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Title Section15 1984-02-11 1 The Straist Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/8415 words
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Article, Illustration810 1984-02-11 1 Official bulletin says the President died on Thursday after a long illness MOSCOW, Friday Focus on Andropov's death EDITORIAL: Death of the invisible man Page 20 OBITUARY: Strongest boss since Stalin' WHAT others say CONTENDERS for the top job Page 3 THE Soviet Union announced today that PresidentReuter; UPI - 810 words
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Article568 1984-02-11 1 US shelling hit communications nerve centre near Beirut ABC report NEW YORK, Fri. The commanding general of all Syrian forces m Lebanon and a large part of his staff have been reportedly killed m a massive American naval bombardment. ABC Television News, quoting intelligence > sources, saidAP; Reuter; AFP - 568 words
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Article74 1984-02-11 1 PRESIDENT Devan Nair yesterday sent a message to the Sultan of Johor, Sultan Mahmood Iskandar, extending "warmest congratulations" on his election as Yang DiPertuan Agong of Malaysia. "I am confident that the close ties of friendship and cooperation between Singapore and Malaysia will continue to be74 words
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Article51 1984-02-11 1 PARIS, Fri. All visas for foreign journalists to enter the Soviet Union have been suspended, including those already issued, the Soviet Embassy here announced today. The measure applied to citizens of all countries, the embassy added without giving any reasons for the suspension. AFP SEE THISAFP - 51 words
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Article39 1984-02-11 1 SYDNEY, Fri. Timothy Allison, 53, Second Officer at the British consulate here, was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head at his home m a Sydney suburb. Police said there were no suspicious circumstances. AFPAFP - 39 words
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Article127 1984-02-11 1 Reagan told at 3.20 a.m. SANTA BARBARA (California), Fri. President Ronald Reagan was awakened before dawn today at his ranch here be told of Soviet leader uri Andropov's ueath, White House officials said. Deputy Press Secretary Mr Larry Speaker said Mr Reagan was awakened at 3.21 a.m. (7.21 p.m. SingaporeReuter - 127 words
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Article100 1984-02-11 1 Dollar bounces back LONDON. Fri. The US dollar bounced back today as reports lata confirmed began spreading that Soviet President Yuri Andropov had died. At the same i;mi gold fell back to U*****. 75 an ounce at the first fixing and was then readjusted to U*****.25. compared to US$3B3 5AFP - 100 words
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Advertisement32 1984-02-11 1 Man with an eye on Ronald Reagan Pages 1 5 Love story with a difference Page 21 Outlook 2,3 Comics 18,19 Cinema 6 Radio ft TV 22 Appointments ft Notices 7- 2032 words
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Advertisement33 1984-02-11 1 Inside j 66 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3, 4, fi, 8, S CAUSEWAY 19 EDITORIAL 20 LETTERS 21 BACKGROUND 22 TIMES DOLLAR 23-26 CLASSIFIEDS 21-38 RACING 40, 41 SPORTS 42, 4333 words
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Advertisement43 1984-02-11 1 A crime-free Singapore at a price The lessons for our former colonial master Britain as a Briton sees it. Andropov Ways to tho ma ke love better 3 1 tGrmsth a f ur -p age va entines a y SpOCl3l PLUS Asia Mag43 words
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Article508 1984-02-11 2 Rain's reign THE rainy spell has badly hit farmers, fishermen and some construction sites. Supplies from local vegetable farmers m Mandai and Lim Chu Rang have dropped by more than 50 per cent. Many leafy vegetables were washed away while roots of many other vegetables rotted away. The weather508 words
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Article235 1984-02-11 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: FIFTEEN MONTHS is too short a period to give a proper assessment of Yuri Andropov's contribution as leader of the Soviet Union. However, his death could be considered a relief. Over the past few months, his invisibility has given rise to much uncertainty m the235 words
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Article202 1984-02-11 2 TRIP TO LOOK AT ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFERS IN U.S. YOU MAY be able to do away with cash dealings when you shop, and bank from the comfort of your home, sooner than you think A team of local bankers, led by Telecoms. will visit the United States later this202 words
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Article87 1984-02-11 2 UNWELCOME 'BOAT PEOPLE' VIETNAMESE refugees arriving m Hong kong recently have been receiving a rude shock. Since 1982, these "boat people" are being shut away m a heavily-guarded detention centre until another country agrees to accept them. The draconian measure by the Hongkong government is to discourage new arrivals87 words
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Article149 1984-02-11 2 Plan to be revamped THE Malaysian government has identified and will implement several new strategies to rectify the shortcomings m the New Economic Policy (NEP) following a lengthy deliberation on the draft of the mid-term review of the Fourth Malaysia Plan. The meeting identified several weak areas149 words
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Article437 1984-02-11 2 Greens jolted WEST GERMANY'S Greens Party was jolted on Thursday when one of its most respected parliamentary deputies resigned m protest over "intrigues and power struggle" and what he said was the growing influence of the party's MarxistLeninist faction. The deputy, Gert Bastian, a 60--year-old retired general437 words
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Article251 1984-02-11 2 Oh, happy days... THE story of English soccer club Chelsea has been one of defeat snatched from the jaws of victory. Since the Seventies, the club seemed bent on selfdestruction, stumbling from the First to the Second Division, and continuing there to step on banana peels. But m early251 words
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Article257 1984-02-11 2 Travelling lensman AS personal photographer to the President of the United States, Michael Evans keeps close tabs on President Ronald Reagan's schedule. He works a 12-hour day, is on call 24 hours. And wherever the President is, chances are Mr Evans will be there. If Mr Reagan travels,257 words
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Article, Illustration650 1984-02-11 3 I THE IiHTTI OF Mystery man, ruthless as KGB chief but known to be liberal m thought YURI Andropov was a ruthless KGB chief who became what Western diplomats regarded as the strongest leader the Soviet Union has known since Stalin. Yet he was known toAFP - 650 words
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Article, Illustration395 1984-02-11 3 Reaction around the world BONN, Frl. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl today expressed his sympathy to the Soviet (nion over the death of President Yuri Andropov and praised his commitment to constructive relations between Moscow and Bonn. Mr Kohl said m aReuter; UPI; AFP - 395 words
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425 1984-02-11 3 What he achieved MOSCOW, Fri. The late Mr Andropov elbowed his way to power as the Soviet Union's top leader m November 1982 looking like a vigorous activist, but was dogged by illness and failed to live up to his initial dynamic image. HeReuter - 425 words
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Article, Illustration269 1984-02-11 3 Era of in ties LONDON, Fri. Mr Andropov's 15-month reign m the Kremlin was marked by the sharpest slide m East-West relations for decades, and his death throws future prospects wide open, Western diplomatic analysts said today. When Mr Andropov took over from President Leonid Brezhnev m November 1982, thereReuter - 269 words
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Article, Illustration252 1984-02-11 3 GRIGORI ROMANOV Efficient and tough man ONE of two obvious choices, the 61-year-old Politburo member and former Leningrad party boss is a tough and efficient administrator. He is believed to have close ties with the mUltaryindustrlal complex based m the northern city and252 words
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Article43 1984-02-11 3 MANCHESTER (Maine), Fri. Samantha Smith, the 11-year-old schoolgirl who visited 'the Soviet Union last year at the invitation of Soviet President Yuri Andropov after writing to him, today called his death "a real shock." She did not meet President Andropov. UPIUPI - 43 words
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686 1984-02-11 3 PETER BARNARD - PETER BARNARD Implications for the US I US Editor WASHINGTON. Fri. The Andropov death could provide President Ronald Reagan with a chance to seize an important election year initiative, including a possible meeting with the new Soviet leadership. White House and State Department officials686 words
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74 1984-02-11 3 Skiers at Winter Olympics shocked SARAJEVO, Fri. President Ydii Andropov's deat 1 shocked Soviet athlete and offi cials at th<- Winter Olympics toJa\ but there was no rnmediate word whetner they would withe raw from the games. Soviet sources said t he 209-merr ber d<*legation was .'waiting instructions from Moscow.74 words
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Article, Illustration240 1984-02-11 4 FRANKFURT, Fri. Fierce storms again ravaged western Europe yesterday, killing at least 17 people and marooning thousands as avalanches buried skiers m icy tombs and murky floodwaters surged through countless towns. Thirty-two people have been killed since the storms began last week. ManyAP; UPI - 240 words
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Article303 1984-02-11 4 Charges of intrigue, power struggle and rise of the communists BONN, Friday WEST Germany's Greens Party was jolted yesterday when one of its most respected parliamentary deputies resigned m protest over "intrigues and power struggle" and what he said was the growing influence of the party'sNYT - 303 words
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Article, Illustration92 1984-02-11 4 accepts libel damages- Raquel LONDON, Fri. American actress Raquel Welch yesterday accepted libel damages from a British men's magazine which published node photographs said to be of her. The three black-and-white photograph* appeared In a four-page feature entitled, "Raquel Welch bares all," m the Clnb International magazine m 1982. TheyReuter - 92 words
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235 1984-02-11 4 English farmer wins Irish mansion CASTLETOWNGEOGHEGAN (Ireland), Fri. An English farmer today won what was claimed to be the biggest raffle prize ever, a magnificent 30-room Georgian mansion standing on 160 hectares of lush Irish countryside. The lucky ticket, one of 9,000 costing US$275 (SssBs) each, was drawn from aReuter - 235 words
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Article62 1984-02-11 4 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet leadership yesterday adopted new measures to improve service to long-suffering customers m hotels, restaurants and shops, the official news agency Tass said. The measures, including wage increases and re-invest-ment of profits into business, proposed last week by the ruling politburo, were formally adoptedUPI - 62 words
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Article52 1984-02-11 4 TOULOUSE (France), Fri. Historian, professor and author Philippe Aries, best known for his theories on Western man's concept of death, died yesterday, hospital officials said. He was 69. Mr Aries was the author of the 1977 prize-winning Man Facing Death, a study of the evolution of attitudes toUPI - 52 words
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Article37 1984-02-11 4 MADRID. Fri Spain's King Juan Carlos plans a state visit to the Soviet Union m May. m what would be regarded here as an important historic occasion for Spain, well informed sourcet, said yesterday. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article211 1984-02-11 4 LONDON, Friday MlLlTARYauthorities provided British pilots and aircrew with hypnotic drugs to help them sleep before battle and prevent their total exhaustion during the 1982 Falklands War, the Institute of Aviation Medicine disclosed yesterday. More than 200 airmen took sedative drugs specially designed by scientistsAP - 211 words
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Article, Illustration152 1984-02-11 4 LONDON, Fri. Former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan finally accepted a peerage on his 90th birthday yesterday, more than 20 years after leaving office. Officials at the Downing Street office of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who recommended the honour, said Mr Macmillan had accepted the rankReuter - 152 words
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Article530 1984-02-11 6 PETER BARNARD - PETER BARNARD Debate hots up on projected $383 b federal deficit By US Editor WASHINGTON, Fri. The Lebanon crisis has dropped to second place on the priority list here over the past 24 hours amid gloomy economic signals encompassing the Reagan government, Congress and530 words
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364 1984-02-11 6 DAYTON (Ohio), Friday COUNTERFEIT parts are turning up more often m US military and civilian aerospace products, including the space shuttle, missile systems, Nato helicopters and commercial planes, a newspaper reported yesterday. The Dayton Daily News, citing Congressional and court documents, said theAP - 364 words
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263 1984-02-11 6 - let's share power m provisional government' MEXICO CITY, Fri. Leftist guerillas proposed a "provisional government of broad participation" for El Salvador and pledged to refrain from activities to destabilise neighbouring governments if the United States accepts the plan. The provisional government, as mapped out mUFI; AP - 263 words
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Article, Illustration105 1984-02-11 6 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Organisers of the 1984 Summer Olympics, who have chosen an official helicopter, official junk food and official water, picked an official Olympic hair stylist Vidal Sassoon. "I am elated that we were the ones selected to be the haircare consultant to these athletes," saidUPI - 105 words
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156 1984-02-11 6 PITTSBURGH, Fri. A retired clerk's failing heart stopped more than 400 times within five days. But yesterday, he said he feels "wonderful" after a rare operation last year allowed him to lead an almost normal life again. "I look at myself now and IAP - 156 words
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Article77 1984-02-11 6 ITHACA (New YorkJL/ Fri. A new plane* tary system, not like the earth's s«ttt system, might mP forming around a staKj 5M light years amP from the son, a teanu of US astronomer* said today. The team, using the** world's largest tel^-f scopes, saidReauter - 77 words
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Article, Illustration341 1984-02-11 8 US officials fail to allay anxiety over prospects for peace WASHINGTON, Fri. US officials, defending the intense American shelling of Syrian positions m Lebanon, have failed to allay congressional confusion and anxiety over the apparent deterioration of prospects for peace. Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger andReuter - 341 words
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Article, Illustration258 1984-02-11 8 TAN LIAN CHOO - 'Soviets do not want Syrian-Israeli fighting' TAN LIAN CHOO By ISRAEL'S highest-ranking diplomat said here yesterday that the Soviet Union did not want renewed Syrian-Israeli fighting m Lebanon because of Moscow's own leadership succession problems. Commenting on the death of Soviet leader Yuri Andropov, the director-general of the Israeli Foreign258 words
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165 1984-02-11 8 France makes bid to step up influence PARIS, Fri. France's go-it-alone decision tc keep its troop contingent m Beirut is seen by analysts here as signalling a clear break with US Middle East policies, coupled with a resolve to shore up French influence m the region. France last mcnth signedUPI; Reuter - 165 words
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Article92 1984-02-11 8 Sharon eyes top job TEL AVIV, Fri. Mr Ariel Sharon, the former Defence Minister who is one of the most controversial figures m Israeli politics, announced yesterday that he would run for prime minister. His announcement amounted to a challenge to Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, who succeeded Mr Menachem BeginAP - 92 words
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86 1984-02-11 8 WASHINGTON, Fn. Druze leader Walid Jumbiatt. m an interview with a US television network, yesterday advised Lebanese President Amin Gemayel to commit suicide. Mr Jumblatt told CBS that Mr Gemayei. a "puppei" of Washington. was the "'big loser" m the withdrawal of theAFP - 86 words
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280 1984-02-11 9 NANCY CHNG - Viets 'using more chemical weapons' NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Fri. The President of the Khmer People's National Liberation Front (KPNLF), Son Sann, accused the Vietnamese of increased use of chemical weapons against Cambodian civilians living near the Thai border, and of poisoning water supplies inside the country where280 words
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Article55 1984-02-11 9 AFP reports: In HANOI, an official source confirmed that Vietnam had mounted attacks on two Cambodian resistance camps on Wednesday but totally denied it had used poisonous gas. "The reports concerning the use of toxic chemical products by the Vietnamese forces m Cambodia are a pure55 words
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82 1984-02-11 9 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadia said today that he would ask the Soviet Union to help resolve the Cambodian conflict when he visits Moscow on April 2. He also said that Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach will visit Indonesia fromAFP - 82 words
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Article147 1984-02-11 9 Scientist says it is now up to government ISLAMABAD, Fri. Pakistan Is capable of boilding an atomic bomb, but actual development Is a politlcal decision the government most make, a Pakistani scientist said In an Interview published yesterday. "If the government decides to direct us toUPI - 147 words
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Article, Illustration65 1984-02-11 9 STRUGGLING for a cause. That's literally what this Sikh agitator was doing m the holy city of Amritsar, India, on Wednesday. Three policemen had to be called m to take him away during a one-day general strike. The strike was called m supportAP - 65 words
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271 1984-02-11 9 NANCY CHNG - Thailand shelves soda ash project NANCY CHNG BANGKOK, Friday THAILAND'S soda ash project has been pushed further back on the shelf. The Council of Economic Ministers decided during its weekly meeting here this week not to proceed with it at present. The soda ash plant, conceived m 1977 as an271 words
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138 1984-02-11 9 Bangkok denies charges by boat people BANGKOK, Frl. A senior Thai official has denied allegations that, as a result of action by Thai authorities, 23 Vietnamese boat people drowned and teenaged girls were abducted and raped by pirates m the Golf of Thailand. The secretary-general of the National Security Council,Reuter - 138 words
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Article496 1984-02-11 10 GRACE CHNG; NGIAM TONG HAI; SUZANNE KULATISSA - GRACE CHNG NGIAM TONG HAI SUZANNE KULATISSA Wet spell hits farmers, isherf oik and delays construction work By and THE rainy spell has badly hit farmers, fisherfolk and some construct ion sites m addition to causing disruptions m many other fields. Supplies from local vegetable farmers m496 words
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Article123 1984-02-11 10 TRAFFIC Police yesterday advised motorists to avoid several roads if It rains heavily. These roads were under flood waters daring heavy downpours last week and were not accessible to vehicles. With mere rain expected, these roads may be flooded again. The roads Include: Bukit123 words
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Article, Illustration514 1984-02-11 10 NG WENG HOONG; SUZANNE KULATISSA - NG WENG HOONG SUZANNE KULATISSA and m Johor By and JOHOR was awash m misery and unexpected fun after seven days of continuous heavy rain since last Thursday. About 13,000 people were evacuated from their homes and some workers were without jobs after floods hit514 words
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Article, Illustration136 1984-02-11 10 THE retaining wall of No. S, Ash Grove m Bukit Timah collapsed at about 5 p.m. yesterday after a heavy thunderstorm. The occupants of the house, identified as the Tan family, refused to talk to the press. A housewife, Mrs Alice Gerrard, 36, who Uves next136 words
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Article, Illustration455 1984-02-11 11 HDB to take action against errant contractor The day a schoolgirl narrowly missed being hit by a falling chunk of concrete THE Housing Board contractor who was responsible for a falling chunk of concrete may lose his merit stars. The HDB has found that it was the contractor's "unacceptable workmanship"455 words
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66 1984-02-11 11 Poly students get gift of engines SINGAPORE Polytechnic students can have handson practical experience on $20,000 worth of engines. Sin Tien Seng Pte Ltd has donated the engines, which will be used by the Polytechnic's second year students m the Mechanical and Production and Electrical Engineering departments. The engines donated66 words
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356 1984-02-11 11 3 failed to deliver the goods, court told THREE men went on trial yesterday charged with international fraud over a shipment of plywood. Opening the trial, Deputy Public Prosecutor Edmond Pereira said the men and other accomplices found British buyers for 7,000 cubic metres of plywood but never shipped it356 words
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111 1984-02-11 11 FORMER Law Society president, Mr Harry Lee wee, has had his appointment as a no'.ary publicrevoked, with effect from yesterday. The Government Gazette yesterday said Wee's appoin ment was revoked by the Attorney -General 'm cxc rcise of the powers conferred by section s(c)111 words
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188 1984-02-11 11 A CONSTRUCTION company foreman redirected three lorry loads of sand belonging to the state to another of the company's worksites instead of to authorised dumping grounds. Scow Meng Kwang, 26, of Hock Lian Seng Engineering Pte Ltd, was the supervisor at a188 words
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Article, Illustration363 1984-02-11 11 Catering for the royal Brunei banquets TO FEED 4,000 to 5,000 people on two consecutive nights is no small feat. When they are all YIPs, it becomes a tall order indeed. It is no wonder that Hyatt Regency Singapore 's general manager, Mr Andre Pury, describes the job as a363 words
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216 1984-02-11 12 MISSION schools should not use their good academic results alone as a yardstick of success character and moral calibre are equally important. Minister of State (Education), Dr Tay Eng Soon, said this yesterday at the opening ceremony of the regional conference of216 words
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269 1984-02-11 12 Church paper criticises new school entry system A ROMAN Catholic publication, The Catholic News, has criticised the government's policy of giving priority m school registration to graduate mothers. It says that Roman Catholic schools should instead give preferential treatment to the less educated, under-privileged and the poor. It regrets that269 words
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Article68 1984-02-11 12 Two to stand trial for rape TWO men on Thursday were committed to stand trial m the High Court for the alleged rape of a 28--year-old woman. Lim Teck Hock, 23, and Lee Chee Kong, 17, were alleged to have committed the offence on Aug 11 at a flat m68 words
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Article35 1984-02-11 12 MOTORISTS are advised to avoid Eunos Link from Tuesday to Saturday, from 8.30 p.m. to 7.00 a.m. The PUB will be laying a pipeline across Eunos Link, next to the Jalan Eunos flyover.35 words
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169 1984-02-11 12 Honour for 33 prefects of St Andrew's BOYS of St Andrew's School upheld a 47--year-old tradition yesterday when they attended a commendation ceremony for the school's prefects. More than 800 boys made their way to St Andrew's Cathedral to join teachers, parents, old boys and well-wish-ers of the school for169 words
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Article, Illustration125 1984-02-11 12 MOTORISTS will be able to use a new route to Orchard Road from Sunday with the extension of the Restricted Zone boundary In the Keek Road area. Those coming from Cavenagh Road and wishing to go to Orchard Road, can proceed to Koek Road, instead of125 words
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240 1984-02-11 12 Hawke puts 'great deal of importance' on visit AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke attaches "a great deal of importance" to his threeday visit here which begins on Sunday, the Australian High Commissioner, Mr Walter Handmer, said yesterday. Mr Hawke 's official programme on Monday begins with a call on President240 words
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Article84 1984-02-11 12 Money dealer robbed of $20,000 THREE robbers got away with $20,000 m various cur rencies after assaulting a moneychanger at Idris Road on Thursday. Mr Hassan Mohd. 63, was checking the letter-boxes at Block 2, Idris Road for his mail at about 8.30 p.m when he was attacked by two84 words
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Article176 1984-02-11 13 THE woman who sold her baby son to a couple for $5,000, and then changed her mind and tried to get him back, has now decided that she will let the couple legally adopt the baby. But following previous allegations by the woman that176 words
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Article, Illustration156 1984-02-11 13 TAN SUAN ANN - Looking for best spot for the best shot TAN SUAN ANN Picture by THESE photographers were surveying the National Stadium yesterday for the best spot for the grand party photograph tomorrow. From the left, they are: Mr Pierre Boulat, from Fiance, Mr Thomas Hopker from Germany, Mr Michael Cook from156 words
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288 1984-02-11 13 SBC staff talks on local history HONGKONG drama producers and scriptwriters at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation are receiving special lessons on Singapore to help them inject more local flavour into the programmes they produce. The talks, which will also involve local producers, are mainly288 words
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402 1984-02-11 13 1 -"^^^^^^^^^■^■^^MH^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^HHB Travellers' cheques case A CASINO cashier became suspicious when she noticed that the signature of a woman, who cashed $27,000 worth of travellers' cheques, was different from the ones on the cheques, a district court heard yesterday. Cashier Joyce Ng Yoke Peng402 words
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Article191 1984-02-11 13 PAULJACOB - PAUL JACOB By ARMY recruits at a basic military training camp on Pulau Tekong are being confined this and next weekend following an outbreak of German measles m the camp. A Defence Ministry spokesman said yesterday that 91 of the nearly 1,400 servicemen m the SAF's Infantry Training191 words
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Article87 1984-02-11 13 TWO nightclubs were each fined $1,000 on Thursday for employing foreigners who had run foul of the immigration regulations. King's Cabaret and Niteclub pleaded guilty to hiring a Taiwanese as a singer even though her social visit pass had expired 21 days before. The Penthouse Niteclub and87 words
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Article170 1984-02-11 13 FILM-CREWS from the national television networks of the Philippines, Taiwan and Korea are m Singapore specially to capture Hong Bao Special '84 for viewers back home. The show will be held on a floating platform on the Singapore River tonight and tomorrow. The crews are170 words
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Article76 1984-02-11 13 SENTOSA will mark the Lunar New Year with a two-day celebration starting today. The main site for the festivities will be the ferry concourse terminal. Visitors to the island will be treated to a lion dance, aerobic dancing, a fashion show, a magic76 words
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Article, Illustration506 1984-02-11 16 Travel contest results out The importance of education 4 Muslims m Singapore are now increasingly becoming more aware of the importance of a good educational foundation, both m the arts and the sciences as well as m religion and ethics It is imperative506 words
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Article34 1984-02-11 16 THE National University of Singapore Arts and Social Sciences Club yesterday donated $18,892 towards the education of Cambodian refugees. Dr Sukhum Rasmidatta of the Thai Embassy accepted it on behalf of the refugees.34 words
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409 1984-02-11 16 RONNIE LIM - Refineries are keen to get Malaysian oil RONNIE LIM Petronas wants long-term contracts By SINGAPORE refineries have started submitting their business proposals to Malaysia, m response to Malaysia's interest m refining its crude oil here on unprecedented three-, five- or seven-year contracts. Previous contracts were for one year at most.409 words
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238 1984-02-11 16 Visitor paid $60 for cab ride from airport JUST a day after Singapore taxi drivers were praised comes a report of a dishonest one. A British visitor, Mr Derek Spinton, 53, rang The Straits Times to say that he was charged $60 by a taxi driver for a ride from238 words
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163 1984-02-11 16 Three hurt in navy ship collision with tanker THREE people were injured m a collision between a Royal Malaysian Navy ship and a Japanese tanker m the busy Straits of Malacca, off Tanjung Kling, on Thursday. Sources m Kuala Lumpur said the 4,080-tonne landing ship, K.D. Raja Jarom, was the163 words
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134 1984-02-11 16 THE case of a welder with 21 warrants of arrest against him for failing to attend court to answer traffic charges was finally dealt with yesterday. Gan Giap Keong, 28, was fined a total of $1,560 for the 21 traffic offences committed between June134 words
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80 1984-02-11 16 A ONE-DAY preliminary inquiry has been set m a magistrate's court to hear firearms possession charges against a police national serviceman, Thiam Teck Hee, 19. on April 6. Thiam is accused of unlawfully having a revolver and 10 bullets at a house at Lorong80 words
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102 1984-02-11 16 THE noise made by two men woke Mr Teo Poh Kirn, 52, who* then saw them stealing coconuts from his pick-up early one morning, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Mr Teo looked out from the kitchen window of his flat at Block 131, Bedok North102 words
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Article56 1984-02-11 16 A YOUTH, Lai Chyh Seng. 18. was fined $500 yesterday by a magistrate's court for having 11 firecrackers at a bus stop m Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 last month. Lai pleaded guilty. A policeman found him carrying the firecrackers m a plastic bag on the night56 words
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Advertisement177 1984-02-11 15 The group photo of a lifetime. A II parties Jiave to have happy snaps. Ours is no exception. Except that we've flown m some of the world's famous photographers just to record the occasion. Just imagine. A vast group photo of every single Singaporean born the year Singapore began its177 words
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Article, Illustration211 1984-02-11 18 We should share the good things THE Prime Minister's Lunar New Year message at Tanjong Pagar was addressed to successful Singaporeans. He said that they had a responsibility to those less successful than they are. They should provide not just leadership but also care, compassion and support. Otherwise, the two211 words
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Article144 1984-02-11 18 FOUR ministers will be making more walkabouts this year. They are Messrs S. Ohanabalan (Kallang), Goh Chok Tong (Marine Parade), Ong Teng Cheong (Kirn Keat) and Dr Tony Tan (Sembawang). They will tour all constituencies except Anson. This is represented by opposition MP, J. B. Jeyaretnam. The four144 words
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Article103 1984-02-11 18 Higher wages being earned MORE people are earning four-figure salaries than II years ago. One-quarter of all CPF contributors are now earning four-fig-ure salaries. These figures were given by the Statistics Department. But, because of Inflation, $1 m 1972 is worth less than 5t cents m 1982. A worker who103 words
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Article99 1984-02-11 18 SINGAPORE'S ambassador to Japan, Wee Kirn Wee, will be appointed chairman of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation for one year from May 1. Mr Wee,6B, will finish his term as ambassador m April. He was High Commissioner to Malaysia from 1973 to IQAfI CHANGI airport's second runway will be99 words
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Article148 1984-02-11 18 Better students NINE m 10 Best students felt that the programme was effective. This was one of the findings from a survey conducted by the SAF Education Department m June last year. The Best programme was started m January last year. Sixty companies, 15 NTUC centres, 14 PAP centres and148 words
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Article, Illustration95 1984-02-11 18 THIS week, 41 photographers covered the whole of Singapore island. They will be taking pictures for a book, A Salute to Singapore. This book is sponsored by the Times Organisation. It will celebrate 25 years of nationhood. The 35 foreign photographers assembled include Mr Michael Evans, President Ronald95 words
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Article35 1984-02-11 18 SULTAN Mahmood Iskandar of Johor was elected Malaysia's eighth King by the country's nine rulers this week. He will become Yang di-Pertuan Agong from the end of April for five years.35 words
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Article, Illustration121 1984-02-11 18 First to fly free in space ASTRONAUT Brace MeCandless, 46, became the first man to leave a spacecraft without a safety line. He floated free of the space shuttle Challenger. For 2V2 hours, he and another spacewalker, Robert Stewart, 41, took turns flying m space with $21 million rocketpowered backpacks.121 words
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Article149 1984-02-11 18 IN Lebanon, Syrianbacked Muslim guerillas took over the Ministry of Information. This means that they have control of the heart of Beirut city. At least 100 people were killed and 300 wounded m 17 hours of intensive fighting. This was after a five-day battle between the149 words
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Article, Illustration52 1984-02-11 18 VITCKO is the official mascot of the XIV Winter Olympics at Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Pronounced "vootth-ko", the wolf pup wjis chosen from 871 entries. These were narrowed to six. Vncko won over a mountain ram, a lamb, a beaver, a weasel and a snowball man made of52 words
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Article, Illustration178 1984-02-11 18 A BANK derll m Batu Pahat, Malaysia, couid not tell the difference between the new $s<i and $1 noes. So he gave a busi nessman ono thousand $50 notes instead of $1 notes just before ih< Lunar New Year. When the bank reopened on Monday, tho businessman returned178 words
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Advertisement345 1984-02-11 18 I 90% Housing Loan With Low Interest Rates I BukitTimah High-class Residential Area I I j^. -fc 2 -STOREY SPLIT-LEVEL I I BS^mPK'^^' k TKj?- SEMI-DETACHED/ TERRACE I I bSS)P I *st'lf'~*i S-J Situated off Dunearnßd./ s I 2*^« j»» 'Utti?!? v&pj^^'i^ Rujing Hua Guan Avenue. i I I 'ia^^Z^^*'*345 words
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Article, Illustration340 1984-02-11 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE government has identified and will implement several new strategies to rectify the shortcomings m the New Economic Policy (NEP), following a lengthy deliberation on rhe draft of the midterm review of the Fourth Malaysia Plan this morning. The draft .'asNST - 340 words
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271 1984-02-11 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The banking system as the custodian of funds m the country and a prime stimulus for savings and investment, should constantly change m oripr to act as a catalyst for social and economic transition, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr MahathirNST - 271 words
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103 1984-02-11 19 Bernama to file UPI reports and photos KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A formal announcement on Bernama's arrangements to distribute United Press International (UPI) news reports and photographs locally will be made m March. According to a statement issued jointly by Bernama and UPI m New York today, final arrangements would beBernama - 103 words
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84 1984-02-11 19 Sihanouk and wife send Tunku birthday wishes PENANG, Fri. Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Princess Monique have sent good wishes to Tunku Abdul Rahman, who celebrated his 81st birthday last Wednesday. They wished him good health, longevity and good fortune m a telegram addressed to the Tunku, who is m KualaBernama - 84 words
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Article, Illustration498 1984-02-11 19 Two who know how many voted for the new King KUALA LUMPUR, Friday ONLY two persons, the Sultan of Kelantan and the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, know how many votes went to the Sultan of Johor who was elected the eighth Yang diPertuan Agong yesterday. They counted the votesNST - 498 words
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103 1984-02-11 19 KUALA LUMPI R, Fri. Vegetable prices m main markets here soared over the past few days following bad weather. kangkong is being sold at $4 a kg, an Increase of $2.29. The price of bmyam has gone up from $1.70 to $3.3t, Indian mustardBernama - 103 words
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313 1984-02-11 19 Telephone operators threaten industrial action KU ALA LUMPUR, Fri THE Telecoms Department has drawn up contingency plans m the face of a threat of industrial action by the 2,400 telephone operators of the National Union of Telecoms Employees (Nute). The department, however, refused to disclose313 words
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105 1984-02-11 19 SHAH ALAM, Fri. The threat by Telecoms telephone operators to stop recording calls cannot be treated lightly, said Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Minister Datnk Leo Moggie yesterday. The operators have given the government until Feb 15 to upgrade their salaries or faceNST - 105 words
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468 1984-02-11 20 The Straits Times says Death of the invisible man AT LAST, the great mystery has been solved. Mr Yuri Andropov, out of sight since last August, has died. His passing is not simply that of a mere mortal. As head of what is probably the strongest military power m the468 words
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545 1984-02-11 20 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane remember, I remember. Thomas Hood, a pmet. I REMEMBER the early 1930s when the Lunar New Year was, most unusually, not celebrated m every Chinese home here. Though it happened when I was a mere child, I can remember it as well as I545 words
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Article, Illustration863 1984-02-11 20 TAN LI AN CHOO - A meeting of minds issues TAN LI AN CHOO Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke s visit to Singapore By Diplomatic Correspondent AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Bob Hawke arrives m Singapore tomorrow for a threeclay visit which Singapore officials have described as "a very significant one." Mr Hawke, 54, is here for863 words
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515 1984-02-11 20 PAUL JACOB - PAUL JACOB BY AUSTRALIA'S presence In Batterworth was a result of the 1971 FivePower Defence Agreement (FPDA) Unking Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Britain and New Zealand. Under the agreement, In times of threat against Singapore and Malaysia, the FPDA countries could decide what action should be515 words
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Article658 1984-02-11 20 LIAK TENG KIAT - LIAK TENG KIAT This and that By US Correspondent WASHINGTON When Reverend Jesse Jackson came home from Damascus with Lieutenant Robert Goodman m tow last December, there was an unlikely couple among the thousands who waited for hours to hear him. Being white and upper middle class, they658 words
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Advertisement359 1984-02-11 20 fcy.i:Ji»I:<IJ:WN;J QUALITY AUTO STEREO SOUND 1 I I® Hi- Fi Component Speaker System CROSSOVER NETWORK QUALITY STEREO POWER AMPLIFIER > c Bedok Centre Electrical Co. Bfod :i4. Bedok ;\<rih Street I. #01 163 Singapore 1646 lel 44.-813: lelex RS I^o2 BCEC MM Lovers of fine cuisine may now experience the359 words
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Letter, Illustration247 1984-02-11 21 Ministry of Defence replies to Workers 9 Party letter I REFER to Mr J.B. Jeyaretnams letter "Spending must be justified'". (ST. Feb 4). As usual, he craved publicity ("All the Workers' Party is asking for is public debate.) when he should concentrate on the substance.247 words
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853 1984-02-11 21 Taxis not the solution our traffic congestion problem Ministry o€ Communications reply REGULAR readers of this weekly series of letters will, I hope, by now understand some of the problems of urban transportation and why we need to control the ownership and the use of cars hand m hand with853 words
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176 1984-02-11 21 Let's make it all heart and not business IT was disturbing to read about the offer of $40 to those "donating" sperm to a private clinic. The objective of helping infertile couples is commendable but the commercialisation of it is another matter. I am concerned about the principle of offering176 words
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216 1984-02-11 21 Payment is a dangerous precedent Two letters on the sale o€ sperm WE refer to the letter "Have the moral aspects been debated 9 by "Five Osti". (ST. Jan 28). We must commend the writers for their perceptive insight and we completely endorse their views The possibility of inbreeding and216 words
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Letter50 1984-02-11 21 IN the light of the recent blitz by the Singapore Fire Service on locked fire doors m buildings it is pertinent to ask whether the Housing Board is also infringing fire regulations by locking up fire hosereel points at HUDC car parks to prevent carwashing. AY Singapore MM50 words
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100 1984-02-11 21 IN their enthusiasm to make Singapore a Garden City, the authorities have planted greenery everywhere. Creepers and other vegetation now are a part of flyovers, bridges, the viaduct and overhead pedestrian bridges. It is true that the appearance of these important structures is improved, but100 words
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Letter81 1984-02-11 21 AS a worker m Cuppage Centre, I fully agree with the observation m the letter "Improving Cuppage Road traffic" by "Traffic Layman" (ST, Feb 7) that traffic congestion there begins after the restricted hours. By extending the Restricted Zone to cover the Cuppage Road Koek Road area,81 words
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Letter53 1984-02-11 21 THE post box at the Chai Chee bus terminus has been removed for no obvious reason. The nearest one is along Changi Road next to double yellow lines. Could the removed box be re-installed at the food centre, where I'm sure it will be well used? H.H.53 words
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Letter93 1984-02-11 21 I DON'T understand why a simple, unsophisticated and cheap piece of aluminium rubbish chute cover for Housing Board flats costs $95 to $100. For this ridiculous price one can purchase an electrical item such as an electric/automatic rice cooker. Why are the shops al- lowed to93 words
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Article364 1984-02-11 22 NORRIS WILLATT - NORRIS WILLATT By m Zurich WHEN Is a massage parlour not a massage parlour? Everyone knows the answer to that: when It's a bordello. But does the advertising manager of a newspaper know it? "Yes," say the police of the city of Zurich. "No,"364 words
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Article, Illustration1051 1984-02-11 22 PETER BICKNELL - PETER BICKNELL Vietnamese refugees still arrive m HK despite deterrent measures By m Hongkong AT 8.30 a.m. on June 4 last year, a single-en-gined boat set out from a harbour near Hue m central Vietnam for Hongkong. The boat should have left before dawn1,051 words
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Article34 1984-02-11 23 Up Down Unch Industrials 39 74 16 Finance 4 18 2 Hotels 8 4 1 Properties 5 8 2 Plantations 4 7 7 Mining 3 3 0 Deb/ Loans I 7 334 words
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Article38 1984-02-11 23 Up Down Unch Industrials 33 66 21 Finance 5 4 4 Hotels 0 2 0 Properties 3 3 5 Oil Palms 0 6 3 Tins 4 2 2 Rubbers 8 6 8 Deb/Loans 0 0 238 words
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Article77 1984-02-11 23 TAN CHONG Motor Holding Berhad and selected rubber-based stocks stole the limelight at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Prices opened generally at overnight levels and the broader market finished mixed to marginally higher, but m less active trading. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index77 words
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Article35 1984-02-11 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 864.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)35 words
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Article56 1984-02-11 23 Bowtejdßhd +3 Gunwss -15 PMC +2 Sen* Ship -5 C*C Mm P» -5 PlnD|t _4 Sine DjAy unch im,w +6 lire fnina unch s*c«p Esm -10 MUb-Pupose -S Promet —4 Times Pub +10 FIN -5 WT -1 KoWwons +1 U M Works -9 Gtnfec* Nat Iron56 words
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Article51 1984-02-11 23 Lien Hoe 890 +75 Temerioh 880 +70 Tan Chont 1000 +65 NST 2110 +50 Oriental Mdp 620 +50 SthMsialnd 650 +20 Tasek Cement 468 +12 Marco Polo 138 +11 ST P 1975 1550 10 Tints Pub 1100 +10 H Leonf Credit 740 +10 Rivefview 630 +10 Straits Tradine 59051 words
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Article41 1984-02-11 23 TronohMmes 800 -30 Carbbcrt 670 —20 GlHW|ssoc 440 -20 Acma 264 -19 Sel Properties 570 —18 M Cables 450 —16 Guinness 525 -15 Kentucky Spore 492 —13 Esso 1380 -10 OCBC 1140 —10 MBanknj 1010 -10 Keck Sent 590 -1041 words
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Article24 1984-02-11 23 Tan Chong 1,554,000 Genting 1,392,000 Faber Merlin 1,069,000 Supreme Corp J, 051,000 Pegi M'sia 682,000 Total turnover: L0.82m Total value: $83.29 m24 words
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Article52 1984-02-11 23 Feb 9 Feb 10 BT Composite: 976 86 973.21 BT Indicator: *****80 *****08 ST Industrials: 1063 88 1060.20 ST Finance: 2922.53 2910.08 ST Hotels: 978.12 980.90 ST Properties: 710.59 707.75 ST Minings: 302.63 302.21 ST Plantations: 1718.91 1725.93 OCBC: 851.32 850.21 SES Ind: 801.14 798.77 SES All Share: 37952 words
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206 1984-02-11 23 Pegi Malaysia THE formal document outlining Pegi Malaysia Bhd's acquisition of Swee Lam Estates (M) Sdn Bhd is out. Amanah-Chase Merchant Bank Bhd recommends that shareholders vote m favour of the acquisition, because it is m the best interest of .the company and206 words
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187 1984-02-11 23 Volkswagen to set up shop in E. Germany WOLFSBURG (West Germany) Volkswagen, West Germany's leading car producer, said it is planning a US$222 million (*****.8 million) joint agreement with East Germany for the annual production of 286,000 engines m the communist country from 1988. A Volkswagen spokesman said the agreement,UPI - 187 words
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115 1984-02-11 23 KUALA LUMPUR Heavy monsoon flooding m south-east Malaysia is causing delays m the movement of oil palm fruits from estates to processors, producers said. However, dealers said the interruption m harvesting and an expected delay m oil supplies this month has notReuter - 115 words
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Article291 1984-02-11 23 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ By Feud or not, the family name must be protected ARAB banker and businessman AbdulWahab Galadari's financial troubles may soon be over, thanks to his brothers. There is strong speculation that, despite a rumoured family feud, Abdul-Wahab's brothers have decided to bail him291 words
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Article, Illustration275 1984-02-11 23 Faber Merlin FABER MERLIN will be 21 this year, and It will be a milestone to watch. It was the most active counter last year, with a trading volume of more than 133 million, and was picked by the Far Eastern Economic Review as one of the275 words
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376 1984-02-11 23 CONRAD RAJ - CONRAD RAJ Team to visit US to study electronic fund transfer systems By YOU MAY be able to do away with cash dealings and bank from the comfort of your home sooner than you think. A high-powered team of local bankers, led by376 words
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Article, Illustration115 1984-02-11 23 The cold air comes free from F&N YOU pay for the drink, the coolness comes free thanks to Fraser and Neave. The bottler has bought 1M chiller cabinets to be installed m Econ Minimarts (updated provision shops) all over the island just so that you can get your drinks "at115 words
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153 1984-02-11 23 EMPORIUM Holdings' managing director Lim Tow Yong is now most likely to become a vice-presi-dent of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He is one of the two council members who were tipped last week to be strong candidates from the153 words
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62 1984-02-11 23 MELBOURNE Two subsidiaries of Straits Trading Co Ltd have bought 11.57 million shares m Carlton and United Breweries Ltd (CUB), amounting to 4.59 per cent of its issued capital. Straits Trading said. Straits Holding Private Ltd and Walthamstow Private Ltd paid out AJ38.78Reuter - 62 words
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Article63 1984-02-11 23 KUALA LUMPUR Stateowned Malaysian Airline System (MAS) has purchased a software package from Swissair which will give it the most complete and advanced passenger services' system m South-east Asia, it was reported. The package will be fully commissioned by the end of next year. It isAFP - 63 words
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Article3801 1984-02-11 24 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done" Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does3,801 words
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Article2044 1984-02-11 24 INDUSTRIALS AJ— to (4.008 4.065) (3) 4.00 Akwa (2.908 2.925) (6) 2.90 (4) 2.92 AnUh (2.338) (24) 2.31 (2) 2.32 (3) 2.28 (7) 2.29 (68) 2.30 A Choc (1)2.90 ABB (5.508) (3) 5.45 (1) 5.60 (3) 5.55 (63) 5.50 AMD (3.525) (1) 3.56 (2) 3.542,044 words
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Article2860 1984-02-11 24 M shares quoted have a par value of Jl unless otherwise specified 'Adjusted for scrip/ rights. N Tan -exempted dividend ABN rs traded m tots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars 1983/84 Last Yield Vol Day I High Low Company Sale Chance2,860 words
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Article19 1984-02-11 25 Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore Mar ***** up 0.25 cents Malaysia M?r 270 25 (M) up 0 25 cent19 words
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Article32 1984-02-11 25 GOLD USS/oz Fri Thurs Singapore *****—***** 385.00—385.50 Hongkong 380 50 381.00 385 25 385 75 Thurs Ned New York 378 50-379 00 382 50— 383.00 London 378 50—379 00 386.00-386.5032 words
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Article15 1984-02-11 25 Closing prices Ms/kilo Straits Tin $29 15 unch Turnover: 125 tonnes. do*n 80 tonnes15 words
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Article112 1984-02-11 25 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5526,072 and 5526,210. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.50/ 379, traded quietly around US$379 and closed for lunch at US$379 9.50. It re-opened at U*****.50 1.50, traded nervously to the day's high of US$3B2 383, eased, and closed at USS.WO.SO 381. The112 words
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Article112 1984-02-11 25 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market yesterday closed mixed m quiet trading on continued lack of fresh interest. PALM Closing prices Crude MS/tom* pafcn oi Feb 2600 (north) 2550 (south) MM palm oi USS/tonw RBO palm oil Mar 1030—1050 Apr 820—840 May 740 (sellers) RBO Steann Apr /May112 words
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Article25 1984-02-11 25 UUMNUM °tl£ a Thwi Spot *****0— 1061 00 (*****0—1069 50) J months 1087 00—1087 50 (1095 00-1095.50) Manet tone Barely steady Sales 16.250 tonnes25 words
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Article23 1984-02-11 25 Clmc prices COPPER E/lflßw Ttan Spot *****-986.50 1994 00-995.00) 3 months iCO€ 00—1006.50 (1014 00-1014.50) Market tone Quiet Sales 19 150 tonnes23 words
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Article71 1984-02-11 25 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher with Mar One RSS buyers quoted at 245.25 cents per kilo, up a quarter cent from Thursday's close. In Koala Lumpur, the market closed at 270.25 cents per kilo for Mar Int One RSS buyers, also up a quarter cent from Thursday's71 words
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Article51 1984-02-11 25 DEMAND continued to be short and the Straits Tin price m Penang remained unchanged at the International Tin Agreement floor level of M 529.15 per kilo. The buffer stock manager absorbed most of the 125 tonnes offered. Turnover was 205 tonnes yesterday. No foreign concentrates or rationing were51 words
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Article23 1984-02-11 25 S*™ US$/troy m Fri Thin Singapore 8 75—8.80 906-9.11 TlMn Wed New York 8 73—8 78 8 95—9.00 Source Crttt't Suast. Spot23 words
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Article288 1984-02-11 25 Noon dosing prices S/100 k( Coconut oil B';lk FOB 208.00 (seders) Old drum FOB 221.00 (sellers) New drum FOB 225 00 (sellers) Copra Mixed (loose) 120.00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta FOB NLW 690.00 (sellers) SarawaH white tag FOB NLW 682.50 (sellers) Sarawak special black FOB NLW 415.00288 words
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Article271 1984-02-11 25 FOB m bales (S cents/Uo) (M cents/kio) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 238 50— 239 50N 238.25— 239.25N unq una Int. 1 RSS Mar 245.75—246.25 245.25—245.75 270.25-270.50 270 25-270 75 Int. 1 RSS Apr 250.75-251.25 250.50-251.00 Int. 2 RSS Mar 236 75— 238 75N 236.50— 238.50N271 words
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Article208 1984-02-11 25 Interbank Over the Foreign Local doiars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.9808—1.9832 5.09—5 00 Canadian dollar 1.7089 1 7103 5.90-5.81 NZ dollar 1 3920 1 3948 7.26 7.10 Sterling pound 3.0111 3.0146 3 35-3 29 US dollar 2.1310 2.1320 4208 words
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Article, Illustration638 1984-02-11 25 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receiving Receiving Si# (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Hock Meonia (408W) 12/2 (0700) FSB 1100 1300/1800-1900 S4 Sea Fortune (07) 12/2 (0700) IA3 0900-1000/1700 1900 A3 Sea Glory (06) 12/2(0700) TA3 *****200/*****900 63 Niaga 21 (3/84) 12/2(0700) FSB *****000/*****900 A3638 words
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Article106 1984-02-11 25 Amendment to shipping ordinance KUALA LUMPUR The Malaysian Mer chant Shipping Ordinance will be amended to attract foreign investment into the nations shipping industry, Deputy Transport Minister Abu Hassan said on Thursday. Under the current law. vessels can be registered under the Malaysian flag only if a majority of the106 words
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Article184 1984-02-11 25 Managers' prices for Feb 1 1 &13 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.59 3.81 The Savings Fund 2 15— 2.28 Spore Prog Fund 1.56-1.65 Spore Sec Fund 2.41-2 56 Spore Invest Fund 1.24—1.31 Spore Equity Fund 151-1.60 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 3.07—3.25 Mai Prog Fund 1.57-li7xd184 words
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Article, Illustration209 1984-02-11 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel wharves Debralina II 10/11 aside 11/2 Field 25/6 aside 11/2 Golden Odyssey 1/2 aside 11/2 Raia Timor 19 aside 11/2 Safina E Haider 13/4 aside 11/2 Seng Hmg 27/8 aside 11/2 Str Venture 20 aside 11/2 Alps Highway 47 11/2 11/2 Builder209 words
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Article92 1984-02-11 25 THE US dollar opened at 552.1307/14 m the Singapore foreign exchange market yesterday, and quiet trading prevailed for the day. It closed at 552.1310/20. The greenback started on a steady note against major currencies. Rumours on Mr Yuri Andropov's death caused it to rise rapidly. Against the Deutschemark, it92 words
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Article27 1984-02-11 25 %p.a. Savings account 6 Autosave 5V4 Fixed deposit 3 1 month 62 3 months 6. 6 months 6 3 9 months 7 12 months 727 words
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Article43 1984-02-11 25 LOAN RATES 1 Prime rate 2 8 Personal/Renovation (Flat rates) I 4 years 7 Housing (discounted) Up to 10 years 9>4 II to 25 years 9V6 Hire purchase Cars 1 year 5 2 years 5 x h 3 years 6 4 years 6/243 words
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Article54 1984-02-11 25 %p.a. Commercial properties 1 15 years 10 Small Industries Finance Scheme (SIFS) Factory loans 9 Machinery loans 9 Working capital loans 9 Equipment Finance Scheme (CEFS) 10 3 /4 MAS rediscount rates for export bills 6 1 a Source: DBS Bank 1 Mcattre rates. 2 Far bast customers54 words
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Article147 1984-02-11 25 Thurs. Stock prices continued their downward spiral as worried investors sold heavily. The Dow Jones Industrial Average retreated another 3.56 points to 1152.74. In the broader market, two out of every three shares fell. Volume soared to over 128 million shares from Wednesday's 97 million. Analysts said that147 words
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Article66 1984-02-11 25 Hongkong Hang Seng j Friday 1050.77 (1090.08) Week ago T Australian AM-Ordinaries H,W T_ Friday 743.2(747.8) Week ago 776.8 Australian Industrials Friday 980.3 (984.3) Week ago 1016.6 Financial fines Industrials Thursday 801.3 (805.0) Week ago 824.1 Dow Jones Industrials M$ Thursday 1152.74 (1156.30) £il_ Week ago 1213.88 (Figures in66 words
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Article65 1984-02-11 25 Thurs. Investors buying off bargain priced stocks helped the market close above its lows. The Financial Times 30-share index closed seven points down at 798. Prices opened sharply lower m response to Wall Street's largest one-day fall for 16 months, but the cheaper prices at- tracted light buying. Gold65 words
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Article61 1984-02-11 25 Hong- kong stocks closed lower yesterday on the rumour that Soviet president Yuri Andropov had died. The Hang Seng Index closed down 39.31 points at 1,050.77. This is compared with Monday's 1,134.12 finish, which was its highest close m 17 months. However, brokers said sentiment remains bullish on expectations61 words
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Article82 1984-02-11 25 Share ended lower yesterday, but above the day's low, and the market average closed below 10,000 for the first time m a month. The Nikkei Dow Jones Average, which fell 96.05 points on Thursday, dropped another 41.64 points to close at 9,959.90. It was down 60.35 at one point82 words
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Article49 1984-02-11 25 Share prices continued to fall m quiet trading yesterday. At the close, the All Ordinaries Index was down 4.6 points at 743.2. Leading gold shares were steady, except for Emperor down three cents at A53.35 and Peko off six cents at A55.54. Metal stocks generally recorded small losses.49 words
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Article260 1984-02-11 25 Fife 10 HRS Ch» t e Associated Hotels Bank Of East Asia 24.10 unch Carrtan Invest Cheung Kong 9.35 -0.4 China Light 1100 -0.6 Cross Harb Tunnel IX3O 0 7 F E Consortium 0.82 -0.03 Far East Exeh Phil** 0.0808 G I Cement IX9O -0.2 Oreat Eagle 0.49 -0.04260 words
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Article330 1984-02-11 25 Ftb 10 Tm Chance AJlnomoto 1020 -20 Akal 584 23 Amada 1140 +20 Aaahl cneoi 412 unch Aotil Olaas 880 +5 Bank T* 450 Brtdgestone 588 -12 Canon 1450 unch Casio Computer 1430 -10 CtUaen 830 -10 D Nip Prim 900 +20 D Nippon Screen Daiel S7» +2 Dallehl330 words
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Article336 1984-02-11 25 Feb 10 Cents Ctunfe (Au»t) A C I ITS -2 A N I 290 -2 A P M 214 -1 Aberfoyle 880 -10 I Age 2T5 +5 i Alliance Oil 080 -2 Allied Mill 218 I Ampol Exp 120 unch i Ampol Pet 170 +5 Am 538 -2 I336 words
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Article230 1984-02-11 25 Fib US$ Change Alcoa 36* -lMi Allied Chem Cp 51* -1* Allts-Chalmers 14* Am Tel Tel 63* Amu Inc 23* Amr Corp..-31 ..-31 Bethlehem Stl 24* letting Co 42* unch Burroughs Cp 47* unch Caterpillar Co 44% Chase Manhtn 49* Chrysler Cp JBH -X Citicorp 36* -H Com230 words
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Article546 1984-02-11 25 Ftb 9 Pence Chante NXJSTNALS Allied-Lyons 149 -2 Ass. Dairies 146 unch BTR PLC 414 -3 Babcocks 167 -3 Barclays 517 +8 Beechams 298 -10 BICC 258 -7 Blue Circle 420 -6 BOC Group 281 -7 Boots 168 -6 Bowater 255 -11 BATS 182 -1 Britannia 76 -1 BP546 words
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Article, Illustration704 1984-02-11 26 DOREEN SOH - DOREEN SOH Your money By What expenses and other items can you deduct? Here are some pointers IT IS that time of the year again when your friendly taxman posts his annual greetings to you. For the salaried Mr Average, the income to be declared will include704 words
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Article240 1984-02-11 26 HAVE you received your IR8A? Ask your employers for the form, If you have not. If your employers are dragging their feet, the Internal Revenue Department may be able to intercede on your behalf. Give them a telephone call. HAVE you received your tax return? If you240 words
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403 1984-02-11 26 Stock market weekly round-up by s. kumar Singapore FOR those investors who had expected the Singapore stock market to rally this week, particularly after last week's exciting finish, there was a big disappointment. One overriding reason for this is the poor performance of403 words
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Article86 1984-02-11 26 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the 5 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1983/84 Company Volume Price Hfch Low (S) COOO) Fefa 1086 words
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187 1984-02-11 26 Kuala Lumpur TRADING at the Kuala Lumpur stock market this week was confined mainly to speculative stocks. With the poor overseas market dampening the local market, interests was focused on stocks like Tan Chong, Data Consolidated, General Lumber and Supreme Corp, among others. Early187 words
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Article, Illustration13 1984-02-11 26 "I'm interested m giving a day's work for three days' pay"13 words
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Advertisement226 1984-02-11 28 Hi I 65 Situations Wanted WEST-GERMAN GRADUATE ENGINEER looking for a Job. Qualification: German Diploma m Aeronautical Engineering 1983). Fluent English. For further Information please contact: Dilp. Ing. Ull W*i*s«r Ralh«now«r Sir. 26 1000 Berlin 21 W— tOrmany FILIPINO GENERAL AMAH very good house companion for children, general house cleaning/226 words
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Advertisement491 1984-02-11 28 .BBMSSI Hi lilS JOBS GALORE! pt There are 490 job opportuniH| V"l |f| tiet advertised m this section 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive GTM Coignet J.V. urgently requires PLANNING OFFICER c Diploma m Mechanical engineering. c At least 1 year's experience preferably m transportation planning and/ or systems. c491 words
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Advertisement547 1984-02-11 28 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive Established and progressive firm of Public Accountants requires (A) AUDIT MANAGERS ($2,500 to $5,000 per month) c Recognised Accountancy qualifications 2 years' POST qualifying experience Prospects of partnership within 2 years' for promising candidates. (B) AUDIT SUPERVISORS ($1,500 to $2,000 per month) Recognised Accountancy547 words
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Advertisement451 1984-02-11 28 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive Applicants are invited for the post ©t:ELEC. RICAL ENGINEER c Possess Diploma or Degree m Electrical Engineering, holding professional Engineer status, and be a registered licence electrical worker. c Experience m the design and installation of electrical and mechanical services m industrial plants and451 words
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Advertisement504 1984-02-11 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Tutorial WANTED LCCI, PSC STRUCTURE OF BUSINESS TEACHER for Monday and Wednesday 6.30pm 9.45pm classes. Interested persons please call:--*****12 tor more information. FULL-TIME/PART-TIME Instructors require to teach Electronic. Electrical Courses. Please apply with full details of experience and qualification to: Science Electronics (Pte) School Blk 34.504 words
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Advertisement569 1984-02-11 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial Clerical TRAVEL CAREERS (Singapore Johore Kuala Lumpur Penang Malaysia) Are you looking for a Rewarding and Challenging career? If you are. then here's your chance to join our highly motivated team m Singapore and Malaysia Due to our rapid expansion569 words
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Advertisement1110 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical HARAPAN GROUP Owing to the Group's recent expansion, we invite careerconscioua Individual to join our progressive it-am JUNIOF SECRETARY O.C.E O' level with credit m English Typing: 40 wpm Shorthand: 70-HO wpm Mature and1,110 words
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Advertisement470 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Nestle The Singapore subsidiary of Nestle, the International Food Beverage Company, invites suitably qualified cancßdates for the following post GCE O level Knowledge of shorthand and typing Ability to operate telex machine 1 —2 years experience m similar position Age 18 25 The Company provides470 words
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Advertisement501 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Long established local trading I company with diversifying interests seeks to appoint: 1) TOPFLIGHT SECRETARY TO THE G.M. 2) JUNIOR EXECUTIVE Male Requirements for post (1): c At least a School Certificate with credits m English and Maths and a full Secretarial Certificate with good501 words
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Advertisement412 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical XKFt T requires S Singaporean, 5 aged 18—25 years c GCE O' level =j c Typing speed minimum Z 35wpm c Good m figure work An attractive salary and Z fringe benefits will be z offered to the successful candidate. z* Write m with full412 words
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Advertisement477 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A member of Singapore Technology Corporation We have the following vacancy available for suitable applicants Accounts Clerk (Payments) GCE O' Level Preferably with LCCI accounting and working experience Those without experience may also apply We work a 5-day week Interested persons please apply m person477 words
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Advertisement417 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical SEEL A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries A leading electronic engineering company invites applications for j the following positions for its operations m the city: GENERAL CLERK c Minimum O' levels preferably with credit In English c Able to type a minimum of 35 wpm417 words
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Advertisement553 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical a w. t- i i i t>e i Uons (1) A FEMALE SENIOP ACCOUNTS CLERK X: m r 2 yeai ace In h; dllng A< mdependI c Musi (2) A FEMALE GENERAL CLERK TYPIST c Witt) working experience ...■id tbte type3-S w.pm (3) SECRETARY553 words
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Advertisement661 1984-02-11 29 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical A PCB SUB ASSEMBLER reguirt-* urgei U; GENERAL CIERK TYPIST type at 3 KMi Siflf* Mill commensurate with *> penence and capability PRODUCTION OPERATORS c v !i, $315 S4i*i uni efMttnf remi Atiena. entives bonus mpany transport c 13th month bonus Airi'onditionede n v661 words
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Advertisement662 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical The regional office ol a well estab Inhed multi-national company invites applications lor the post ot STENOGRAPHER ItM select** _...d.date. besides !u.'!-j attained shorthand/ typing speeds of 95/45 wpm respectively, is expected to possess (he following pre-requisites: HWN I M ve.irs relevant wwililin rapcriSMs Able662 words
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Advertisement413 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A well established garment manufacturing company requires SENIOR SHIPPING CLERK GCE XV level c Relevant experience m garment factory preferred Knowledge of Chinese an advantage An attr ictive salary of not less than SI.JOO per month will be offered to the successful appli- cant j413 words
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Advertisement635 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical CLERK Minimum qualification is a GCE 'A' Level. The successful candidate shall have to liaise with clicrts, tenants, contractors, building authorities and management. Training will be provided. Ability to correspond independently and to type will be an advantage. Please apply with full personal particulars, non-returnable635 words
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Advertisement648 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Established finance company a subsidiary of a public listed bank has immediate vacancies for CLERK/CASHIERS c GCE 'O' level with a minimum of 3 credits passes c Pleasant personality c Able to type Please apply with full particulars, salary expected together with a contact telephone648 words
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Advertisement624 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Required Urgently: CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL TYPIST Able to speak English and Hokkien Please call at: KIM HOCK TRANSPORT CO. PTE LTD 316, Jalan Besar or contact Mr Choo TEL: *****29/ *****63 for interview. Trading Company requires GENERAL CLERK for immediate employment No experience required. Benefits:624 words
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Advertisement861 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Part-Time Clerk required for 4 hours (day ttme only) GCE O' Level Able to type Write m with contact Tel. No. to The Advertiser, ref. 0068 Bras Basah Post Office Box 49, Singapore 9118. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS require: 1) OFFICE ASSISTANT With accounting secretarial experience. 2861 words
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Advertisement775 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical GENERAL FEMALE CLERK ur gently required Preferably with j 1 U) 2 years experience. Can start work immediately Interested applicants, please call at j 81k.5073, =03-1632. Ang Mo Klu Industrial Park 2 INDIAN CO REQUIRES Female i General Clerk. Capable of good typing and able775 words
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Advertisement589 1984-02-11 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales f) Sales Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions OVERSEAS QUALITY CONTROLLER Timber Department Requirements: Responsible for quality contrci at sawmills m Sabah and Indonesia Must be prepared for extensive travelling GCE O level and minimum 5 years589 words
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Advertisement761 1984-02-11 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sates f) Sales i\ Sales I Sales Assistants I We are iooking for bright, energetic, outgoing staff who are interested m an H enjoyable |ob, c solid career with training and good future prospects. H Our outline requirements are: I Minimum761 words
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Advertisement427 1984-02-11 31 H f*iJ2LJB aj| BSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSi invites applications for the position of SPECIAL ACCOUNTS SALES REPRESENTATIVE Requirements: c Male or female, age above 23 year. c c Experience and proven sales trade record m the sale and distribution of food products to catering and institutional outlets c Ability to communicate effectively m427 words
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Advertisement544 1984-02-11 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Leading sales organisation requires: TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES c ITC NTl' Welding certificate. c Minimum 2 years' sales experience In welding equipment and accessories. c Completed N.S. c Possess good human relations and communication skills. c Possess own transport. FRINGE BENEFITS: Attractive sales commission. Monthly transport544 words
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Advertisement534 1984-02-11 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Tiles A Partitioning Division) Expanding Trading Firm requires mature and outgoing Sales Representatives to market ceramic tiles and partitioning. Experience though helpful is not essential. Contacts with contractors, developers and architects would be an added advantage. Applicants should preferably possess a valid driving534 words
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Advertisement668 1984-02-11 31 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Expanding Real Estate company urgently require* MARKETING EXECUTIVES c Possess GCE O' level, c Possess own car. Please apply with full resume enclosing contact telephone number and passport size photo to:THE ADVERTISER 23C HOOT KIAM ROAD SINGAPORE 1024 If you have working experience m semi-conductor668 words
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Advertisement835 1984-02-11 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical awajaaaawamm We arc a member ot the internau<>n.i;{i/oKo(j'. .^Bk aaaaas/aaaaaj one of the world's leading and most successful health- faaaaaaaaaaaaji care companies with an outstanding research avord. S mvite suitably qualified per* »ns till the835 words
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Advertisement495 1984-02-11 31 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical !§SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD Due to our expansion programma, we hava immedi ata vacancies for MALE SUPERVISORS (EM Assembly Line) Singaporean a.**- 25 ta 40 •can c Diploma ;n Electrical Qectronk nr equivalent c iv, 2 year. 1 working experience m ucemblj line or495 words
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Advertisement572 1984-02-11 32 68 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical PHILIPS A T THE FOREFRONT OF TECHNOLOGY Our TV. Engineering Department requires a Maintenance Technician The person we have m mind would be an NTC-2 or ITC holder with preferably 2 years' experience m the maintenance of production related equipment.572 words
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Advertisement467 1984-02-11 32 M——W e— SSl ß— ——^S— S^—^^^^^^^^^^^^^w^^^» 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL (S) PTE LTD invites applications tor the position of ELECTRICIAN The incumbent will be involved m the maintenance and installation of Electrical Machinery. He should possess a minimum of NTC467 words
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Advertisement194 1984-02-11 32 MULPHA MARKETING (S) PTE LTD (ENGINEERING) formerly known as Guthrie Singapore PteLtd A member of the Multi-Purpose Group) invites applications from energetic young men to join our team as SERVICE TECHNICIAN m our Electrical, Communications Environmental Division The incumbent will be responsible for the installation of micro-processor based telephone equipment194 words
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Advertisement491 1984-02-11 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical M ORION pi|| An international f manufacturing company SEEKS H l 3 M ■iLllMff^ik Lv^al If you have completed NS, possess a NTC/ITC with experience m repair and servicing of colour television, contact us I today We assure you of excellent growth H| opportunities and491 words
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Advertisement488 1984-02-11 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical AEG-TELEFUNKEN We are a leading electrical manufacturer and contractor, engaged m the supply and installation of electrical systems for the prestigious Manna .Square Project. We would herewith invite EXPERIENCED applicants for the position of: (1) ELECTRICAL FOREMEN c PUB licence as a foreman. Minimum 3488 words
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Advertisement448 1984-02-11 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical REFRIGERATION MECHANICS c 2 years' experience m installation and repairing of coldroom/ refrigeration systems. Holder of ITC/ NTC 2 an advantage. Possess driving licence. Completed N.S TRAINEE MECHANICS Working experience m either electrical or refrigeration. Minimum Secondary 1 education. Completed N.S. GENERAL WORKERS Hardworking. Able448 words
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Advertisement667 1984-02-11 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical An established airconditioning company invites applicants lor the following positions tor its expanding programme. SITE SUPERVISORS STI graduates c Preferably with 1 year's experience c Completed N S Abie to start work immediately. Interested candidates, please apply m own handwriting, giving full details of past667 words
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Advertisement734 1984-02-11 32 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MACHINISTS Applicants should possess NTC I 111 Certifu rBalarj nefottal Interested applicants pleas« call personally trom 10th to 17th Feb atDCM UNIVAC INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD 5 Kallang Way 4 Singapore 1334 Tel *****91 PAIN'.ER (Metal Spray Painting) Write m or call at 309 Kampong Arang734 words
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Advertisement155 1984-02-11 32 66 Situations Vacant h) Production teg |o° vce and ar a ■I *j£***^ ■l^bbMbHrl^^bS alLl^aflßaalalalßV I .aftfttalllltf SINGAPORE MORTON CHEMICAL SINGAPORE PTE LTD i weanlsalrls»«Bt CHEMICAL PROCESSORS (Ist, 2nd A 3rd Shifts Starting saary. $530 to $&»0) < c 557 incremen upon confirmation c After conf irriation, twice yearly tnc-ement155 words
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Advertisement1233 1984-02-11 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous ■[Weekend Job Interviews^ I At Your Convenience I I Walk-in this weekend to GM SINGAPORE, the employer I I who cares, if you are looking for challenges m life. A1,233 words
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Advertisement220 1984-02-11 33 BAKER FAR EAST LTD Due to expansion, we require:MACHINISTS NTC 2 or 3 m Metal Machining Completed National Service Some experience m operating engine lathe, milling and drilling machine or CNC lathe Those without technical qualification but with at least 3 years of working experience .n metal machining may also220 words
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Advertisement696 1984-02-11 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous J^mW GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES PTE LTD G^ S> !Ji rfl a l d rapid| y «P«»«ling auto-motive "dtowin*^"" worksh °P' vacancies for the 1) WORKSHOP SUPERVISORS c Diploma m Mechanical696 words
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Advertisement37 1984-02-11 33 Urgently requires: Cashier Waitresses Apply m person during disco hours. #02-46, 2 nd Floor, Orchard Towers, Singapore 0923. For enquiries call Mr. Karirn *****65. DRIVER CUM NURSERY Worker required. Experience not necessary. Interested applicants, please call: *****71.37 words
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Advertisement521 1984-02-11 33 DBS BANK A) DRIVERS B) MESSENGERS/ DESPATCH RIDERS QUALIFICATIONS Should have completed Primary 6. Must be able to understand and speak English. Must possess the appropriate valid driving licence. Candidates for Post A should also preferably have at least 2 years' driving experience. REMUNERATION Salary will be commensurate with qualifications521 words
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Advertisement842 1984-02-11 33 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Due to expansion, a well-established garment factory invites applications for the posts of: A) QUALITY CONTROLLER At least 5 years' expertem I a garment factory A good knowledge In .ill kinds of Fabric Able to set up an efficient quaJitj842 words
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Advertisement437 1984-02-11 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous QAS AIRPORT SERVICE S has immediate vacan- ti" cies for the posts of -En33E3i a ■BQ^IaIDHBLI c Sngaporean is -?5 c Physicailv fit for 5 handling cargo bag c j c Willing ro do shift work CROSS SALARY *445 E 1 Benefits include I c437 words
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Advertisement354 1984-02-11 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous MSHI Applications are invited from suitable candidates for the following positions: (A) ELECTRICIANS c Above 20 years of age c NTC 3in Electrical Kitting Installation Minimum 1 year relevant experience Applicants without the necessary qualification or experience are also invited to apply Comprehensive training under354 words
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Advertisement522 1984-02-11 34 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous Applications are Invited for the following posts:--(1) Marketing Executive Completed N.S. s Minimum GCE "O" level Possess valid Class 3 driving licence Bilingual In English Mandarin Ai least two years sales experience m toys, novelties, handicraft, gift premiums, and have direct dealings with departmental stores,522 words
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Advertisement460 1984-02-11 34 68 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous An engineering firm m Pendan Loop requires RECEPTIONIST cum TYPIST Age 18 years old and above. Minimum GCE O' level. At least 1 year's experience. Able to type 35 wpm. Pleasant disposition. FITTER At least 3-5 years' experience. Able to interpret blue print, s Able460 words
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Advertisement578 1984-02-11 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Well established company m Jurong requires the following: 1) STOREKEEPER c GCE 'O 1 level. c Knowledge and Interest m Inventory Control. c Preferably with experience c Ability to work independently. c Completed N.S. 2) STORE ASSISTANT c Secondary 2 education. c Completed N.S. c578 words
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Advertisement518 1984-02-11 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Construction Site Caterer requires A) COOKS Mm. 5 years' experience. Able to work independently. B) KITCHEN HELPERS Mature and able to work with minimum supervision. To assist m vegetable preparation/washing, etc. Salary will commensurate with expertence, Kindly tel: *****63, 10.30 am to 5.30pm to arrange518 words
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Advertisement573 1984-02-11 34 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous CITY RESTAURANT requires KITCHEN HELPER Please call t«4: *****39 Established forwarding company requires:--1) EXPERIENCED FEMALE SHIPPING CLERK With knowledge of declaring inwards permits. 2) LORRY DRIVERS Call personally at:--I*2, Magazine Roed =04-02, Central Building Singapore 0105 TEL: *****91 Established motor firm requires: MALE WORKSHOP RECEPTIONIST573 words
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Advertisement724 1984-02-11 34 66 Situation* Vacant i) Miscellaneous LORRY DRIVERS WITH Class 4 licence and Casual Labourers required by an established transport company. Interested call personally to see Jimmy at 231 Pandan Loop, Spore 0512, tel. *****22 ext. 344. NEW WESTERN RESTAURANT requires Waitresses, Captain. Kitchen Helpers, Cooks, full part-time m Clementi West724 words
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Advertisement621 1984-02-11 34 ■^■^■■■■■■■■■■■^^■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■1 "IP'lOflQ^ A SPORTY 19*6 iqj fnl AA lnl tv j(ir it is m -.ijn-ri < ondtttoti Jfivl \l\Jn\l UJ Take a closet look al i laartftct- DUMAC CAR RENTAL Services Daily. Weekly Monthly Special rates. Latest model cars Airconditioned. 158 Mackenzie Road Telephone *****38/ *****59' *****66 AIRCONDmONED CARS FOR621 words
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Advertisement474 1984-02-11 34 76 Vehicles For Sat* c) Datsun Nissan ALMOST 1984 NISSAN Sunn) I.6GL Aircon, radio cassette, one private owner showroom condition. $25,300 negotiable *****55 Harry Teo ALMOST 1883 NISSAN Stanza Lady owner 5-door Centra) locking Power windows, power steering Aircon. hi-fi '•howroom condition Tel *****2>3 SEPTEMBER 1978 DATSUft 120 V 2nd474 words
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Advertisement1273 1984-02-11 35 times saturddp car mart J ■-,-.fc...;..,...v.--«»a^. ,u Si.SL.-,-.^^-*.. Downp^nwnt^ 4 frf-vvft SSS- 'r-**. II SunnV^GL 4 ar -5% f_ Authorised NISSAN Dealer OR] DLLiv \lonm ni; ltd I (A mtmMt of Hubv Group) Main Office/Showroom:- East Coast Branch:- 150, 152 MacKenzie Road Paramount Shopping Centre Tel: *****55 Tel: *****55 AUGUST1,273 words
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Advertisement1238 1984-02-11 35 And V^lps^ I JAPAN The complete range off at Singapore Used Car Authorised Main Dealer foraHgahi SINGAPORE USED CAR Showroom: rv yy G1 &G2 Novena Ville \^l^/ 275 Thomson Road Singapore 1130. Tel: 253-8877 Open on Sundays: 10.00 a.m. 4.00 p.m. COMMITTED TO PROVIDING THE MOST EFFICIENT SERVICE 76 Vehicle*1,238 words
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Advertisement2843 1984-02-11 35 76 Vehicles For Sato 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles Fof Sate 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sate 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi J} Toyota D Toyotm k) oners k) Others m) Motorcycles/ DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER FINANCING Faster, friendlier service Up to 90% financing Money-saving interest2,843 words
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Advertisement550 1984-02-11 35 Scooters SUZUKI GSX7SO Oat) lilfl i Installment Serlom bujreri 1 [.'least- rail Lrl *****41 afU-r 12 neon 1879 SUZUKI TSIBS S* rambler $280 197r Suziik; BrTUßbtei TSIBS $24. i :y.h i-uzjkl X", BMi run.- 880 WTUM 7/«1 SUZUKI GSX 26c V.( n.air. I tiuned Lax insurance till t h-; 1550 words
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Advertisement1259 1984-02-11 36 A ACCOMMODATIONS SB PROPERTIES L 1 I i 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant a) Houses a) Houses f EHDB "I PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential properties:Tendor j Deposit J A) SELETAR AIR BASE (Jalan Kayu) Payable (i) Single-Storey Semi-De-tacbed (21,259 words
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Advertisement1197 1984-02-11 36 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments i Ffiß EfiST PLfiZfl v I LUXURIOUS fiPfiRTMEMTS I ||1 At the junction of Scotts/Orchard Roads. Next to Hyatt Hotel. I I Creates a new era m cosy modern living. nuinr^»[ftiMi»i»cm.v||[.j|j I i|j| INDOOR OUTDOOR1,197 words
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Advertisement641 1984-02-11 36 BEVERLY HILLS, HIGH floor. 4,100 sq.ft. All condominium facilities. 4 bedrooms, servant's room. Split-level living/ dining. Best wing. Quiet and beautiful surroundings. Contact *****01/ 3. BRAND NEW LUXURIOUS apartment at dlst. 14. 4 bedrooms, split-level, swimming pool and tennis court facilities soon. Immediate occupancy, Contact *****26. CHANGI GARDEN CONDOMINIUM, proximity641 words
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Advertisement836 1984-02-11 36 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments OIST. 9. WESTWOOD HIGH-RISE apartment 3200 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's, central aircond with pool. $5,500 negotiable. Standard Properties: *****91. DIST. 9, 3-BEDROOMED WALKUP apartment, newly renovated, fully furnished, aircondittoned, carpeted $1,600. Rodge: *****87/ *****79. HIGH CLASS APARTMENT for rent at Sommerville Park. 1 bedroom, semi-furnished,836 words
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Advertisement725 1984-02-11 36 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms DAILY/WEEKLY. Airconditioned Bathroom attached Separate entrance Orchard Road neighbourhood. Convenient, privacy area *****71 DIST. 9 OUTHOUSE WITH bathrooms, bedrooms kitchenette; furnished, private entrance, (near Peace Centre). Contact *****89 FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ apartments/ houses available immediately m various residential districts. Tel: *****74/ *****73. FURNISHED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE725 words
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Advertisement528 1984-02-11 36 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments CHINESE COUPLE WITH t-ctUk are seeking 1 or 2-rooined Hlil flat m the vicinity of Clementi West Coa-st. Dover Road, Ohm Moh. Interested parties pleas< contact *****36. APARTMENTS/ HOUSES REOUIR ED by expatriates presently stay ing m hotels Any location Budget $2,000 $10,000 Owners please528 words
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Advertisement931 1984-02-11 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 11 CALDtCOTT HILL ll j storey (tetai bed i.uuse approxiy matHy 10 000 sq :t freehold land m exclusive bungalow designatI »-d zone Prict- SI 2 million Ring: *****56 fj22o7y Viewing all day Saturday Sunday DIST. 20 CORAL PARK beattttfull} renovated double-storey corner931 words
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Advertisement872 1984-02-11 36 89 Properties For Sate a) Houses DIST 11 WATTtN ESTATE new townhouse 24W) X) $720,000 Vacant Fuhftl Property *****73 *****59 j SELETAR MILLS l.i, semi-detached with 3 bedrooms lervftnt'c. $600,000 o n >■■ I in***** I SINGLE STOREY DETACHED I BUNGALOW j arru «%«>.■ m; ft reehold Price $74,1 I872 words
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Advertisement1821 1984-02-11 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Saie 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments KnUala KmhZZS Concorde P^* lI^SllIiZiS stylish residence *^--»^b lumii mi 1 at a prestigious Kl^p^ Fhomson Address R^j "^i^IZJ N i 0 w c of f e r v1,821 words
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Advertisement1174 1984-02-11 37 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale ib) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments P^pS^H&NTOH MEADOWS Z^j^^r The Ultimate m Condominiums" -&l&prbpen the door to a world of its own with a gold key. -^^M^^^^JP^^B I^M EXCLUSIVE 28 LUXURIOUS UNITS A-340 sq. m.1,174 words
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Advertisement1001 1984-02-11 37 MMM 980 SQ FT OFFICE space available I 91 Factory Spaces at Hl^ h street centre tur 1 ,-.v r lease ho ps.f (carpeted S i parUttoned rooms) CaU33BMN JURONG LOKYANG RDAD single- j sS storey factory Built-in: 15.000 sq.ft. Ample parking. $1.20 psf j 94 SHOD Spaces Fuhai Property1,001 words
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Advertisement720 1984-02-11 37 102 Tours 102 Tours I© NAM ho I '^B^ TRAVEL SERVICE S) PTE ITD Head Office: Pearls Centre Gr Roor 100 EuTong Sen St #01-14 #01-16 -01-18 Singapore 0105 Tel: *****33 (7 lines Branch Oftias People s Park Complex' Gr Fioor 1. Park Road *OT- 19. Singapore 0105 Tel: *****1-3/*****6/*****8/*****63720 words
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Obituary, Illustration132 1984-02-11 38 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MDM T. SAW KYIN AGED 73 was called Horn* to b« with the Lord on 9 Feb 1964. Sadly missed by. SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Lim Poh Wah Soh Ah Nooi Lim Beng Haw Low Chooi Tin DAUGHTERS Lim Chui Hwa Lim Bee Hwa GRANDSONS GRANDDAUGHTERS Jimmy Seah132 words
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Obituary, Illustration150 1984-02-11 38 MR PETER YIP AGE 44 Paaaod away peacefully on Friday, 10th Fab 84. Daarty miaaad by beloved WIFE:- FLORENCE CHEW SON:- DAVID YIP and brothora,, titters, brothar-i.i-law, «i«t«r»-in-la* nephew* and nieces to mourn hie loea. Body at present lying at Sacred Heart Church, Tank Road Funerel Man Service will be150 words
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Advertisement261 1984-02-11 38 100 Air Travel WORLO MAH.fcHS ORGANIS* TKM* i reltal Kurop*- USA Pert* U< Dojrnt" Sydney Jakarta) Ball tgi k Hongkong Robinson Singapore 01 On iv 1 2206Z33 ifuOtNl TRAVEL AUSTRALIA Mfiw Studei I el iceommoda itton i. SI udenl I i v Card. Internal] Dal uranct Service ISIS) Ughtseetng Tours261 words
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Advertisement118 1984-02-11 38 P_.. 102 Tours MM— —a HOTEL AIRFARE PACKAGES AVAILABLE BALI HYATT 4 DAYS $835 Oep: 10/3. 20/4, 28/4, 1/5, 12/5. 15/5, 26/5, 30/6, 9/8, 1/9. 6/9, 20/10, 24/11 $15 EXTRA DAXY DEP. 3 DAYS $6*5 Dep: Friday 8 DAYS BKK/ HKGSI43S BETTER HOTELS FLEXIBILITY OF STAY Dep: 10/3. 20/4. 28/4.118 words
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Advertisement345 1984-02-11 38 |ff| EDUCATION* UHS) INSTRUCTION 109 Academic GCE 'A' LEVEL < Pre-U I& Ii AND GCE 'O' LEVEL FULL-TIME COURSES COMMENCE. 5 19 MAR 84 and 2 APR 84 MORNING CLASSES FEE: $12.50 per subject p/m AFTERNOON CLASSES FEE: $7 50 per subject p/m PLEASE ENROL EARLY TO ENSURE A PLACE345 words
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Advertisement370 1984-02-11 38 I 109 Academic EFFECTIVE TUITION AVAILABLE for Primary and Secondary Levels In Maths, English, Science, Literature fall: *****0. EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER'S offer tuition. Primary and Sec- ondary. Teacher's place (0820), tel: *****09 (day). EXPERIENCED TEACHER distinctions m English. Literature, Economics, History offers tuition near Clementi All levels. *****86. EXPERIENCED GRADUATE370 words
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Advertisement328 1984-02-11 38 111 Typing/Secretarial PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERT. Communications, Structura ol Business, Office Organisation A Secretarial Procedural, Shorthand Typing Duties: COMMENCING Apr 4th Full-time/ Part-time. Free Courses available. Singapore Institute of Commerce «04-283 Selegie Complex Tel: *****81/*****49/*****01 RAPID BEGINNERS TYPEWRITING. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Word Processing, Accounting, Computer Programming. Commencing 9th/12th February. Students prepared for328 words
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Advertisement622 1984-02-11 38 112 Commercial/ Technical WHY OUR TRAINING IS SO SUCCESSFUL? We Provide: a Highly Qualified Lecturer* a Systematic ft Qualitative Material* a Conducive Environment a Motivation ft Incentive For Student* Congratulations to our Top Students m the LCCI 1963 Examination a MR. RAKESHWAR SACHDEV lat position m Buainaaa Admin. a MISS622 words
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Advertisement508 1984-02-11 38 115 Driving 117 Modelling DRIVING INSTRUCTOR AVAILABLE UN UN MODELLING conducting for Queenstown area. Weekdays: next basic course every Tuesday $10. Sunday/public holidays $11. and Thursday from 6to 7 30pm Refresher course $13. Interested Saturday classes from 2 to please call *****21 3.30pm. Register at: «07-09 Orchard Plaza Tel: *****51508 words
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Advertisement122 1984-02-11 39 HARLEQUIN The heart doesn't count the years or the tears. And if romance is grand the first time, there is nothing more precious than tMmUn HOLD EAST TIL MORNING Beth Brookes I << I. H/'H,. X mmmmmmmmmmm SUMnER LACE Jenny Nolan H i flmnn A hr. 4§m* At All Good122 words
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Advertisement533 1984-02-11 39 d&mM& The pioneer of honeymoon \*%j Happiness Shared Is Happiness Doubled Multiply Your Happiness On Our Tours Join the pioneers of mass weddings give you the happiest days of your life days that will be etched m your memory forever Two choice dates May and September Wide variety of tours533 words
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Article, Illustration279 1984-02-11 39 Focus on the Winter Olympic Games Czechs pull off second defeat for Americans SARAJEVO (Yugoslavia), Fri. THE lights went out on the United States ice hockey team m more ways than one last night. The Americans, covered m glory after winning the coveted crown on279 words
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61 1984-02-11 39 SARAJEVO, Fri. Figure skating at the Winter Olympics starts here today with the dance and pairs competition, and with the odds on Britain's Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean earning off the gold medal. The Soviet pair of Natalia Bestemianova and AndreiUPI - 61 words
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Article34 1984-02-11 39 SARAJEVO, Frl. Nikolai Zimiatov, of the Soviet Union, retained Us Stkftemetre crosscountry ski title »t the Winter Olympics here today. Zimiatov clocked lhr 28min s*.3sec to edge oat compatriot Alexandre Zavialov (1:29:23.3). UPIUPI - 34 words
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Article99 1984-02-11 39 SARAJEVO, Fri. The Montreal Canadiens have agreed to pay the Soviet Union Ice Hockey Federation US$5OO.--000 ($1,065,000) for the release of world-class goalkeeper Vladislav Tretiak, currently playing with the Soviet Olympic team. V 1 adimir o v i t c h Gramov, the Soviet MinisterUPI - 99 words
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Article229 1984-02-11 39 HE CLOCKED a sizzling 170kph and was only 10 seconds slower than Ingemar Stenmark. His name is Ola Rylander and he has only one leg. He and other handicapped skiers will race m a giant slalom for the disabled on Mount Jahorina. The International Olympic Committee have approvedAP; UPI - 229 words
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Article391 1984-02-11 39 FORMER World Boxing Council heavy weight champion Larry Holmes will fight John Tate (or the newly-formed International Boxing Federation's crown between March 23 and 31 either m Las Vegas or m Reno, Nevada, a spokesman for Holmes said. BRITAIN'S undefeated middleweight hope, Jimmy Price, continued his rise toReuter; UPI; AFP - 391 words
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Article123 1984-02-11 39 The heat is on in the snow SARAJEVO, Fri. Italian Ernst Hasjpinger was faster by Just •.CEtoec after a tremendous battle on the first ran of the men's luge single-seater competition at the Winter Olympics here yesterday. In heavy snow at the Trebevlc ran, Haspinger clocked 48.157, and behind himAFP - 123 words
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Article443 1984-02-11 39 TENNIS ROUND-UP MEMPHIS, Fri. Top-seeded American Jimmy Connors beat Czechoslovakia's Tomas Smid 6-0, 7-6 (13-11) m the third round of the United States national indoor tennis championships here yesterday thanks to a forehandvolley winner on his fourth match-point m the tie-breaker. In the tie-breaker, ninth-seededReuter; AFP; UPI - 443 words
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Article158 1984-02-11 39 SARAJEVO, Fri. Violent snowstorms caused a second postponement of the men's Alpine downhill race at the Winter Olympics here today. And the women's 500-metre speed skating was delayed for 90 minutes while snow was being cleared from the track. The organisers called off the downhillUPI - 158 words
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Article266 1984-02-11 39 Shearer's showing the way MELBOURNE, Fri. Australian Bob Shearer clung to the lead m the Victorian Open golf championship here today despite a series of wayward drives from the tee. Shearer, who shot a second-round one-under par 71, ended the day on 139, one stroke ahead of compatriot Terry Gale.Reuter - 266 words
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Article317 1984-02-11 42 Coventry aim to Hammer LONDON. Fri. Bobby Gould is determined to deny one of his former clubs. West Ham, second spot m the English League Division One title race at Highfield Road tomorrow. Coventry have managed only one win m eight League outings since thrashing leaders Liverpool 4-0 m December,AFP - 317 words
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Article47 1984-02-11 42 TODAY: Birmingham v Wolves, Coventry v West Ham, Liverpool v Arsenal, Norwich v Aston Villa, Notts County v Watford, Southampton v Sunderland, Stoke v Ipswich, Tottenham v Leicester, Queens Park Rangers v Nottingham Forest, West Bromwich Albion v Everioa. TOMORROW: Luton v Manchester United.47 words
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Article, Illustration764 1984-02-11 42 MARTIN PALMER - MARTIN PALMER Suicide squad who have crossed the bridge to become No. 1 killer club By LONDON, Fri. In the middle to late seventies, Chelsea developed a capacity for self-destruction that would have made a lemming leap from a cliff m envy. So calamitously wrong764 words
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Article, Illustration770 1984-02-11 42 Millionaire the fans see as saviour or Devil m Red LONDON, Friday MILLIONAIRE Robert Maxwell, having built up the largest publishing firm m the world, now looks set to shake up the upper echelons of the soccer world with his controversial businessReuter - 770 words
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Article137 1984-02-11 42 LONDON, Fri. A consortium of Manchester businessmen is hoping to thwart publishing millionaire Robert Maxwell In his bid for control of English soccer club Manchester United. It was revealed yesterday that the group, headed by Peter Raymond, sales and marketing director of an American-owned chemiReuter - 137 words
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317 1984-02-11 42 Gordon still out, but there's no panic LONDON, Fri. Manchester United central defender Gordon McQueen, who has missed five games with back and hamstring trouble, has suffered a further setback m train ing and will be out of action for at least another fortnight. McQueen last played foi United mAFP - 317 words
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Article437 1984-02-11 42 SOCCER SHORTS ENGLAND striker Paul Mariner joined Arsenal from English First Division rivals Ipswich for £150,000 ($447,300) on Wednesday. Mariner, 30, was placed on the transfer list four months ago after asking for more than the £50,000 a year he was reportedly earning at Ipswich. HeReuter; AFP - 437 words
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Article264 1984-02-11 43 Sabah cry foul over sacking KOTA KEMABALU. Fri. Trouble flared once again at the Likas Stadium here today after referee M. Subramaniam, of Johor, flashed the red card at Sabah's Alinjiran Nu Lantan midway through the second half of a Malaysia Cup soccer match. Play was held up for aboutNST - 264 words
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Article30 1984-02-11 43 OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation and Keppel Shipyard drew 3-3 m a Singapore Business Houses Division two match at Geylang yesterday. Bad pitches caused all SBHFL other matches to be cancelled.30 words
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Article34 1984-02-11 43 THE SAAA will hold their annual Fraser and Neave cross country race at the Macßitchie Reservoir at 3.30 this afternoon. Athletes wishing to take part can register at the venue at 2.30 p.m.34 words
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Article, Illustration375 1984-02-11 40 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP He can stake claim for berth m Cup field By TIAN TING still has a tendency to drift out wide m the straight it probably cost him a couple of races. But this waywardness may be an advantage on a rain-soaked track375 words
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Article442 1984-02-11 40 RACE EPSOM JEEP LUCKY LEO TONTO PEDIGREE WENG SOOK 10 Merry Murmur 10 Marry Murmur 9 Prestige 6 Rising High 7 Si-Jago 1 11 Lisa Greene 11 Lisa Greene 11 Lisa Greene j 8 Wonderful Season I Rising Hijjh 7 Si-Jago 7 Si-Jago 2 Who Knows442 words
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Article5734 1984-02-11 40 GOING FORECAST: YIELDING TO SOFT 1.45 CLASS 3 DIV 7 1,200 m (Ratings: 85-76) WttBWHBB (Stakes: $14,500) 1 *****0 Gutter II 57 (85) Ten-Teh 5 nzg d 4 +L 5 (1200 m) Never likely, finishing last of 15 to Systic Div 3Pg 1400 m good Jan 15,734 words
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235 1984-02-11 40 PEDIGREE - Private Planet should complete hat-trick PEDIGREE By Our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Private Planet, winner of his last two starts, keeps on improving and is m line for a hat-trick when he tackles 13 moderate Class 1 Div 4 rivals over 1,600 m (Race 8). This useful235 words
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Article188 1984-02-11 40 LUCKY LEO - LUCKY LEO By INTERCEPTOR 11 (late Turf Master), narrowly beaten when third to Trail Blazer IV m his pr' vious outing, should not miss m the Class .'5 Div 2 event over 1.600 m m Race :>. This Aivaro five-year old was backed down to188 words
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Article, Illustration560 1984-02-11 41 ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Right Tempo drew attention to his chances m the $30,000 Shah Alam Trophy (Race 6) on Sunday with a smart gallop here this morning. Kept well m hand by a riding boy, the four-year-old was paced by560 words
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Article116 1984-02-11 41 TUESDAY (good): Peace Now and Record Harvest 35.8 together. Think Boldly 37, Setan El (late Zephyrus and Si-Jago (late Sunburnt) 37.8 together, Hittite Warrior 37.2, Startrack 38.4, Timber Merchant 38.8, Speedy Gonzales 39, Kota Bahru 38.6, Rising Tiger and Constantine 39.2, Heiloha 39.4, Dedication 39, Wonderful Season116 words
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Article139 1984-02-11 41 NEWMARKET, Fri. TOP French trainer Oliver Douieb has signed a two-year contract to train here m England for Saudi Arabian multi-mil-lionaire owner Mahmoud Fustok. Douieb, who had a double classic triumph last year by winning the French and Irish 1,000 Guineas with L'attrayante, trainedReuter - 139 words
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334 1984-02-11 41 JOHN McGRATH - 'Sacking' of Grigsby leads to split JOHN McGRATH By PERTH, Fri. A split between leading Perth trainer Roy Edwards and millionaire owner Robert Holmes a Court was precipitated by an incident involving jockey Mark Grigsby. Edwards confirmed that he had sent away five of Holmes a Court's horses from hisWAN - 334 words
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Article2169 1984-02-11 41 4'.f f U Jf m 1.30 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,600 m unlillM (Ratings: 85-76) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 *****9 Posing 55.5 (82) Turbo-Shanmugam 7 amg same (1200 m) Dials 4 2 4*0458 Ka Lek 54.5 (81) Lord Jia Li-PK Leong 4 irh d 3 +1.5 (1800 m) Rahmat2,169 words
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Advertisement21 1984-02-11 41 IN MEMORY OF MICHAEL LEE KON DIED 11.2.77 WE MISS YOU In Memoriam' is for the loved ones whom you remember21 words
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Obituary, Illustration72 1984-02-11 41 MR LEE THIAM BUCK AGED: 56 passed away peacefully leaving behind' WIFE: MOM TOK IM NEO AND 2 SONS. LARRY JEFFREY Cortege leave SINGAPORE CASKET COMPANY, Lavender Street at 12 noon today, 11/2/84 for Mount Vernon Crematorium. MADAM OUEK POH LIN PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 9TH FEBRUARY 19M.72 words
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Obituary64 1984-02-11 41 My deepest condolences to MR. LIM BENG HAW and family on the demise of his beloved Mother, MDM T. SAW KYIN From: Mr. Masamichi Oka Taisei Stamps Coins Co. Our deepest condolences to our Managing Director, MR. LIM BENG HAW FAMILY, on the demise of his beloved Mother,64 words
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Obituary, Illustration173 1984-02-11 41 The family of the late CHRISTOPHER KOK YEW WAH wish** to express their sincere and heartfelt thank* to all relatives, friend*, colleagues, classmates (Pr. 4) ft teachers of Mans Stella High School and prayer groups of God's delight, Holy Spirit, Lady of Lourder for thair prayers, donations, wreaths,173 words
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Obituary28 1984-02-11 41 THE FAMILY OF The Mdn: Gob k>-..i He wtUha to tnank relatives and friends for their kind attendance donation! wreaths and a.ssistar.i during their recent bereavement28 words
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Obituary, Illustration128 1984-02-11 41 In Loving Memory Of FOO SHOU YONG Departed 11 -i -82 i Not just today but every day m remember the limes we shared Always remembered by Father Foo Fong Kial Mother Chong Foo Choo Brother Foo Shou Wah Sister Foo Yuk Hsien Relative* A Friends. IN128 words
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Obituary, Illustration159 1984-02-11 41 TAY SOON 'EE Departed Hill Turn- etUIICM ni.m; things but memory ol you remains forever wttta v Always remembered t 40SAR Offr RSM NCO. men from IRA VO COY ol 1983 and all friend*, from 1980 1962. In loving men ory of MARIAN KtCHAEL Dapartac n 2.SJ159 words
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Advertisement566 1984-02-11 42 Discover the innocent world of Two new heart-tugging releases every month. -^^^^^HH^H^ Latchkey Girl &y Pa,T Lyons BfT^^^fc Later, after everyone had gone to bed, I threw some clothes into a bag and let 5k Love J myself out into the dark deserted street. What are you doing? I kept566 words
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Article, Illustration412 1984-02-11 43 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By Singapore coaches are held spellbound by Rio rhythm THERE might have been certain things not applicable to our soccer, but overall, it was still a fabulous course. It convinced me that Singapore, indeed Asia, should mould m their brand off soccer along Brazil- 7 ianJERRY SEH - 412 words
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Article, Illustration530 1984-02-11 43 MARIAN TAN - MARIAN TAN Lek breezes through the trouble to land a double By THE wind blew hot and cold yesterday and so did the boardsailors taking part m the two triangle races on the second day of the Straits Steamship Singapore Open. But through all the East530 words
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Article296 1984-02-11 43 Kiwis hope they've got it Wright AUCKLAND, Fri. Rain and bad light prevented any play after tea today on the first day of the Third and final cricket Test between New Zealand and England. Tight English bowling restricted New Zealand to 140 for three. Opener John Wright, not out onReuter - 296 words
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163 1984-02-11 43 MELBOURNE, Fri. Australia's cricket tour of the West Indies will go ahead this month following settlement of a dispute over contracts, a spokesman for the players said today. The players, who leave for the five-Test tour next Wednesday, spent the past week negotiating withReuter - 163 words
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Article244 1984-02-11 43 A STAB-STUDDED Singapore Recreation Club side look set to retain the Staminade National six-a-side tournament. For donning their colours for the one-day carnival at the Padang tomorrow will be former internationals Nlrmal Singh, Rex Martens and Alvin Rodrigues, who will be ably supported by recent slgnings Mather244 words
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Article104 1984-02-11 43 One more for the rowers FOR Singapore's crew to the annual Lunar New Year rowing regatta m Manila last week, it was time, money and effort well spent. The team of Michael Bailey, lan Cochran, Peter Johnston and Goh Eng Ghee retained their title, beating Hongkong and the Philippines. Bailey104 words
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Article154 1984-02-11 43 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI BAGGING six goals m two matches has earned Armed Forces the reputation of being the team with the best strikers m the National Football League Division One. However, there is a small minority who claim that the goals were the result of some154 words
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271 1984-02-11 43 Tay Cheng Khoon - Tay Cheng Khoon GOLF by PERFORMANCE m the Premier inter-club golf league will count for selection to the national team this year. This was decided at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Singapore Golf Association. According to the graduated points system,271 words
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242 1984-02-11 43 SEMBAWANG Country Club's hopes of leading the Premier inter -club goll league suffered a setback because Vie Grahn who t op-scored for them will not be m the Republic. Said team skipper P M. Samy: "It's hard luck that Vie has to miss the next242 words
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221 1984-02-11 43 WHILE the United States have entered 45 professionals for the Singapore Open golf championship at the Bukit Coarse from March 22-25, Australia have sent a small bat potent force of three. Lan Baker-Finch earned A531,79t ($61,588) to finish fifth m last year's AustraliaNew Zealand Order221 words
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Miscellaneous100 1984-02-11 43 Today's events ATHLETICS SAAA crosscountry championships (MacRitchie Reservoir, 3.30 p. m.). RUGBY SRU Dlv. Two: Police v Bucks (PA, 5 p. m.). SOCCER NFL Dlv. One: Geylang Internationals v Farrer Park United (Toa Payoh). Farrer Park Dynamos v SAFSA (Jin Besar). Dlv. Two: Sembawang v Cairnhill (Deptford). Jurong Town v100 words
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185 1984-02-11 44 Paper to pay record $759,000 damages for libel LONDON. Ffi THE High Court has ordered the News of The World newspaper to pay a record >253,Mt (S$»S,Mt) damages for wrongly accusing 19 British police officers of being rapists and blackmailers. The sum awarded yesterday was the highest Imposed by anReuter - 185 words
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Article42 1984-02-11 44 FORT LAI'DERDALE (Florida). Fri. A woman who worked until her 100 th birthday ana ignored doctors' advice to stop smoking a pipe has Jied at age 113. Julia "Pinkey" Jones died on Sunday ;»t Broward General Medical Center APAP - 42 words
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355 1984-02-11 44 BENG TAN - BENG TAN Growing group is only tip of an iceberg, say doctors By HERPES, a contagious and incurable veneral disease, is spreading among Singaporeans. Last year, another 320 fresh cases were treated at Middle Road Hospital, bringing the number of patients suffering from this355 words
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200 1984-02-11 44 HEDWIG ALFRED - Jonathan awake and resting after operation HEDWIG ALFRED By LEUKAEMIA boy Jonathan Tan was resting yesterday after his bone marrow transplant operation on Thursday night. "He is awake now and resting m the same room as Daniel," his father, Mr Tan Vow Kheng told The Straits Times last night m200 words
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Article73 1984-02-11 44 TOKYO. Fri. The Cabbage Patch Kid fever spilled over to Japan today as thousands of eager customers scrambled to grab the first 3.000 round-faced dolls offered on the market. Shoppers here braved biting < old and formed long lines outside department stores to buy the dolls,UPI - 73 words
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466 1984-02-11 44 Manila's request faces another delay THE Philippines application for a 615 million SDR standby credit from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), m the works for more than five months now, faces another major delay and may not be approved until May. The IMF, which discovered last year an overstatement mFT - 466 words
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95 1984-02-11 44 MELBOURNE, Fri. Hangovers and diseases caused by excessive drinking are a major reason for workers staying home and this Is costing Australian Industry about AS$l billion (551.98 billion) a year, according to a leading medical organisation. The Australian College of Occupational Medicine (Acorn) saidReuter - 95 words
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Article, Illustration256 1984-02-11 44 Property developer Ho pays up $13.5 m tax debt PROPERTY developer Ho Kok Cheong yesterday finally settled his $13.5 million tax debt and saved two of his companies from liquidation. His flagship company, People's Park Development, and an associate company, People's Park Land, were under windlng-up orders issued by the256 words
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Article60 1984-02-11 44 SEOUL, Fri. More than 400 South Koreans, including parliamentarians, bankers and doctors, have been fined up to 300,000 won (SS800) for smoking or selling foreign cigarettes, government officials said today. The fines were imposed after a 20-day crackdown by the Office of Monopoly and Customs and the policeReuter - 60 words
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Article31 1984-02-11 44 NEW YORK. Fri. Th* Dow Jones average >f 30 industrials rose 7.65 pmnts to 1,160.39 m the first half hour of trading m the New York Stock Fxchange APAP - 31 words
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Article, Illustration232 1984-02-11 44 Police patrol car stolen... ...but it's found nine hours later POLICE, up to late yesterday morning, were busy looking for a missing car one of their own. It all started when the two policemen making their rounds m the patrol car early m the morning came across a traffic accidentAZIZ HUSSIN - 232 words
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Advertisement264 1984-02-11 44 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Entrepreneur Ho Kok Cheong has settled his income tax arrears of $13.5 million but he must fork out a further $1.5 million to prevent two of his companies from being wound up, reports Lim Soon Neo. The HDB is taking punitive action264 words
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Advertisement174 1984-02-11 44 I I OiGTnDa 1 Beic I 100% Pure W- I Vegetatiip Dyes Jm Bk. I approx 5x 3 J| S^^Site i S3o (BUKU MKRAHI THE ONE TAB TO HELP YOU KEEP TABS ON ALL YOUR RESOURCES: j fl^'^^K s jgs m! ?i* @Jb^w H Hr Health giving Tslngt^a *K>er. j|174 words
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Miscellaneous142 1984-02-11 44 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Showers m several areas around noon onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.21 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.17 a.m. Adelaide 13 28 C Fine j Manila 20 30 C Cloudy Amsterdam -1 6C Clear Melbourne 15 19C Cloudy142 words
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Article, Illustration606 1984-02-11 1 CAROLINE NGUI - CAROLINE NGUI Story by A When ex-Presidents Gerald Ford, Rlchard Nixon and Jimmy Carter dropped m on the White House on their way to Anwar Sadat's funeral, Mr Evans, who is quite used to having "big names" around him, recalls that he was a trifle flustered. "There were606 words
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Advertisement289 1984-02-11 1 Food to clear the palate The man behind the pictures Page Five al^ ■hi iii^ iia i Jrresistible stvle y irresistibly bw prices! Hkgfß Bjn J^Ji?l BaLKi^H^:^ I Now there's no need 10 hohi back PPiIBBPP l 'iM BF^^^^^^^^^r M M JmQfe. jg^mm^m^ "jgk on the iashion you ye wanted289 words
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Article245 1984-02-11 2 DEREK BUTLER - DEREK BUTLER -A malt from Wine finds By •SINGLE malt" whisky, the product of individual distilleries m the highlands and islands of Scotland, has long been recognised as a true connoisseur's drink. There are about 120 such whiskies, of which the majority are rarely if ever seen on245 words
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Article, Illustration719 1984-02-11 2 Spread to tempt you on Sunday ROTISSERIE STEAKHOUSE Marco Polo Hotel Tanglin Road Reviewed by GASTROPOD 4 As you approach the offerings, what catches your eye and stubbornly holds it is the dessert table laden with all manner of pudding, cream cake, ice-cream, fruit and a cheese tray. I doubt719 words
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Article, Illustration647 1984-02-11 3 TAN LEE LENG - TAN LEE LENG By With the Lunar New Year reunion dinner behind us and another feast on Yuan Xiao Jie ahead, it is time to clear the palate. There is no better way to do this than to go vegetarian. Wheat gluten 2 tspssalt 2 cups water 6 cups647 words
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Article767 1984-02-11 3 A TRUE vegetarian will not touch any meat or food that has been cooked with meat. Some vegetarians will eat fish but not seafood while others will drink milk but not eat eggs. Buddhist monks and nuns will not eat meat for religious reasons. Laymen who767 words
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Advertisement226 1984-02-11 2 /L DIRECT FROMOUR WAREHOUSE TO YOU! HK/JjR SINGAPORE'S MOST SPECTACULAR^-^<r-W~~| cfq iMPK I I l^k A I EBB H9 t«4<iC* trO^»^ rtT x h tiAfln 3 million j a^t^U^^ i Ifl fjß^^i cifln 9 jßi 9 ■kssssSilm^ —^»ft <^^^^~ I their homes. So ■JH sw\ II! tf* 1 S^^DMt^^^S Pt£_226 words
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Advertisement188 1984-02-11 3 A wwfenwew Year i^ life and Fortune... ANewß^inning Throughout the ages, the egg has remained a SYMBOL OF LIFE, because from it springs the source of new life. Its unique shape, without a beginning nor an end, symbolises the cycle of life, perpetuating M Wk The RISIS Gold Egg, made188 words
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Article, Illustration634 1984-02-11 4 DEAR Uncle Otak, We are looking forward to newcontests m the Kids And Things page. Many of us like to draw or design warships, cars, planes and subnia rines. Why not organise a contest on warship designs, similar to the one you had on spacecraft?634 words
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Article, Illustration162 1984-02-11 4 DEAR Uncle Otak, 1 have a recipe to share. It is for the gingerbread man and everyone can try making it during the weekends. The recipe is as folGingerbread Man 120 g plain flour 60 g margarine 30 g sugar 2 tablespoons golden syrup162 words
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Article290 1984-02-11 4 Dear Uncle Otak, I am a young adult and have read Kids And Things on a number of occasions. As your column is the only one of its kind catering especially to children, I feel there is a greater need to add more290 words
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Advertisement264 1984-02-11 4 Ah Meng goes ape over Bernards new book 4^H o^^B^^lP^^^^B 99b «i^ B^^dß^^S BBk :^^Lm^!L V^H^B^^^H "Bernard's written a book you know, Bernard Harrison, my boss out here at the Singapore Zoo, you must have heard of him". "Now I don't read very well myself, but when I asked about264 words
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Article, Illustration855 1984-02-11 5 ▲Mr Evans and his wife Story Shem (who is also here working on Salute) get married Saturday, Oct 22, last year. BUI Plante, White House correspondent for Columbia Broadcasting Service, was to be Best Man. Bat the President decided to spend ft golfing weekend855 words
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Advertisement502 1984-02-11 6 a JADE: HOW SHOWING! (*****80) 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.00 No Free List 9 Funniest comedy of the year hilariously 1 proving the Nature vs Nurture Theory! I compk-U'straaj*ers... -$£*mM\ #&&m_ *ja m rich.thfothfrpour... V'vHil juM watch thy fun B^'Vss^i T"fr rmBT M hradinjipiacts... j^Blbj^^Ab Jl'tb 'V Blues W Hc»rs^502 words
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Advertisement670 1984-02-11 6 [opens ORCHARD Today! 1 TOGETHER, THEY'RE j j i bbb9VbbbbbbbT^^bbbbbbb. I i I 1 _^BBBBB^»^ 0 N il l' X aM *M W9 C 1 l' I k BBBT I BBBT bTi B I I JOHN^ OLIVIA i |^TRAVOLTA 'NEWTON- JOHN i Featuring 2 hit tongs "TWIST OF FATE" and670 words
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Advertisement814 1984-02-11 7 Coopers OtLyDr3 nO Associates provides a comprehensive range q\ management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing Hand Distribution Systems, Executive Selection,814 words
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Advertisement706 1984-02-11 8 II Petrochemical Corporation of 111 Singapore (Private) Limited J fi 4' w »ng to the start-up of the Petrochemical Complex, the 1| Company of Singapore's $2 billion Petrochemical Comptex on Pulau Ayer Merbau invites applications from suitably E*" 5 ML--'?f isd candidates for the following positions:— I SUPPLY AND TRADING706 words
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Advertisement609 1984-02-11 8 FISHER i FISHER CONTROLS, a major American Multi- |H national Corporation, a worldwide supplier of m- j^B dust rial process controls systems, instrumentation, |H control valves and regulators has immediate vat an- J9 ies for the position of: APPUCATIONS I ENGINEERS Reporting directly to the Sales Manager, the successful candidates609 words
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Advertisement762 1984-02-11 8 GENERAL MANAGER PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION If you are a personnel professional able to contribute m an innovative way to our continued success, we may have the perfect niche for your expertise. THE ORGANISATION: We are an established and progressive Singapore -based Group of Companies. As a leader m our field, we762 words
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Advertisement588 1984-02-11 9 APPOINTMENTS I INTERNAL AUDITOR I I (EDP) 1 5 Singapore Airlines mutes applications for theano\eappointment. 9 REQUIREMENTS B i£ Candidates must possess a I ni\ersit\ degree, either m Aeeountan- 9 (S c) or Computer Science. In addition, they must ha\e experience m H auditing or possess recognised qualifications m EDP.588 words
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Advertisement744 1984-02-11 9 ESSO PRODUCTION MALAYSIA INC.ii^ seeks suitably qualified and dynamic Malaysian ENGINEERS for CAREERS IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY We invite qualified PETROLEUM, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL CIVIL AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERS to join our management team to meet the challenges of the growing petroleum industry. Initial assignments are available as:- RESERVOIR ENGINEERS: Duties include744 words
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Advertisement1162 1984-02-11 9 PUBLIC RELATIONS 1 EXECUTIVE I THE COMPANY gree trom a recognised University Although not essential experience m We are a dynamic group of Compa- pub i ic re ations work m a arge cor nies, actively involved m a wide poration will be an advantage diversity of businesses, ranging from1,162 words
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Advertisement677 1984-02-11 10 APPOINTMENTS Allied Resins U'lillU!! We are a newly established manufacturing concern m the field of synthetic resins, under lisence from world reknowned resin manufacturer Fordath Ltd. UK. We manufacturer a wide variety of resins for paints, foundry, electronics and other industries. We offer challenging career development opportunities PRODUCTION MANAGER Will677 words
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Advertisement655 1984-02-11 10 3 Ngee Ann I'oluechmc invites applications from suitabK qualified 3 ri Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents of Singapore to fill the R fc| following posts at the Centre for Computer Studies: H I1) MICROCOMPUTER I I OFFICER H Gross salary ranges from $999 $2233 per month g I 2) INFORMATION655 words
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Advertisement631 1984-02-11 10 THE COMPANY: The East Asiatic Company was established m Singapore m I£o2 and is engaged m trading of a wide range of products The annual turnover of the Company is m excess of SS2OO million with a total staff of more than 300 The East Asiatic Co (S) Pte Ltd631 words
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Advertisement757 1984-02-11 10 I S I SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION W, invites applications for H the following appointments I 1. PRODUCER I j Gr. 11/Gr. 11l I (Children Education) I ($l4BB $3775/$935 $2605) S To produce Children Education programmes B m English fl QUALIFICATIONS S An Honours or Pass Degree Diploma /GCE A fl757 words
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Advertisement670 1984-02-11 11 APPOINTMENTS B Monsanto, a major American multi-national corporation engaged m at the manufacture and marketing of a diverse range of agricultural and 9 g industrial chemicals/materials, seeks to appoint an energetic and 9 >£ self-motivated individual lor the following position based m its Area 9 Head Office m Singapore- 9670 words
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Advertisement742 1984-02-11 11 Philips Singapore manufacture and export electrical and electronic products and equipment to more than 120 countries throughout the world. Due to our activities, we have the following vacancies m our Materials Management department:PROCUREMENT OFFICER The successful candidate will be responsible for the procurement of electrical components. He will be required742 words
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Advertisement585 1984-02-11 11 A well established company m SECRETARY Age 21-24 Shorthand and typing speed of 90/50 wpm respectively Ability to operate telex machine Good command of written and spoken English 1-2 years experience m similar capacity is preferable but not essential Applications from Stenographer are acceptable Starting salary $700 and above TECHNICAL585 words
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Advertisement463 1984-02-11 11 BPROBO PACIFIC 'LEASING Probo Pacific Leasing Pte Ltd is a dynamic leasing company reputed for reliability and flexibility Our main activity is leasing and hire purchase of capital goods and equipment. Due tc expansion, we are looking fora mature and achievementoriented person to fill the post of The candidate shojid463 words
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Advertisement555 1984-02-11 12 APPOINTMENTS We are an established Group of Computer Companies with HB subsidiaries and branches throughout South East Asia and offer i^H substantial salaries together will excellent fringe benefits which iMI include incentive bonus based on performance. iJMB Due to our corporate expansion programme for 1 984, we invite i|^H aggressive555 words
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Advertisement523 1984-02-11 12 H AUTOMATED SYSTEMS PTE LTD is a member |1 i of the CSA Group, a leading systems house with I offices m Hongkong, Malaysia, Singapore, Indone- I I sia and Australia. 1 As part of the Group's expansion programme m the Asia-Pacific region, the organisation requires suitably qualified persons to523 words
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Advertisement867 1984-02-11 12 Western A#^ PACIFIC wt IS LIFE BORING FOR YOU? Are you FED UP with a MONOTONOUS JOB? We are looking to' people who are CAPABLE of COPING with a CHALLENGE. WESTERN PACIFIC COMPUTERS is a young Singapore company and we have sei the operation up with local expertise. We are867 words
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Advertisement774 1984-02-11 13 APPOINTMENTS J SINGAPORE IP ii^Mi POLYTECHNIC fk II II 3| K. applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the |H j£ following positions m the department of Nautical Studies: II I PRINCIPAL LECTURER I i| ($5091 -$6249pm) 1 II SENIOR LECTURER M 111 LECTURER H X The point of774 words
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Advertisement760 1984-02-11 13 9 In line with our Syear expansion programme (1982—86), we invite 1 EJ applicatioas from suitably qualified Singapore citizens. Permanent Residents a Q of Singapore and ASEAN citizens to fill the following posts: H H 0 ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING H 9 DEPARTMENT I M ii) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT I 11)760 words
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Advertisement622 1984-02-11 13 BS3 deadlines SUB-EDITORS WANTED ASIAN BUSINESS PRESS, a Singapore-based publisher of high-frequency regional trade and professional newspapers and magazines, is searching for Sub-Editors. Senior Sub-Editor The post calls for an experienced sub-editor with a keen eye for detail, whether dealing with news, features or layout. A flair for writing will622 words
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Advertisement582 1984-02-11 13 FAIRCHILD A Schlumberger Company FAIRCHILD TEST SYSTEMS GROUP. the world leader m ATE Business, invites suitably qualified applicants for the posts of APPLICATIONS ENGINEERS Requirements:- Possess a degree or Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Diploma m Electronic Engineering 2-3 years product experience m component test systems is preferred Must be a self-starter582 words
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Advertisement606 1984-02-11 14 APPOINTMENTS ®)HDB invites applications frcm Singapora citizens/ Dermanent residents >t Singapore ana >«»ns ot ASEAN countries tor appointment as: MATERIALS/QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER Qualifications Experience Candidates should have a degree m Engineering or relevant sciences from a recognised University They shou.d possess a good knowledge ot the chemical and physical properties606 words
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Advertisement547 1984-02-11 14 I Loof? tows fora 1 B brighter future 8 E Technical Assistant 9 B I Requirements/Duties: I ITC/Diploma m Electronics Engineering 11 Preferably possess working experience 11 8 m an electronics anvironment 1 8 To be responsible for checking the 11 8 quality of incoming goods 1 m To conduct547 words
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Advertisement602 1984-02-11 14 DIETHELM Si ENGINEERING DIVISION 11 We are a leading manufacturer of quality I aluminium and stainless steel products. We I invite applications from suitably qualified and I experienced persons to fill the position of:- I TOOL DESIGN EXECUTIVE THE JOB Tool and fixture design Subcontract of tools and supervision of602 words
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Advertisement745 1984-02-11 14 THE REGENT CHA-AM HOTEL CO., LTD. A DELUXE BEACH HOTEL IN THAILAND IS LOOKING FOR GENERAL MANAGER FOB MANAGER We are currently operating a deluxe class, 400 rooms hotel m Cha-am Beach Resort, the newest most talkabout resort destination m Thailand. The Resort, located on the western side of the745 words
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Advertisement604 1984-02-11 15 APPOINTMENTS ENGINEERS WHAT DO YOU WANT? Do you wani to work for a multi-national sem conductor manufacturer that is established locally for more than 14 years 9 A company whose management philosophy believes m developing the potential of the individuals through scholastic sponsorships and training Do you wish to be604 words
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Advertisement737 1984-02-11 15 I GENERAL J||| ELECTRIC B (U.S.A.) 9 Contumtr Eltctronlct Ptt Ltd W We Invite applications from suitably qualified *8 candidates for the positions of: S (A) Quality Equipment 9 Engineer 8 (B) Process Control JIB Engineer. H (Permanent 2nd Shift) m (C) Buyer ji (D Advanced Materials M Specialist JS737 words
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Advertisement1303 1984-02-11 15 HITACHI 1 Hitachi Electronic Devices (8) Pte. Ltd. Due to rapid expansion, our multi-million colour television picture tubes manufacturing company m Jurong has immediate vacancies for the following positions. Assistant Manager Reporting directly to the Production Engineering Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for the efficient functioning of the Production1,303 words
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Advertisement651 1984-02-11 16 APPOINTMENTS I CHARTERED INDUSTRIES I Singapore Technology Corporation I invites applications for the following C 9 fc) I'M I ENGINEERING POSITIONS: ENGINEER j I (Mechanisation Automation) Job: o identify areas m manufacturing operations with a view of tec^anising and automating these operations to achieve cost saving and optimise efficiency i651 words
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Advertisement727 1984-02-11 16 H I BAKER FAR EAST LTD H We are a major US multi-national company, engaged m BH X thG Oi and 9aS We completion equipment. The company, ffi H a dynamic leader m the industry, has an opening with 99 H outstanding career potential for the following position: ■I QUALITY727 words
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Advertisement551 1984-02-11 16 Owing to business expansion m the ROLM I CBX Division, we invite suitable applicants I for the following posts:- J SALES REPRESENTATIVE (ROLM CBX) Promote ROLM CBX and other related products m the CBX Division Previous experience m selling PABX/telecommunication products preferred SALES REPRESENTATIVE (RADIO/PAGING) Promote Paging System and other551 words
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Advertisement656 1984-02-11 16 A well-established interior design consultr ants firm with offices m Singapore and Malaysia invites applications for the fol- lowing positions: A. DRAUGHTSMAN (for i Singapore Office) I REQUIREMENTS: f Recognized Draughting Certificate Minimum 3 years relevant working experience Ability to co-ordinate projects and liaise with clients will fee an added656 words
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Advertisement490 1984-02-11 17 /yuan guang building materials pte ltd \\^p We are proud to be associated t^/l/y with the commencement of this new venture yj-y as suppliers of premium t^r— 0\ y*^\ Designers/ Fabricators /Suppliers of aluminium curtain walls, windows, and doors. Producers of f 1 aluminium extrusions (m Kalcolor, Analok and clear490 words
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Advertisement330 1984-02-11 17 flYv BB B^^* Jf% ByV*i BP*k BY I MBA flf^A I Comprimo is a leading European engineering and contracting company engaged m designing and contracting activities for the process industry which includes oil refineries, petrochemical plants, gas treatment and gas transmission facilities. It has recently set up operations m Singapore330 words
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Advertisement300 1984-02-11 17 1 A Boon Suan Lee Co. t t^^V Public Accountants Singapore Hf Our expanding practice requires I TAX SENIORS 1 HS Accountancy Graduates K^ •At ieas: 4 years expenen ;e m taxal |5S Able to work independently I TAX ASSISTANTS I B «Ngee Ann Graduates 9 J^ Experience preferred but300 words
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Advertisement516 1984-02-11 18 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE DISPOSAL OF R.A.N. VESSEL (FORMERLY HMAS MELBOURNE) Tenders are invited for the purchase and j removal of RAN. vessel (formerly HMAS Mcl- j bourne) ex Department of Defence (Navy) Sydney, NSW Australia Request No 83/7247 Closing Date: Thursday. 19 April 1984. Tenders will be received (m Australia516 words
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Advertisement943 1984-02-11 18 (SW SUPREME CORPORATION BERHAD j INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 ST DECEMBER 1983. i The Boara of Directors is pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Group and of the Company tor the six months ended 31st December 1983 as follows Six Months Ended 31st December943 words
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Advertisement341 1984-02-11 18 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 32 of 1984. In the Matter of Companies Act (Cap. 185). And In the Matter of YAMANO COSMETICS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding up of the abovenamed Company341 words
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Miscellaneous302 1984-02-11 18 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jim D*n* I WISH I COULP ttNt? GARFIELP'6I HE'S SORE I 1 a ftono P/ Ar f-" T" HIPING PLACE SO I COULP HIPIN& IN jf^O f NOT A S/SaRT PLAC £-^l HIM TO THE V£T^-^ 1/(2 V BUT A GOOP PL ACf fe) 1984 United302 words
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Advertisement847 1984-02-11 19 APPOINTMENTS v •nA*. PUBLIC UTILITIES \U bohro The PUB invites applications for the following posts:A TECHNICIAN (Gross $489-1,425) Applicants must possess either one of the following qualifications:--(a) School Certificate/Singapore-Cam-bridge GCE 3 'O' level passes, of which 2 must be m technical or science subjects. Entry Point: $489/--p.m. gross; OR (b)847 words
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Advertisement657 1984-02-11 19 I SALES MANAGER I H Micro Computers H The Job: 4" Reporting to the Regional Sales Manager, the successful jf|^H candidate will be responsible tor the distribution of a well Jp|; known range of micro-computers and peripheral products through an established dealer network m S.E Asia >Mk The main responsibilities657 words
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Advertisement44 1984-02-11 19 A Confidential Secretary k I Confidential Stenographer B We wish to thank all applicants who j B responded to our advertisement for the i B abovementioned posts, which appeared X B on 3/1/84, Ref: S T Box N*****. The positions have now been filled.44 words
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Miscellaneous460 1984-02-11 19 COMICS gf PEANUTS ByScHuiz I An 7 A T A W jJ L RAk: mAIF Mm NOD, BEFORE TME INK I 3Uri'i?\^s L^ N M0 E fV2^ HEART /I PRIES, FOLD IT OVER... f mind, fcopv amp Moyiuit*' j n 1 p^gp v uivewitM Me. y ->oul -roGe-weK/ w— w460 words
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Article, Illustration1167 1984-02-11 20 M. GRETCHEN - M. GRETCHEN By and that's not impossible, says zoo director Today marks the launch of Bernard Harrison's debut novel. Not about his specialities the animal kingdom and the world of zoos but a parable on the meaning of life. IN THE first chapter of Bernard Harrison's1,167 words
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Article, Illustration639 1984-02-11 20 THE WASHINGTON BALLET Victoria Theatre Last Tuesday and Wednesday Reviewed by PAULINE WALKER SLEEK and shining m brilliant red unitards, the women enter the silent stage with catlike grace, two by two. Against a black backdrop on which a huge V the Roman sign for639 words
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Article1125 1984-02-11 21 IRENE PATES - IRENE PATES Saturday with... By As a prelude to Valentine's Day next week, here's a story of life, 10ve and longing. HE IS a gentleman, soft-spoken, impeccably polite and schooled m an era long gone. I had telephoned to wish him a Happy New Year1,125 words
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Article, Illustration452 1984-02-11 21 NANCY KOH - NANCY KOH By JELLY has a sweet tooth for cakes, chocolates, chendol and jelly, what else? "So-000 cute! Jelly's Jiang Ling's English name, don't you know?" the fan exclaims, aghast at the reporter's ignorance. The Taiwanese singeractress laughs and squeezes the fan's arm.452 words
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Article, Illustration397 1984-02-11 21 A GUT. A present from Canada. Something nice. Something all theatre people love. No, silly, not a lumberjack guess again. From the outside, it looks really good. You can guess quite a bit from the packaging, sometimes. It's weighty but not at all what you397 words
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Advertisement656 1984-02-11 20 APPOINTMENTS Data General Corporation is a fortune 500 company which designs, manufactures and sells general purpose computers. We have installed over 1 00,000 computers m 57 countries worldwide. As a result of our recent rapid expansion m the Far East and our new plant here, we have ihe immediate joh656 words
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Miscellaneous124 1984-02-11 20 RC Diary Today Bedok community centre. LUNAR NEW YEAR New Upper Changi Road. VARIETY SHOW At 2 -4.30 p.m. open space between Blks LUNAR NEW YEAR 456 and46o, Ang Mo Kio GET-TOGETHER Aye 10. 7 -11 p.m. PARTY —At open field m front of RC Centre. Blk Tomorrow: 63 7124 words
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Advertisement102 1984-02-11 21 2, Mackenzie Road, Singapore 0922 (Former RexllwiSfffefc 3366a8 P AflNkw 11th Feb 17th Feb 19»| I TWO SHOWS NIGtfTLY J3mJB 3lIUn I ■FIE/* •JUpiD B*. cy«*»^J«ta^ Extra Shows: Saturday Eve ofj|jß Holidays Midnite: 12.00 am ,jj Sunday Public HoHdaro^| bGI^ TiTiiMii i ii Itm inn ijjJM JHK^ Tickets At: $25,102 words
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Miscellaneous242 1984-02-11 21 What s on iMmWßwmmWmJmmmmmwwmmmmmmmWmWm^ GUANGZHOU OPERA saxophonist performs as TROUPE: THE guest soloist with the NAUGHTY PRINCESS Singapore Polytechnic Hong Xiannu will take Band and The Far Eastthe leading role m the crn Academy Band, second half of the show Singapore Conference while daughter Hong Hall. Today. 8 p.m. TickHong242 words
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Miscellaneous106 1984-02-11 21 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 3.45 a.m. (2.3 m), 10.11 a.m. (0.9 m). 4.11 p.m. (2.0 m), 9.46 p.m. (1.1 m). Sedill Kechil 3.28 a.m. (2.1 m), 9.45 a.m. (1.0 m), 4.15 p.m. (2.0 m), 9.50 p.m. (1.4 m). Port Dlckaon 5.41 a.m. (0.9 m), 11.03 a.m. (1.8 m), 5.24 p.m.106 words
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Advertisement64 1984-02-11 22 The number you wfflwantto remember: Effective from Rfaruaiy 11, 1984,0ur telqAwne willbe changed to *****88. \jKaßnfflßAsß7 IhniRNATIONALIW3€RrYCOhBUIJANrS REAL ESIATE AGENTS vojuers AixmoNEEßs PRorepry managers Let's be cf service toyouin the NewHar! 1 X '7 i^Kr j9 '#^■r J^h» 0* diulis Street j/Hr j/w v/^-o^ v>cdu%i &in£2pof€ u w leicx Kj*^lvv64 words
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Advertisement150 1984-02-11 22 v B^B ~il IVi^mJH^ ft Surely you do not go for beauty that is only skin deep. This suite is solid throughout. Solid Ramin wood of gold. It may not have gone thru the solemn oath but you can rest assured this suite will last you a life time. w^^t150 words
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Miscellaneous1871 1984-02-11 22 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE £j>_ _fl§^ Pick Fantasy of fairies and lovers n^one TllG 5.58 AM National Anthem gramme Summar\ 2. #5 M W& Jj B CENTRESTAGE A A delightful tale, it FLIGHT 412 (Ch 5, 2.40 Ford, David Soul (of to explore the Blue followed by Opening An-1,871 words
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