The Straits Times, 17 May 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    The making of a good manager
    608 1  -  HEDWIG ALFRED Varsity students to take compulsory course on how to handle people Making of a good manager By STUDENTS of the National University of Singapore will be taught what it takes to be a good manager today. As potential managers, all undergraduates will,
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    Lock icon Help for hijackers
    67 1 SEOI fL, Mon An I* mem ber delegation from the Tai pen Bar Association arrived here yesterday, apparentlj hoping to contribute to the defence o! six Chinese who hijacked a I hinese civilian air-iinr-i to South Korea on May 5. Mr Cheng Bin-Chi, president „f the association,
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    Lock icon Four women on mountain peak
    77 1 Four women on mountain peak KATHMANDU, Mon. Four Japanese women and a Nepalese Sherpa have reached the summit of Mount Tukuche m the Himalayas, Nepal's Tourism Ministry said today. The climbers scaled the 6,920-metre peak on May 9, becoming the first women to achieve the feat. The five were Kazuyo
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    Payment in black gold
    64 1 PARIS, Mon. Iraq has reportedly offered to pay off debts of US$2 billion to France m oil. Visiting Iraqi vice-premier Tariq Aziz, quoted here by Le Monde newspaper, said his country was ready to ship 2.5 to 3.5 million tonnes of oil to France to clear
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    Lock icon Sihanouk at new hq
    439 1 Pledge to carry on fighting till Viets accept peaceful settlement ODDAR MEANCHEY (Cambodia), Monday DEMOCRATIC Kampuchean President Prince Norodom Sihanouk visited his movement's new headquarters m this northern province yesterday to the cheers of supporters and a military parade, six weeks after Vietnamese forces overran his
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    Lock icon Free fall air pirate
    58 1 MANANA, Mon. An Iranian air force engineer parachuted into Oman's capital, Muscat, today after hijacking an Iranian military plane, Gulf news agency reported. An Omani spokesman said Mohammed Hassan Arkomand parachuted from the plane after Muscat authorities refused to allow the hijacked aircraft to land. The
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    Lock icon Liquor drain
    28 1 KUWAIT, Mon. Kuwait, a Muslim country, today destroyed over 8,600 bottles of whisky and 2,400 bottles of beer confiscated by police and Customs, officials said. Router
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    Kidney graft woman looking well'
    159 1 KIDNEY transplant patient Choo Tong Lian is "looking well," according to her husband, Mr Sim Goon Bock, who saw her for the first time last night since the operation last Friday Madam Choo is still m the intensive care unit of the Singapore General Hospital
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    Lock icon Little hope for Third World
    741 1 4 IT IS really a disgrace that solicitors and advocates should descend to such levels to deprive a client of her property and force her to fight a rearguard action for almost eight years before right could be done, during which time, apart from financial
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    Lock icon First party
    36 1 ANKARA, Mon. Turkey's first political party, since a 1980 coup brought the military to power, was founded here today. The Nationalist Democracy Party was registered under the leadership of retired General Turgut Sunalp. Reuter
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    Bank wins lost cheque appeal
    427 1  - Bank wins lost cheque appeal ELENA CHONG Ship's surveyor loses claim A SHIP'S surveyor yesterday lost his claim of $42,000 plus interest and costs against a bank which misplaced a cheque given to him by the late Mrs Gillian Scully, 36. Chase Manhattan Bank NA succeeded m its appeal against
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    Lock icon French trains
    32 1 LILLE (France), Mon. Driveriess underground trains, claimed to be the world's most, advanced, officially started working here today. But •100.000 people have already used them during a trial period. AFP
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      ACCORD GETS APPROVAL
      51 1 JERUSALEM, Mob. The Israeli Knesset (Parliament) today approved an accord on the withdrawal of foreign troops from Lebanon by a majority of 57 to with 45 abstentions. Israeli officials said the agreement is to be signed tomorrow m separate ceremonies la Israei and Lebanon. Renter. SEE BACK
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      47 1 58 pages today FOSTER LOSES FA CUP BATTLE Pago 41 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-€ CAUSEWAY 10 TIMESCOPE 14, 15 EDITORIAL 16 LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22 CLASSmEDS 24-39 RACING 39 SPORTS 38, 41-43 OUTLOOK 2, 3 COMICS 8, 1 RADIO TV 19 CINEMA 3
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      70 1 Our wQmen Mostly young Marry later Fewer children Live longer SINGAPORE women have done well economically m the last decade. They are better represented m many professions and found m higher positions. But they still earn far less than their male counterparts. Today TIMESCOPE profiles the Singapore woman, I her
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      156 2 Appeal dismissed THE Federal Court yesterday dismissed an appeal by three lawyers against a $1 million award of damages and interest for fraud and breach of trust involving a plot of land belonging to a widow. The lawyers Jaginder Singh, P. Suppiah and Singaporean Ami Chandran had
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      SECTION 3
      162 2 (Spore edition) Opera comes to town THE Fuiian Opera TrQupe is m town. This is the first time the troupe has been abroad. The programmes include some well-known folk tales like Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai which have been staged more than 400 times m the last five
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      HOME
      701 2 The Ivy League 'gap 9 THE Education Ministry is taking steps to fill m information gaps that humanities scholars have on leading American universities. The ministry is taking this "corrective action" as it is aware that many of the students under the former Promsho and present Humanities Award schemes
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      COMMENT
      194 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: The brouhaha at Neptune Court holds an important lesson for all Singaporeans. Unless we take an interest and participate m the running of oar estates and communities; decisions may be taken which are not to our liking or m our interest. We cannot afford apathy
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      SPORTS
      284 2 Jahangir conquers WORLD squash champion Jahangir Khan is still invincible but only after turning seemingly imminent defeat into victory m an exciting fourth game against Qamar Zaman m the final of the French Open m Paris on Sunday. Jahangir, 19, lost his second game but still beat fellow Pakistani
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      270 2 COMPANY IS SET UP TO MAKE ANODISED PLATES SEVERAL Singaporeans have together set up the first anodised plates manufacturing company m South-east Asia, The company, Fuji Offset Plate Manufacturing Pte Ltd, will produce the plates under licence from Fuji Chemicals Industrial Co Ltd, one of five large anodised
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      BACKGROUND
      50 2 SWEDE OBSESSION SWEDEN'S hunt for intruding submarines m its territorial waters has given rise to a growing national obsession. Although the Swedes have intensified anti-submarine patrols (without much success so far), the intruders presumably Russians have shown no signs of letting up on this game of cat-and-mouse. Page 18
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      568 2 LNG boost sought PRESIDENT SUHARTO yesterday urged foreign companies to help Indonesia, the world's leading exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), develop the industry. He also called for more international participation m the exploration of Indonesia's abundant natural fuel resources. "The LNG industry requires large investments, advanced
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      SECTION 2
      316 2 Mediocrity m teaching THE American educational system is being threatened by mediocrity, says the US News and World Report. Mass recruitment of teachers m the 1960s led to lower teaching standards. Poor pay and morale among teachers, curriculum changes and disciplinary problems m the classroom have not helped
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Suharto asks for LNG help
      325 3 JAKARTA, Monday PRESIDENT Suharto tod a y urged foreign companies to help Indonesia, the world's leading exporter of liquefied natural gas, to develop its LNG industry. He also called for more international participation m the exploration of Indonesia's abundant natural fuel resources. "The LNG industry
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      Bowen faces censure for Cambodia suggestion
      394 3 CANBERRA, Monday DEPUTY Prime Minister Lionel Bowen is likely to be censured by Prime Minister Bob Hawke's Cabinet for his proposal that Australia and Japan form a peacekeeping force m Cambodia, government sources said today. The British Broadcasting Corp, m a report from its
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      Sensitive
      79 3 Mr Bowen was assailed m Parliament today by opposition members who accused him of "shooting from the hip* on sensitive international issues. Sources also said that Mr Bowen's proposal threatened to derail progress made by Foreign Minister Bill Hayden towards a lasting solution m Cambodia. In a radio interview
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      It's the North-South dialogue
      101 3 It's the North-South dialogue YOU could call this the North-South dialogue. Well, sort of. South Korean representative Kun Park (m glasses) and North Korean delegate Li Zunog (bottom right) are seen attending the 23rd Asia-Africa Legal Consultative Committee meeting which opened In Tokyo yesterday. Nothing unusual, except that it was
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      Lock icon Viet troops pullout was a lie'
      271 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Vietnam sent a new company of troops into Kampong Speu, southwest of Phnom Penh, five days before a publicised partial withdrawal began on May 2, the Khmer Rouge radio said m a report monitored here today. The radio, believed to be broadcasting
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      Lock icon Film about Sukarno's last days is a big hit
      147 3 Film about Sukarno's last days is a big hit CANNES (France), Mon. An Australian film about Indonesia during the final days of the Sukarno regime m 1965 was the star attraction at the International Film Festival at the weekend. The Year of Living Dangerously, a US- Australian co-production but entered
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        Lock icon Anti-guerilla force
        77 3 THE MILITARY yesterday launched a new, 545-man rapid deployment force aimed at combating communist guerillas anywhere m the Philippines, officials said m Manila. The elite Special Action Force (SAF) was launched m ceremonies at Manila's military headquarters attended by armed forces Chief of Staff, General Fabian Ver, and
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        Lock icon Thai Reds give up
        84 3 FOUR ARMED communist guerillas have surrendered to the Thai authorities and handed over important documents on a breakaway faction of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM), a Thai army spokesman said m Yala, Southern Thailand, yesterday. The guerillas, three local Thai Chinese and a Thai
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        55 3 CANADIAN TRADE Commissioner Gerald Regan yesterday wound up a four-day visit to Thailand by announcing a U557,175 million (about $15 million) grant to the nations petroleum programme. Mr Regan, on a 17-day trade mission to Asean and Hongkong, left Bangkok for Kuala Lumpur. Mr Regan had visited Hongkong,
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        Lock icon Indonesian deficit
        78 3 THE INDONESIAN balance of payments deficit for the 1982-1983 fiscal year, which ended m March, was yesterday officially set at US$2.B billion, the Minister of Finance said m Jakarta. Indonesian Minister of Finance Radius Prawiro told Parliament that while exports for the year slid to US$l9.l billion from
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        Lock icon Lava destroy homes
        77 3 COOLED LAVA from Indonesia's Galunggung volcano broke through dykes after being dislodged by heavy rains at the weekend and made at least 1,000 people homeless, local officials said m Jakarta yesterday. They said about 550 houses were damaged or destroyed by the landslide but no deaths had
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        Lock icon Rangoon train derails
        51 3 A MAN and a child were killed and five others injured north of Rangoon on Saturday when three coaches of an express train derailed, state-owned newspapers said yesterday. They said the Burmese railway authorities were investigating the accident involving the regular express running between Rangoon and Mandalay.
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      Lock icon Spy case likely to mar Sino-US ralations
      253 3 Spy case likely to mar Sino-US ralations WASHINGTON, Mon. Relations between the United States and China, already uneasy because of Washington's unofficial ties with Taiwan and exacerbated by the US decision to grant asylum to a Chinese tennis player, faced new uncertainty today with the jailing m Beijing of an
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      Lock icon A tumour half baby's weight
      49 3 BEIJING, Mon. Doctors m Tibet successfully removed a stomach tumour that constituted nearly half the weight of a five-month-old baby, the People's Daily said yesterday. The tumour weighed 3.2 kg and the baby boy has recovered and left the hospital, the newspaper said. UPI
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      Lock icon Poll puts Glenn ahead of Mondale in race
      113 4 Poll puts Glenn ahead of Mondale in race LOS ANGELES, Mon. FORMER astronaut John Glenn has overtaken front-runner Walter Mondale m the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination. A Los Angeles Times poll, published yesterday showed that Mr Glenn, a senator for the state of Ohio, was favoured by 28
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      Lock icon Revitalise US industry, Reagan urged
      429 4 Revitalise US industry, Reagan urged Panel says trade barriers are not the answer WASHINGTON, Mon 4 A TURN inward will be self-defeating m the long run. Our mandate must not be to punish or retard the competitive gains made by other nations, but to do a better job of competing
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      Lock icon Interest rates will level off, says leading economist
      315 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. WALL STREET'S most formidable forecaster said yesterday that the large interest rate drops of the past year had ended. And rates would fluctuate up and down by 0.5 to 1 per cent for the foreseeable future. But Dr Henry Kaufman,
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      Lock icon $2 in surprise
      46 4 WASHINGTON, Mon. Authorities searched a Nigerianborn passenger arriving at Dulles International Airport from Lxmdon for possible illegal foodstuffs and found instead he was carrying 680 gr of heroin with a street-value of US$l million (Ss2.l million), the US Customs service said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Post keeps to Nancy Reagan cancer report
      117 4 Post keeps to Nancy Reagan cancer report WASHINGTON, Man. The New York Post newspaper yesterday defied White House criticism and stood by a report alleging that President Ronald Reagan's wife, Nancy, faced a cancer threat. The Post's managing editor, Mr Ken Chandler, said: "We stand by oar story," which referred
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      Lock icon Hu returns
      28 4 BEIJING, Mon. Communist Party leader Hu Yaobang returned to China today after a lCWay tour of Rumania and Yugoslavia, the official Xinhua news agency said. Reuter
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        Lock icon Red faces over a safe
        84 4 POLICE RUSHED to the scene on Saturday when a caller reported finding a safe abandoned by the roadside m the English Midlands town of Halesowen. Officers dusted it for fingerprints and then tried to move it. But it would not budge, despite much heaving and
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        61 4 JAPAN'S NISSAN Motor Company said m Tokyo yesterday that it had invented a windscreen wiper which switched itself on when rain started. The wiper speed is automatically controlled according to the amount of rain falling or the spray from a car m front. It will be available m
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        Lock icon China's tremor man
        62 4 WHEN LU Dajiong looks at the sky, the world sometimes trembles he predicts earthquakes by watching clouds. Last November, when he saw a long rope-shaped cloud m the sky over Beijing, he predicted an earthquake m 27 days. A tremor of 4.9 on the Richter scale hit
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        Lock icon Stopping for a nest
        64 4 WORK ON a £500,000 (Ssl.s million) land reclamation project m Merthyr Tydfil m Wales has been halted by an owl's nest, spotted m the wall of an old ironworks due for demolition under the scheme. Building contractors said work was being abandoned until the young owls
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      Lock icon Sercret bases in Syria
      380 5 Soviets have even kept locations from Damascus' defence minister NEW YORK, Mon. The Soviet Union has supplied Syria with a host of new weapons and has established missile bases there so secret that even the Syrian Defence Minister has not been allowed to visit them, according
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      Lock icon Israelis nab Sidon bomb suspects
      122 5 Israelis nab Sidon bomb suspects BEIRUT, Mon. Israeli military forces arrested several people m connection with bombing incidents m the southern coastal city of Sidon, the conservative Voice of Lebanon radio said today. The radio broadcast reported two explosions late yesterday m the Israelioccupied city of Sidon, adding that several
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      Lock icon Russian rockets 'dismantled' by Jordan
      100 5 Russian rockets 'dismantled' by Jordan TEL AVTV, Mon. Israel's former Chief of Staff yesterday disclosed that Jordan recently discovered and dismantled Soviet-made Katyusha rocket launchers aimed at Israel from the east bank of the Jordan River. The Armed Forces Radio, m its brief report of Lieutenant-General Rafael Eitan's speech to
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      Lock icon Why Jordan wants curbs on travel from Gaza and West Bank
      275 5 AMMAN, Mon Jordan's National Consultative Council would meet today to discuss planned restrictions on Arab travellers from the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, officials said today. The unpublished proposals were designed to counter what Jordan saw as Israeli
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      Lock icon Inflation in Israel may hit 150 per cent
      189 5 JERUSALEM, Mon. Inflation m Israel, which reached 131.5 per cent last year, is expected to be higher this year with the announcement that the consumer price index for last month rose by a record 13.3 per cent. The Central Bureau of Statistics
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      Lock icon Sit-in Stern newsmen predict lay offs as magazine recoups loss
      281 6 HAMBURG, Mon. Reporters staging a sit-in at Stern's editorial offices said yesterday that layoffs loomed as the magazine tried to recover from the 9 million mark (Ss7.B million) "Hitler diaries" swindle. The staff also announced that the symbolic occupation they
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      57 6 JAKARTA, Mon. An Indonesian-language dally newspaper, Berita Buana, yesterday carried the first instalment of the "Hitler diaries," apparently unaware they had been declared forgeries. Its account appeared on the front page under a five-column headline, with a promise that the series would continue In following Issues. The newspaper's
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      Lock icon Bonn minister foresees regular talks with East
      506 6 BONN, Mon. West Germany's minister for inter-German relations made an unexpectedly conciliatory statement yesterday, raising the prospects for regular East-West German summits. Mr Heinrich Windelen was speaking m an interview with the Deutschlankfunk radio station three weeks after East German leader Erich Honecker
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      41 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. President Ronald Reagan will hold a full-scale press conference tomorrow night, the White House said yesterday. Although the President occasionally meets reporters informally, his last nationally televised press conference took place on Feb 16. Reuter
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        Lock icon Threat from Poles
        114 6 POLISH WORKERS yesterday vowed to "counteract by means at our disposal" what they called a government campaign of slander against former solidarity leader Lech Walesa and his priest, Rev Henryk Jankowski. The warning was contained m a statement by representatives of 13 plants m Gdansk and Gdynia,
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        58 6 A SENIOR Israeii army officer severely criticised following last year's massacre of Palestinians m Beirut, has been removed from his post as a divisional commander and given a new job, an army spokesman said m Tel Aviv today. Brigadier General Amos Yaron is to be transferred
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        59 6 INDIA HAS deployed thousands of fresh border security troops on its eastern border with Bangladesh to check the flow of illegal immigrants trying to enter the country, the daily newspaper Ittefaq reported yesterday. The flood of millions of Bengali immigrants into Assam triggered widespread anti-immigrant violence earlier
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        Lock icon Geneva talks resume
        54 6 THE UNITED STATES and the Soviet Union resume talks on medium-range missiles m Geneva today with new proposals from both sides on the negotiating table. The most obvious point of disagreement at present is whether British and French nuclear arms should be included m calculating the future
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        Lock icon Prisoner swap rapped
        58 6 WEST GERMAN papers today attacked an exchange of prisoners between Bonn and Libya, accusing the government of yielding to political blackmail and setting a dangerous precedent. Libya yesterday freed eight West German prisoners accused of spying for the US, m exchange for two Libyans on trial m
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      Lock icon Foot pledges sweeping changes to boost economy
      191 6 Foot pledges sweeping changes to boost economy LONDON, Monday THE Labour Party pledged to follow a massive programme for expansion and socialist reconstruction if elected on June 9. Unveiling an election manifesto virtually identical to a campaign document published earlier this year, party leader Michael Foot repeatedly attacked the government
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      Lock icon Splash, trickle and drip in Britain
      94 6 Splash, trickle and drip in Britain LONDON, Mon. It rained! again today m Britain for the 30th straight day. And the weatherman's forecast calls for rain followed by more rain. Last month was the wettest April m Britain In 43 years with rainfall 244 per cent above average, meteorologists said.
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      Lock icon France to get $7b loan from the EEC
      194 6 BRUSSELS, Mon. European community finance ministers approved a four billion European currency unit (about $7.7 billion) loan today to help the French government finance its huge balance of payments deficit, a French official said. The money, requested last week, will be raised
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      Lock icon French farmers dump food
      74 6 French farmers dump food PARIS, Mon. French farmers seeking higher agricultural prices and an end to subsidies granted to competitors m other European Common Market countries blocked numerous border posts yesterday and dumped tonnes of imported mutton, ham, cheese, wine and fruits and vegetables onto the roads. The widespread protest
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      34 6 KATHMANDU, Mon. For the first time m its 33-year history, the Nepal police force has commissioned 72 women into service m various areas including the control of traffic and drug trafficking. AFP
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    Get to know the Ivy League better
    366 7  -  JUNE TAN Information sheet on top three US universities By Our Education Reporter THE Education Ministry is taking steps to fill m information gaps that humanities scholars have on leading American universities. The ministry is taking this "corrective action" as it is aware
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    Man on trial for cheating HK firms
    245 7 Man on trial for cheating HK firms BUSINESSMAN Lim Teong Kuan. 38, went on trial yesterday for cheating two Hongkong firms of $101,600 each. The money, which was made out m two letters of credit m favour of Maasoomin Enterprise, was to have been payment for a consignment of Mexican
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    Telegram
    46 7 Police have not been able to contact Liu. Lim is also claiming trial to a third charge of cheating the Toa Payoh Central branch of the United Overseas Bank by claiming to be Chan Fook Choy, registered sole proprietor of Maasoomin Enterprises m Prinsep Street.
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    Sana chief wants more aftercare officers
    94 7 Sana chief wants more aftercare officers THE president of the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association, Mr Baey Lian Peck, last night called for more residents m Telok Blangah to sign up as Volunteer Aftercare Officers. Although there were presently 37 VAOs to serve 27 supervisees m the constituency, Mr Baey said, there
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    Teacher charged with caning girl 8 times
    89 7 A TEACHER was charged yesterday with caning a seven-year-old girl eight times at the Temasek Primary School on March 31 at about 10.15 a.m. Mrs Lam Kok Weng, an English teacher, is alleged to have hurt Nirmalawati Noor, a Primary 2 pupil. Mr
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    Production drop pushes up egg prices
    239 7 Production drop pushes up egg prices EGG prices went up by one cent each from yesterday because of reduced farm production. This is the third price rise since March 31. The output has dropped from 1.5 million to 1.2 million eggs a day. Farmers and wholesalers said that the egg
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    Robbery charge
    68 7 A MAN was yesterday charged m a magistrate's court with armed robbery of $12,300 m cash and jewellery at 20 Sandy Close. Low Lip Puan, 18, allegedly committed the offence on May 3 with another man while armed with knives. Low was also charged with two counts of
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    Quran readers' smiles say it all
    127 8 NATIONAL Quran reading champions, Madam Jamaedah Ahmad and Mr Mohamed Patri A. Kadir, are all smiles after receiving their trophies on Saturday night at the National Theatre, where more than 2,000 Muslims had gathered for the competition. For Mr Mohamed Patri, 42, success came
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    Man threw potted plants from flat
    160 8 A MAN who threw 20 small potted plants off i the second storey of a block of flats was fined I $250, m default 10 days, jail, by a magistrate j yesterday. Rada Krishnan s/o Govindarau, a mechanic, pleaded guilty to negligently throwing down
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    Corporal: I did not receive wallet
    239 8 A POLICE corporal said m his defence yesterday that an Australian couple did not approach him at the Beach Road police station on March 23, 1981, to surrender a wallet with Ms6oo. Mohamed Said bin Yusoff is charged with misappropriating the wallet, with two
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    Sex-by-choice franchise under fire
    417 8  - Sex-by-choice franchise under fire BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter A 600-STRONG medical body has denounced as "unethical and morally unjustifiable" a franchise obtained by a local doctor giving him proprietary rights to a method of predetermining the sex of one's baby. This official stance of the Association of Private
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    Date set for $4.3 mil cheating case
    86 8 Date set for $4.3 mil cheating case THE case of business consultant Rudy Vivian Rodrigues, 45, who claimed trial to abetting four others m a $4.3 million cheating conspiracy, will be mentioned again on June 27. His counsel asked for the adjournment as he had recently made representations to the
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    'Is Singapore in China or Japan?'
    211 8 IS Singapore m China or Japan? That, said Singapore Tourist Promotion Board regional representative Richard Ng, is the most common question that Canadians and Americans ask. Mr Ng, regional director for Canada, the United States and South America, said it was a hard task
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    Sri Lankan VIP here for visit
    73 8 SRI Lankan Home Affairs Ministry's secretary, Mr Cyril Gamage, arrived yesterday for a four-day visit. He will call on the director of the Civil Service Institute, Mr John Michael Ewins-Chow, today for a briefing on the institute. Tomorrow, he will visit the People's Association
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    Boy might take his school exam in hospital
    119 8 PRIMARY Four pupil Ahmad bin Saad, 10, who was seriously injured m a two-bus collision on April 29, may be allowed to take his school's mid-term examination m Toa Payoh Hospital where he is undergoing treatment. Balestier Primary School is considering this
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    Council seeks Muslim nurses
    56 8 THE Muslim Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) is looking for at least nine Muslims who have staff registered nurse certificates to join its medical team to the holy land of Nakkah as honorary pilgrim welfare officers this pilgrimage season. Those interested may get application forms from
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    Adrian was a sweet talker, court told
    900 9  -  BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA By and ADRIAN Lim, 41, his wife Tan Mai Choo, 28, and Hoe Kah Hong, 27, are charged with the murder of Agnes Ng Slew Heok, nine, and Ghazali bin Marzukl, 10, m 1981. Lim and Tan also face
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    Vandals damage eight vehicles
    115 9 VANDALS smashed the drivers' windows of six cars and the front windscreens of two pick-ups that were parked along Upper Jurong Road early yesterday. The vehicle owners, most of them shopkeepers m the area, near Jalan Bahar, said they had parked their vehicles outside the shops
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    Two more unions appoint cadres
    390 9  -  IVAN LIM Dhana and Chee Onn to help boost leadership By Our Labour Correspondent MORE trade unions are getting outside talent to be more involved m decisionmaking by making them cadre members. This goes a step further than the earlier practice of appointing advisers who
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      Tebuan fighter jets withdrawn
      83 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia has withdrawn its ageing Canadianbuilt Tebuan jet fighters from service after the discovery of leaking fuel tanks, a Defence Ministry spokesman said today. Ten aircraft now used for training at the Kuantan air force base will be repaired and transferred to the
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      Lock icon 3 lawyers lose appeal against $1 m damages
      653 10 Award given to widow cheated of land KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Federal Court today dismissed an appeal by three lawyers against a $1 million award of damages and interest for fraud and breach of trust involving a plot of land belonging to
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      Lock icon Gap in urban and rural economies
      267 10 causes concern SERDANG (Selangor), Mon. Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam today expressed concern over the widening economic disparity between people m rural and urban areas m Malaysia. He said the implementation of various programmes under the Fourth Malaysia Plan and the New Economic
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      Lock icon Reluctant rich settlers are to blame, says Musa
      158 10 Reluctant rich settlers are to blame, says Musa MAR AN (Selangor), Mon. j Datuk Musa Hitam yesterday blamed reluctant prosperous settlers for the slow development of urban areas m Malaysia. He said that settlers, who have prospered through land schemes, had not generated sufficient businesses to prevent an outflow of
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      Lock icon Soviet bid 'to scare us again'
      69 10 Soviet bid 'to scare us again' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The presence of a Russian submarine off Port Klang on May 8 was another attempt by the Soviets to threaten Malaysia, Umno Youth leader Anwar Ibrahim said. "However, we are not frightened," Mr Anwar, who is also Deputy Minister m the
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    Getting $2 b joint project under way
    439 11  -  RONNIE LIM Decisive talks on petrochem complex this week By Our Energy Correspondent TOP Japanese and Singapore officials m charge of the $2 billion petrochemical complex will meet this week for decisive talks on starting up the long-overdue Singapore project. "Barring any lastminute
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    Don't call here for a telephone
    75 11 SORRY, wrong number. That's the stock answer the people m this home have for anyone who comes looking for public telephone booth. This sign sticking out of the home m Kampung Race Course, off Dunearn Road, has duped many seeking a telephone. Residents m
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    M-cyclist dies in crash
    118 11 M-cyclist dies in crash A MOTORCYCLIST, Abdul Rahim bin Mohamad Sidek, 31, died after his motorcycle skidded and hit the 'iron railings along Merdeka Bridge on Sunday. Abdul Rahim, who was riding towards the city, was thrown against a nearby tree. There were also two serious accidents involving a motorcyclist
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    Re-elected
    15 11 MRS MAY OH has been reelected president of the Methodist Girls' School Alumnae Association.
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    Poor response, so CPF may scrap job record scheme
    273 11  - Poor response, so CPF may scrap job record scheme CONRAD RAJ By THE government is expected to scrap the job record scheme, which keeps track of the number of times a worker changes his job, because of poor response from bosses. A survey carried out last year to find out
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    Britons who qualify to vote
    128 11 Britons who qualify to vote BRITISH citizens who are on the current British register of electors are entitled to vote m the coming general election on June 9. This means that British citizens who live and work abroad and are not m the register which was compiled m October last
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    Clean-up way to show courtesy
    166 11 KAKI Bukit residents will use their hands to strike home the theme of social responsibility during the courtesy campaign m July. The campaign theme, Courtesy and Social Responsibility, will be put into action when residents get together to clean up common areas m their blocks,
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    Only two singers in national music contest
    301 11 MORE instrumentalists are taking part m this year's National Music Competition, but only two singers will pit their voices against each other m the vocal section. A Culture Ministry official said 228 entries were received for both the Chinese and Western music sections,
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    Thai
    170 12 Smooth as silk Name a few places m Europe you'd like to visit and, the chances are, Royal Orchid Holidays are heading m your direction. Whether it's wine-tasting at Villandray or watching a bullfight at Madrid, you can pack it all together m a Royal Orchid holiday. The wonderful
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    A company to run the air shuttle service?
    240 12 Camplaints SIA, MAS discuss plans for a separate set-up SINGAPORE AIRLINES and Malaysian Airline System have begun discussions on the feasibility of setting up a separate company to operate the shuttle service between here and Kuala Lumpur. An SIA official, confirming that
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    Brighter skies ahead, says lata chief
    333 12  - Brighter skies ahead, says lata chief JUDITH HALE By OTHER airline chiefs may despair at the state of the industry, but not Mr Raghu Raj, chairman of Air India and president of the International Air Transport Association (lata). In fact, he is optimistic that the industry is beginning to recover
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      260 13 ■IMfA flulfflllC^Cl Htfilif #jj|Hl^ff C jpupvin 5 i iiivinuiuCT Hn Wms ]00 o into the machine for special copies. And light- 40$ 1^ Japan to receive the coveted Deming Prize for quality 1 93 82e/ touch sensor controls and a microcomputer Sk control. In fact, we've won it twice. Quality
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      778 14 Although Singapore women have done well m the last jP wk mmj m u^ gmm mu^ a^ jaH %k IJliiiilUli decade increasing their participation m the ll |p| ■■■/^A HMI I WHm. Compiled by M. Gretchen workforce at a rapid rate there is still room for ■p: Jf 1 I
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    where they are and where they may be
    673 15 ECONOMICALLY, Singapore women have done well m the last decade. There are more women m most professions and m administrative and managerial positions. They are, m fact, better represented m most professions than women m developed countries like the United States and
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    Some stereotypes
    263 15 ECONOMIST Linda lira's research has unearthed some prevailing views of women. Among them: WOMEN are patient, wellbehaved and meticulous workers, good at tasks requiring careful attention to detail, and tolerant of routine, repetitive and monotonous tasks which men shun. WOMEN are not ambitious because paid employment Is secondary
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  • The Straits Times says...
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      Bad show at Neptune Court
      479 16 THE special general meeting of the Neptune Court Owners' Association on Sunday was not the finest example of grass roots democracy at work. It should have been: After all, the people involved are fairly senior civil servants with higher educational qualifications and one hopes, a
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    The Williamsburg submit on May 28
    296 16 The Williamsburg submit on May 28 IF MUCH of the western press, and not a few western diplomats, were to be taken as the acid test, almost the last place to be come May 28 would be Williamsburg, Virginia. The reason for the scepticism is that nobody expects anything of
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    Lock icon Mitterrand renews old economic battle with US
    988 16  - Mitterrand renews old economic battle with US HUGH PAIN By m London PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand's call for a new world monetary conference and a return to stable exchange rates is the latest round m a sporadic Franco-US battle at least 12 years old. Since the world's system of fixed currency
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    ASEAN NOTES
    423 16 Self-sufficiency m rice but... JAKARTA Indonesia has attained self-sufficiency m rice but it's a tenuous feat, and nobody is crowing about Instead, the achievement has elicited official caution that adverse weather and a booming population remain a perennial drawback that could easily erase the gains achieved. Still, Indonesians
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    Reagan's round table
    1134 16  -  PETER BARNARD, By US editor President Francois Mitterrand of France astonished Mr George Shultz and the American delegation at the Organisation for Economic Co-opera-tion and Development (OECD) ministerial meeting m Paris recently by breaking the convivial atmosphere with an attack on Washington for its high interest rate-strong
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      Stress the two-parent family
      594 17 Stress the two-parent family Children and broken homes I REFER to the comment by the Dr (Rev) Robert Balhetchet m the article "How children from broken homes see themselves" (ST, May 10). It is indeed sad, and, such a situation cannot be resolved by any one exact formula, as one
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      HDB should not draw lots with safety
      153 17 HDB should not draw lots with safety THE Housing Board has introduced kerbside parking between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. on a number of roads. While this will alleviate the parking problem m HDB estates, I wonder whether the HDB has done it at the expense of road safety. Take
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        Most subscribers find separate bills easier
        188 17 Most subscribers find separate bills easier PLEASE refer to the query "Why is Telecoms using this system?" by "Nonplussed." (ST, April 23). It is confirmed that more than one Telecoms account can be deducted from one bank account under the Giro scheme but authorisation for the deduction of additional accounts)
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        No disco dancing at Music Fountain
        105 17 WE refer to the letter "Let us dance" by Paul Haywood, R.J. Toki and Constance Khoo. (ST, April 18). We are pleased to hear that they have enjoyed the Musical Fountain show. The Musical Fountain has a wide repertoire of music, which includes Broadway
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        They'll be cleaner
        168 17 I REFER to the letter "Will open-air foodstalls soon be a memory?" by Adrian Chua. (ST, April 27). Street hawkers have to be resited into markets and food centres so that they can operate under cleaner and more hygienic conditions. Furthermore, street hawkers cause pollution to our
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      The other side of the issue
      259 17 The other side of the issue YOUR recent reports on a sperm separation technique to improve the ability of women to bear male babies are rather biased. You quoted the opinions of two British doctors who did not believe m this technique of sperm separation. No mention was, however, made
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      Letter wasn't intended to reopen wounds
      326 17 I FEEL compelled to respond to the letter "Missed: Main thrust of Gandhi's teachings" by "The Ancient Mariner." (ST, May 11). I am glad he pointed out the thrust of the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. Perhaps he forgot the most Gandhian of these satyagvaha
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      73 17 Use a spoon I REFER to your report "Chopsticks disease." (ST, May 14). As expatriates living here, my husband and I feel the same applies here. It is indeed a most unhygienic practice for a party of several people to all help themselves from the centre plate. To provide a
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Swedish obsession with foreign submarines
      921 18  -  KEVIN DONE in Stockholm By THE Russian submarine captain has parked his craft off the Swedish coast beside a rocky islet boasting a telephone kiosk: he is telephoning home. The drawing by pupils m class VI of St Olof's School is being used by the
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      Lock icon Junta's final report prompts repudiation and demands
      758 18 BUENOS AIRES The Argentine military junta's final report on the fight against leftist subversion m the 1970s has provoked a wave of repudiation at home and abroad, putting the government on the defensive and fuelling demands for a fuller account of thousands of
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWASBRIEFS
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        Dividend proposal
        54 19 DIRECTORS of Bolton Properties Bhd have proposed a first and final dividend of 5 per cent gross for 1982 and a one-for-10 bonus issue. If approved by shareholders at the AGM on June 27, the proposed dividend and bonus issue will be paid and issued to shareholders registered
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        Trading resumes
        38 19 TRADING m Fuji International Finance (Hongkong) Ltd US$lOO million IOVs per cent guaranteed notes 1990 begins today on a "ready" basis The quotation will be expressed as a percentage of the principal value excluding accrued interest.
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        UOL loan stock
        31 19 UNITED Overseas Land's $150 million 8 per cent convertible unsecured loan stock due 1993 will be granted listing and quotation under the second trading section from May 20.
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        San Holdings replies
        113 19 SAN Holdings Bhd has replied to a query from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange on a statement m the company's annual report which said that the issued share capital as recorded m the register of members exceeded the actual issued capital by 23,000 shares of Msl each.
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        Glenealy's dividend
        59 19 GLENEALY Plantations (M) Bhd has announced that an interim dividend of 5 per cent, less tax, has been declared for the year ending June 30, 1983, to be paid on June 17 to shareholders registered on June 8. Duly completed transfers received by the company by June 8
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        Lock icon Lower interest rates
        86 19 CANBERRA, Mon. The maximum permitted borrowing rates for Australian local and semigovernment authorities will be lowered by 0.2 percentage points, effective today. The Federal Treasury has announced that the new rates for public loans are 13.5 per cent for four- to six-year terms, 14 per cent for
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        Lock icon Branching out
        69 19 TOKYO Mon. The Bank of Tokyo Ltd said its 75-per cent owned United States subsidiary, California First Bank, has signed an agreement to buy 18 Bank of California branches for US£LB.» million (5539.1 million). California First Bank, based m San Francisco and ranked 47th m the US, will
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        Lock icon ITT plans Eurobond
        84 19 ZURICH, Mon. ITT Financial Corp, the finance subsidiary of International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) Corp, is to float a Eurobond of between US$5O million (Sslo4 million) and US$lOO million through its Dutch Antilles subsidiary later this year, probably m the next three months. ITT's treasurer Gene Gerard
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        Lock icon Stet's rights issues
        71 19 ROME, Mon. State-controlled communications holding company Societa Finanziaria Telefonica SPA, Stet, has plans for a one-for-four rights issue to raise its paid-up capital to 2,550 billion lira (***** million) from 2,040 billion lira. It gave no pricing details but said it will also seek shareholder approval for
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      US defence supplier on way to recovery
      262 19 NEW YORK, Mon. Only eight months ago, the Martin Marietta Corp, one of America's major defence suppliers, was a basket case. Today, Wall Street analysts are recommending the stock and Marietta is moving up. Mr William Agee, head of Bendix Corp, recognised last
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      Lock icon Programme
      258 19 Mr Thomas Pownall, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Marietta, said that that factor, together with the sale of new securities, was what the company had m mind. The debt-reduction programme has been so successful that Marietta last Friday announced that it had refinanced the US$93O million one-year
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      Sharp increase in Public Bank group earnings
      294 19 Sharp increase in Public Bank group earnings PUBLIC Bank, which is proposing a three-for-five bonus issue, has recorded a hefty 46 per cent rise m group pre-tax profit to !m553.46 million for the j year ended Dec 31, 1982. The group pre-tax profit 'was arrived at after providing for diminution
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      Local company to make anodised plates
      520 19 SEVERAL Singaporeans have toother set up the first anodised plates manufacturing company m South-east Asia. The company, Fuji Offset Plate Manufacturing Pte Ltd, will produce the plates under licence from Fuji Chemicals Industrial Co Ltd, one of five large anodised plate makers m Japan.
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      Lock icon Rating agency keeps eye on Eastern Air Lines
      226 19 NEW YORK, Mon. Credit rating agency Standard and Poor's is keeping watch on developments at Eastern Air Lines Inc to see whether the company's current credit ratings can be maintained. It is also evaluating afresh the debt of Arkansas' Pulaski County special
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      Lock icon Bumper rice crop forecast
      69 19 WASHINGTON, Mon. The US Agriculture Department said m a forecast world rice production m 1983/84 will be a record 424 million tonnes, 2 per cent above the revised estimate for the 1982/83 year. It said the forecast assumes Indian rice production will recover from the drought-hit
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      UEM's managing director resigns after 7 months
      394 19 MR WILL von Below, the man United Engineers (M) brought m seven months ago to help solve its problems, has called it a day. Mr von Below's resignation from the managing director post at UEM reflects the uncertainties at the company which recently
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        Rises
        48 19 M A A 820+60 Lion Corpn 484 +56 K L Industries 640 +50 Apollo 300 +50 Metro Hldgs 1090 +30 Tan Chong 690 +30 Hong Leong Ind 835 +25 Lien Hoe 720 +25 C C M 480 +20 S N P L 394+20 Kuala Sidim 484 +18
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        Fails
        44 19 Kesang Hldgs 250 -150 Goodwood Park 1350 -50 DBS 950 -45 O C B C 1150 -30 M B F Hldgs 935 -30 Duniop Est 750 -30 Shell 910 -20 M Breweries 665 -20 Johan Hldgs 575 -20 C I Holdings 350 -16
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        Indices
        43 19 May 13 May 16 BT Composite: 934.17 925.52 BT Indicator: *****3 *****8 ST Industrials: 960.42 956.48 ST Finance: 2429.09 2413.51 ST Hotels: 1045.90 1043.11 ST Properties: 761.44 760.31 ST Minings: 264.55 264.51 ST Plantations: 1162.93 1161.66 OCBC: 846.93 836.50 SESInd: 724.67 720.60
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        Most Active
        23 19 M U I 850,000 Multi-Purpose 823,000 OUB Loan 812,000 M Credit 777,000 Tan Chong 618,000 Total turnover: 16.50m Total value: $66.79m
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        Share prices end slightly easier
        400 19 SINGAPORE: Share prices closed slightly easier, with prices fluctuating uncertainly throughout the day on buying support and profit-taking m moderate, selective trading. Jacks International rose 30 cents to $7.50, Metro 50 cents to $11.10, Pan Malaysia Cement 20 cents to $7.35, Public Bank 20 cents
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      46 19 MTC +5 NBT -1 Nat Iron -10 PMC +-15 PanElec Perils Plant -10 Prlma -10 Robinson's +2 Rothmansl Semb Ship -6 Slme Darby -7 S Steamship -7 S Trading -15 Sap Corp -1 Times Pnb U Engineers UM Works -2 Wearaes -4
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      Otis gets contracts for two major regional projects
      207 22 Otis gets contracts for two major regional projects OTIS Elevator Company has won contracts worth US$2O million (5541.6 million) for two major projects m the region. They are the Raffles City project here and the Shenzhen International Trade Centre m the People's Republic of China. A total of 106 elevators
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      UEP results marginally better
      89 22 UEP results marginally better UNITED Estate Projects Bhd's latest preliminary results show a marginal increase m earnings to M 525.46 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1982, compared with M 525.06 million previously. The slight improvement was achieved m spite of a small drop m turnover to M 577.33
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      Lion Corporation proposes three share issues
      891 22 LION Corporation Bhd has proposed a one-for-two bonus issue, a one-for-one rights issue and a special bumiputra issue, along with the purchase of shares m several related companies. The company is to acquire further shares m publicly-quoted Amalgamated 'Steel Mills (ASM), raising its stake
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      258 22 Unilever expected to show flat earnings LONDON, Mon. Share analysts expect the combiner! first quarter results from Unilever PLC and XV. due today, to show flat profits and volume trends, although a better picture should emerge m the second half. Estimates of first quarter pretax profits range from US$l6O million
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      481 22 NEW YORK, Mon. In the past three months, Gulf and Western Industries' stock has risen about US$9 (5518.70) a share. At the market opening on Friday, it stood at US$26 s*.5 The rise, analysts say, can be attributed m large part
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      97 22 HOUSTON, Mon. Getty Oil's 1983 results are not likely to match last year's earnings of U*****.6 million (551.43 billion) or $8.61 a share, chairman Sidney Petersen told the annual meeting on Friday. Last month the company reported first quarter earnings fell to $1.99 a share
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      401 22 LONDON, Mon. The continuing recession m the world steel industry was translated into a drop m world seaborne iron ore trade to 270.01 million tonnes last year from 304.08 million tonnes m 1981. Mr Andrew Penfold of shipping industry specialists CSR Consultants Ltd,
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    1861 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AjtnooMto (3.408) Alewn (3.105) (63) 3.08 (8) 3.10 (80) 3.06
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    572 20 JITTERS which surfaced m the afternoon sent share prices easier after a steady opening at the local stock market yesterday. The Business Times Composite Index closed 8.65 points lower at 925.52 and the Straits Times Industrial Index fell 3.94 points to 956.48. Despite the weaker
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    576 20 AN EARLY run-up m share prices met with heavy profit-taking on Ihe Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices opened generally higher and continued to rise until the tea-break. Thereafter, values moved upwards within narrow margins. In the afternoon, prices began to falter as investors mined cautious and
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    40 20 Up Down imch Industrials 36 52 25 Finance 4 2 3 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 0 5 5 Oil Palms 2 4 1 Tins 1 5 2 Rubbers 4 7 5 Rubbers 0 0 Deb/Loans 0 10
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    3548 20 BID and offer prices officially listed and business m and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown m brackets m lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      97 21 THE STRAITS TIN price m Penang yesterday rose to M 530.74 a kilo, up three cents from last Friday, but still within the ITA lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. Some fresh demand from local interests at this level helped (he buffer stock manager to absorb the remainder of
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      30 21 Rubber: May 16 Singapore: June: 224.50 cents (unchanged) Malaysia: June: 244.50 cents (up 1.50 cents) Tin: M 530.74 per kilo (up 3 cents) 125 tonnes (down 100 tonnes)
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      135 21 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per IM kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $112.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) lob $125.00 seUers, new drum fob $129.00 seUers. (op—.: Mixed (loose) $64 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $350.00 seUers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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      565 21 RUBBER PRICES m Singapore yesterday closed quietly steady with June One RSS buyers quoted at 224.50 cents a kilo, unchanged from last Friday's close. Morning prices were marked up slightly despite some stale bull liquidation and lack of follow-through after a higher opening. Afternoon prices cased on some June
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      38 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday rose on light covering m quiet trading. In the May position, central and north rose Mss and Ms 3 respectively to MsBss a tonne while south gained Msl toMsBs6.
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      241 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable m Singapore opened at $29,505 and closed lower at $29,450 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.25/438.00 and traded down to $436.30/436.80 because of bearish sentiments m a market that anticipated a rise m interest rates. However, it was well supported
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      34 21 Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Soisse, S'poir Fri Th«rs New York 13.118 12.938 13.18S 13.00S Zurich 13.058 B 13.15S -S Mm Fri Singapore 12.858 12.828 12.95S 12.92S
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      46 21 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on May 16: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2% 2M 3-month Bank bills 7% 7W 3 months CD IVi 7% 6 months CD 7 5/16 7 3/16 Source: National Discount Co.
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      31 21 Closing Interbank rates (or Singapore dollars on May II: Offer Bid Overnight 6 53/4 1 month 7'/a 7% 2 months 7VS 7% 3 months V/i 7% Overnight mode 7
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      24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best easterners is S.W per cent.
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      747 21 THE US dollar opened at US$2.OBBO/ 00 against the Singapore unit yesterday and was traded to a high of 2.0915/25 to close there. Trading was thin with participants showing little interest. The US dollar traded mixed against the major currencies. It was traded lower m the morning
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      393 21 Yen 1AJinomoto 825 -1 Akal 535 10 Amada 650 -15 Asahl Chem 306 -4 Asahl Glass 579 -1 Bank Tk 291 unch Brldgestone 500 unch Canon 1310 -10 Casio Computer 1210 -30 Citizen 401 +3 I) Nip Print 735 unch D Nippon Screen Dalei 585 1 Dallchl Kangyo Bk
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      93 21 Pesos IAcoje Mining Anglo Phil 0.004 unch Apex Mining B 0.015 +0.001 Atlas Con. B 39.00 +0.5 Bagulo Gold 0.0022 -0.0002 Basic Petroleum 0.01 unch Benguet Con. B 100.00 +3.5 CDCP First Phil Hldgs 7.20 -0.1 I-epanlo B 0.1450 +0.005 Marlnduque B 7.20 +1.2 Maritwl 0.0014 unch Orlenlal B
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      262 21 Bangkok prices have been held over for space reasons. Bond Corp 101 Boral 288 -2 Bougainville 272 -3 Brambles 275 unch Bridge Oil 330 unch C R A 490 -14 C S R 335 -15 Castlemalne 415 unch Central Norseman 810 -10 Comalco 250 -10 Con Ruttle 440S Crusader
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      274 21 STOCKS yesterday closed easier with the Hang Seng index finishing the day off 6.76 points at 942.80, and trading was thin and featureless throughout, brokers said. HK$ Associated Hotels 2.30 -0.1 Bank Of East Asia 27.00S Carrlan Invest susp Cheung Kong 8.20 -0.2 China Light 14.00 -0.2 City Hotels
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      437 21 EQUITIES were firmer m very quiet trading yesterday. The Financial Times Index at 3pm was up 2.7 points at 674.4, little changed from the 674.5 held since midday. Grand Met was quoted at 33 8, up lip from Friday's close, having touched 340 after interim results far above the
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      51 21 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 942.80 Friday 949.56 Week Ago 967.62 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 758.2 Friday 764.5 Week Ago 748.0 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 603.9 Friday 614.3 Week Ago 596.2 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 671.7 Thursday 668.6 Week Ago 694.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1218.75 Thursday 1214.40 Week Ago 1232.59
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      246 21 MMC (3.265) (3) 3.30 (10) 3.28 (19) 3.26 (8) 3.24 Pahang Con (1.418 1.425) (19) 1.43 (1) 1.44 (22) 1.42 (1) 1.41 Rahman Hyd (5.005) (1) 5.00 Seiangor Dredge (5.505) (1) 5.60 (5) 5.50 Sg Best (8.10S) Tongkah (2.705) Tronoh (10.208 10.40S) (1) 10.20 DOLLAR RUBBERS B Untaug
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      409 21 r'""O'-' f* <&**^^ r* r^ &s. jhhHH j HBhl, mm IT 1 *'!f*«-*"' i .^.-■■■>* K\ v *isr >-<.%l ri >•• >*»*^:'" >•■•*■. Bifcfc: l^ '"«> i: 'v.. -fc«.» fc: H^P" rt *t* Jj^ji^ ll^ t What Does Commerce Mean to the Asia-Pacific Region It means electronics, toys, industrial machinery,
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      165 22 ANNOUNCING AlM's ADVANCED MARjKETING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM for the Marketing Executive Applications are now being accepted for AlM's ADVANCED MARKETING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (AMMP) for 1983. Designed to enhance and sharpen the marketing management skills of the Asian marketing executive, this year's AMMP gives a particular emphasis on the need to formulate
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      224 23 More power, greater economy. Senator's stringent standards mean greater power-plant refinements. So Senator consumes petrol modestly while achieving acceleration levels that are the envy of its class. #npj '*sf > Ti?iTor' c\ i sci Til incci Jii»s* i^*' v- j^, "ijjIIWKMBBBIIIIuu. Cl Ilv'lCllL* 11 L-liidl CVllvi 10 I ...1,,, i,;
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      740 24 x I EL h EPH N h ESER ,YI? E: i CLASSIFICATION GROUP S__ Mond.y-Fr,d. y f^cry |S1 00 peTword <M,n SIS 00) I i I*. "io-A J^^ m^±.f\ A% mmm mm ■t^^b m wJk Saturday 9.00 am- 300 pm 18.00 per col cm A Entertainment Pood guide 45^. TT^Ctote"^.
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      659 24 18 Home Furniture/ 19 Household 19 Household Furnishing Appliances Appliances modern HOME AND office furniture for sale: Specialize m builtin cupboard, kitchen cabinet from $100.00 p.s.r. and $110 p.f.r. respectively. Kindly call us for free quotation from 10am to 9pm. Henderson Furniture Blk 95, 70 Henderson Road. Tel: *****07. CANE
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      574 24 HITACHI AIR-COOLED SPLIT-TYPE AIRCONDITIONERS Ceiling Type sweet I—p—1 p— for W L Floor I Type 1 5 hp -JH/P Rental Trade-in available No obligations, please call tor jgp free estimation/design at: lfiB& TROPICAL ENGRG lISP^ 193 Post Coast Rood (1542 Tel: *****51/ *****88/*****26 25 Sale: Other Products HARDWOOD RED SPECIES
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      495 24 28 Health Centres/ Massage SPECIALIST HEALTH SALON 277 Orchard Road, #03-29/30, Specialist Centre (0923). Tel: *****39, *****66 ext 145, Massage Sauna Bath Opens daily from 10am to 11pm. ATTENTION LADIES. SCIENTIFIC slimming and spotreducing at Louise Klerk's Salon, 22 Ngee Ann Building, telephone *****82. CENTRAL HEALTH CENTRE Unit: #01-08, Central
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      1317 24 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products The ItCJI Patrol is the biggest force m CCTV. illli |iirrmti^iin ■j^BT i ir&m MwV m^jSF^^^SmA9/KBBSS^Bl^^ss^^tm^m fT^m& 4Jwfir V^i Ik jmj* tn^^dfi WLk WE HAVE THE COMPLETE RANGE. For further information about the Whether you need a low-cost
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      650 24 38 TV/Video/ Sound System A RELIABLE KOWA Electrical specialises m antenna Installation, repairing all kinds of video. colour T.V. and washing machines. Tel: *****49/ *****49. PROFESSIONAL T.V. ANTENNA installation for low high rise buildings. We will provide better T.V. reception including Indonesian Channel. Tel: *****18. SETRON EAGLE SVSOO VCR on
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      909 24 ■ft Wa A gent's watch was left behind Jr_S_ "*9fe lf_^B at an Orchard Road theatre pOJ| jB after a midnight show over the s^^» J^nm weekend. wW^k WxJ^Wl Tne person who found it has _P— _P—** l *WHM__ar mJ*yvk k nt) ly advertised it m the hope fjm^ E/\M
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      1121 25 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equip- 57 Industrial Equipment: Sale/Hire ment: Sale/Hire ment: Sale/Hire Forklif t Alternative $18 per day. Why waste The l M' Series many thousands rJ^T^"^^-, can be leased for of dollars buying wjfß ||j|||i as little as $18 aforkliftyou JLj J^ r per day.* don't need?
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      262 25 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP Established Trading Company Requires COMPUTER OPERATORS In its systems division. Pre-requisites:--1) Minimum GCE 'O' level preferably with credit m Maths 2) Fresh school leavers may apply as training will be provided Interested applicants please call *****11 For an immediate interview OR Write m to: THE
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      531 25 66 Situations Vacant d Secretarial Clerical ARE YOU THE Rl OUR FRC A great job for the right Ret national Advertising Agency j Nice Manner: You'll be an a happy smile to greet c I Great Telephone Voice: Yoi j doesn't know he's the hu Good Typing: Absolutely I pride
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      1069 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial d) Secretarial Clerical Clerical GHTGIRLTOBE fk MM INTMAN? |l HCJ ;eptionist/Typist m an Inter* vm mm f t ROBIN SHIPYARD outgoing type, ready with pjg _-f— iur visitors. No introverts invites applications for the post of: j'll be cheerful. The caller RECEPTIONIST/
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      570 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An Australian Hotel Representative Office m Singapore requires STENO/ RECEPTIONIST 1. Minimum GCE O' I.eve with credit m English. 2. Some knowledge of basic book-keeping. 3. Able to operate telex machine. 4. Ability to type accurately. 5. Knowledge of shorthand, 90/ 100 w.p.m. Remuneration
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      643 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical A garment manufacturer require immediately a FEMALE ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 1 c Age above 22 years c Possess LCC Accountini Cert. Able to handle full set of ac counts up to trial balanci stage Able to compile account information and miscellane ous duties initiatively Interested
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      410 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical a An established company m Jure invitea applications for the (o!!c ing positions: 1) FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK GCE 'O- level. g c LCC Intermediate preferrt c Experience not essential. 2) FEMALE SHIPPING CLERKS c c GCE 'O' level, c Able to type. s c
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      615 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical >ng FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK >w urgently required. c GCE O 1 level. ■S c LCC Accounting (Intermediate). ;d. c Preferably with some experience but those without experience are encouraged to apply. Call us at: *****88 for immediate appointment or write to: I.T.R. PTE LTD
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      580 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Well established sanitary and plumbing contractor requires: TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST c Possess GCE O' level Certificate Typing 30 to 40 wpm c Ability to operate PABX switchboard Interested applicants, please write m with full particulars, salary expected and contact number to: Blk. 3007,
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      769 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required immediately 1. Knowledge of typing. 2. Able to handle calls. 3. General clerical work. Interested parlies, please call personally to: No. 1 Magazine Road 02-28 Central Building Singapore 0105 Tel: *****71. Foreign Insurance Company requires: ACCOUNTS CLERK With minimum 2
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      912 26 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical AN ENGINEERING COMPANY requires a Chinese Female General Clerk. Knowledge of typing and GCE 'O' level. Blk 5, 395-B, Woodlands Road, Yew Tee Industrial Estate, Spore 2368. Please call *****68/ 9. AN ESTABLISHED ENGINEERING Company m Ang Mo Kio requires a Female General Clerk.
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      700 26 60 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED. Typing essential. Contact tel. *****46 or interview between Ip.m. sp.m. at: 511 Geylang Road, Spore 1438. GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED by company m Jurong. Please sent In full resume with salary expected to: The Advertiser, 49 Quality Road, Singapore 2261. GIRL FRIDAY
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      1173 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales c) Sales Career Opportunity is now open for aggressive young people (Male/Female). Candidates should have a pleasant personality be able to work independently. Those without experience may also apply as intensive training will be provided. A challenging rewarding career can be yours
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      625 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Sales A Young Organisation, due to expansion requires: MALE FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Completed N.S. Fluent m English Mandarin. Great opportunity for promotions to Supervisor and above. WE OFFER: Intensive training. Attractive commission and bonus. Transport provided. Annual leave etc Interested please apply personally on '17/5/83 and
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      733 26 66 Situations Vacant I c) Sales FEMALE SALES PROMOTERS For selling fashion accessories m leading departmental stores. Attractive salary plus incentive commission. Please call personally at: MAYCE FASHION GOODS PTE LTD BLK A, 35, X ALL ANG PUDDING RD -04-08 TONG LEE BUILDING SINGAPORE 133-5 for interview JUSTIN requires SALESGIRLS
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      1014 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I i^— 1,,, i c) Sales Technical FEMALE OPTICAL ASSISTANTS jjS JIHSHHBbI required Secondary Education i^l^li^l^l^i^l^ii^Bl^i^i^^S" Starting salary $350. Interested please apply personally at: 163 ffißS Orchard Road, Spore 0923. Tel: «P *****27. GIFT SHOP REQUIRES Full-Time CIMT^ADnOf: Salesgirls. Working hours 10am OIIMvjMrTJTIt to
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      574 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Technical Technical ii GEMEHALi(©9SI ELECTRIC 11 lij Consumer Electronics Pte Ltd fe requires suitably qualified candi- i$W V? dates for the following positions: Sg Candidates must possess Diploma m rejxx Mechanical Engineering or equiva- Successful candidates will assist the §sss engineer m speeding up
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      345 27 66 Situations Vacant I Technical requires ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN NTC Grade 3 m electronics Experience m the installation and maintenance of electronic equipment would be advantageous though not essential Please write or apply with full deI tails, salary expected and contact telephone no. to:GAMMA ELECTRONIC PTE LTD 164 Kallang Way #03-33/34
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      523 27 66 Situations Vacant Technical JDC-HAZAMA j Main contractor for the 1 Chartered Bank Building c redevelopment project ur- j gently requires applicants I for 7 ELECTRICAL FOREMAN 7 DUTIES I assist M E Project t p Manager m co-ordinat- ing electrical works A check and report to M& j C
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      609 27 66 Situations Vacant S) Technical Leading International Engineering Company requires WORKSHOP SUPERVISOR Qualification Engineering diploma or equivalent. Must have minimum yrs. experience m sheet metal fabrication production. Preferable to have knowledge experience m alluminium work handling and TIG welding. Knowledge of electrical panel circuitry would be a distinct advantage. Interested
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      583 27 66 Situations Vacant wmmmmammMmmommmmmmmimmmmmmmammmm Technical Calling STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN i MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN We have immediate vacancies if you are a diploma holder with 2 years experience. Phone now. *****92 for more details and interview appointment. I We invite applications for the posi- i tion of:--f OC TECHNICIAN Holder of a GCE
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      902 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production REQUIRES MALE/FEMALE PRODUCTION STAFF IT'S NOT JUST INTERESTING WORK! ,1 1 WE OFFER BETTER ENVIRONMENT A ?%C%/1/ Friendly congenial yV 9 Modern clean f -^^M Fully air-conditioned SjP^TKi W'lMJ^^i* p 'P cd in music ii^S^^^^
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      150 27 j HAPPY FACES j I at I GENERAL Jp ELECTRIC j u.s.a. Television Appliance Pte Ltd Be a part of our happy team of: With us. you're assured of a stable job, J a earing employer and what's more... 5-day Work Week I I Shift Allowance J Matching Payment for
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      921 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production g) Production is -jgtff^^ fr^Mwk\ JSteStlffir^^sM^^^ High scope allowance ■l Tlfcll fthilWll^jll^^ri--- #High 2nd shift allowance ™1 5^ I^PillkLaßPj^^^i subsidiary of J
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      438 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Attractive Starting Salary MALE FEMALE I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS PERMANENT ONE SHIFT 1 st Shift 7.00 am 4.1 8pm Special Shift 4.20pm 1 1 .20pjn Requirements •Age 1 6 -45 Primary/Secondary Education Attractive Benefits •Salary increase after 3 months
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      264 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production Come and see us at: The Personnel Department Flextronics (S) Pte Ltd 1, Bedok Industrial Estate 514, Chai Chee Street, #05-14 Bus Service No: 229 Bedok Interchange) yojr I^Ui^g aU Sin Sap o oJ I ORION 1 I IP* FEMALE
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      77 28 SINGAPORE LIMITED IMMEDIATE VACANCIES $385 Machine Operators (3 shifts) $343 I Production Operators Including Shift allowance ($2/- for 2nd shift and $5/- for 3rd shift) •Salary increase after 3 months salary reviews each year Attendance allowance Free transport Lniforms provided Recreation benefits Malaysian citizens will be provided with free accommodation
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      199 29 66 Situation* Vacant g) Production TEXAS INSTRUMENTS gives FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS r ATTRACTIVE STARTING SALARY ps TRANSPORT ALLOWANCE V SHIFT J ALLOWANCE J ATTRACTIVE BONUS I YEARLY JL (profit] SHARING I PARTICIPATION J EXCELLENT MEDICAL I CARE J r>T <> 12 DAYS ANNUAL I LEAVE J STUDY assistance] CLEAN AIRCON
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      302 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production National Ejfl|£3 Electronic kyjjfe| Components nrvi A MATSUSHITA CAREER Matsushita EtsCtronic Components Company seeks out <if\ excitinjg future m electronics for the progress of mankind and is a leader m component technology. We are expanding and need excellent young men and women for a Matsushita
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      573 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Production SAMPECH, A subsidiary metal stamping precision engineering company of Sampoarna Holdings Group has immediate vacancies for: (1) FEMALE PACKERS (2) PRODUCTION/ MACHINE OPERATORS Requirements: Minimum qualification primary 0. able to speak and read simple English Experience not required, but preferred Age 15 —16 years acceptable
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      1001 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous s^s pubuJunq Bhd requires (1) DRIVER I Male Singapore Citizen Possess a valid Class 3 driving licence Prepared to work on shifts At least 1 years' relevant experience Starting basic salary: $370 or more $420 or more for applicants who
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      412 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous HITACHI ELEVATOR ENGRG. (S) PTE LTD Invites applicants for the post of:A) ASSISTANT Q.C. INSPECTION OFFICER (MALE) B) TYPIST CUM GENERAL CLERK Qualifications Requirements:For Post (A) Diploma m mechanical or production engineering Completed N.S. For Post (B) Mm. typing speed 40--45 w.p.m. G.C.E. O' level
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      571 29 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Career Opportunity to join an expanding modern food processing company m Jurong:DESPATCH RIDER/SHIPPING CLERK to do import/export documentations at PSA, Airport Government Departments. Minimum Sec 2 education j with basic English proficien- cy, completed N S Experience In similar posi- j tion an advantage. Must
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      414 29 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous South Asia Die-casting Facto- ry (S) Pte Ltd immediate vacancies lor the (ollowi ing posts:- (A) STOREKEEPER (B) QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTOR (C) DESPATCH CLERK (Male) For post (A):--i At h rience GCB O level with credit m Mathematics Completed N.S. For post (B):- Completed Secondary
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      903 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Well Established Mulli naliona company invites suitable appli Wttb a J I Afe 40 cunts to (ill the following vacnncioi &J BH s>#^k m town/ Jurong W lllkl WT (1) SALES EXECUTIVES Minimum QCE "O" level wlO credit In English
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      1182 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Established Trading Firm dW\\ COLD requires urgently VW {TnDAr r (I) FEMALE TELEPHONE 1 STORAGE OPERATOR CUM TYPIST We require urgently With experience m operI ating NEC Electra 28 1 CLERKS switchboard. Bilingual m both Enge gee o- level n
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      1067 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous t) Miscellaneous Immediate vacancies for iSHSB VAN DRIVERS CUM 5 DELIVERY Japanese lounge m ASSISTANTS urgently need MORE Valid class 3 driving licence. I UACTCCCCC I Physically fit. I nUSICWM I c Completed N.S. Please telephone Be able to read and speak
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      1662 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous MALE PEST TECHNICIANS DESPATCH RIDERS REQUIRED ur gently. Must have own bike. ExCOMPLETEDN.S. perlence not necessary AttracSALAHY $430 ABOVE I've salary plus allowances and incentives. Call personally at Attendance incentive Unit =05-04. Singapore Shopping Overtime allowance Centre, 190, Clemenceau Avenue.
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      1733 30 66 Situations Vacant 76 Vehicles For Sale 1) Miscellaneous a) Alia/Peugeot PUMP ATTENDANT REQUIRED By j PEUGEOT 504. Registered Dec petrol station at Newton Road. 1976 Manual. 4 brand new tyres. Day shtfl < rood pay. Tel: *****59 Tax till Nov. 1983. Aircond, radio, *****06, non-PARF. $7,900 0.n.0. Phone *****53.
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      1709 31 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun Honda 1978 DATSUN 100A Aircon, radio/ 1980 HONDA ACCORD 4-door, aircassette, PARF eligible, beautt- con, radio/ cassette, sports rims, ful condition. $11,500. *****82. good condition. Tel: *****77 1978 DATSUN 120Y with alrcond, radio/ cassette. Asking: $14,800 1980 HONDA ACCORD 4-door.
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      1674 31 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes j) Toyota 1977 MERCEDES 200 Auto, excel- lent condition, 5 new tyres. I > $41, 500 0.n.0. Ring Richard Ng, I __j___j'":^";__lMl >' *****71. H_^_Hrl3____B 1977 MERCEDES 200 One compa- .WiPPlWiri^H I IP'I ny owner, aircond., radio cas- B^Jl|Ui^UiJ^|dM| sette.
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      1466 31 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others I) Others CITY SHOWROOM 5* Competitive hire purchase* M interest rates. g* Free Tanreo hi-power car radio m m cassette. Free 500 litres of Shell petrol E 3 Free 800 litres of Shell Diesoline m Better trade-in value M Expertise
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      490 31 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sate m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial m) Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles izz^_r j^_^jji ~~tmui I,^j wjiiiiip 1 ■iin iv «m_im m±M gk I flHr ___M m¥ mm m Tilt Cab; Standard feature Sn_l^__BfflH_H_9_^li__!
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      230 31 n) Motor Cycles/ Scooters MANY NEW MOTORCYCLE selling lowest price. Trade m acceptable FAI2SLC F/AZ RXK $620, RXI2S RXIIS $530. RXIOO $470. GTO CGI2S $480. FA GLI4S $580 many others. 403 Balestier Road. SUZUKI TRSIIB $480, GPIOO $250, GSX 250E $850, Yamaha RXK 135 $570, RDI2S LC $870, Scrambler PE2SO/DTI2S
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      237 31 77 Vehicles Wanted A GOOD OFFER Mercedes Benz of any model (company and private regis- tration welcome) c For all PARF scrap cars c PARF export documents KONG BENG MOTOR CO. 170, Albert Street *01— 07 Golden Wall Auto Centre Tel: *****76 *****59. CASH PAYMENT FOR any model, secondhand vehicles,
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      423 31 77 Vehicles Wanted INTERESTED IN PURCHASING BMW 520. 1974 or later model, Non PARF, m good condition and preferably 1 owner. Phone *****13. URGENTLY WANTED FEW units secondhand cars. Any capacity model. Immediate payment. Contact *****00 3484~236/ night *****24. 190 Tanjong Katong. WANTED URGENTLY NICE car numbers: T, '6', 'B,
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      1062 32 85 Housing Loans 85 Housing Loans fa 12 months a5% P-a- 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 1128, WATTEN ESTATE RD Double-storey detached bungalow, newly painted, with matured garden, for immediate rent. TEL: *****81 c Dist 10, Cluny Road cul-de-sac detached, 3 bedrooms, study room, central aircon, fully carpeted, big
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      554 32 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 1545, QUIET, SPACIOUS, double-storey detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms plus servant's room. Fully furnished.-. 2 alrconds, fridge, washing machine, telephone, new sette. Rent: $3,000 per month. Contact *****97. No agents. DIST. 11, NEAR NEWTON Circus attractively furnished terrace, quietly located, 3 bedrooms, spacious living/ dining,
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      1652 32 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses DIST. 5, FABER VICINITY Near to GOLDEN HILL, NEAR Serangoon International school, 2 1/2- Garden, double-storey, splitstorey semi-detached, 5 bed- level terrace. 3 bedrooms/ serrooms /study, partially furnish- vant's. Unfurnished $1,600. Ed, matured garden, $3,300 only. *****63. Call *****28/ *****50
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      1081 32 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments f___ Mb— Jii|i-lhiiifiLlMiin T'^^TfW __B APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Rich East Garden $5,000 Village Tower $4,500 NimPark $3,500 Westwood Apt $6,000 Futura $6,500 Hillcrest Arcadia $6,000 Villa d'Este $8,000 Stevens Drive (town house) $4,500 APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR SALE Horizon
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      714 32 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments PANDAN VALLEY Camellia/ Bauhinia Terrace, 4 bedrooms. Acacia Court, 3 bedrooms. o MARYLAND PARK, 3 bedrooms THE PLAZA, 2 bedrooms HONG LEONG GARDEN CONDO, 3 bedrooms ST. PATRICK'S VIEW, 4 bedrooms PEACH GARDEN, 4 bedrooms. Rental: $2,200 to $6,000 ACACIA AGENCY *****43/ *****93 VILLA DELLE
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      1743 32 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments DIST. 10, AMERICAN SCHOOL vi- PANDAN VALLEY. 3 air on be cinity, Himiko Court, high floor, rooms Split-level design. Full 2 spacious bedrooms, large liv- sport facilities available Near ing, dining, bright modern foreign schools $3,200 ono kitchen. Complete condominium
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      1546 33 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments KATONG ROSE GARDEN (bed- SPECIAL FOR LARGE family, 6 roomed, partially furnished, bedrooms, easy access to Juslsoo Buklt Timah 7 m.S. Single- rong/ Shenton Way. Hin Seng storey bungalow. *****6/ 7 Garden with pool. *****51/ 2. UPPER THOMSON. GREEN MeadLION
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      1424 33 87 Accommodation 89 Properties For Sale Wanted n a) Houses b) Apartments BUNGALOW FOR SALEI VILLAGE TOWER APARTMENT and ni«TPirT n™ Sommerville Condominium re- rmevr p«t atp quired by ready clients on Ist HILLCREST estate June or Ist July. Budget $3,500 to Beautifully renovated, 2-storey $5,000 p.m. Joyearth Realty: bungalow
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      1748 33 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses DIST. 16, BEAUTIFUL SINGLE- DIST. 20 THOMSON GARDEN EsSTOREY bungalow. Area approx- tate double-storey corner terimate 8,000 sq.ft. Newly renovat- race. 3 bedrooms/servant's, ed with 4 bedrooms, built-in 4,000 Extensively renovated. 1500 sq.ft. sq.ft. Asking: $850,000. Highest $410,000
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      436 33 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments ■B"* «i ".li- i» -*;jS«* zz'.'fczz i ...vj^■^H mm itW m vi m «i*| <• •-<«■. ty'", r* J/RKp m w «t w awM 'few"* ft» <r "{L 'j
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      447 33 DISTRICT 11, HILLCREST ARCADIA, DOSSINA BLOCK, facing pool and morning sun on high floor with 4 bedrooms, 2,003 sq.ft. Asking for $630,000. DISTRICT 14, LENGKONG GARDEN, brand new condominium with facilities. Available type A/B C. Price ranging from $325,000 $480,000. Low and high floors available. DISTRICT 26, GREEN MEADOWS, lower
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      764 33 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments I J.S. LEE (REALTY) CO TEL: *****26/ *****61 Luxurious Apartments/Condominiums For Sale m: c Goodluck Garden (Dist. 21) $470,000. Dynasty Garden (Dist 10) $770,000. c Sherwood Tower (Dist. 21) $520,000. LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS FOR SALE Claymore Plaza Hlmiko Court c Allsworth Park Townhouse c
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      1811 34 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments DIST. 15, TELOK KURAU vicinity. DIST. 9, HIGHPOINT, 2,900 sq.ft. 3 I walk-up apartment. Ist. floor, bedrooms/servant's, central air- t 2.000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. Facing con, carpeted/ceramic. Vacant morning sun. Cosy environment, possession. $810,000. Villanelle 1
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      820 34 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments MOUNT FABER LODGE brand new upper maisonette. Type B. Area 2560 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms. Claymore Realty. *****22. PRELUDE ENTERPRISE, *****18: Brand new Mount Faber Lodge. 2 bedrooms/ attached bathrooms. 1 100 sq.ft. $420,000 0.n.0. ROSE GARDEN FULLY Furnished/ Renovated walk-up apartment. 1,100 sq.ft.
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      754 34 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments CALLING PURCHASERS OF HUDC FLATS PRIVATE HOUSES/APARTMENTS You can now take a Mortgage Protection Policy from NTUC INCOME at an extremely low cost. This policy provides security to your family and ensures that they will always have a roof over their heads. It
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      349 34 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HUDC Apartments 90 Properties Wanted GENUINE BUYER INTERESTED to purchase link bungalow at Watten Estate. Please contact *****4. GENUINE BUYER URGENTLY looking for Rajah Tower. BIk.A and C. Owners, please call *****43. HDB FLAT WANTED by Genuine buyers with ready cash. Owner call *****73. READY
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      745 34 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted 90 Properties Wanted We are a Development Organisation interested m residential sites for developing bungalows, semi-detached, terrace houses and condominiums. If you possess what we are looking for, and have the intention of selling or going into Joint-venture with us, please contact MR WINSTON
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      431 34 93 Office Spaces i a) Sale NEW 6-STOREY COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE OR RENT Groundflr banking/ departmental stores/ showroom, etc. Upper floors offices. Total floor area 42,000 sq.ft. For immediate occupation. Contact: *****98/ *****56 Principals Only. DIST.OIO6 MAXWELL ROAD Selling I vacant possession. Built-in 1360 I sq.ft. Asking 5780.000 0.n.0.
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      455 34 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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      747 35 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces i AN IDEAL INVESTMENT RICHFIELD INDUSTRIAL CENTRE A mixed deve >pment of modern warehousing and light industrial units sited along expressway of Paya Lebar m the heart of densely populated area (close to proposed Eunos MRT Station) y^Jy
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      1755 35 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental 1 1 1 i■ 4 if Til M 4'W \n i: ill WS§ j| ifeii I 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental M CAIRNHILL HOTEL PTE LTD Newly renovated shop space about 160 sq ft on
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      565 35 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale Invest inahlgh density location for your retail business LOWLAND COURT Situated m Upper Serangoon, one of Singapore s zo7?€£ if a C^4 \&gou¥9^^ 9 spacious shop lots on the ground
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      123 35 100 Air Travel HARHARAH TRAVEL For reliable economical airfares worldwide. 02-35 Sultan Plaza. Tel: *****09. *****79, *****86 TA 413. 102 Tours ONE OF THESE TRANS TOURS WILL HELP YOU DISCOVER NEW ZEALAND. The World m Miniature." MotorhomeS 8 days from $21 10^ (two to six persons per vehicle). Budget Coach
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      124 35 102 Tours r— O"^ ASSOCIATED TOURS (3) PTE LTD Wellington Building, 20, Bideford Road, -•■lO-01 to -10-04 Singapore 0922 Tel: *****22 (7 lines) PERTH 5 Days 6 Days from $970 Dep Date: Every Thurs. Highlights: (a Atlantis Marine Dolphin Show (n Yanchpp Sun City f« Lion Satan Park (a River
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      205 35 102 Tours "i Hongkong, Beijing, Nanjing, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Guilin. Guangzhou 1 17 days) Dep 29/5 23/9 (Tour conducted m English) Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Wuxi, Nanjing, Beijing, Guilin, Guangzhou (21 days) Special price *****0 Dep 28 5 (Tour conducted m English) Hongkong, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Nanjing, Beijing, Wuhan, Yichang, Chongqing Guilin,
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      249 36 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental b) Rental b) Rental I i> Paramount Hotel K*VmP^ S^^w^tittH^^Bß HW^3^ j'TS aft KfifiSS r I arawoupt m Shopping Centre Concession rental rates before official opening of the Hotel A few units strategically located available for lease only. Longer
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      556 36 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours I /^vt/#* lii Dynasty Tours- 8 D 3¥ No>l Tour Ope^tor to Australia .<^f<%^ m m Gold Coast Surfer's Paradise ,%%> IMMAM IllC^nAlfl^lllffl (Queensland, Aus.raiia, V IfffllfC MPr m^3fß B^EF W Imi 6 Days 551 199
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      769 36 No.l Tour Operator to Australia AEIITLI Superior Class jMI r^tK mm Packages Services Jh>. HBBmB (Low Season) "*N ok 6 Days from S$ 999 '^>^ Group Dep. 27/5,03/6,10/6,17/6,24/6, i >V 5»1% 01/7, 15/7,29/7,05/8, 12/8, 19/8,26/8. /<f <£?<£>/ 'i 7 Days From Ssl l ll WJK^ Group Dep. 6.12/6.19/1 6/1 Ilk
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      349 36 hBhH Inclu.sive: All meals except breakfast, Grand BBQ evening at Hyatt, Visit Kuala Trengganu, Batik factory, Handicraft centre, Brass silver factory, Baserah fishing village (salted fish). Giant turtle sighting at Rantau Abang. THE ONLY TOUR TO INCLUDE TWO FABULOUS BEACH RESORTS! HONGKONG 4D PACKAGE (excluding airfare) y*K» FROM $320 $370
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      303 37 102 Tours 102 Tours B^^. i^^ li n II 1 V^i Uki I _gj i= «^l mA jd 9^. LU 3tf I f 1 I 15 vi_ ll^k Sfci^ 'ISk y~~ </) -E oo i n o VY J iJ I h^j I ?5 c Vjv^ I MBi o 'z:
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      713 37 102 Tours 102 Tours f^NAMHO! g '^gpT TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD f r m Head Office: I Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) 100 Eu Tong Sen St.. #01-14, #01-18, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****33(7 lines). Branch Office: People's Park Complex, Grd. Hoor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1-3, *****6.
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      442 37 102 Tours 102 Tours I T.t*"WIDO I 1 V«yvlr\.O j Genting/Penang/ Genting Cameron Highland (3 Days by air) $285 4/5 Days $380 Dep. Date Every Mon, Tue (Air/Coach/Air) Wed Sun Dep Date: Every Thu Mon r~ 1 Genting (2 days Genting 3 nights by coach) s9s (2 Days by air)
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      1081 37 102 Tours 102 Tours 'Mfjjf 5 Genting/Penang/Cameron 4E%\ $1 75. Staying m Casino Hotel ij£^\ 3D/4N Genting 5249/5 199 PUFMTAI 3D/4N Gentlng/Cameron $169 SHCNTOURS 2 days Genting by Air 5359 nVAV# Jtt 2D/3N Genting $149/5129 s*l CaFV 2D/3N Genting Coach/Air $259 ■■■^■■mi DEP 26/5 27/5 28/5 |JB||i P ij*B< g
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      1362 37 110 Computer 111 Academic O/MIBIITCD GRADUATE OFFERS INTENSIVE OUMrU I tH and systematic coaching m EngnnA^nAiiillLl^ !lsn Economics, Literature PRUviHAIVIIVIINVa Mandarin. General Paper and COURSES Statistic, Ca.l *****79 wcw/ri accpc TUTOB WHO m pets >' our re new OUA9SES quirements For free lntroducCOMMENCING ON t lon call Select Tutors: *****91
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      146 38 MR HO TIN SWEE AGED: 77 Passed away peacefully on Sunday 15th May 1983, leaving behind: Wife: Low Sou Lan Sons: Tiong Hin KokTong(Dr) Yian Cheong Kok Wah KokKee(Dr) Kok Thye Kok Beng Kok Eng Daughters: Ai Choo Ai Lian Bee Choo Bee Kiow Sons-in-law: Lem
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      105 38 passed away peacefully and went home to be with the LORD JESUS on 16.5.83, leaving behind beloved children, Henry, Margaret and Richard, daughter-in-law Hannah and grandson Timothy to mourn his loss. Service on Tuesday 17.5.83 at 8.00 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Funeral Parlour no. 2. Cremation
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      67 38 MR. Y.D. NATHAN Age 78 Years Passed away peacefully on 16.5.83 leaving behind: beloved wife Mary Nathan; Sons: Emmanuel, J. Nathan, A.M. Nathan, John Nathan; Daughters: Iruthayamary, Josephine, Margaret, Ruby, Lily, Rose Mary, Marianne; Sons-in-law: Thomas, Trevor Chua Teck Hong; Daughters-in-law: Rosaline and Lourdes; and 13 grand-children to mourn his
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      35 38 DEEPEST CONDOLENCE TO PAUL KHAW KIM MONG ft FAMILY FROM HIS CLOSE FRIENDS CORTEGE LEAVING SERANGOON CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. JOSEPH DYING AID ASSOCIATION (TEL: *****3) AT 2 PM ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 FOR BULIM CEMETERY
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      29 38 MDMLIM AH 800 Aged 90 passed away peacefully on 15.5.83. Body lying at Blk 86 Whampoa rive. Funeral on Thursday 19.5.83. at 2.00 p.m. to Chua Chu Kang Cemetery.
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      76 38 Madam Lourde Mary Benjamin Aged 76 Passed away peacefully on Monday 16th of May 83 leaving behind. Son:Andrew Benjamin Daughters:Josephine (India) Theresa Paul (w/o late G.S. Paul) Daughters-in-law: Josephine Benjamin Victoria Benjamin (w/o late Antoine Benjamin) Grandchildren 19 and Greatgrandchildren 10 to mourn her loss. Cortege leaves Blk 1, Sembawang
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    29 38 AMERICAN Carl Lewis finishing his historic iOOm ran at the Modesto meet on Saturday, ahead of Darwin Cook (left) and Ken Robin sod. UPI picture
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    705 38 Revolution can't stop Jahangir PARIS, Mon. World squash champion Jahangir Khan is still invincible but only after turning seemingly imminent defeat into victory m an exciting fourth game against Qamar Zaman m the final of the French Open here yesterday. The 19-year-old Jahangir lost his first game of the US$4O,OOO
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    334 38 LONDON, Monday WEST INDIES batsman Viv Richards sustained his impressive early form for Somerset m one-day cricket with a scintillating 117 not out against Nottinghamshire m the English Sunday League yesterday. Richards and England all-rounder lan Botham, who struck 85, shared a thunderous third-wicket partnership
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    331 38 CHICAGO Red Sox trounced Milwaukee Brewers 6-1 m the American League baseball match on Sunday. Other results: White Sox 7 Yankees 3, Red Sox 6 Brewers 1, Rangers 2 Orioles 1, Tigers 6 Royals 4, A's 3 Mariners 0, Twins 8 Angels 6. National League: Cardinals 4 Expos
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      323 38 IMPORT/EXPORT PROCEDURES DOCUMENTATION COURSE This course introduces from Basic to Advance stages m Import/Export Procedures. Suitable all working people, school leavers, students and those waiting to start business. Subjects covering fifty topics from P.S.A., SEA/AIR FREIGHT, BANKING Procedures to Export selling and Marketing Strategic Commencing 19th May 1983 Thurs 6.30-B.oopm
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      74 38 THE FAMILY OF the late Madam Wong Wai Cheng announce her demise on 16.5.83. Casket lying m state at Singapore Casket Co. Lavender Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. MACOONALD CAPT E.J. (MAC) Died suddenly on 13th May at PortHedland. STRAITS TIMES RATES FOR PERSONAL ADS OBITUARIES $15.00 for
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      This weekend's weights
      1242 39 WEIGHTS, ratings and barrier draws for this weekend's racing at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY Class 2 Div. 2 1,850 m (Ratings: 115-95) U Lucky Wind 57 115 2 Peace Now 56.5 114 3 Follow The leader 55 111 7 Dulwich Village 53 107 5 Never Quit 52.5 106
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      'Ringer' bid or genuine error?
      836 39  -  EPSOM JEEP By Vet spotted horse sent for saddling was not Scruples WAS the mix-up of two stablemates m a closed race for restricted terms horses at Bukit Timah on Saturday an attempt to spring a "ringer" on the racing public or was it a
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      Future of National secure
      143 39 Future of National secure LONDON, Mon. The Grand National, which m recent years has been permanently on the brink of extinction, had its future secured. Racing sources reported that at a secret meeting m Cheltenham over the weekend, the trustees of an appeal to save the race had reached a
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      50 39 f A ETHE DIRECTORS, MANAGEMENT STAFF OF TRANSINEX PTE LTD wish to express their deepest sympathy to their Managing Director MRS. SOON TOWNROW, their Travel Executive MR. STEVEN ANG and members of the family on the demise of their beloved mother, MRS ANG TIEN SENG J
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      26 39 MR. JAMES LIM HO CHUAN The Staff Of SIA Aircraft Maintenance E&l Section wish to express their deepest sympathy and condolence to his family.
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      143 Acknowledgements
      52 39 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Pastor John Lee, the Doctors, Nurses and Staff of the Coronary Care and Intensive Care Units, Singapore General Hospital, relatives and friends for their prayers, kind assistance, attendance, condolences, donations and wreaths during their
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      41 39 The family of the late MARY TAN BOON KIANG (MRS LOW KEE SENG) expresses their heartfelt gratitude to Rev. Fathers, The Religious, relatives and friends for their invaluI able assistance, prayers, attendance, condolences, wreaths and j donations during their recent bereavement.
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      THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
      36 39 ANGELA LEE PUAY SAN wish to thank priests, nuns, relatives, friends, colleagues. Doctors Staff of Mt. Elizabeth Hospital for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavemerit.
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      The family of the late
      37 39 Anthony Chee Kah Soon express their heartfelt thanks and j gratitude to all relatives and friends for their kind assistance, attend- ance, condolences, wreaths, donations and prayers during their recent bereavement. fIHMfIMHBEHHHHHBH
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      64 39 The Family of the late MR SNG CHENG HOCK wishes to thank Yen. MM Mahaweera Maha Nayaka Thera and Members o( Mangala Vihara Buddhist Temple, relatives, friends, principal/staff of Spore Polytechnic and VITB/CD Division (or their wreaths, donations, assistance and presence at the Spore Casket and Mt Vernon
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      46 39 In Loving Memory of MR. CHOH NGIAN BOON Departed 17/5/82 We often think of the yesteryears When we were together; Fond memories of you linger. Making your absence that more painful for us.' Inserted by Wife, youngest son Bert and Annie and children.
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      In loving memory of
      38 39 MDM. MARY TAY SIANG HONG Departed: 17th May '77 Always remembered by her children. IN EVERLASTING MEMORY Ol Mdm Mary Tay Siang Hong .imparted 17th May 1977 Always remembered by her childrt n grandchildren
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      96 39 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MDM. TAN YEW NAM (MRS. LEE MONG SIEW) Wish to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all relatives, friends and colleagues for their invaluable assistance, attendance, condolences, wreaths, do- j nations and also for j being with the family during their recent bereavement. r
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    Lock icon England, France a step nearer
    182 40 England, France a step nearer LONDON, Mon. England and France moved within sight of semifinal places when they won their second group matches m the European youth soccer championship yesterday. England, 1-d winners over Spain, beat defending champions Scotland 4-£ at Vifla Park, Birmingham, and need only a draw against
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    Lock icon Vizek is a Czech rave
    168 40 BUCHAREST. Mon. Czechoslovakia beat Rumania 1-0 here yesterday to throw Group Five of the European Championship wide open. A 40th minute penalty by Vizek put the Czechoslovaks level with Rumania on seven points from five games, two more than Sweden who haw played one game
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    TABLES
    122 40 GROUP THREE P W D L F A Pt England 5 3 2 0 16 2 8 Denmark 3 2 10 5 3 5 Greece 5 2 12 5 6 5 Hungary 4 2 0 2 14 9 4 Luxembourg 5 0 0 5 525 0 GROIF FIVE Czech'kia
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    Lock icon Maltese marvels finally melt
    320 40 VALLETTA, Mon. Group Seven leaders Spain had to fight all the way to overcome plucky Malta 3-2 yesterday. The Spaniards had to battle back from 2-1 down m the second half and it took them until six minutes from time to score the winning goal against
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    Lock icon The glorious Greek rhapsody
    246 40 The glorious Greek rhapsody BUDAPEST, Mon. A young, supremely confident and superbly organised Greek side put Hungary on the rack to record a shock 3-2 victory m their European Championship Group Three tie last night. The result was great news for both England and Denmark who look likely to fight
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    Lock icon Sweden storm to a fine victory
    176 40 MALMOE, Mon. Three goals within eight minutes pat Sweden on the road to a comfortable 5-1 win over Cyprus m a Group Five tie m Sweden last night. Midfielder Robert Prytz opened the scoring m the 53rd minute when he cracked a magnificent shot
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    Soccer results round-up
    382 40 All First Division: Argentina: Rosario Central 0 Newell's Old Boys 0, Union 1 Independiente 0, Loma Negra 2 Racing Club 1, Talleres 2 Racing 2. Austrian: Rapid 1 Inns- j bruck 1, Simmering 0 Austria Vienna 4. Belgian: Anderlecht 1 FC i Liege 2, Seraing 1 Antwerp
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    When Rome was bathed in yellow and red
    333 40 ROME, Mon. Rome was awash in yellow and red yesterday as the I Italian soccer season finished and the capital's fans celebrated Roma's first League title triumph in 41 years. The packed Olympic Stadium went delirious as Roma, who clinched the championship
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    239 40 RIO DE JANEIRO, Mon. Brazil's star-studded champions Flamengo scraped into the final of the national championship last night, going down 2-0 to outsider's Atletico Parana but winning 3-2 on aggregate. They meet Santos, who hung on grimly for a goalless' draw against Atletico
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    41 40 GLASGOW, Mon. Celtic striker Charlie Nicholas has been voted Player of the Year by the Scottish Professional Footballers" Association. Nicholas, 21, whose goaltally is 51 this season, collected "the Scottish Football Writers' award two weeks ago. Reuter
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    Guiding light
    744 41 Munro's mission of inspiration for the young Sunderland The skippers No, 14 lain Munro 61 HAVE to admit that I have found things difficult since taking over as captain. On the field, it has been a worry and it tends to prey on my mind when things are
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    Lock icon Foster loses final fight
    169 41 LONDON, Mon. England World Cup defender Steve Foster today lost his legal battle to play for Brighton In Saturday's English Football Association Cup final at Wembley. Foster went to the High Court here m an attempt to get a reprieve from a twomatch ban which prevents
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    Noah finds his touch
    321 41 HAMBURG, Mon. Frenchman Yannick Noah recovered from a shaky start to beat holder Jose Higueras, of Spain, 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-0 m the final of the West German Open tennis championship here yesterday. Noah, 23 today, is the first Frenchman to win the title for more
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    Lock icon Champion Chacon hits back
    287 41 On the boxing scene LAS VEGAS, Mon. World Boxing Council super-featherweight champion Bobby Chacon (above), of the United States, rallied over the final five rounds to score a unanimous points win over No. 1 contender Cornelius Boza-Edwards, of Uganda, m a 12-round non-title bout here yesterday.
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    Ace Rosberg scores conventional win
    331 41 MONTE CARLO, Mon FINN Keke Rosberg, driving a Williams, gave conventionally-powered Formula One cars their second victory of the 1983 season m yesterday's Monaco Grand Prix here. The world champion drove a well-judged race, m which he stretched his lead to 30 seconds at times,
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    Lock icon Trainer shot dead in ring
    95 41 MEXICO CITY, Mon. A boxing trainer was shot dead In the ring of the Arena Colosseum here last night before 5,Wt fans, police said today. Roberto "Tio" Jimenez, 72, was shot after he jumped into the ring at the end of the 19th round, when
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    Lock icon Russians strike gold in Bulgaria
    316 41 Russians strike gold in Bulgaria VARNA (Bulgaria), Mon. The Soviet Union underlined their supremacy with a haul of eight out of 12 gold medals at the 25th European Amateur Boxing Championships, which ended here yesterday. The Soviets won every division m which they had a finalist, while the hosts took
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    The blue tilt?
    259 42 The blue tilt? 'Casual' Hansen is axed by Scotland LONDON, Mon. Striker Andy Gray, who last played m the blue shirt of Scotland 18 months ago, has been recalled to the squad for the British soccer Championship, while Liverpool defender Alan Hansen has been dropped for being "too casual". Gray,
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    Day when the ref went missing
    205 42 Day when the ref went missing FOR half an hour they waited at Fairer Park yesterday two teams, two men m black, one Singapore Business Houses Football League official and one reporter. Finally, it was decided to proceed with the Division Three match between Lindeteves Jacoberg and Cycle Carriage without
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    Back in the groove — at the double
    288 42  - Back in the groove at the double JOE DORAI By TWO key figures m the Singapore soccer squad skipper Au-yeong Pak Kuan and striker Fandi Ahmad will be back m action tomorrow when the Republic's South-east Asia Games squad meet Kedah at the National Stadium (7.30). Injuries put Au-yeong and
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    The Americans are really coming
    258 42 TEAM America will take part m the Merlion Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium m December. The United States Football Federation have accepted Singapore's Invitation to send their national squad preparing for next year's Olympic Games to the competition. The Merlion Cup, the second
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    Airlines' loss is Russell's gain
    234 42 SINGAPORE Airlines Group, former four- time champions of the national basketball league, have crashed their own hopes of winning the title for the fifth time. SIA, winners from 1978--1981, have told the tournament committee of the Basketball Association of Singapore that they will not compete
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    Jim's extra special...
    507 42 Jim's extra special... FORT WORTH, Mon JIM COLBERT beat Fuzzy Zoeller on the sixth extra hole of a suddendeath play-off to win the US$4OO,OOO ($926,000) Colonial national invitation golf tournament m Texas yesterday. Colbert had been m command until he bogeyed each of the last three holes for a two-over-par
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    Fourth is the first priority
    252 42 SINGAPORE have set themselves a realistic target of fourth position m the Queen Sirikit Cup golf championships at the Singapore Island Bukit Course from May 26-28. And if their aim is true, the quartet of Kee Bee Khim (handicap 3), Kathy Copley (8), Judy Kurowski
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    Lock icon Salute kingpins of tomorrow
    380 42  -  LEONARD KING By FROM little acorns mighty oaks grow. The adage could not be reflected better than at the week-long Carlsberg Stars of Tomorrow bowling championships that ended on Sunday at the Kallang Bowler-Drome. It was most encouraging to see the national youth squad preparing for
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      84 42 MILO arplauds the commitment of eveiy participant at the 12th SEA Games The official Milo, the official health food drink at |fc«S J health food drink > the 1 2th SEA Games would like to IK sx sea Games x/ pay a tribute to all the men and JMM| W
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      Lock icon The power of Prema
      575 45  -  HAKIKAT RAI L IN the m 200 m, Prema stands a chance of finishing among the medal winners. By THEY'VE compared her to the great Anat Ratanapol. In the same breath, they've said she is unique, a natural and a complete runner. So much praise for
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      Lock icon A pass...without
      34 45 A pass... without SINGAPORE goalkeeper Sukhdev Singh is m the thick of the action as well as the thoughts of coach Lam Yin Koi (left) and manager Farouk Marl- can. Pictures by JERRY SEH
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      Hopes rise, then tumble
      141 45  -  PETER SIOW By JASMIN HUSSEIN raised Singapore's Games medal hopes while schoolboys Jeremy Loh and Paul Fong lowered them m last Sunday's national water ski-ing championships at Jurong Lake. Jasmin added a further 4 s /2 buoys to his previous record of St m the slalom
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      flying colours
      250 45 SINGAPORE were like sheep without a shepherd m their second hockey Test against the Malaysian All Stars at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday (writes Hakikat Rai). They came away 2-1 victors but their zest, individual brilliance and teamwork were momentary flashes compared to their first encounter against
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      Hockey stick to same squad
      220 45 THERE were no surprises when Singapore team manager Farouk Marican announced the Games hockey squad. "We have decided to keep the same players we named before our Sri Lanka tour late last month," said Farouk. "The only two exceptions are full-hack Ang Boon Keng and
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      Royal ride to golden glory?
      632 45  -  JANICE SEAM SPOTLIGHT ON BRUNEI THE UNDERDOGS WHO LIKE TO BE SO Story by 4 THE standard of the other countries is very high compared to us and we've been drawn into the stronger groups m most of the sports. But we are the underdogs
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      Minnows take mighty step towards 1985
      193 45  -  JOE DORAI 12TH SEA GAMES SINGAPORE MAY 28-JUMI 6 By MINNOWS Brunei may have sent their final entry list late, but they do not take the SEA Games lightly. In fact, they are looking towards the 1985 Games, which they will host. And the
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    The risk the media is facing
    201 46 The risk the media is facing AMSTERDAM, Mon. Controversy over the purported Hitler diaries and other cases of chequebook journalism were leopardising the credibility and freedom of the media, Mr Peter Galliner, director of the International Press Institute, said here today. He was speaking at the annual assembly of the
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    Syria vows to block Lebanon troop pullout deal
    455 46 BEIRUT, Mon SYRIA today vowed to block the Americanbacked deal for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Lebanon. In an interview with AsSafir, a leading leftist Beirut newspaper, Foreign Minister Abdel-Halim Khaddam said: "Let no one miscalculate, for miscalculation m issues of
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    Lock icon Death after 20-year coma
    73 46 REIMS (France), Mon. Christian Murcia, 31, who had been m a coma for 20 years following a road accident, died here on Friday, his family said today. Christian was an 11-year-old schoolboy playing with his brother and small sister on Aug 15, 1963, when he was
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    31 46 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 20.51 points to 1,198.24 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Eight jockeys for fatal pile-up inquiry
    209 46 By The Racing Editor THE Perak Turf Club has summoned eight Jockeys who rode m Race 7 at Ipoh on May 1, m which 1981 top local jockey A. K. Cheam died m a threehorse fall, to appear at a stewards' inquiry at the
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    147 46 SAO PAULO, Mon. A late-night talk show erupted into chaos when two congressmen got into an argument and started kicking and punching each other m front of a studio audience and thousands of television viewers m Brazil. Mr Domingos Leonelli, a member of the Democratic
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    Two ways to cut piling noise 11 and pollution
    378 46  - Two ways to cut piling noise 11 and pollution EVANGELINE GAMBOA By THUMP. Thump. Thump. This thundering monotone may be music to the ears of economic planners, but for the layman, it means noise, soot and grime. It is especially hard on the housewife and pedestrians. Washing has to be
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      488 46 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Businessmen will soon be able to attend to their mail received m Singapore even when they are overseas through an electronic mailbox system being set up by Telecoms, reports KOH TSE YING. The National Wages Council meets today for its final session
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      What's wrong with America's teachers?
      892 1 How to put the shine back into teaching What they say about their teachers Page Four THERE is a growing crisis some even call it a decay m America's public schools. The causes Educators say many problems stem from a surge m enrolment m the
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        Lock icon The man who lights up TV faces
        1001 2 These two make-up artistes have painted the faces of the famous from Elizabeth Taylor to Cheryl Ladd. JOHN de SOUZA speaks to Juan Carlos who specialises m television make-up, while MAY HO culls beauty tips from Sergio Seijo who ran a do-it-yourself session
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        Skin care from another expert
        585 2 "BE FIRM but gentle." It sounded like advice to parents on how to deal with children. But Sergio Seijo, the international make-up and face designer for the House of Ultima, was referring to the art of cleansing, moisturising and applying makeup on the face. "Use
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        Lock icon Smiles over the Equator
        240 3 FOR the organisers and sponsors, the happiness on the children's faces was reward enough for the months spent preparing the charity-in-the-air project. The children were from the Salvation Army and four other homes the Singapore Cheshire, Singapore Children's Society, Singapore Association for Retarded Children and the
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        Oops, there goes my gear pedal ...
        935 3  - Oops, there goes my gear pedal KEVIN SULLIVAN By LET me begin by saying that I've got nothing against taxidrivers, nor do I bear any illwill towards bus conductors or people of tfiat ilk. But I had become tired of waiting m vain for transport while the minutes ticked away
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      QCs needed in schools too
      1082 4 An interview with the president of the American Federation of Teachers, Mr Albert Shanker WHY are teachers under so much fire? Not so long ago, many people were uneducated. Teachers were among the educated elite. But very quickly, we've educated so many that the gap
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      429 4 Public reaction Excerpts o£ letters from American readers on the state o£ teaching IT TAKES three to turn out intelligent, able students the student, the parents and the teacher. Is it not time we decide what we are to expect of the students and their parents, and set about the
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      1100 5 Drunk and caught print! Blood or urine tests for suspected drunk drivers are on the way out m Britain. The new weapon is an electronic breath analysis machine which can give a printout of a motorist's blood alcohol level within minutes! GEOFF ANDREWS reports. A TEST ran m the breath
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      Lock icon Fly-tying for the disabled
      537 5  -  ANDREW HILL By Dagoretti, Kenya THE obsession of a 17th Century English gentleman and the life's work of a World War Two flying hero have combined to provide the major industry of this small village on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya. Peacocks' tails and pheasants' wings
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        Lock icon Acker Bilk to come to these shores
        407 8 Ask Bilk to what he attributes to his success and he will jokingly tell you that his instantly recognisable style of clarinet-playing came about through losing two front m teeth m a school punch-up. MENTION the clarinet and most people are likely to
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        The family that bands together
        899 8 What have the Xperiment planned for the future? Well, no more overseas contracts. They want to remain m Singapore and contribute to the local music scene. When the pop group, the Xperiment, went on the road m Europe for four years, the members brought along
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        A-bomb inventor was a pacifist
        547 9 OPPENHEIMER Ch5, 11.05 p.m. Starts tonight Previewed by SHEILA MIRCHANDANI An Officer and a Gentleman is m its fifth week at the Jade. Thousands who saw the film must have shuddered each time Lou Gossett, who plays a tough-as-nails drill sergeant, barked. CAROLINE NGUI extracts
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        Gossett puts bite into his roles
        885 9 Gossett puts bite into his roles LOU GOSSETT is tall (1.71 m), skin-headed and wears a moustache which trickles past the corners of his mouth. He's this year's Best Supporting Actor for his part as the tough-as-nails drill instructor m An Officer and a Gentleman. It took him a long
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      28 2 Each tablet is j*9 hb individually ■pC i foil-wrapped S^9 Bdlfl '""I Sole Agent Available at. Singapore. Malaysia, Brunei Pharmacies, drugstores and supermarkets Coriison Re Ltd .Tel: *****65
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      445 3 '^Hi fl jt SXl> jJC L Kl' with Q LA^/ yy j\ Q I j^BL-A^ JNOW W3V6 hairdryers from France Moulinex Mambo hairdryers sr It's the latest shape m hairdryers from the j|l fashion-conscious French. j[ B So lightweight, you'll find the Moulinex I 1 heating power. And m white,
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      286 4 ffI*TTHHB I heritage of Swiss precision if wTT^I and dependability you need II N L sm L l at the price you like. presents your catalogues, price lists, company brochures and many other literature m an attractive style that makes your customers want to readlpH jKgSmE flak i*!* m v%
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      700 5 BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER Make money writing earn while you learn. The Writing School, founded m 1949, shows you how to write articles, short stories, novels, romances, radio and TV scripts that sell and keep on selling. Top professional writers, through the medium of the school's comprehensive home- study courses,
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      630 6 APPOINTMENTS f* PHILIPS WlTe are a large and established multi-national organisation m TV the forefront of electronic technology. We manufacture and export electrical and electronic products and equipment to more than 1 20 countries throughout the world. We are looking for suitably qualified persons to fill the following positions:- A.
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      479 6 AIRPORT SERVICES We are a fast growing groundhandling Company providing passenger, apron, catering, cargo and security services to international airlines at Changi Airport. We offer career opportunities to enthusiastic young men who are interested m pursuing a career m our Auxiliary Police Department as: POLICE I j CONSTABLES GCE level
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      220 6 wSSSmm Bil-rS SU G ARFIELD E Jlm Daris 1/ LET'S GO V WHAT'S WRONG A TM£RE'S NO OBVIOOSLY, YOU'VE NEVER S MOUSING SV. WITH LASA6NA?/ V THRILL OF J V 6NATCHEP ONE Off THE S yj PURSUIT 1 TABLE PURING SONPAY V S_ PINNER J^ O?nA PAVf€> S'2M 1983 United
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      1118 7 Q good reasons why we are No. 1 S Completely o nTa°u i i with all the desired ingredients, it is functional and twnlimited choice of drinks Cafe Bar's By being JNO. 1 beautifully designed, with no special U main feature is its acceptability of any J installation necessary. Ensures
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      460 7 vxm? a urwTirs Schulz SEE A 6ROUP OF I ApIKE ARRANb£P uiHAT ABOUT THE PESI6N to^fFCT ES 1 1 .T 0 M H COYOTES FROM NEEPLES V THE UiHOLE THIN 6/ REVIEU) COMMITTEE 7 ANP TALK TO k iliv 7 30U6HT THE VACAMT LOT V Ip— Vf f KE COVOT6S!/
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      307 8 The Exide Torque Starter is built by the positive plates passes needs no acid refill. equivalent to an 80 ampere hour with RE technology. The same through special separators to the Special separators m the Exide battery. When the battery delivers technology used for space and negative plates where it
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      140 8 Writing For The In-House Journal A 3-Day Workshop For Editors, Sub-editors and Reporters involved m writing for in-house journals Good communication improves employee morale and understanding and contributes to better labour-management relations. This workshop aims to help editors, sub-editors and reporters to improve their skills so that they can communicate
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      187 9 SINGAPORE rediscovered a 1 J < -,<-; o ,*.l,rQmm,n/^ In a sense, this exhibition is a trip m time... a journey of architectural and historical significance that could, and A VISUaI documentation Ot early Singapore rediscovery. Captured on the 54 paintings, prints and should, be- preserved for study, appreciation and,
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      108 9 TODAY: Singapore 1.24 a.m. (2.9 m), 8.24 a.m. (0.0 m), 3.28 p.m. (2.4 m), 8.31 p.m. (1.2 m). Sedtll Kechli 12.39 a.m. (2.2 m), 7.26 a.m. (0.1 m), 2.56 p.m. (2.4 m), 8.22 p.m. (1.4 m). Port Dickson 4.15 a.m. (0.8 m), 9.31 a.m. (2.4 m), 4.05 p.m. (0.4 m),
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      93 9 RIVKA FRIEDMAN ART EXHIBITION Oils, watercolours, crayons and lithographs. Works include artist Friedman's perceptions of Singapore. The Lone Pine Gallery. Ming Court Hotel. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. On till Wednesday. Free. LE CHAT The Cat. French film about a man who lavishes all his pent-up love on an alley cat.
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      81 9 IK ATS Traditional Southeast Asian Ikat on display. Exhibition of woven cloth, or ikat, from Cambodia, Malaysia, and Indonesia which have played an important role m the social and religious lives of the people m these countries. National Museum. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Ends mid-August. TOUR OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM
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      599 10 ||PV WITHIN 2 MINUTES W w^netfts ABM YOU'VE AN INSTANT pot b ette niina to P^V 5S> V| mUm ONE- MA N- OPERA TED vO U be Vtf I H w w xs lj £3 l T" i f^ m\ i BBBBBfIBBP^BBHHBI B Ii sSO^mM And m less than 2
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      264 10 ■> 1 B™^ HI IMiTjft^A fliiro »r» mm mmi mk h «W wk I \A ■> iß^ i Jtffish m*, MIL Mk A L A. Spotlight on father of the atom bomb OPPENIIEIMER (Ch 5, 11.05 p.m.): Starting today, a six-part drama series on the life and work of Julius
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      170 10 pher Burstall visit Athens, Mycenae, Olympia (where the Olympic Games originated) and Delphi. They discuss how the writings and lifestyles of the ancient Greeks continue to influence our lives today. AFTERNOON MATINEE MY BLUE HEAVEN (Ch 5, 4.25 p.m.): Plenty of lively tap dancing and music m this 1950s comedy
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      291 10 3.00 PM Opening followed by Enigma (Mandarin/r) 4.25 Afternoon Matinee My Blue Heaven (See Pick of the Day) 5.55 Mammals: A variety of mammals filmed m their natural environment. 6.10 Cultural Diary (English) 6.15 News (English) 6.25 Mari Memasak (Malay) 6.45 Cinderella: When Cinderella accidentally opens a box, two devils
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      218 10 i Betty Grable... m My Blue Heaven (Ch 5, 4.25 p.m.) songs and dances by children and a filmlet on Malaysia's traditional costumes, games and batik printing. 7.35 Artivity: This cultural programme features: Flute solo, Fantasie, by Goh Thiong Eng accompanied on the piano by Lim Tshui Fang; puppeteer JeanLuc
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      315 10 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Watch It (Last episode): The teams have to solve the Case of the Last Lambini, a famous painting stolen from an art gallery. Guest entertainers are Afram (The Twilight Years) and The Thunderbirds. 8.45 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers The Election: When the
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      331 10 H^ 5.58 AM National Anthem followed by Opening Announcement 6.M News m Brief 6.15 Another Morning Another Show 7.M News and Weather Report 7.11 Morning Digest 7.21 Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) 7.3t Morning Financial News 7.4 i Another Morning Another Show (cont'd) B.M News 8.11 Everyday Mandarin 8.15 Another
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        968 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT By Clowning is no easy business 4 We can't afford to relax. Behind our every movement lies a strenuous training schedule and a a great effort. 7 Mr Hong Zhenping 4 A chou sheng can draw the audience's attention easily and is liable
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        875 2 *L*H ■39 IT IS common knowledge that calligraphy is an integral part of Chinese painting m the literati tradition. And, among the modern masters, perhaps none could drive this point home more effectively than Wu Changshuo. Deprive Wu's painting of its calligraphy, it would stand
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        91 4 The newspapers shown m this picture catered to the taste and voiced the opinions of the Malays m the first half of this century. Warta and Warta Malaya were published m Singapore, Panji Melayu was published m Johore, Nun m Kedah and Saudara m /—Story m a
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        649 4 THE jong is a wellknown model of a seagoing vessel and being only a model it has no practical value m everyday life. Jong racing as a sport is only a form of entertainment. The same does not hold true for the kolek. The kolek is used
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        Kolek dan tiupan angin
        614 4 JONG adalah model sebuah bahtera layar dan tidak mempunyai kegunaan praktikal dari segi pengangkutan taut. Lumba jong diadakan semata-mata untuk hiburan. Tidak demikian halnya dengan kolek. Kolek digunakan sebagai salah satu alat pengangkutan laut yang penting, baik untuk menangkap ikan mahupun untuk mengangkat barang-barang lain. Jadi,
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        336 1 APPOINTMENTS |-|-p "pr\f> A T l Job Description l i^ a\tW~ Jr l|;i IJL B J Management of projects designed for promoting and disseminating information favourable to the Group's A F7\ B_l i^ "3 C__ newspapers and related activities. M r-% Ilk fc^^ Organising promotional schemes for enhancing the X
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        284 1 ARCHITECTURAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE We are an internationally prominent American firm involved m the manufacture and sale of high-grade architectural aluminium entrances, storefronts, and curtainwalling for commercial buildings. We are seeking an architectural sales representative to join the staff of our new Singapore office. Candidates should preferably have a diploma m
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        347 1 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding-Up No. 78 of 1983 In the Matter of the Companies Act, (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of WING SUN ELECTRONICS COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-up of
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        320 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1662 of 1983 Between 5 S HARDIP SINGH BROTHERS (suing as a firm) Plaintiffs And AMBICA TEXTILES (sued as a firm) Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To:Ambica Textiles (a firm) now or late of No. 69 Haji Lane Singapore. TAKE
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        356 2 NOTICES at The Gallery 4th Floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road, Singapore 0923 AT 2.30 P.M. 1) 11-A Crane Road 2) 10 Park Vale 3) 820 Golden Mile Tower 4) Vacant land at Jalan Senyum 5) 3 Jalan Naung (Naung Court) 6) 82 Jalan Daud 09-01 Cheng Hong Mansion 7) Unit
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        387 2 fpl REDEVELOPMENT PREQU ALIFIC ATION NOTICE I The Authority intends to invite tenders for the I I PRESERVATION AND REHABILITATION OF SIX TWO-STOREY PREWAR SHOPHOUSES AT THE JUNCTION OF EMERALD HILL ROAD/OR- I CHARD ROAD INTO THE PROPOSED "PERA- I NAKAN CORNER" COMPRISING A SHOW UNIT, 8 1 A DISPLAY
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        290 2 RECEIVERSHIP SALE Leasehold Property and Toy Manufacturing Machinery Leasehold Property Location 625, Lorong 4, Toa Payoh, Total Area 9,838.4 sq metre Singapore 1231 (Lot 2732, Built-Up Area 8,895.5 sq metre MukimXVll) Price $16 million negotiable Tenure 60 years wef 6th September 1969 Machinery Plastic Injection 37 units plastic injection moulding
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        248 2 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF SUIT NO. 620 OF 1982 WRIT OF SEIZURE SALE NO. 49 OF 1983 ARJAN SINGH s/o MALL SINGH PLAINTIFF VERSUS KANAYALAL s/o JETHANAND DEFENDANT AUCTION SALE OF Gold, Silver and assorted coins including denominations $500/-,
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        347 3 m ■!Tm ■:"iT«."." JADE: sth WEEK-34th DAY (*****80) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4^6^3o*^o B RK-lIARI>GERE JH Wk g ■BOX-OFFICE HIT JP J GLOBE AWAKOS 1983 vBI^BE Wl A Winner "JSwIP uip VO" AJV OFFICER* I if Academy AND A* j»*" Awards JGENTLEMAN S" CAPITOL: LAST 2 DAYS m (m ENGLISH)
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        616 3 Third Annual General Management Program i organised by Department of Business Administration/School of Management National University of Singapore June 20 July 1,1 983 This highly successful General Management Program is more than a coverage of the basic functional areas of business. It is designed to provide a strategic planning approach
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        277 3 IIULUtN *****67 11, 1.30,4,6.45,9.30pm i Mandann lolmsujp- JBft GUIDE P W A FILM YOU'LL REMEMBER! New Town AN^ (0 TODAY at 1.30, 3.30, 7.00, 9.00 •THE VICTIMS" i lie, i DDIiinCCC BfOOK NOSTH rKINbCOO Tel *****66 TODAY at 1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30 "TOWER of DEATH" M.md ACTION' Clementi Zenith TODAY
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        299 3 g d Si lij ki k! i rfa I w Wj I] ft vM i QOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXX*****X)000 Q WARNING 2 5 SEE IT NOW BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! Q 8 ORCHARD: LAST DAYS! 8 BEST PICTURE 2 HO ACADEMY AWARDS f 5 Q O BEST ACTOR Ben Kingslcy Q Q Jt,
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        597 3 Oi^V^TH^ Q \*y) OK^ANISATON V J WARNING Q A SEE IT NOW BEFORE Q X ITS TOO LATE! X X 12.15pm. 4.00 B.oopm X V C.! ii'it: ■■GANDH!" X X ipMMimtnlUM X Ollom 130 4 6 30&9 I => V Q THE BOAT" V X HURRY' SET IT NOW! X
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        304 4 APPOINTMENT PORT ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE The Port of Singapore Authority invites applications from graduates with a good Honours Degree for appointment m the Port Administrative Service. Gross monthly salary ranges from $1,650 $4,285 with attractive fringe benefits. Commencing salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Promotional prospects to higher grades m
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        278 4 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. 18 1970 ED.) In the High Court of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 202 OF 1983 Re: SWEN LACK TRADING CO. (a firm) Ex parte: WEA RECORDS PTE. LTD. a Creditor In the matter of a Bankruptcy Notice issued on the 4th day of March, 1983. To:
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        332 4 NEW from Singapore University Press Education, Manpower Development m Singapore by Pang Eng Fong Economic restructuring m Singapore since 1979 has quickened interest m productivity and manpower issues. This book, a collection of papers written between 1970 and 1981, analyses educational and manpower issues related to Singapore's economic and productivity
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        169 4 J cPanduan^jaan THREE consonants which were not used m the old Romanised Malay spelling system have been introduced m the new spelling system, m keeping with the departure from the phonetic way of spelling words. They are: q, v and x. 1) The letter q is used as an equivalent
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