The Straits Times, 24 May 1983

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  • IN SUMMARY ...
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      HOME
      586 2 Greening of WITs WORK Improvement Teams are working with our boys in green and if WITs can work in the Singapore Armed Forces, they can work anywhere, says the Chief of the General Staff, MajorGeneral Winston Choo. The concept was felt to be especially difficult to accept in the
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      COMMENT
      246 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: COMMUNITY pressure should not be a substitute for proper police action against illegal betting activities. But, despite some risks of alienation and embarrassing encounters with disgruntled punters and bookmakers, such pressure is acceptable and useful since it helps create a better neighbourhood for the vast
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      SPORTS
      391 2 Beyond doggedness THESE days, with the South-east Asia Games just round the corner, there is a spirit of determination in the Singapore table tennis team to the Games. Spartan living and long training sessions are the order of the day. Then there is coach Kang Moon Soo, who arrived
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      177 2 CALL FOR LAWS TO PROTECT COMPUTER PROGRAMS COPYRIGHT laws protecting software programs should be drawn up if Singapore is to become a software centre in the Pacific region "in the fastest and cleanest way." This was emphasised by Mr Fred Greguras, an American lawyer who specialises in the
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      BACKGROUND
      58 2 THE SCRAMBLE BEGINS DEMOCRATIC presidential candidates have chosen Wall Street to begin their scramble for the 1984 election funds. Republicans cannot get into the contest until Mr Reagan authorises a re-election or bows out. Campaign records show that the six declared Democratic contenders have already raised *****,000 in the
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      697 2 Bleak job situation THAILAND'S goal of creating 3.5 million new jobs in the 1982-86 Five-year Plan cannot now be achieved, Mr Snoh Unakul, secretary-general of the National Economic and Social Development Board, said yesterday. And unemployment is likely to worsen with the influx of 700,000 Thais looking
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      SECTION 2
      403 2 Ordeal at sea LAST MONTH, a catamaran set off from Changi Sailing Club for a seemingly harmless mission to set up facilities from the Spratley Islands in the South China Sea to contact radio hams around the world. Six people, including a Singaporean, sailed away but only four
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      201 2 Car project signed AN agreement was signed yesterday between the state-owned Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia (Hicom) and Mitsubishi of Japan to produce Malaysia's national car. The joint venture calls for the setting up of a new company, Proton (Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Sdn Bhd). Hicom owns 70
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      181 2 Sceptics confounded MUSIC composer Xu Boyun's immense interest in the arts makes him persist in promoting them in Taiwan despite financial difficulties. He started a company, New Aspect Promotion Corporation, which organises arts festivals annually. Many people were sceptical when he first started organising the International
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      Lock icon Laotian troops 'fired across border'
      191 3 Laotian troops 'fired across border' BANGKOK, Mon. Laotian soldiers opened fire twice across the Thai border yesterday, killing four Thais and wounding another, the newspaper, Bangkok World, reported. One incident, allegedly resulting in the five casualties, took place at Nong Khai province, police sources said. A Thai border patrol returned
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      Lock icon Warships' visit
      49 3 TOKYO, Mon. The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, USS Carl Vinson, and battleship, USS New Jersey, are expected to dock at a Japanese port in August, the Mainichi Shimbun, reported. It said that their visits may kindle fresh debate whether the docking will violate Japan's non-nu-clear arms policy. UPI
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Dollar rises sharply
        70 3 THE U.S. DOLLAR rose sharply on the London currency market yesterday, soaring to its highest level against the West German mark for six months and reaching a record high against the franc. The dollar was quoted at a record 7.4750 French francs after Friday's 7.4325 finish. Against
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        Lock icon Longer NZ pay freeze
        49 3 THE NEW ZEALAND government yesterday extended a wages, rents and interest rate freeze until Feb 29. Announcing the extension, Prime Minister Robert Muldoon said it was also being enlarged to cover allowance payments for workers. The freeze was scheduled to end on June 23. Agencies
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        Lock icon New Polish union
        43 3 THE POLISH authorities, pressing ahead with plans to replace the banned Solidarity trade union, have registered the first national federation under a new union system started in January. The new group is called the Federation of Foundry Worker Unions. Reuter
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        Lock icon And now the deluge
        51 3 TORRENTIAL RAIN yesterday flooded areas of eastern Australia which until last month were suffering from one of the worst droughts this century. Roads were cut, several towns and remote sheep and cattle ranches isolated and crops damaged in parts of Queensland and northwestern New South Wales.
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        Lock icon 'Excellent start'
        41 3 US COMMERCE Secretary Malcolm Baldrige said in Beijing yesterday his talks with Chinese leaders had started in an excellent atmosphere and he did not expect the highly sensitive problem of arms sales to Taiwan to dominate trade issues. Reuter
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        Lock icon Mubarak for Sudan
        40 3 EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak left Cairo for Sudan yesterday to inaugurate with President Jaafar Numeiry a joint "parliament of the Nile Valley," pushing the two countries closer to the declared objective of an eventual political union. UPI
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      Lock icon Thais face job woes
      335 3 3.5 million target cannot be met BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's goal of creating 3.5 million new jobs in the 1982-86 five year plan cannot be achieved, said Mr Snoh Unakul, secretary-general of the National Economic and Social Development Board today. And unemployment is likely to worsen with
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      Lock icon Two-day meeting for Asean and Japan
      95 3 TOKYO, Mon. The sixth Japan-Asean forum will be held here on Thursday and Friday, the Japanese Foreign Ministry announced today. This follows Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone's visit to Asean earlier this month. The discussions will centre on bilateral trade, primary products, investment of
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      Lock icon New troops to quell Kashmir poll violence
      227 3 New troops to quell Kashmir poll violence NEW DELHI, Mon. Nearly 10,000 more federal police were rushed to Kashmir today to quell violence marring a tense election campaign, which has included charges by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi that the intercommunal troubles have been encouraged by her state party rival, Dr
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      Lock icon Heat hits 42-year record
      126 3 Heat hits 42-year record BANGKOK, Men. Bangkok experienced Its highest temperature in 42 years yesterday when the mercury climbed to a searing 40.8 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department reported today that the reading at Bangkok's Don Moang airport broke the existing record of 40.6 degrees set at the airport on
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      Lock icon Once powerful Burmese leader dropped from top jobs
      345 3 BANGKOK, Mon. BRIGADIER Tin 00, who until last week was one of the most powerful men in Burma, has been dropped from all official positions, diplomats from Rangoon said today. The immediate cause was his failure to act against the wife of
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      Lock icon Dispute over uniforms
      67 3 ZIMBABWE, Mon. The trial of six white Zimbabwean air force officers charged with sabotage was delayed briefly today when the government prosecutor protested against their appearing in air force uniforms. The six defendants were taken back to jail while the defence lawyers and the authorities argued the
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      Lock icon Police may have part in mystery killings
      293 3 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia's Justice Minister has admitted that members of the security forces could have carried out the mystery shootings which have claimed 29 victims here since Jan 1. An tar a news agency reported the minister, MajorGeneral Aii Said, as saying that
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      Lock icon Druze revenge leads to 23 deaths
      405 4 Druze revenge leads to 23 deaths BEIRUT, Monday AN uncertain truce prevailed between Druze Muslims and Lebanese Christians early today after at least 23 people died in an outbreak of kidnap-killings. Community leaders and Lebanese government officials agreed late last night on peace measures, according to Beirut Radio, during a
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      Lock icon Arafat sacks 5 rebel officers
      325 4 Arafat sacks 5 rebel officers DAMASCUS, Monday FIVE dissident Palestinian Liberation Organisation officers, who were placed under the direct command of PLO leader Yasser Arafat, have been sacked, Palestinian sources here reported today. All five are said to be hardliners who opposed the PLO evacuation from Beirut last year after
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      Lock icon Israeli parents of soldiers call for pullout
      212 4 Israeli parents of soldiers call for pullout TEL AVIV, Monday DOZENS of parents of Israeli soldiers demonstrated yesterday outside the Cabinet meeting in Jerusalem to call on the government to pull the army out of Lebanon and bring their sons home, Israel television reported. The placard-carrying group, calling itself Parents
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      Lock icon Egypt war hero to be tried in absentia
      147 4 CAIRO, Mon. The chief Of staff of the Egyptian armed forces during the 1973 Arab-Israeli war will be tried in absentia for publishing information undermining state security, an official newspaper reported monday. The newspaper, Mayo, published by the ruling National Democratic Party
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      Lock icon We will not negotiate for pullout, says Syria
      264 4 DAMASCUS, Mon. Syria reiterated today that it would not discuss polling oat its troops from Lebanon on the basis of an Israeli withdrawal agreement signed by the Beirut government last week. The Syrian stand, put by* AlBaath, a newspaper of the ruling
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 3
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      Lock icon The future of Soviet PoWs in Switzerland in jeopardy
      317 6 ZUG (Switzerland), Mon. Eight Soviet soldiers interned on a mountain-top near here could become caught in a diplomatic tangle following press speculation that they may be in danger when they return home. A year ago, Afghan freedom fighters handed over a
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      'Hitler' faces his new leader
      85 6 THE DIARIES may have been repudiated as fakes, but for this man sporting the unmistakable hairstyle and moustache, Adolf Hitler is obviously still very real. He was one of the neo-Nazis who joined veterans of the former elite Waff en SS at a reunion in
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      Lock icon New wave of terror
      77 6 AJACCIO (Corsica), Mon. Corsican nationalists today claimed responsibility for 40 bombings that rocked banks, small stores and restaurants across the island three weeks before a scheduled visit by French President Francois Mitterrand. One person was critical- ly injured in the new wave of attacks against French-owned
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      Italy's 'blank vote' group grows bigger
      366 6 ROME, Monday A CURIOUS third force is emerging in the ItalI ian general election campaign the "blank vote party." Voting is compulsory in Italy. Those who do not turn up at the polling booths are banned from public sector employment. Repeated non-voting can lead
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      Lock icon Thatcher leads on last day for nominations
      182 6 LONDON, Monday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher is ahead by an average of 13 per cent despite a week-long barrage by the Labour and the Social Democratic-Liberal alliance about Britain's record unemployment, three polls showed yesterday. The polls showed that the Conservatives' popularity has
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      Lock icon Irish suicides double with exam stress and unemployment
      166 6 Irish suicides double with exam stress and unemployment DUBLIN, Monday IRELAND'S suicide rate has doubled in the past decade, and a counselling group indicated the increase may be attributed in part to the high unemployment and school nressnres. "More people are threatening to end their lives than ever before because
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      Lock icon Proposal to limit warheads
      71 6 Proposal to limit warheads NEW YORK, Mon. The United States intends to propose to the Soviet Union a ceiling of 30« warheads for medium range missiles in Europe, Newsweek magazine reported in its latest issue. The news weekly said this is one of several serious arms reduction proposals the Reagan
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      Lock icon If you're a leader you've got to behave like one'
      436 6 LONDON, Mon. Mrs Margaret Thatcher was quoted today as saying she does not mind being called the "Iron Lady." The label was put on her by the Soviet press even before she became Prime Minister four years ago. "I don't
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      Lock icon Rain cheer
      44 6 LONDON. Mon. Umbrella salesmen are singing in the rain with Britain's wettest spring in years pushing sales up 250 pe r cent London nas had 35 consecutive days of rain and the weather forecast is for showers until Thursday at least. Reuter
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      Lock icon Girl who can move objects baffles scientists
      184 6 WARSAW, Mon. Polish scientists are baffled by the extraordinary case of a 13-year-old girl who can apparently move objects by willpower alone and has a body temperature of 45 degrees Celsius, the evening newspaper Kurier Polski reported. The powers of Joanna G. first
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 4
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      Lock icon Take on duty of stabilising money, US urged
      143 7 Take on duty of stabilising money, US urged WASHINGTON, Mon. French Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson yesterday called on Washington to bear the additional responsibility of stablising currencies. He said this a week before the opening of the Williamsburg summit. ."The sense of responsibiity of the Americans is remarkable when it
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      Lock icon No recovery yet for Japan, shows study
      328 7 NEW YORK, Mon, JAPAN is not enjoying the economic recovery being experienced by the other six industrial nations to attend the Williamsburg summit, business leaders said yesterday. The Conference Board of Business Leaders, quoting a study by the New Jersy Rutgers University, said
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      Lock icon Prison protest goes on
      35 7 Prison protest goes on NEWPORT (England), Mon. Seven cold and wet inmates, including four IRA guerillas, stuck to their rooftop protest yesterday demanding reforms at the Albany topsecurity prison on the Isle of Wieht. AP
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      Lock icon Nature helps to keep the Caribbean going
      205 7 Nature helps to keep the Caribbean going BRIDGETOWN* Barbados), Mon. The Caribbean islands, bit hard by a rising oil import bill over the past 19 years, have turned for energy to their own resources: Sunshine, wind, water and volcanoes. Thousands of factories and homes now use solar energy to heat
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      US acts to please France
      396 7  -  PETER BARNARD By US Editor Compromise on currency controls WASHINGTON, Mon. The only bomb still ticking away underneath this weekend's economic summit appears to have been defused by a carefully orchestrated White House campaign over the past few days. President Ronald Reagan's aides are drafting
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      Lock icon Death rides a fighter jet
      111 7 A TYRE here, bits of metal over there. People are picking up the pieces after death swooped in with a roar and took six lives near the Rhein Main air base near Frankfurt on Sunday. A Canadian CFI94 Starfighter jet performing an aerobatic display at
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    Former Saigon PM here as a refugee
    153 8 Former Saigon PM here as a refugee A FORMER South Vietnamese prime minister was among a boatload of refugees which arrived here, a senior United Nations refugee official told Reuters yesterday. Mr Nguyen Van Loc, who was Prime Minister for seven months in 1967-68, told the Singapore office of the
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    WITs work in the armed forces
    276 8 It should work anywhere else, says SAF chief WORK Improvement Teams are working in the Singapore Armed Forces and if WITs can work there, they can work anywhere, the Chief of the General Staff, Major-Gener-al Winston Choo, says. WIT was an especially difficult concept
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    More bills for MRCS
    104 8 BUSINESS licences renewal fees, composition fines issued by the Registry of Vehicles, ambulance fees and temporary occupation licence fees can now be paid through the Malti-Re venne Collection System. There are centres all over, making it convenient for the public to pay their bills and renew
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    Gas from KL project takes step forward
    274 8 SINGAPORE'S plans to buy Malaysian natural gas for its power stations from about 1988, are one step closer to fruition. Petronas has started looking for consultants for the second stage of its gas pipeline with which Singapore hopes to link up ultimately. Industry
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    Aussie salesman discharged
    92 8 AUSTRALIAN salesman, Gary William Dunn, 32, who was alleged to have used stolen cheques and travellers' cheques amounting to $56,700 between Feb 17 and March 29 this year, was discharged by the district court yesterday. The discharge, which did not amount to an ac- quittal, was granted
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    Lock icon Stuck on a viaduct
    160 8 25 MANY motorists were late for work or appointments yesterday morning after they were caught in this traffic snarl. A power failure affected two sets of traffic lights at the Junction of Cantonment Link and Keppel Roads and the junction of Spottiswoode Park Road and Keppel
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    Djibouti keen on economic cooperation
    77 8 THE visiting Djibouti Minister for Industry and Industrial Development, Mr Fahmy Ahmed El Hag, yesterday said that his country was interested in establishing economic cooperation with Singapore. Djibouti also wants Singapore businessmen to take part in ventures like the garment and food industries. Mr Fahmy,
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    New unit to train 500 a year
    110 9 New unit to train 500 a year ABOUT 500 people a year will be trained to program and operate computercontrolled machines when the latest governmentbacked training unit is set up. The Economic Development Board and three Japanese machine tool manufacturers Japax, Ikegai, and Hamai yesterday signed an agreement to establish
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    One killed, seven hurt in accidents
    147 9 One killed, seven hurt in accidents A MOTORIST died and seven people were hurt in two road accidents during heavy rain early yesterday. Mr Sven Olof Ahlgvist, 38, a Finnish businessman, was driving along Tampines Road when his BMW skidded and crashed into a tree at 3.52 a.m. He died
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    AAS to sell 22 apartments in new centre
    255 9 AAS to sell 22 apartments in new centre THE Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) will sell 22 apartments in its new building for about $12 million to pay for the increased construction cost. The 20 flats and two penthouses will be sold at $500,000 to $600,000 to pay for a
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    Lawyers make final submissions for Tan and Hoe
    779 9  - Lawyers make final submissions for Tan and Hoe BEN DAVIDSON MAUREEN CHUA The Toa Payoh murders trial By and ADRIAN Urn, 41, his wife Tan Mui Choo, 28, and Hoe Kah Hong, 27, are charged with the murder of Agnes Ng Slew Heok, nine, and Ghazali bin Marzuki, 19, between
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    Study tour of Japan for three reporters
    140 9 THREE Singapore reporters are in Japan on a twomonth study tour sponsored by the Confederation of Asean Journalists and the Japan Newspaper Publishers and Editors' Association. They are Mr Paul Wee of The Straits Times, Mr Wu Keng Jin of Lian He Zao
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    S'pore story in fact and fiction
    361 9  -  LEONG WENG KAM By SBC to televise documentary and drama FACT and fiction will combine in two television programmes to tell of the struggles and sacrifices that went into the making of modern Singapore. The first, a 10-part documentary in English, Making of a
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      Lock icon Border survey teams face booby trap risk
      253 11 Border survey teams face booby trap risk JOHORE BARU, Mon. Malaysia and Thai personnel have to face the danger of active booby traps during the survey and demarcation of their common border, the secretary-general of the Land and Regional Development Ministry, Tan Sri Haji Arshad Ayub, said today. Tan Sri
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      Lock icon Don't take law into your hands, villagers told
      108 11 Don' t take law into your hands, villagers told PANTAI REMIS (Perak), Mon. Police here have reminded kampung residents not to take the law into their own hands when road accidents occur in their area. ASP Jamaludin bin Said made the reminder at a gathering organised by the Manjung District
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      Lock icon National car joint venture pact signed
      307 11 80,000 units will be produced by 1986 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A joint venture agreement was signed today between the state-owned Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia (Hicom) and Mitsubishi of Japan to produce Malaysia's national car. The joint venture calls for the formation of a
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      Lock icon Bumi stake in banks tops 70 pc
      193 11 KOTA BARU, Mon. Bumiputra participation in banking has increased to more than 70 per cent, making banking the leading sector in terms of bumiputra involvement. Finance Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, who said this on Friday, added that this percent- age included equity bumiputras
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      Lock icon Pigeon makes its way here from Japan
      120 11 Pigeon makes its way here from Japan TOKYO, Mm. Japanese diplomats have asked their Malaysian counterparts to repatriate a pfgesa Out went a bit tee far. Mr Kane Hiyama, a 52-year-«Id racing plgeen enthusiast cave np hepe for one ef his fleck of 7i in late March when it was
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      Lock icon Asean panel set up to fight diabetes
      189 11 Asean panel set up to fight diabetes KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Asean doctords have formed an interim joint committee to tackle the increasing number of people suffering from diabetes. A committee spokesman said it is estimated that there are seven million diabetics in the Asean countries and indications are that this
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    A black day 13 survivors
    1877 12  -  SUNNY WEE GERRY de SILVA By and QUOTE 1 4 The Cable Car Pte Ltd changes the cable every four to Ove years. Before there is any actual evidence of sagging, they will change the cables. They changed the track rope sometime late last year,
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    will not forget
    807 13 Mr Yong: "The vessel had been berthed there (at the OH Wharf) for a month." Mr Grim berg: "At any time during that month, did it occur to you that the derrick was too close to the cables for comfort?" Mr Yong: "No." What the commission has
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    Two manuals tell you about tricks of the trades
    233 13 Two manuals tell you about tricks of the trades CURIOUS to know what some of those fancy title holders in certain companies do? For example, do you know that there are six types of electronic tradesman? The answers are in a manual by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board. The
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    328 booked
    30 13 POLICE booked 328 motorists for traffic offences ranging from dangerous driving to road hogging along 10 selected roads last week. Another 40 motorists were let off with warnings.
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    The victims
    133 13 SEVEN people were killed in the cable car tragedy. It happened after the 15,6623-dwt drlllship Eniwetok's derrick became entangled with the steel ropeway of Sentosa's cable car system sending two cars plunging into the sea below. The Jan 29 tragedy, which occurred soon after the vessel left Keppel
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      179 13 ■vWSfki 'iinirfil?iii i i flB Who owns the drillship, Eniwetok MR JOSEPH Lee Boyd, vice- Gasuri Lloyd of Indonesia, owns 20 president of Atwood Drilling Co, per cent in each; and said the Eniwetok's present LORRAINE Esme Osman, of owners are Kepdrill International Malaysian-based firm, Aspatra Inc, registered in Panama.
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      347 14 Two advanced new copiers from Japan's #1 manufacturer. HHHB^^ A bypass tray for individually infeeding paper #1 in Q ualjt Y Ricon was tne first manufacturer in i^HflL!!!; into the machine for special copies. And iight- i#^ Jtf#> Ja P an t0 receive tne coveted Deming Prize for quality WBamm
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      331 15 ALVIN Tang scooped his salamander and his lobster from his tank of goldfish and brought them to school the other day. "I thought the other children would like to see them," said the Primary Five pupil. Mark Cheah brought two of his hamsters. The fur, he
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      Clever ideas spell results
      566 15  -  REBECCA CHUA By EXAMINATION results show that pupils at all levels have been doing better in recent years. President Devan Nair noted this in a speech earlier this year at the Institute of Education, and attributed it to "teachers (who) are hardworking and dedicated. We cannot
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      Questions that lead to better grades
      335 15 LAST year was the first time that Dr P. R. Joseph taught the General Paper to the first Pre-University Three class at Thomson Secondary School. i Knowing that the subject was new and unfamiliar to the students, he instituted the Socratic method of teaching.
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      Meet the 'doctor' and 'guerilla' of Bukit Merah
      315 15 Meet the 'doctor' and 'guerilla' of Bukit Merah TODAY he is a guerilla. Tomorrow, a doctor. But he is not playing a game of charades. Mr Chia Meng Ann, principal of Bukit Merah Secondary School, is taking a class in English. "Most of the students in my school are from
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    485 16 The Straits Times says Make the going heavy ULTIMATELY, the most practical answer to the illegal betting activities going on in many housing estates may be to set up legal betting shops. Imagine walking or taking a feeder bus to the nearest totalisator agency to place a bet on Pisang
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    1419 16  -  DAVID BONAVIA Beijing seeks closer ties with East European countries By in Beijing THE recent visits to Yugoslavia and Rumania by Chinese Communist Party General-Secretary Hu Yaobang took him to the opposite poles of East European communism. Although sharing a desire
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    866 16  -  WILLIAM K. STEVENS By in New Delhi EVEN the poorest person would like to send his child to a school where the medium is English. They say, "I'll cut back to only one meal a day to pay for it iff
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      85 17 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. Ail letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We
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      Need to maintain balance in local, foreign enrolment
      440 17 FOLLOWING the publication of your feature article "Asian students face racial barrier" (ST, April 22), I would like to help your readers see this report in the context of the circumstances and development of a large university. The University of New South
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      Panel should give reasons to applicants
      250 17 I HAVE read with great concern two letters that were published in a Chinese newspaper on May 18 and 19. One was from a student who obtained As in all his subjects except General Paper, for which he obtained a B. The second was
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      Reconsider closure of centres
      69 17 Reconsider closure of centres THE French classes at Maju and Rangoon secondary schools will soon be centralised at Monk's Hill Primary School. My son is learning French at Maju Secondary School but will probably have to stop doing so because it takes at least one hour to travel to Monk's
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      Reasons don't stand up to scrutiny
      457 17 Reasons don't stand up to scrutiny Why only SBC was informed about birth of test-tube baby I REFER to Professor S.S. Ratnam's explanation on why only the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation was informed of the birth of Singapore's first testtube baby and allowed into the delivery room to film the occasion.
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      Change outdated insurance premium policy
      184 17 Change outdated insurance premium policy PREMTUMS paid towards an insurance policy on the life of a man or his wife, or both, can be considered for personal relief when they are paid by the husband. This is aot allowed when the policy is on the husband's life and if the
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      Banging noises from the flat below
      116 17 Banging noises from the flat below Singapore 0513 RECENTLY, I complained to the Crawford area office about a noisy family living below my flat. This family disturbs us day and night with loud banging noises at odd hours of the day. The complaint resulted in an investigation, but that did
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      Unsuccessful applicants are put on list
      212 17 Unsuccessful applicants are put on list REPLY WE refer to the letter "His results are better, but..." by "Bitterly Disappointed" (ST, May 13) regarding his unsuccessful appeal to enrol in one of the two polytechnics. We wish to inform "Bitterly Disappointed" that the criteria for admission into the various courses
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    955 18  - Candidates go a-wooing in Wall Street PAUL MINDUS By in New York Scramble for election funds DEMOCRATIC presidential candidates are scouring Wall Street for 1984 campaign money and records show they are starting to rake nn the cash. Despite the traditional image of President Ronald Reagan's Republicans as the party
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    926 18  -  WILLIAM J. BROAD By in New York 4 BUT the urge to lavish all powers on robots, in effect to create surrogate humans, is a waste of resources, according to some m researchers. 7 "WARNING!" he called out in his synthesised
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        Sin Heng Chan
        78 19 DIRECTORS of Sin Heng Chan (Malaya) Bhd have recommended a first and final dividend of 12.5 per cent gross for the year ended Dec 31, 1982, to be paid on July 14. The company's annual general meeting will be held on June 25 while the register of
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        Pegi gets approval
        66 19 PEGI Malaysia Bhd has received approval from the Capital Issues Committee for its one-for-two rights issue and two-for-three bonus issue. Shares from the rights issue will also be entitled to the bonus issue shares. The issues are, however, still subject to shareholders' approval. The last day for
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        Trading in Kentucky
        79 19 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore said Kentucky Fried Chicken Ltd has been admitted to its official list and that trading in the 18 million shares will commence today. Kentucky is a franchise of Heublein International Ltd, a division of the Heublein Inc. The company's public issue of
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        Rice exports down
        93 19 BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's rice exports fell to 1,106,688 tonnes in the first four months of this year from 1,151,692 tonnes in the same period last year, the Board of Trade, a private organisation, said in a bulletin. It said the value of rice exports dropped to 6.3
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        Lock icon Drop in tea output
        89 19 COLOMBO, Mon. Total production of tea in Sri Lanka dropped to 187.8 million kg in 1982 from 210 million kg in 1981, the central bank said in its report for 1982. Sri Lankan tea exports in 1982 fell to 181 million kg from 183 million kg
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        75 19 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese gold imports, excluding coins, fell sharply to 2.32 tonnes in April from 13.39 tonnes in March and 11.47 tonnes a year earlier, customs-cleared trade statistics show. April imports included 951 kg from the Soviet Union, down from two tonnes in March but up from
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        75 19 NEW YORK, Mon. United Technologies Corp has set a target of reaching US$3O billion (5562.7 billion) in sales and 4 per cent after-tax profits by the end of this decade, chairman Harry Gray told analysts. He also said the company might make selected acquisitions to meet
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        52 19 FRANKFURT, Mon. Air Canada is raising 100 million Deutschemarks (5584.5 million) through a 10-year Bullet Eurobond with a coupon of 7% per cent priced at 99.50, bond market sources said. The issue comes as a 600 million mark bond for the government of Canada is being redeemed, they
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        53 19 TOKYO, Mon. Yamato Transport Co Ltd of Japan said it is privately placing a 50 million Swiss francs (5550.6 million) five-year convertible bond with the Union Bank of Switzerland as lead manager. The coupon and issue price will be set on Mav 30. and the navment date is
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      Asiatic subsidiary going for M$l6.8m
      135 19 Asiatic subsidiary going for M$l6.8m ASIATIC Development Bhd has proposed to sell wholly owned subsidiary Paya Kamunting Development Sdn Bhd to Leng§ang Laut Development dn Bhd for M516.8 million cash. Asiatic said it entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement with Lenggang Laut last week to sell its entire
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      CCM to spend M$l7m on new chlorine plant
      284 19 CHEMICAL Company of Malaysia is investing about Msl7 million in a new chlor-alkali plant next to its present factory in Shah Alam, Malaysia. The proposed investment, which has been approved by the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority and is now awaiting the approval
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      Swimming pool disinfectant makers ignored study: FDA
      483 19 CHICAGO, Mon. Three manufacturers seeking federal approval of a swimming pool disinfectant deliberately ignored a study of the chemical in which test animals died of kidney stones, according to a report by the Food and Drug Administration. Tests on the chemical, which is
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      Call for laws to protect computer programs
      410 19 COPYRIGHT laws protecting software programs should be drawn up if Singapore is to become a software centre in the Pacific region "in the fastest and cleanest way." This was emphasised by Mr Fred Greguras, an American attorney who specialises in the legal aspects
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      State bond attracts good response
      194 19 State bond attracts good response THE $6.15 billion Government bond the largest in local history has been oversubscribed by $670 million, the Monetary Authority of Singapore announced last night. Total applications for the two types of registered stocks a threeyear taxable portion with 5.5 per cent interest and a 20-year
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      Seri Iras' ambitious plans for Raleigh (M)
      448 19 SERI Iras Sdn Bhd, which is making a general offer for Raleigh Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd, intends to expand and diversify the latter's activities into property development, finance and manufacturing. Seri Iras disclosed this ambitious plan for Raleigh (M) in its formal offer document
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      Hotel gets new credit to help settle fire claim
      180 19 Hotel gets new credit to help settle fire claim LAS VEGAS, Mon. MGM Grand Hotels Inc said it obtained a new US$7O million (*****.3 million) credit agreement from a consortium of banks, which will be used partially to help finance settlement of remaining lawsuits in the 1980 Las Vegas fire.
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      Sarawak pepper exports fall
      94 19 Sarawak pepper exports fall KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Pepper exports in January from the East Malaysian state of Sarawak dropped to 1,086 tonnes compared with 1,814 tonnes in December and 1,710 tonnes in January 1982, the Pepper Marketing Board said. The decline was the result of a marked decrease in black
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      Market Highlights
      484 19 Prices close lower on profit-taking SINGAPORE: Share prices closed lower on profit-taking in selective, moderate trading with lower overseas market advices depressing sentiment further. F ft N fell 25 cents to $8.55, Hume Industries 39 cento to $5.99, Jurong Cement 25 cents to $5.25, Malayan Cement 39 cents
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        14 19 Ming Court 880 5C Jacks Int 720 1C Cold Store lOp 498 +8
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        43 19 May 20 May 23 BT Composite: 909.33 889.24 BT Indicator: *****5 *****5 ST Industrials: 939.13 918.26 ST Finance: 2392.82 2339.47 ST Hotels: 1036.70 1034.02 ST Properties: 749.15 733.58 ST Minings: 263.17 261.22 ST Plantations: 1183.15 1163.01 OCBC: 820.44 796.24 SESInd: 708.29 687.67
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        21 19 Multi-Purpose 569,000 U 0 B 435,000 Alcom 364,000 Faber Merlin 357,000 Promet 326,000 Total turnover: 9.60m Total value: $38.94m
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      58 19 tattadßH -10 CftC -15 CCM +8 £25__- U SU.. 'Mm 1 Hf" BM 1 MTC nbt -8 Nat Iron -15 PMC -<*J Pan Flue Perils Plant -20 Prima -20 Robinson's S3.SS.I -7 Sm-Shlp -4 Slmelfcrby -13 S St^msWp S Trading -25 Sup Corp -8 Times Pnb
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    2752 20 AdjMtod for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABM trailed in lots of II shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. 255 174 Robinson 226 unch 9.0 41.0 1 226 226 240 156 Roth Inds 50*
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    589 20 BUFFETED by bearish reports from Malaysia and other overseas markets, local investors sent share prices sharply lower yesterday. Over the weekend, there were reports that the Koala Lumpur Stock Exchange had reminded Its members to stop excessive speculation among clients. It was said that some Malaysian
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    KL substantially lower
    408 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market recorded one of the heaviest daily falls in its nine-month long rally. Prices opened on a weak note and thereafter drifted downward throughout the day. Investors who had expected the market to experience a gradual correction, were rudely shocked by the unabated
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    186 20 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for May 24) The Commerce 3.32 3.53xd The Savings Fund 197 2.09 S'pore Prog Fund 1.50 1.59 S'pore Sec. Fund 2.27 2.41 S'pore Invest Fund 1.18 1.25 S'pore Equity Fund 1.47 1.56 ASIA UNIT TRUST (Managers' prices for May 24) Mai Invest Fund
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    BUSINESS DONE — SINGAPORE
    2975 20 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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    BUSINESS DONE — KUALA LUMPUR
    2069 20 BUSINESS DONE KUALA LUMPUR BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma cd AJk»moto xall Alcom (3.268 3.285) (71) 3.34 (2)
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      39 20 INDIGO was the island. Indigo warm and colourful, and seductively romantic; drenched by the tropical sun and washed by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean And in the aftermath of the storm, it cast its own spell iiiiy UMMbti,,,,
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      TIN
      83 21 THE STRAITS TIN price in Penang yesterday held at M530.76 a kilo, unchanged from Friday, to remain within the ITA lower range of $29.15 and $32.06. The steadiness was attributed to the buffer stock manager's support, absorbing the larger offerings of ore of 145 tonnes against 89 last week.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      29 21 Rubber: May 23 Singapore: June: 219.00 cents (up one cent) Malaysia: June: 237.50 cents (up 0.50 cent) Tin: M530.76 per kilo (unchanged) 145 tonnes (up 56 tonnes)
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      GOLD
      254 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $29,455 and closed lower at $29,230 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at U*****.50/436.50. Slight local buying quickly pushed it up to $436.00/ 436.75. However, the strengthenong of the dollar softened the metal to $435.30/435.80 where it saw
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      Silver quotes
      34 21 Fri nan New York 13.088 13.178 13.15S 13.24S Zurich 13.158 13.458 13.25S 13.55S Men Fri Singapore 12.708 13.208 12.80S 13.30S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Saurce: Credit Salsse, S'pore.
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      Produce exchange
      134 21 PRODI'CE Exchange, Singapore, noon dosing prices per IM kg yesterday Coconut oil: Bulk fob $112.00 sellpi's, old drum (in second hand drum fob $125 .00 sellers, new drum fob $129.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $64 buyers. Prpper: Munlok white pepper fob Asta NLW $355.00 sellers, Sarawak white pepper
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      RUBBER
      514 21 RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with June One RSS buyers quoted at 219.00 cents a kilo, up one cent from last Friday's close. KUALA LUMPUR: The local rubber market yesterday closed quietly steadier with June One RSS buyers quoted at 237.50 cents a kilo, up half-a-cent
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      Money and exchanges
      798 21 THE US dollar opened at 552.0930 50 against the Singapore unit yesterday and traded between 2.0945 and 2.0930 before easing to close at 2.0920 30. The US dollar was firm in morning trading but closed easier in the late afternoon. The market was on the whole featureless
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      24 21 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers is 9.§9 per cent.
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      273 21 THE stock market yesterday closed weak on persistent but fairly thin selling with sentiment depressed by Friday's news of a two percentage point rise in Hongkong interest rates, effective today, HK$ Associated Hotel* 235 Bank Of Eait Asia 25.50 -1.5 Carrian Invest susp Cheung Kong 7.70 -0.55 China Light
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      93 21 Pesos Acoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.015 +0.001 Atlas Con. B. 37 JO unch Bagulo Gold ***** -0.0002 Basic Petroleum 0.009 -0.001 Benguet Con. B 101 1 CDCP M unch First Phil Hldgs 7.00 -0.1 Lepanto B 0.1350 -0.005 Martnduque B 8.00 -0.1 Marsteel 0.0014 unch Oriental
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      630 21 THE stock market closed easier after a quiet session yesterday. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 2.3 points at 692.9. The larger-than-expect-ed rise in latest US M-l money supply has put paid to any hopes of a cut in the US discount rate which in turn could
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      50 21 H.K.HANG SENG Monday 902.71 Friday 942.05 Week Ago 942.80 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Monday 749.6 Friday 753.9 Week Ago 758.2 ALL ORDINARIES Monday 599.7 Friday 608.0 Week Ago 603.9 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Friday 695.2 Thursday 698.4 Week Ago 671.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 1190.02 Thursday 1191.37 Week Ago 1218.75
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      325 21 Yen AJlnomoto 815 -3 Akal Ml -14 Amada 879 unch AsaJil Chem 309 -l Asahl Glass 573 unch Bank Tk 281 -1 Brldgestone 506 unch Canon 1340 -30 Casio Computer 1280 -10 ClUien 392 +1 D Nip Print 720 -13 D Nippon Screen Dalel 588 +3 Dallchl Kangyo Bk
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      300 21 INDUSTRIALS Cents A C I 145 unch A N I 2S0 unch A P M 185 -12 Aberfoyle T20 -10 Age 215 unch Alliance Oil 88 unch Allied Mill 185 unch Ampol Exp 206 -5 Ampol Pet 1T06 -10 Am 418 -2 Aahton ISO -5 B H P BIB
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      134 21 Bahls Aokham Thai Asia Fibre 125 unch Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 136 -2 Bangkok Bank 262 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 150 -1 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 381 +2 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 65.75 -0.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp Jalaprathan Cement.... 176 unch Maboonkhrong 133 -4 Metal
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      505 23 68 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive GTM Coignet J.V. Urgently requires ASSISTANT CO-ORDINATOR e Experienced In finishing work. SENIOR DRAUGHTSMAN e Experienced in plumbing and sanitary drafting. CLERK OF WORKS (Construction) e Experienced in finishing work. CLERK OF WORKS (Factory) e Experienced in material planning. Please call in personally at
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      432 23 Canon urgently requires 1) PERSONNEL CLERK e G.C.E. 'O' or 'A' level witl credits in English am Mathematics Typing speed of 45 wpm e 1 2 years experience ii Personnel Administration 2) GENERAL CLERK (FEMALE) e G.C.E. O' or 'A' level e Typing speed of 45 —60 wpm Able to
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      459 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical oliuetti {Manufacturing Division) requires GCE 0 level At least one year experience in a similar capacity in a labour intensive manufacturing company Some knowledge of accounting would be an advantage Please apply personally or write in giving full personal particulars, working experience, contact telephone
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      498 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Times Distributors Sdn Bhd requires a GENERAL CLERK for its Mail Order Department Requirements: Singapore Citizen 3 G.C.E. 'O' levels including English Flair for the English Language Able to type at 35 w.p.m. Remuneration Package: includes Starting salary: $400 or more Minimum 2 1/2
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      619 23 i 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical International Publishing Company in Jurong has the following immediate vacancies:1. COST ASSISTANT e Minimum GCE 4 O' levels with credit In Mathematics. e LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping. e Ability to type. e Preferably with relevant working experience. 2. STOCK CLERK e Male applicants who
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      519 23 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical An international airfreight forwarder has vacancies for: TELEX OPERATOR CUM TYPIST e Experienced In operating OKI telex machine e Able to work on shift up to maximum 7p.m. e Ability to type 30 to 40 wpm would be an advantage CREDIT CONTROLLER e Experienced
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      542 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical We need SECRETARIES RECEPTIONIST/ TYPISTS e ACCOUNTS CLERKS DESPATCH RIDERS EXHIBITION HOSTESSES Please phone: *****34 LT SECRETARIAL SERVICES 27-04 A, Int'l Plaza Anson Road Singapore 0207 Written applications also acceptable. Manufacturing Firm urgently requires:A) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT e LCC Higher Accounting or equivalent. At least
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      717 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical THE INSURANCE CORPORATION j. OF SINGAPORE LTD (LIFE) c has vacancies for CLERKS/ TYPISTS Minimum qualifications: e GCE 3 'O' levels with credits f in English and Maths. Ability to type. I e Experience not required. Please call: *****11 ext 126/129 or write in
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      612 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Established film production tompany requires Cheerful Young Lady as RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST dust be able to type accurately it 35 w.p.m. Mease apply to: S.T. Box A***** 390 Kim Seng Road S'pore 0923 tating salary expected and nclosing recent photo (noneturnable) and telephone conact. EXPORT CLERK
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      614 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical TOYO MENKA KAISHA LTD Leading Japanese Trading House requires FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK e GCE O' Level e Ability to type Please apply with one passport photograph (non-returnable) stating education, experience, salary required and telephone contact to: MAXWELL ROAD P.O. BOX 2446 SINGAPORE 9044 Urgently
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      589 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERK Sec. 4 Knowledge of filing and typing Please contact *****57 or write to: OWEN ROAD P.O. BOX 51 SINGAPORE 9121 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Salary range $400 to $550. English stream, GCE 'O' Level, typing and experience essential. Write to or call personally
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      943 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial 0 Clerical SECRETARY WANTED. MUST be committed Christian. Fast, accurate typist, able to work independently. Have good command of English, accounting experience desirable. Salary some what lower than commercial firm. Give testimony, qualifications. Siglap P.O. Box 214, S'pore 9145. SECRETARY REQUIRED BY Trading Firm. Must
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      807 24 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical CLERK/ TYPISTS. GOOD pay offered Suitable for those staying in Clementi. West Coast and Queenstown areas. Call today at *****02/3 ELICA SECRETARIAL REQUIRES permanent and temporary Secretaries. Typist/ Receptionist. Accounts Clerks. General Clerks. Tel: *****11. EXPERIENCED FEMALE ACCOUNTS clerk cum typist wanted for construction
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      484 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales e Sales SALES EXECUTIVES (Male or Female) required by well established company to promote sales of interior furnishing materials and securing clients for interior decorating and contracting works. Requirements: Age above 25 Fluent in English At least 2 years experience in similar
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      469 24 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales invites applicants for the following positions. 1) OFFICE BOY CUM DESPATCH Admin Office Requiremanta: Age 1 7 to 25 years Minimum qualification Primary 6. Must be able to read and write English. Preferably with class 2 licence 2) ACCOUNTS CLERKS Admin Office Requirements: Age 17
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      550 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales Wanted SALES CONSULTANTS immediately Multi-national company requires ambitious and hardworking personnel who are willing to be trained in a challenging and meaningful career in direct selling. Qualifications:- Age 20 -28 QGE'O' level e Class 3 driving licence preferred e Having good social contacts Can speak
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      675 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales EARN WHAT YOU'RE WORTH WITH ERA REAL ESTATE The days of easy money in real estate are gone. But the intelligent, hard working, well trained Real Estate Specialist today Is still earning between $60,000 and $100,000 annually. ERA can help you make that kind of
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      643 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales Established company in Katong area has immediate vacancies for: 1) SHOWROOM GIRLS 2) RECEPTIONIST e GCE'O' level, e Bilingual in English and Mandarin. Interested, please apply to: The Advertiser S.T. Box A***** 390 Kim Seng Road Singapore 0923. Expanding Engineering firm requires FEMALE/MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES
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      775 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sates MENARD COSMETICS requires: PART-TIME BEAUTY ADVISORS (Experience not necessary) e F'ree courses in skin-cure and make-up. Free sample set provided. Attractive income and free overseas trip. *****68/ *****89 1 1a.m. -Bpm) Hong Leong Building Basement Shopping Centre, B3 15, Raffles Quay (0104) MENARD COSMETICS requires
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      660 25 66 Situations Vacant e) Sales OUT-DOOR SALESMEN REQUIRED Scooter supplied. Salary with commission. Call personally at: Pets Specialist Pte Ltd, 17 Goldhill Plaza, Newton Rd, S'pore 1130. PART-TIME/ FULL-TIME INSURANCE Representatives required. Lucrative income. Experience not essential. Training provided. Apply P.O. Box 3548, Singapore 9055. PART-TIME/FULL-TIME INSURANCE Representatives required. Attractive
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      640 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical i) Technical J Start building a solid B future now with \a| I SPORTS I 1 YAMAHA 1 I The Symbol of Excellence for over 90 years I I (established in 1887), YAMAHA manufac- I I TURING S'PORE PTE LTD, a subsidiary
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      584 25 66 Situations Vacant a Technical i We are an Established Building Construction Company and are seeking for the following personnel: A) ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER Possess a relevant qualifications preferably a diploma in Building from a college. Minimum 2 years' experience in multi-storey building site management. Applicants without the preferred qualificiations
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      511 25 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical Furniture Factory in Jurong requires 1. PRODUCTION ENGINEER Requirements: e Minimum ITC Certificate in Production Engineering or Furniture Production. e Minimum 3 years working experience in the relevant field. e Able to carry out day-to-day planning, organising and controlling of production activities 2. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
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      629 25 66 Situations Vacant i j Technical i SOSS OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD requireN TRAINEE DIE CASTERS An American Firm requires Singapore citizen or foreigners to be trained as Skilled Die Casters to operate automatic die cast machines. Applicants should have at least Secondary 2 education Successful applicants will be required
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      635 26 66 Situations Vacant f) Technical CLERKS OF WORKS required for FACTORY COMPLEX IN JURONG Write in with your personal particulars and state the salary you want: 05-30. PEACE CENTRE SINGAPORE 0922 French Company engaged in toil testing work* wishe* to employ DRILLERS lor Bintulu protect e Must have several years
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      525 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production g) Production k lleUf FtoT gbo<F SE^JM BhSI Join a giant U.S. multi-national company JPwSB ""OPERATOR Ifffedft i <^^H You'll enjoy the following benefits when you W B become a part of us. m €^3^ *m LOOK
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      471 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production i prams [Come and Join Jm I PRODUCTION I I OPERATORS I If you work with us, you have a choice of Ig^ I working hours and you will also earn jam I attractive shift allowance. ml Besides attractive shift
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      341 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Production g) Production r( »lH**S al i S nga PoZ^L ORioisr I I |Pr FEMALE iwk P OPERATORS Jj jBJ*|V No shift duty *No scope work ~/%m laP^>*2 increments within 6 months <^fl Hp^'" Remuneration n9 P^T Attractive starting pay J^l H^N Attendance
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      162 26 ECOGE USA «3 8 M ii^ltfUat' hi tiii^l/fflß ft 2nd shift 5 S (3.00pm- 11.05pm) ft 3rd shift 5 (11.10pm— 6.45am) |5 S If you are between g S 16 to 38 years of age S Able to speak Malay, S Mandarin or English 2 S Singaporeans 5 No experience
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      230 26 66 Situations Vacant g) Production DEMOTION Share this fjr benefit and (i many others O with us FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS $378:: WORK NEARER YOUR HOME ifTMERAHBL SEC SCH.I JALAN BUKIT MERAH 3CN Ij V KILANG TIMOR I WALKIN&SEE US TODAY. THE PERSONNEL DEPT. DEMETRON (PTE) LTD. NO. 3, JALAN KILANG
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      410 26 I 66 Situations Vacant I g) Production RAPID ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITY for Female Production Operators ■P^EAR^HB ■^BETWEEN $395 to $450 IN 1 YEAR'S TIME We offer: NO SHIFT WORK 5 DAY WEEK (Bam to 5.30pm) (Monday to Friday) Transport Allowance Attendance Allowance plus BONUS! Medical and Insurance Benefits Annual leave 10
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      279 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production i METALS ORES 1 PTE. LTD. (Member of the Union Carbide Group) requires FACTORY I OPERATIVES Basic Starting t Salary above... iii^|'~~T^jj^^flT H ~|^|irF'"' l Within 6 months J above... c e Shift Allowance 52.20 for 2nd shift 54.40 for 3rd shift e .Fr«e meals,
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      428 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production MITSUI MFG (S) PTE LTD I) FEMALE CLERK Good secondary 4 educa tion or GCE 'O' level Able to type Age below 24 years Some working expert ence will be an ad van tage Salary negotiable I) FEMALE Q.C. INSPECTOR Able to perform 2 shifts
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      409 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production A Well Established Manufacturer of Electronic Component Company urgently requires: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS BENEFITS: Attractive starting salary. 5-day week. No scope work. Aircondition comfort. Attendance bonus. Transport allowance. Confirmation Increment plus bonus. Please come personally on Monday to Friday, 8.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. to:
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      617 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Production An American Firm requires: FEMALE OPERATORS Qualifications: e Secondary 3or equivalent e Experience not essential We offer: Starting salary $310 to $450 Inclusive of overtime. S-days week No shift work No scope work Transport allowance Free uniform Medical benefits Lodging will be provided for non-citizen
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      968 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous mm k 1 l£r J L A k Mr PACKERS a^H| H^HpVy9H| Hr (Kallang Jurong)^H W MAINTENANCE ACHINF^W *N SPedfiC education^ TFrHMiriAMQ m/v^ niiytl requirements ffi TECHNICIANS W FXTR|J |ON
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      183 27 II GCE'O 1 level f I Completed NS with 1 Class 2 and 3 driving I licence I I Completed NS with jg I Class 2 and 3 driving licence 1 I STI Certificate in I I Electronic Electrical P ;I With knowledge of I alarm systems 2 years experience
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      317 27 We have the following I' 1 vacancies available for suitable applicants: Accounts Clerk (Payments) 1 year relevant experience LCCI Accounting Be careful, accurate, fast and able to write neatly. Clerk/Typist GCE O Level •To type, file, record and do general clerical duties. Engineering Assistant To plan and administer a programme
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      960 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Applications are invited for the following positions Technical 4or NTC 3 in Metal Machining Minimum 1 year experience in mechanical drafting Technical 2or equivalent Preferably those with similar experience Completed secondary 2 education Preference will be given to those with
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      857 29 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW 1981 BMW 520 Aircond. radlo/cas sette. power steering, centra locking, private owner, beautifu condition. *****91. 1982 BMW 315 one owner, show room condition, converted to 32! Aircond. radio cassette, tax $46,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****16. AUG. 77 520 Manual. Eligible foi PARF. With many extras.
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      911 29 76 Vehicles For Sale i mSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS d) Fiat ALMOST 1975 FIAT 124 Special T. 1 4-door 5-speed. Aircond, sports 1 rims, hifl, radio, cassette. PARF. Road tax insurance new. Passed inspection. Showroom condition. Asking $8,900. Loan $7,000. Tel: 9 *****14. EXPAT LEAVING 1979 Fiat 131. Super Mirafiori (Auto). 1 private
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      749 29 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda HONDA ACCORD 1978 3-door. Alrcond, cassette radio. *****73/ *****80, Ron. $17,500. LATE 1974 HONDA Civic. Aircon, cassette, PARF. $8,800. Tel: *****50. 1977 HONDA CIVIC 1500 4 doors, aircon, radio/cassette. PARF eligible $13,500 *****03. 1980 HONDA ACCORD One private owner, aircond., radio cassette. $25,300 (loan $20,000).
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      824 29 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1978 MERCEDES BENZ 200 Aircon, PARF. Beautiful condition. $42,500. Jalan Toa Payoh Caltex Station. 1979, MERCEDES 200 Alrcond, stereo. 1 private owner. Excellent condition. $54,000 0.n.0. Tel: Steven, *****12. 1982 MERCEDES 200 fully auto, one owner, brand new condition, alrcond, radio cassette, low mileage.
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      655 29 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota TOYOTA CELICA, AUG. 1973 (PARF). Aircond, radio/ cassette. Beautiful condition. Road tax 31/7/83. Insurance 31/5/84. Selling $8,400 0.n.0. Block 404, #03-221, Bedok North Avenue 3, (1646). NON-PARF 1972 JULY Toyota 1200 cc. Stationwagon. Passed inspection. Air blower, Cassette, new cushion. Tip-top condition. No: 11,
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      431 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others The Promise of Service delivered a\A Our New SERVICE CENTRE 263 Thompson Rd Singapore 1130 Tel: 252-3874 We Specialise in mazoa SINGAPORE USED CAR (PTE) LTD. Committed in providing the most Efficient Service SHOWROOM G1 &G2 Novena ViHe Thompson Rd Tel: 253-8877 LEONG HUAT
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      950 29 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Others JULY 1980 DAIHATSU Charade, 5-speed, aircon, radio, cassette, showroom condition, $16,500. Phone: *****57. LATE 1975 RENAULT 12TS. Aircon, radio/ cassette, brand new tax, upholstery, engine overhauled. $4,900. *****16 after 12.30p.m. I MID'79 AUSTIN ALLEGRO, very good condition, 1 owner, 1 year road tax, cassette/
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      845 29 76 Vehicles For Sale mSSatm m) Commercial Vehicles TOYOTA HILUX PICKUP White CO lour, tip top condition, petrol Selling cheap $6,000. PLease call *****80. 1971 DATSUN PICK-UP Metal. Nev paint. Speed device. Cushion Tyres. Good condition. $1,700. 6i Mackenzie Road (Ricky) 1975 DIESEL DRIVEN Mazda E27OC Lorry with wooden deck
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      727 29 77 Vehicles Wanted A BETTER PRICE oflered for PARF Scrap cars and all makes of good used cars. Please call at: 245 Middle Road or telephone *****21/ *****31 Mr. Yeo. I. 1: A BANK ACCOUNTANT requires any make vehicles, company or v priate welcome. Cosh payment. i. Tel: *****57. Residence:
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      724 29 86 Accommodation Vacant i hi i a) Houses CLEMENTIPARK Well sited bungalow with 3 bedrooms, study. $4£oo* SHANGRI-LA PARK New huge double-storey semi-detached houseSjfrtth 4 bedrooms. $2,860 to $3,400, ACE: *****81 DIST. 0512 WEST COAST GROVE Attractive double-storey corner terrace. Just renovated, 3 bedrooms 1 spare room, ,4 airconds, fully
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      833 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OF! TIONG HAM Park Estate, double-storey bungalow, land area 8.000 sq ft. built-in 3,500 sq ft. Marble/ parquet, 4/ 1 bedrooms. 4 attached baths, 7 airconds. partially furnished for immediate occupation. S.L. Oh Partners. *****88. DIST 19, SERANGOON GARDENS, single-storey terrace house. 3 plus 1
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      785 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 10, JLN KEMBANGAN Melati detached bungalow, 4 bedrooms, unfurnished. Rental $2,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****73 contact Mr Lai between 7pm and 10pm. No agents. DIST. 1027 GREENLEAF PLACE double-storey, detached, 3 rooms/servant's, only $2,700. Fully furnished. Taba Company tel. *****51/2/3 DIST. 10, NEAR HOTEL Equatorial
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      677 30 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 19, DOUBLE-STOREY SPLITLEVEL Terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's room, built-in cupboards. $1,400 Tel: *****28. (agent). DIST. 10 MT. SINAI Drive renovated, double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms, servant's, partially furnished, $2,300. Regent *****55 DIST. 15 WELL RENOVATED semidetached near Katong Yaohan, partially furnished, $3,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****88.
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      549 30 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Westwood Apt $6,000 Futura $6,500 Hillcrest Arcadia $6,000 Villa d'ESte(Dalveyßd) $8,000 Stevens Drive (town house) $4,500 Elizabeth Towers $4,50p APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR SALE Draycott Towers $880,000 Balmoral Road $450,000 Leedon Heights $530,000 upwards Shelford Road
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      598 30 e District 10, Balmoral Court, brand new walk-up apartment with large balcony. 3 bedrooms, fully aircond, beautifully carpeted, close to American/ Tanglin Schools $3,500. e District 9, Grangeford, prestigeous apartment in prime residential location. 2 and 3 bedrooms available. $3,700/ $4,500. e District 10, Balmoral Towers, luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment, spacious
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      585 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Dist. 1025 Wing On Life Apartment, luxurious high rise, 4 bedrooms/ study, huge living/ dining with balcony Full recreational facilities. Rental on application. Draycott Park Townhouse/ apartment, 3 bedrooms, central aircond, pool. Rental: $6,000/ $8,500 p.m. HAN ft BOONS ASSOCIATES *****71/ 0 DIST 9 APARTMENT
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      813 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments AMERICAN SCHOOL VICINITY Brand new condominium, 3 bedrooms, split-level living/ dining, modern kitchen, balcony overlooking pool. Full condominium facilities Tastefully furnished $3,500. Trillion Properties, *****11 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY LUXURIOUS Apartments. High floor. 3/4 bedrooms. Fully aircond. Facing sea. Split-level, spacious living/dining. With balcony. Swimming pool. 10
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      789 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments FULLY/PARTIALLY FURNISHED apartments/maisonettes 2 to 4 bedrooms Emerald Hill, Grange Height, Lucky Plaza. Thomson Mansion, Nlm Park. J.E. Housing Associates *****68/9. LAGUNA PARK, Type A. 3 bedrooms, with servant's room, master bedroom with aircon, furnished, for rent at $2,500 p.m. Contact Mrs. Ho, *****33. No
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      807 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments HONG LEONG CONDOMINIUM for rental, 3 bedrooms, 1,240 sq.ft. on the Bth floor, Tower Block. $2,800. Brand new. Contact *****79 Mrs. Lim. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA, 2-BED-ROOMED apartment with swimming pool. Facing sea. Located downtown. No agents. Tel: Owner 273-3333 ext. 40. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA STUDIO apartment facing
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      787 30 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments WATTEN VIEW TOWNHOUSE (dlst II) roof garden, swimming pool 3 bedrooms, servant's. $5,000 furnished. Shang Properties *****85 $2,500 HONG LEONG Garden Condominium. 3 rooms/3 aircons. swimming pool, umnls/squash Tel: *****59/*****55. 4-5-ROOMED TEBAN Garden. Tamplnes, New Town, Jurong, Upper Serangoon. Flexible budgets. *****8/*****3. DIST. 26, GREEN
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      644 31 87 Accommodation Wanted a) Houses SOMMERVILLE TOWNHOUSE 4bed roomed type required In September by expatriate family. Please call direct *****81. b) Apartments LEASE YOUR APARTMENT or detached bungalows to Multi-Na-tlonal Corporation or established Bankers. Budgets $6,000 $20,000. Good company's lease. 12 months rental in advance can be negotiated. Property owners,
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      620 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a} Houses a) Houses o 1 CLUNYHILLPARK BUNGALOWS 9 units only Freehold land Exclusive Residential District Developer: CLUNY HILL (PTE) LTD (wholly-owned subsidiary of DBS Land Ltd) For Enquiries and Bookings (Principals Only) Tel: *****13 Viewing By Appointment Only Developer's Licence No.
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      462 31 CLEMENCEAU COURT District 9 a Clemenceau Ave/Cavenagh Road, a Built in 1962. Very good condition, a Prices from £255,750/-. 80% loan, a Only for Singaporeans. Singapore- Johore Exprec* (Pte) Ltd Tels: ******2 A *****49 DISTRICT 10 Beautifully designed apHMevel semi-detached in prime location. Spacious well landscaped garden with matured fruit
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      894 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 1441, SIN CHUAN Garden I (Warlngin Estate) 7,503 sq.ft. I newly built 2-storey detached. 5 I bedrooms, spacious Interior, i freehold, excellent orientation. I $1 million 0.n.0. Call: *****77/ *****88. 1 DIST 28 BELETAR HILLS double- storey detached bungalow. 9,000 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms.
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      673 31 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses D18T.20 DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER terrace house on elevated Freehold land. Renovated. (530,000. Interested, call Marshon Pte. Ltd., *****11. DIST. 28 BELETAR EBTATE Very well kept double-storey terrace. 2000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms plus study with attached bath. Belmont Realty *****55. DIST. 20, WESTLAKE GARDEN, louble-storey detached
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      631 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments For Sale 6 studio Units ■ra3flMHJfr^i&WMßMtt»&« (rt llso s.f. per unit and 6 lower BP^^^^^B maisonettes W y^ ~"\^^B (,i2280 s.f. per unit i y|pf''fb l !Kliftlli^l For Rental
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      359 31 Good Investments Return Beverly Mai $890,000 Balmoral View $820,000 Balmoral Tower $875,000 Camelia Penthouse $855,000 Chatsworth Court $1 million Duchess Court $890,000 Draycott Tower $1.05 million Futura $1.05 million Grenville Condominium $790,000 Himiko Court $450,000 Pandan Valley $565,000 Ridgewood (2 units) $560,000 Vermont Mansion $1.4 million LINDTRAC AGENCY *****79 (5
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      846 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments P^ UIHTTEnf iiiiiniiß 7w Condominium Luxury Townhouses jfl JrfL, Bukit Timah Road 4Va Ms. 4v9 IgK (Opposite Chinese High School) j3@M J Exclusive hill-top residential area A Home-maker's perfect choice Residents' Clubhouse Children's playground Tropical garden
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    135 35 Reuzeau— toast of France LONDON, Men. An exhilarating piece of running and shooting from fallback Bertram! Reuzeau gave France their first European youth soccer title since 1945 when they beat Czechoslovakia at White Hart Lane yesterday. Reuzeau outsprinted two defenders before cracking an unstoppable shot past the goalkeeper from a
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    275 35 FORMER international Giorgio Chinaglia has offered to buy Italian soccer club Lazio for US$7 million ($14.63m), according to Press reports in Rome. But Lazio, lying third in the Second Division with four games remaining, must win promotion if the New York Cosmos striker's offer is to take effect.
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    193 35 WARSAW, Mon. An own goal by giant Polish defender Roman Wojcicki in a Group Two qualifying game in Chorzow, southern Poland, yesterday enhanced the Soviet Union's chances of winning a place in the finals of the European soccer championship. The goal midway through the
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    310 35 First Division results: Argentinian: Quarter-finals: Racing 1 Independiente 1, Estudiantes de La Plata 3 Racing Club 1, River Plate 0 Argentinos Juniors 0, Rosario Central 0 Temper ley 1. Bulgarian: Levski Spartak Sofia 2 Pirin Blagoevgrad 1, Chernomorets Bourgas 1 CSKA Septemvriisko Zname 4, Sliven 1 Slaviya Sofia
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      362 36 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE LAWRENCE FREDDIE YAP TIONG SENG Wish To Express Their Sincere Thanks And Deep Appreciation To: Doctors And Staff Of Ward 45 Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Relatives And Friends, Business Associates. Principal And Staff Of Chong Li Primary School. Principal
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    72 36 OSAKA, Mon. China's first golf course will be constructed In the southern city of Zhuhai by a Japanese-Chinese Joint venture, company officials here said. The joint venter© will be set up by Japan Golf Promotion Inc., based here, and China's Zhuhal Municipal Office under an agreement to be
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    299 36 BRIDGETOWN, Mon. Six West Indian Test stars are being offered contracts estimated to total US$3 million (|6.7m) to play cricket in South Africa, a spokesman for the tour organisers said in Barbados yesterday. The spokesman, who asked not to be identified, named the players as
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    134 36 FRANCORCHAMPS (Belgium), Mon. Frenchman Alain Prost coasted to victory in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Fran-corchamps yesterday but was forced to wait for two hours before being confirmed as the winner. Prost walked into a rules row as rival teams protested that his Formula One Renault
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    470 36 Nick's big kick a hat-trick Faldo first to score treble in 25 years LEEDS (England), Mon. Britain's Nick Faldo reached a peak in his stunningly successful European golf season when he achieved a record-equalling hat-trick of tournament wins here yesterday. Faldo, 25-year-old Ryder Cup player, took the Leeds Classic by
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    241 36 Illy's in tune despite age and back operation LONDON, Mon. Yorkshire's 50-year-old captain Ray mingworth produced an impressive performance to set up an English Sunday Cricket League win over Middlesex yesterday, just 48 hours after having an operation. Off-spinner and former England skipper Illingworth, who underwent surgery operation on his
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    421 36 RUSSIAN Galina Savinkova set a women's world discus record with a throw of 73.26 metres at an athletics meet in Leselidze on Sunday. Galina's mark beat the previous best of 71.80m by Bulgarian Maria Vergova-Petkova in Sofia in 1980. WOMEN'S world javelin record-holder Sofia Sakorafa, of Greece, set
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    599 37  - STC may run all Cup races (for lower classes) as WFA EPSOM JEEP By ALL feature Cup races in the lower classes at Bukit Timah may in future be run on a weight-for-age scale. The commendable move by the Singapore Turf Club to change the Toa Payoh Trophy race for
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    206 37 KL races 'live' this weekend in final TV link KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Selangor Turf Club will, from Saturday, opening day of the King's Gold Cup Meeting, telecast "live" all Kuala Lumpur races to the Singapore, Perak and Penang turf clubs. This will be the final stage of linking the
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      38 37 Oeep««i sympathy condolence to the family ol the late MR. ROBERT THIA TOON SOON From: Mother-in-law: Mdm. Lim Chor Hong. Brothers-in-law: Sistere-in-law Nelson Hang Adelene Liang William Liang Nancy Liang Joey Liang Cindy Liang
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      390 37 LEE HUAY KEONG Age 70 year* passed away peacefully on 22nd May 1983 leaving behind: Wives: Hood Lian (Jumbo) and Ah Lai Son.: Harry Roland Peter Daughters-in-law: Gek Hong Doreen (future daughter-in-law) Daughters: Betty Mary Elsie Sons-in-law: Robert Wee Mario Medjeral And 9 grand children. Cortege
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      33 37 The family of the late CECELIA NG GUEK HOON expresses their heartfelt gratitude to relative* and friends for their invaluable assistance, prayers, attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      98 37 In loving memory of Sunny Sankaran Departed: 24.5.81 Though there's always so much that could have been said Though there's always so much that could have been shared Though there's always so much that could have been done Still To be with you in the same old
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    629 38 TV TREAT SOCCER fans in the Republic are in for a treat through the courtesy of Radio and Television Malaysia, who will telecast "live" this week's Cup finals on Channel Three. The bonanza will kick off with the recorded European Cup-winners' Cup match tomorrow at 11.30 p. m.,
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    252 38 LONDON, Mon JOE Fagan landed one of the most envied jobs in English football today when, at the age of 62, he was appointed Liverpool's new manager. Fagan, who joined the Liverpool staff in 1958, takes over from Bob Paisley on July 1. Paisley, who
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    38 38 Jimmy Case' s mum dies BRIGHTON, Mon. Dorothy Case died of a heart attack yesterday after watching her soccer star son Jimmy play for Brighton against Manchester United in Saturday's 2-2 draw in the F.A. Cap final. Reuter
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    360 38  - Edwina leads charge for Sirikit Cup By TAY CHENG KHOON IF handicaps alone can scare opponents and win golf tournaments, then the Australians, especially Edwina Kennedy, should walk away with the Queen Sirikit Cup starting at the Bukit course on Thursday. Many of Singapore's male golfers who need handicaps to
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    32 38 SHANGRI-LA Hotel thrashed Canon 10-0 in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Three match at Fairer Park yesterday. Other results: Inchcape Group 8 Haw Par 5, Vosper 2 SAl£
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    349 38  - Twice as nice HAKIKAT RAI THE SEA GAMES v By Yvonne's in the straight and in the saddle for the glory of Singapore YVONNE CORNELIUS is the only woman athlete in Singapore, and probably the region, who will represent her country in two sports at the South-east Asia Games. Sarvindar
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    147 38 THE Philippines men's archery team have made a shock withdrawal from the South-east Asia Games. The poll-oat of their four-member team was announced by the leader of the Philippine contingent Francisco Almeda, who arrived in the Republic yesterday. The reason: The foor who had been chosen
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    550 38  - Working blues for three JOE DORAI By Ching Loon, Masi, Chuan Hwee out THREE members of the Singapore squad defenders Phua Ching Loon and M. Masilamani and goalkeeper Koh Chuan Hwee have withdrawn from the South-east Asia Games soccer tournament which starts on Saturday at the National Stadium. The trio,
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      170 38 SEIKO TIMERTO THE IZTH SOUTH EAST ASIA GAMES Once again, Seiko has been appointed official timer to a major international sports event. This time to the South East Asia Games being held in Singapore from May 28th to June 6th. In fact, Seiko has been the official timer to every
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    535 39  -  Picture by Singapore unlikely to join Indonesians for ping pong feast TURNING back the calendar on local table tennis to Kuala Lumpur 1977, when Indonesia and the Philippines were admitted into the South-east Asia Games fold is to trace a trail of misery. Almost overnight, Singapore
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    542 39  -  SAILING into a golden sunset is the only apt way for Singapore to end the SEA Games yachting and windsurfing championships. Helming Singapore towards that direction is Australian coach Malcolm Scott, who believes that the national sailors can put their hands on all eight gold
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    166 39  -  SINGAPORE have never created any splash In the region's water ski-Ing championships. Bnt there are healthy signs Indicating a turn-around In the SEA Games. Moving the unhealthy climate from winter Into spring Is American Jim Cleveland and world-class skier Grant Coyle, of New Zealand. Jim
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    489 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN By Judo coach expects a two-gold hold JUDO team manager Tan Chee Kong is expecting Singapore's seven men and five women to win, between them, at least two gold medals in the SEA Games. It's not exactly great expectations considering that there are 16 gold medals
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    329 39  -  JANICE SEAH By SWIMMER Tay Khoon Hean, who came home from a training stint in the United States in the wee hours of yesterday, was given a good sizing up. Quite unmercifully, he was prodded, poked and critically appraised to see whether he measured up
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    397 40 5 killed in air attack on Maputo MAPUTO, Monday SOUTH African warplanes raided the Mozambican capital of Maputo early toaay killing at least five people and wounding 30, the official news agency, Aim, said. South Africa said the jets hit a a missile base and guerilla bases of the African
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    537 40 'Our son serves as an inspiration for the disabled' SINGAPORE'S Ironlong boy Matthew Phong Slew Weng died In Falrfield Hospital in Melbourne yesterday at 4 a.m. (Singapore time 5.31 a.m.). He had gone there in February to learn how to breathe outside the machine which had
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        634 12 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES CONCERT CHORUS Singapore Conference Hall Tonight and tomorrow, 8 p.m. Previewed by JOHN de SOUZA A CHOIR that dances and acts while it sings? You bet! Oh, don't expect Bach-boogie or cha-cha-Chopin, or anything as loony as that.
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        414 13 m Back to Music, a new musical series inspired by a concert last year, kicks off tonight. KANNAN CHANDRAN tells you more about it. IT'S the age of nostalgia. On the heels of last August's Those were the Days concert comes Back to Music, a
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      1199 9 APPOINTMENTS NOTICES BAILIFFS We're looking for people who wish to grow with us in The subordinate at Centrepoint. or The Republic of Singapore Writ of Seizure A Sale No. 699/83 Personnel Manager j*r (Salary negotiable c M About 2-3 years experience in personnel or a related field. You will be
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      2041 12 NOTICES YEOHIAP SENG (MALAYSIA) BHD. COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors wish to announce the unaudited results of the Group and the Company for the first six months ending March 31 1983. 1983 1982 CHANGE Group Company Group Company Group Company ($'000) ($'000) NET SALES 62,163 35,638 53,267 27,302 +17
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      411 12 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 88 of IMS In the Matter of the Companies Aet (Cap. 185) And In the Matter of CAGAYAN SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the
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      83 12 SINGAPORE AIRLINES BIG TOP CELEBRITY TENNIS CLASSIC Stars like LeeMajors, Lloyd Bridges, Loretta Swit and Telly Savalas in action on the Tanglin Club Tennis Courts. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. Free. IK AT Exhibition of traditional South-east Asian ikat or woven cloth. National SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Singapore 3.48 a.m. (0.6m), 9.48
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      86 12 WHAT'S ON Museum. 9 a.m. -5.30 p.m. Till mid- August. SINGAPORE REDISCOVERED A selection of 54 paintings, prints and postcards of Singapore from the 1820s to the 1950s. National Museum Art Gallery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Till May 31. CHERRY TEWFIK POTTERY EXHIBITION Lone TOMORROW: Singapore 4.30 a.m. (0.4m), 10.45
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      102 12 Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Organised by the Gallery of Fine Arts. Until Friday. RIVK A FRIEDMAN Art exhibition. The Lone Pine Gallery, Ming Court Hotel. 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Till Wednesday. UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES CONCERT CHORUS Contemporary and popular prize winning Filipino songs as
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      194 14 f^^!^fflfflMIBIWII^MWlMI[Bfl Your old-time favourites in a new musical extravaganza PICK of the DAY BACK TO MUSIC (Ch 5, 7.50 p.m.): A SEVENPART musical extravaganza, featuring local singers and entertainers spanning two decades from the late '50s to the 70s, starts this evening. This programme is produced by Keith Suriani and
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      309 14 Children's programme 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) 7.50 Back to Music (See Pick of the Day) 8.45 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Promised Land: The McFaddens provide sanctuary to a young woman whose husband has been murdered by a gang of smugglers. 9.45 News and Weather Forecast (English) 10.10
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      340 3 JAuWnd MONTH"-41stVAY H (*****80) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.00 g RICHARD GERE WUBKSk m DEBRA WINGER x^ Louis Gossett ir in his nr *;w B performance as the tough Drill Instructor and his JBL 'JjJ^--- WINNER of 2 GOLDEN] I yBWWJPftfcIKLiW^ GLOBE AWARDS 1983 J ,w 1 f
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      342 4  -  Oleh M S AZMAN Telah diketahui umum bahawa merbuk termasuk dalam golongan jenis burung yang sukar didapati. Di Singapura hanya di beberapa kawasan tertentu saja terdapat burung merbuk. Antaranya ialah Changi, Chua Chu Kang, Pasir Panjang dan Woodlands. Sekurang-kurangnya terdapat tiga cara memikat ataupun menjerat burung merbuk. Cara
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