The Straits Times, 27 October 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Parking fees up from Jan 1
    709 1  - Parking fees up from Jan 1 PAUL JANSEN TEO LIAN HUAY They will increase every year if necessary, government warns By and THE Singapore motorist is m for a very, bumpy ride. Ten days after learning of one of the biggest increases m car and road taxes, he was yesterday
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    Hornets attack MPand group of joggers
    285 1 THE MP for Jalan Besar, Mr Chan Chee Seng, and a group of friends were attacked by tornete while jogging at Macßltchie Reservoir on Tuesday. Mr Chan, who is president of the Jogging Association of Singapore, said last night, that he was back to
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    Lock icon Fighting again
    60 1 TRIPOLI, Wed. Fighting broke out around Palestinian refugee camps m northern Lebanon today and state-run Beirut radio said at least one man had been killed. Mortar and machine-gun fire was exchanged m the clashes, which took place rlose to where loyalist Palestinian guerillas say they have fought Syrians
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    Lock icon Second Jordan envoy shot in 24 hours
    296 1 Second Jordan envoy shot in 24 hours ROME, Wednesday THE Jordanian Ambassador to Italy, Mr Taysir Alaedin Toukan, was shot and seriously wounded by gunmen here today the second attack against a Jordanian envoy m 24 hours. Mr Toukan and his driver were fired upon as they drove through a
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    Lock icon HK man wanted
    54 1 HONGKONG, Wed. A Hongkong man, wanted by Australian police m connection with one of that country's biggest drug seizures, was ordered extradited to Australia by a magistrate court. Wong Chi-Po, a waiter, is accused of possessing and importing 27 kg of heroin worth HKS7OO million (about SJIBO
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    Raja back today
    62 1 SECOND Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam returns today after being away away for a month. Mr Rajaratnam, who attended the 38th United Nations General Assembly m New York, suffered a mild heart attack while he was there. He cancelled a planned holiday m Italy and
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    Lock icon Distress call
    59 1 COLCHESTER, (England), Wed. A distress message was sent out today by the American drilling ship Glomar Java Sea m the South China Sea, Lloyds shipping intelligence service announced here. The ship radioed that it was listing 15 degrees and was m the path of tropical storm Lex. off
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    Lock icon Romulo's health slowly worsens
    119 1 Romulo's health slowly worsens M ANIL A. Wed THE health of Philippines Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo is steadily worsening and he may have to have a major operation, the Foreign Ministry said today. A statement said Mr Romulo, 84, had been examined by two American specialists m New York and
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    Lock icon US troops poised for control of Grenada
    443 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday US move leaves Mrs Thatcher red-faced: Page 3 It's terrorism, say Soviets: Page 3 Editorial: Page 14 The real reason behind the invasion: Page 14 AMERICAN troops were today poised to take full control of Grenada despite heavy resistance from lightly-armed
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    Lock icon Electric car
    64 1 Electric car TOKYO, Wed. Japan's Nissan Motor Company said yesterday it had developed an electric car that could run non-stop for four hours at an average speed of 40 km h before recharging its batteries. The car uses special batteries with greater storage capacity than conventional ones and uses newly
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    Lock icon Tunisia visit
    31 1 PARIS, Wed. President Francois Mitterrand leaves France tomorrow on a threeday official visit to Tunisia which French sources say will open a new chapter m bilater- al relations. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'LEADERS FLEE TO EMBASSY'
      78 1 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados), Wed. Grenada's army commander Gen Hudson Austin and Deputy Prime Minister Bernard Coard, who seized power m a coup after killing Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, are believed have taken refuge m the Soviet Embassy there, sources In the island said last night before telephone
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      114 1 l^^r^^^^^^^S Higher surcharge on overtime parking. Reaction from motorists, three car park owners and lorry/school bus owners. Page 9 Pitney Bowes. World's No. 1 Franking Machines Mailing Products. Pitney Bowes is the world's leading supplier of mailing products. These products include postage meters and mailing machines, letter and parcel scales,
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      HOME
      730 2 Owner's court date POLICE are taking to court the owner of the boxer dogs which attacked some people m August. On Monday, police served a summons on the owner, a company director, asking him to appear m court on Nov 8 to answer 12 charges under the Minor Offences
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      COMMENT
      321 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE US invasion of Grenada, which some say is understandable for strategic reasons, is hard to justify on moral and legal grounds. Grenada is an independent nation and a member of the UN and Commonwealth. It is not at war with the US. As far
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      172 2 ASIAN DOLLAR MARKET AT NEW HIGH IN AUGUST THANKS to the heavy inflow of foreign funds and a pick-up m loan demand, the Asian dollar market jumped by US$5 billion to a new high of US$lOB billion m August. Latest government statistics show that the market's assets grew
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      BACKGROUND
      60 2 GOLKAR'S NEW BOSS THE newly-elected chairman of Golkar, General Sudharmono, has a reputation for being an efficient and hardworking technocrat. His appointment as Golkar's head is expected to put more drive into the party's machinery. At the same time, observers believe that Gen Sudharmono will serve as a counterweight
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      SPORTS
      213 2 4 Too much cricket' PAKISTAN'S centurion, Zaheer Abbas, yesterday confessed that the expectations of the Press and the cricketing public nave put undue pressure on him. The 35-year-old Gloucestershire batting giant, who was here en route to Australia, said his countrymen also tended to blame him whenever Pakistan fared
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      566 2 British advice ignored THE US-led invasion of the Commonwealth Caribbean state of Grenada is a severe embarrassment for British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, whose advice against the move was spurned by President Ronald Reagan. The embarrassment was so severe that the British government has begun to distance
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      213 2 BMF may be test case THE Malaysian government may soon have to face a court case aimed at compelling it to disclose information on the Msl.7 billion Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) loans issue. The Socialist Democratic Party (SDP) is going ahead with its preparations to initiate a
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      SECTION 2
      374 2 Feats of ceramic OUR city is being mailed, walkwayed and footpathed...in short, pedestrianised. Within a short span of six years, hundreds of ceramic-tiled walkways and pedestrian malls have been built along dozens of stretches of road m the city and within new town centres. The pedestrian labyrinth now
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      SECTION 3
      170 2 (Spore edition) Sought-after horns IF deer horns and antlers make popular ornaments at home, the same is not true of buffalo horns. At first sight, they appear dull and dirty. But not many realise that the qorns of the humble buffalo can also be turned into beautiful and
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon US move leaves Mrs T red-faced
      380 3 British advice against invasion was spurned by Reagan LONDON, Wed. The US-led invasion of the Commonwealth Cari bbean state of Grenada is a severe embarrassment for British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, whose advice against the move was spurned by President Ronald Reagan. The embarrassment
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      Lock icon 'Last chance' university on Grenada
      169 3 'Last chance' university on Grenada ST GEORGE'S, Wed. Nearly all the estimated 1,311 Americans on Grenada are undergraduates of St George's University Medical School. President Ronald Reagan has said that one of the reasons for the invasion of Grenada was the danger posed to US citizens here. Admission to the
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      Lock icon Grenada at a glance
      326 3 GEOGRAPHY: One of the world's smallest independent states, Grenada is 345 sq km m area and this includes the smaller islands of Carriacou and Petit Martinique to the north as well as the smaller islets of the Southern Grenadines. HISTORY: Discovered by Christopher Columbus m 1498
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      Invasion o£ Grenada
      36 3 Invasion of Grenada ■T^Viifw'littl?Vi^ wj m GRENADA was an aberration. I don't think it's an invasion we are one region. Dominica's Prime Minister, Miss Mary Eugenia Charles, whose country's forces are taking part m the invasion.
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      Lock icon It's terrorism, says Soviet press
      290 3 MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet press yesterday unleashed a torrent of criticism against the United States-led invasion of Grenada. It branded it an "act of undisguised banditry and international terrorism" intended to "subordinate Grenada to US neo-coloni-alist rule." Throughout the day, the Soviet press agency Tass
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      The 13 countries of the Caricom
      114 3 The 13 countries of the Caricom WHEN President Ronald Reagan announced the invasion of Grenada yesterday, he said he had done so at the request of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, whose nations joined m the invasion. This group is a member of a larger Caribbean grouping, the Caribbean
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      Lock icon What a time to get a wrong number
      102 3 LONDON, Wed. An appeal from Grenada to the British government to intervene at the United Nations to prevent "imminent invasion" from outside forces was accidentally despatched to a plastics company m London, the Foreign Office said yesterday. The appeal, sent m a
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      199 3 VPmx m W W DAI I D/ILI Magical, mystical, Island of the Gods. < w .rnmr y^**" Tanah Lot Temple built m rhe 16th Century JB rWIHHI ill J n ls ani^ whose very mention conveys an aura of magic. t nP^^\ x^"^i A favoured sun-drenched haven of volcanic mountains,
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      Lock icon Sinatra sang in S. Africa, says UN panel
      266 4 Sinatra sang in S. Africa, says UN panel UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Frank Sinatra showed utter contempt for opponents of South Africa's creation of Black tribal homelands by performing m one of them, receiving an award and addressing its legislature, a UN panel said today. He was reported to have been
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      Lock icon Leftists free VlPs' sisters
      63 4 GUATEMALA CITY, Wed. Leftist guerillas yesterday released the kidnapped sisters of both Guatemala s present head of state and his predecessor, a government spokesman said. The sister of Gen Oscar Mejia Victores had been held for more than a month, while the sister of former Guatemalan
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      Lock icon We'll bomb Iran port Iraq tells Japan
      261 4 Baghdad issues second warning m two days TOKYO, Wednesday THE Iraqi government has told Japan it intends to bomb the south Iranian port of Bandar Khomeiny soon, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said today. A ministry spokesman said the Japanese embassy m Baghdad had
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      Lock icon Blast won't affect US policy, says Bush
      209 4 BEIRUT, Wednesday UNITED STATES Vice-President George Bush, on a visit to Beirut, said today that Washington would not allow the bomb explosion that killed 216 US servicemen on Sunday to affect its foreign policy. "We're not going to allow American foreign policy to
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      Lock icon 'Warsaw Pact meeting likely in Moscow'
      165 4 EAST BERLIN, Wed. Warsaw Pact communist party chiefs are expected to meet m Moscow on Friday and Saturday, Western diplomats said today. They said that they had been told by East European colleagues that there was a strong possibility of the meeting, which was
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      Lock icon Royal visit
      39 4 AMMAN, Wed. Britain's Queen Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, will pay a state visit to Jordan next year at the invitation of King Hussein and Queen Noor. a royal palace statement said today. AP
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      Lock icon Russian editor defects because of 'new era of persecution'
      282 4 Russian editor defects because of 'new era of persecution' LONDON, Wednesday A PROMINENT Soviet editor said yesterday that he had fled to the West to escape from a new era of persecution descending upon the Soviet Union. Mr Oleg Bitov told Reuter m a statement that the Soviet shooting down
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      Lock icon Author insures life of Andropov
      136 4 LONDON, Wed. The life of Mr Yuri Andropov and his hold on the office of President of the Soviet Union until j June have been insured for £25,006 (5580,250) on the Lloyds market here not by Mr Andropov himself, nor by the Kremlin, but by
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Cosmonauts are tired
        70 4 TWO SOVIET cosmonauts m their fifth month on board the space station Salyut-7 said yesterday they were becoming increasingly tired but promised to complete their "difficult expedition." Talking by radio to a reporter from the communist daily Pravda m Moscow, Vladimir Lykhanov said he and his colleague,
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        Lock icon Nakasone less popular
        90 4 THE POPULARITY of Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone dropped sharply to 40.2 per cent from 45.5 per cent a month earlier apparently because of the conviction of ex-premier Kakuei Tanaka m the Lockheed payoff trial earlier this month, a Yomiuri Shimbun poll revealed m Tokyo yesterday. The
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        Lock icon Stand against racism
        66 4 AUSTRALIA'S Labour government yesterday toughened its stand against South Africa by banning amateur sporting visits and allowing black nationalist groups to open offices m Australia. Announcing the moves m Canberra, Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said individual amateur sportsmen and women from South Africa would be denied entry
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        Lock icon Border talks continue
        59 4 INDIAN AND CHINESE officials met for the second day m New Delhi on Tuesday m the fourth round of talks to settle the sensitive border disputes between the two countries. The meeting was held m a closed-door session amidst tight security. Neither side was willing to disclose
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        Lock icon Pakistan protests
        86 4 THE PAKISTAN government filed a protest with India on Tuesday, claiming that India had interfered m the internal affairs of Pakistan, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said m Islambad yesterday. Ambassador K. D. Sharma of India was called to the Foreign Ministry and a protest was lodged over "the
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      260 4 <^ȤMSIWB SWIM GOMtS Regent Motors, the name that's synonymous with reliable Ford sales and service, now serves you even better with their latest facility m Jurong. And if you're working within the Jurong Industrial Estate, nothing could be more convenient Bring m your Ford for servicing and we'll drive you
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  • AROUND THE WORLD (3)
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      Iceland and Norway sign draft resolution
      489 6  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Support for Asean stand on Cambodia another setback for Viets By US Correspondent NEW YORK, Wed. Vietnam suffered another setback yesterday when the United Nations General Assembly began debating the Cambodian situation for the fifth year running. A total of 51
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      Lock icon Group of 600 boat people arrive in Indonesia
      363 6 Group of 600 boat people arrive in Indonesia JAKARTA, Wed. More than 600 Vietnamese boat people have arrived m Indonesia aboard one of the biggest refugee vessels to leave Vietnam since the mass exodus of 1979, a United Nations official said today. Mr Philippe Labreveux, head of the Jakarta office
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      Lock icon Men held 'are from N. Korea'
      101 6 SEOUL, Wed. South Korean officials who met captured Koreans m Rangoon yesterday were convinced the "saboteurs" were from North Korea, Foreign Ministry sources said here today. Burma allowed four southern officials to speak with the two Koreans seized near Rangoon after a bomb blast
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    • AROUND THE REGION
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        Lock icon SEA's first anti-nuclear protest
        81 6 SEA's first anti-nuclear protest MANILA, Wed. More than 500 demonstrators today marched on the US Embassy m Southeast Asia's first anti-nu-clear protest and demanded the dismantling of America's largest overseas military bases. The marchers, led by an American Indian from San Francisco and a drum-beating, saffronrobed Japanese monk, assembled peacefully
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        Lock icon Earthquake kills 2
        55 6 JAKARTA, Wed. A fairly strong earthquake shook the town of ToliToli on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi yesterday, killing two people, injuring three others and damaging a dozen homes, the official Antara news agency said today. The magnitude of the quake, the second m 10 days, was
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        Lock icon Bangkok floods take 35 lives
        102 6 BANGKOK, Wed. The death-toll m the month-long floods which have hit half of Thailand's 73 provinces has gone up to 35, the civil defence office said here today. The office said that damage to property caused by the floods had been assessed at U5526.5 million
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        Lock icon Surrender ceremony in Thailand
        134 6 BANGKOK, Wed. About 500 communist insurgents and Muslim separatists operating m southern Thailand will surrender to authorities m a ceremony on Nov 2, an official of the Internal Security Operations Command said today. He added that armed forces Supreme Commander Gen Arthit Kamlang-Ek will preside over
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      Lock icon Car to get you out of a jam
      90 6 AT A glance this 4.3--metre-long car (left) with two 55 cc engines looks like any ordinary passenger car. But yon will be grateful for it if you are caught m a traffic snarl. For the car can be divided (below). So ail
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      All aboard for an exhibition
      228 6 WHEN a British navy task group of substantial size last set sail from Portsmouth, it was to retake a wind-swept group of islands m the South Atlantic the Falklands. Their presence, this time m the warmer Asian and Pacific waters, however, demonstrates a continuing interest
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      Lock icon Japanese astronaut?
      51 6 TOKYO, Wed. Japan's National Space Development Agency (Nasda) said today it would start the search for the first Japanese astronaut for a US space project. Nasda said it would soon invite applications from men and women speaking fluent English and with a good knowledge of the natural sciences.
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      Lock icon Bees kill girl
      34 6 TAIPEI, Wed. A swarm of bees stung a girl to death and put 10 other people m hospital after attacking a mountain' climbing team m central Taiwan, police said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Opposition wants 10 conditions for next Philippine elections
      313 6 Opposition wants 10 conditions for next Philippine elections MANILA, Wed. Opposition politicians yesterday demanded 10 electoral concessions from President Ferdinand Marcos before they would agree to take part m next year's parlimentary elections. Mr Salvador Laurel, president of the 12-party opposition coalition known as Unido, said the organisation had adopted
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      424 6 quality copiers at N warehouse prices. For a very short time, you can get unbelievable bargains on a limited supply of used Xerox plain paper copiers. These machines are only available through this special two day warehouse sale. All copiers are m good working order. k Low, low prices. fortune
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      173 6 In the middle of an ocean In the middle of an island The Orchard Sun Penang awaits you. Soaring 19 storeys high on a cliff overlooking its own blue-watered bay, the Orchard Sun Penang the island's first business resort hotel is now accepting reservations. Just 10 minutes out of town,
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  • AROUND THE WORLD (4)
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      Lock icon Gold 'no longer responding to world crises'
      356 7 Gold 'no longer responding to world crises' Low inflation, strong dollar among the reasons NEW YORK, Wed. Gold, driven down by low inflation, a strong US dollar and high interest rates, is no longer responding to world crises, analysts here said. They said that not long ago, an international crisis
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      Lock icon 14 life terms for mass killer
      200 7 14 life terms for mass killer SEATTLE, Wed. Benjamin Ng was sentenced yesterday to 14 consecutive life terms without parole m the shooting deaths of 13 people m a massacre at a Chinatown gambling club. He said he was sorry for the pain he caused his own family and the
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      Lock icon Reagan meets Ershad
      53 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Ronald Reagan yesterday met Bangladesh leader Lt-Gen Hossaln Mohammad Ershad and praised him for efforts to emphasise the private sector m economic development efforts m the impoverished Asian country. "General Ershad understands the vital role of private enterprise," Mr Reagan told reoorters after the
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      29 7 JERUSALEM, Wed. Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Areas will visit Washington at the beginning of December for a series of official meetings, Israeli television said here today. AFP
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      Lock icon Perfume company produces aroma-disc player
      270 7 Perfume company produces aroma-disc player NEW YORK The aroma-disc player has arrived. Charles of the Ritz, a perfume maker that is a subsidiary of Squibb Corp, is selling the device, which produces a smell when a disc is slipped into the player. The company said different discs create different smells
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      Lock icon lata will study ticket discounting
      311 7 NEW DELHI, Wed THE world's airline industry facing losses each year of up to US$l.5 billion (about 553.2 billion) on "ticket discounting" or the sale of tickets at less than officially prevailing rates yesterday decided to study the possibility of imposing sanctions on airlines adopting
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      Lock icon Sheriff jailed and fined for using water torture
      166 7 Sheriff jailed and fined for using water torture HOUSTON, Wednesday A FORMER sheriff was jailed for 10 years and fined US$l2,OOO (5526,000) today for using water torture to obtain confessions from prisoners. i Judge James Deanda told James Parker he deserved the severest possible sentence since under him law enforcement
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      Lock icon 'Interest rates main cause of deficits'
      315 7 'Interest rates main cause of deficits' WASHINGTON, Wed. High interest rates are largely to blame for record foreign trade deficits that may top US$lOO billion (about Ss2oo billion) next year, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers says. Testifying at House hearings yesterday, Mr Martin Feldstein said the trade
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      372 7 The Hilton Playhouse SsKjty 8 and British Airways present DEREK .GEOFFREY NIMMO PALMER BARBARA COLETTE MURRAY GLEESON 0 Wfe-~ il comedy concerning a long "BrLißKi.,. f f° r g° tten alliance which causes X j| I an upheaval m the domestic lives j^Ny^y^ J two P'^ ars °f tne British
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    Bosses tell Dr Tay of food industry problems
    355 8 Bosses tell Dr Tay of food industry problems A MENU of manpower problems was presented yesterday when employers m the food industry were given a chance to air their views. In a meeting with Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education), one employer involved m processing meat lamented that
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    Those who try to get away with many things in the name of courtesy
    229 8 4 ...what still seems lacking is the perception of courtesy as a two-way traffic. Those who expect courteous service must themselves be courteous. If the customer or the bus passenger is courteous, it would make it
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    Witness denies knowledge of tin ingots
    305 8 Witness denies knowledge of tin ingots .ky A TRANSPORT company partner yesterday denied a lawyer s suggestion that he and his friend knew all about a consignment of 400 tonnes of tin ingots, the subject of a charge of conspiracy to cheat, even before they arrived m Singapore from South
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    Kidney transplant brings hope to Mdm Goh
    257 8 FOR housewife Madam Goh Ah Choo, Oct 26 will always be special. This is because Madam Goh, 32, underwent yesterday a kidney transplant that holds hope of a new lease of life for her. The kidney for the transplant came from the Metro
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    Fire destroys four houses
    71 8 FOUR vacant houses m Lorong 3, Geylang Road, were destroyed by fire on Monday night. The blaze, which started at about 10.25 p.m., was put out m 15 minutes. The area was the scene of an earlier fire two weeks ago when 66 people were made
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    Dog attack: Owner to appear in court
    213 8 POLICE are taking the owner of the boxer dogs that attacked some people m August to court. On Monday, police served a summons on the owner, a company director, asking him to appear m court on Nov 8 to answer 12 charges under
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    I went to airport to collect $200 loan, says accused
    417 8  -  MAGDALENE LUM hjgj By THE man accused of extorting $350 from a Japanese tourist testified that he had gone to Changi Airport alone to collect a $200 loan from a friend called "Ah Seng". When he could not find "Ah
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    Electricity rates
    55 8 ELECTRICITY rates will remain unchanged m the next three months (beginning Nov 1), the Public Utilities Board announced yesterday. Electricity rates are reviewed periodically to reflect the cost of fuel oil m the previous three months. The Board said this has remained stable since electricity tariffs were reduced
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    LUM at two more centres
    85 8 LUM at two more centres THE Local Urgent Mail (LUM) service has been extended to Crawford Post Office and the Telecoms Customer Service Centre at Exeter Road. At the same time, the LUM operation centre has been changed from the Mail and Parcels Centre at Nelson Road to Telecoms Building
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    Medisave will start next April
    283 8 Medisave will start next April THE Medisave scheme which is a CPF-based compulsory health saving programme, will be introduced m April next year. This was confirmed yesterday by the Health Ministry's Deputy Secretary, Mr Peter Tan, who spoke at a Singapore Manufacturers' Association seminar on Medisave at Jurong Town Hall.
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    Keep clear of Bedok Jetty
    41 8 THE Singapore Armed Forces will hold military exercises at Bedok Jetty today until 10 a.m. The jetty and nearby Car Park 'A will be closed and the public is advised to keep clear of the area.
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    A higher surcharge for overtime parking
    550 9 WITH the revised parking rates, motorists who park overtime will have to pay more m surcharges. This is because the surcharge is based on the parking rate. For instance, when a motorist overstays by less than an hour, he has to pay the prescribed
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    'Our service to public should be considered'
    241 9 y rt LORRY and school bus owners said yesterday parking fees for their vehicles should not be increased because of the current economic recession. Besides, the fact that they are providing a service to the public should be taken into account. The secretary-general
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    Two say immediate increases unlikely
    151 9 hrtyer TWO out of three private car park operators contacted by The Straits Times said they would not raise their rates at least for now. The deputy manager of Specialist Centre, Mr Neo Thin Hock, said: "We look at car parks not only as a
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    'Effect on ownership of cars will be minimal'
    441 9 u lui ds MOTORISTS contacted yesterday felt that the effect of the increases on the rate of growth of car ownership would be minimal. All 20 interviewed said vehicle owners would resort to various means to minimise the impact. Four were executives
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    Students to get updated German syllabus
    181 9 Students to get updated German syllabus STUDENTS taking German under the Ministry of Education's special foreign languages programme can look forward to a new syllabus and new textbooks. The present syllabus is more than five years old and has been found to be unsuitable for Singapore students. Together with the
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    Installation ceremony
    61 9 AN INSTALLATION ceremony and a Deepavali variety show will be held at the Bedok community centre on Saturday at 7.15 p.m. to mark the appointment of the centre's management committee, woman's sub-committee, sports committee and the youth executive committee. Prof S. Jayakumar, Acting Minister for Labour, Minister of
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    122 officers promoted
    50 9 THE Chief of the General Staff, Major-General Winston Choo, last night presented promotion letters to 122 reservist and volunteer officers at Beach Road Camp. Among the 122 officers, 117 were promoted to captains and five to majors. The first reservist promotion ceremony was held m October 1980.
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    Local firm builds robots
    181 10 Price puts them within reach of Singapore industries A LOCAL company, Chartered Machine Tools (CMT), has started to produce industrial robots for local industries the first company here to do so. Other companies such as Asian Machine Tools and Scien-Tech Intraco Automation Pte Ltd, a Joint-
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    Two admit being involved in abortive plot
    1246 10  - Two admit being involved in abortive plot MAUREEN CHUA rs g But they deny taking part m actual attack By The charges MARY Jer Pereira, 57, and Krishnasamy s/o Seevasamy, 36, are jointly charged with conspiring between June 22 and July 25, 1981 to cause grievous hurt to Mrs Lynn
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    Police cripple 27-member triad society
    289 10  - Police cripple 27-member triad society PAUL WEE By POLICE have crippled a 27-member triad society described by CTD officers as one of "the biggest to emerge m recent years with the arrest of 23 suspects over the past two weeks. With the arrests, police have also solved a gangland murder.
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    Colourful shows at two venues
    96 10 Colourful shows at two venues THE Singapore Colour Photographic Society will hold the Bth International Salon of Colour Photography at two venues between Oct 31 and Nov 3. The Colour Print Exhibition will be held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry exhibition hall from Oct 30 to
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    Man helps in murder probe
    90 10 A MAN is helping police m their investigations into the murder of a 24-year-old housewife, Madam Khor Gek Hong, at Kirn Seng Road on Monday. It is learnt that the sus- pect surrendered himself at the Tanglin police station at about 6 p.m. yesterday. He
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    We paid $40,000 for goods we never received
    600 11  -  BHARATHI MOHAN By say seven shopkeepers at Sultan Plaza SHE charged $69 for a bottle of wine which normally costs $100 m the shops. She took only 20 cents for a can of soft drinks although the cheapest available anywhere is 44
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    Aussie Mirages to base at Paya Lebar
    253 11 Aussie Mirages to base at Paya Lebar THE six Australian Mirage jets flying m from Butterworth this morning will be the first Australian aircraft detachment to be stationed at Paya Lebar Airport. It is understood all future Royal Australian Air Force deployments to Singapore will be based at Paya Lebar
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    Governor pays visits
    54 11 THE Governor of Nagasaki Prefecture, Mr Isamu Takada, yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Minister of State (Trade and Industry), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong He later met Mr Tan I Tong, the chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. The governor is here on a four-day
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    MAN GETS 16 MONTHS' JAIL AND 10 LASHES
    176 11 A RENOVATION worker was yesterday sentenced to a total of IS months' Jail and II strokes of the cane for armed robbery and rioting. Tan Hneh Hock, 21, pleaded guilty to robbing Mr Rio Lawrence Patrick Dutton, 21, of $82 and his
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    Trade Board to open eight offices
    304 11 THE Trade Development Board plans to open eight more overseas trade offices by 1985. One of them is m Brunei. The move, aimed at strengthening Singapore's export drive, will bring the board's network of offices to 16. Where it is not possible to set
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    Best logo contest
    52 11 Best logo contest THE Vocational and Industrial Training Board is inviting Singapore residents to send m entries for its logo design competition for the Basic Education for Skills Training programme (BEST). The top design will win $1,000. Second prize is $500 and the third prize, $300. The closing date is
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      Lock icon Fan makes police report on BMF case
      475 13 He wants no-holds-barred probe into scandal KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE secretary-general of the Socialist Democratic Party (SDP), Mr Fan Yew Teng, today lodged a police report urging the Anti-Corrup-tion Agency to conduct a no-holds-barred investigation into, the Msl.7 billion Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF)
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      Lock icon Committee set up to watch BMF decisions in HK
      101 13 Committee set up to watch BMF decisions in HK KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Bank Bumlputra has set up a supervisory committee to monitor and supervise the decisions of its Hongkong subsidiary Bumfputra Malaysia Finance Bhd. The committee, comprising senior management officials of the bank, was instituted before the Prime Minister disclosed
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      Lock icon Demand for terrace houses still rising
      234 13 Demand for terrace houses still rising KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE demand for terrace houses priced between $95,000 and $145,000 continued to rise during the first six months of this year, according to the Finance Ministry's interim report on residential properties. It said that houses costing less than $100,000 were generally
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        Lock icon King leaves hospital
        55 13 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agung returned to Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning after being warded at the Kuantan General Hospital for a month for chest pains. He was accompanied by the Raja Permaisuri Agung, members of the Panang royal family, and the Mentri Besar of Panang, Datuk Mo hamed
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        Lock icon Schoolboys arrested
        46 13 POLICE m Klang believe they have crippled a schoolboy gang specialising m bicycle thefts, with the arrest of 10 Form Three pupils on Sunday and Monday. Police raided the houses of the pupils m Sungai Udang and KamDung Delek ana seized 10 bicycles. NST
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        Lock icon $2 m shares donated
        62 13 MALAYSIA'S Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Manathir Mohamad, yesterday received donations of shares, valued at $2 million m the local market, from the Arab Asian Bank of Bahrain for the International Islamic University. The shares were presented by the chairman and chief executive of the bank,
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      Lock icon Malaysia and Thailand to hold border talks
      81 13 BANGKOK, Wed. Malaysia and Thailand will discuss joint efforts to develop areas along their common border and review bilateral cooperation m security matters at a meeting of the General Border Committee here starting next week, senior I Malaysian and Thai offii cials said
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      Lock icon Death penalty upheld
      75 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An unemployed man who was sentenced to death for offences under the Internal Security Act had his appeal against conviction and sentence dismissed by the federal court here today. Sim Kie Chon, 26, was found guilty by the High Court here on June 14
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    The Straits Times says... Yankee please go home
    479 14 The Straits Times says Yankee please go home PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan gave three reasons for moving into Grenada. He said he wanted to protect innocent lives, including those of 1,000 Americans on the Caribbean island, prevent further violence and help restore law and order. Unfortunately, they are not acceptable. His
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    The real reason behind the US invasion of Grenada
    683 14  -  ONG MING SEING By Foreign Editor 4 ALTHOUGH the US cited Grenada's failure to restore democratic traditions as one of the main reasons for Tuesday's invasion, there is no doubt that the real issue is the Cuban influence m the island
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    Australia 'forfeits its role of facilitator'
    1394 14  -  TAN LIAN CHOO he Cambodia issue o;'ok diplomatic correspondents THE United Nations 38th General Assembly has started its annual debate on the Asean-drafted resolution, "The Situation m Kampuchea". Since 1979, every meeting has deplored Vietnam's armed intervention and continued occupation of Cambodia. This year's
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    Lock icon Who needs three shaving kits?
    645 14 ghngjg NEW YORK When I was a child, I always had to eat everything on my plate, unpleasant though it might be. If I balked, some adult was always ready to say: "Think of all the hungry people m the world who'd love to have
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        No mysterious element ot uplift in car duty
        627 15 No mysterious element ot uplift in car duty I REFER to the letter "$92,000 tax on $40,000 car?" by "Be Fair". (ST. Oot 21) There is no mysterious element of uplift m the duty of cars to extract more money from both distributors and private importers. Our system of valuation
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        Why impose this special condition?
        226 15 WE refer to the letters "Decision to increase rate too sudden" by "Libratican" and "New ceiling will lead to hardship" by "Employee" (ST, Oct 8 and 13) on the raising of the ceiling on Central Provident Fund contributions from $3,000 to $4,000 a month, and
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      • Letter
        Key letter soon
        78 15 PLEASE refer to the letters "Waiting for keys" by "Still Waiting" and "Can JTC be more definite about flat?" by "Totally Disappointed". (ST, Oct 12 and 18). I am pleased to inform your correspondents that the Jurong Town Corporation has obtained the temporary occupation licence for the
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        Child can be withdrawn from centre
        230 15 WE refer to the letter "Bring back trial period at childcare centres" by "A Working Parent". (ST, Sept 12). We wish to reply that the trial period of two weeks is still m existence m that the parents can withdraw their child from our
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        Candidates are given maps
        93 15 Candidates are given maps I REFER to the letter "Centres too far away" by "20 candidates". (ST, Oct 12). We have tried to put each Vocational and Industrial Training Board candidate m an examination centre that is within the postal district of his home. Unfortunately, there are 1,700 VITB candidates
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      CID '83 shows crime does not pay
      176 15 CID '83 shows crime does not pay I WOULD like to comment on the letter "Too many violent scenes m TV's CID'B3" by "Concerned". (ST, Oct 17). My opinion is that this is by far one of the best local productions I have seen. It is also based on true
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      Control this use of void decks
      114 15 Control this use of void decks I HAVE been following the letters on the use of void decks for funerals and weddings. I feel that funerals, weddings and various festivities are a part of life. Void decks are just the right places for the purpose. I feel, however, that we
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      Estate duty is to redistribute wealth in society
      462 15 Estate duty is to redistribute wealth in society I READ with interest the letter "Will the govt abolish estate duty? by "One Who Awaits". (ST, Oct 17). I do not think it is correct to say estate duty discourages savings because the fundamental objective is to redistribute a portion of
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      The head with a heart of gold
      594 16  - The head with a heart of gold ISMAIL KASSIM YANG RAZALI KASSIM Profile of Golkar general chairman Sudharmono By and JAKARTA Lt-Gen Sudharmono, who was elected the general chairman of Golkar on Tuesday, has never been m the limelight until the last few weeks. Unassuming and softspoken, Gen Sudharmono, the
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    Lock icon Are bobbies beyond the reach of the law?
    740 16  - Are bobbies beyond the reach of the law? PAUL HOLMES By 4 IT IS now all right, apparently, for policemen to pump bullets into an innocent man and then to beat m his skull with a revolver. All they need to say is they thought it was someone m else.
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  • TIMES BUSINESS
    • NEWS BRIEFS
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        Raleigh group losses
        38 17 RALEIGH Cycles (Malaysia) Bhd has incurred smaller group pre-tax losses of M 5331,000 (from $638,000 previously) for the six months ended July 31, 1983. However, group turnover was almost halved to $5.74 million ($11.14 million).
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        Toshiba results
        49 17 TOSHIBA (Malaysia) Bhd has reported higher consolidated losses of M 5273,770 for the year ended June 30, 1983. compared with a loss of $213,635 previously. Directors have decided to recommend a first and final dividend of 10 per cent less tax (same) for the year just ended.
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        Kramat earnings up
        47 17 KRAMAT Tin Dredging has announced improved pre-tax earnings of M 5616,000 (from $132,000) for the half-year ended July 31, 1983. Directors have declared an interim dividend of 10 cents per share (none) gross, payable on Dec 6 to registered members as at Nov 21.
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        Materials management
        76 17 THE Singapore Institute of Materials Management is holding a conference on total materials management systems today and tomorrow at the Shangri-La Hotel. It aims to bring together people involved m purchasing and materials management to discuss new developments m planning, acquisition, storage handling, use and delivery of raw
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        Lock icon Deficit narrows
        71 17 WIESBADEN, Wed. West Germany's current account balance of payments deficit narrowed to a provisional 600 million Deutschemarks (Ss49l million) m September from a downwards revised three-billion-mark shortfall m August. The Federal Statistics Office said the trade account surplus rose to 3.6 billion marks from a 2.5 billion surplus
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        Lock icon Deferring payments
        98 17 TOKYO, Wed. Iraq wants to defer for two years payments totalling 30 billion yen (***** million) due to Japanese firms. Trade sources said the deferral arrangements Iraq is seeking are m addition to those made last August with three Japanese trading houses for debts totalling an estimated 200
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        Lock icon Cause of collapse
        94 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The senior partner of Ernst and Whinney, one of the accountancy firms appointed as liquidators for the controversial Carrian group m Hongkong, said today that bad management m nine cases out of 10 was the cause of company collapse. A company's solvency is closely
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        Lock icon Daimler in Indonesia
        58 17 JAKARTA, Wed. West Germany's DaimlerBenz will produce automobile engines m Indonesia using local parts. A spokesman for Lima Satrya Nirwana Inc, a joint venture linking Daimler-Benz with Indonesian companies, said the engines will be exported to South-east Asia and Australia. The newspaper Sinar Harapan did not give
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        Lock icon Peru notifies lenders
        78 17 NEW YORK, Wed. Peru has notified its lender banks that it did not meet International Monetary Fund austerity goals for the third quarter and will begin discussions next month m an effort to resolve the problems. Banking sources said Peru has also notified its bank creditor committee
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      Lock icon Banks postpone $lbn credit to Argentina
      462 17 Banks postpone $1bn credit to Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Wed. Foreign banks have postponed indefinitely a US$5OO million (Ssl billion) credit release to Argentina, to have been made last Friday, banking sources said. A steering committee of 12 foreign banks heading talks to renegotiate Argentina's $40 billion external debt took the
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      Inland revenue rakes in record takings
      410 17 MR TAXMAN and the chip have the makings of an effective team, being mainly responsible for the record revenue which poured into the state's coffers last year. The Inland Revenue Department collected nearly $5 billion last year with the help of the computer a
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      Lock icon Benefits from revised rubber export duty
      203 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's proposal to base rubber export duty on gazetted values of only two grades will encourage production of higher grades. Industry sources said the proposal announced last week by Finance Minister Razaleigh Hamzah simplifies the export duty calculation for rubber, basing
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      Great Eastern boosts management team
      184 17 GREAT Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd, one of the largest life assurance companies m Singapore and Malaysia, has strengthened its senior management team with the appointment of Mr Allen Pathmarajah as new general manager of the company. Its present general manager-cum-director, Mr NN Handa, who
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      Lock icon MEXICO SIGNS $5.9b DEBT PACKAGE
      158 17 MEXICO SIGNS $5.9 b DEBT PACKAGE NEW YORK, Wed. Mexico has signed an agreement with close to 300 international bank creditors for US$2.B billion (555.9 billion) of its public sector debt, completing the signing of almost all of the $23 billion total. The $2.8 billion package involved eight public sector
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      Manila banks crippled by financial crisis
      493 17  -  ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Wed. The current financial crisis m the Philippines is paralysing its banking system. The severe shortage of foreign exchange is multiplying problems. All imports have been frozen since Oct 17, the day the Philippines was given a
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      Lock icon China planning to speed up growth, modernisation
      358 20 China planning to speed up growth, modernisation BEIJING, Wed. China plans to make much greater use of selective taxes, interest rates and pricing policies to speed up the growth and modernisation of its economy. The Assistant General Secretary of the State Council, Yuan Mv, said that wider use of Westernstyle
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      Lock icon Expected plunge in world grain stocks
      218 20 TOKYO, Wed. The world grain supply is j becoming tight because of an expected steep decline m stocks towards the end j of next year. The semi-official Japan External Trade Organisa- tion (Jetro), m its "1983 i trade of agricultural and j fishery products"
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      Japanese hotel chain to run Crown Prince
      265 20 A LEADING Japanese hotel chain, Prince Hotels Incorporated, has been appointed to manage a > new hotel m Singapore, to be named Crown Prince Hotel. Prince Hotels Inc which is the hotel management arm of the conglomerate Seibu, will fill the key managerial
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      Loytape on use of rights proceeds
      644 20 LOYTAPE Bhd has said that net proceeds from its proposed rights issue of 3.5 million shares will help meet its working capital requirements. In a circular to shareholders m connection with its one-for-one rights issue priced at Msl par, Loytape said that the net
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      Lock icon Sweden tightens capital gains tax rules
      297 20 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Rules for calculating capital gains tax on share transactions have been tightened since yesterday, increasing the amount payable, although the rate remains 40 per cent, Swedish Finance Minister Kjell-Olof Feldt said. In future, only 25 percent of the sale price of shares
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      Sweden to spend $195 m on electronic programme
      407 20 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Sweden's Industry Minister, Mr Thage Peterson, has put forward a fiveyear 714 million Swedish kronor (*****.8 million) development programme for advanced electronic micro-processors. The government aid will be mainly directed at two companies, one owned by ASEA, the electrical power
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      Lock icon Kota Tinggi project
      112 20 A MALAYSIAN company is to develop a 48-hectare site at Kota Tinggi, about 32km from Johore Baru, to grow vegetables on a commercial basis. The project is a joint venture with a South Korean company, with the local partner holding 60 per cent of the equity. Products
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        SCOREBOARD
        31 17 Up Down anch Industrials 15 65 19 Finance 1 11 9 Hotels 0 8 2 Properties 4 7 2 Plantations 0 10 4 Mining 14 2 Deb/Loans 2 2 6
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        Rises
        27 17 Sungei Besi 750 +10 C C 665+10 Gentings 468 +6 Tan Chong 710 +5 FAN 610 +5 Straits Trading 550 +5 Eu Van Sang 255 +5
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        Falls
        63 17 Sealion 330 -46 Spore Land 565 -25 Kamunting 50« 550 -20 Paper Products 312 -18 PMC 730-15 U M Flour 655 -15 Sel Properties 600 -15 Metro Hldgs 545 -15 Sth Msia Ind 520 -15 Kemayan 484 -12 J Cement 478 -12 Lien Hoe 800 -10 Hong Leong Ind
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        Indices
        43 17 Oct 25 Oct 26 BT Composite: 910.23 906.02 BT Indicator: *****64 *****65 ST Industrials: 948.82 945.62 ST Finance. 2676.81 2670.59 ST Hotels: 953.82 946.73 ST Properties: 699.56 692.92 ST Minings: 242.62 241.82 ST Plantations: 1515.71 1511.96 OCBC: 791.78 787.85 SESInd: 721.18 717.99
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        Most Active
        22 17 Promet 635,000 Cerebos 338,000 Pan-El 244,000 Faber Merlin 218,000 UOL Warrants 215,000 Total turnover: 6.05 m Total value: $19.15 m
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        ST INDUSTRIALS INDEX COMPONENTS
        74 17 BoiLstead Bhd 1 f* C +10 CCM -2 Cold Storage -4 Donloplnd -2 Esso F&N -5 Gen tings +6 Guinness +2 Haw Par -2 Inchcape Bhd Keppel -2 MTC Multi-Purpose -4 NBT 5 Nat Iron -5 PMC -15 Pan Elec -2 Perils Plant -5 Prima -10
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        New York
        463 19 WALL STREET shrugged off the unsettling news of continued political turmoil m the Middle East and the Caribbean as stock prices closed higher m moderate trading on Tuesday. The D-J Industrial Average finished the day up less than four points and analysts attributed the rise to bargain hunting
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        Tokyo
        431 19 SHARE prices yesterday closed slightly higher after fluctuating m thin trading, with investors tending to hold back on concern about the situation m the Middle East and m Grenada. The market average rose a provisional 13.78 to end the day at 9,246.55. Blue chips and populars closed generally higher,
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        London
        670 19 THE STOCK mark< t yesterday opened firm, continuing Tuesday's higher trend and m response to the overnight i?ain on Wall Street. Tuesday's closing middle prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 136 +1 ,Ass. Dairies 164 -2 BTRPLC 526 4 Babcocks 147 unch Barclays 437 3
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        Selected Indices
        52 19 H.K.HANG SENG Wednesday 797.85 Tuesday 772.92 Week Ago 794.34 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 877 3 Tuesday 87ft 3 Week Ago 872.6 ALL ORDINARIES Wednesday 677.4 Tuesday 677.0 Week Ago 679.8 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 688.5 Monday 685.3 Week Ago 678.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 1252.44 Monday 1248.98 Week
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        Sydney
        373 19 A BOUT of late bargain hunting m heavyweight mining stocks helped Australian share markets close on a firmer note. Near the close, the All-Ordi-naries Index was 0.4 points up at 677.4 after being down about three points early. The AllIndustrials was 2.0 ahead at 877.3 and the All-Resources finished
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        43 19 Pesos IAcoje Mining Atlas Con B nnoO2 SRttU SSJs JS& Benguet Con B 0 crX'P n nm Phu huh. s I'lrop B pJwirl B ***** Un(h CKlr 0 0012 unch Seafronl „w 0 25 Slitip Darhy h »i J< r 8 Vulran
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        346 19 THE stock market yesterday closed firmer with the Hang Seng Index rising 24.93 to 797.85. Brokers said turnover for the half-day session was considerable and reflected some local demand. They attributed the advance to lower interbank rates with the overnight rate falling to about 10 per cent from last
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        166 19 Kls ABN ***** +1 Ahold 171.50 unch Akio 7610 +1.3 AMEV 135 J0 +03 Am fas 110.00 +8 Amrobnk 60.40 +0.4 Berk 39.00 -0.5 BoU ".SO 1.2 Borsum!) 225.00 -5 BoskH 45.20 -0.8 Burtet 51.00 unch Caland 33.00 -02 Calv 320.00 +1 Dell MIJ 7100 +02 Elsevler *3aOO -5
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        194 19 Francs Actions Sutsses 293 unch Alusuls.se Br 730 -2 Alusulsse Reg 245 unch Brown Boverl Br 1130 -20 Clba Oelgy Br 2140 +15 Clba Oelgy P C 1725 unch Clba Oelgy Beg 900 -3 Credit Sutsse Br 2110 -10 Credit Sulsae Reg 405 unch Elektrowatt Br 2850 +20 Oeorge
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        129 19 BahLs Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv And Trust 131 +1 Bangkok Bank 250 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 149 -1 Bata Shoe Berll Jucker 42S +8 Charoong Thai Wire 338 +8 Firestone First Trust 57.25 unch Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 145 -i Jalaprathan Cement... 155 -2 Maboonkhrong 96
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      2862 18 Sing apore closing prices All shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded m lots of 1« shares each, with the price quoted In dollars. Gr's Net 1983 Last Div P/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or-
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      542 18 THE local stock market was still quiet yesterday, with investors waiting on the sidelines for a positive signal before making any fresh commitments. Trading continued to be thin, though it was an improvement on the previous day's performance. Total turnover amounted to 6.15 miilln units
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      455 18 SELLERS continued to hold sway on the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, pushing share prices lower on a wide front for the second straight session. Buying interest remained low for most of the day but towards the final bell, selected issues managed to close above their
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      169 18 Managers' prices for Oct 27 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST The Commerce 3.38 3.59 The Savings Fund 1.94 2.06 Spore Prog Fund 1.47 1.56xd Spore Sec. Fund 2.19 2.32 Spore Invest Fund 1.13 1.20 Spore Equity Fund 1.50 1.59 ASIA UNIT TRUST Mai Invest Fund 2.82 2.99 Mai Prog Fund
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      34 18 Up Down Unch Industrials 14 69 20 Finance 2 6 4 Hotels 0 0 2 Properties 18 2 Oil Palms 0 5 2 Tins 18 3 Rubbers 1 10 4 Deb/Loans 110
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      2165 18 BUSINESS DONE SINGAPORE 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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      1647 18 BUSINESS DONE KUALA LUMPUR 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 AJUenwt* (3.768) (2) 3.84 AICOTn (2.958 2.985) (6) 2.95 A
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        615 19 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday closed marginally lower with November One RSS buyers quoted at 233.50 cents per kilo, down half a cent from Tuesday's close. Morning prices were also down half a cent after opening 1.50 cents lower on easier London advices. Trading was light and featureless.
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        29 19 Rubber: Oct 26 Singapore: November: 233.50 (down 0.50 cent) Malaysia: November: 257.00 cents (down 0.50 cent) Tin:Ms3o.ll per kilo (up six cents) 95 tonnes (down 15 tonnes)
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        225 19 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed higher on covering interest m moderate trading, following a firmer Chicago soybean complex. In Oct position, central region rose M 57.50 to M 51,355 a tonne, south Mss to M 51,345 and north M 52.50 to MJ1.350 while m Nov,
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        31 19 LONDON Copper prices on Tuesday (previous m brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £946.00 (£960.00); sellers £946.50 (£960.50); Three Months buyers £969.00 (£984.50); sellers £970.00 (£985.00). Market tone: Easier. Sales: 15,150 tonnes.
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        213 19 THE Straits tin price m Penang yesterday rose six cents to M 530.11 a kilo. Dealers attributed the rise to a steadier London trend aided by a smaller offering. The buffer stock manager continued to support but strong demand from local interest was also noted. Turnover fell to 95
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        121 19 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing prices per 100 kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $165.00 sellers, old drum (m second hand drum) fob $178.00 sellers, new drum fob $182.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $96 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $457.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper fag
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        78 19 THE kilobar market for gold deliverable m Singapore yesterday opened at 5527,365 and closed at 5527,337. The Far East opened at U*****.30/ 397.70. It was traded quietly to a high of $397.50/397.90 before sliding down to $396.90/397.40. The metal closed for lunch at $397.00/397.50. The market reopened at $397.30/397.80
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        164 19 Closing prices m US dollars a troy ounce. Source: Credit Salsw, Spore. Toes Man New York 9.588 9.638 9.63S 9.68S Zurich 9.668 9.538 9.71S 9.58S Wed Tow Singapore 9.568 9.608 9.61S 9.65S the market was extremely dull. The London morning gold fix was U*****.25 an ounce yesterday. Toes
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        579 19 THE US dollar saw another day of quiet trading on the foreign ex change markel yesterday. There was little movement between the US dollar and major currencies Opening at 5J2.1340 50 against the local unit, the US dollar- was traded up to the days high of $2
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        46 19 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Oct 26: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2H 24 3-month Bank bills 7 9/16 7 7/16 3 months CD 74 7 6 months CD 7"* 7 Sawee: National Mseout Co.
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        36 19 5 pm Interbank rates tor SJn«aporr dalUra en Oct ft: Offer Bid Overnight 8U 8 1 month TV* 7 1 2 months 73 16 71 16 3 months 73 16 7116 Overnight mode TH
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        25 19 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their I best customers is 8.96 per cent.
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      92 18 What makes Japan one step 1 ahead? In industry after industry, Japan has overtaken the West. A key factor m this extraordinary success has been management. Provocative and important, this book shows how we can learn from Japan's example and, at a time of gloom, it constitutes a landmark study
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      318 19 Professional investment advice from Britannia Britannia offshore N funds offer both J^^ professional fl management and V^j^ convenience What is an offshore fund? It's an investors' fund that pools the capital of a large number of people who have similar investment aims. The fund's management uses these pooled assets to
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      169 19 d^ YOUR PLACE NOW IN THE USA. The Admission Representati accredited colleges universities will be m VI i c again to present a series of audio visuals and i rview qualified students tor admission into institui learning m the U.S.A. Parents and Rudeni "d this informative ;ind beneficial talk. Find
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      658 20 F TT" tt "TttTT 0 LADIES' WEAR U.H.L2 1.0.L3) Missy LADIES' CASUAL SUNDRIES Striped polo shirts (Japan) $26 $16 Ro Young Mind Longsleeved polyester blouses (Japan) 0.H.L2 ioi3i Trainers (Japan) $23-$29 $13-$l9 Ji a a vi $29 $19 Casual shoes and sandals Assorted Isetan casual shirts Pu W*P Jl 44
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      73 21 YKSTKRDA V, we published six maps of Mass Rapid Transit Corporation stations on the East line. Today, we publish maps of more stations on this line Kembangan, Bedok, Changi, Simei, Tampines, Pasir Ris as well as two stations on the North line Sembawang and Yishun.
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      535 21 ...$26 $16 Rossignol Lady Pro tennis rackets From japan BABIES' DEPT ii.hu i.()±3> 29 $13-$l9 $108 $70 Todd ers < pnnt ed T-shirts $12 $6 T-shirts $10.90 $6.90 l)c \2fi*V--i J^ f^ fc ts Puma ladies' tennis polo shirts $38 $19 Toddlers' striped T-shirts $15 $7 Bloomers $3.90 $2 |L_
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      874 22 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GROUP 1 V Monday Friday 900 am 5 .30 prn Ordinory $I 00 per word (Mm $1 5 00) *"<* —I >-%. *\f— \f\S—^.^-N. r\ r-N, XSI tifJS&XS? 9 T— T- -Sl9 00 P erco. c m A Entertainment A Food guide M i^_^ JSbL r
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      630 22 11 Pleasure Boats 11 Pleasure Boats (I Exclusive Fibreglass yachts, powerboat, racing, fishing, J 1 family cruising and every need m between 15' 77' from I (I the most popular manufacturers m the USA. 1 /I Hatteras From 32' 77" I \l Californian 30' 50' J Seaßay 16' 39' I
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      695 22 I 24 Garage Sale AMERICAN REFRIGERATOR 2DOOR, 14 cv.ft. (Immaculate condition) Ss6so. "Frlgldaire" I alrcond Ss2so. Small appliances. Odd furniture Paintings Carpet. Clothes. Books. Others. *****40. BEDROOM SUITE 5 pieces Ming I style. Skandlnavian rosewood cabinet 130 x 85 x 330 cm. Book- shelf 103 x 33 x 250 cm.
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      713 22 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage f£\ Tone Up W J Your Tensed j. Muscles and L §V Relax at our serene: central SWJ| HEALTH CENTRE 1, MAGAZINE ROAD #01-08 CENTRAL BUILDING (Off Havelock Road) Singapore 0105 TEL: II9MI/*****8 Business hours: Daily from 10.30 a.m. to 11.30 p.m.
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      658 22 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor RENOVATIONS CONSTRUCTIONS HDB Licenced (BC-2309) c All types of flooring tiles. Plasterceil. wall paper c Aluminium works, awning, fencing, partitions and painting SHOWROOM: Line Interior Decoration Blk 6001 01-2290 Bedok Reservoir Road *****69 *****20 GLOBE GENERAL CONTRACTORS We supply building materials like Onyx Slabs, Marble Slabs, Broken
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      517 22 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems THE COMPAQ DISC HARDWARE (Compact Disc Players) SOFTWARE (Wide selection of music) SOUND ROOM DISC LIBRARY #04-1 3 Orchard C&E Building (between Centrepomt OG Building) Singapore 0923, Telex: RS ***** Tel: *****64 *****66 RENT COLOUR TV 56cm (22in) $40 p.month 66cm (26in) $45 p.month $100 Deposit
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      603 22 1 1 1 j M UprwuiMj '■'•1' S"" <i!w>?t; < §j§ B* "To **t it easy; to cook it hard; to \v'''lßs HK? tsach i* harder)" 4 ijf J.■ Bl A cookery school has prepared this Bf catehline to recruit students (or «j sS BilßgSg Hf their classes. They have
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      465 22 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing .OTS OF OFFICE tables, student ables, typist tables, typist •hairs, wooden cabinet for sale rel: *****83/*****31. 53 Computer Products/Services PERSONAL COMPUTERS ON SPECIAL OFFER f you are buying a personal omputer, ALPINE 111, a fully kPPLE DOS/CPM compatible vlth multi-functions IBMPC ;tyle detachable Keyboard. 64K IAM,
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      1018 23 55 Commercial Vessels 55 Commercial Vessels SALE BY TENDER OF MOTOR VESSEL "GERMA FRAM" On behalf of the first mortgagees of the vessel "Germa Fram" we hereby invite tenders for the sale of the vessel "Germa Fram" on an 'As is where is" basis The purchaser will be provided with
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      560 23 56 Industrial Equip- 56 Industrial Equipment/Supplies ment/Suppiies DEMAG electric rope hoists where weighty problems become manageable loads. The hoist with a It has the following field proven record features: m material Modular design that handling makes adaptation to installations for all operational safer and speedier requirements possible. operation j Sturdy
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      230 23 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive An established local group 1 of companies involved m marine offshore construction has immediate vacancy for the post of PROJECT MANAGER university graduate of mechanical engineering or naval architecture preferably Bto 10 years project management experience m the marine industries aged above 30 years
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      790 23 I El HB m TWO DENTAL TECHNICIANS are jHB IV r^B r*W required by an established denfjßg 4' M- tal laboratory Selected candiH&Bt fiS dates can look forward to work--19 V! cV LJal ing m a healthy environrnenl It afiSE S you're armed to the teeth with *9jH avifn experience
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      692 23 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical f An Established Building Materials Suppliers Company I has the following positions:- Minimum GCE 'O' Level Mature with pleasant personality Good telephone manners Well conversed m both English Manda- Mature with relevant working experience essential Accurate calculation Computer knowledge
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      650 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A well established audio/ electronics trading company has immediate vacancy for CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Minimum (it F o I. c Private Secretarial Certificate c Pleasant personality. Able to operate telex machlne c Able td handle correspondence independently c Minimum 2 years secretarial experience Please submit detailed
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      613 23 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Established Group of Companies, involved m the Shipping A Shipbuilding activities has Immediate vacancy tor the post of: CLERK/ TYPIST REQUIREMENTS: (iCE O' level. Typing speed at Wwpm. Some working knowledge with Computer preferable but not essential. Married women can also be considered. Preference will
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      478 24 66 Situation* Vacant m) SeetetarlMl/aerkal COMPUTER TERMINAL TELEPHONE OPERATORS c Completed Secondary education c Bilingual c Able to work shift by rotation. c Attractive Income fringe benefits. Call personally with full resume at:--127 Prinsep Street Singapore 0718 Established travel agency has vacancies for: (1) TRAVEL ASSISTANT (2) ACCOUNTS CLERK Please
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      406 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE CLERK/ TYPIST urgently required by denial supply company m Tanglin area c Must be able to type c Attractive fringe benefits Apply with details and contact phone number to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 KIM SENG ROAD SINGAPORE 0923 FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required c
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      819 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical WANTED FULL-TIME CLERK TYPISTS (Only applicants with pleasant personality and fluent In English are requested to apply.) GOOD SALARY IS ASSURED. Interested applicants please call Mary at Tel: *****12. Well established Trading Firm urgently require* the following personnel (age 25 year* and above): 1) SHORTHAND/
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      600 24 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required for Immediate employment. Typing ability essential Call personally G6. Novena Ville. 275, Thomson Road. INSURANCE BROKERS REQUIRE Accounts Clerk. Please apply with contact telephone number to: Maxwell P.O. Box 1867, Spore 9037. MALE CLERK/ RECEPTIONIST required by small hotel. Full/ parttime.
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      866 24 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sales Sales SANYO QUARTZ (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD invites you to join us as a member of THE ffi SANYO GROUP OFFICE AUTOMATION Due to the rapid expansion of our copiers, facsimilies and electronics typewriters divisions we invite young dynamic and ambitious applicants for the
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      481 24 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales j BORNEO SUMATRA I TRADING CO. (S) j PTE LTD invites applications for the post I i SALES j REPRESENTATIVE j We are looking tor a person f with drive and initiative to I promote and sell a range of x Veterinary products to farms
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      392 24 66 Situations Vacant Sales f ASIA > COMPUTER WEEKLY ADVERTISEMENT SALES EXECUTIVE He or she will be responsible for our new classified and recruitment section. Remuneration will be a package consisting of basic salary m the region of SS7SO per month, transport allowance and commission on sales. The position will
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      539 24 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales T1 j SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Female) urgently required bj expanding trading companj dealing mainly m Fashion goods Candidates applying for the post must have the experience In selling shirts. leather goods, men's ladies' SWimwear underwear and Children's wear to department and specialty stores. We are not
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      551 24 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales ESKMNK Shoes Boutique at SINGAPORE DAIMARU has vacancies for FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS c Age 18 years and above c Secondary education. c Ability to deal with clients effectively c To work on 2 rotation shifts, c Experience preferred, c Salary $480 and above. Interested applicants
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      653 25 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales RECKITT COLMAN mark«l*«rt ol wall ••tabhthad brand ntmt such a* Mortem, Harpic. D«tiol. requires s SUPERMARKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE with th« following qualification*: KSC Excellent contacts with supermarket buyers Ability to negotiate for promotions Possess own car t'ummunicale effectively In English and Mandarin Pl«»«« phone *****11
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      795 25 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales EXPERIENCED CHINESE VAN salesmen required for food product At least 1 year working experience In similar line. Attractive salary and commission will be offered to the successful candidates. Apply personally 94-C Jalan Senang Singapore 1441. Tel: *****88 REQUIRED 2 FEMALE/ Male Sales Representatives. (With own
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      606 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical SI 1 1 Ml 71 J h| (X)NSTRI IK *Br|r <><>•♦ LTD INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY invites applicants for the positions of:CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN (Architectural Work Singapore Polytechnic Diploma m Building or equivalent At least 2 years supervisory experience m Site Organization
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      107 25 nmb| SINGAPORE LIMITED I Applications are invited for the position of: FITTERS NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting Installation Preference will be given to those with some working experience m industrial electrical installation maintenance Able to work on 3 rotating shifts Completed NS or exempted Preferably residing m Chai Chee/Changi/ Bedok
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      236 25 66 Situations Vacant I g) Technical Pick a Career We Offer 5-day work week Inplant training courses Employee Savings Plan Good promotional prospects fr^And I Call Us II Today at *****88 ext 106 to fix an appointment OR call personally between Mon. to Fri. (Bam spm) OR send your full
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      418 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Should possess NTC 3 m Metal Machining or its equivalent Minimum 2 to 3 years' experience on precision machining c Preference will be given to those with working experience on EDM or Wirecut c Should possess NTC or VITB Certificate or its equivalent c Should
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      508 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical oliuetli I (Manufacturing Division) I requires Candidates should possess ITC or NTC m Electronic servicing. Experience not essential as training will be provided. Please apply personally or write m giving full personal particulars, working experience, contact telephone and salary expected to: The Personnel Dept. OLIVETTI
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      379 25 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Established Engineering Company dealing with overhead cranes and steel fabrication works requires: 1) FOREMAN c sto 6 years experience, c Possess class 3 driving licence 2) SHEET METAL FABRICATORS. c Ito 2 years experience. 3) DRAUGHTSMAN c VITB Certificate. c Ito 2 years working experience.
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      574 25 66 Situations Vacant i g) Technical Manufacturing Company m the vicinity of Teban/ Pandan Loop has vacancies for: 1) PRODUCTION OPERATORS. (FEMALE) 2) PACKERS (MALE) Interested applicants are kindly requested to call personally at: FUJI OFFSET PLATES MANUFACTURING PTE LTD 54 Tanjong Penjuru Singapore 2260 Tel: *****11. 600 MOTORS requires
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      186 25 66 Situations Vacant h) Production FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS WE OFFER MORE AT MICALTRONIC NEW HIGHER STARTING SALARY UP TO $390- $509 Choice of Working Hours: < i *7 am 3 pm (Ist shift) or *3 pm -1 1 pm (2nd shift) or *11 pm 7 am (3rd shift) Great Benefits
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      331 26 66 Situations Vacant h) Production \^^B^^ k_.s^HJ^^fc. \l^^i^ \^^M^^^^M^^^ W .^^^^^^^o^ Good starting salary Pay increase every 500 hours 5-day week No shift duty Attendance allowance $15 Dental/medical benefits Good working environment No scope work Interested applicants please call personally with I/C at: KING RADIO CORPORATION 512 Chai Chee Street,
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      92 26 66 Situations Vacant h) Production EXSEL BATTERIES PTE LTD requires FEMALE WIRING OPERATOR Wiring up battery charges, etc Preferably have previous wiring experience Able to read simple electrical circuits. Please call: *****77 for interview. Hardworking MACHINIST fj required for specialised (I ft products. y n Lathe operating essentialfl land training
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      282 26 66 Situations Vacant h) Production HYMOLD PTE LTD J~ Plastic Injection Molding factory requires: MACHINE OPERATORS New higher starting salary 2 rotating shifts Good salary Increment after 3 months Job allowance up to $50 2-day attendance Incentive Transport provided Shift allowance: 2nd shift $3 Hostel for Malaysians Free medical, dental
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      345 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production S^kVw^ s^tmßaßMWMp^MW^?^ ™HiiliiT iWIMMI PI THOMSON-CSF it SE ASIA PTE LTD d J*T o 996. Bendemeer Road. hnkmeerrou 7 #0505. Kallang Basin -I 111 Iff" Industrial Estate. JS d wh*mpo* Singapore 1233. GB OSS THE BRIDGE TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE
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      731 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production At f> 2 We are a newly established American J& Electronics Computer P.C.B. Assemblies Company m Bedok. Due to our expansion programme, we are looking for qualified personnel to fill the following positions: 1) PRODUCTION LEADERS PTC m Mechanical Engineering
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      603 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous (Thomas De La Rue (S) Pte LtdM We are the world's largest commercial currency printers and are setting up a new factory m JURONG. We require:ELECTRICAL I TECHNICIAN I FTC m Electrical Engineering c PUB Licence as an Electrician At
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      373 26 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Wl RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PTE) LTD urgently requires sW^^^^/^B Diploma m Mecriani- I cal/Civil Engineering c Experience is not es- I sential c Possession of Class 3 I driving licence pre- I ferred c GCE TJ' level c Experience is not essential c Able to
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      581 27 88 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous (PTE.) LTD, Applicants are invited to apply lor the following post*: ESTIMATORS BuildlnK graduates from Singapore/ Ngee Ann Polytechnic or those who have relevant experience. ACCOUNTS CLERK LCC Intermediate Book-keeping with experience. PRODUCTION CLERK (MALE) Minimum 2 years experience m
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      273 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous (jf7 rrrziwriiicK'x FOOD SUPPLIES LIMITED requires urgently For its Supermarkets (1) SHOP ASSISTANTS (Cashier) (Holland Village/Bukit Timah/Serangoon Garden Family Care Pharmacy) c MINIMUM SALARY ON CONFIRMATION $420 PER MONTH (2) SHOP ASSISTANTS (Butcher) (Holland Village/Bedok) c MINIMUM SALARY ON CONFIRMATION $425 PER MONTH (3) SHOP
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      447 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Injection Molding Factory requires: 1. SEMISKILLED SPRAY PAINTERS 2. ROBOT OPERATORS 3. GENERAL WORKERS New higher starting salary 5-day week (no shift) for positions 1 and 3; 4-day week (12 hours shift) for position 2 Transport provided Job allowance from $45 -$lO5 Attendance incentive $22
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      540 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD Applications arc invited tin the post nf DESPATCH RIDER Qualifications: Candidates must possess a valid Class II Driving Licence and able to read and understand English Duties Responsibilities: Delivery of urgent mails by hand. Office Attendant's duties and any Other duties
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      432 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous BnflrMHnH 1 1 Say hello to CATS. We have immediate vacancies:--1) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES 2) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Permanent Part-time 11a.m. to 3p.m. or 6p.m. to 10p.m.) 3) PUMP OPERATOR 4) LIFEGUARDS Interested applicants please call personally at: THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT CN-WEST LEISURE PARK PTE LTD 9
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      491 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous FOXBORO FAR EAST PTE LTD Urgently requires DESPATCH RIDER/ OFFICE ATTENDANT Able to understand simple English. c Preferably owns a motorcycle and holds a class 3 driving licence The company offers attractive fringe benefits such as: 5- day work (8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.) free
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      648 27 I 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established American buying office invites applicants for the post of: ASSISTANT MERCHANDISE REPRESENTATIVE c lor 2 year's working experience m garment manufacturing or buying house. c At least GCE O 1 level c Ability to drive an advantage. c Attractive remuneration and benefits
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      370 27 66 Situations Vacant I I) Miscellaneous mmmmml mmmmmmmm mmmm mm SUMMERTIME COCKTAIL LOUNGE requires HOSTESSES With or without experience Malaysians are welcome c Attract!** salary and incentive Apply personally between 6.30 p.m. 12.45 a.m. at: Far East Shopg. Ctr. -06-19 545 Orchard Road Singapore 0923 (next to Isetan) Tel: *****65/*****06.
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      568 27 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Japanese Noodle Cake House m Liang Court re- quires i WAITERS/ WAITRESSES COOKS (TRAINEE) I i Please contact Miss Chong tel: *****11. GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires 1) WAITERS WAITRESSES 2) CASHIERS 3) ROOM SERVICE WAITERS Please call personally at: PICCOLA COFFEE HOUSE 401 MacPherson Road
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      346 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GLENEAGLES HOSPITAL requires the followlng:--(1) TELEPHONIST (Female) (2) AMAHS Interested applicants, plea.se call personally at:No. 4, Napier Road Singapore 1025 tor an interview HARDWORKING MEN FOR DELIVERY CUM DRIVER c Must possess class 2, 3 licence. c Completed N.S. c Starting salary $450. Interested call
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      805 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous SOUTHEAST ENTERPRISES (S) PTE LTD requires:GENERAL WORKERS c Attractive remuneration, c 5-day week. Please call:--*****47/*****11 For interview. Urgently Required DESPATCH CLERK c With knowledge of English, c Possesses own motorbike, c Basic salary $300 plus $150 transport allowance. Interested call personally at:--111, North Bridge Road
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      673 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous GENERAL WORKERS URGENTLY needed for gardening works. $500 p.m. Lodging and work permit provided for Malaysians. Tel: *****77. INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDERS require experienced Forkltft Driver to be stationed m Jurong Warehouse. Interested phone *****55/ Anita. JUNIOR HAIRDRESSER Able to do perming and blow-dry required by
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      652 28 ffiifM? THE M °ST EXPENSIVE car for LUJIBvI sale today ls a Lo tus Eclat Autov—^~j^ n matlc. This two-year old motor Ln ni\ Ot\ G* masterpiece was originally JnLJS* priced at $200,000. In superb f h fW I r condition, this one-owner car KSS /SN /I\ CSS can be
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      638 28 76 Vehicles For Sale b) BMW MID 1982 BMW 5201 Automatic, one lady owner, alrcon, radio/ cassette, sports-rims, power steering/ windows, central locking, done 14,000 km, original paint m showroom condition. Guarantee accident-free. Tel: *****17. '81 BMW 728iA. Very well maintained by one careful chauffeur, low mileage, any reasonable offer
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      746 28 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing Wm For immediate attention |B W Attractive interest rates fa if 90% PARF 85% ARF 13 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan c) Datsun/Nlssan j^'i^vi i SEX new car. i o ny $3oUU Sunny 1.3 DX Q Ciinnu 1 .O
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      617 28 76 Vehicles For Sale t) Honda LATE 79 CIVIC 5-door Full accessories. Good condition. New paint/tax. Highest offer secures. Tel: *****25. MARCH '78 HONDA Civic. One private owner, aircon, radio cassette, tip top condition, price, $10,800. Tel: *****55 MID 1981 HONDA Civic 5-door. 1 private owner. Full accessories. Good condition.
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      814 28 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes 1981 MERCEDES (IMPORTED) 230 E. Only driven by Managing Director. Automatic. Four Cylinders. Latest model. Complete original accessories. Excluding Insurance/number. Blk 7, North Bridge Road, »01-4006 (Opposite Eng Cheong Tower No brokers. ALMOST 1979 MERCEDES 200 manual. 1 company owner. Chauffeur driven since new.
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      820 28 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1977 COLT CELESTE 1400 5-spt -ed. Private owner, aircond. sports rims, high power radio cassette, $13,900. *****98. 1978 MITSUBISHI COLT Celeste 1600GT, aircond, sports rims, tip top condition PARF $14,500 *****64. 1980 COLT LANCER 1400 GL, Ist owner, air-con, tip-top condition. Original paint, seldom
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      656 28 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others Buying a new car? Our rates are: 12mths s'/4% fiatp a 24mths 5Vi% flat p. a 36mths 5% flat pa. 48mths -6% flat p a (One instalment m advance) |uYj3 Building Society of Malaya Ltd (Subsidiary of OCBC) 65 Chuha Street #13-01 OCBC Centre
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      1202 29 76 vehicles r-or sale /o venicies ror aaie Others k) Others At ARF $23,945* Still the best buy m town scrap car needed HYUNDAI PONY 2 2 years guarantee or 40,000 km 10 FREE lubrication services $1,000 accessories FREE 12 exciting colours Special H. P. rates ■tojj PDnv MOTORS PTE
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      1142 29 I Z 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles Buy a Daihatsu Delta 3 tonner truck and get a FREE AIR CON M^ a^a^am ,^a^a^a\3a\^a^a^a^a^aiM\wa\ f m %V m^t\ a Nett vehicle price WJIIIV |A^ including
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      841 29 illllllj^iii I LAND OF OPPORTUNITY ,f ,J\-'W'- •s■£•''. s i I Balestier Road. An area of 77,000 1/^. f. 4 ,iMJMTOLWi sq.ft is available for building a >>fW I < j. high-rise complex. Invest m It at Tij**^jfc tui*iV<iii' l !a. ll "»wii;yS $150 per square feet. Sur\> Mi i»M)f
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      773 29 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 13 SENNETT ESTATE, cosy corner terrace, 2 bedrooms, alrconditioned. beautifully renovated, hot water heater $1,500 only. Tel: *****47. Strictly no agents. DIST. 28 SELETAR BRAND new house. 4 1 bedrooms, splitlevel, terrazzo/ parquet flooring, partially furnished $1,600/-, fully furnished $1,800/-. *****43/ *****32. GARDENIA COURT.
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      792 29 H Accommodations Vacant a) Houses DIST. 16. 69 LIMAU Gardrn semidetached, 5 bedrooms, furnished/ unfurnished Please call *****41 Mr Wan DIST. 11 HOUSE WITH bullt-m pool. 4 bedrooms, servant's, separate living/ dining, large garden $7,500. Swlsshomes *****25. DIST 11 SUITABLE FOR High Management level: 5-bedroomed bungalow with complete security, pool.
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      667 29 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments Prestigious Townhouse m Ridge wood Disl. 10. within walking diatance to American School and S minutes to other foreign schools. 3 spacious bedrooms, study, garden. Swimming Pool, Tennis/ Squash. Club House, etc. Fully aircondition ed and furnished by renowned designer. Cosy Penthouse m Hillcourt Dist.
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      714 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 21 CLEMENTI PARK CONDO with hill recreational facilities. Beautiful 3-bedroomed Maisonette with large balcony. Spaclous kitchen, laundry area, covered carpark. Good security system. Rental $2,800 SYSTEM PROPERTIES *****35/ 9. DIST. 9 GRANGEFORD 2 bedrooms/ split-level/ separate llvlng/dlnlng/ excellent recreational facilities/ within walking distance to
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      580 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments SPACIOUS PENTHOUSE IN Dist 9, near to Orchard Road with bath attached plus servant's room, fully alrcond bedrooms, living/ dining areas, swimming pool and 24 hours security, fully furnished for $6,000 Holland Housing: 469-7979 BEAUTIFUL PEARLBANK APARTMENT 3 bedrooms, furnished, high rise. Living room overlooking
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      806 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 10, RIDGEWOOD LIHOLIHO. 3 4 bedrooms. Spacious living dining Full recreational facilities. Mid floor. Partially furnished $3,800 Trillion Properties, *****11. DIST 10. BRAND NEW COSY apartment near Orchid Inn. 2 airconditioned bedrooms, modern kitchen. New furnitures, CTV, washing machine $2,500. Visco: *****14. DIST. 10
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      806 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 10 BEVERLY HILLS large modern apartment. 4,100 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, full facilities. High floor. $8,000 $9,000. Everton *****36. DIST 10 TANGLIN CLUB vicinity split-level 2-bedroomed maisonette. Splendid view. Conveniently located. Furnished. $3,000. Everton *****36. DIST. 10 (HIMIKO COURT) Brand new beautifully furnished 2bedroomed apartment.
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      783 30 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST 19 JADE TOWER 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. Carpeted. View to appreciate! $1,600. Everton *****36. DIST 10 NEW 3 STOREY townhouse. 3 bedrooms, fully alrcond furnished. Pool security. $3,000. Chelsea *****11. DIST. 1027 HOLLAND HEIGHT 3+ 1 servant's. Fully furnished inclusive maintenance. Contact: *****89 (Agent).
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      750 30 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED AIRCONDITIONED ROOM with private telephone, available at Orchard area Single or couple $600. Please contact Mr Reyes, *****98/ *****89 KATONG DISTRICT, ROOMS for rental at daily weekly basis with bathroom, swimming pool, private entrance from $30 onwards. Tel: *****92. MASTER BEDROOM TO let. Marine
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      492 30 87 Accommodations Wanted b) Apartments PROFESSIONAL SMALL FAMILY urgently require flats/houses, any locality $700 $1,500. *****75/ *****94. PROFESSIONAL CLIENTS NEED HDB flats apartments m various districts. Owners please ring *****72. REGISTERED BUYERS URGENTLY wanted to buy 3/4/5 HDB flat m any areas Cash payment. Call *****24 SMALL FAMILY URGENTLY requires
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      785 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses Serangoon Garden singlestorey terrace. 2,700 sq.ft 3 bedrooms $425,000 Mugliston Hill double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms plus 1 $520,000 c Fulton Hill double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms. $535,000 c Thomson Hill double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms plus 1. $600,000 Mci Hwan Drive double-storey terrace, 4 bedrooms plus
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      832 30 89 Properties For Sale I a) Houses DIST. 10. NEWLY RENOVATED/ luxurious bungalow Spacious living dining Approx 20,000 sq.ft. Tennis court $2 1 M Jay Housing, *****59 *****08. DIST. 21. BEAUTIFUL 2 1/2STOREY semi-detached. Spacious split-level living/dining. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, quiet locality/ matured garden. 4,800 sq.ft $900,000 Penthouslng: *****49/
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      821 30 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 11, WATTEN ESTATE vicinity 2-storey semi-detached. Renovated 3 beorooms, marble/ parquet $695,0UU Chambers: *****77 DIST. 1545, DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED 5 years old 4 bedrooms. Fully alrcond 3,500 sq.ft. Freehold $735,000 Cltlprop *****75 DIST 16 CAMERON HOTEL vicinity single-storey bungalow 3 bedrooms servant's 10,000 sq
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      344 31 89 Properties For Sale m) Houses ST XAVIER'S LANE, un.lrr ion ■tructlon, 2 storey semi detached, 4.4W S() ft Sale $690,000. Call: ***** 17 Alice Agency TEACHERS HOUSING ESTATE renovated double storey terrace ihoo sq ft i rooms freehold Carol 2SMOOO TAI HWAN GARDEN J. storey corner terrace with basement
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      456 31 89 Propertiet For Sale 89 PropwtiwFofSal* 89 Ptop«rtr«fOfS»l« b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Print* Aputments Dear Chart*- utbt 1 '■m the «<«<<> "I ht lba ,be units are a > M best pan dlllt i y»" <"".,_ 1 W »re as S2J»«*"';"J)oo:Vsa greats' kfrn, <S[», 3 The Condominium
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      260 31 $UCCESS SYMBOL UNIT F-5 CLEMENTI PARK CONDOMINIUM INVESTMENT USE YOUR CPF TANNA 1 221-2266 Dial. 10, Dynasty Garden. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, big llvlng/dlnlng, central aircond. 1256 sq.ft. $455,000. Dist. 9, Futura. Extensively renovated with own sauna. Furnished. On very high floor, unobstructed view 3,100 sq.ft. $900,000. International Plaza $410,000.
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      649 31 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Ksijairimvcr SUPERB 26ST0REY LUXURIOUS APARTMENTS WITH A MAGNIFICENT GARDEN At Jalan Rajah/Jalan Rama Rama *<X. off Balestter, Spore 1232 f^^^*** Swimming Pool sfl^**^ Squash Courts <j» 5 'fc^jS^*^ Children's Playground J ;S**^» Large Garden Sjjj 5
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      711 31 DIST. 19 BARTLEY GROVE, splitlevel Californian style apartments. Few years old. 2 apartments total 3,440 sq.ft. approx. Large swimming pool, garden, 24 hours security service, 2 reserved parking lots. Both under 1 strata title. Price $180 p.s.f. Contact Mr Lee: *****07, 5 p.m. 9 p.m. Mr Chan: *****07, 11 a.m.
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      831 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. IS, MARYLAND PARK, Blk C on high floor, facing morning sun. 1,700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms plus servant's. Furnished $440,000. SBS Realty Services: *****22 DIST. 10 WOOLLERTON PARK well landscaped garden with pool, central aircond. 2,350 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, servant's,
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      836 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments EASTERN LAGOON. VIRGO Block, studio apartment. High floor, facing sea Foreigners eligible. $270,000. Match Deal Realty, *****84. EUNOS MANSION ONE year old apartment. 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms. Foreigners eligible. 1,400 sq.ft $340,000. *****1 (Agents). FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE DIST. 11 Orchid Apartment, 3 plus 1
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      806 31 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST 22 PARKVIEW 3 plus 1 rooms 1310 sq.ft. Good view, renovated. $230,000 Swansea *****1 1 DIST. 3 PEARL BANK 3 bedrooms. 1,900 sq.ft. 12th storey Susan *****22 (No brokers). DIST.9 ONE YEAR old beautifully furnished 2-bedroomed, 1,300 sq ft $395,000. Berners. *****66.
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      805 31 89 Properties For Sale I c) HDB/HUDC Apartments TELOK BLANGAH HEIGHTS 3 roomed, high floor, marble flooring, kitchen cabinet Selling $75,000 negotiable *****13 TELOK BLANGAH RISE. 3 12 room. High floor. Whole house marble, including kitchen Cabinet $76,000 *****40 TELOK BLANGAH. 5 rooms High floor Terrazzo/ $155,000 ono Master bedroom
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      987 32 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces I J^ifeL Ml Dcvelopmcnte The one-stop shop for warehouse, factory, showroom. Industrial Property Showcase is a department store of industrial properties for lease Bobby Mok Jannk Goh Or purchase *****47 *****15 *****82 *****82 *****83 *****83 S II A City Developments Limited
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      413 32 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces PRIME FACTORY. WAREHOUSE CUM OFFICE SPACE I UNION CENTRE jalan pemimpin s msr-) A CENTRE UNIUW mm —^M^l» MIMHMMM m mmm m mm mm mmm mm X M^^^K^^^HBM* M ff IHt H m^^^^^^^^^^^K H 1 yj |>^/ ■■^^^■B
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      135 32 S FAR EAST A FINANCE BUILDING j v Robinson Road g 1 a Prime Office Spare areaft X ranging from 530 sq.ft. to ***** Bsq it mr Immediate rent. S 8 TEL: *****11 Miss Ng FOR RENT! PRIME OFFICE SPACE U I C BUILDING Shenton Way Best carpark facilities, central
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      513 32 93 Office Spaces b) Rental NO. 6 8 ROBINSON ROAD Area 3.500 sq.ft. (groundfloor I and basement) with banking I facilities Please contact *****63 PRINCIPALS ONLY. Partitioned office avail- ft Sable immediately at: ft jj GOLDHILL PLAZA 8 ft (outside CBD) ft OArea range from 90 x S sq.m. 720
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      516 32 93 Office Spaces b) Rental DIST 0316, DUTSIDE CBD office cum warehouse fully carpeted with aircond) 900 sq.ft. Contact *****66/ *****55 Principals only LIAN HUAT BUILDING. 1 0- storey newly built. 380 to 1.000 sq ft. and Union Building. Ist floor Rental $3 p.s.f. Apply: *****13 MACPHERSON 450 SQ.FT. carpeted,
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      656 32 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces j a) Sale a) Sale j VERY GOOD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 6 Storey Shopping Complex with basement carpark m busy North Bridge Road, close to Raffles City. Total build-up area: 795.23 sq.m. Lower Floors: Ideal retail outlets for JEWELLERIES, WATCHES, HIGH VALUE ITEMS, BANKS A
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      196 32 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental FAR EAST PLAZA Next to Hyatt Hotel Prime shop spaces of various tiaea suitable for all kinds of business available for rent. Can open for business immediately. TEL: *****11 (24 Lines) HZj FROM $1,600 A MONTH You can rent a shop m the Central Business
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      637 32 94 Shop Spaces b) Rental PEOPLES PARK KATONG Beautiful location next to MacDonald and Metro 384 to 606 sq.ft. Basement to second floor Ideal for goldsmith shop restaurant boutiques, etc Selling: $1,200 p.sf Rental: 18 to $16 pj f ELAINE: *****34 REGENT ASSOCIATE PTE LTD DIST. 0821 RANGOON ROAD shop
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      515 33 JL travel guide ~~100 Air Travel 100 Air Travel SUPERBUDGETI SUPERSAVERS SNOOPY HOLIDAYS STUDENT Travellers BuslnessNiwZMlanO Holiday* Hollrtaymakers Philip- ffSS',", European Continent- Indonewll,l»/ll.— vll sla Australia Auckland N«w Z»*l»nd/ Australia Worldwide Ually Departures. iU>ayss27H7 Hep 26/11,03/12 Welcomed personally »0404, irs Dep 20/11. 27/11. Holldaylnn Hot«l. T/267. Tel: 04/12, 11/12, 18/12
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      161 33 pDYNASTYTOURS-i y Tour Operator NO.I to Australia! Superior Class Packages Services j PERTH f^t&> V I 6 Days from 551 199 7 Days from *****9 Accommodation at Deluxe Hotel (Sheraton) Daily American Breakfast Sight -seeing Tours La- Tenda Night -Club Dinner Show Meals (mainly Chinese) Del uxe-aircon coach. Return Airfare.
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      443 33 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours SINCHEW^ HOLIDAYS Special offer for Reader's Club ___VC\ JARKATA/BALI/PUNCAK/ J jA l^«l^^ol BANDUNG/BOGAR/ tf»;J WL° P /o}>^\MlmV JOGJARKARTA/DENPASAR /3j\ jkJ/r//^ \IW 4 DAYS/5 DAYS fromSsB79 S f^^ f BANGKOK/PAT TAYA/'^^^^g(C^^l*^gr gj!lß^s^^_y BANGKOK/PATTAYA/ ill 111 /\^H In I $1469 >w Z_^T\l WEST COAST USA Dep.
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      668 33 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours i i S#J**>+s~ ""'*"*"***'^B I2.(MK)-tons ot luxury, designI*^1 cd tor total cruise comfort *S*** s s^ an<^ ro axallon A standard of wmMBM^ personalised service and atienBfflßMifc- on vu te unmatched b\ J^BUWMM^iuL^iiUB. ~sBL others. Shipboard facilities mS3K^| |BBHm«I elude swimming pool, cinema, SPBI
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      93 33 SEAHORSE COACH TOURS TEL: *****88 (TA/ 035) Daily Departure 2D Desaru View $120 2D Malacca Village $120 3D Merlin Kuantan $163 3D Hyatt Kuantan $180 3D Merlin Tioman $260 Group Departure 30th Nov. 14th Dec and 26th Dec 5D Port Dickson, Fraser Hills/ Malacca $310 (Hotels: Ming Court, Merlin/ Malacca
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      886 33 102 Tours 102 Tou'B HOUDfly •BESTSELLERS* A jzreiit uay to travel T l I^mHJ I"JAPAN DISNEYLAND SPECIaIm^ Osaka, Kyoto/Nara/ToKyo/Mt Puji Hakone Warrv Tokyo Ooneyiand Mong Kong/ocean Park/ Sung Dyndi-, 8 oaysSs2l6o Every Sun 30/10 6/11 13/11 20/11. 27- 2 AROUND THE WORLD 23 DAYS AH US A /Hawaii /AH West
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      419 34 102 Tours 102 Tours 102 Tours 1 BALI From $796* 'On twin -shanng basis yj^^^ For brochures and details call your travel agent. HOLIDAYS YOU WILL ALWAYS FEEL GOOD ABOUT For trade enquiries Singapore Tel 7341 81 8 Tlx: RS ***** XL. Tel *****8 Tlx: MA ***** 8 -Day 1
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      380 34 102 Tours 102 Tours NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE. LTD. *> w Head Office Pearl's Centre (Yangtze Theatre) lOOEuTongSenSt., #01-14, #01-16, #01-18 Spore 0105. Tel: *****33 (7 lines). Branch Office People's Park Complex, Grd. Floor, 1 Park Road, #01-19, Singapore 0105. Tel: *****1/*****2/*****3/*****6 *****8/*****63. AMERICA/ HAWAII/CANADA/MEXICO/TOKYO/HK (MACAU) 18 days
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      478 34 102 Tours 102 Tours No. 1 Tour Operator to Australia now expands to New Zealand! NEW ZEALAND 16 DAYS New Zealand/Sydney *****0 Dep: 20/11. 27/11, 04/12, 11/12 12 Days Gold Coast /Eastern Australia Brisbane, Surfers Paradise/ Gold Coast, Sydney, Canberra, Cooma, Khancoban, Albury, Melbourne Adult from *****0 Child Sslsoo* Dep.
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      343 34 102 Tours Best of New Zealand Australia 14 days from $3390 DEP: Nov 18; Dec 2. 9 TlT<\3SMl4days from $3190 DEP: Nov 20, 27; Dec 4 THE TOP OF Australia 10 days from $2490 DEP: Nov 21. 28, Dec 5, 19 WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6 days from $1200 DEP: Nov 25
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      361 34 102 Tourt jf Th Ortrnttl y/^ Bangkok X. HJ(G /BANGKOK NC MACAU 3 CITIES FOR THE PRICE OF 2 Mso:- Ofuie hotels Dinrm a! new Jit Pochuu Thai Restaurant River Cruise to Ayuttiaya Meals Sightseemt Dtp. 21/11. 10/12, 21/12 GEKIffE ASSOCIATES 0317, 3rd Flow Spore Shopping Centre to 33M955 (4
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  • OBITUARIES
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      143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements
      75 35 143 Acknowledgements 143 Acknowledgements The Family of the Late CHARLIE CHEE SWEE CHIN Wives: ChiaYatSiew Fong Ngoi Chun SON DAUGHTER-IN-LAW John Cecilia Ng DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Nancy Michael Chua (deceased) Lily Bernard Low Peggy Alan Chew Linda Terry Tan June John Goh Jane Josephine Michael Leong wish to express their heartfelt
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      144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam
      47 35 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam IST ANNIVERSARY In Loving Memory of Cecilia Lee Kit Oi (Mrs Ho Koon Ngiap) Departed: October 27, 1982 Requiem mass at 6pm Oct 27, St. Ignatius Church May the Lord watch over us while we are absent one from the other.
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      144 In Memoriam
      63 35 In Loving Memory Of WONG CHUN WAH departed 27/10/82 One year since you have left us. but you are always remembered by: wife, sons, daughters-in-law, daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren. YOLANDA EVELYNE DSOUZA DIED: 27-10-73 10 years today you left silently Without a single goodbye. We miss you
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      142 Condolences
      26 35 MR MRS KOH TIONG WAH DR MRS CHEW CHONG LIN extend their deepest sympathy to the Family of the late MR TAN KIM CHEONG
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      144 In Memoriam
      29 35 In Loving Memory Of MRS. NG BOON KWANG nee MAGGIE LOW HUI KIANG Departed 27.10.82 Always remembered by parents, brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews and nieces.
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      144 In Memoriam
      113 35 In Evwrloving Memory ol Our Dearest lather MR. TSU YANG HSIEN called to rest 15 years ago on 27th October 1968 How we missed you, no one knows; Your absence and longing with time grows.. Why must life for us be so; Why must we be delivered
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      143 Acknowledgements
      46 35 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR KWOK ENG HOH Departed 23rd Oct. 1983 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues, business associates, especially to Mr. Vincent Kwok Kian Choo for their assistance, kind attendance, donation, condolences during their recent bereavement.
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    Rebel who landed on his feet
    713 35  -  Alan Hubbard OTI TIMESrORT with 41 AM just glad we have managed to evolve an honest, open system that enables the world to enjoy the best of athletics without the competitors feeling like sneak thieves caught with their hands m m the till. 7
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    Falling star
    56 35 MY WORD!— I DON'T care i£ there is a war, assassination or a revolution. There will be a race m Manila m January. 7 Fred Lebow, organiser of the New York Marathon, who is helping to arrange a similar event for the Philippines. CRASHBACK...as Pascoe mistimes his hurdle
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  • Article
    Hung up on crossed lines
    270 35 SPORTSMEN are traditionally suspicious of politicians, and not altogether without good reason. A stage-managed telephone call from a presi- dent or Prime Minister after a particular sporting success can be as blatant an electioneering gimmick as patting ugly babies on the head. Jimmy Carter went
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    How not to bowl a maiden over
    88 35 UNLESS you are an aflcian&do it is hard to appreciate the passions that the game of cricket can arouse m a man. Especially if you happen to be Australian. A lady acquaintance who lives m Sydney revealed that, one night, while she and
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      183 36 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences |p xtend our deepest condolences to^k I Mr Robert Tan Poh Seng I President, Singapore Tenpin B Bowling Congress B and his family B on the recent demise of his B beloved father B 1 the late 1 Mr Tan Kirn Cheong I I
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      141 Deaths
      43 36 YEOW LEON SUN AGED 11 Discarded hi* body on 25.10.83 You lire m the Light. The Light Is In You; You are thp Light." SAI BAUA Cortege leave* 249 Bukit Timah Road for Mt. Vernon Crematorium at 4.30pm on Thursday 27.10.83
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      141 Deaths
      42 36 MADAM BALWANT KAUR aged 67, patted away peacefully on 25th October 19t3. Sadly missed by daughter, sons, grandchildren, relatives and friends. Cortege will leave Blk. 8 Selegie House #06-09 on 27th October at 2.00pm for burial at Choa Chu Kang.
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      32 36 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences With deepest sympathies and condolences to the family of the late MR TAN KIM CHEONG From: PROMINENT SITE PTE LTD Teo Tong Wah Teo Tong Lim
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      141 Deaths
      362 36 MR. CHAN CHIM BONG Age 71 years patied away peacefully on 25th October, 1983 leaving behind Wife: Koh Geok Koon Sons: James Chan Vincent Chan Victor Chan Bernard Chan Daughters-in-law Susan Tan Linda Koh Janet Ang Lena Ho Grand-son* Mark Chan Alex Chan lan Chan Grand-daughters Andra Chan
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  • Racing
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      Punters seem to avoid classic races
      642 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By FOR reasons quite impossible to fathom, punters, be they big plungers or mere five-five 10-10 bettors, seem to give a major Cup race on the local turf a wide berth. Elsewhere m the racing world, big races like the Derby, the
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      Loud Applause does winning workout
      527 36  - Loud Applause does winning workout LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with Record Harvest Zirconium Marporo Kia-Ora II Mork Chalte Chalte Hydraulic Jack Kiwican Taming Sari II Longevity II Carson m trouble for fourth time this season NOTTINGHAM, Wed PENANG, Wed. Bukit Timah- trained Loud ApStlause, with two wins rom five
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      ALONG THE RAIL
      22 36  -  JON _BY "This is the place I was telling you about, Ernie they should know some pretty racy stories!"
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      Jorunjo looks the pick
      334 36  -  FAIRWAY By PENANG, Wed. Wellperformed Jorunjo will be worth following at the Penang Turf Club October November Meeting beginning on Saturday. He is classified m Class 2. A four-year-old chestnut New Zealand gelding by Amalgam out of Candy Strike, Jorunjo raced as Amcan back home. At
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    Lock icon Tons on Zaheer's mind
    514 37  -  J. RAJENDRAN INTERVIEW... by PAKISTAN'S run-ma-chine Zaheer Abbas (centre) with member i of the local cricket fraternity during an informal gathering at the Singapore Cricket Club yesterday. Others In the picture are (left to right) A. Ramaswami, Mukul Asher, Syed Abld Iftikhar, Naslr Abbas, Mohammed Rashld
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    Qadir sends hosts spinning
    194 37 ADELAIDE, Wed. Exciting leg-spinner Abdul Qadir grabbed five wiekPts to spearhead Pakistan to a ninewicket win over a South Australian Country side m a one-day cricket match here today. Qadir onrt Mohammad Nazir, 'be veteran off-spinner, d .'missed Country for 92 runs. The objective was the
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    Heather continues giant-killing streak
    193 37 PERTH, Wed. Scotland's Heather Wallace caused another upset m the women's World Squash Championships here last night when she defeated 12th seed Jan Miller, of Australia, 9-6, 90, 9-4 m a third-round clash at the International Squash Centre. The unseeded Heather, who now moves into the
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    Las Vegas date
    309 37 LAS VEGAS, Wed WORLD Boxing Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes will make the 17th defence of his title against Marvis Frazier, son of former champion Joe Frazier, here next month, it was announced yesterday. The 12-round bout will be held on Nov 25 m a temporary 15,500-seat
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    Lock icon US judo body to probe 'Soviet harassment'
    252 37 LOS ANGELES, Wed. The board of directors of the United States Judo Inc., the national federation for the sport, will investigate charges that the American team were harassed by the Soviets during the recent world championships m Moscow. But USJI president Frank Fullerton,
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    Lock icon BRIEFS
    338 37 MOST of the world's top players are expected to take part m the 15 million yen ($136,500) Japan Open Badminton Championships m Tokyo next January. The Japan Badminton Association said about 90 foreign players from 35 countries, including this year's All-England men's singles champion, Luan Jin, of China, and
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    Lock icon Hammering in a perfect 10
    437 38 Hammering in a perfect 10 LONDON, Wed TONY COTTEE scored four times as West Ham hammered Fourth Division Bury 10-0 m an English Milk Cup second-round, second-leg soccer match at Upton Park last night. It was a club record for the Hammers as it was the first time they hit
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    Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
    164 38 MILK CUP second-round second-leg: Arsenal 1 Plymouth 0 (Arsenal won 2-1 on aggregate), Barnsley 0 Walsall 2 (Walsall 3-0), Birmingham 4 Derby 0 (Birmingham 7-0), Bristol Rovers 2 Brighton 1 (after extra-time. Brighton 5-4), Chelsea 0 Leicester 2 (after extra-time. Aggregate 2-2. Chelsea won 4-3 on penalties),
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    Lock icon Soccer's the name, violence the game
    297 38 WEST BERLIN, Wed THREATS of neo-Nazi violence at the Olympic Stadium tonight have marred the build-up to West Germany's European Soccer Championship Group Six qualifying tie against Turkey. With police calling up 16,000 men 6,000 m and around the stadium and another 10,000 stationed
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    Lock icon Soccer shorts
    328 38 Soccer shorts ENGLAND full-back Kenny Sansom will not be allowed to leave English First Division club Arsenal. Sansom's transfer request was discussed by the Arsenal board before Tuesday's Milk Cup victory over Plymouth, and manager Terry Neill said: "I've recommended that the request be turned down. We can't afford to
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  • ON THE FOREIGN AND LOCAL TENNIS SCENE
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      Lock icon Davis ousts Leconte in the first round
      201 38 gh rtyr TOKYO, Wed. France's Henri Leconte, the sixth seed, was bundled out m the first round of a U*****,000 ($787,500) Grand Prix tournament here yesterday. Leconte, who made many errors, lost to unseeded American Scott Davis 4-6, 6-7 (0-7). Top seed Ivan
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      Lock icon Gottfried out in straight sets
      162 38 ty utuk COLOGNE, Wed. Top seed Brian Gottfried crashed out of the Cologne Cup Grand Prix tournament yesterday when fellow American Stan Smith beat him m straight sets. Gottfried could not find the form which won him the Vienna Grand Prix just two days ago,
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      Lock icon West Germans make early exit
      158 38 yiy rt STUTTGART (West Germany), Wed. Sylvia Hanika, West German No. 2 seed m the Stutgart US$l5O,OOO ($315,000) Grand Prix tournament, yesterday suffered a humiliating first-round defeat by young Catherine Tanvier, of France. Catherine, 18, last year's Wimbledon junior champion, completely outplayed the West German,
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      Lock icon Lendl leads
      70 38 PARIS, Wed. Ivan Lendl (above) still tops the Grand Prix standings with 2,314 points. The top II: 1 Ivan Lendl (Cze) 2,314. 2 Mats WUander (Swe) 2,226. 3 Jimmy Connors (US) 2,M«. 4 John McEnroe (US) 2,M«. 5 Yannick Noah (Fra) 1.682. 6 Jimmy Arias (US) 1,68*. 1
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      Lack of support ends Poh Seng's dream
      307 38  - Lack of support ends Poh Seng 's dream TAY CHENG KHOON By SINGAPORE'S national coach Tan Poh Seng will have one big regret when he quits at the end of the year an unfulfilled dream. "I wanted tennis to be a popular sport among the j young," said Poh Seng
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  • PRE-OLYMPIC SOCCER ASIA GROUP THREE
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      Show of true grit
      543 39  -  JEFFREY LOW Singapore 1 1ndonesia 1 By Brave Singapore fight back to share points KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Nothing but sheer grit helped Singapore force a draw with Indonesia before a quiet audience of 2,000 at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. Without much to offer m terms
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      TABLE
      53 39 P W D L F A Pt. Malaysia 5 3 2 0 115 8 S Arabia 4 2 117 5 5 Singapore 5 2 12 4 7 5 India 5 12 3 9 9 3 Indonesia 5 0 3 2 3 8 3 TODAY Is a rest day m
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      332 39  -  JOE DORAI By Merlion opener will be teams' third tie by with defending champions Australia having to face South-east Asia Games gold medallists Thailand, China and Saudi Arabia. Thailand, China and the Saudis, who are likely to qualify for the second round of the pre-Olympic
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      Lock icon Western nations cry foul over 'biased judging'
      352 39 Western nations cry foul over 'biased judging' THE WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS BUDAPEST, Wed WESTERN countries, allied with Japan, are already up m arms over what they see as biased judging at the world gymnastics championships here. There is even talk of an alliance movement being formed m two weeks' time
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      Lock icon Soviet star's biggest test
      213 39 BUDAPEST, Wed. Sixteen-year-old Dmitri Belozertchev faces the biggest test of his gymnastics career today when he spearheads a Soviet drive to retain the men's team title here. Belozertchev is considered by the Russians to have the most elaborate free programme m the world and he will
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      101 39 TEAM (after final compulsory exercises): 1 Soviet Union 195.90. 2 Rumania 195.25. 3 East Germany 195.00. 4 China 193.75. 5 Bulgaria 193.45. 6 Czechoslovakia 193.05. 7 US 192.10. 8 West Germany 191.15. 9 Hungary 190.30. 10 Canada 189.15. Individual: 1 Maxi Gnauck (EG) 39.55. 2 Ecaterina Szabo (Rum)
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    Lock icon New hope for pact on HK's future
    160 40 BEIJING, Wed. China believes that it can now reach an agreement with Britain on Hongkong's future without major difficulties, a diplomat said here today, quoting knowledgeable Chinese sources. The latest round of SinoBritish talks on the future of the British-ruled territory which China
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    'Split-in-two' motorist fined $250
    83 40 'Split-in-two' motorist fined $250 A SALES manager whose car broke into two after hitting a tree last week was Fined $250 yesterday for driving without due care and attention. Yap Kong Hwee,29, admitted to a charge of inconsiderate driving along Woodlands Road on Oct 17. He lost control of the
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    Lock icon Prices up
    52 40 WASHINGTON, Wed. Consumer prices m the US, propelled by higher car, food and housing costs, rose 0.5 per cent last month m the biggest increase since May, the government reported yesterday. Prices had risen at the slightly more moderate pace of 0.4 per cent m both July and
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    Review of taxi fare structure soon
    599 40  -  Teng Cheong CHAN ENG CHENG assurance by By MR ONG TENG CHEONG last night assured cabbies, who were anxious to have taxi fares revised, that the taxi task force would soon review the fare structure, among other issues affecting them. Meanwhile, taxi drivers should
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    Comfort now offers new perks to its taxi drivers
    379 40 A NEW deal, including special perks and cash payments, will soon be offered to Comfort taxi drivers to encourage them to provide a more efficient service to the public. Besides rewarding them and getting them to give of their best, Comfort's
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    Lock icon Yoko's $8m to charity
    217 40 NEW YORK, Wed. Singer Yoko Ono, widow of ex-Beatle John Lennon, will give property and goods estimated to be worth more than US$4 million (SJB.S million) to charity. In a statement yesterday, she said she would make the donations "m apology as a member of the
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    Lock icon Two die as fire engulfs shophouse
    458 40  - Two die as fire engulfs shophouse LAI YEW KONG By Picture by RESIDENTS m Blair Road yesterday spoke about how they tried m vain to urge a trading company manager's brother and a woman clerk to jump down from the first floor of their two-storey shophouse as fire engulfed the
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    30 40 NEW YORK, Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.03 to 1,254.47 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      189 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE For the first time, George Tan, the man behind the failed Carrian Group, is facing personal responsbility for some of the missing millions. Barclays Asia has issued a writ against him claiming breach of contract. The development of Thai oil refineries is
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      140 40 UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.35 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.30 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11 34 C Cloudy Manila 24 31 C Fair Amsterdam 9, 10 C Goudy j Melbourne 12 24 C Fine Bangkok 24 34C
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      Fancy paths, afoot
      659 1  - Fancy paths, afoot CHOO SOH ENG By Photographs: NGHAI CHEE WAH and KENNETH KOH OUR city is being mailed, walkwayed and footpathed m short, pedestrianised. Within a short span of six years, hundreds of ceramictiled walkways and pedestrian malls have been built along dozens of stretches of road m the
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        Warm up before you go jogging
        908 2 Jogging is enjoyable, simple and safe whether you're young or old, male or female. When combined with callisthenics, it's ideal as different muscles and joints are exercised. Dr GIAM CHOO KEONG of the Singapore Sports Council gives tips for carrying it out sensibly. Jog
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        Exercises:
        351 2 Neck joints and muscles Neck roll Roll your neck slowly B—lo times clockwise and B—lo8 10 i times anti-clockwise. I Stop if you feel giddy. Shoulder joints and muscles Shoulder stretch Stretch both arms out sideways (Position 1). "Pull" your arms backwards. Do a set of 8 —10 repetitions.
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        Strikes all the way for Mike
        1036 9 Strikes all the way for Mike 4 Here m bowling, it's a struggle all the way. I remember when I was single. I used to stay m run-down motels and m trailer parks. I never tasted a home-cooked meal for months and, many times, grown men had to go hungry
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        All about Wilde's wonderful wit
        436 9 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST By The Stage Club Until Sunday Previewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN IT WOULD have been The Stage Club presents A Day m the Death of Joe Egg. But when that was turned down, Alan Austin's back-up play, The Importance of Being
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        Calling all dance schools ...
        187 9 Calling all dance schools IS THERE a group m Singapore that practises Scottish Highland dancing? How can yon locate a ballet teacher close to home for yonr daughter or son? Where can you learn tap dancing or jazz ballet? How about an old-fashioned waltz or one of Singapore's ethnic dances?
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      41 1 INSIDE Try the talk-test, when you jog. OUTLOOK, Page Two Whit bowls a bowler over? Find out m LEISURE, Page Nine ITDOESNT S /flßn >\ ISHINE f*/7fll DRIP ifsfe;r ll|lf ff V^pi i^\i THAI IW»^n^W I stirring l^h^U y^jsy ANDTIIINNING «t Jll
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      108 2 Create Beautiful Floors NO LONGER DO YOU HAVE TO PUT UP WITH UGLY STAINED DIFFICULT TO MAINTAIN IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP CLEAN CONCRETE VERANDAHS STEPS PATHS PATIOS FLOORS POOL SURROUNDS CARPORTS AND DRIVEWAYS CffiOfo RESINEX ML A new dressing for concrete offers an '^k alternative to conventional floor and wall I
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      318 3 BBBHsßa^MMi^l n !"<«-■ i^% I 1 1 1 mamk ia^n'.lr'", 1 m IP KQirMriPO r^l aßr jEJßßgl^^> 33rd Supermarket now open I p--^ .J I w^ m*^ ■T Mj^& s at Blk 202, Hougang Street 21, 1 p^J«t L^-JRS^^ JBK*& N ;-;S^B_^|,^>^ <y^ #01-00, Singapore 1953. xjUmtKKmm^^Jßr^ {^^■■BH| Business Hours:
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      190 4 r ODEON i 8 OPENS TOMORROW! ggqmmmfaij 8 the most potent fighting force >Sf^ Q the world has ever seen .j^io^ Q X X?K BARRY BOSTWICK- MICHAEL BECK [TF^l O VjJL) PERSIS KHAMBATTA UJLIII Q 2nd WEEK j ORCH ABDTHEATBE jj 2nd WEEK j CATHAY C'NEIVIA jj jptf^^^la^ 1 ODEON:
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      428 4 Golden Clementi New Town Raja New City Zenith Princess Q'town and New Crown NOW SHOWINGI Note REVISED Time*! O 11am, 1.30,4, 6.45. 9.30pm C N Ci Pr Q: 1 30, 3 45, 7.15, 9.30pm NT: 1.30, 3.45, 7.00. 9.15pm N Cr: 1.00, 3.15, 7.15, 9.30pm R: 1.00, 3.15, 7.00, 9.15pm
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      628 4 jidthWEEKJ M A TAnt* (*****80) 5 SHOWS at 31 JAUL 11 am. 1.30. 4. 6.30 9.00 HURRY-HURRY! SEE IT HOW! I P Themo^c with the music, E3O^i^^ I featunng hit son3s from^B H 9 I CAPITOL: Saturday M'nite ■S'V fv H I CAPITOL: COMING SOON! 1 mf A BOISTEROUS I
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      166 4 X \£Jy OPGANISATON V Ifi CRAZY BOYS IN THE 5 I Q CRAZY WAR' Q ft w»]w«winr.i Is X JASON AND THE X X ARGONAUTS V ,1, ODEON-KATONG 'GALA ,l| JURONG 730 9 P 3opm Q (Z) GOLDEN SULTAN BEDOK Fi jj i 30, 3 30, 7 00, 9 15pm
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      164 5 0 >- ii '^iK: v ;i -^^^wSpl H^^m^HP^T**"^* Blßy ipßpip^^^'^ j^ TECH^'cs ff *ee mßm FREE ,1 ■t^* Pgajj 4 Pm ""^lilSiiMHHl^^ffißffTy ~—^Bf°" pr--— RX-C4SF l^^**^SßKjyj[l^i™-S B^.^l^H.^l^ii BBS PBS 7 IHI^B^Wr^BP^ H Step right m and tune-in to today's best T ip H known brands. IS NGVGF EIiCUXIO So, come
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      739 6 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES §jgggjfflfift Telex Service: Address: Rates: CTIIMTC S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notice Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. RQ^nnfli RS ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sales Service:: Times House Box Service: ttMfflßHß Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 390, Kirn Seng. Road Collected: S$ 5.00 immbiiiiiiiww Singapore 0923
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      196 6 I With our automation and expansion programme 1 In our Production Operation, we invite suitably 1 qualified personnel to reinforce our manage- I ment team In our Engineering Department. 1 ASSISTANT ENGINEER 1 (Chai Chee) Diploma m Mechanical Engineering Minimum 3 years experience m tool and jig designing Knowledge of
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      700 6 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 250 of 1983 In the Matter of the companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of KOK ONG TRADING PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up
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      195 6 GARFIELD |dv/V\ t/AVYt> I I j 10-27 T^ I" 1 STAR WARS B.r 4 rcA/e Goodwin &Al Williamson THE BOHN LOSER AW,COW6O«UOW\^ NI3U €AMK A4O-WCT .£1 AS OWLV V/ A^HST N THE GAMBOLS flrßwy^,^ po you wou/^ fro ttc^ vp 7 tub Ts^e<? anq W/WAT IP LIKE- S fIND 7WAT
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      330 7 APPOINTMENTS GENERAL MANAGER Our companies employ 500 people m magnetics and electronic manufacturing for computers. We have a vacancy for the position of General Manager THE RESPONSIBILITIES ARE: Finance Budgets, cash-flow, liaison with banks Accounting Control of accounting reports Administration Control of purchases, personnel The successful candidate should be Singaporean,
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      212 7 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY No. 1425 of 1982 Re: OUveiro Aloysius Anthony Exparte: Sin Tat Lee Motor Co. (suing as a firm) ...Creditors NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: OUveiro Aloysius Anthony No 5 Block D Poulden Court .Jalan Kayu Singapore Take notice that a
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      952 7 NOTICE IN THK HIGH t Ol RT OF THE REPI'BIJC OK SINGAPORE Suit No. IMS of 1983. Between TYN HI AT Plaintiff And 1. TAN KHI'ATSIONG 2. TAN KOK KHENG Defendants NOTICE OP ADVERTISEMENT SI'MMONS-IN-CH AMBERS LET ALL PARTIES concerned attend before the Registrar-In-Chambers on the 3rd day of November,
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      505 7 ft&SSbflluS SJkif«HiHHHHHHiIH^I^^Hi^BH^HHHHiHHHHHi PEANUTS BySchuix /maybe we\ first jjlif' i $tf\ {LL m} CAN TAKE jfc I'LL CARW fit tt*Jo >TMEM 1 lift CA RV fiWM MVRNS..y y. Mi YOU FOR §i'iljm I vTP i^OwfrV Y FOR 6 A IN wlttuM) NORBERT By George Fett r UMtt 5 T^\S, VSp^T's g/J
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      213 8 BKB9F PiillD '£bßbbßblb^Sbßbl BBBhU^ 'u^B^^BBBBBBBBfIBfIIII^BBBB^P^^ y Jk '"'^lmPm* fel^'^' I**1 1 y» M^> I^BBm^vEfl^ 1^ WMf M ibk: Ji^V^Bb^b^ESH k ]B Wl Bbm^^ w B^^, W i^j^^B^^^iii^.'' "j^^ --1^ v 88l y ,-^j K^^^ K B si .;<? sUi? cyf^HHsSOIuBBBEBfIBS' iHß^i^l^hßl BBBBBHBBB&Kte a BE «fl BB^^HK Bk«B t s^ >
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      108 9 fl^BflH^^^B^^^^^^^^^^Hi^Hß I- "JlIt" ■i i-» M*S\^ A^Cii. w The drinks are on us! ,0!? One carton of ABC Extra Stout cans every month for one year plus on-the-spot Lg W prizes for any person, who is discovered by our team of special promoters. ll drinking ABC Extra Stout and reading
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      192 9 DRAMA FESTIVAL »83 The Importance of Being Earnest, presented by the Stage Club. Drama Centre, 8 p.m. Tickets at $3 and $2 available at the usual booking centres. Until Sunday. GOETHE-INSTITUT FILMS Heiligabend auf St Paul I (Christmas Eve m St Paul I) (1967-68), 7 p.m. and Bayreuther Proben (Bayreuth
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      41 9 INGS OF TAN <JOO JONG Goethe-Institut Art Gallery. 2-6 p.m. Daily except Sundays. Until Saturday. Free. TOUR OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM Each one-hour tour will be conducted for 10 people. Meet at the sales and information counter at 11 a.m Free.
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      248 10 Buying Singapore Airlines' Easy World Fare network. And m conjunction with TWA or Air all the financial security you'll ever need. with pleasure the Business Class fare is US$2B99. with the American Express Card is the best start Canada, you can have all of the United States or If you
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      1831 10 Now a detective on a bike C3HMHHHHHMHHHHB CZEIEIBH \A /I I I r 3 00 PM Opening followed by Taiji Master (Mandarin has to find another campsite, but will they stereo Musical Notebook Get k# When 0 SUnken SNIP SUMaCeS with English subtitles/r): We continue with the manage to set
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        Pianist from China to grace our stage
        620 1 Pianist from China to grace our stage Yin Chengzong, an accomplished pianist who has emerged from the traumatic Cultural Revolution unscathed, will give two performances at the Victoria Concert Hall tomorrow and on Saturday at 8.15 P-m. CHONG WING HONG reports. CHILD prodigy Yin Chengzong is an accomplished pianist today.
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        20 1 fcW£%®mi% J^"C3 3>3E> V^kaa Cbb|T aBBMBpp* Eft IP JAM '*«2:*Wi«* ttam*a ai*iie> «ft7fc**Wtt#fcS« **rfn £$&£7 ir#«"HA»"T^7 Srt*-*fcA±g jfß#A7R?&tfJ ty ytut
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        Woodblock prints and classics inspire artist
        519 1 4 Artists m China have recently been debating the merits of combining ancient brush technique with the accurate study of anatomy of m the Western tradition. One-Man Exhibition of Chinese Paintings By GU BINGXIN Yu Vi Exhibition Centre Bras Basah Complex Ends tomorrow Reviewed
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        Lock icon Footsteps to success
        442 2  - Footsteps to success HOO YEW GEE By ARTIST Ang Hiong Chiok's climb to fame came early this month after seven years of dabbling with oils. His Footsteps, a portrayal of an Amoy Street stairway, stirred the imagination of the judges so much that they gave him this year's prestigious creative
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        313 1 NOTICES ft s KRAMAT TIN DREDGING BERHAD (Incorporated m Malaysia) UNAUDITED MINING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 31ST JULY 1983 Half year Half year Year ended ended ended 31.7.83 31.7.82 31.1.83 Mining Results Output of tin concentrate 000 kgs. 165.23 149.27 247.39 Sale of tin concentrate 000
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        222 1 To be held at the Mercury Room (18th Floor) Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road Singapore 1) No. 56-C, Draycott Park 2 bedroom walkup apartment (with vacant possession) 2) Vacant land at Lorong Mydin/ Lorong Malayu (with planning approval for 5 units of 2 storey terrace houses) Lot 1170 MX XXIII 3)
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        212 1 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Half Year Ended 30th September, 1983 Consolidated Results (Unaudited) Six Months Ended 30th 30th September, September, 1983 1982 (M$ Million) (M$ Million) Change Net Pretax Profit 20.0 11.9 68 Shareholders' Funds 112.7 62.1 82 Loans and Advances, Net of Provisions 1.180.0 804.3 47 Deposits and Borrowings 1,203.9 866.0
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        251 2 APPOINTMENTS Specialists m All Pest Control V Estd 1948 §§|§8J UUnHII COMPANY PTE Lm We are one of the largest established companies m gl§§ the Pest Control/Fumigation Industry with ambitious growth plans. To help us achieve our |lg| I """sales executives I The candidates we are looking for should be
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        322 2 Careers In Tax Peat Marwlck has vacancies for the positions of Semi Senlon and Tax Assistants m its rapidly expanding tax practice m Kuala Lumpur. The successful candidates will be responsible for handling and assisting m a wide range of corporate and personal tax work. The staff will be provided
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        284 2 First Class Hotel urgently requires applications from qualified personnels for the following positions:--(A) FOOD BEVERAGE MANAGER Candidate must have at least 3 years experience m Food Beverage operations Able to achieve high standards of Western and Asian cuisine presentations. Experience m budgetary and financial controls are essential. (B) ASSISTANT FOOD
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        243 2 PLAZA HOTEL invites applications for the following positions:--(A) BANQUET SALES MANAGER/ ASSISTANT BANQUET SALES MANAGER (B) FOOD BEVERAGE EXECUTIVES Applicants should possess the following pre-requisites:-1. Singapore citizens of 25 years and above. 2. Minimum Cambridge School Certificate or its equivalent. 3. At least 3 years" experience in> POST (A) sales
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        99 3 take great pride and pleasure m appointing SAN MOTOR 00 FTE LTD a wholly owned subsidiary of Asia Motor Co. (Pie.) Ltd. as the Sole Distributors tor all Fiat and Lancia cars A New Team of Motoring Excellence. Showrooms: Servicing Centres: •27 Forh Road #01 -06 Hoa Nam Building. 1
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        Forks and spoons from buffalo horns
        599 4 IF DEER horns and antlers make popular ornaments at home, the same is not true of the buffaloes' horns. At first sight they appear dull and dirty. But not many realise that the horns of the humble buffalo can also be turned into beautiful
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        318 4  - Let's learn MALAY Haron A. Rahman Lesson 828 Learn Malay: The Easy Way By Jawapan bagi soalansoalan dalam Pelajaran 82 A: Answers to questions In Lesson 82 A: 1) Juara bahagian kanak-kanak dalam peraduan itu ialah Mohd Arfin bin Mohd Akram. Lagu yang dibananya ialah 'Ratapan Anak Tiri'. 2) Enam
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        Tanduk yg diukir indah menarik
        616 4  -  ZAWIYAH SALLEH Oleh TANDUK rusa yang cantik memang sesuai dibuat perhiasan, tetapi tanduk kerbau yang kelihatan hodoh tidak pula diminati ramai. Tahukah anda bahawa tanduk kerbau yang hitam atau berbelang (bagi tanduk kerbau balau), boleh diukir menjadi senduk, garfu, hulu jeris atau huju kewelang (sejenis
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        RADIN MAS
        150 4  -  Yaakub Rashid illustrator Aisan retold by 33a) Pada suatu hari kedua suami-isteri itu telah bertengkar dan Puteri terus mencaci dan menghamun Pangeran sebagai anak dagang yang lupakan jasa ayahandanya dan ibu Radin Mas sebagai seorang perempuan joget istana. 33a) One day the couple quarreled and the Princess resorted
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        326 4 APPOINTMENTS T BLX3SHAIM i" PRINTING PRESS We require personnel for our Printing Press m Jeddah, SAUDI ARABIA. SALES EXECUTIVES Musthaveadynamicpersonalityandbe able to deal with all levels of people Must have knowledge of preparing quotes Knowledgeof papers isanadded advantage Possess a valid driving licence GENERALCONDITIONS Applicants should be males, overthe age
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        747 4 a A subsidiary of one of Asia's oldest and largest companies has recently been established m Singapore to market a very a successful and exciting range of 1 6-bit microcomputers, software products and peripherals. It is currently seeking* m suitable candidates for the following important positions. I SALES MANAGER MICROCOMPUTERS
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