON, Monday THE United States has hurt its own national security by allowing the sale of high technology to the Soviet Union and has only limited power to deny the Soviets access to such technology through export licences, a Congressional report said
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      Lock icon CIA denies it fabricated war evidence
      218 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. The Central Intelligence Agency denied allegations that it fabricated evidence in the early 1960s to help prove that North Vietnam was helping Vietcong guerillas in the war in South Vietnam, the Washington Post reported. The newspaper quoted CIA spokesman Dale Peterson as
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      Lock icon 'GET ME A JOB AND I'LL GIVE YOU $2,500'
      125 5 'GET ME A JOB AND I'LL GIVE YOU $2,500' SISTERS (Oregon), Mon. An unemployed man has placed a newspaper advertisement offering US$l,2OO (552,520) to someone who will hire him or give him information leading to a permanent job. Mr Greg Bolt, 37, a car dealer who recently moved to the
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      Lock icon What Americans earn
      165 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. The average American earned U5510,495 (5521,930) in 1981, up enough from the year before to cover the increase in prices and have a few dollars left over, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. The average earnings of big city dwellers went up faster during the period
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      88 5 Russia and Mexico consider oil swop MEXICO CITY, Mon. Mexico and the Soviet Union are studying an oil exchange plan that would cut transportation costs, Soviet Vice-Minister of Petroleum Tokoev Dzandar Asimaijovich said. Under the proposal, Mexico would provide oil to Cuba, now supplied by the Soviets, and the Soviet
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      Lock icon US aiding rebels, repeats Nicaragua
      292 5 UNITED NATIONS, Mon FOR the second time in less than two months, Nicaragua will go to the UN Security Council to accuse the United States of using Honduran-based rebels to try to overthrow its left-wing government. The debate, to be opened by Nicaraguan Foreign Minister
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        Lock icon Threat of wider strike
        72 6 A SIX-DAY-OLD strike by 26 divers on a North Sea oil rig over wage increases and bonus payments threatened to spread as union officials scheduled talks for wiJer action that could bring work at Britain's North Sea oilfields to a standstill. Mr Mike Todd, general secretary
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        67 6 THREE POWERFUL parcel bombs were found yesterday in Sri Lanka's troubled northern district of Jaffna only hours after separatist guerilla gunmen attacked an opposition election rally. Two of the bombs were planted in the compounds of two weekly newspaper offices, and the third was found outside
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        Lock icon Man gets 4 years' jail
        88 6 AN AMERICAN of Chinese descent has been jailed for four years in Beijing for selling fake passports and other documents, the China Daily said yesterday. The English-language newspaper said Jiang Ande, 59, a US citizen from New York, had been ordered to repay US$2OO (Ss4lB)
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        Lock icon 34 killed in blast
        42 6 THIRTY-FOUR PEOPLE were killed and 750 more were injured when fireworks stocked for a local festival exploded in Tlapacoya, outside Mexico City, on Sunday night, early reports said. Fifteen kg of gunpowder went off in the Mast. AFP
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      Lock icon Israel 'made dangerous concessions'
      318 6 Israel 'made dangerous concessions' Sharon criticises Lebanon pullout pact NEW YORK, Monday FORMER Israeli Defence Minister Ariel Sharon said yesterday Israel had made "dangerous concessions" in the US-arranged accord to pull out troops from Lebanon. "The agreement that we have reached does not secure the elimination of PLO (Palestine Liberation
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      Lock icon First test-tube triplets to be born next month
      111 6 ADELAIDE, Mon. The world's first testtube triplets are expected to be delivered in Adelaide next month, a spokesman for a South Australian fertilisation Srogramme said yesteray. The mother, who was not named, was sue- cessfolly fertilised late last year in the Flinders
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      Lock icon Teachers go on strike
      71 6 TEL AVIV, Mon. Israel's one million schoolchildren received an unscheduled holiday today as the country's teachers called a one-day strike over a long-standing wage claim. The teachers are demanding the implementation of a 1978 report on their pay and conditions, which recommended a 17 per cent
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      Lock icon Leaked secrets newsman called to court
      262 6 Leaked secrets newsman called to court SYDNEY, Mon. The Australian government has summoned a newspaper editor to appear before the High Court tomorrow over stories based on leaked intelligence documents, legal sources said today. The editor, Mr Brian Toohey of the National Times, who says he has tens of thousands
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      145 6 Afghanistan orders expulsion of US diplomat WASHINGTON, Mon. Afghanistan has orderec" the expulsion of a second secretary at the United States embassy in Kabul, the State Department said yesterday. The department said Afghanistan had charged that Mr Peter Graham used pornographic material to buy rugs. It described the charge as
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    Singapore River waterfront contest draws 32 entries
    384 7  - Singapore River waterfront contest draws 32 entries NANCY KOH By DREAMERS and romantics, idealists and businessmen all full of visions big and small. As early as 10.20 a.m. yesterday, the first of them had made their way to the eighth floor of the Urban Renewal Authority (URA) building. They were
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    How children from broken homes see themselves
    188 7 How children from broken homes see themselves BITTER, dejected and broken in spirit. This is often the emotionallyscarred profile of a child from a broken home. It becomes painfully vivid when such pupils talk of their family life. Dr Balhetchet told of two such heart-breaking cases yesterday. "I've had a
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    Canadian minister of state will arrive for talks today
    89 7 CANADA'S Minister of State for International Trade Gerald Regan and a Canadian delegation will arrive for a three-day official visit today at 6.10 p.m. Mr Regan will hold talks with senior officials of the Economic Development and Trade Develp- ment boards
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    Shock finding leads to change in moral lessons
    459 7  -  JUNE TAN By A DISTURBING discovery at schools is leading to a change in emphasis of the Being and Becoming moral education programme for primary schools next term. The programme stresses a happy family life. But Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet, who drew
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    Let Every Drop Count
    45 7 SINGAPOREANS again used less water on Sunday with consumption down to 708,100 cubic metres. The reading was taken from 8 a.m. on Sunday to 8 a.m. yesterday. Water consumption from Saturday morning to Sunday morning was higher at 765,300 cubic metres.
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    Heavy rains cause jams and leave many stranded
    317 7 FLOODS caused traffic jams during the evening rush hour yesterday and stranded hundreds of workers in taxi queues and bus stops. At the height of the flood in Jurong, Jurong Road was impassable and traffic had to be diverted to Woodlands Road
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    HEAVY RAIN WASHES OUT NEWSWATCH
    93 7 THE heavy downpour yesterday afternoon put a damper on the television programme Newswatch which was cancelled because of a leak in the studio where it was being recorded. A Singapore Boradcasting Corporation spokesman said that it was the first time they had noticed that there
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    68 Thai women picked up
    97 8 68 Thai women picked up POLICE conducted two anti-vice raids in the waterfront area near Clifford Pier on Sunday night and early yesterday, and picked up 68 suspected Thai call girls. The first raid was conducted by officers from the Central police station and Anti- Vice Enforcement Unit from 10.30
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    Not guilty
    33 8 MOK Kah Lai, 20, a model, was yesterday acquitted of stealing a $28.80 photo frame from Metro Grand in Lucky Plaza on March 5, following applications made to the Attorney-General's chambers.
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    Old newspapers in cargo containers
    407 8 court toia A BUSINESSMAN was told that old newspapers were found in two containers which were supposed to contain a total of $906,027.15 worth of goods, a district court heard yesterday. Mr Salah Al-Hazmi said this at the hearing where Cheng Joo Jong, 30, claimed
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    Award puts nurse in a class of her own
    393 8  - Award puts nurse in a class of her own MAGDALENE LUM Audrey is first Singaporean to get Geneva council's fellowship By AUDREY Tang Yoke Lin, a nursing officer with the Singapore General Hospital, has every reason to hold her head high. She is the first Singaporean to be awarded a
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    Crime rate increasing, but...
    214 8 CRIME has been on a gradual increase, but Singapore can still claim to have a relatively low crime rate compared to many cities and developed nations of the world. The increase was due to Singapore's greater affluence and the lack of public awareness of and concern
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    How you can help sell Singapore
    170 8 How you can help sell Singapore MORE than 300 people approach the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (STPB) each year for information on Singapore to be used in talks and presentations. The board has now decided to better equip them as Singapore's unofficial ambassadors. Students, executives, expatriates and company executives are
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    Carnival held to round off anniversary
    105 8 IT was carnival time for the trainees and staff of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board as well as their families and friends at the National Institute of Commerce in Prince Edward Road on Sunday. The VITB carnival was held to round off the
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    Seminar on spastics
    44 8 THE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore is organising a seminar on Cerebral Palsy at Hotel Equatorial from May 26 to 28. Foreign speakers will be presenting papers on rehabilitating spastic adults and the severely, physically and mentally handicapped cerebral palsy child.
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    2 die in Sunday road accidents
    202 9 A FOUR-YEAR-OLD boy and a woman died in separate road mishaps on Sunday. Police said the boy, Mohammed Nor bin Jamaluddin, was crossing the road near Block 2. Jalan Bukit Merah, with his mother when he was knocked by a taxi at about 12.45
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    $25,000 for man hurt in accident
    101 9 $25,000 for man hurt in accident A MECHANIC who fractured his right leg in an accident about four-and-a--half years ago was yesterday awarded $25,000 damages and costs by the High Court. The consent judgment was given to Mr Kok Yew Chow, 50, who was riding his motorcycle along Holland Road
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    Genetics and soya sauce are no strange bedfellows
    284 9 Genetics and soya sauce are no strange bedfellows THESE three men are here to help Asian researchers brush up on the latest genetic engineering techniques. They are not here to teach us how to create the perfect plant or baby, but rather to show how some of the latest techniques
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    No price increases at Econ minimarts
    241 9  -  NGIAM TONG HAI By ECON minimarts will not increase prices of their goods even when their rentals are increased by the Housing Board from Augl. The managing director of the Provisions Suppliers Corporation, Mr Tan Ling San, said on Friday that he hoped the
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    RJC fair
    35 9 THE Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, will open the 160th anniversary food and fun fair of Raffles Institution-Raffles Junior College at RJC in Paterson Road on Saturday at 9.30 a.m.
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    Playboy Club struck off register
    153 9 THE prospect of seeing Playboy bunnies here is gone for good. Playboy Club (Singapore) Pte Ltd, which was registered in 1977, has been struck off the register after it failed to justify its activities. The Registrar of Companies and Businesses, Mr Chiam Boon Keng, said
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    Nobel prizewinners to attend meeting
    393 9  - Nobel prizewinners to attend meeting LILLIAN CHEW 300 PHYSICISTS WILL BE HERE IN JUNE By AT LEAST 300 physicists will attend a conference here next month, making it one of the largest scientific gatherings in Asia. The Asia Pacific Physics Conference, to be held from June 12 to 18, will
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    Play way to better ties in Jurong
    349 10  -  RONNIE WAI JTC feels it's not enough to just improve physical facilities By JURONG Town Corporation is planning a series of sports activities as part of its efforts to foster closer rapport between the corporation and its tenants. This move is distinct from
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    Fashion design student wins Miss Singapore Universe title
    82 10 Fashion design student wins Miss Singapore Universe title MISS Kathie Lee Beng was crowned Miss Singapore Universe '83 at Mandarin Hotel on Saturday night. Miss Lee, who studies fashion design at a private school, beat 15 finalists to win the right to represent Singapore at the 32nd Miss Universe Beauty
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    MP on how shipowners can stay afloat and prosper
    329 10 SINGAPORE shipowners have been urged to cooperate more to carve for themselves and their country a share of the limited shipping market. The MP for Kebun Baru, Mr Lim Boon Heng, made this call on Saturday in a paper presented at
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    Drop in complaints signals a better effort to keep clean
    293 10 SINGAPOREANS seem to be putting in a more concerted effort to keep their surroundings healthy, judging from the drop in the number of complaints sent to the Environment Ministry. The ministry received an average of 350 complaints a month for
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    C'wealth committee begins mid-year meeting
    110 10 C'wealth committee begins mid-year meeting MEMBERS of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association executive committee began their annual mid-year meeting here yesterday. One of the main tasks of the committee is to draw up an agenda for its plenary conference, which will be held in Nairobi in September. It will also review
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    Objectives of blood donation campaigns
    100 10 Objectives of blood donation campaigns MINISTER of State (Law Home Affairs) Professor S. Jayakumar, who is also MP for Bedok, said yesterday that a blood donation campaign meets several objectives. The campaign, he said, helped hospitals keep enough blood in stock to save lives. It also brings about civic consciousness.
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    Barker's Bill
    20 10 LAW Minister E. W. Barker will introduce the Notaries Public (Amendment) Bill at the next sitting of Parliament.
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    Four horse-racing 'announcers' fined
    124 10 FOUR women yesterday pleaded guilty to announcing horse-racing results on Sunday afternoon. Ng Thiam Moi, 28, and Ng Siew Choo, 22, both of whom have a similar previous conviction, were each fined $1,000 for announcing results at an "indication centre" in Siglap Drive at 3 p.m.
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    School for Blind gets portable language lab
    127 11 LANGUAGE learning at the School for the Blind has been given a big boost with the introduction of this portable language laboratory. The laboratory, donated by Bergan Bank Asia Ltd, consists of a cassette recorder, combined with audio training equipment for one teacher
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    Hoe breaks down when asked about her husband's death
    732 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA By andHBB HOE Kah Hong broke down and cried during cross-examination by DPP Knight in the High Court yesterday. She did this while being questioned about the lies Adrian Lim got her to tell the police and
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    WITs grow so fast institute feels the strain
    735 11 Call to set up unit with full-time staff Project to gauge productivity in public sector Many chances for training, but few takers OPPORTUNITIES for staff training and development abound in the civil service, but the government often finds it difficult to get
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    Man burnt to death in flat fire
    173 11 Man burnt to death in flat fire A 42- YEAR-OLD man was burned to death in his Ang Mo Kio flat yesterday afternoon. The incident happened after the dead man s wife, Mrs Tok Meng Hoon, handed the keys to the flat to her husband yesterday. He then shut himself
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    The bonus factor...
    408 12  -  WONG Al KWEI Firm rewards workers monthly for higher productivity By EVERYONE is practically his own boss in a German factory in Bukit Merah he can influence, to an extent, just how much more he will take home at the end of the month. This happy situation
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    Helping each other out pays off
    255 12 Helping each other out pays off THE "bonus factor" seems to have a special effect on some people in Demetron (Singapore). "Every month we hear some screams in the office when the girls look into their pay packets/' said Miss Susanna Heng, 28. But they are squeals of delight, for
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    AAS to set up travel agency for the public
    176 12 THE Automobile Association of Singapore is going into the travel trade in a big way. It will soon set up a travel agency which will cater to the public. Up to now, AAS had only a travel department that operated on
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    City Hall official from KL due today
    60 12 City Hall official from KL due today THE deputy director of Kuala Lumpur's City Hall, Mr Baharil Ihzan Hashim, will arrive today for four days of discussions with officials of the Ministry of National Development and Jurong Town Corporation. During his stay, he will also visit Provisional MRT Authority officials
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    SMA officials
    40 12 Dr N.K. YONG has been reelected president of the Singapore Medical Association Other office bearers are: vicepresident, Dr Khoo Chong Yew; secretary, Dr Tan Yew Ghee; assistant secretary, Dr Yeo Siam Yam; and treasurer. Dr Ho Eng Siong.
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    More addicts now in Clementi
    146 12 THE drug addict population in dementi constituency has risen from 56 in February 1981 to 72 today. Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association vice-presi-dent K. S. Rajah, who disclosed this, urged residents of the constituency to form a committee to tackle its drug problem. Mr Rajah, who was
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      Talks focus on economic matters
      285 13  - Talks focus on economic matters JOHN TAN KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Talks between Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Japanese Premier Yasuhiro Nakasone today centred on economic matters, according to Japanese officials. During the VA hours of discussions, Dr Mahathir invited the Japanese private sector to take part in
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      Face up to reality Nakasone tells Hanoi
      366 13  - Face up to reality Nakasone tells Hanoi JOHN TAN Invasion of Cambodia a yoke on Vietnam's development By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, winding up an 11-day tour of Asean, today urged Vietnam to face up to reality. Vietnam, he said, is inflicting terrible suffering upon vast
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      4.5 pc growth expected for economy
      307 13 4.5 pc growth expected for economy IPOH, Mon. DEPUTY Finance Minister Sabaruddin Chik said yesterday Malaysia's economy is expected to attain a growth rate of only about 4.5 per cent this year, The New Straits Times reported today. He said the world economic slowdown was affecting the growth of the
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      Lock icon Film company's bid to put Malaysia on map
      115 13 PENANG, Mon. A newly-formed film company based here hopes to pat the state and the country on the International film scene. Asia Film Corporation Sdn Bhd, set up In March this year, is producing a $1 million detective action thriller, called Eagle
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      Lock icon Submarine sighting 'no cause for alarm'
      120 13 Submarine sighting 'no cause for alarm' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The sighting of a submarine yesterday near Pulau Angsa, 5 km from the Malaysian coastline, should not be a cause for alarm. A Defence Ministry spokesman, who confirmed the sighting, said that the ministry constantly monitors naval movements and does not
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      Firemen get tough with drivers
      84 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Fire Services Department has decided to take a tough line with motorists whose parked vehicles obstruct its men from using fire hydrants. If necessary, firemen would smash windscreens to remove obstructing vehicles, a standing committee on fire occurences decided last week,
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      Seamen's group denies using strong-arm tactics
      469 13  -  GERRY DE SILVA By THE Seamen's Organisation of Singapore has denied a report that it used strong-arm tactics to intervene in a dispute involving a locally-registered ship docked in Antwerp last week. A local paper reported yesterday that the SOS had asked the militant
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      Industrial firms urged to save energy
      165 13 Industrial firms urged to save energy COMPANIES should lie more efficient in using energy, as this will keep production costs down and increase the competitiveness of Singapore products on the Internationa! market. The call was made by the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr Ong Leng Chuan, at the
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      Kidney talk
      55 13 TWO Australian professors who are experts in kidney diseases will take part in two scientific talks at a meeting organised by the Singapore Society of Nephrology. The talks will be given by Prof Priscilla Kincaid-Smith and Prof J.R. Lawrence. The meeting is at the Alumni Association at College
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      ATM theft trial today
      77 13 THE case of Teo Chui Har, 21, accused of stealing $83,600 from a POSB automated-teller-machine (ATM), was adjourned to today for further mention. Teo, now represented by Mr Leo Fernando, is charged with stealing the money from the ATM kiosk at Jardine Steps, Maritime Square, last
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    Desire for stability The Straits Times says
    433 14 I HOW far the dust has finally settled in Thailand's latest phase of political uncertainty remains to be seen. But with the formation of his new cabinet, Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda should now be able to return to the normal business of government
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    The making of business commandos
    1665 14 The making of business commandos How to overcome reticence 4 TO overcome reticence or even failure anything goes, including slaps in the face and blows from the shinai, the stick used in kendo. "There are perhaps other, less brutal means that could be used, but in less than two weeks,
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    Lock icon New Zealand presses ahead with oil export aim
    459 14 WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand is pressing ahead with energy projects which it hopes may even turn it into an oil exporter. Schemes include a process for making synthetic petrol from natural gas, conversion of vehicles to run on gas, and an oil
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      SSO will have to take its time
      356 15 SSO will have to take its time OF LATE there seems to have been an upsurge of interest in the activities and future prospects of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, reaching a sort of crescendo with The Straits Times editorial "Just a note of discord..." (ST, April 28). While I whole-heartedly
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        Noise: Function halls will be watched
        184 15 PLEASE refer to the letter "Quiet estate is now a noisy area" by "A Resident" (ST, April 15), about noise created by party-goers in the social function halls of Housing Board area offices. It has all along been the practice of the HDB to
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        SBC has on-going training scheme
        116 15 WE wish to refer to the letter "Will new SBC channel put a strain on announcers?" from "Concerned." (ST, April 2). We would like to assure the writer that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has an on-going programme to upgrade the competence and skill as well
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        We'll consider it
        62 15 WE refer to the letter "Read it twice" from Mr Hee Kee Meng. (ST, April 15). We would like to thank the writer for his suggestion which is well taken. We shall look into the possibility of reading twice or immediately repeating the more crucial announcements or
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        When taxi fare can be shared
        87 15 When taxi fare can be shared PLEASE refer to the letter "They were charged $3.70 each for taxi trip" by "Cheated." (ST, April 15). I wish to inform the writer that only taxi drivers taking part in the Share-A-Cab Scheme are allowed to charge a separate fare for each occupant.
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        Give us details
        76 15 I REFER to the letters "Some maids consider it a holiday" by "Fed Up" (ST, April 25) and "Maid was lured with promise of good job" by "Fed Up Too." (ST, April 30). Both employers are requested to provide the Labour Standards Section of the Labour Ministry,
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      Let's look at more vital aspects of language
      673 15 I REFER to the Singlish issue that was discussed recently. Although the examples chosen by the Minister of State (Culture), Major Fong Sip Chee, were not well-chosen, they do illustrate vividly the kind of English that is becoming increasingly common here. He
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      TELECAST DEBATES ON WEEKENDS
      73 15 I AM delighted that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will show a debate series for upper secondary and pre-university students from next month. However, as I have found previous time slots for debates featuring the tertiary institutions unsuitable, SBC should telecast the series on weekends to reach
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      Rent hike will hit families like ours
      307 15 Rent hike will hit families like ours I REFER to the article "HDB raises business rents." (ST, May 4). I feel that it is unfair for the Housing Board to increase the rent of the shop tenants by about $500 or more, especially those who have been paying about $900
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      France reaches beyond the Rhine
      726 16 4 FRANCE intends to invest in a seventh nuclear-armed submarine, a tactical missile system that can reach East Germany, nuclear air-to-ground missiles to be carried by Mirage and Super Etendard aircraft and a land-based mobile strategic missile system. To pay for all this, French conventional
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      Lock icon Lifespan of US economic recovery is uncertain
      797 16  - Lifespan of US economic recovery is uncertain MARYBETH MICHAEL By in Washington 4 ...WHILF(MiIton) Friedman would like to see a lower deficit, he dismissed the emphasis on the problem as 'misdirected.' He said the real problem was lofty government spending m levels. 7 4 BUT despite low inflation, vigour in
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        Federal Cables replies
        63 17 FEDERAL Cables, Wires and Metal Manufacturing Bhd has told the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange that proceeds from its proposed one-for-seven rights issue will be used to finance its expansion as well as for working capital. Its profit forecast for 1983 will be announced in due course. It
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        International Wood
        55 17 INTERNATIONAL Wood Products Ltd has taken up 102,000 shares equivalent to 51 per cent of the issued capital of a Brunei-incorporated company, Interwood Corporation Pte Ltd. It will have an authorised capital of Bs2o million and a paid-up capital of Bs2. The company's main business will be in
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        UEP proposes issue
        45 17 UNITED Estate Projects Bhd has proposed a one-for-two bonus issue, raising its issued capital to M5112.5 million from Ms7s million. The bonus issue, capitalising M537.5 million from capital reserves, is subject to approval of the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee, the company said.
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        Lock icon Note on loan sharks
        97 17 TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese Finance Ministry said it will issue a note to banks and insurance companies urging them to be prudent in financing "sarakin" or loan sharks. Mr Yasutaka Miyamoto, director general of the ministry's banking bureau, told a parliamentary committee that loans to sarakin
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        Lock icon Warrants on bonds
        70 17 LONDON, Mon. Citicorp is issuing 100,000 warrants entitling holders to buy US$lOO million (Ss2o9 million) of Eurobonds, a spokesman for lead manager Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd said. He said 50,000 warrants will be issued to entitle holders to buy US$5O million of 9% per cent, five-year
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        Lock icon Debenture offer
        76 17 NEW YORK, Mon. American Telephone and Telegraph Co said its New York Telephone Co subsidiary filed a proposed offering of US$25O million (*****.5 million) of 40-year debentures for later this month with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The issue is expected to be managed by Merrill Lynch White
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        Lock icon Repco plans bid
        56 17 MELBOURNE, Mon. Repco Corp Ltd said it advised the Toronto Stock Exchange it will make a As32 million (5558.2 million) bid for control of Acklands Ltd, Canada's leading car parts distributor. The Australian car parts maker said it will offer Cs2o (Ss34) per share for 60 per
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        Lock icon Italian wholesale price
        60 17 ROME, Mon. Italian wholesale prices rose 0.3 per cent in March after a February rise of 0.4 per cent, the National Statistics Institute said. The year-on-year increase slowed to 10.2 per cent compared with the February 10.6 per cent rise. The wholesale price index, base 1980, reached
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        Lock icon Production raised
        73 17 COLOGNE, Mon. Ford Motor Go's wholly owned West German subsidiary Ford Werke AG said it raised production by 10.2 per cent and exports by 7.2 per cent in the first quarter of 1983 against the same period last year. A company statement said production in volume terms rose
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        Lock icon New high-yielding rice
        80 17 KARACHI, Mon. The Pakistani government approved the release of a new high-yielding and scented rice variety called "Lateefy" for cultivation from next month in Sind province in southern Pakistan, a government spokesman said. The variety, evolved by scientists of the Rice Research Institute at Dokri after eight
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      Likely fall in rate on workmen's compensation
      385 17 PREMIUMS on workmen's compensation, a compulsory form of insurance for a large number of workers in Singapore, are likely to be reduced, probably by the third quarter of the year. Industry sources said the General Insurance Association, which groups about 60 members of
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      UIC asked to explain losses incurred in US
      258 17 The Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) has queried United Industrial Corporation (UIC) on the losses incurred by its property investment in the United States as well as the reported sale of a block of shares in United Engineers Ltd (UEL) to an
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      Lock icon More Americans investing in risky biotechnology issues
      398 17 NEW YORK, Mon. The way to play the biotechnology game on Wall Street is to buy a package of stocks and hope for some ultimate pay-off in the market, said Mr John Groome, a senior vicepresident of the United States Trust Co. "Biotechnology
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      416 17 THE Singapore market for hotel computer systems, both hardware and software, is worth about $20 million, according to a study by Business Computers (Pte) Ltd, sole distributor of NEC mini- and micro-computers here. Mr Andy Tan, assistant sales manager of Business Computers, said a
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      URA expects to spend less on land acquisition
      311 17 URA expects to spend less on land acquisition THE Urban Redevelopment Authority expects to reduce significantly its expenditure on land acquisition this financial year. It has budgeted $67.77 million for land acquisition during fiscal year 1983/84. This is about a quarter of the $236 million estimated to have been spent
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      Johan in pact to take over Diners Club (M)
      485 20 JOHAN Holdings, hot on the heels of its acquisition of Jacks International, has acquired a controlling stake in Diners Club (M) Bhd which operates the lucrative credit card business of the same name. Johan announced last week that negotiations over the
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      121 20 Different solution to Caracas problems CARACAS, Mon. Venezuela's Director of Public Finances Gustavo Galdo has confirmed that the government is seeking a longer term solution to its foreign debt problems but that this is unlikely to involve complete restructuring. "We have been going over balance of payments projections and debt
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      Hong Leong to pump assets into Marsworth
      408 20 THE Hong Leong group is proposing to inject two of its major assets in Hongkong, the Dao Heng Bank group and the Hong Leong Enterprises group, into Marsworth Ltd for a total of HK$99O million (Ss3oo million). The injection of the two companies
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      274 20 Mexicans become wary of credit card glamour MEXICO CITY, Mon. Credit cards were s symbol of Mexico's emerging middle class only a year ago. Bat the plastic turned oat to be as brittle as the prosperity that gave way to collapse. About two million Mexicans acquired credit cards since they
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      363 20 LONDON, Mon. The main Latin American currencies will continue to depreciate rapidly during the coming months, currency analyst Maxwell Stamp Associates said in a forecast. The firm said the Brazilian cruzeiro, having depreciated by 50.7 per cent in the last six months,
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      234 20 SANTIAGO, Mon. International Monetary Fund managing director Jacques de Larosiere has given his blessing to Chile's moves to overcome its financial and economic crisis and is urging creditors to make new loans. In a telex to the advisory group of 12 major
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      277 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly lower on profit-taking and selling pressure in moderate, selective trading. Esso fell 15 cents to $8.70, Isetan 15 cents to $6.05, Keck Seng 10 cents to $5.05, Metro 20 cents to $10.50, Prima 16 cents to $6.25, Taiping Textiles 11
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      31 17 Up Down finch Industrials 20 78 22 Finance 4 13 3 Hotels 3 8 3 Properties 4 7 2 Plantations 5 9 3 Miining 1 3 0 Deb/Loans 18 0
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        Falls
        52 17 Metro Hldgs 1050 -20 M Banking 855 -20 M Breweries 690 -20 F E Levingston 620 -20 C ft C 580-20 Oriental Hldgs 535 -20 C C M 470-20 Esbo 870 -15 MB F Hldgs 820 -15 PMC 665-15 Isetan 50« 605 -15 K L Industries 590 -15 Paramount
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        42 17 Rahman Hyd 480 +56 Ambassador 750 +50 George Kent 50 1 230 +36 Island A Pen 760 +20 Nat Iron 680 +20 A Enterprises 320 +20 H Leong Credit 565 +15 O C B C 1200 +10 Straits Trading 770 +10
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        24 17 Sime Darby 1,439,000 Pan-El 825,000 O C B C 769,000 Faber Merlin 715,000 Petaling Garden 645,000 Total turnover: 18.60m Total value: $66.74m
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        43 17 May 6 May 9 BT Composite: 938.88 931.90 BT Indicator: *****9 *****8 ST Industrials: 960.41 950.99 ST Finance: 2386.24 2376.52 ST Hotels: 1045.26 1048.63 ST Properties: 741.43 740.20 ST Minings: 263.09 264.24 ST Plantations: 1102.79 1102.79 OCBC: 852.17 847.13 SES Ind: 724.42 718.16
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      79 17 Bonstead Bhd -5 Cft C -20 CCM -20 Cold Storage -5 Danloplnd -10 Esso -15 F&N -10 Gentings -8 Guinness -4 Gnthrle Bhd Haw Par -5 Inchcape Bhd -4 MTC -5 NBT +1 Nat Iron +20 PMC -15 Pan Elec -1 Perils Plant -8 Prlma -10
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      2561 18 Sing apore closing prices Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of II shares each, with the price quoted In dollars. All shares qnoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr's Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low
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      566 18 PROFIT-TAKERS made their presence felt at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday and share prices consequently finished broadly lower in easier trading. The feature yesterday was the keen support given to heavyweight OCBC. The bank's shares were chased to a high of $12.59 at
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      418 18 SHARE prices eased across the board on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as investors took profit in cautious trading. Prices opened marginally higher and continued to improve until the tea-break, in line with the firmer trading conditions on the New York market last Friday.
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      186 18 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices (or May II) The Commerce 3.49 3.71 The Savings Fund 2.00 2.12 S'pore Prog Fund 1.55 1.64 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.33 2.47 S'pore Invest Fund 1.22 1.29 S'pore Equity Fund 1.52 1.61 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for May II) Mai Invest Fund
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      44 18 Up Down unch Industrials 5 82 13 I Finance 1 9 2 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 17 2 Oil Palms 2 4 1 5 Tins 0 7 2 Z Rubbers 2 11 5 Rubbers 0 0 0 Deb/Loans 0 1 0
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      3646 18 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      1927 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL Ajlnomoto (3.308) Alcom (2.998 3.005) (28) 3.16 (15) 3.14 (10) 3.12
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        97 19 HIGHER offerings of ore and lack of demand yesterday weakened the Straits tin price in Penang to M531.34 a kilo, down seven cents from last week. The new price still remains within the ITA "may buy" level of $29.15 and $32.06. The buffer stock manager maintained strong support
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        132 19 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 1M kg yesterday: Coconot ail: Bulk fob $112.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $125.00 sellers, new drum fob $129.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $64 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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        505 19 RUBBER PRICES in Singapore yesterday closed slightly lower with June One RSS buyers quoted at 220.00 cents a kilo, down 4.50 cents from last Friday's close. KUALA LUMPUR: Rubber prices yesterday eased gradually to close lower with the new current trading month, June One RSS buyers quoted at 239.00
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        31 19 Rubber: May 9 Singapore: June: 220.00 cents (down 4.50 cents) Malaysia: June: 239.00 cents (down 6.00 cents) Tin: M531.34 per kilo (down 7 cents) 276 tonnes (up 146 tonnes)
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        21 19 The Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday rose on short-covering in quiet trading, aided by anticipation of lower production.
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        217 19 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $29,370 and closed lower at $29,290 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/436.50 and narrowed to $435.20/ 435.70. Local selling brought it down to a low of $434.75/435.25. The metal closed for lunch at $435.00/435.50. The afternoon
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        34 19 Fri Than New York 12.648 B 12.71S -S Zurich 12.338 B 12.43S S Mob Fri Singapore 12.608 B 12.70S ~S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Snlsse, S'pore.
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      677 19 THE US dollar opened at U552.0870, 90 against the Singapore unit yesterday. Trading was thin within narrow ranges and the rate closed lower at $2.0855/65. The US unit traded moderately against major currencies amid mixed sentiments and closed easier from the open. Against the deutschemark, the US
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      49 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on May 9: Overnight: 2 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2V4 2 3-month Bank bills 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 6 months CD 7M 7ft Source: National Discount Co.
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      33 19 Closing interbank rates for Singapore d«Uara on May t: Offer Bid Overnight 7% 7VS 1 month 7% VA 2 months V/* V* 3 months 7 '4 7'/« Overnight mode 7 'A
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      24 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.M per cent.
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        Hongkong
        250 19 HK*' 1Assoclated Hotels 2.35 -0.05 Bank Of East Asia Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 8.80 -02 China Light 14.00 -02 City Hotels Crtss Harb Tunnel 11.00 +0.3 F E Consortium 0.87 -0.02 Far East Exch Phllex 0.1200 -0.01 O I Cement 19.008 Great Eagle 0.49 -0.01 Hang Lung 3.025S
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        88 19 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.015 +0.001 Atlas Con. B. 35.00 +1 Bagulo Gold Basic Petroleum 0.011 unch Benguet Con. B 100.00 +3 CDCP 1.10 -0.02 First Phil Hldgs 7.20 -02 Lepanto B 0.1550 +0.005 Marlnduque B 6.80 unch Marsteel 0.0014 +0.0002 Oriental B 0.025 +0.002
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        375 19 THE yen's sharp appreciation against the dollar yesterday pushed share prices higher and the Tokyo stock market average rose a provisional 31.11 to end at a record closing high of 8,719.88. Petroleums, electricals, fats and oils, all expected to benefit from the yen's rise, moved higher across-the-board. Yen AJlnomoto
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        637 19 THE STOCK market was easier yesterday, although equities ended above the day's lows after a moderately active session. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 3.1 points at 691.3, having touched 684.1. Prices fell over a broad front initially as long positions were unwound, awaiting a decision on
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        50 19 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 967.62 Friday 986.71 Week Ago 994.43 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 748.0 Friday 743.1 Week Ago 745.0 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 596.2 Friday 588.5 Week Ago 595.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 694.4 Thursday 695.0 Week Ago 695.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1232.59 Thursday 1219.72 Week Ago 1226.20
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        383 19 AUSTRALIAN share markets yesterday rose strongly in moderately active trading in response to the record setting on Wall Street last Friday. Share prices opened broadly higher and continued to rise throughout trading, with the sharpest gains concentrated among resource stocks, dealers said. Near the close the All Ordinaries index
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        Bangkok
        135 19 Slam Cement 351 2 Slam City Cement 290 -4 Slam Credit 110 -2 South Asia Fibre 82 unch Thai Commercial Bank 419 unch Thai Danu Bank Thai Farmers Bank 282 unch Thai Glass Industries Thai Industrial Oases Thai Mutual Fund I i 28,50 -0.5 Thai Mutual Fund II 18
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        287 19 Kramat (3.10B) Kucha! (6.658) (1) 6.55 (2) 6.50 (1) 6.60 (1) 6.20 (1) 6.80 Larut (3.445) (15) 2.48 (2) 2.42 (3) 2.50 (7) 3.44 MMC (3.365) (13) 3.40 (17) 3.38 (2) 3.41 (13) 3.34 (1) 3.32 (17) 3.36 Pahang Con (1.458) (3) 1.46 (13) 1.43 (8) 1.44 (23)
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      586 20 Britannia offers some investment advice Britannia International their own to form part of a Investment Management balanced portfolio. Ltd. is one of the most Invested funds can be successful and longest linked to savings accounts, established investment or O ur Unit Trust Portfolio managers in the Channel Management Service. Islands
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    The way we were
    376 21 Paintings and postcards to show the Singapore of days gone by THERE used to be a Mount Wallich where the Ministry of National Development building now stands. And there was Telok Ayer Bay near the Thian Hock Keng Chinese temple at Telok Ayer Street. These are
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      826 22 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES; CLASSIFICATION GROUP *V Monday Friday 9.00 am 5.30 pm Ordinary $1 .00 per word (Min $15.00) /7% V_ (5.00 pm for next day) r __1 PntAriainmant il PnnH nuirln /V$ X I A J^ s Ik f\ N X Saturday 9.00 am 3.00 pm e ■rv $18.00
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      576 22 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing A SPECIALIST in upholstery/ custom-made sofas. Trade-in accepted. Reasonable price. *****40 (day)/ *****75 (night). CUSHION (SOFA'S) SET for reupholstering or made-to-order covers. Contact Anne Foo, *****80. RE-UPHOLSTERY OF OLD sofa for Homes, Hotels, offices and residence. Reasonable price. Tel: *****88 (anytime). REUPHOLBTERY, MADE-TO-MEASURE car cushions, sofa
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      558 22 26 Rentals VIDEO AND TV for rental. Dally and weekly. Phone *****90. Icto Pte Ltd. I^— l— M^^— 27 Wanted ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES offered for your gold, diamond, Jewellery, watches and pawnshop tickets. Phone: *****9, *****9 Address: 202, 2nd Floor, People's Park Centre BEST PRICES PAID for your Gold/ pawnshop
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      614 22 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN Jto)L HEALTH CENTRE 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture P^H ■PJBJKt HAVING PROBLEM SKIN? At Salon Monsieur we specialize in Electrical Treatments tot men with problem skin Let our qualified aestheticians analyse your skin type and
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      649 22 S»SWBMB««MMMWSW«BMS^SMEMBB^SMSMMSMaMBaBM 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor RENOVATION WORK FOR HDB, private houses, undertake office partltiona, awnings and furnishings, etc. *****15 anytime. FOR ALL YOUR plumbing needs, repairs and installation call *****89 between 9am 9pm. 37 Aircon/RefrigeraJor LEE MANG AIRCOND Refrigerator Services can solve all problems of servicing, repairing/ respraying of all refrigerators
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      1015 22 50 Office Equipment/ 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies Supplies The two day Rank Xerox copier warehouse sale you cantafford tomiss. i^PS^ dr^ in— ii intiiiMni For a very short time, you can get unbelievable bargains on a limited supply of used Xerox plain paper copiers. These machines are only available through
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      1144 22 ■flfl IT'S FULL OF OPPORTUNITIES M I A Htl for the business-minded at J^m.. ftll No. 60. Business Opportune f Bjk W IjVI ties. Amongst them today, ■■ifalHpli'MHßiii. S ■C3H for example, we have a JTm^^^ MR dinghy station at Sentosa Is- fffl. 1 ■Vjjl land for take-over and a
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      506 23 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive Applications are invited from suitably qualified Singapore citizens aged 22 to 32 for the positions of COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS The Job •Develop, document and maintain programs" for Commercial Application Systems which are real-time on-line as well as batch-oriented. •Provide programming support for distributed computing Requirements
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      642 23 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive Entertainment Complex in Orchard Road opening soon is looking for a: BAR MANAGER Benefits include medical, staff insurance, annual increment plus other fringe benefits. Only well qualified and experienced personnel will be considered. Please apply in writing with full details, curriculum vitae and recent
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      791 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical requires NEWSROOM ASSISTANT RESPONSIBILITIES: To assist reporters and sub-editors in preparation of news items for publication; To input or retrieve data, using Video Display Terminals linked to our computers, for processing by sub-editors; To transcribe from tapes. REQUIREMENTS:
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      566 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical INHWA ENTERPRISE PTE LTD requires ACCOUNTS CLERK e GCE 'O' Level e LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping. e Age 18 and above, e Able to type. We otter: Attendance benefit of $40 p.m. e 14 days annual leave e 5-day week e Free transportation e Free
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      464 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical [A leading insurance! company invites applicants for the position of: Candidates must either have made some progress in the Cll or All Examinations or working experience in insurance. Applicants should submit full details of age, qualifications, experience (if any), non-returnable photograph and a contact
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      484 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TONY WONG COMPANY (PTE) LTD A leading cassette manufacturing Company has immediate vacancy for a GENERAL CLERK Singapore citizen, e Age 17 to 25. GCE O' level. Ability to speak Mandarin and local dialects. Salary $330 to $500. Interested applicants please call personally at:
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      395 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established Engineering Supplies Company has vacancies for: ACCOUNTS CLERKS e GCE 'A' Level or good 'O' Level and LCCI Accounting 2-3 years book-keeping experience Computer knowledge useful e Mature and able to work independently TYPIST/ FILING CLERK e GCE O' Level Good typing
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      592 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical JUNIOR SECRETARY required to join team in fast-ex-panding medical equipment company. Good command of written and spoken English e Typing speed 60 wpm, shorthand speed 90-100 wpm e Some knowledge of office practice Salary commensurates with age and experience. Please reply with full resume
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      568 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Public Accountants firm requires: 1) AUDIT CLERKS GCE 'A' Level or its equivalent 2) TELEPHONE OPERATOR GCE O' Level Applications providing details of qualifications, experience if any and telephone number should be submitted to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 SINGAPORE
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      518 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A well established Manufacturing Company located at West Coast area requires: ACCOUNTS CLERK (FEMALE) LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping. e Able to type. e Preferably 1 year working experience. Applicants please call or write to:THE PERSONNEL OFFICER 57, PENJURU ROAD SINGAPORE 2260 Feeder Bus Service 245
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      383 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established pharmaceutical company requires GENERAL CLERK Requirements:--e Minimum education: Secondary 4 Must be able to type e Able to handle PMBX switchboard an advantage Interested applicants please calkKATHERINE TOH at *****79. A well established company has vacancy for a GENERAL CLERK at its
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      682 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Immediate vacancies GENERAL CLERKS/ TYPISTS Ability to type 35 wpm. Able to withstand pressure, e Minimum GCE 'O' level Call Priscilla: *****66 for an appointment t GENERAL CLERK e GCE 'O' level with credits In English Si Mathematics. Able to type. Knowledge of Accounts.
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      878 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical ENGINEERING COMPANY URGENTLY require General Clerk. GCE 'O' level. School leavers preferred. No experience required. Interested, please apply In own handwriting with full particulars to: Blk 1025, Eunos Ave. 2, #01-16, Singapore 1440. GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED urgently. Typing is essential, must have class 3
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      456 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical REQUIRED CHINESE FEMALE Typist/Clerk. Preferably school leavers. Interested please call *****30 (4 lines). TELEPHONIST /CLERK REQUIRED. Starting pay $400. Call *****84 between 1.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. for Interview. TYPISTS WITH EXPERIENCE required urgently by Accounting Firm. Please phone: Ms. Judy Koh, *****22. WANTED ONE
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      618 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales e) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES BUILDING INDUSTRY Very progressive international company marketing tools and consumables to the booming building industry requires two additional SALES REPRESENTATIVES to help our team cope with increasing sales. Requirements: Previous selling experience preferably In building products or tools
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      461 24 An established manufacturing concern invites applications for the posts of: FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES GCE 'O' Level preferably have 1 or 2 years of experience in marketing industrial products Ability to communicate effectively at all levels Possess a valid Class 3 driving licence Pl*as* writ* in with full particulars stating experience,
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      648 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales Company requires:A) TRAINEE SALES REPRESENTATIVES B) TRAINEE TECHNICIANS Requirements:1. Bilingual in English and Chinese 2. Secondary education 3. Possess class 2or 3 driving licence. Preferably with own motorbike for post B 4. Knowledge in repairing and maintenance of electronic equipment (post B only) Interested please
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      723 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales STOP SEARCHINGI Here's your chance to get into a challenging and rewarding sales career where your efforts would alwaya be appreciated and recognised. Unlimited income and job satisfaction await you. Experience whilst advantageous is not essential as those selected will be given intensive training at
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      824 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales WE REQUIRE CHINESE Shop Assistants for Goidhill Square. Male applicants must complete N.S., and Female, aged above 18 years. We offer very attractive salary, annual leave plus other generous benefits. Interested applicants please ring *****25 for interview appointment. YOU CAN BE our Beauty Advisor to
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      807 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical t) Technical USA B Hermetic Motor 1 Operation Re Ltd I I invites suitably qualified candidates for JB I the positions of IB I TOOL DIE MAKERS I I Applicants should have undergone a formal HS I apprenticeship training in tool die
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      544 25 66 Situations Vacant Technical REDIFFUSION SERVICES (S) PTELTD requires TRAINEE TECHNICIANS e GCE 'O' level from Science/ Technical stream. e Preferably with class 3 driving licence. e Completed National Service. e On-the-job training will be provided for selected candidates. Candidates will also be sponsored for courses leading to NTC 3
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      678 25 66 Situations Vacant i) Technical MALE CHINESE LABORATORY ASSISTANT Prefer with experience. GCE 'O' level Interested please write with full reeume enclosing non-returnable photo, contact telephone number toe* 8.T.80XAM773 390, Kim Sang Road Singapore 0923. Manufacturing Company require* PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR e Polytechnic, VITB In Mechanical Engineering. e With or without
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      438 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical AN ENGINEERING COMPANY requires a Machinist. 1 year experience, NTC 3 Certificate. Able to work Independently. Please contact David Low *****64. CHINESE AIRCON/REFRIGERATION requires Mechanics Call personally: Blk 3004, Bedok North Ave. 4 #01-1588, S'pore 1648. FACTORY IN ANG Mo Klo requires Fitter cum Welder
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      164 25 j HAPPY FACES I 1 at I GENERAL I U.S.A. t Television Appliance Re Ltd J Be a part of our happy team of: J With us, you're assured of a stable job, a caring employer and what's more... 5-day Work Week I Shift Allowance J Matching Payment for Employee
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      46 25 Fast results through CATS. Something For Everyone... In Today's Straits Times Classified Looking for a job? Work through the Classified Employment section there's a long list of job vacancies waiting for you any day of the week. C.A.T.S. I 737H66 I The Straits Times Classified's Employment
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      410 26 66 Situations Vaqant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production You can earn up to $500 PER MONTH &&^n6^&£*" WE HAVE VACANCIES PERMANENT 3RD SHIFT 11:00 pm to 7:00 am ROTATING SHIFTS 7:00 am to 3:00 pm 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm REQUIREMENTS: Age 16
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      294 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Come and see us at: WM The Personnel Department i^il Flextronics (S) Pte Ltd !%|p 1, Bedok Industrial Estate g||||| i 514, Chai Chee Street, #05-14 wfjMk Bus Service No: 229 Bedok Interchange) I gtrls Join tb e e r*|
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      350 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production HITACHI ELECTRONIC DEVICES (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. A multi-miliion Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company in Jurong has the following vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction. If you are: Physically fit Able to work 3 rotating shifts -t Completed
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      209 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production GENERAL (j^S* ELECTRIC USA TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE PTELTD Electronics Wfc^ (Singapore) Pte., Ltd. MHMk We are a Japanese Manufacturer specialized in making Car Radio Stereo Tape Player with interest in U.S.A. and European Market, invite applications for the following position: Requirements: Minimum qualification GCE 'O
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      333 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A well established Swiss manufacturing Company in Bukit Merah has immsdiata vacancies for MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Requirements: e Sec. 2to Sec. 4 e Ability to speak English e Completed N.S. (for male applicants only) We offer you the following: Attractive commencing salary 5-day work
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      528 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production DORMA A European company requiree: QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR (Male) e Basic salary $500 $600 e Can read blueprints e Experience in mechanical component inspection required e GCE 'O' Level or NTC 111 e Previous Q.C. experience would be an advantage e Prepared to work 2
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      677 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production CLEVELAND TANQBTEN (S) PTE LTD An expanding multi-national company haa need for the following producHon etaff: 1. LEADMEN 2. SETUP MEN 3. MACHINE OPERATORS Pteaae call peraonaHy for an interview at: 7 Lok Yang Way Singapore 2262 Tel: *****47/ *****90 Feeder service: 250 from Jurong
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      715 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous CMK SINGAPORE (PTE.) LTD. REQUIRES j GCE '0' or 'A' Level Age: 22 27 Completed National Service 2 3 years experience in relevant field Must possessed a clean class 3 driving licence Preferably bilingual. (English Mandarin) Able to work independently
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      532 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous (HDB PREFAB PROJECT) We are a major French Construction Company expanding our operations in the SouthEast Asian region. In line with our projected workload from t multi-million dollar project which is underway, we require the services of: A) SITE FOREMEN The successful candidates would preferably
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      598 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Established Company in Jurong requires immediately: SITE SUPERVISOR Minimum 2 years' site construction experience I Poly Diploma or equivalent Possess driving licence I Completed N.S. Able to take Land Survey MARINE CARPENTER 3to 5 years' working experience i Able to read blue-prints Above 25 years
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      471 27 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous Established piling company in- 1 vites suitable applicants to fill I up the following vacancies: I 1) SITE SUPERVISORS With experience in driven or bored piles installation 2) STOREKEEPER With 4-5 years' experience in storekeeping of piling heavy machineries spare parts 3) MECHANICS With few
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      400 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous has immediate vacancies for A) FEMALE COUNTER RECEPTIONISTS/CASHIERS B) WAITRESSES C) COOKS D) CASHIER E) DISPENSERS F) BUS BOYS G) SECURITY GUARD Attractive salaries and other fringe benefits including Medical hospitalisation N.W.C. increments 1 2/3 months bonus Uniform Increment after 3 months Generous annual leave
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      339 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SEAMEO Regional Language Centre Invites applications for the following posts: A) SERVICE ATTENDANTS (Male) Gross Salary: $416 p.m. Candidates should have completed full-time National Service and have at least Secondary 2 education. They must be prepared to work shifts. B) HOUSEMAIDS (Female) Gross Salary: $402
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      443 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous THE MANDARIN SINGAPORE requires STEWARDING SUPERVISOR (NIGHT) *GCE 'O' level ♦Relevant experience ♦Salary $620 CONFIDENTIAL CLERK (FEMALE) ♦Preferably GCE 'A' level "Typing knowledge ♦Satary $500 BENEFITS ♦Night shift allowance ♦Free meal ♦Free medical dental care ♦Bonus Interested applicants, ptease call at Personnel Department 333 Orchard
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      642 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Wing Tai Garment Mfy (S) Pte Ltd has vacancies for KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR e GCE O' level e English stream Female e Some experience on IPM 3742 preferred e Training will be provided AIRCOND SUPERVISOR e Some knowledge in airconditioning refrigeration system e 7 years working
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      538 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PHILIPS requires STORE ASSISTANTS Completed secondary 4 education Physically fit Completed or exempted from full-time National Service Store experience preferred but not essential Those interested please call personally today at: The Personnel Department Philips Singapore Pte Ltd (Video Overseas Strategic Centre) Lorong 1, Toa Pay
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      504 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MEXICAN RESTAURANT REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING: 1. WAITERS SALARY $400 TO $650 (optional straight or split shift) 2. BEVERAGE WAITRESS SALARY $400 TO $650 (optional straight or split shift) 3. COOKS PLEASE APPLY PERSONALLY TODAY AND TOMORROW TO: THE MANAGER CHICOS N CHARLIES RESTAURANT 541 ORCHARD
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      355 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous 1) COOKS Willing to learn Vietnamese cooking 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 3) KITCHEN HELPERS Apply 2pm to spm SAIGON RESTAURANT 4TH FLOOR, FABER HOUSE 230 ORCHARD ROAD Opposite Mohan Immediate Vacancies For:--1) FEMALE AND MALE FACTORY WORKERS 2) DRIVERS CUM FACTORY WORKERS Apply personally at: TONG
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      501 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Stock Brokers require the following:--1) DRIVER 2) DESPATCH BOY (Preferably with driving licence) Interested, please apply to:THE MANAGER ALFA-PACIFIC SECURITY PTE Tan Ean Kiam Building #05-00 15 Phillip Street Singapore 0104 or tel: *****8 for an interview STORE ASSISTANT required e Minimum valid class 3
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      521 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DRIVERS WANTED e Clean driving record. Must complete N.S Call Priscilla at: *****66. FUN'S FLORIST NURSERY require: Delivery Van Drivers, Nurserymen/ladies aged 20-30. Salary: $450-500 Incentives. Tel: *****07 for interview. GLENEAGLES HOSPITAL requires (1) THEATRE ORDERLY (2) JUNIOR HAIRDRESSER Interested applicants, please call personally:--4 Napier
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      909 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY CUM STOREMAN required urgently by an Established Trading Company. Must be hardworking and possess class 3 licence. Call personally at: 604, North Bridge Road. Tel: *****93. DRIVER CUM DELIVERY Man. Experience not necessary. Must possess class 3 driving licence. Call personally at: Wong Loong
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      768 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous OFFICE BOY REQUIRED. Call personally at: #10-04, High Street Centre, 1, North Bridge Road, Singapore 0617 between 9.30am to 4.00pm. PIANO TEACHER, FEMALE. Parttime. Apply stating age, qualifications, telephone contact to: S.T. Box A*****, 390 Kim Seng Road. Singapore 0923. REQUIRED FEMALE CASHIER to work
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      783 28 72 Vehicles For Hire Pickups, Vans, Trucks Saloon Cars. On Daily, Weekly, Monthly Lease. Call: Sime Darby Services Re. Ltd Tel: *****46/ *****3 DAIHATSU LORRY, DATSUN C2O Trucks, Petrol/Diesel, Pick-ups for rent. Popular Express Service, 8 8A Moonstone Lane. Tel: *****80/*****81. AIRCONDITIONED NEW CARS for hire. Reasonable rates. Free mileage
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      583 28 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun 1975, DATSUN 100A Aircond, hi-fi, cassette, cushion cover. PARF. Metallic paint. New tyres. Excellent condition. $15,200. Tel: *****95. 1962 NISSAN SUNNY 1.5 GL Coupe. One owner, brand new condition. New tax. Aircond. Done 3,000 kms. $27,500 0.n.0. Tel: *****0 Barry Tay. ALMOST 1978 DATSUN
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      871 28 76 Vehicles For Sale d) Fiat ELIGIBLE PARF 1977 June Flat 131 Mirafiori. 1600 c.c. Tax September. $11,800. Can loan $9,000. Phone: *****52, 23 Lorong Blawak. ALMOST 1980, FIAT 131 Mirafiori. Aircond, sport rims, radio, cassette. Excellent condition. $19,500. Tel: *****58. 1974, FIAT 132 5-speed 1800 c.c. Non-PARF. Alrcond, radio,
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      757 28 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda ER NUMBER PLATE Honda Accord. Aircon, Hl-fl stereo. 2nd owner. Beautiful condition *****12 Jason Lim. JAN. '81 HONDA Accord, 4-door manual, excellent condition, one owner. $35,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****30, Alice. MID '80 IMMACULATE Honda Civic. 2nd generation 5-door. Aircon, hl-fl, spoilers, beautiful lining. Above
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      839 29 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes IMPORTED 81 MAY Mercedes Benz 200 manual, original white with full accessories, showroom condition. Please call Edward, Tel: *****55. SEE TO APPRECIATE 1980 Mercedes 200 (manual) with full accessories, easy loan arrangeable. Highest offer secures. Contact: S.E. Ho, *****5. 1 PRIVATE OWNER White Mercedes
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      787 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi MID 1979 GALANT Sigma Stationwagon, alrcon, radio/ cassette, 1 private owner, immaculate condition. Tel: *****40 NON-PARF 75 Oalant 2000 GSR, 5-speed, aircon, sports rims, radio/ cassette, $9,200. Block 96, Lorong 3, Toa Payoh, #01-42. SEPT '79 MIT. galant. 5-speed, square lights, air-con, cassette, very
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      380 29 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota 1980 TOYOTA CARINA One owner. Power windows, alrcond., radio cassette. Excellent condition. Phone *****78. 1980 TOYOTA SUPER Crown 2.6 Fully automatic. One company owner. Alrcond., cassette. Tel: *****35. 1982, DEC. CELICA 2000 XT. 1 private owner. Showroom condition. With accessories. $36,000 0.n.0. Tel: Peter
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      789 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others FULBOON ENTERPRISE 190 Tanjong Katong Road Tal: *****00/*****38 1982 Honda Accord EX S/rlms 1981 Suzuki SS4O 1981 Datsun Bluebird 1980 Toyota Starlet 1975 Toyota Corolla 1200 1974 Mlt Lancer 1400 All Abova Vahiclat PARF Eliglbla. Loan/ Insurance Available, Trade-In Acceptable. SAAB 900 GLS 5-dOOr
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      712 29 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale in) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles I Tilt Cab; Standard feature KBBB^BfaflHßßHßtaflßfl > >x B on Trsder 3 ton "i '<," HIM -^v l^""''*ff *i 1 1 m
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      492 29 n) Motor Cycles/ Scooters GOOD YAMAHA RXKI3S $540. RXSIIS $480 Kawasaki GTOIIO Z2OO $280. Suzuki GPIOON $260. GNI2S $570 Scrambler PE2SO/ KEI2S $280. Honda CB4OOT C8750 $880. GSX2SO/ GS42ST $850. Call *****17 Low, No 12 Gopeng Street (Opp. Tanjong Pagar Plaza Blk 4). NEW VESPA SELLING lowest price, free Shoel
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      421 29 77 Vehicles Wanted HIGHEST CASH OFFER for nonPARF/ PARF/ SZ vehicles. Tel. *****69/ *****9 Francis Ng. HIGH PRICE FOR Company or non-PARF cars. Strictly cash. Heng Hoe Brothers Trading Company. Tel: *****19/ *****80/ *****53. URGENTLY WANTED FEW units secondhand cars. Any capacity model. Immediate payment. Contact *****00 *****36/ night *****24.
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      333 29 85 Housing Loans Sound Secure provides PROPERTY FINANCE for Residential Commercial properties CALL *****92 *****47 FOR DETAILS A.P. no, 3326 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses e DIST. 11 DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW located In good and quiet residential area. 4 bedrooms, large matured I garden with swimming pool. e DIST. 10
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      680 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 23 Hilltop executive bungalow In prestigeous locality. 4 well-appointed bedrooms with bathrooms en-sulte. Large lounge/ dining areas. Additional family room. Study. Separate servant's room/ bathroom. Huge entertainment area, Plenty of storage area. Well designed kitchen. Fully alrconditloned. Matured garden. Swimming pool. It interested in
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      567 29 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses THOMSON WESTLAKE AVENUE Beautiful 3-bedroomed semi-de-tached near Yaohan supermarkets, servant's, matured garden, tastefully furnished. $2,150. East Coast beautifully furnished 3bedroomed terrace $2,000. Richard Low Housing *****81. BRADDELL HEIGHTS, 20 minutes to Orchard Road, on hill top bungalow. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, separate llvlng/dlnlng opens to
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      785 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OIST 16, JALAN KUPANG doublestofey semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, large living hall, matured garden, fully furnlsned, available immediately. $2,100. GE Housing, *****38. DIST 15, NEAR SIGLAP market, double-storey terrace, unfurnished, $1,700. Dist 16, Upper East Coast Road double-storey terrace, furnished/ aircon, $2,100. Tel: *****8/ *****08. DIST
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      535 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses PRELUDE ENTERPRISE, *****78 offers: Dist. 10, Duchess Avenue. Beautifully renovated doublestorey bungalow. 6 bedrooms. $7,000. SEMI-DETACHED, OFF HOLLAND Road, Hong Leong Condomi iiium. Lion Tower Apartments available now and July. *****85 (Agents). SERANGOON GARDEN SINGLESTOREY semi-detached Fully furnished. Large garden, 3 bedrooms, rental: $1,400. Tel:
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      637 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses WE HAVE FURNISHED/ unfurnished houses/ apartments in Dlst 9, 10, 11 or any other localities. Call *****14, Agent. 2-STOREY CORNER TERRACE house for rental at 61 Chun Tin Road, Bukit Tlmah 7 1/2 m.s. Contact tel. *****91. DIST. 17 SINGLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED Furnished Rental $1,600. Tel:
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      628 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Draycott Towers $6,000 Hillcrest Arcadia $6,000 Grangeford $3,500 Sommerville Park $6,000 RidgewOOd (with big terrace) $5,500 APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR SALE Horizon Towers $850,000 King's Mansion $780,000 Oasis Garden $550,000 dementi Park $550,000 HOUSES FOR LEASE
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      483 30 FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS e CairnhiU Walk-up $2,600 e Paterson Tower Mais $5,500 e Hong Leong Garden (high/low floor) $2,600 PARTIALLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS e Mt. Faber Lodge (Apt/Mais) $3,000-$4,500 Surrey Point Apt $1,400 Nim Park Lower Mais. $3,500 e Green Meadow (Upp/Lower Mais) $1,700-$2,000 ACUMEN REALTY CENTRE *****22. MOUNT FABER LODGE
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      754 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Diat. 10 DYNASTY GARDEN brand new condominium with swimming pool sauna facilities, near to school supermarket, several unit* available $4,500 Other*... Balmoral Park Townhouse/ Court, Beverly Mai, Calrnhill Plaza, Draycott Tower/ Maisonette, Elizabeth Tower, Naga Court, Sommerville Maisonette/ Townhouse. LINDTRAC AGENCY *****79 (5 line*) Diat
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      833 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments APARTMENT AVAILABLE FROM $1,800 onwards. Braddell View, Farrer Court, Sims Mansion, Cavenagh Court, Ridgewood, Hillcrest Arcadia and many more. Furnished or unfurnished. *****47/ 8. BEVERLY MAI Behind Hilton Htel, luxurious maisonette, 3 bedrooms, large balcony. Living/ dining. Central aircond. Swimming pool. Available 15th June 1983.
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      801 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments APARTMENT AT KENG LEE Road. 3 rooms, 2 aircons with attached bathrooms, beautifully furnished. Rent $2,800 negotiable. Contact *****90 (Agent). BALESTIER ROAD GROUNDFLOOR fully furnished/ aircon, $1,800. Sophia Road walk-up apartment, furnished/ alrcon, $2,300. Tel: *****8/ *****08. CAIRNHILL PLAZA, BEAUTIFULLY furnished spacious 2-bedroomed apartment with
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      795 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LUCKY TOWER APARTMENT with artificial waterfall. 4 bedrooms (bathroom attached), servant's room, partially furnished, available June. Tel: *****33. MICHEL APARTMENT Tanglin district, new furnishings, luxurious, airconditloned l-bedroom flat. All modern conveniences. S'pore *****82. MOUNT FABER LODGE 2 units maisonettes, 3 bedrooms, 2,540 sq ft. Partially
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      753 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments 4-5-ROOMED SERANGOON PARK Jurong, Ang Mo Kio, Tamplnes, Yishun. $850 above. *****8/*****3. 5-ROOMED FLAT IN Jurong West, furnished with new furniture. Tel: *****30. c) Rooms BALMORAL ROAD, GARDEN detached bungalow. Aircon room with sitting room, bathroom attached. T.V., fridge, heater, kitchen, laundry, car park, private
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      660 31 87 Accommodation Wanted t) Apartments NEWLY ARRIVED EXPATRIATES require accommodation In dlst. 5, 10, 11, 15, 20, or other residential estate. Flexible budget. $1,800 to $5,500. Owners please call *****18. SMALL INDONESIAN FAMILY requires terrace houses, apartments HDB flats in any locality, flexible budget. Owner please call: *****42. URGENTLY REQUIRES
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      1049 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses f 1 CLUNYHILL PARK BUNGALOWS 9 units only Freehold land Exclusive Residential District Developer: CLUNY HILL (PTE) LTD (wholly-owned subsidiary of DBS Land Ltd) For Enquiries and Bookings (Principals Only) Tel: *****13 Viewing By Appointment Only Developer's Licence
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      831 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 15, NEW AND modern 3storey townhouse, with private garden, 3 bedrooms, with attached bathrooms, area 2,500 sq.ft. for $580,000. Atona Properties *****34. DIST. 19, SERANGOON GARDEN vicinity, single-storey corner terrace, 3 bedrooms, area 5,400 sq.ft., matured garden, selling $470,000. Atona Properties *****34. DIST.
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      767 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Garden Phase 11. Modern 2 1/2-storey terrace. Well renovated. 3-bed-roomed/ servant's. Approx. 2,000 sq.ft. Hongswee, *****11. DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACH-ED IN dist. 28. Big compound, 6,100 sq.ft., new paint. $600,000 negotiable. Contact *****90 (Agent). JALAN MATA AVER. Well maintained single-storey 4 bedrooms
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      670 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Everything you've always wanted f in a home, and more til I I <n'CSiiMo> W$M& 5 W&r. i «/~x UIJ WK''- t^V3ifli $a Tv\£ r m^"^ Wf^ r y
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      442 31 89 Properties For Seie 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments j in i m"nr— Balmeg Court Modern Condominium on Balmeg Hill Apartments and Stepped Houses Beautifully designed Panoramic sea-view Next to Haw Par Villa Easy access to City Jurong Tennis Court, Swimming Pool Club House Freehold
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      735 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments Dist 0922, Singapura Mansion, 1,754 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, tenanted 31/7/83 $2,800, $530,000 negotiable. Dist 0719, Woh Hup Complex, 2,200 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms, tenanted 31/5/83 $2,800, $525,000 negotiable. Dist 1027, Himiko Court Block 1, 3 bedrooms, 1,929 sq.ft., approximate completion/ occupation May '83, $700,000
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      834 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE Dist. 11 brand new Watten Estate Condominium. 2 bedrooms with attached bathrooms, 1,000 sq.ft. Full condo facilities. $440,000 0.n.0. Michael Allan Realty, *****31/*****91. GOOD INVESTMENT, DIST 11, Thomson Mansion, brand new condominium apartment, area 2,000 sq.ft., split-level living, 3 bedrooms, with
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      552 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 11, HILLCREST ARCADIA Dossina Block, facing pool and morning sun on high floor with 4 bedrooms. Area: 2,003 sq.ft. Asking for $630,000. Call *****04. DIST. 15 RICH EAST Garden Condominium 2,255 sq.ft. Maisonette. Facing pool, morning sun. Freehold. Dagold Properties: *****00/ *****89.
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      869 32 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DISTRICT 10 4TH FLOOR walk-up apt., 970 sq.ft., 3-bedroomed, 999 yr. lease, $320,000 ono. Tel. *****38 after 4 pm. DIST. 0409, BRAND NEW maisonette, 3 bedrooms, area 2,560 sq.ft., for sale. Contact Claymore Realty: *****22. DIST. 15 MEYER TOWER above 12th floor, Type
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      778 32 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments TOA PAYOH NORTH 3-roomed corner flat, partly furnished, aircond, kitchen cabinet, terrazo/ parquet flooring. Highest offer secures. Please ring *****21. 5-ROOMED BEDOK NORTH Renovated $130,000, Clementi $155,000, Holland Drive $145,000, Boon Lay $110,000, Marine Terrace $170,000. Tel: *****87/ *****74. BEDOK SOUTH, 5-ROOMED, well
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      1569 32 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted I We are a Development Organisation I I interested in residential sites for I I developing bungalows, semi-detached, I I terrace houses and condominiums. I I If you possess what we are looking for, I and have the intention of selling
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      502 32 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Warehouse containerised cargo at SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE Where every floor is a 'ground 1 floor New Generation Features 14 storeys, 100,000 sq. metres. 2 container hoists, 14 high speed lifts. Containers unstuffed on your floor. Central location (River Valley Road, outside CBD). Competitive
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      307 32 93 Office Spaces b) Rental FAR EAST FINANCE BLDG 8 Robinson Road ft Mezzanine floor, prime of- 5 fice space on 2nd-storey with 8 D partitions, area 3498 sq.ft. for J5 immediate rent. k jj TEL: *****11 ft Miss Ng S GSM BUILDING MIDDLE ROAD 1 unit available for rental.
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      139 35 ROME, Mon. Roma won the Italian soccer championship for the first time in 41 years yesterday after a 1-1 draw with hosts Genoa, which gave them an unassailable threepoint lead over Juventus, in the season's penultimate game. Roma took an early lead through Roberto Pruzzo
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      61 35 Shakhtyor through MOSCOW, Mon. Shakhtyor Donestsk earned a place in next season's European Cup-winners' Cup when they edged out Metallist Kharkov 1-9 (half-time 1-0) in the Soviet Cup soccer final here yesterday. Yashchenko scored the decisive goal In the 23rd minute to bring the Cup to Shakhtyor for the fourth
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      77 35 Grasshopper command Division One ZURICH, Mon. Defending champions Grasshopper Zurich went to the top of the Swiss First Division soccer table yesterday with a 3-2 away win over rivals FC Zurich, a club plagued by internal dissent. With six league matches to go. Grasshopper lead Servette Geneva on goal average,
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      148 35 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Ajax Amsterdam clinched the Dutch League title for the 21st time with a comfortable 4-1 away win over Helmond Sport. With only one match left to play, Ajax have 56 points from 33 matches and an unassailable four-point lead over second-placed Feyenoord, 3-1 winners
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    510 35 NORTH AMERICAN: Vancouver Whitecaps 1 Seattle Sounders 0, Tampa Bay Rowdies 3 Montreal Manic 2. AUSTRIAN First Division: Austria Salzburg 3 Linz Lask 1, Austria Vienna 1 Austria Klagenfurt 0, SSW Innsbruck 1 SC Simmering 0, SC Neusiedl 2 Rapid Vienna 1, Sturm Graz 2 Vienna 1,
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    Lock icon Injury may rule out star Magath
    102 35 HAMBURG, Mon. West German World Cup midfielder Felix Magath may miss Hamburg's European Cup soccer final against Italy's Juventus in Athens on May 25 because of a ruptured muscle during Hamburg's 2-1 win over Hertha Berlin two days ago. Magath, who stepped down from
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    221 35 McEnroe's first claycourt win in four years NEW YORK, Mon. John McEnroe won his first claycourt tournament in four years yesterday when he beat fellow New Yorker Vitas Gerulaitis 6-3, 7-5 in the final of the US$3OO,OOO World Championship Tennis Tournament of Champions. Relying on touch far more
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    Lock icon The sweet smell of success
    122 35 PERUGIA, Mon. Hungary's Andrea Tamasvari captured her first major tennis title at the tender age of 17 yesterday with a crushing 6-1, 6-0 victory over American Bonnie Gadusek in the final of the Italian Open. Andrea continued where she had left off in the semi-finals,
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    399 35 DETROIT Tigers beat California Angels 5-1 in a major American League baseball game. Other results American: Kansas 6 Toronto 1, Seattle 4 Boston 2, Minnesota 6 New York 5, Milwaukee 6 Texas 3, Cleveland 13 Chicago 6, Oakland A's 1 Baltimore 0. National: Atlanta 4 Houston 3, Mets
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    Lock icon Yugoslavs miss the formality
    208 35 Yugoslavs miss the formality ZAGREB, Yugoslavia, Mon. Yugoslavia beat Tunisia 3-0 in their European Zone B Davis Cup first-round match when the last two singles were abandoned because of rain here yesterday. British chief referee Fred Howes agreed with the two captains that the match should be officially declared in
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    125 35 DUSSELDORF, Mon. Spain and Australia reached the final of the US$l5O,OOO ($313,500) World Team Tennis Cup after beating title-holders the United States and newcomers New Zealand, respectively, yesterday. Spain took both singles off the Americans. Veteran Manuel Orantes beat Brian Gottfried 6-2, 6-4 and Jose Higueras
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  • OBITUARIES
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      142 Condolences
      24 36 MR. RAMALINGAM SATHASIVAM Peter Chew wishes to express his deepest sympathy and condolences to Mrs. Sathasivam on the demise of her husband.
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      137 36 MR. JOHN TAN KIM SONG AGE: 58 Passed away peacefully on 6th May '83 leaving behind loved ones. Cortege will leave 338-6 River Valley Road (0923) on Thursday 12.5.83 at 1.30 pm. for St. Bernadette Church and then to Mt. Vernon Crematorium. MR K.S. MANIAM (Age 83) Retired
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      257 36 In Loving Memory of Mr. M. MANICKAM Departed 10th May 1982 Fondly remembered by wife, children and in-laws. IN MEMORIAM S.P. SOON MAY 10 1977 Dearly remembered by those who loved him. MR EAGAMBARAM S/O SUBRAMANIAM Departed 10.5.82 In silence and in solitude a year has gone
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    All-rounder at the helm
    131 36  -  J. RAJENDRAN ALL-ROUNDER S. Muruthi will captain Singapore in the three-day Inter-port cricket match against Hongkong at the Padang from Friday. Hongkong will take on a Singapore Cricket Association President's XI in a oneday friendly at Balestier Road today. At the Padang tomorrow they meet the
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    476 36 Glorious Guo makes it a fitting farewell TOKYO, Mon. China won six out of seven titles in the 37th world table tennis championships which ended here today. After yesterday's upset defeat in the men's doubles by a Yugoslav pair, the Chinese made a clean sweep
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    Lock icon Richards in run romp
    259 36 LONDON, Mon. Viv Richards missed a century by four runs but the West Indies and Somerset batsman sent champions Sussex crashing in their first Sunday Cricket League outing of the English season yesterday. Richards hit a six and seven fours and was still there when Somerset
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      Bay filly fetches record $33,000 at sale
      190 37  -  TONTO By IPOH, Mon. A bay filly by Hunka Papa out of Heroyale was the highlight of the 10th sale; of Malaysian-bred horses at the Ipoh racecourse last Saturday. Singaporean George Teo outbidded the others to pay a record $33,000 $1,000 more than
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      124 37 JOCKEY Eddie Delahoussaye sending three-year-old Canadianbred colt Sonny's Halo across the finishing line two lengths clear of his rival, 15-1 longshot Desert Wine, to take the 199th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, Louisville, over the weekend. Starting joint favourite at 5 to 2, the
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      A.K. had best of two worlds
      699 37  - A.K. had best of two worlds EPSOM JEEP By BUT for a quirk of fate, jockey Cheam Ah Kin would perhaps be still riding in Hongkong. In 1978, A.K., as he was popularly known, accepted an offer he could not refuse. He was invited by T.C. Cheng, a top Chinese
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      Teh's hot tip went a-begging
      405 37  -  EPSOM JEEP SHADOWFAX 111, winner of the richest classic on the local turf the $200,008 Perak Derby at Ipoh last Sunday, was a hot tip straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak. Still, this classy four-year-old English horse, who had a week earlier won
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      281 37 IPOH, Mon. How the beaten favourites fared over the weekend SATURDAY (good going): RACE 3: Principality was a long way back and never looked a threat. Switched out for a run on straightening, he finished fourth to Pulau Tioman V. Jockey Lam was warned by the stewards to
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      Bukit Timah weights
      1455 37 WEIGHTS, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's racing at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 2 Div. 2 1,600m (Ratings: 113-104) 3 Estrella De Espana 57 113 11 Up Again 11 56 111 8 Neptune Topaz 55.5 110 1 E3 Trago 55.5 110 13 Fire Phoenix 55.5 110
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      75 37 PARIS, Mon. Jeu De Paille and Esprit Du Nord dominated the finish of the Prix Hocquart, run over 2 400 m at Longchamp yesterday, and will resume their battle in the Prix Du Jockey Club on June 5. Ridden by Henri Samani, Jeu De Paille won by half
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      11 37  -  JON BY "Hopefully we've picked a winner this time."
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      124 37 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 1 THE DIRECTORS, II I MANAGEMENT AND STAFF I I PEWTER INDUSTRIES I I SINGAPORE PTE LTD I I Express their deepest sympathies and I S condolences to OUR MANAGING 1 DIRECTOR MR. C.C. CHAI FAMILY 8 during their recent bereavement of their B
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      248 37 141 Deaths 141 Deaths CHAI SERN AGE 66 CALLED HOME TO BE WITH THE LORD ON 8-5-83. SADLY MISSED BUT ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY:SONS: DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: CHAI FIN CHONG CHAI CHEN CHONG CHONG CHAI HIANG DAUGHTERS: SON-IN-LAW: CHAI LHEE FONG YONG FOO KONG CHAI LHEE LING CHAI LHEE TANN (ELISA) GRAND CHILDREN:
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      72 37 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER MR TAN SWEE YAM Departed 10th May 1975 Thou art gone, dear father, Gone beyond the world of tears. But the memory of you will ever linger Through the passing years. Sadly mi«sed but always remomb*red by children and grandchildren.
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      71 37 The family of the late Mrs. Chua Hong Phor nee (Mdm Chan Choy Kiew) Withes to thank all relatives, friends and colleague* for their kind attendance, assistance. condolences, scrolls and wreath* during their recent bereavement. The family of the late TAN WENG SWEE, ANDREW Wish to express their
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      71 37 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE LEONG NEE MOY EXPRESS THEIR HEARTFELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO ALL RELATIVES, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATES FOR THEIR KIND ASSISTANCE, ATTENDANCE, CONDOLENCES, WREATHS AND DONATIONS DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. RONNIE WONG SEET KHEE OF CDK PTE LIMITED THE FAMILY OF the late Mdm Lim
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    Lock icon Lord of soccer in Malaysia
    204 38 Lord of soccer in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Englishman Frank Lord was yesterday appointed Malaysia's national soccer coach on an 18-month contract. His first major task is to prepare Malaysia for the South-east Asia Games in Singapore from May 28June 6. Other big assignments for Lord, who will be assisted
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    Lock icon Republic line up duel with champs Pahang
    196 38 PAHANG, the newlycrowned Malaysia Cup champions, will meet Singapore's South-east Asia Games soccer squad in a friendly match at the National Stadium on May 22. The Football Association of Singapore yesterday accepted Pahang's request to test the Republic. Pahang wanted to play the
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    Fandi hits two for champions Niac
    111 38 FANDI AHMAD scored both goals as champions Niac Mitra beat Arseto 2-0 in their final Indonesian Galatama League match in Jakarta last night. The victory placed Niac, who were already assured of the title last week, on 42 points from 28 games, three ahead
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    $15,000 joy for Jubilee
    45 38 JUBILEE Sports Club, who look certain to regain their former National Football League Division One status, received a $15,000 "bonus" last night for their dedication and fine displays. The windfall came from Sports Equipment Far East, agents for Umbro and Uhlsports.
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    Rained off
    20 38 FOUR Singapore Business Houses Footoall League Division Three matches scheduled for yesterday were called off because of rain.
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    Lock icon Aussie sports results
    270 38 SYDNEY, Mon. Results of football matches played over the weekend in Australia: Australian football: In Melbourne: Essendon 21.11 (137) bt Richmond 16.16 (112), Melbourne 16.12 (108) bt St Kilda 11.9 (78), North Melb 21.16 (142) bt Hawthorn 13.13 (91), Fitzroy 11.10 (76) bt Geelong 9.13 (67), Collingwood
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    Sentosa trial for Cup
    137 38 THE inaugural Sentosa Invitation golf championships, scheduled for mid-July, has been designated as one of the three local tournaments to be used in the selection of the national teams for the Potra and Nomura Cap tournaments. The other two tournaments to count are the recently-concluded Singapore
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    Kicking off with a classic clash
    448 38  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE will kick off the South-east Asia Games soccer tournament at the National Stadium on May 28 with a clash against Malaysia after the opening ceremony at 6 p.m. The two perennial rivals joined the Philippines in Group A after yesterday's
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    Tough for Hill to reach peak
    216 38  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SINGAPORE'S Peter Hill (right) will be in for a tough time when he takes part in the inaugural Magnolia Squash Classic in Kuala Lumpur from May 2t-23. The organisers have divided the eight competitors into two groups and Peter Is with
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    The Games axe falls on three
    168 38  - The Games axe falls on three PETER SIOW THE Basketball Association of Singapore have axed three players K. Harikrishnan, Ng Hung Kee and woman Ong Poh Huay in their final build-up for the South-east Asia Games from May 28June 6. Hari has been ineffective for some months now because of
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    In the final
    53 38 THE Bank of Korea confirmed their place in the final of the triangular basketball tournament when they brushed aside the Philippines' Masagana 99 98-92 (half-time 48-39) at the Gay World Stadium last night. In an earlier match, Temasek Junior College boys outplayed the national women's team 85--52
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    Lock icon Fairy-tale ending unfolds for Faldo
    327 38 VERSAILLES, Mon. Nick Faldo began the week planning a break from golf and finished it by claiming the French Open title in an exciting sudden-death play-off here yesterday. Faldo, 25, snatched his first national Open crown at the third extra hole in a three-way clash
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    Lock icon Day of the novices
    250 38 CHANGI'S Wong Heng Seng led a group of high handicappers who played well above expectations in the Sembawang Open golf championships over the weekend. Heng Seng (handicap 23) carded a gross 85 for a nett 62. This was not only the best nett and gross totals
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    292 38 WILLIAM LYOU, driving a Nissan Pulsar 1.5, maintained his lead in the Castrol Alpine Autotest championship at Kallang over the weekend. Lyou clocked 5 min 10.86 sec. the fastest time of the day to bag the overall win in Round Two. Results: Mini Class: 1 Winston Lee
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      92 38 BASKETBALL Women: S'pore v Shell; Men: Singapore v Masagana 99 (Gay World. 6.30 and 8 p.m.). BOWLING Carlsberg Stars of Tomorrow c'ships (Kallang Bowler-Drome, 10 a. m.). CRICKET Friendly: SCA President's XI v Hongkong (Balestier Road, 11 a.m.). HOCKEY Friendly: IA v SCC (Padang, 5.15). SOCCER Friendly: S'pore Malays Selection
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    1125 39 Countdown to the SEA Games... continuing the Thai challenge Terror timetable is the driving force behind the golden safari 4 YOU think we're turning them into Supermen? That's our aim. You've never seen any team training like us, have you? Our aim is to win 12 gold medals
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    728 39  -  Shirley Tan Stories by I'll show Rabuan who rules the fast lane, says Suchart REVENGE... that's the ambition burning in Suchart Jaesuraparp's heart. He can be jogging on the dusty cinder track at the Bangkok National Stadium, casually sipping Coke at Muang Pohl, the athletics training
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    106 40 Nakasone's toast to friendship with Asean MR Yasuhiro Nakasone (right) proposing a toast to the Malaysian Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, at a lunch hosted by the Japanese Prime Minister in Kuala LumEur yesterday at which e spelt oat a blueprint to cement close cooperation with Asean countries.
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    504 40 4 ANDROPOV is the former head of the KGB. He has never stepped a foot in non-communist country and he does not begin to understand what a free society is like. I think the only thing that has begun to move him has been
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    335 40 Hitler 'diaries' reporter sued for fraud BONN, Mon. The West German magazine Stern today filed a lawsuit for fraud against its reporter Gerd Heidemann over the forged so-called diaries of Adolf Hitler, which he claimed to have found. Stern said in a statement that publisher Henri Nannen had filed a
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    48 40 BEIJING, Mon. A peasant, Leng Zhizhong, has been jailed for two years for killing and eating a giant panda, one of the world's rarest animals, the People's Daily said today. The panda, called Hanhan (Foolish), lived in Wolong reserve in the south-western province of Sichuan Reuter
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    Indonesian decision no joy for our oilmen
    312 40  -  RONNIE LIM By Our Energy Correspondent INDONESIA'S decision to shelve three of its major oil and petrochemical projects "is no cause for excitement" for refiners in Singapore. This is because the projects had been planned for after 1985, and while the news provided
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    83 40 SEOUL, Mon. Visiting Indian Foreign Minister Narasimha Rao and his South Korean counterpart Lee BumSuk today agreed that the two countries should step up bilateral cooperation as a model for the so-called SouthSouth cooperation. Reports said Mr Rao, who arrived in Seoul on Saturday, had asked
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    43 40 GENEVA, Mon. Toothaches, which used to be a problem in industrialised countries, is now more prevalent in Third World nations, the World Health Organisation said yesterday in a report. The reversal is because industrialised countries have cut down on sweets. AP
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    309 40 MOSCOW, Mon. For the first time, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda confirmed today that Soviet leader Yuri Andropov had been made chairman of the Soviet Defence Council. The post, whose existence was revealed for the first time in 1976, is usually associated with that
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    43 40 GENEVA, Mon. Talks on emergency aid began today between five of the world's poorest countries and potential donor nations. The 10-day meeting was requested by Afghanistan, Bhutan, Laos, Maldives and Western Samoa and arranged by the UN develop- ment programme. UPI
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 8.13 points to 1,224.46 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Ex- change today. AP
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    51 40 SAN JUAN (Argentina), Mon. Police here yesterday ended a three-day strike after authorities agreed to look into their demands, officials said. More than 1,500 policemen had locked themselves in a sports stadium just outside the city last Thursday to back demands for better pay and working conditions.
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      303 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE One of the Big Four local banks has set up a unit trust in Hongkong for foreigners to invest in the Singapore and Malaysian stock markets. Hongkong has been chosen as the base for the fund because of its tax advantage, reports
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      Lock icon Who invented the computer?
      1504 1 There is a big fight going on in the United States over who invented the computer. The prize is a place in history. WILLIAM BROAD details the rounds of charges and counter-charges. Was it Professor Charles Bahhage (right) and his Analytical Machine (below)? HISTORY is rife
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        Light up a friendly mood
        534 2 As people tend to be friendlier in candlelight, a French woman's team offers a unique service to create this atmosphere. MAY HO reports. GIVEN half a chance, Michele Servent would light up your life. Literally. And with thousands of candles. Michele, 37, is an illuminist
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        Tai Ee's stories never end
        914 2  - Tai Ee's stories never end IRENE PATES By THEY came to Singapore from China in 1939. There were five of them and she was the eldest. She wore the traditional white Chinese top and black trousers that signified her unmarried status. She was wiry and strong, her skin taut on
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        Updated nostalgia
        563 4 Above: Windows on Chinatown. Betty (left) in big bine fshirt and bine-white wide geometric skirt hitched up over brassring belt; Mary in adjustable blue singlet over cropped bluewhite geometric pants; and John in loose cream singlet over white-blue pyjama-striped trousers (At Man and His Woman). Below: Chinatown warmth.
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      Backyard inventors, unite
      729 5 Good in ideas, poor in turning them into money-spinners INVENTORS, traditionally n6t a clubby lot, are increasingly banding together. Across the United States, a growing number of backyard tinkerers, lawyers, financiers and others are forming inventors' clubs and groups aimed at spurring a grassroots revival in innovation.
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      1242 7 A nuclear target in paradise 4 While most are not pushing for the military to "get out", the people of Guam would like a few concessions from Washington for being so nice about it all. One is the easing of immigration restrictions to allow "Guam only" visas that would help
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      Gruelling training to perfect art of battles
      736 8 THE Gurkha's life in the forces begins with six months of hard, demanding training under the watchful eyes of competent, dedicated Gurkha officers and non-commis-sioned officers. In this time, they are taught how to handle themselves and their weapons in battle, arts which
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      Men equal to any task
      1522 8 Men equal to any task Their endurance and bravery are legend Supt B. M. Niven, officer-in-charge of the Gurkha Contingent in Singapore To the Gurkhas, their regimental name and their Gurkha oath are everything. Even in pain, they do not cry out. Who are the Gurkhas? What conditions them to
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      Land of the undaunted
      492 9 4 Gentlemen fighters, they bear no grudges and are sympathetic towards the vanquished. Their razorsharp sense, self-descipline and hunting skills are assets that make q them doughty foes. 7 NEPAL, home of the Gurkhas, lies between the great alluvial plains of India and the cold plateaux
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      Two Alliance showcases
      518 13 The Alliance Francaise stages a concert and a play by some of its more talented students this month. JOHN de SOUZA reports. STUDENTS of the French language, and all of them Singaporeans, are the focus in two of this month's Alliance Francaise activities. First on the programme
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      Choice o£ shots can make or mar a film
      887 13 1 Today: Editing Next change: Music PHILIP COOREY discusses editing in films EDITING is the selecting and arranging of shots to form sequences which, when put together, make up a film. It sounds simple, but it is not so. The editor
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      Take it down with two aspirins
      344 13  -  PATRICK CHEN YOUNG DOCTORS IN LOVE Now showing at Lido Reviewed by AS A wise old chiropodist once said: "Keep your feet on the ground; otherwise you'll fall down!" Well, Young Doctors in Love never really takes off, but falls flat on its faoe
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      271 1 Mat vBgJHf m s BBfuiv ijHßU^^^nwflftgyKfe^ Kifct:!^! BkL *^J^bß How to make a computer think Hie way you da^^ Computers don't actually think, the need for new information So the key people in your of course. But it is possible to not previously anticipated. organization can have access to make
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      174 1 1 S I I M— .^B I I Aon fW '^B v£><i# ..^^l BS^" 1 '^^^^^B ff BRRHRI dOO a rO^ b;viQ nun R| ilvlVi rt n e i \iQ»* #1 MMiMIIMMMM B^W^P *x& d o^ #of a >fo^ u m s HP^^^SBr* 44^! R o** 11^" :i --*\3R ic
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      41 1 The making of a Gurkha mPTT JI #1 ■T" |yJ /j Pages Eight and Nine Backyard inventors band up Page Five Dressing up by dressing down t ,S OUTLOOK 2 Page Four ■iummuiw In the editor's chair ■■■■unnmm LEISURE Page Thirteen
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      404 2 COT/AWARDS COLLECTION A designer's collection of fashion shades and colours HJPP Sfe. HI FREE Coty Professional Make-Up Brush set with any Coty purchase worth $65 and above. g> Offer from 3rd 22nd May, 1983 or while jg||i%^ stocks last at all Coty counters. B^k -''''^Bl^^'-'-^Bi xC' J^^RE^Bh^ mhbb^^^^p ß^B^B^Hi^BPSyw ■i•
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      450 2 f& Natural Moisturizer. Themostbeautiful 'Wjilll'li 'I I muiiu^ Elements like the sun and the wind take their toll of the moisture content of your face. *t The natural solution is Peau de Soie Sfci Natural Moisturizer. Made from natural wHi^., extracts of plants, Peau de Soie Natural H^EgjjH§||^^ Moisturizer is
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      519 3 I n itt r^rr i Sensational Home Otter with Innovative Financing Cashew PaikTbwer Block SiowFlat is Now Open JLm juaJdiftißifiHiiflifli HP^*h \f y' l H^B Bg Hj^^HK 1 "-I'Z fi\ BPt^ I BALGuNT m--'--' -i j^l^l i" B j^~~' I I /O i||||iH(l_ I 1 phe best of Cashew Park
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      113 4 ■pl'P^P; VV vßß^^^^^Snl^^^V 1 v; '^MH^I Hk v L^^^BHHB^i^^^^^^^jßHHßßßßHßißl^^^^ IHBk vJi^mBIHKL^N.IJ ANNOUNCEMENT ifr "<llli|| i|i Jj^^^^K f I I^V"^' With authorization from manufacturer, SYSTEMS FORMULATE (PTE) LTD is a sole distributor of small business computer 800 model 20 model 30 in Singapore and Malaysia. And OFFICE AUTOMATION SDN BHD is
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      77 5 \soTRADE DISPLAY OF ITALIAN SHOES BY Consorzio Calzaturiero Piceno Sri (Consortium of Shoes Manufacturers from Piceno, Italy) Venue: I li nlnte r-Contmental Singapore The p avl Uonln^ nßoad Time: I Date: May 11 3 P m- 7pm Wednesday -Ma> lOam 7 pm Thursday 13 lOa m- 7 P«^ K^-^ji HJiJiiP
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      412 5 f Sindhi Merchants Association Hindu Centre, Singapore welcome g li&fl BE. jdlfl DadaJ.P.Vaswani (Educationist -priHosopher-Poet-Humanrtarian) who will speakon 'Howour Prayers may be answered' Venue Singapore Conference Hall ShentonWay. Date:Tuesday. 10 May 1983. Time;7.lspm Admission :tfee y AU are welcome J C Space Donated 8y: >^ K.N.S.PteLtd. 1, Colombo Court, #04-14
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      19 5 TIME LIFE BOOKS A WINDOW TO A LIFETIME OF KNOWLEDGE FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CALL STP Distributors Tel: *****88
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      479 6 B^^ B^^B 18-B-I Ira K9f_H —B—l _^___H_H^^^^^^^^»isiHi _l Bfc _^|l((« JEfi^S IMH S HjB "B» t^**KL^'^!SmMWß tW 1 H j WtOutwmMM -_^_*_i_i F/? J9/4 a F//5* recorder compatible with all PAL colour televisions. Also shown ITT Model 3304 (51 cm) CTV. ITT technology created this no-nonsense VHS recorder •I It's
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      117 7 wtnSHHB How can you feel V y° ur P rett Y> feminine best 7^W^jffij|w if your arms and legs k rtar M %£<jw: Unwanted hair is embarrassing. W -9 n^ snavm S ll can e ver y unpleasant and Kyj£;, IBBKP^' un^ emmme B^ll 'u What you really need is
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      488 7 *?8 Purchasers of selected units enjoy w m /m\ 1 \/i yeais fixed interest rate of 5% p.a. 0n I W I \Jf housing loans with Hong Leong Finance. 8 rL^^L C\Q Housing Loan instalment payment m ft 'Wmtyr commences only when you occupy. M 'I £L A "7 'C
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      462 8 Z>>^^Why do polished§^>^\ /V^^Tnarble/terrazzo f lootl^s^^r^r^, /VO^quickiy lose their shine O^Bfefe2i2> //f Because they are not protected \i with TENAX Liquid Wax J «A\\ TENAX ChemicaJ Liquid Wax... I\\ f JrA Special product for your highly polished flooring. It's entirely t v Wtv\ '^different from the traditional wax or the
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      490 9 HOCAC SOO/V INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX PHASE 111 *,j*^itolß HBPIHS&^ ■VI H& I i -(..ff M■» llliiJBWFTPBFnr^^ a|l'l| |>fcTW||U I HOCK SOON Z^ r "\V m^W"?"^ ■■■■flUMtoMMliiilMN^ .^laiMMßßil^^^^l. > o"wm~t mWmZ^mtd »■> industrial > v v l I^// gpS^»Wgggig^^ip*i«iii»g^ ipWra^|lf^lP g3t I^WB \^\i o^\^^ \vh/ I^^B ->—«'|p M/iMßJ^^i^^jf E.^^MnHl h *°*v^ •^^i^^-J
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      526 10 APPOINTMENTS >— s A reputable organisation in Jurong invites applications k. for the appointment of V fc PERSONNEL S 5 MANAGER S The Personnel Manager is a member of the senior management team and reports directly to the General Manager. vm Candidates must be matured and have a proven track
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      671 10 <§> BOSCH invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Technical Service Coordinator (Home Appliances) The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating the service facilities provided for the Company's operations in Singapore and Malaysia. In addition to monitoring the services provided by the Company's maintenance personnel, he
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      212 10 ilHrillliMlllllllfcmm Jißiilj I MIIIWMMBWMWMMiIMiMiiWMMiIIMiWIWMMMMMi^WMIIMIIiMMIII UlHaWWiii I TI 1 I iOTIiiTiTII H n f fltf r HWMltltfl'ii lllWii l^yiMMl II ■MMMWIIMHHMIIIIiriniI ni'llll^rrißir«flffiffi»M G ARFIELD By Jim Davis (Yll/l WONPtR HOW &IRPS > /^t") WhT^Sfc (Z-VW C^~^~\^ m\ can sleep in TReee> < vr^ K*Cf I /^ahaj...^^ WITHOUT FALLING OUT J KS*^X
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      603 11 B of h a midsize 4h graphite braid and 20 percent glass you are looking for h 9 n W dynamic weighting fibre braids with this is the one y. 4V sha P e increases result in optimum one ash element r S&fi h f s P eed and ball
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      491 11 jum I j i ai ii#»iiiii)iiiiiiiniiii l iiiwf(Wfiiiiiffi»»if'niriiiWi;. .i: .n,jt:....r "T: irr nrn iriitiiiiitiiiiiiiMiiTii PEANUTS BySchulz I FINP IT PIFFICULT TO I FINP IT PIFFICULT TO Vni) r r oNj n op flf K155 HER, YOU BELIEVE THAT TMEV'VE TAKEN BELIEVE THAT 50MEONE I TUU _!_l^ V 6LOCKWEAP 1 AWAY
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      1441 12 And enjoy a FRHE resort holiday or a SPORDA BMX Bicycle, pp sJSk Sharp is doing it again! Offering you something extra for your money. hlf°% f* Z I**^l X I Just buy any Sharp CTV/VCR featured here, and go on a FREE holiday toa IV \J IJlimmiCKS IVIIiJ t%illl]
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      150 13 Rom ~T Today I There^s TV T t\ H Nothing I Better? From Duckhams. The leader in lubrication technology and the first to bring i you the oil with the highest available specifications in the market: Duckhams Hypergrade 15W/50 (API service rating of SF/CD.) No other motor oil is made
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      125 13 SINGAPORE GASING FESTIVAL Display of tops and demonstrations on top making and ropeweaving. Junction of Sims Avenue and Jalan Eunos. 6.30 11 p.m. Ends tomorrow. Admission 40 cents. JEAN MIOTTE'S ART National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till Sunday. KING OF FLAMENCO TODAY: Singapore 3.58 a.m. (0.8m), 9.52
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      111 13 PACO DE LUCIO Top of the Hilton. Showtime: 10.30 p.m. Cover charge: $20+ (diners) and $37.50 Till Saturday. SPECIAL EDUCATION On exhibition are 173 books and periodicals on physical handicaps, slow learners, the subnormal, gifted children, disturbed children, reading and language development, and multi-racial education. 2nd floor British Council, Singapore
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      181 14 DAIHATSU I S Daihatsu 850 cabvan. A new, fuel-efficient iSf iilkil HAH sensation. Powered by the award-winning H nPI PVHMn Charade engine. TYuly responsive drive WtdlHLd LflWmJ I witn an eas V- operational design. And lots W of power' Powered by the famous 3 cylinder Charade engine $*****^J $11 860
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      369 14 Whatls on top downunder? NEW IDEA. The No 1 selling weekly women's magazine in stage and screen who entertain millions of people. Share their triumphs Australia. Is here in Singapore. and now the y CO P e witn life at its most glamorous. Right now, in this week's issue, you
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      1652 14 J cro.,a Lunchdate (cont'd) 2.60 4» 9 3.00 PM Opening followed by Enigma (Mandarin/r): 7.20 Share a Story Golding: Children's programme IB T^HBCA 5.08 am National Anthem News in B rief 2.05 On the |f|f|||n||P 4.30 Afternoon Matinee Dancing in the Dark (See 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) W
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      A last ketou
      1108 1 A last ketou To a man who was a mountain in his time His colourful career in art for more than half a century ended when he died last month. MARY KOGAN, who was in Taipeh on that sad occasion, remembers master Chang Dai-chien. THE world was saddened recently by
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        372 1 APPOINTMENTS f" We are a diversified and progressive Group of Companies "~l h with regional interests. In line with our expansion programmes, M we invite applications from suitably qualified and experienced I applicants for the position of: I I MARKETING I I OFFICER I THE JOB: Marketing of the Company's
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        206 1 Renowned snack food manufacturer (wholly owned subsidiary of AMATIL LIMITED/AUSTRALIA) wish to appoint an ADMINISTRATION MANAGER The successful applicant should have:--(1) A degree or professional qualification in Accountancy. (2) Minimum 3 years of working experience in finance and management accounting and budgetary control. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience.
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        186 1 AIRPORT SERVICES PERSONNEL OFFICER The position offers an excellent opportunity for broad exposure in personnel work. The person we are looking for should be a graduate preferably in Social Sciences, knowledgeable in labour laws, dynamic and resourceful and have at least 2 years experience in personnel work. Salary offered will
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        238 1 I Toshiba, a Multi-National Corporation located at Alexandra Pasir Panjang Road, invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the positions of: Requirements: GCE 'A' Level with a good credit in English LCCI Higher Accounting Minimum typing speed of 50 wpm. Private Secretarial Certificate will be an added advantage *Age 22
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      Painter of many names
      959 2  -  Lu Yaw mm Multiple names apart, Wu further complicated the matter by indulging in adding variants to each ver- m sion of his name. s -j&£?~ .^4 -A -i. Modern Masters of Chinese Painting LIKE Ren Bonian, Wu Changshuo was not called Changshuo, the best known
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        487 2 NOTICES NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 27th Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Melati 1 Subang View Hotel, Subang Jaya, Selangor on Thursday the 2nd day of June, 1 983 at 1 1 .30 a.m. for the following purposes: 1 To receive
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        228 2 Valuable Singapore Properties I To be held at The Gallery 1 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 ON TUESDAY 17TH MAY 1983 AT 2.30 P.M. 1) 10 PARK VALE Area: B3B. 3 sq.m. Title: 999 years (Solicitors: M/s. R.C.H.Lim Co) 2) 820 GOLDEN MILE TOWER Area:36l2 sq.ft. Title:99
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        545 2 I Haw Par Brothers International Limited (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) Notice of Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Fourteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held in the Board Room of United Overseas Bank Ltd. 30th Floor, UOB Building, No. 1 Bonham Street, Raffles Place,
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        293 2 ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company at No. 9 Gul Circle, Jurong Town, Singapore 1 2262, on Thursday, 23rd June 1983
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        122 2 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, I Eng Hwee Kiang of Apt Blk No 62, Chai Chee Road #04-822, Singapore 1646 have applied for a Wholesale Liquor Shop licence in respect of premises at Tomrick Trading Pte Ltd, 20-22 Geylang Road Singapore 1438 and that this application will be heard
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        597 3 j SEE IT NOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! j 8 ORCHARD: LAST DAYS! j I* BEST PICTURE f C ACADEMY AWARDS j A CJ BEST ACTOR Ben KinKslcy if A^BEST DIRECTOR Richard AnenrMimugh Jk Gandhi I His triumph changed the world forever. < X RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH-S FILM "GANDHI" 5.a,,,n g
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        161 3 I JUBU^E/MANDARIN 5 I EMPRESS/TOA PAYOH HAPPY/PEOPLE'S I DALIT/LfWAGU I QUEENSTOWN/PLAZA I NOW SHOWING I MET: 1.15, 3 15, 7 15, 9.15 I J 1 30, 3 30, 7 30, 9.30 I H: I 15, 3 15, 7 30, 9.30 5 CUM* M C M f MANDARIN COLORSCOPE I KOKWAH
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        23 3 bhl PARAMOUNT SERANGOON GARDEN ESTATE TO-DAY ONLY 4 SHOWS: 1.30 3.30 7.00 9.30 P.M. "THE STREET FIGHTER RISES AGAIN" ENGLISH/COLORSCOPE WITH CHINESE SUBTITLES
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        211 3 BT A 1 Vll'k^Ml P^^ I j JJB^B^bBbW^HP^V .^aS^ COCKTAIL LOUNGE JR j I j \vft A Ml Jf|- MM I BB^J SBiivmßl Blk \"^B^"b i JtißvS Bl BT^ ?w^^ 7 II jtjßl M p v*l^BkSsLiSlL xA^iJmi ':9Mbbl I r T BbbS^^bl I i bBl Hk w^^H Bbm^/^H I hbj
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        344 3 h m m m n I JADE: 27th Record-Breaking Day I (*****80) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00 No Free List RICHAKD GKRK WHHBHA DEBRAWIIVGER x^ Everybody's talking about jß^tf j tf... I I P performance as the tough fIRP* I I p Drill Instructor and his J^^» I H WINNER
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        639 3 BH■■■■ m ORGANISATION B s NOW SHOWING a N B Due to film's length B s ALL Theatres 3 SHOWS only PRINCE I 1 00am, 3 30, 800 B g PRESIDFNT Ham, 3 30, 800 m ORIENTAL: Ham, 3 30 8 00 g g SAVOY II 00am. 3 30 800
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        134 4 The original 'Sejarah Melayu' (Malay History or The History of the Malays) was written in bahasa Melayu kuno (old Malay language) by a former Bendahara (Prime Minister) of the Malaccan Empire in 1536, some time after its conquest by the Portuguese. (The Portuguese conquered Malacca in 1511). It
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        703 4  -  JEEVARAJA YASOTHA By UP to the 19th Century, India had a great influence on the Malay Archipelago. This being the case, the Malays' cultural heritage was greatly influenced by the religions the Indians brought to this part of the world: Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam. In
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        India pengaruhi budaya Melayu
        342 4 Oleh J. YASOTHA HINGGA ke abaci yang ke-19, India banyak mempengarahi negerinegeri dalam gugusan pulau-pulau Me lay a. Ugama-agama yang dibawa oleh orangorang India ke kepulauan Melayu ialah Hindu, Buddha dan Islam. Dalam bukunya, 'The Malays: A Cultural History', Richard Winstedt member! beberapa contoh yang menunjukkan
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