The Straits Times, 11 November 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    We won't forget Asia — Reagan
    587 1  - We won't forget Asia Reagan PETER HAZELHURST If missiles accord with Russia is concluded By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan assured Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today that the United States will not sacrifice Asia if it concludes an agreement with the Soviet Union to reduce intermediate range nuclear
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    Lock icon 15 'above height' vehicles booked
    318 1  -  PAUL WEE By FIFTEEN heavy vehicles were booked yesterday in a crackdown on vehicles carrying cargo above the permitted height. They were caught when the Public Works Department, joined by officers from the Traffic Police and Registry of Vehicles, mounted an operation to check heavy
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    Lock icon Marcos: I have recovered from my illness
    141 1 Marcos: I have recovered from my illness NEW YORK, Thurs. PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday denied rumours that he was seriously ill and losing control of the country. In an interview published by Fortune magazine here, he said he had recovered from a bout of bronchitis, a bladder infection and
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    Lock icon Two Marines jailed for life
    54 1 NAHA (Japan), Thurs. An Okinawa local court today sentenced two US Marines to life imprisonment for robbing and killing a Japanese taxi driver. Private Lorean Diedrich, 20, and another Marine whose name was withheld because he is a minor, were charged with murdering Koei Medoru-
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    Lock icon More violence
    45 1 LIMA, Thurs. Leftist guerillas stepped up acts of violence yesterday in an effort to disrupt Sunday's planned nationwide municipal elections, assassinating a mayor in central Peru and forcing President Fernando Belaunde's ruling Centre Party to cancel its closing campaign rally in Lima. AP
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    Lock icon Syria fires on US fighter-jets
    207 1 Syria fires on US fighter- jets BEIRUT, Thurs. SYRIA said Its air defences Intercepted roar American F-14 fighter-bombers which overflew Syrian forces In Lebanon today, and forced them back towards the sea. The US White Honse spokesman, Mr Anson Franklin, currently with President Ronald Reagan on his trip to Tokyo,
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    Intelligence and the communist
    150 1 4 THERE is a French proverb: Nothing is distributed more justly among men than intelligence. Everybody thinks he's got sufficient portions. As regards economic intelligence, it seems to me that the Russian communists have not been given a fair share. And communists as snch all over
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    N. Korean ship not allowed to dock
    202 1 Vessel was seen off Rangoon after bomb explosion last month SINGAPORE has refused docking facilities to the North Korean cargo ship which was seen outside Rangoon a week before a bomb explosion there last month. "The Singapore government will not allow the ship
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    Lock icon Tit for tat
    61 1 PARIS, Thurs. A picture showing French actress Brigitte Bardot with a hideous naked body cost a French magazine 50,000 francs ($13,200) in damages and interest yesterday. A civil court in Paris said the monthly satirical magazine Hara Kiri had given Miss Bardot "a particularly degrading and hateful'
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    Lock icon Seoul 'still for closer ties'
    74 1 TOKYO, Thurs. South Korean Prime Minister Chin Lee Chong said in an interview in Seoul with a Japanese newspaper yesterday that Seoul would continue to seek closer ties with Communist Bloc countries despite the Korean airliner incident and last month's Rangoon bombing. Mr Chin said
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      Lock icon ROCKETS FIRED ON SYRIANS
      71 1 TRIPOLI (Lebanon), Thors. Forces loyal to PLO chief Yasser Arafat for the first time today fired rockets on Syrian positions breaking the ceasefire which had brought some measure of peace to this northern citv for the last 24 hoars. Local residents said they did not know
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      119 1 Sri Delima: Wise is she? Meet her on Page One Shopping for a first aid kit Outlook, Page Two Saturday night, and I'm sitting in the mud Leisure, Page Seventeen She sings for JM fc Page I Outlook 2,3,4 Comics 14,15 Cinema 9 (Sect. 3) Radio TV 18 Appointments and
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      590 2 960 NUS applicants A TOTAL of 964 men and women want to join the National University of Singapore, now that the second language requirement has been relaxed. Most of them prefer to join the NUS over the next two academic years, that is, July 1984 and July 1985, rather
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      COMMENT
      261 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: TWICE before this year, US President Ronald Reagan and Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone have sat down to explain the facts of domestic life to each other. Their get-together in Japan this week will focus on issues protectionism, value of the yen and defence over
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      SPORTS
      348 2 A feast of fists? THERE may be many millions of dollars at stake but at least the world middleweight boxing championship between Marvelous Marvin Hagler and remarkable Roberto Duran brings us back to basics. Beneath all the bullshine, it is sport, pure and simple, writes ALAN HUBBARD. So, while
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      188 2 MOVE TO PROTECT BANK'S MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS IN A no-nonsense move to protect the interests of minority shareholders, the Malaysian authorities, including Bank Negara, have drastically revised the terms of Datuk Azman Hashim's proposed sale of a 45 per cent stake in Arab-Malaysian Development Bank (AMDB) to Taiping Textiles
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      BACKGROUND
      84 2 LIBERALS GET IT TOO FOLLOWING the Chinese Communist Party's announcement last month to clean up the party and rid it of radical and corrupt members, Beijing has also begun a major campaign against what it calls "spiritual pollution", which is directed mainly against the literature and the arts. While
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      508 2 Marcos lashes critics PHILIPPINES President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday denied that his government was responsible for the severe economic crisis besetting the country. Instead, he attacked critics in the business sector and appealed for help in raising badlyneeded foreign exchange. In a combative mood, Mr Marcos told local
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      SECTION 2
      388 2 The real Sri Delima SHE'S better known to Singapore readers as Sri Delima, who pens the weekly, column in the New Straits Times, As I Was Passing. But Adibah Amin admits she can no longer hide behind her penname. The Malaysian winner of one of this year's South-east
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      205 2 Iranian connection' IRAN has embarked on an organised effort to export its Islamic revolution to Malaysia, advocating the overthrow of its monarchy and parliamentary democracy, high level official Malaysian sources said yesterday. They said government intelligence had gathered documentary evidence showing that the Iranian embassy in Kuala
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      174 2 Tough side of acting DEMURE Chen Xiuwen, lead actress of the Hongkong TV serial, The Taiji Master, thinks acting is really a hard life. For instance, she once had to dip several times into a swimming pool when the temperature was 10 degrees Celsius. On another
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      'Asean people fear Japan will re-arm'
      380 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST By /oA/o Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. Most people in Asean admire Japan's ethic for hard work, but a majority still harbour fears that the Japanese will re-arm as a military power again. This is one of the conclusions of a series of exhaustive
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      Japan, US endorse new moves on yen
      508 3 Japan, US endorse new moves on yen Cabinet-level working group to monitor progress TOKYO, Thurs. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today endorsed steps aimed at strengthening the yen to counteract Japan's huge trade surplus with the rest of the world. On the second day of his visit
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      Lock icon Look out for 'kill Reagan' suspect, Seoul tells airlines
      149 3 Look out for 'kill Reagan' suspect, Seoul tells airlines SEOUL, Thurs. All airlines operating to South Korea have been told to watch for an American suspected of planning to assassinate President Ronald Reagan during his three-day visit starting on Saturday, airline sources said today. White House officials travelling with Mr
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        Lock icon Viets shell Khmer Rouge base
        126 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. Vietnamese forces today shelled a Khmer Rouge guerilla base east of the Thai border, Thai military sources said. The sources said it was not known if the artillery shelling from the Cambodian village of Nimit caused any casualties at the base near the
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        Lock icon Jakarta alert on Reds
        160 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. A top Home Ministry official has urged increased vigilance against communism and a tightening of control over former communist political prisoners as "indications are getting stronger that the banned Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) is trying to stage a comeback." The director-general for socio-political affairs,
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        Lock icon Kidnappers' message to France
        201 3 Kidnappers' message to France BANGKOK, Thurs. A French couple kidnapped by Karen secessionists in Burma have urged France to give in to the demands of their captors and stop all aid to Kangoon, the rebels said today. A spokesman for the rebel Karen National Union (KNU) said in a telephone
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      Lock icon Brutal ways 'must not be repeated'
      153 3 BEIJING, Thurs. China's post-Mao regime has pledged it will not treat advocates of political liberalisation as severely as the leftists, stressing that these 'rightists were "comrades" who should be reformed. The principal architect of the drive against Western "spiritual pollution" stressed that China should
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      Gqvt not to blame for crisis, Marcos tells businessmen
      462 3  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos today denied his government was responsible for the severe economic crisis besetting the country. Instead, he attacked critics in the business sector and appealed for help in raising badly-needed foreign exchange.
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      Lock icon Proposals to ease tension in Sri Lanka
      128 3 Proposals to ease tension in Sri Lanka COLOMBO, Thurs. An Indian envoy was returning to New Delhi tonight with proposals which sources said marked a breakthrough in efforts to resolve Sri Lanka's ethnic tensions. Sri Lankan President Junius Jayewardene said Gopalaswami Parthasarathi, special envoy of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi,
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      8 3 China wages war en 'spiritual pollution': Pg 21
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      Lock icon Botswana blames Zimbabwe for border clash
      208 4 GABORONE, Thurs A BORDER battle between Botswana troops and helicopter-support-ed intruders brought two southern African neighbours into conflict today. Botswana has accused Zimbabwean troops of firing on its army after intruding into northwestern Botswana on Tuesday. But Zimbabwe said Botswana was mistaken. It insisted
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      Lock icon Appeal to help the hungry
      61 4 ROME, Thurs. Malnutrition kills or disables 40,000 small children a day, Sudanese President Jaafar Numeiry said yesterday when urging nations to increase spending to help the world's hungry. He also told the conference of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation here that 870 million people
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      Lock icon No ban
      36 4 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Australian unions have called off a proposed ban on flights to and from the country by the US airline Continental which was to start tomorrow, a spokesman of the unions said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Bombing toll rises to 237
      59 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The total number of Americans confirmed killed in the Oct 23 bombing in Beirut has risen from 230 to 237, the Pentagon said yesterday. It said the figure is expected to rise when the identification process is completed. The remains of the 237
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      Lock icon Ceasefire in Lebanon seems to be holding
      347 4 But Arafat may have to leave his stronghold TRIPOLI, Thursday AN ARAB-mediated ceasefire arranged after a week of heavy fighting between Palestinian factions for and against PLO leader Yasser Arafat appeared to be holding today. But one of the conditions seemed to be
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      Lock icon Saudis 'building up floating oil stockpiles'
      348 4 4. political and military establishments of America are mature enough to know that Igniting the fire of war In this region means extinguishing the flame of oil In the world." Iranian President Ali Khamenei, telling a news conference in Teheran on Tuesday why he
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      Lock icon Iran closes two French offices
      127 4 PARIS, Thurs. Iran ordered two French government offices in Teheran closed this week in retaliation to France's delivery of five SuperEtendard fighter-bombers to Iraq last month, a Foreign Ministry official said The official could not confirm reports that French banks also have been ordered shut.
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      Lock icon We shot plane down, says Angolan group
      145 4 PARIS, Than. The armed opposition Unite movement in Angola today claimed responsibility for the destruction of an Angolan airlines Boeing 737 which crashed on Tuesday In the south of the country killing everyone aboard. In a statement issued here, Unite (National Union for
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      Lock icon Nationwide blackout hits Israel
      179 4 TEL AVIV, Thursday BUSINESS came to a standstill and motorists were left without traffic lights as Israelis suffered a nationwide power failure today. The blackout was triggered when a generator broke down at the main Hadera power station north of Tel Aviv. Other generators operating at
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        Lock icon Death for corruption?
        55 4 SOUTH KOREAN bank officials who accept bribes could face the death penalty under a new law proposed by the government. The Bill, subject to Cabinet and parliamentary approval, was prompted by a recent series of multi-million dollar financial scandals involving bank officials and private money-lenders, government officials
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        Lock icon Quake rocks Italy
        76 4 AN EARTHQUAKE measuring 5.2 on the Richter Scale hit north-central Italy yesterday, injuring about 50 people and causing some damage to buildings in the area. Because the quake was felt as far north as the Austrian border, as far east as Venice and as far west as
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        Lock icon HK-China N-plant
        60 4 HONGKONG ANNOUNCED on Wednesday that it would cooperate with China in the construction of a US$5 billion (5510.7 billion) nuclear power plant at Daya Bay in Guanggong province in southern China. Mr Piers Jacobs, Secretary for Economic Services, said Hongkong would form the Hongkong Nuclear Investment Company to
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        Lock icon Sign of attack?
        76 4 INDIAN PRIME MINISTER Indira Gandhi hinted on Wednesday that Pakistani charges that India was interfering in its affairs were a sign Pakistan was preparing to attack India. "When the same charge is repeated every day, we have to think whether they are trying to find some excuse
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        Lock icon 'Envoys recruited spy'
        66 4 THE SOVIET army daily newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) yesterday said in Moscow that three American diplomats who were serving at the US Embassy in Moscow recruited a Soviet citizen as a spy for American intelligence. The newspaper named the three men as Counsellor Peter Semler, Second
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        Lock icon 'Healthier economy'
        72 4 THE AUSTRALIAN government announced yesterday in Canberra that the Australian economy appeared to be improving as unemployment declined last month and the balance of payments rose sharply. Unemployment fell to 9.9 per cent last month, a drop of 0.5 per cent, to reach its lowest level since February,
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      Lock icon Tribute to Brezhnev but the bouquets go to Andropov
      269 6 MOSCOW, Thurs. THE Soviet leadership paid tribute to Leonid Brezhnev yesterday, a year after his death, but its commemoration of the former president lavished more praise on his successor in an indication that Yuri Andropov is firmly in charge at the
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      Lock icon Heineken chief kidnapped by masked gang
      196 6 Heineken chief kidnapped by masked gang AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Dutch police extended their hunt today for three masked men who seized the chairman of Helneken Breweries last night. Police said no ransom demand had been received and they had no clue to the motives of the kidnappers nor their nationalities. Border
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      Lock icon US: Plan to pull out N-weapons may be scrapped
      342 6 WASHINGTON, Thursday THE Pentagon's arms control expert said yesterday that he would not rule out halting the planned withdrawal of 1,400 nuclear weapons from Europe if the Soviet Union fails to reciprocate. The decision to withdraw about 1,400 nuclear weapons including
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      Lock icon British women Sail in law action to stop missiles
      129 6 NEW YORK, Thurs. A federal court today refused to grant a British women's group an injunction to stop the United States from placing cruise missiles in Britain, but set a hearing for Nov 21. US district court judge David Edelstein said
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      Lock icon East-West news media battle heats up at Unesco meeting
      275 6 East- West news media battle heats up at Unesco meeting PARES, Thurs. The East-West battle over whether news media should be state-controlled escalated yesterday at the 22nd United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation general conference. The United States heated up the 10-year-old international debate, introducing an amendment asking Unesco
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      Lock icon London pupils speak in many tongues
      101 6 LONDON, Thurs. A total of 147 different languages are spoken by students in London schools, a survey by the city's education authority revealed. Almost one student in six speak a language other than English in their homes. Fewer than half of these could speak
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      Lock icon IBM-Hitachi law suit settled, says report
      530 8 Japanese firm 'agrees to pay $642 m for stealing trade secrets' NEW YORK, Thursday dfsf INTERNATIONAL Business Machines Corp reportedly settled its trade-secrets law suit against Hitachi Ltd after the Japanese computer maker secretly agreed to pay IBM about US$3OO million (***** million). IBM
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      Lock icon Civilians take over in Grenada
      526 8 We won't be anybody s puppet, says leader of interim government- ST GEORGE'S (Grenada), Thurs. A TEAM of civilians today took over day-to-day running of Grenada after its temporary leader vowed it would not be anybody's puppet. The interim administration was named yesterday by GovernorGeneral
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      Lock icon US troops under sniper fire
      116 8 ST. GEORGE'S (Grenada), Thurs. American paratroopers exchanged tire with several snipers yesterday, a US military spokesman said. It was the first fighting reported in four days, and he said there were no casualties. Major Douglas Frey said five or six snipers opened fire with automatic
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      Lock icon 'Stunning' discoveries by satellite
      272 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A series of "stunning discoveries" in space by an observation satellite will rewrite astronomy books, according to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa). Heavenly revelations by the Infra-Red Astronomical Satellite (Iras), launched last January with British and Dutch cooperation, include a new object
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      Lock icon Republicans win key Senate seat victory
      108 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Republicans won a key election on Tuesday when Dan Evans took the Senate seat for Washington state occupied by prominent Democrat Henry "Scoop" Jackson until his death on Sept 1. Mr Evans' victory was a boost for the Republicans and President
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      Lock icon 270 babies die of hunger each day in Mexico
      287 8 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. Hunger kills 270 babies every day in Mexico, or almost 100,000 a year. These cruel statistics have just been published by the press here to back up the government's US$3.4 million (Ss7.l million) national food programme aimed at
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      Lock icon CIA agent gets another 25 years' jail and fine
      83 8 NEW YORK, Thurs. Former Central Intelligence Agency officer Edwin Wilson was yesterday ordered jailed for 25 years and fined U5575,000 (*****,000) for plotting to murder eight witnesses and prosecution lawyers. Manhattan Federal Court judge Edward Wein- feld said the jail term
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    Site checks to curb crime
    160 9 POLICE are carrying oat regular anti-crime checks in construction sites throughout the Island in an effort to curb the growing wave of crime involving foreign workers. The raids, conducted mostly In the night by divisional police, had been going on since the beguiling of the
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    Nine local firms for electronics fair in Paris
    175 9 Nine local firms for electronics fair in Paris NINE local manufacturers of electronic components will take part in an electronics fair in Paris from November 14 to 18. The fair, Salon International des Composants Electroniques 83, attracted more than 95,000 trade visitors from 96 countries last year. Through the fair,
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    Company director freed on $2 m bail
    123 9 A COMPANY managing director was released on $2 million bail yesterday. District Judge F. G. Remedios granted defence counsel Naresh Mahtani's application for the bail to be varied from $2.5 million to $2 million. Loh provided a personal bond of $500,000 while his
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    634 booked
    24 9 POLICE booked 634 motorists for violating parking rules during a three-day operation in the city area from Monday. Another 57 were warned.
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    Annual do
    34 9 THE Old Bartleyans' Association will hold its annual dinner and dance at the Pavilion International hotel on Dec 3 at 7.30 p.m. Those interested can telephone Francis Lim (*****90/*****8) or Ravi (*****40).
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    Chinese Chess masters meet in Asean contest
    247 9 Chinese Chess masters meet in Asean contest CHINESE chess, a game often played in HDB estates, moved to the Asean level last night. Five Grand Masters from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines will pit their skill against one another in the first Asean Chinese Chess Masters Invitation tournament.
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    Two injured in accidents
    60 9 TWO men suffered serious head injuries in separate road accidents on Wednesday. Mr Chua Kim Huat, 31, was admitted to the Alexandra Hospital after his van overturned while he was driving along Hillview Road. Motorcyclist Tan Kok Hoi, also 31, was taken to the Singapore General
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    Lock icon Balinese dancers here for festival
    170 9 Balinese dancers here for festival THESE are Balinese bumble bees flirting in a garden in a mystical dance. The Tari Oleg Tambulilingan, a bumble bee dance, was performed by Mrs Ellen Sribunan Umtini, 31, (foreground) as the teasing female bee. The male bee was danced by Mr I Ketut Archana,
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    960 apply after NUS relaxes rule
    357 9 MORE than 960 men and women want to join the National University of Singapore, now that the second language requirement has been relaxed. Most of them prefer to join the NUS over the next two years, when the academic years begin in July 1984
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    Singapore invited to Western Australia festival
    235 9 SINGAPORE is one of 35 countries invited to participate in Western Australia's Indian Ocean Festival next year. Mr Ron Davies, Western Australia Minister for the Environment, Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and the Arts, said he hoped Singapore would take part ana present Chinese cultural
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    Stolen parts case: Four arrested
    102 9 Stolen parts case: Four arrested FOUR men, two said to be security guards, were arrested with about $160,000 worth of suspected stolen spare parts as they were leaving a tractor company in Jurong in two vehicles early yesterday. The arrests and seizure came after months of investigation by officers from
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    WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER CAR RAMS INTO GATE
    99 9 POLICE have arrested a woman who allegedly rammed her car through the gate of a Meyer Road house and then tried to run down a woman in the house on Wednesday. Police said the suspect, a 53-year-old housewife, was released on bail pending
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    History points the way to Russia's behaviour
    739 10  - History points the way to Russia's behaviour A. S. YEONG The Singapore Lecture By An example of political destabilisation caused by increasing world debt 4 The Argentinian invasion of the Falkland Islands or the Malvlnas would never have happened if the Argentinian generals had not had the feeling that they
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    Schmidt's thoughts from world economic recovery to peace demos
    699 10  - Schmidt's thoughts from world economic recovery to peace demos GRACE CHNG By THE former Chancellor of West Germany, Mr Helmut Schmidt, took part in an informal question and answer session when he visited the Goethe Institut yesterday. For 40 minutes, he held the attention of about 150 people in the
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    My interest in gene banks: Mrs Schmidt
    361 11 NATURE is being threatened in West Germany and this prompted Mrs Helmut Schmidt to start a gene bank where seeds of wild flowers in danger of becoming extinct can be kept. There was already a gene bank for cultured plants such as old
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    Irish Guards not coming so SIA cancels parade
    271 11 BRITAIN has refused permission for the famous Buckingham Palace Irish Guards to head a huge carnival parade down Orchard Road. And the result: The whole show has been called off. If it had been on, Singaporeans and visitors would have seen the
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    Order of St John awards
    103 11 THE Order of St John awards will be presented to 19 people who have served the St John Ambulance Brigade over the past 33 years. Patron of the Brigade, President C. V. Devan Nair will present the awards on Sunday during the brigade's annual general
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    We're not unduly worried: EDB chief
    330 11 Computer industry shake-out THE Economic Development Board is not unduly worried about personal computer factories closing shop here, a possible repercussion of the shake-out in the computer indusry. Its chairman, Mr P. Y. Hwang, said shakeouts were inevitable in growing industries; one had only
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    Course next year to train craftsmen to be supervisors
    155 11 A COURSE to train master craftsmen will be offered at the Brown Boveri Government Training Centre from May next year. The centre's director of training, Mr W. Siener, said at its 10th anniversary celebrations yesterday that the Advanced Craftsmen Training Course
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    Community centre of the year to be honoured
    88 12 Community centre of the year to be honoured SINGAPORE'S top community centre for this year will be named by the People's Association at a ceremony next Thursday. Three other centres will receive merit awards. Recognition will also be given to the work of 440 long-serving members of CC management committee
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    Govt land
    37 12 THE government has acquired about 9,300 sq metres of land around Choa Chu Kang for the widening of Jalan Bahar from Upper Jurong Road to Choa Chu Kang, according to a gazette released on Wednesday.
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    Early closing
    22 12 THE National Library, its branches and mobile service points will close at 6 p.m., three hours earlier, on Nov 19.
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    Art by computer
    334 12  -  JUNE TAN Top PSLE pupils in two schools will start on new programme next year By AT THE press of a button, mountains turn red. At another push, they become molehills. Art can be like a computer game without messing around with paint brushes for top PSLE
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    Train workers for excellence
    167 12 WHAT should be oar objective in training? W We most not train people to be merely efficient bat for development In regards to knowledge, skills and attitude. We do not train people to make them average employees but to make them excellent employees; for them to
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      New traffic signals at junction
      50 12 New traffic signals at junction THE NEW traffic signals installed by the Public Works Department at the junction of Upper Bukit Timah Road and Lorong 4 Bukit Gombak will start operating from 10 a.m. today. Motorists approaching these signals are advised to drive carefully and to observe the signal indications.
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      Man on attempted armed robbery charge
      67 12 A THAI was yesterday charged in a magistrate's court with attempted armed robbery on Wednesday. No plea was taken from the man, whose identity is still unknown to the police. He will be remanded at the CID lockup until Nov 17 when the case
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      Father of two fined $1,000
      52 12 A FATHER of two children was yesterday fined $1,000 for outraging the modesty of his 14-year-old neighbour in May. Ho Chee Chye, 45, a labourer admitted committing the offence on May 1 at a vacant flat in the same block where they were living at
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    Peers and public pay tribute to artist Soo Pieng
    166 12 Peers and public pay tribute to artist Soo Pieng ARTISTS and friends of pioneer artist Cheong Soo Pieng, led by Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri, Parliamentary Secretary (Health and Culture), paid tribute to the late master at an exhibition in his honour yesterday evening. Speaking at the opening of the Cheong
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    73 per cent pass tests at Mandarin clinic
    351 12 73 per cent pass tests at Mandarin clinic OF THE 381 participants who took tests on literacy and prounciation organised Dy the Mandarin Clinic, 280 or 73 per cent of them passed. The Mandarin Clinic or free Mandarin consultative service was held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and
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    Cinema workers to keep two months' hospital benefit
    205 12 Cinema workers to keep two months' hospital benefit A THEATRE'S management and a union both gained and lost something In an Industrial Arbitration Court ruling on a wage dispute. The arbitration court president, Mr Tan Boon Chiang, yesterday upheid the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union's claim to two months'
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    More abortions in private institutions for the first time
    401 12 More abortions in private institutions for the first time FOR the first time, the number of legalised abortions performed in approved private institutions exceeded those carried out in government hospitals. Last year a total of 15,548 legalised abortions (excluding menstrual regulation) were performed. Of these, 50.6 per cent were performed
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    Court hears tale of monkey business
    748 15  -  BEN DAVIDSON Episode in Monkey God legend comes alive in defamation suit By AN AMUSING episode in the legend of the indomitable Chinese Monkey God yesterday formed part of the evidence in the Nanyang Siang Pau defamation suit. The tale was narrated by a
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    Penguin gives his new mate the cold shoulder
    314 15 POOR old George! He's a king who does not care to be monarch of all he surveyed. After four years of celibacy, living with a motley crew of penguin Lilliputians, he was promised a mate of his own kind. He was coaxed
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    Trailer and container reported stolen
    118 15 Trailer and container reported stolen A TRAILER and a container with 500 video cassette recorders worth $400,970 were reported stolen from Mohamed Sultan Road, off River Valley Road, on Wednesday. The trailer, with the container on it, was parked along the road at about 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday. The loss
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    Suspected drug addict jumped to his death
    339 15  - Suspected drug addict jumped to his death ELENA CHONG By A SUSPECTED drug addict jumped from his ninth flat after his elder brother let a group of Central Narcotics Bureau officers in early one morning, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Sales representative Fong Cheng Siang, 36, said his brother, Pang
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    Stranded workers return to Jakarta
    139 15 THE group of Malaysiabound Indonesian workers who were stranded here after being refused entry into peninsular Malaysia returned to Indonesia yesterday. An Immigration Department spokesman said the group of 176 workers, who had come here in batches on transit to Kuala Lumpur, had left for
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    Computer centre set up by DBS
    101 15 DBS Bank has set up a $120,000 microcomputer centre to promote a greater awareness of computer technology among its staff, said the latest isue of Banknotes, house journal of the DBS group. The centre, which is at DBS Building's podium block, came in the
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      Lock icon Army chief: We did not promise amnesty
      296 16 JOHOR BARU, Thurs. THE army chief yesterday said that Malaysian members of the Communist Party of Malaya who surrendered to the Thai authorities last week under an amnesty might be prosecuted if they returned to Malaysia. Gen Tan Sri Zain Hashim said that
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      Lock icon Security review
      76 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Indonesia-Malaysia general border committee will meet here tomorrow to review the joint security operations against communist terrorists still lurking along their common border in Kalimantan on Borneo Island. The Indonesian delegation to the two-day meeting will be led by General Benny Murdani, Chief of
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      Lock icon It's improper'
      39 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Backbencher Azharul Abidin Haji Abdul Rahim said in Parliament yesterday it was improper that the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur was being used as a tourist attraction as it disturbed Muslims praying there. Bernama
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      Lock icon Heroin haul at airport
      50 16 PENANG, Thurs. Two Australian men, aged 26 and 27, were arrested for trafficking in 410 g of heroin at Bayan Lepas Airport yesterday. Police said the amount of drugs found on the two men could kill 16,000 people. They will be charged in court later. NST
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      Lock icon 'We have proof Iran is behind it' claim
      338 16 Campaign to export Islamic revolution to Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday IRAN has embarked on an organised effort to export its Islamic revolution to Malaysia, advocating the overthrow of the country's constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy, high level official sources said today. They
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      Lock icon The trips Teheran financed
      569 16 The trips Teheran financed HERE are the details of the various trips undertaken by Malaysians and sponsored and financed by Teheran. IN JUNE LAST YEAR, nine leaders of Party Islam of Malaysia (PAS) and several members of other Malaysian organisations went to Iran for a seminar highlighting the suppression of
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      Lock icon 314 charged
      40 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A total of 314 government officers were charged with corruption between July, 1981 and the end of September this year, the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Dr James Ongkili, told Parliament yesterday. Bernama
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      Lock icon New bishop
      30 16 PENANG, Thurs. The Right Rev Antony Selvanayagam, 48, was installed as the Roman Catholic Bishop of Penang in a ceremony at the Cathedral of the Assumption yesterday. NST
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      Lock icon Malaysia barters for $50 m boat
      294 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. MALAYSIA will exchange produce and manufactured goods for a $50 million patrol boat being built by South Korea in what is believed to be the biggest barter deal to date. Among the goods to be bartered are crude oil, refined palm
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      Lock icon MAS in airline link
      102 16 PETALING JAYA, Thurs. Malaysian Airline System (MAS) is expected to operate a joint air service with Northwest Orient Airlines between here and the United States from next April, its chairman Raja Tan Sri Mohar Raja Badiozaman said yesterday. He said the proposed Elans for air services
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    The Straits Times says... Friends, above all
    475 18 The Straits Times says... Friends, above all THE formula is simple enough: An American leader with an election to fight next year visits a Japanese Prime Minister with an election to fight next month. The one factor plus the other inevitably adds up to success, especially given that President Ronald
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    Kansas war game
    846 18  - Kansas war game BART MILLS ABC's two-hour drama about all-out nuclear war sets off a controversy By 4 ABC never told me why they wanted to do this (the film The Day After), but the truth seeped through: They're all scared to death. They know what's coming. And when big
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    'Ask me any question but that'
    634 18 "HI, COLONEL, where are you going with your parachute?" "I can't tell you, son. It's a military secret." "I'm from the press. Can I come along?" "No way, son. "Why not, sir? I'm paid to cover wars." "I'd be too worried about your safety.
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    A strong $ is good for Europe
    783 18  - A strong is good for Europe CHARLES WOLF gfdgh By Writing for the New York Times 4 DOLLAR demand has strengthened because of the relative immunity from political risk enjoyed by dollar assets. Nationalisation of business by a socialist government in France, unsettling electoral gains in West Germany by the
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      239 18 This week: TIME forecasts the economy of the Pacific. TIME created its Pacific Board of Perspective. One reason why so Economists to trace, analyze, and many people in Asia and round the forecast the movements of the Pacific world —30 million people each week economy. Last year, their first report
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      W. Germans and Nato's guarantee of freedom
      403 19 IT WAS by chance that I read the article "Demonstrations It is a right that has been cleverly used in West Germany". (ST, Oct 31). Your headline about demonstrations in West Germany is good, if you read it in connection with the headline
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        Action on queue jumping
        106 19 I REFER to the letter "Stop this unfair practice 1 by "How Can?" (ST, Oct 8). The problems concerning the booking of squash courts can be reduced if everyone exercises some self-discipline. Nevertheless, the reader's observation has been looked into and the guard and staff concerned
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        More food stalls?
        73 19 I REFER to the letter "No seat" by "Hungry" (ST, Oct 25), who requested for another food centre at Cuppage Road. I am sorry to inform "Hungry" that the ministry will not be building any more food centres near the present one. It is, however, looking into
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      All-out war on credit card crime
      457 19 All-out war on credit card crime I READ with interest the letter "Ways to reduce credit card crime" by Mr Henry C.L. Lim. (ST, Nov 7). We share Mr Lim's concern that credit card fraud must be prevented while allowing the genuine card member freedom and protection while using the
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      Impose jail terms on the criminals
      196 19 I WOULD like to refer to one of the suggestions in the letter "Ways to reduce credit card crime" by Mr Henry C.L. Lim. (ST, Nov 7). Mr Li m s suggestion that signatures be verified using ultra-violet light will not deter credit card
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      No smoking
      72 19 THERE is another accident threat to the public, the authorities may wish to attend to. It is the increasing number of petrol kiosk attendants smoking right under the no-smoking sign above the pumps. On one occasion, a lit cigarette left on a shelf adjoining a pump was blown
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      Singapore seafarers must face up to real world situation
      831 19 I FIND it prudent to comment on the letter from the Singapore Maritime Officers Union and its case for job priority on ships for Singaporeans. (ST, Oct 25). I believe it is true that the bulk of the income of the
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      These tapes take too long to clear
      255 19 These tapes take too long to clear AS this is Productivity Month, I am prompted to write in regarding training tapes sent by parcel post. On numerous occasions, I have ordered video tapes on training subjects from the United States and these were sent to me byparcel post. The Mails
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      Lock icon China wages war on 'spiritual pollution'
      691 20  - China wages war on 'spiritual pollution' CHRISTOPHER WREN By BEIJING China has begun a major campaign against what it disparagingly calls "spiritual pollution" the influx of unwelcome Western trends and liberal values attributed to China's open-door policy towards the West. The crackdown has come in the aftermath of last month's
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      Soviets crack down on the trendies
      883 20  -  MARK FRANKLAND By THE writer of the second Pravda article can't understand why Soviet film importers bought Abba, the Western pop music film: "What ideological considerations were they guided by?" And he is shocked that the chain of Beryozka shops that accept only hard
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        Lock icon Industrial output rises
        93 21 BEIJING, Thurs. China's industrial output in the first 10 months of this year rose 10.5 per cent against the same period last year. The State Statistical Bureau said that in the nine months to Sept 30, the increase from one year ago was 10.1 per cent. Crude
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        Lock icon Record surplus
        76 21 CAMBERRA, Thurs. Australia recorded a US$l.26 billion (552.7 billion) balance of payments surplus, as measured by net monetary movements, in October, after a $259 million deficit in September and a $469 million surplus a year earlier. The Statistics Bureau said this is the highest monthly surplus on record
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        Lock icon Processing plant
        85 21 JAKARTA, Thurs. Japanese, Thai and Indonesian interests will cooperate in the construction of a liquid frozen egg processing plant in Bekasi, east of here. The Indonesian Poultry Association has announced that the approximately US$7.l million (5515.1 million) multinational project is expected to begin production in 1985 with a
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        Lock icon Trade surplus shrinks
        64 21 TAIPEH, Thurs. Taiwan's trade surplus narrowed to U*****.7 million (Ssso4 million) in October from $665.7 million in September and $247.7 million in October 1982. Directorate-general of Budget, Accounting and Statistics figures show that October exports were $2.14 billion, against $2.16 billion in September and $1.73 billion a
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        Lock icon Steel firms need aid
        84 21 BONN, Thurs. Steel processing operations owned by the Luxembourg-based group Arbed Sa and mainly concentrated in the Ruhr district need urgent help. Rudolf Sprung, State Secretary at the Economics Ministry, told Parliament yesterday that the government has approved fresh aid for the financially troubled Saarland Steel
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        Lock icon Expected inflation rate
        96 21 PARIS, Thurs. DRI Europe Inc said French retail price inflation will fall to an annual 8.1 per cent next year and to 7.4 per cent in 1985, from 9.3 per cent this year. The French government has set targets of 8 per cent this year and 5
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        Lock icon Extra export tax
        106 21 MANILA, Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos has imposed an additional 2 to 5 per cent export tax on 13 commodity items from Nov 3 this year until Dec 31 next year. A copy of his order shows that the tax was imposed to redistribute gains in the export
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        Lock icon Gold expected to firm
        104 21 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. The gold price should move higher soon, as the US dollar and interest rates fall and inflation creeps up. Andre Sharon, first vice-president of Drexel Burnhanv Lambert Inc, told an investment conference that US inflation will average 5.25 per cent next year against 4
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      485 21  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Thurs. The Philippine government late last night concluded preliminary talks with the international Monetary Fund (IMF) for badly needed emergency loans, Prime Minister Cesar Virata announced. The letter of intent was agreed upon by both sides. It will
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      217 21 Trading in Malaysian Feedmills shares suspended TRADING in the shares of Malaysian Feedmills Ltd has been suspended indefinetly on the Singapore Stock Exchange at the request of the company. The suspension took effect after the morning session yesterday, and followed an earlier press report that an undisclosed buyer was close
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      662 21 LISBON, Thurs. Hundreds of European banks will start linking their automatic cash dispenser systems next summer in a move that will eventually enable travellers carrying small blue plastic cards marked Eurocheque to draw cash from money machines 24 hours a day, seven days a week in
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      Taiping Textiles to pay $166m less for bank
      809 21 IN A no-nonsense move to protect the interests of minority shareholders, the Malaysian authorities, including Bank Negara, have drastically revised the terms of Datuk Azman Hashim's proposed sale of a 45 per cent stake in Arab-Malaysian Development Bank (AMDB), to Taiping Textiles
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      194 21 Increase in Peninsular Malaysian rate of inflation PENINSULAR Malaysia's rate of inflation as reflected by the country's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3.8 per cent for the first nine months of this year against the same period last year. The Department of Statistics" said the increase was due mainly
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        72 21 Boustead Bhd +2 C* C CCM -10 Cold Storage +2 Dunloplnd +8 Es3o +10 PAN +10 Gentlngs +8 Guinness -2 Haw Par +1 Inchcape Bhd +2 Keppel +2 MTC Multi-Purpose +3 NBT Nat Iron +15 PMC +15 Pan Elec +2 Perils Plant +10 Prima +5 Promet
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        425 21 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed higher on Improved sentiment and a mild technical rally in thin trading yesterday. Sentiment improved slightly on expectations of softer US Interest rates following forecasts of a decline in US money supply figures to be announced this week. The
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          49 21 Kamunting 50* 685 +75 Lien Hoe 785 +35 Bedford 50* 348+28 C K Tang 525 +25 Taiping Tex 50* 197 +21 M Cement 875 +20 C A S H 50« 860 +20 Fusan 209 +16 PMC 725+15 Tan Chong 715 +15 Nat Iron 625 +15 Raleigh 470 14
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          41 21 M A A 1000-30 Shell 860 -20 K G Hldgs 202 -18 Syn Resins 360 -14 Island Pen 550 -10 C C M 440-10 M Glass 145 -7 Dah Yung 384 -6 Spore Land 560 -5 Landmarks H 50« 285-5
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          42 21 Nov9 NovlO BT Composite: 877.69 884.06 BT Indicator: *****61 *****75 ST Industrials: 921.45 929.09 ST Finance: 2643.09 2639.63 ST Hotels: 930.15 931.18 ST Properties: 677.74 680.46 ST Minings: 241.38 243.84 ST Plantations: 1494.70 1499.77 OCBC: 766.69 771.48 SES Ind: 697.89 703.47
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          22 21 Cerebos 1,110,000 Taiping Textiles 579,000 S Land Loan 506,000 UOL Warranst 354,000 SPP 252,000 Total turnover: 7.81m Total value: (20.60m
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        29 21 Up Down ouch Industrials 71 12 25 Finance 4 2 14 Hotels 7 13 Properties 8 4 3 Plantations 9 16 Mining 5 oft Deb/Loans 4 0 5
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      2900 22 Gr's Net 1983 Last Div p/E Vol Day High Low Company Sale +or- ("000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL A COMMERCIAL 286 228 Aetna 226 7.5 130.0 354 148 Alcom 271 5.0 a.V 267 148 Allied Choc 234 10.0 24.6 306 154* BA T 22* 243 +3
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      1834 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AjbMmte (3.70B) Atom (2.90B) (8) 2.91 AMD (3.04B 3.10S) (2) 3.06
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      391 22 THE Singapore stock market staged a rebound yesterday and share prices closed slightly firmer across the board. At the end of the trading day, the Straits Times Industrial Index gained 1M points to t».W The all-sec-tor Business Times Composite Index put on 6.37 points
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      418 22 A FRESH bout of interest returned to the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, sending share prices broadly higher in one of the market's best sessions seen in recent weeks. Prompted partly by the bullish overnight close on Wall Street, investors took to the trading floor in numbers
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      36 22 Up Down Unch Industrials 94 6 7 Finance It 2 2 Hotels 1 1 Properties 7 12 Oil Palms 4 2 1 Tins 8 2 1 I Rubbers 14 1 1 Oett/Loans 12 8
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      2510 22 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word "sett". Big Board
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      106 22 Closing tone: Slightly firmer. Turnover: Official figures supplied by the Stock Exchange of Singapore including odd lots "Ready" totalled: 6,953,000 units valued at $18,016,000. Industrials accounted for 4,048,000, finance 509,000, hotels 134,000, properties 658,000, debentures, loans and bonds 986,000, plantations 501,000, mining 117,000. "Settlement" contracts totalled 858,000 units valued
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      170 22 ARBI THNOT SECUBITnS ASIA Spore Growth Fund 95 l.OOxd OUB-MONTAGU Union Spore Fund 1.31 1.41 INCOME BOND UNIT (Caneat prieea) Income Bond 1.41 1.49 DIAMOND MOT STORK Oct Nov Diamond S'poreFd(USJ) 0.54 0.58 S$ 1.14 1.24 LYC-AFT UNIT TRUST LYCAFT Inv Trust 0.92 0.97 Managers' prices for Nov
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        609 23 THE RUBBER market in Singapore yesterday closed slightly higher with December One RSS buyers quoted at 236.00 cents per kilo, up one cent from Wednesday's close. The morning session was marked up 1.25 cents, on trade and speculative buying of December One RSS, after a quarter cent higher opening.
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        30 23 Rubber: Nov 10 Singapore: December: 236.00 (up one cent) Malaysia: December: 259.75 cents (up 0.75 cent) Tin: M530.16 per kilo (up 10 cents) 141 tonnes (down 12 tonnes)
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        198 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed slightly higher on light covering in thin trading, ahead of a USDA crop production report later yesterday. In Nov, central rose Ms9 to M51,311.50 a tonne, while south was unchanged at M51,310. Dec in the south added M52.50 to M51,265,
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        195 23 THE kilobar market for gold deliverable in Singapore yesterday opened at 5526,262 and closed at 5526,330. The Far East opened at U5J381.30/381.80 and went down to the day's low of $381.20/381.60. Buying by commission houses in Hongkong took the market up to $382.50/383.00. It eased to close for lunch
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        32 23 LONDON: Copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wirebars Spot buyers £909.00 (£904.50); sellers £910.00 (£905.00); Three Months buyers £934.00 (£927.50); sellers £934.50 (£928.50). Market tone: Barely steady. Sales: 25,500 tonnes.
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        184 23 RENEWED demand for high grade metal saw the Straits tin price in Penang firm 10 cents to M530.16 a kilo yesterday. The price remained within the ITA lower range of M529.15 and M532.06. Strong support from the buffer stock manager, Japanese, US and local interests contributed to the rise,
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        117 23 PRODUCE Exchange, Singapore, noon closing pices per Iff kg yesterday: Coconut oil: Bulk fob $165.00 sellers, old drum (in 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 $602.50 sellers, Sarawak white pepper faq
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        34 23 Wed Taea New York 8.958 9.008 9.00S 9.05S Zurich 9.128 9.038 9.17S 9.06S Than Wed Singapore 8.948 8.858 8.99S 8.90S Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Searee: Credit Satoae, S'pore.
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        567 23 THE US dollar yesterday was engaged in moderate trading against the local currency. The trading range was between 552.1339 and $2.1329. The US dollar closed the day at $2.1332/37. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.6645/55 and traded between 2.6655 and 2.6615. The US dollar closed
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        46 23 RANGE of prices offered by discount houses on Nov 10: Overnight: 3 Call deposits: 2 3 Closing Baying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 2% 2V4 3-month Bank bills 7* 7V. 3 months CD 7 3/16 71/16 6 months CD 7 3/16 71/16 Searee: Nattaaai Dtseeaat Ce.
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        33 23 3 pm intertaak rates tor Stagapere Mtan ma Nev 11. Offer Bid Overnight I*4 7 1 month 7V4 7 2 months 7V* 7 3 months 7>/« 7 Overnight mode 7 V,
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        24 23 THE average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is B.M per cent.
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        439 23 WALL STREET stock prices on Wednesday ended sharply higher as technical factors helped pull the market out of a week-long slump. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had fallen nearly 22 points since last Wednesday, rallied over 17 Vi points to close above 1232. Secondary stocks gained for
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        457 23 SHARE prices yesterday closed sharply lower on heavy selling touched off by a press report from New York that Hitachi had paid IBM $300 million to settle a lawsuit. The market average lost 52.86 to close at 9,244.24. Hitachi, which declined comment on the report, ended 26 lower at
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        652 23 THE market opened narrowly higher in quiet trading yesterday, with Wednesday's rally on Wall Street helping market sentiment. Wednesday's prices of selected stocks, excluding stamp duty, were: GILTEDGED Trans 3% 78/88 78% unch Cons 2%% 25 unch War Loan 3% 35% M Treass%%oB/12. 61V« Treasl3V4% 1997. 119% Arbnthnot G*vt
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        50 23 H.K.HANG SENG Thursday 837.27 Wednesday 866.76 Week Ago 866.71 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Thursday 904.5 Wednesday 898.4 Week Ago 880.8 ALL ORDINARIES Thursday 708.9 Wednesday 705.9 Week Ago 687.7 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 721.8 Tuesday 720.1 Week Ago 707.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 1232.52 Tuesday 1214.94 Week Ago unav
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        369 23 SHARE prices yesterday climbed strongly across the boards in brisk trading on Australian share markets. However, resource stocks drifted off their highs when overseas buying support did not meet expectations. Near the close, the All-Ordi-naries Index was 3.1 points higher at 708.9. Cento INDUSTRIALS A C I 170 -2
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        84 23 Pesos IAcoje Mining Anglo Phil Apex Mining B 0.01 -0.001 Atlas Con. B. 43.50 +0.5 Bagulo Gold Basic Petroleum 0.009 unch Benguet Con. B 114 +4 CDCP First MHp__ 4 +0.1 Lepanto B Marlnduque B 6.90 -0.1 Marsteel 0.001 unch Oriental B 0.023 unch Phil Overseas 0.015 unch Phllex
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        321 23 STOCK prices yesterday closed sharply lower but above the day's lows with some late support from bargain hunting. Dealers attributed the fall to disagreement between Britain and China on a deadline for the talks on Hongkong's future, Among leaders, Cheung Kong lost 35 cents to HK$6.B5, HK Land 22.5
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        167 23 Fls ABN 338.00 unch Ahold ***** -03 Akso 7630 -02 AMEV 132.70 +02 Amfas ***** -13 Amrobnk 57.00 unch Berk 3130 -0.6 Bols 8330 -03 BorsumlJ 213.00 unch Boska 42.00 -03 Burtet 51.00 unch Caland 32.90 +02 Calv 316.00 +03 Dell MIJ 67 J0 +0.7 Elsevler 424.00 +1 Ennla
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        104 23 Francs IActlons Sulsses 295W -2 Alusulsae Br 7« -8 Alusulsse Reg 255 -2 Brown Boverl Br 1245 +15 Clba Geigy Br 2190 -20 Clba Oelgy P C 1795 -5 Clba Oelgy Reg 938 unch Credit Sulsse Br 2140 +10 Credit Sulsse Reg 409 +1 Elektrowatt Br 2810 unch George
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        122 23 Bahts Aokham Thai Asia Fibre Ayuthaya Inv. And Trust 128 unch Bangkok Bank 252 unch Bank Of Ayudhaya Ltd 152 +2 Bate Shoe Bern Jucker 423 +2 Charoong Thai Wire Firestone First Trust 60.25 +0.5 Goodyear Industrial Finance Corp 144 -1 Jalaprathan Cement... 154 -1 Maboonkhrong 98 -1 Metal
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      452 24 THE Sindo Timber group has finally pulled out of Malayan Credit Ltd following the sale of its remaining four per cent stake in the propertybased company. Its withdrawal thus ends a hitherto tripartite control in the company for the past few years.
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      374 24 FRANKFURT, Thurs. Wibau, the West German construction equipment company, has followed the IBH group in applying to the courts for protection from its creditors. IBH, built up and headed by Horst-Dieter Esch, has a shareholding of about 36 per cent in Wibau. Roland Spicka,
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      208 24 India tightens deposit control further NEW DELHI, Thurs. Indian banks have yesterday been ordered to freeze an additional 10 per cent of their deposits from Nov 12 for 6 months. The 10 per cent is in addition to the prescribed 8.5 per cent held back by the 34,000 banks operating
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      192 24 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Three former secretaries of the US Treasury jointly appealed to the US Congress yesterday to authorise US$B.4 billion for the International Monetary Fund. Many other countries await this before joining in the addition of $42 billion to the fund's lending resources.
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      Bank Bumiputra to issue CDs
      243 24 THE Singapore Branch of Bank Bumiputra Malaysia Bhd has signed an agreement to issue US$l5O million worth of certificates of deposit in London and Singapore under a revolving underwriting facility. Arranged by Merrill Lynch International and Co, the CDs will be issued in interest bearing
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      546 26 66 Situations Vacant b) EDP An established Japan*** computer firm requires: SENIOR PROGRAMMER. Minimum Ito 2 years experience Experience In either: (1) COBOL, (2) BASIC, (3) dßase 11, (4) RPG II 111. Salary will eommansurat* with qualifications and experience. lnt*t*st*d applicants, plea»e submit full personal resume, together with a recent
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      491 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical f An Established Food Manu-1 f facturer invites applications I I for the post of:ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Minimum GCE O 1 level e Age between 18—24 e Having some accounting experience e Completed N.S. preferred e Duties include stock reconciliations, inventory counts, maintenance of fixed assets
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      572 27 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical The world's leading clock manufacturing company requires: FEMALE PERSONNEL CLERK possess GCE 'O' Level Certificate e able to type accurately at a fair speed S'pore Citizen e above 18 years e able to start work immediately Salary Fringe Benefits: e Good monthly salary e Increment
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      585 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales SOMERVILLE (S) PTE LTD One of Singapore's leading commercial kitchen and laundry firms, invites applications for the post of: SALES EXECUTIVE (MALE FEMALE) Requirements:--e Competence in written and spoken English. e 2 years' sales experience preferred. e Technical background preferred. e Possess own vehicle and valid
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      864 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical TiRiV 1) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS (1, 2 3 shifts) e NTC/ITC/C&G in Electronics Engineering Electrical Fitting Installation, e Experienced in trouble-shooting, electronic-controlled machines and familiar with digital circuitry. 2) GENERAL MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL (1, 2 3 shifts)
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      788 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical YKK INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD A leading Japanese Firm specialising in the (j fabrication of aluminium windows and doors v/ 7V requires 7v #1) DRAUGHTSWOMEN Ifcm Possess NTC Certificate in Building or TV GCE 'O' Level (Technical Stream) or its
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      405 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical 7!?* *J*T *2 *MTk Trans- Island Bus Services (Pte) Ltd Block 1011 #01-31 Eunos Avenue 6 Singapore 1440 requires VEHICLE MECHANICS/ ELECTRICIANS Salary range $400 $960 NTC 3 in MVM Age: 21 to 26 years old Those without the required qualification but with some working
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      339 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An established international company manufacturing high quality watchcases has immediate vacancies for: Machine Set-Up Men Experience insetting up turning machine Preferably with technical education Able to read blue prints Willing to work on 2 rotating shifts Benefits: Attractive starting salary with high confirmation adjustment Free
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      586 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Should possess NTC 3 in Metal Machining or its equivalent Minimum 2 to 3 years' experience on precision machining e Preference will be given to those with working experience on EDM or Wlrecut. Salary: $500 to $800 per month depending on qualifications and experience. Those
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      569 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN a GCE O 1 level with Chemistry/Science background. a Completed N.S. e No working experience required. a Training provided. Arrangement for interview contact Miaa Maria at: *****22 between 7.30am and 4.00pm, Monday* Friday* or call personally at: NO. 2 LORONG TDK ANG EMPAT
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      144 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Y 2 lncrementß k ayear A Transport gk Allowance A W •Shift JL Allowance A 7 lVfe Months V Bonus A pr Accident/Life Insurance < gfc. Schemes |r •Excellent f Medical 1 %k Care M W 12/21 days Annual gg^ Leave J» y Study x
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      639 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production 1 1 Vk^l Monday Friday H flj H Join a international company engaged in the H manufacturing of computer components as: B I Production Operators I 9 B (Male/Female) HH X and earn $335piTI (starting)
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      418 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production 9 A world leader In the manufacture of s 5 electrical/electronic connection systems s 1 has the following vacancies: 5 I -MALE I I Q.C. INSPECTORS j S •Preferably with experience fn related 2 industry S S Able to use
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      512 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production SEAGATE A TECHNOLOGY A, LacanclTfor FEMALE PRODUCTIOIM OPERATORS 1 QC INSPECTORS 1 I \^^*No experience required as training l^^^^^^\vlllb€provlded^^^^^^^ I I Free Transport Free medical Provided Hospitalization Monthly Bonus of benefits y $50.00 '2 working days > 13th month Bonus
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      383 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I JOIN US J y. as f FEMALE PRODUCTION! IOPERATORSj J AND TAKE HOME I (AFTER CPF I LpEDUCTIONS)J f $305.00 1 L on the Ist mthJ f $320 1 L after 3 mths^J f $377 I L after 6 mths^^ NO SHIFT WORK I
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      357 30 66 Situation* Vacant h) Production a multi- national H colour TV and H radio cassette H manufacturing H company at the H junction of Pasir B Panjang and B Alexandra Roads B has immediate H vacancies for: B At least primary education B Age 16-35 B years fl We offer
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      326 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production JAPAN SfEDICAL SUPPLY (S) PTE. LTD. A well established Enterprise manufacturing disposable medical supplies seeks highly motivated and matured individuals to assume the following positions Secondary education or NTC certificate e Able to speak and write English At least 1 years experience in mould set-up
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      958 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous AVALK RIGHT \ti) on Saturday for an interview for the posts of:HOUSING HAWKERS PARKING MAINTENANCE LIAISON ENFORCEMENT INSPECTOR OFFICER OFFICER Salary Range: Salary Range: Salary Range: $489 $1 425 4 89 1 339 $530 1
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      754 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous liiiMi^^iftcTFTv uM lias MITSUI MFG.(S) PTE. LXl^j j For our fast expanding manufacturing activities we m\ require to add to our already existing force a number of I MALE PRESS MACHINE ELECTRO-PLATING OPERATORS H Requirements: H At least completed primary
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      432 31 66 Situationa Vacant i) Miscellaneous FV V has Immediate vacancies for: FEMALE CLERKS (MERCHANDISING DEPT.) Minimum qualification Secondary Four Must be able to type Training will be provided FEMALE CLERKS (ACCOUNTS DEPT.) GCE 'O' level Training will be provided TEMPORARY CLERK School leavers are eligible to apply Must be able
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      402 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I'. 1 1 -linnll JMarie Chantale MARIE CHANTALE CAKE AND COFFEE HOUSE requires: A) TRAINEE BAKERS B) DELIVERY MEN Applicants should have at least GCE "O" level Certificate. For male applicants preference will be given to those who have completed National Service. Working experience in
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      563 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous I I UNITED GENERAL SERVICES H a subsidiary of United H Ovenees Bank Ltd I has immediate vacancies for I the post of Drivers I Applicants must possess a I Class 111 driving licence and I should have at least two I years' driving experience.
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      455 31 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Leading Freight Forwarding Company has immediate vacancies for the post of: WHARF CLERK e Applicants must be familiar with clearing and forwarding procedures in PSA. An added advantage for those having Class 4 driving licence Please apply in person to: THE PERSONNEL DEPT. #10-05 Asia Insurance
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      404 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CHINEBE FEMALE PERSONAL ASSISTANT Knowledge of accounts able to do correspondence freely, preferably OCE 'A' level. SALES EXECUTIVES Salary ranging from $SOO-$l,OOO plus attractive commission. DRIVER CUM DELIVERY CLERK (MALE) Able to ride motorcycle, must possess class 2 class 3 licence. Call personally at: Aid
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      282 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Law firm requires a LAW LIBRARIAN Interested applicants, please write stating personal particulars, experience, qualifications, expected salary and contact telephone number to: 10, Anson Road #12-07 International Plaza Singapore 0207 GREAT EASTERN HOTEL requires 1) FRONT OFFICE RECEPTIONIST 2) CHAMBERMAIDS 3) BELL-HOPS Please call personally
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      288 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Urgently Required 1) FEMALE OFFICE CLEANER e 35 —40 years. With some relevant working experience. e Working hours 7.00a.m. 4.30p.m. 5-day week. 2) DELIVERY BOY Must be hardworking and completed N.S. Willing to help In loading and unloading of goods. Attractive salary offered. Interested applicants
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      245 32 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous FEMALE CLERK MALES SKILLED MECHANIC/ TRAINEE MECHANIC Required by Japanese Hesvy Equipment Workshop. Please submit handwritten applications with full personal resume and expected salary to: CHIYODA SANGYO INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD No 26 Gul Road Jurong Industrial Estate Singapore 2262. FORWARDING COMPANY has a vacancy for:
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      281 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY BOY WANTED e Able to ride motor-cycle e Basic Salary: Ss4oo per month. Interested please call personally at:VIENNA METAL MANUFACTURING (8) PTE LTD 188 Arumugam Road Singapore 1440 FEMALE/ MALE LIFT ATTENDANTS required urgently at a shopping complex e Age above 21 e Have
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      306 32 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Required EXPERIENCED PRINTERS AND CUTTERS for printing factory in Singapore e good opportunity for further overseas posting Tel: *****21 *****67 (Mr. Sim) AL-HOMIED TRADING ft CONSTRUCTION EST. 60, Kalians Pudding Road #01 00, Tan Jin Chwee Bldg. Singapore 1334. Required DELIVERY WORKERS Call: *****95 #01-69
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      455 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous PACKERS, GENERAL WORKERS required by household goods moving company. Also required General Carpenters to make wooden boxes. Please call immediately at: 418C, Upper Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 1953. (Entrance at Lorong Ah Soo). Tel: *****33. OFFICE CUM DESPATCH Boy required. Be able to speak English.
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      408 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous DELIVERY DRIVERS OUTDOOR Salesgirls required. Interview at 96F Jalan Senang near Changl 6 miles or #03-11 Llpo Factory, Aljunied Road. DRIVER ft SALES REPRESENTATIVES wanted. Good salary and working environment. Interested please call at: 288, Lorong 15 Geylang, S'pore 1438. DRIVERS/CLEANERS REQUIRED by well established
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      224 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MALE SECURITY GUARDS wanted. Must speak/write English. 8 hours shift. Tel. *****21: after 5.30pm. *****93 NURSE FOR CLINIC DM 1438. No night duties. No experience required. Phone *****95, during office hours. PART-TIME WAITRESSES URGENTLY required for club In Town. Good remuneration. Call *****67 for an
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      247 32 ImTNI MOTORISTS. IF WARM and humid LUJrBvJ days get you all stt'am^d up, con- <^~~_ slder buying a car that's ideal for Lit niS Qf\ (jJ this type of climate u convert- In II 3a lble One such car is open for U £j£Jl_-J sale at classification 76k. It'll Cf^
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      286 32 MITSUBISHI. DATSUN FROM $690 pm on long term rental. Dally/ weekly from $39 per day. Tru Travel #02-45 International Plaza Tel: *****91. *****03. AVAILABLE WEEK-END SPECIAL rental of newly registered airconditioned cars at competitive rates. *****06/ *****03/ *****67. BRAND NEW SELF-DRIVE, aircond cars for rental. 1600 c.c. above. $1,300 p.m.
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      806 33 74 Vehicle Financing TAI THONG LEE, hire purchase, immediate approval (4 years repayment). New/used vehicles. *****65/ *****2. FOR BEST HIRE purchase terms for used/ new vehicles. Call *****14/ *****62. 75 Registration Numbers NICE REGISTRATION NUMBER '5M777Z 1 for sale. Best offer secures. Tel: *****16. WANTED NICE REGISTRATION Number Plate. Preferably
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      839 33 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun /Nissan 1977 DATSUN 100A FII. Good condition. View to appreciate. Contact Derek: *****54 today or tomorrow 1977 DATSUN 140J, aircon., cassette, new insurance, paintwork, Non-PARF, good condition. Asking $7,400. Tel: *****93. 1977 OCT DATSUN 100A Radio. 2 owners Tax 3/84. Beautiful condition. $9,600 0.n.0.
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      821 33 76 Vehicles For Sale e) Ford 1979 FORD CORTINA 1600 GL. 1 company owner, aircond, cassette, accident free, beautiful condition. $9,900. Tel: *****86. 1979 FORD CORTINA 2.0 Ghla. Automatic, radio/ cassette. Excellent condition. $11,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****84. 1979 MAY FORD Cortina 2.0 Ghia. Aircond, radio cassette, tip top condition. $17,500
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      752 33 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes EbRAND NEWt! MERCEDES 200, JUNE 1974. Complete with Pioneer radio cassette, expensive sports rims and tyres. System 6 (paint protector). Car in mint condition. Highest offer secures. Call *****66 ext 201. MID 1972 280S Automatic. Very prestigeous. Passed Vlcom. See to appreciate. New alrcond,
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      869 33 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi SEPT. 77 MITSUBISHI Lamda 2000 c.c. PARF, automatic, power steering/ windows, new paint, tyres, tax end Feb. '84 $18,200 Call Philip *****50/ *****79. 1978 GALANT SIGMA 5-speed. Aircond, radio cassette, passed Inspection (PART). Beautiful condition. $13,400 negotiable. *****2. 1979, COLT SIGMA. Square lights, aircond,
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      805 33 76 Vehicles For Sale J) Toyota ALMOST 1981 TOYOTA Corolla DX. One company owner. Complete accessories. Excellent condition. $15,400 0.n.0. *****58. AUG 1973 TOYOTA Corona 2000. Aircond., non-PARF. cassette, very good condition. Selling $2,500 nett. Tel: *****56. DEC 1978 TOYOTA Corona, new model, PARF, AA tested, aircond, cassette, sports rims.
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      611 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others k) Others HPL 532E Quartz Synthesized Digital Turwr/Amp/Tape Deck Super sensitive digital 4(3ang Tuner with Noise Suppressor Circuit. 50 watts 2/4-Way amp; Dolby NR: adaptable for dbx or Dolby C. Advanced design with soft-touch lighted Switches and Indicators. Compact Chassis
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      737 33 1983 Volkswagen Sclrocco GTi 1600 c.c. 1981 Porsche 924 Manual 1981 Porsche 924 Automatic 1980 Porsche 928 Automatic 1976 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow All vehicles complete with full accessories, showroom condition. Please call *****66 James Khoo (or mewing. ATTENTION 323 GT owners, we have imported all kinds of sport accessories
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      886 33 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others 1973 VOLVO 144 Deluxe. 6 months road tax. Very good condition. $3,000 nett. *****59. 1977 VOLVO 244 DL Auto. Ist company owner, immaculate condition. *****94 ext. 3607. 1978 AUSTIN ALLEGRO In good condition, 2nd owner, PARF. $9,000 0.n.0. *****66. 1978 SUBARU 1600. Aircon radio/
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      528 33 77 Vehicles Wanted TANGLIN USED CARS CO offers good prices for atl us«! cars. Any make model. Also required PARF scrap cars and export documents of any engine capacity 69, Killiiwy Road Singapore 0923 T«l: *****83 *****69. CASH PAYMENT FOR any model, secondhand vehicles, non-PARF or company registered vehicles and
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      516 34 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles l) Commercial Vehicles Diesel Truck Jifr^ «j...J t*«- i TV? BIG VALUE Big Value that makes it one of the best selling 3 ton trucks
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      369 34 86 Accommodations Vacant a) Houses Near Japanase/lntsrnational Schools quiet detached bungalow overlooking private swimming pool. 11,000 sq.ft. 5 bedrooms, separate servant's, central aircond. $6,300. Disl. 10, Jslan Jelita tingle storey aemi-detach«d. 3 bedrooms/servant's, 2 attached bathrooms, fully furnished, $2,500. Dist. 26, single-«torey bungalow. 3 bedrooms, partly furnished, $1,300. Dist. 28
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      1248 34 86 Accommodations 86 Accommodations Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses l >l^ MM**. PUBLIC UTILITIES V^7 bourd To let on tender basis unfurnished two-storey bungalow with servant's quarter and garage for residential use at River Valley Road. Tender Deposit: $250/ Closing Date: 25 Nov 83 at 10.00 am For viewing
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      750 34 i LUXURIOUS BUNGALOW WITH Private pool at Steven Road, walking distance to Orchard Road. Available for rental on company lease. Strictly no Agent. Please call *****77/8 BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED DOUBLE-STOREY terrace: Jalan Setia/ Aroozoo Avenue/ Sunbird Circle. Rental. $1,500 onwards. Enquiries: *****21. BEAUTIFUL SINGLE-STOREY BUNGALOW Buklt Timah Plaza vicinity. 3 bedrooms,
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      664 34 DIST. 5 HONG LEONG Garden double-storey terrace, rent:--$2,200 p.m. No agents. Contact 7771 182 Mrs Tan. DOUBLE-STOREY SEMI-DETACH-ED, FULLY furnished. Contact Mrs. Ng, *****51 from 9a.m. to sp.m. MING TECK PARK, corner doublestorey semi-detached, 5 bedrooms, fully furnished, aircon. Tel: *****42, after 10am. PRINCE OF WALES Road, doublestorey semi-detached. 3
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      892 34 APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR LEASE Ardmore Park $5,400 Sherwood Tower $2,200 Marbella Court $2,500 Jalan Jmtan $2,300 Brookvale $3000 Lunalilo (fully furnished) $3,800 Cashew Park $2,000 Clementi Park $3,000 APARTMENTS/CONDO FOR SALE Centrepomt $380,000 Leome Tower $880,000 Draycott Tower $850,000 Duchess Court $800,000 Hillcrest Arcadia (townhouso $850,000 HOUSES FOR LEASE Shelford Road
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      686 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10/ 11 Watten Estate/ Shelford Road 3 bedrooms. $3,500. 4 bedrooms $6,000 Sommervllle Park townhouse $6,000 Village Towers 3 bedrooms. $4,000 beautifully furnished. VILLA INVESTMENTS. *****40. DIST. 27, 40-B GARDENIA COURT 3 bedrooms, newly painted, wallpaper, carpeted, swimming pool, furnished. $1,800. Suitable for Novena/
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      862 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 11, ESPANA, (5 mins. to Orchard Road), brand new development of 10 units with swimming pool and sauna, groundfloor maisonette. 3 bedrooms/ family hall $4,600/ Upper floor 2bedroomed apartment $2,800. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 10 DYNASTY GARDEN (Sixth Avenue). 2 bedrooms/ 2 attached bathrooms,
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      816 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 28, NIM PARK, (tennis courts), brand new low rise maisonette, spacious living/ dining, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished $2,600 p.m. Deans Property: *****55. DIST. 21 BROOKVALE NEW maisonette, 3 bedrooms/ servant's. 1,700 sq.ft. With pool/ tennis. Convenient to American/ Japanese Schools. BN Associates, *****07. DIST
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      805 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 FARRER COURT (HUDC) High floor, good facing. Fully furnished, c.t.v., hi-fi, etc. Airconditioned. $2,000. Rodge: *****87/ *****74. DIST 10, MARBELLA COURT, off Holland Road (3 bedrooms. Renovated/unrenovated. $3,000/ $2,600. Phone: *****88, Economic Realty. DIST. 10 HIMIKO COURT 3 bedrooms, 1 servant's, fully equipped
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      793 35 86 Accommodations Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 10 BALMORAL VICINITY New lower maisonette. 3 bedrooms, swimming pool. Private garden. Prelude Enterprise: 250-2168. DIST. 15 LAGUNA PARK Luxurious 3-bedroomed apartment. Facing blue lagoon, sea. $2,300, furnished Prelude Enterprise: 250-1118. DIST. 10 HIMIKO COURT 2 bedrooms, fully aircond, tastefully furnished. High floor, best
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      730 35 86 Accommodations Vacant c) Rooms DIST. 5, CONDOMINIUM, 1 aircon master bedroom with bathroom attached. Preferred Japanese expatriate. Breakfast, laundry available. Tel: *****29. FURNISHED ROOM IN terrace house. Nice, quiet, spacious, convenient location. Suitable for foreign students. Available immediately. Tel: *****53. FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ apartments/ houses available immediately in various
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      548 35 87 Accommodations Wanted b) Apartments PROFESSIONAL COUPLES/ EXPATRIATE families require furnished/ unfurnished flats/ houses. Any location considered. Flexible budget. *****73/ *****74. REQUIRED BY INSTITUTIONAL clients apartments/ houses in choice districts. Company lease. Owners please call Colliers: *****11. APARTMENTS/HOUSES REQUIRED by expatriate clients presently staying in hotels. Any location. Houseworld *****92/*****64.
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      795 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1-10yrs.— 9%% p.a. 11-25yr5.— 10% p.a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase 1) loans available up to 85% of valuation.
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      606 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses M«rryn Road 9.000 sq ft 51.35 million WMtlak* Avanu* 7,300 sq.ft. $1.2 million Coronation Road Watt 6,600 Ml ft $1.2 million Mallock Riaa 10,200 sq.ft. $1 million OCCIDENTAL REAL ESTATE *****22/*****4 j^H Semi-detached bungalow* for aala Newly constructed semi-detach-ed with 3 bedrooms. Excellent flnlshes.
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      583 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 10, OFF STEVENS Road, extensively renovated doublestorey detached bungalow, about 7.000 sq f t $16 million. General Properties *****13 DIST. 16 JALAN LIMAU Kastun, 7 years old 2-storey terrace with 4 bedrooms. Upstairs, downstairs split-level living/ dining, spacious servant's, store etc. 999 years
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      817 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses FOR SALE! Dist 9 Pacific Mansion $340,000. Dist 10 City Tower $465,000. Dist. 23 Bungalow Land area approximately: 14.500 sq.ft. Freehold. $1.15 Million. Tel: *****04. HAVE TO SEEI Fully renovated 2storey corner terrace in Macpherson Large garden. 3 bedrooms. Convenient to transport. $505,000 Gill-Boine
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      738 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 15 SINGLE-STOREY TERRACE, 3 bedrooms, large living/ dining, vacant possession, $470,000 o.n o. *****57. No agents. DIST. 15 TELOK KURAU link bungalow, 7,800 sq ft. 2 years old. Renovated. 5 rooms. *****08 (Agent). DIST. 19 RICHARD AVENUE Double-storey terrace. 3 plus 1 bedrooms.
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      627 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Behold a rreosured hoven 01 I I I P ol^' 1 fociliries \r /Tt T\ TO V/l fyY\ I refurbished interior and C~ practical layout central location The tranquil,
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      255 36 DIST. 15, EASTERN LAGOON 3 bedrooms, 1375 sq.ft. .Middle floor, facing pool, full facilities. Ready by mid '84. $430,000 0.n.0. DIST. 21, SHERWOOD TOWER 3 bedrooms, 1500 sq.ft. High floor, best orientation, $400,000 0.n.0. DIST. 4, MT. FABER LODGE 3 bedrooms, 2534 sq.ft. Upper maisonette, full recreational facilities. Immediate occupation.
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      528 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments J V i i IVI ini/%1 |C >t .^F Trie LUaUHIUUo r-^j^QrT s?pfg"s? s i GARDEN APARTMENT M M Mountbatten Road /Arthur Road f Single block luxurious Glass elevators, apartment, built on Recreational facilities an approximate
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      725 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments luxurious flats /maisonettes are^^^j^^ j bu'" on hl 0 h level lancl a m| os' serene ▼■oo^k and tranquil environment Each unit has its WjjfllPW J^^ individual design and concept There is also ///^independent access to
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      821 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments GOOD INVESTMENTS RETURN Futura $890,001 High Point $880,001 W«»twood Apartment $890,001 Hill Park T/H $560,001 RMgewood T/H $800,001 Watten View T/H $700,001 Cairnhill P/H $2 Balmoral P/H $I.Bft Mt. Feber P/H $900,001 Lindtrac Services Pte Ltd *****79 (5 lines) LUCRATIVE INVESTMENTI ALLSWORTH PARK
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      855 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartment RIDGEWOOD, LIHOLIHO RISE, bedroomed, 2,000 sq.ft. Very hl| floor with panoramic view. Ful furnished and aircondltlonc Tenanted. Tel: *****69 (I* agents please). SELLING CHEAP, ONE of the be unit of The Plaza. 1,700 sq.ft., bedrooms, maisonette, top 30t 31st floor, most beautifully fu
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      897 37 89 Properties For Sale Ef b) Private Apartments 4 RIVER WALK GALLERIA approxt gh mutely 1250 .sq.ft 2 bedrooms lly facing Singapore River. Comple id. tlon end 1984. $425,000 0.n.0. Tel I o *****48, Onan Housing. SHELFORD APARTMENT 2,001 i st sq.ft. 24-hour security, swim 3 ming pool, club house.
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      782 39 102 Tours 102 Tour* 102 Tours 102 Tours KENYA SAFARI 5 DAYS $3999 Karachi Nairobi. Aberdare Mountains, Mount Kenya Safari Club, Samburu Game DEP: DEC 6, 1983. JAN 12 26. 1984. Reserve. Lake Barnngo, Lake Bogoria, Lake Naivasha, Masai Mara Game Reserve (30 Days Advance Booking Required) NEPAL $2399 I
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  • OBITUAURIES
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      111 41 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM WONG KOK CHIN Alias WONG AH MUI Age: 65 years Passed away peacefully on 10th November 1983 leaving behind Husband: Henry Lau Chee Hing Sons: Daughters-in-law Julian Lau Jasmine Lee Allan Lau Jeanne Sim Daughters: Son-in-law Doreen Lau Pao Chu Johnson Ton Teck Huat Maureen
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      144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam
      87 41 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam r IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF OUR "1 DEAREST FATHER ANG SOON HOE, 8.8.M. DEPARTED: 11 NOVEMBER 1982 TO BE WITH THE LORD Ps. 84: 11 -12 "For the Lord God is a Sun Shield; The Lord bestows favour honour; No good thing does
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      127 41 MRS EVELYN JOHN Age 68 called home to be with the Lord on 9 Nov. '83 leaving behind Sons: Benjamin, David, Thomas, Joseph, Daniel Daughters-in-Law: Ruth, Agnes, HarLee Grandchildren: Timothy Daphne Memorial Service on 12 Nov '83, B.oopm at home, 21 St. Heller's Ave. Cortege leaving home on
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      23 41 CABLE RECEIVED, MRS. Elsy John, Chlttazhlkom, Pulllchlra, passed away peacefully 9/11/83. Sister to C.S. Leen, 03-2097 Blk 1 (Lift C), Sembawang.
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      52 41 The family of the late Mr Seah Ban Hin (Ban Kim) who pasted away peacefully on 3rd Nov. 1983 express their sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude to all friends, business associates and Toa i Payoh Police Station for their kind assistance, condolences, donations and wreaths during J their
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      47 41 Mdm P. Arulampalam, Mr Mr* V. Mailvaganam and the family of the late MR A. MAHATHEVAN Departed: 6 November 1983 with to expre** thesr heartfelt gratitude* to all relative* and Jnend* for their valuable a*»i*t ance, condolence*, wreath*, contribution* and attendance during their recent bereavement
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      219 41 In Ever Loving Memory of our Beloved VINCENT TAN WATT CHAY Departed 11.11.81. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him, Some day, we know
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      Bleasdale works Shoot Up High
      578 42 He's back for another stint ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE VISITING English jockey Jim Bleasdale, who returned home triumphantly in March after winning the Singapore Derby on Andermatt, is back for another stint. Yesterday morning, he worked about half a dozen of trainer Lee Seng
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      Lock icon First colt by Shergar may fetch record price
      169 42 DUBLIN, Thurs THE first male colt of Shergar, the champion racehorse kidnapped eight months ago and still missing, could fetch a record price when he is auctioned later this month. Shergar, syndicated for US$l5 million (about Ss3l million) after winning both the
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      79 42 TOKYO, Thurs. Tombos, a four-year-old colt from West Germany, arrived here today to compete in the 137 million yen (about Ssl.2 million) Japan Cup on Nov 27. Tombos, with eight wins from 19 outings this year, is among 10 foreign thoroughbreds invited to take part in the
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      58 horses entered for three big races next weekend
      236 42 THE highlights of next weekend's racing are the running of three Cup races to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Bukit Timah racecourse. A total of 58 Class 1 horses has been entered for the three races 16 stayers for the
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      88 42 SIX Class 1 gallopers are among a total of 27 horses just deleted, according to the Malayan Racing Association's latest classification list. They are: Rainbow Wonders, Shanti Shanti, Work Nice, Nuffin, Village Centre, Nineteenth September V. Other deletions: Class 2: Bundle O'Joy. Class 3: Saturn
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      1965 42 JFfTTffIM 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 7 1,200 m UmiTw (Ratings: 82-74) (Stakes: $17,500) 1 7***oo Pleasant Surprise 111 57 (82) KPL-Rodg-ers sag same (1400 m) Koh 2 2 9108 Coronation Son 51 (M) Commercial-Jaa-far 3 nzg ul +.5 (1400 m) V Nathan 8 3 010*09 Takanawa
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    479 43 Filipina sprint ace steals the limelight while China hog the gold medals KUWAIT, Thursday AS THE Asian track and field meeting of Kuwait ended here yesterday in the same blaze of fireworks that sparked it to life last Saturday, athletes from the 28 participating countries prepared to return
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    517 43 Men's ll.Mtm flnat 1 Zhang Guowi (C) 29:45.91 2 Park Kyong Dock (SK) 30:04.89 3 M. Vojdan (Iran) 30:20.88 4 Ali Saleh (Kuw) 30:29.73 5 Yoo Jai Sung (SK) 31:15.01 < Ameri Yadav (Nep) 33:05.90 7 Saood Khalaf (Kuw) 34:34.00. Him hurdles (decathlon) Group One: 1 Hanafiah
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    264 43 DELEGATE CRITICISES THE OCAS DECISION KUWAIT, Thurs. India yesterday criticised the Olympic Council of Asia's decision to hold the first Afro-Asian Games, scheduled for 1985, here. OCA president Sheikh Fahd Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, of Kuwait, told reporters on Tuesday that the OCA had chosen Kuwait as the venue for
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    MEDAL TALLY
    58 43 MEDAL TALLY G S B China II I 2 Japan 4 7 3 Thailand 4 3 1 Taiwan 3 6 6 India 3 S 5 Philippines 3 2 3 Kuwait 2 1 2 N. Korea 1 3 1 Iraq 12 1 Bahrain 111 S. Korea I 2 9 Indonesia 111
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    160 43 It's all in the name TEL AVIV, Thurs. The London-based International Amateur Athletic Federation have cleared up the confusion over the classification of the international track and field meeting in Kuwait. The lAAF stated categorically that the official designation of the event is the "Asian track and field meeting of
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  • On the Olympic Games front
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      522 43 NASHVILLE (Tennessee), Thurs. One of America's premier sprint coaches is worried that hometown hype «and potential coaching conflicts may spoil some American athletes' chances of Olympic victory next year in Los Angeles. "It's not all peaches out there in California," warns veteran track coach Ed Temple.
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      Lock icon Presenting the great LA ticket operation
      255 43 Presenting the great LA ticket operation LOS ANGELES, Thursday RESERVATIONS for 2.1 million tickets for next year's Olympic Games, part of "the most monumental ticket distribution lob undertaken in history", will be confirmed by mail this week. Computers operating on a 24-hour basis since Aug. 15 handled the 279,000 ticket
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    460 44 Danish fear victory may affect domestic League COPENHAGEN, Thurs. When Allan Simonsen slotted a penalty past England goalkeeper Peter Shilton at Wembley two months ago, Denmark were suddenly gripped by soccer fever. Simonsen's goal secured a 1-0 win for the Danes in their crucial Group Three
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    Lock icon Thompson marches to the Saints
    94 44 LONDON, Thurs. Phil Thompson, Liverpool's former England defender, has agreed to join Injury-hit Southampton on a month's loan. Thompson, 29, who has been unable to force his way into the Liverpool side this season one to the good form of Mark Lawrenson and Alan Hansen,
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    Lock icon Swiss roll leaves the Belgians pasted
    200 44 BERNE, Thurs. Belgium, already certain of a place in next year's European Championship soccer finals, suffered their first defeat of the tournament here yesterday when they were beaten 3-1 by Switzerland in their final Group One qualifying tie. The experienced Belgians, the only nation
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    Lock icon Malaga boot Atletico down the ladder
    203 44 MADRID, Thurs. Giant-killers Malaga, who earlier this season beat Real Madrid 6-2, yesterday handed out a 5-1 thrashing to Real's arch-rivals Atletico Madrid which ended their brief reign as Spanish First Division soccer leaders. Barcelona beat Valencia 4-2 to take top spot, while Malaga's
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    Lock icon Rangers move in to sign Wallace as boss
    283 44 GLASGOWRangers moved a step closer on Wednesday to finding a new soccer manager to succeed John Greig. The Ibrox board finally obtained permission from Motherwell to enter into negotiations with their manager Jock Wallace, after they had initially been turned down by
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      241 44 LONDON, Thurs. Expensive close-season signing Charlie Nicholas fired his first goal for more than two months to spur Arsenal to a 2-1 win over Tottenham in the third round of the English Milk Cup soccer competition yesterday. Nicholas, a £650,000 ($2.08 million) buy from Scotland's Celtic,
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      181 44 LONDON, Thurs. Tottenham could be several thousand pounds poorer when investigations into the conduct of the club and their supporters are completed later today. The European Football Union (UEFA) disciplinary committee will decide whether Spurs were responsible for last week's Rotterdam riots, while a Football League board
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    538 45 hhhgfh EACH of us has a time of reckoning. And Daniel Lim's moment of truth will come when Singapore meet the Philippines in their first Davis Cup tennis match in January. The 39-year-old tennis player-turned-golfer was recently appointed coach of the Chua Cup and Davis Cup
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    Lock icon Wilander wilts at Wembley
    502 45 Swede's pride hurt by buddy LONDON, Thurs. Swedish teenager Mats Wilander's reputation as the most popular player on the tennis circuit counted for little at Wembley here yesterday when he met close friend Anders Jarryd in the first round of the London Grand Prix. Wilander, seeded
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    Lock icon 'Not at fault'
    247 45 Umpire in protest over ban ADELAIDE (Australia), Thurs. Suspended Australian tennis umpire lan Basey said today he had appealed against a 12--month ban stopping him from officiating at any matches involving American star John McEnroe. Basey, one of Australia's leading umpires, was banned by the the Men's
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    Shahrin has a select job
    158 45 Shahrin has a select job 'SHAH KIN OSMAN, Singapore's long-reign-ing monarch of the tennis courts, will step into former national coach Tan Poh Seng's shoes at the end of the month. Bat Dr Ong Leong Boon, president of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association, was quick to point oat that he
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    Lock icon Aussies go tumbling
    218 45 AGEN (France), Thurs. A French selection sent Australia tumbling to a humiliating 36-6 defeat in their rugby union match here yesterday. The touring Wallabies' second consecutive setback they slumped 15-9 to a provincial selection in Perpignon last Saturday came four days before they face France. In Edinburgh,
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    216 45 WORLD 800 metres champion Willi Wuelbeck and women's high jumper Ulrike Meyfarth were on Wednesday voted West Germany's Athletes of the Year by Leichathletik Magazine. Ulirike held the world high-jump record with her 2.03m leap In the Europan Cup in London before Soviet Tamara Bykowa rewrote the mark
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    Pakistan stumped by Imran blow
    327 46 PERTH, Thurs. Pakistan's hopes of victory in the opening five-day cricket Test against Australia starting here tomorrow were seriously dented when captain Imran Khan failed to win his battle for fitness today. Talented all-rounder Imran had been fighting to recover from a stress fracture on
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    Lock icon Test chance for two
    170 46 BARODA (India), Thurs. Two uncapped players, Gorsharan Singh, and Navjot Singh Slndhu, the Punjab opening batsman, are included in India's 14--member team for the Third cricket Test against the West Indies starting in Ahmedabad on Saturday. Navjot, 2t, scored a century against the touring team when
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    Star attraction
    402 46  -  JOE DOR AJ MERLION CUP CHEER No.1 STORIES by FANDI AHMAD, the glamour boy of Singapore soccer, has been granted permission by Dutch Football Club Groningen to represent the Republic in this year's Merlion Cup tournament at the National Stadium from Dec 3-17. Teo Chong Tee, the chairman
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    A $335,000 bonanza for annual event
    324 46 MERLION CUP CHEER No.2 SINGAPORE'SMerIion Cup soccer tournament, scheduled for Dec 3-17, has received a $335,000 boost. But the cash, donated by sponsors, is only part of the contribution towards the annual event, which this year involves eight countries, including the South Korean squad
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    Thailand triumph
    42 46 Thailand triumph BANGKOK, Thurs. Hosts Thailand scored a surprise 1-1 win over China in the second round of the pre-Olymplc soccer Group Four tournament at the Youth Centre Stadium here tonight. In the other tie, South Korea beat Hongkong 2-9. Bangkok Post.
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    Razali to miss mission against Saudis
    211 46 STRIKER Razali Rashid withdrew from the Singapore squad yesterday for their final preOlympic Games quaiifying soccer match against Saudi Arabia at Riyadh next Thursday. Razali, who had missed the earlier pre-qualify-ing matches in Malaysia because of a groin injury opted out this time due
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    Men only for Calcutta clash
    246 46  -  JANICE SEAH By SINGAPORE will send Wong Shoon Keat and Lau Weng Cheok to the Asian Badminton Confederation Championships in Calcutta from Dec. 1-8. But they will only compete in the individual singles and doubles. Singapore Badminton Association secretary Robin Chan said: "We have decided
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    No Swedish rhapsody
    174 46 LEEDS (England), Thurs. England survived an early setback to beat Sweden 4-3 here last night in the first match of a three-day triangular international, which also involved Denmark. England's World Cup mixed doubles champions Gillian Gilks and Martin Dew slumped 15-7, 14-17, 9-15 in the opening tie
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    Champion Png sparks a 5-0 Robin rout
    304 46  -  PETER SIOW By ROBIN GROUP chirped away happily after their 54 annihilation of Kiting Chow Hnay Kuan A In the second round of the national table tennis men's team championship at Pol Ching School last night. With national singles champion Png Kim Slang
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    Ban on keeper Shah
    126 46 NATIONAL hockey goalkeeper Shah Alam has been suspended for a month for hitting an opponent during a Division One League match Xst September. Shah, who appeared before the Disciplinary Committee of the Singapore Hockey Association on Monday, did not dispute the report lodged against him by
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  • Page 46 Miscellaneous
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      78 46 HOCKEY Elite Cup: SRC v CSC (FPAC, 5.20 p. m.). SCC v SIA (Padang. 5.20 p. m.). SOCCER Milo International: German School v Indonesian School; Milo White v United World College (Jalan Besar Stadium, 7 and 8.15 p. m.). TABLE TENNIS National team championships: Armed Forces v Lian He Pao
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    989 47  -  Alan Hubbard Hagler the hatchet man could turn the showdown of the century into a bloody mismatch reports from America LAS VEGAS, Thurs. No-one has yelled for a boycott or demanded a sex test, and as for drugs, all either competitor is likely to get high on
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    291 47 No WBC green light for Frazier THE World Boxing Council have refused to sanction a scheduled world heavyweight title fight between Americans Larry Holmes and Marvuj Frazier, saying Frazier was not ranked among the top 10 WBC boxers. Promoter Murad Muhammed had said he expected Frazier to be £iv°n the
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    266 47 SINGAPORE Squash Rackets Association's selectors will be watching closely the top women players in action during the Pocari Ladies squash championship at Kallang from Nov 28-Dec 4. Their mission will be to choose a three-member team and a reserve for the women's team event to
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    Richard in search of a dream
    242 47  -  PETER SIOW hgfhfgh By RICHARD LIM, Singapore's billiard ambassador to the last two world amateur threeball championships, leaves today for Malta, South of Italy, for his third onslaught on the tournament, starting on Sunday. The 43-year-old threeball maestro he won the national three-ball event
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    204 48 BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand, apparently moving to contain a growing rift between Asean and Australia over Cambodia, does not want to impose its views on Canberra, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman, Mr Saowanit Kongsiri, said that Thailand was preparing to extend
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    139 48 2,000-year old tomb uncovered in China BEIJING, Thurs. Housing construction workers Tiave unearthed the tomb of a breakaway Chinese state's emperor, buried 2,000 years ago in a jade suit with six swords at his sides, the official Xinhua news agency reported today. The tomb in the south China city of
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    421 48  -  LEONG WENG KAM MORE CINEMAS ARE BEING TURNED INTO 'LIVE' THEATRES By AT LEAST 1* cinemas have closed In the past 12 months, reflecting the changing tastes of Singaporean film fans. The latest is Shaw Organisation's Republic cinema in Marine Parade, which will screen
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    362 48 Accord on Muslim-Christian parity in Parliament and formation of 2 courts GENEVA, Thtlrs. Lebanese factions meeting here last night reported broad agreement on key principles of constitutional and political reform, delegate sources said. After six meetings in three days, an all-party committee agreed on major reforms
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    64 48 ISLAMABAD, Thurs. Three professors at Islamabad University have been sentenced to terms of two to seven years hard labour with heavy fines by a military court here. The three had been held in Rawalpindi prison since their arrests in November, 1981 forpossession of anti-government leaflets. They
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    405 48 Britain adopts new approach at talks on HK LONDON, Thursday BRITAIN is believed to have set aside its insistence that Hongkong needs a continued British administrative role after 1997 in an effort to make progress in talks with China on the colony's future, the Financial Times reported today. More pragmatic
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    339 48 A CONMAN who cheated at least 10 taxi drivers right in front of the police station was caught in the act yesterday. The man, who had posed as a police inspector, was led into a police trap by a woman he wanted to cheat. The man's
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    31 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.56 to 1,236.08 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Ex- change today. AP
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    67 48 BEIJING, Thurs. About 15.7 billion yuan ($17.3 billion) worth of investment is sitting idle in China because projects have not been completed, the China Daily reported yesterday. The official English-lan-guage newspaper said that of 560 major industrial projects built between 1977 and 1961 at a
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    70 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis has accused Christian DiorNew York Inc, a clothing and perfume manufacturer, of violating her civil rights by using her look-alike in an advertisement without her consent. She sought a restraining order in the State Supreme Court in Manhattan to block
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    47 48 What it should have been OUR front page chart on Wednesday, "Trends in newspaper readership," showed that 30 per cent of the population in the 10-19 years age group read Chinese newspapers. This figure is incorrect and should have been 28 per cent. The error is regretted.
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    59 48 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US State Department says it has refused permission for three Soviet newsmen based in New York to go to Cleveland to cover the US Communist Party's convention. US newsmen based in Moscow are restricted to a 40-km radius from their homes or offices unless given
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      299 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE THE DRIVE to encourage tourists to stay longer in Singapore is being stepped up. In a significant move, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has extended its subsidy for flight stopovers. Wang Look Keah reports. What has Datuk Wee Boon Ping got in
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      1130 1  -  NANCY CHNG Her weekly newspaper columns have captivated Malaysian and Singapore audiences with their humanity and humour. In fact, Sri Qelima's popularity has now made it impossible for her to hide behind her pen-name. Interviewed in Bangkok recently, when she was presented with one of the
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        1063 2  - Be prepared CATHERINE TAN By That old medicine chest a-bulge with bulky bandages has been outstripped by compact kits with updated contents. You can choose from a range of first-aid kits for the home, factory and for travelling, including a jungle travel kit for snake bites. QUICK action and the
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        891 2 THE first essentials of all emergency treatment are to: Keep calm and not panic Make sure the patient can breathe freely; Control bleeding; Keep the patient quiet Reassure the patient and treat him for shock. Few accidents are ever as serious as they seem. If
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        224 2 TO SAVE a person from drowning or suffocation, or someone who has been electrocuted, it's essential that you know how to apply artificial respiration. The most efficient method is mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. It is designed to force air into the lungs of someone who
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        569 4  -  KAYE ANN These are our columnist's suggestions for homemade stationery. Thank you notepaper and "animal" cards are both fun to make and useful Christmas gifts. By fhhgfh HERE are some gifts for friends at Christmas. They comprise three types of cards which are simple to make:
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        491 4  -  CHOO SOH ENG By 4 A secretary is not an office decora- tion. She is the pillar in the office. Stella Wee, chairman of the education committee, Singapore Association of Personal and Executive Secretaries (Sapes) j MISS Stella Wee feels very strongly about the
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        1095 5  -  PRAKASH CHANDRA New Delhi is planning to build a "Science City" to lure its scientists back from the West. But the project, costing US$l25 million (about Ss26B million), has sparked off the controversial question: Will it be a waste of L scarce
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        887 6  - Clues to the mystery of ageing WALTER SULLIVAN By f from New York In autumn, millions upon millions of leaves are transformed from green to a multitude of brilliant yellows, scarlets and russets. But a new interest has been awakened in the process. Some researchers now see in it possible
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        318 6  -  CHRISTOPHER HANSON By ORBITING factories could be blasted into space by 1990 to produce goods ranging from medicine to ball bearings and key computer parts, according to plans of United States officials and business leaders. Three companies have signed contracts with the National Aeronautics
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      1092 7  -  NANCY CHNG By 4 Night will come naturally upon me before long, but I still have my hope and trust that happier and brighter days are ahead, because I know beyond doubt that it is those of your calibre who will continue with the faith in
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      519 8 'Butchery' in the war of words dssdsf IN A recent political tirade, I wrote that the willingness of Speaker Tip O'Neill to dismiss the charges of Carter briefing-book pilferage by the 1980 Reagan operatives made me suspicious: Could Tip's unaccustomed non-partisanship mean, I slyly innuendoed, that the "mole" in the
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      Huggermugger
      396 8 IN A column criticising the concessions made to the Syrians in recent Lebanese negotiations by the thenenvoy Robert McFarlane, now national security adviser, Joseph Kraft wrote: "For an American presidential emissary to be deeply engaged in such huggermugger is at best undignified." Huggermugger is not, as some modern urbanites
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      Just adamant
      157 8 JOHN LOUIS, our ambassador to the Court of St James' (pronounced jameziz), was replaced lyIn wishing the bounced envoy a fond farewell, President Reagan wrote: "The alliance today between the United States and Great Britain is adamantine and for that you are in no small part responsible." Adamantine
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      169 8 •'IN LOOKING for a word that would describe an individual who hated men," writes Dr Warren Guntheroth, professor of paediatrics at the University of Washington: "I found none. Comparable words include misogynist for those who hate women and misanthrope for those who hate mankind." Dr Guntheroth suggests a new
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        864 16  -  NANCY KOH By I'm disappointed with reality. I don't focus on details in my paintings as I feel dreams are better than reality. I like simplicity, beauty and purity of shape which are found in natural landscapes. m 7 Alfred Defossez LIKE his paintings, Alfred
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        819 16  -  IRENE PATES KIDDIES CAPERS Radio One Monday, 10.05 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. ROMPER ROOM Daily, Ch 5,5.25 p.m. Reviewed by THANK heaven for TV programmes for children. Without them, what would parents of restless pre-schoolers do? The first thing my almost four-year-old asks me when,
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        Ready, set, goo!
        694 17  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN Singapore being the Nashville of South-east Asia, there are many watering holes where folks can go to be cowboys and cowgirls. We look into two places today. By 4 Two puny girls demurely tested the mud with their toes. They were egged on by a
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        Our cowboys ain't no ghost riders
        899 17 fghfghh I STILL remember it clearly. Los Angeles, 1981. There I was, minding my own business in this bar on Whitshire Boulevard. My two friends had just left for home, but I had stayed on as I had to catch a flight to the
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      297 6 so iaie only people with impeccable taste will see ft. Ml I mm \l fit Us If you don't see the 200 pieces of rare, one-of-a-kind jewellery in the tray above, take heart and read about them here. The collection comprises original pieces dating from 1910 1930, crafted in the
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      446 7 fSJ W^^ r\O^^^^7 1-^'^ ~~—^^^^^^^^^^^BBGSBBBBBBi^^teta« i~^^ r rr-6000 prtotet FT-TOpO pjipiet f I Authorised Dealers AVS Electronics Pte Ltd Creative Technology Pte Ltd Powermatic Data Systems Blk. 9, #02-1 1. Ist Floor. Kallang Place, 2 Alexandra Road #06-04A. Delta House 1 Maritime Square #01-10, WorldTrade Centre Kallang Basin Industrial Estate.
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      326 8 H t l_-MiyS3KS CIEANINO our professional service. Be it a daily or a one-time cleaning, DYNASTY will fulfil the specifications, assess it and give a price tailored to your exact operational and budget requirements. 'DYNASTY has been known for its day-to-day servicinq in the Contract Cleaning. In keeping our level
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      292 8 EXHIBITORS/ BUSI-COM W The sth International Business Equipment Computer Show in Singapore March 13-17, 1984, W.T.C (Hall 2) !n order to contribute to the rationalisation of business and the modernisation in office system in Southeast Asia as well as Singapore, International Business (I.B.) Center Co., Ltd. will organise on a
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      271 9 2nd WEEK CATHAY CINEMA jdHB t j r*n d ATiirn > tuc rimv nc i nc rUnT yr -A '^^bBpCM Mk heiress, TOM (Magnum) SELLECK TV'S SEXIEST MALE STAR HIGH ROAD TO CHINA j .;ii^ A FREE TRIP TO CHINA S. OTHER PRIZES ow.fl.in High Road To China Contest s«r.iu?in».<
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      753 9 I WuUP^ 42, EAST COAST ROAD SPORE 1542 TEL: *****24 *****27/8 -f ~~JpB 1 c VENUE: LAI LAI COMPLEX (Next to Fbtace Cinema) Ij U jm J f $i8 Jpr tt DISPLAY tel otC^ V 5 S>s *"P IHI _I Beautify your homes *%s\\i» i S fiV^E A vIARBLE HI
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      663 9 ■i, ■l;,M!Mll! '^al! ■_M 1 OBGfIWISATIOW to-- f 't:-:ll LAST DAY' M 9 I um. I 45, 400 645 9I 5 W m "Wh««l of Lite" A/undurm B| J Tomorrow "Flul* Playar" 01 The Wrath" Mandarin m B Tomorrow M ncte 9 Theatre'. B H PRINCE CAPITOL CHANGI m H
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      1147 12 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES jMHBIfIaN Telex Service: Address: Kates: IVfin. Charges: ??yT^ S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments, Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STAN IS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House Mill SftKTxr 2724-7 fi 2C69 o Box Service: Collect,,!: S$
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      576 12 |S EDELEANU H B Edeleanu, a leading German company, active for more than B B 70 years in Engineering, Licensing and Consulting for the B B Petroleum, Petrochemical and Gas Processing Industry, fl B needs for its subsidiary company in Singapore experienced B B and high calibre engineers in the
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      409 12 Interesting jobs in the world of watches Coop International, an established watch agency, has vacancies for: Sales Co-ordinator A female preferred, with an outgoing personality and PR flair. Will be required to conduct the sales support behind a well known brand of watch to its existing clientele. Needs to be
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      589 13 APPOINTMENTS I We have been appointed by ALCAN as their 1 licensed manufacturer for their prestigious range of I PLANAR ALUMINIUM CEILING SYSTEMS and I cover the territories of Singapore and the neigh- I I bouring countries. To further develope and increase I our sales, we seek employment of the
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      442 13 I vl*iA Royal Insurance ■■■I (Int)Ltd We are expanding our business and have vacancies for PRODUCTION MANAGERS The candidates should be well versed with all aspects of general insurance and should have a Diploma from the Chartered Insurance Institute. They should also have good connections with corporate clients and must
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      489 13 An established chemical manufacturing company in Jurong invites suitably qualified applicants for the post of MARKETING EXECUTIVE (Technical) The successful applicant will be responsible for marketing and development of our existing range of adhesives and chemicals. He will also be expected to develop new product lines. He must be prepared
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      760 13 I SHIES EUGinEER I Duties: The position requires knowledge and I practical experience in handling chemicals in the treatment of cooling water, boilers, waste treatment and etc. He will be S required to study and improve the market situation. Ability to service i H existing customers and arrange technical I
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      719 13 NOTICES CENTRAL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT The following tenders ore invited by the Chief Supplies Officer, Central Supplies Department Tender No CSD 3/F 503/83 METAL DESKS AND CHAIRS (or Ministry of Education b Tender No CSD 3/G 1138/83 BARBED TAPE CONCERTINA for Swlarsng Park Centre c Tender No CSD 3/G 1144/83 ADDRESSOGRAPH
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      203 62 MINISTRY OF HEALTH TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invitet for the following items to b< supplied to Kent Ridge Hospi tal (Phase I) (1) KRHCS TENDER NO. T. 10/83 Tender for Supply am Delivery of Orthopaedi< Surgical Instruments Sett for Operating Theatres Kent Ridge Hospital Closing Date: 12 Jan 84
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      107 15 4 t F^ «mFB fIHHHHI^ II If lit II .< IBMKII SIB rill til 1 WTH BF s b^^HPHb BT Jfl -Sji ■P JB The best dressed men in business start at the bottom In dress socks by Burlington. In a wide variety of styles, lengths, fibres including 100% mercerised
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      126 15 Large stock of top quality furniture to clear at the best prices ever! This is your best opportunity to save on the top quality furniture you want for your home. From today till 13th November, we are having our once-a-year Clearance Sale. Bedroom suites, dining sets, lounge sets and more
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      493 15 PEANUTS BySchuiz EVERY VETERANS PAY I TELL BILL I ALWAYS LIKEP I i' L 1 T p LL lj|M I( l MAVE T0 WRRV.A 60 OVER TO BILL THE CARTOON WHERE TME V^l icll^V jj HE'S PROBABLY ABOUT MAULPIN'S MOUSE TO CAPTAIN SAYS, "BEAUTIFUL I I SIX ROOT BEERS QUAFF
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      396 16 IHA moth, mm mm picium HASHMR BHHUSm mm mm MB >jjjfe <ty MftSf Jpp -*«ap Too dark, blurr and fuzzy, double exposure? The new AF-S from Minolta is a totally automatic 35mm camera that just won't let you make such mistakes. Ever! It automatically loads the film and sets it
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      2023 18 GBKB GES9HHHHHHHHHHI I399 Tales to keep 5.58 AM National An- day Market Report 1.35 3.00 PM Opening followed by A House is Not a Home 5.50 Smith A Long Spoon: An attempt by Meg to k^^^SJ^Bf them followed by Opejv Yrnn- Lunchdate (cont'd) (Mandarm/r) get the mysterious document from Smith
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        576 1  -  RONNIE TANG GOH BENG CHOO jpjfjl wfc "Z Demure 22-year-old Chen Xiuwen, lead actress of the Hongkong TV serial, The Taiji Master, is here to help raise funds for the Ulu Pandan Community Centre. By and I am not worried about 1997. I
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        473 1 DEMON OP THE LUTE ((Af§¥l>) Saturday midnight and Sonday morning shows at Shaw cinemas. The strains from the magic lute render the listener powerless. Trees start to fall, boulders come crashing and devilish beings advance... This is a scene from the film, starring
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          853 4  - A 5,000-year-old epic of true love S.V. KRISHNAN As part of the Drama Festival 1983 the SBC Radio 4 put up a stage presentation in Tamil at the Victoria Theatre on Oct 22. Our writer reviews the performance and talks to the people behind the endeavours. By NALA DAMAYANTHI, the
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          Gambling one's luck away
          889 4 THE great Indian epic, Mahabharata, is a veritable treasure house of stories from which poets and playwrights have drawn liberally for their creations. One such story is the tale of Nala and Damayanthi. This story, based on the evil consequences of gambling, is said to have
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