The Straits Times, 22 February 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon A rousing welcome
    270 1 S. Korean workers greet their premier MORE than 800 South Korean workers downed tools for about an hour yesterday not to strike but to cheer. They were welcoming their Prime Minister, Mr Chin lee-Chong, who was visiting the $900 million Raffles City building site. Mr Chin was
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    Fewer tourists last year
    417 1  - Fewer tourists last year HSUNG BEE HWA First drop m 19 years but the situation is not expected to worsen Neighbouring countries curbing overseas travel Recession putting travellers off Strong Singapore dollar discouraging visitors By THE number of tourists coming here last year dropped for the first time m 19
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    Fandi shows he is a sports ace with a heart
    219 1  - Fandi shows he is a sports ace with a heart NURYATI DURIAT By of Berita Harian FANDI Ahmad, Singapore's football ace, has a heart to match his sporting skills. He is offering a scholarship worth $2,000 to Muslim students who excel m both their academic studies and m sports. The
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    Lock icon Army seeks court's wisdom
    128 1 MANILA, Tues. The dilemma posed by four legal widows each claiming to be the sole heir to a dead officer's estate has defeated the Philippine array. Lacking a Solomon m their ranks, the army has decided to turn to the courts for a decision. Captain Abuhajim
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    Lock icon Israelis launch air and land action
    423 1 Troops advanced to within 20 km of Beirut, say eyewitnesses BEIRUT, Tuesday ISRAEL today launched land-and-air operations against Syrian-backed positions north of the Awali River m southern Lebanon. Eyewitnesses said Israeli troops advanced to within 20 km of Beirut, but Israeli Defence Minister Moshe
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    Lock icon China trip
    45 1 TUNIS. Tues Palestine Liberation Organisation PLO chairman Yasser Arafat will make an official visit to China m March at the invitation of the CWnes<- government, the Palestinian news agency, Wafa. reported today. It did not give the exact dates of the trip AP
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      Lock icon 'IRAN SIGNS BIG ARMS DEAL'
      63 1 LONDON, Tnes. I rat. has signed a secret rssl.4S bUUon (Bs3 bil lion) arms deal with China, which has dropped its support of Iraq m the Persian Gulf war, the Dally Mall reported i today. The newspaper said the deal could enable Iran to deliver
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      96 1 I Vs. PROMISE OF PERFECTION jSj How the public is consulted m Singapore and m other countries: Page 18 Closer links between civil servants and the media m Japan: Timescope, Page 10 Chairman Akio Morita sees profit m satellites, optical fibres and computers: Times Dollar, Page 19 You wanted to
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      26 1 Inside $6 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,7 EDITORIAL 16 LETTERS 17 BACKGROUND 18 TIMES DOLLAR 11-22 CLASSIFIEDS 24-41 CAUBEWAY 14 RACING SS SPORTS 4MS
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      505 2 'New look' licence THE government is to introduce a "new look" laminated driving licence which will include a photograph. The new licence is to ensure better security as the present one is easy to tamper with or even forge. At least 30 cases involving licences which were either tampered
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      Comment
      390 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: TO MAKE it easier for our women workers to stay in their jobs and look after their homes as well, the perception of oar society towards the role of women has to be reoriented. The government has taken the lead in making it easier for
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      171 2 Robson's choice ENGLAND soccer manager Bobby Robson, looking towards the 1986 World Cup, has named several new faces m his squad to meet France m a friendly international m Paris next Wednesday. Phil Neal, Ray Clemence and Peter Withe have been dropped m favour of youngsters Chris Woods, of
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      193 2 SONY SEES COMMUNICATIONS AS THE KEY TO ITS FUTURE THE future of Sony Corporation is m com munications from satellites to personal computers. "Our business will change com pletely," says Sony chairman and chief executive Akio Morita. In five years time perhaps, communications will dominate Sony's business, he told
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      Background
      119 2 PEOPLE'S DEFENCE ROLE DEFENCE and You. This is the theme behind the effort to bring the Singapore Armed Forces and the people closer together. The goal is that defence is everyone's responsibility. The Ministry of Defence (Mindef started an extensive advertising campaign last January. Other activities included civilian visits
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      Around the world
      501 2 Search won't end VIETNAM and the United States "have reached an agreement to continue searching" for US servicemen missing since the Vietnam War, Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said m Hanoi yesterday. He met a five-member US delefation for nearly two hours but declined to give
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      Section Two
      474 2 Sumba burial pageant THE island of Sumba lies between Bali and Timor m the Indonesian archipelago. It is best known today for its elaborate handwoven textiles, particularly blankets called hinggi. But ironically, one of the highlights of life on the island is the burial ceremony of a raiah,
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      Across the Causeway
      197 2 Talking points CHINESE Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian's visit to Malaysia on Saturday is expected to focus mainly on the situation m South-east Asia, especially Cambodia, diplomatic sources m Beijing said on Monday. Mr Wu will spend four days m Malaysia. Observers will be closing monitoring his talks
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      208 2 Two different men THE different characters of Xiang Yu nd Lit. Bang were seen after they had witnessed tne royai procession of Qin Shi Huang. Xiang Yu boasted that "all these. ..can be taken and replaced" while Liv Bang sighed: "To be a man. one oug.r be m
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      Lock icon Suharto reaffirms support for coalition
      296 3 JAKARTA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Suharto reiterated Indonesia's "political" support for the Cambodian resistance coalition when he met visiting Democratic Kampuchea's President, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, here today, a palace spokesman said. State secretary Lt Gen Sudharmono said Mr Suharto told the prince that Indonesia's support for his
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      Lock icon 'No change in policy towards Hanoi'
      296 3 'No change in policy towards Hanoi' JAKARTA, Tues. Recent conciliatory words towards Hanoi by Indonesia's military chief which disquieted Jakarta's regional allies, did not represent a shift m Jakarta's policy, sources close to the Foreign Ministry said today. During a visit to Hanoi last week, Indonesian army Commander-in-chief Beany Murdani
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      Lock icon 'HK migrants entering Indonesia'
      240 3 Syndicates are involved m racket, says paper JAKARTA, Tues. Hundreds of illegal immigrants have slipped into Indonesia from Hongkong over the past months, the Indonesian Observer reported today. Quoting a source m police intelligence, the newspaper said the immigrants had managed to enter the country by
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      Lock icon Viets are the real threat: Sihanouk
      86 3 Viets are the real threat Sihanouk Prince Sihanouk contradicted Gen Mordants reported statement that Vietnam did not pose a danger to Sootheast Asia. He told a press conference that the Vietnamese were "the only threat to stability, peace and neutrality m South-east Asia." "I respect tally the opinion and stand
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      Lock icon 'Free sex' sect recruits 14,500
      153 3 JAKARTA, Tues. A controversial free sex Christian-based sect from the I nited States, Canada and New Zealand called Children of God has gathered 11,500 followers m Indonesia, police said yesterday. A police spokesman said the sect is developing rapidly m the densely populated area of
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      Lock icon Khmers 'liberate' 20 villages
      92 3 BANGKOK, Tues. Khmer Rouge guerillas claimed today that they had liberated 20 north Kampuchean villages from the Vietnamese following several fierce clashes. A Khmer Rouge radio broadcast monitored here said the guerillas had also destroyed three airstrips, an aircraft, heavy guns and a main Vietnamese command
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      Lock icon Japan goes Korean
      68 3 TOKYO. Tues. Japanese people are beginning to show interest m learning Korean, the language of their closest neighbours, according to the Kyodo news service. Korean language books are selling well and Korean language schools are getting a growing number of students, it said. Reflecting the "Korean language
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      Lock icon Missing Gls: US and Vietnam 'reach agreement'
      261 3 Missing Gls: US and Vietnam 'reach agreement' HANOI, Tuesday VIETNAM and the United States "have reached an agreement to continue searching" for US servicemen missing since the Vietnam War, Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said here today. Mr Thach, who met a fivemember US delegation on the matter for
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      Lock icon Jakarta bans news weekly
      131 3 Jakarta bans news weekly JAKARTA, Tues. The Indonesian government said today it has banned the weekly news magazine, Topik, and accused it of showing communist tendencies m an editorial. An Information Department spokesman said the editorial, published on Feb 14 under the headline In Search of the Poor, showed "communist
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      Lock icon US, British navies 'to safeguard oil flow'
      472 4 Plan to protect Hormuz Strait LONDON, Tuesday THE American and British navies are ready to act to safeguard oil supplies to the West if Iran moves to close the strategic Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, according to local
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      Lock icon Black-White detente gets an added boost
      261 4 The new Mozambique-S. Africa security pact MAPUTO, Tues. The agreement reached yesterday by Mozambique and South Africa on a security pact is seen as another sign of growing detente and dialogue between southern African Black nations and the White-ruled Pretoria regime. The pact, as
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      Lock icon Sex 'should not be just for fun'
      50 4 LONDON, Tues. Feminist Germaine Greer says women should not have sex just for the fun of it. Ms Greer, who campaigned for female equality m the *****, said m an interview published by Woman magazine today that sex now dominates Western culture. AP
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      Lock icon Rebels claim hits
      112 4 LISBON, Toes. Smith African-backed anticommunlst rebels In Angola said yesterday Oat they forced down a Soviet-built cargo plane and killed 211 soldiers, including 28 Cubans In recent fighting. In a communique issued In Lisbon, Jonas Savimbl's National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, or Unita, said
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      Lock icon Ugandan troops repulse attacks
      175 4 KAMPALA, Tues. Anti-government guerillas yesterday simultaneously attacked army barracks, a police station and a government prison m western Uganda but were repulsed after fierce battles with government soldiers. Radio Uganda said. The attacks m Masinde district, about 160 km northwest of the Ugandan capital city of
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      Lock icon Three 'witches' burnt alive
      235 4 ZEBEDIELA (South Africa), Tues. A man and two women believed by fellow villagers to be witches were tethered to the rear of a truck and burnt alive over the weekend, police said yesterday. Their deaths brought to 12 the number of alleged witches known to have
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      Lock icon Mondale tops lowa
      491 6 Glenn finishes fifth with only 5 p.c. of precincts DES MOINES (Iowa), Tuesday FORMER Vice-Presi-dent Walter Mondale swept yesterday's lowa Democratic caucuses, the first step m the long process to select a challenger to President Ronald Reagan m November's presidential elections. "This is the beginning of the
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      Lock icon Hit-and-run Reagan...
      261 6 Hit-and-run Reagan... Mondale's big sweep has little impact at the White House WASHINGTON, Tues PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan made a hit-and-run campaign swing into lowa, giving a boost to the Republican faithful and criticising Democrats for their "dinosaur mentality" on a day they wanted to claim for their own. Mr Reagan
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      Lock icon 30 killed
      32 6 MANAGUA, Tues Nicara guan ttmap* have killed .10 anti-government rebels m heavy fighting near the northi crn gold mining centre of Siuna. Defence Minister Hum berto Ortega said yesterday Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Sun has deadly companion star'
      148 6 NEW YORK, Tues. Scientists say the son has a companion star that, at regular intervals of about 28 million years, invades the cloud of comet* surrounding the solar system. It then sends a billion of the comets flying m all directions, destroying much of the
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      Lock icon 'Corruption siphons off Central America aid'
      121 6 NEW YORK, Tues. Corruption and inept management siphoned off part of US economic aid to Central America, the New York Times reported yesterday. The daily's Washington-datelined story said the abuses were turned up m State Department audits and a study by the General Accounting
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      Lock icon Cruise tests in Canada
      56 6 OTTAWA, Tues. Initial testing of the United State* Cruise missile will begin next month along a 2.400 km corridor across remote parts df Alberta Province. Canadian Defence Minister JeanJacques Blais said yesterday. The date has been set for the controversial tests but '< will not bo
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      Lock icon Grenada ex-junta seek release
      176 6 Grenada ex-junta seek release ST GEORGE'S (Grenada) Tues. Defence lawyers yesterday filed court papers on behalf of 14 members of the Marxist military junta toppled by a US-led invasion last October, demanding they be charged or set free. The writ of Habeas Corpus was filed m the Grenada High Court
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      Lock icon President, King and a 50-year-old story
      123 6 DES MOINES (Iowa), Tues. President Reagan last night had a surprise reunion with a Des Moines woman he saved from a robber about 5t years ago. At a political rally here, he met Mrs Melba King for the first time since 1933 when he
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      Lock icon Little Ben's a hardy one
      64 7 BRITAIN'S youngest liver transplant pati-nt is seen here giving his mother a sweet That's his dad holding him. Two-year-old Ben^ Hard wick is a hardy youngster. It is less than a month since his operation, and already, his parents, Billy and Debbie, nave been able
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      Lock icon 1,469 nuclear blasts
      115 7 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. There have been 1,469 nuclear explosions throughout the world since the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima m 1945, according to a paper produced by the Swedish delegation to the disarmament conference here. The United States has exploded 756 and the Soviet union
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      Lock icon Lambsdorff: I hid donations
      369 7 Economics Minister says this is normal practice BONN, Tues. WEST German Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff, facing corruption charges, said yesterday he concealed donations to his party from a giant industrial concern, Flick. He told a parliamentary hearing that while he was a local treasurer for the
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      Lock icon Warsaw frees former UN employee
      238 7  - Warsaw frees former UN employee Jacek Kuron Adam Michnik and WARSAW, Tues. United Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar has helped secure the release of a Polish UN employee who was jailed nearly four years ago for spying for a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation intelligence service. Miss Alicia Wesolowska, 39,
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      Lock icon Drivers partially lift blockades
      368 7 Hopes for solution hit by Italian action PARIS, Tues. Truck drivers, after provoking France's biggest traffic jam last weekend, withdrew more than half of their road blockades yesterday but are maintaining sporadic action m various parts of the country. Police reported that the drivers continued to
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      Lock icon Labour changes its EEC policy
      124 7 LONDON, Tues. In a major reversal m policy, the leader of the opposition Labour Party said yesterday that Britain should remain m the European Economic Community provided the 10-nation Common Market undergoes a fundamental reform. The Labour Party, defeated m last June's national election by
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      Lock icon Prince has new girl, says paper
      99 7 LONDON, Tues. Queen Elizabeth's son Prince Andrew, whose romance with American actress Koo Stark hit the headlines until it foundered last year, has a new girlfriend, the Daily Express reported today. The newspaper named Monde model Katie Rabett, 23, the daughter of gynaecologist, as
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      Lock icon Launched at last
      104 7 BORTH (Wales), Tue. The first commercial ocean-going sailing clipper for half a century was launched off Wales on Sunday night's tide, a spokesman for the ship's builders said yesterday. The 30-metre Guinness Clipper was originally due to be launched a month ago but was delayed by bad
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      374 7 Irit ■Iff I to stop testing fiffffl ulUu. Final booking deadline for July W issue: Warch. An ad m the Yellow Pages can work wonders for your With an increased circulation of 1.54 million copies, it reaches all phone users m Singapore. But best of all, it reaches those people
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      Lawyer loses suit against newspaper
      705 8 Failed to establish legal innuendo m defamation case LAWYER R. Murugason yesterday lost his defamation suit against The Straits Times m CCnaecUOß with a report on a washerwoman's election petition uhich he alleged had damaged his reputation. In dismissing the suit \\\\h costs, Mr Justice
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      PSA computers to stop for a day
      161 8 THE Port of Singapore Authority has reminded port users that its computers will be shut down for a 24-hour period from midnight on Saturday. This is necessary because two new computers installed to help improve pert efficiency will be put into operation. The
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      Senior Tat Lee Finance official quizzed
      172 8 THE Commercial Crime Division is investigating a highranking official of Tat Lee Finance, one of the top five finance houses. The head of the division, Mr Bakar Moosa confirmed this yesterday bat declined to give more details. The officials of the company were not
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      SAF commandos scale new heights
      339 8  - SAF commandos scale new heights RONNIE WAI By THESE Singapore Armed Forces commandos are feeling on top of the world during their firstever 23-day mountain trekking expedition up the Himalayas. This picture was taken at Lobuche near the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, more than 5,000 metres above sea level.
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      NUS to computerise telephone system
      603 9  -  JUNE TAN $1.35 m project may mean an end to paper memos By THE top men m the National University of Singapore may not need to send out memos anymore, at least not the paper type. For m time to come they will be able
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      Thief gets seven years' preventive detention
      185 9 Thief gets seven years' preventive detention A PART-TIME musician who broke into various offices, mainly m the Orchard Road area, was yesterday sentenced to seven years' preventive detention. District Judge Lee Cheong Hoh said he was satisfied that it was necessary for the protection of the public that Zainal bin
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      Sentosa fun
      47 9 SPECTATORS can join m 90 minutes of fun and entertainment at Sentosa on Saturday. Malay artistes will perform traditional dondang sayang and ronggeng during which the audience will be invited to join m. The show starts at the ferry terminal concourse at T 30 p.m.
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      Sentosa service a feather in the cap for Telecoms
      155 9 ALMOST one m four telephone calls made from the Pacific Ocean comes through the coast earth station at Sentosa. This is quite a feather m Telecoms' cap as the station was set up only about a year ago. Strong competition for
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      Spain to open embassy to give trade a boost
      281 9 Spain to open embassy to give trade a boost IN AN effort to step up trade ties with Singapore, Spain has decided to open an embassy here, visiting Spanish Foreign Ministry officials said yesterday. "The decision to establish a diplomatic mission here has already been taken and we are just
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      Complainant 'scraping bottom of the barrel'
      334 9  -  MAUREEN CHUA Wrongful dismissal suit By A FORMER probationary inspector, who was sacked following a board of inquiry, is now "scraping the bottom of the barrel" for grounds to get the High Court to overturn the board's decision. State counsel Jeffrey Chan said this
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      Two inside jobs
      161 9 A JOBLESS man yesterday admitted he stole $200 belonging to his father while m another case, another man pleaded guilty to stealing his foster mother's $500 brooch. In the first case, Joseph Lee, 28, pleaded guilty to stealing the money which was part of $1,000 which his
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      Three motorcycles destroyed by fire
      79 9 FIRE destroyed three motorcycles and slightly damaged a light-goods vehicle n Moonstone Lane, off Serangoon Road, early yesterday. No one was injured. Fitemen, arriving at 2.31 a.m., took It minutes to put out the fire. The vehicles were parked near a shop. The cause of
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      First session of Accord today
      141 11 First session of Accord today THE Advisory Council on Community Relations m Defence (Accord) meets this afternoon for its first formal working session. The 17 members of the council, which is chaired by Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong, are likely to have their hands fall dealing with several key issues.
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        Fire damages textile factory
        110 11 A TWO-HOUR fire badly damaged a flatted factory m Kallang Bahru yesterday. No one was injured. The extent of the damage to the textile factory is not known. Firemen m two fire engines arrived at the factory m Block 52 just minutes after receiving a call
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        Another old grenade found at site
        80 11 A RUSTY grenade, believed to be a war relic, was found by workers at a construction site m Race Course Road yesterday. "It was taken away by an army unit soon after we rang the police," said site supervisor, Mr David Khoo, 22, of
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        Talk in Bedok on dog obedience
        75 11 YOU CAN pick up some tips on how to train your dog to be obedient at a talk to be held at the Tanah Merah community centre tomorrow. Mr Terrance Seah, from K-9 Dog Training School, will give a talk on Dog Obedience Training
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        Express delivery to more of Brunei
        44 11 SINGAPORE'S EXPRESS Delivery Service with Brunei has been extended to a number of areas m Kampong Air. Telecoms said the areas were: Mukim Sungai Kebun, Mukim Saba, Mukim Peramu, Mukim Burong Pingai, Mukim Tamoi and Mukim Sungai Kedayan.
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      Harpist Angela to give solo concert
      290 11 MUSICIANS practising on their instruments are usually the bane of neighbours. But for Angela Lv Kun, the opposite is true. Her neighbours are all ears when she practises on her harp at her home m Hougang each day. Angela, the principal harpist of the
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      Stabbing of inspector: Another
      91 11 Stabbing of inspector: Another suspect held POLICE have arrested a second suspect m connection with the attack on an off-duty inspector last Friday morning. The suspect surrsndered to the Tanglin police two days after Inspector Thomas Chee Tuck Ko, 38, of the Radio Division was attacked at the car park
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      Lawyer struck off rolls
      506 11  -  BEN DAVIDSON Hilborne's conduct reprehensible, says Chief Justice By A LAWYER who was about to retire marched unannounced into a judge's chambers after a case and "uttered dastardly words." And yesterday the lawyer was struck off the rolls of the High Court for what Chief Justice
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      Driving licence to get new look
      404 12  -  PAUL WEE By Move to prevent tampering, forging and illegal use THE government is to introduce a "new look" laminated driving licence which will include a photograph of the owner. The new licence is to ensure better security as the present one is easy
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      Missing cadet's body found in river
      127 12 Missing cadet's body found in river THE body of a 19-year-old officer-cadet was found floating m Sungei Poyan, off Kampong Berih, yesterday morning after a four-day search. Officer-cadet Lee Mam Wye had set off on Feb 17 at about 8 a.m. during a map reading exercise, but failed to report
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      Baby tussle woman fined for false report
      361 12  - Baby tussle woman fined for false report CHARMAINE CHAN By A MOTHER who sold her baby son and then told the police that he was abducted outside a hospital, was yesterday fined $500 for giving the police false information. The woman made the false abduction report after deciding she wanted
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      Ridgewood condo won't have that supermart after all
      599 12 Ridgewood condo won't have that supermart after all Building Control Division turns down application NO SUPERMARKET will be allowed to move into the former site office of Ridgewood Condominium at Mount Sinai Drive. The Building Control Division has turned down an application by the Ridgewood Management Corporation Council to reclassify
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      Allocate space in vegetable centre, say importers
      184 12 Allocate space in vegetable centre, say importers EIGHTEEN vegetable importers m Tew Chew and Chin Hin streets yesterday, urged the authorities to demarcate the space at the Vegetable Wholesale Centre m Pasir Panjang. Each importer should be allocated a specified space or else there will be confusion among them when
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      Weekend robbery costs liquor shop $12,000
      115 12 THIEVES ran off with more than $12,000 m cash and goods from a liquor shop after breaking into it daring the weekend. The theft was discovered by an employee who opened the shop m Aljonied Avenue 3 on Monday at 8.15 a.m. It was
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      SIA bosses hope to shed their image
      307 14  -  CONRAD RAJ 'Impressions due to vicious cycle of negative behaviour' By I What workers think of them SINGAPORE Airlines is trying hard to dispel the impression among its staff that its management is made up of "traditional" leaders who are "sombre, isolated and
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      Telecoms to ease policy on the use of modems
      327 14 Computer users can buy or rent them from March 1 COMMUNICATION between people through their computers is expected to increase with an announcement by Telecoms yesterday that it is relaxing its policy on the use of modems here. Modems are devices
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      NZ minister to meet Chok Tong
      66 14 NZ minister to meet Chok Tong NEW Zealand's Defence Minister David Thompson arrived yesterday for a one-day visit and will call on Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong this morning. He leaves for Brunei th^ afternoon to represent hi;government at the lndepend ence Day celebrations Mr Thompson is. however, expected to
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      Printing seminar
      59 14 THE future prospect* of small and medium -sized printing firms will be discussed at a seminar at the Regional English Language Centre auditorium m Orange Grove Road on Friday at 6.30 p.m. The seminar is organised by the Master Printers Association and the speakers include Dr Lim 'Chuan
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      Filipino maid 'had clean bill of health'
      245 14  -  NG WENG HOONG By THE Filipino maid who murdered her mistress on Monday came here certified as being m good health and of sound mind, her agent said yesterday. The agent, who did not want to be identified, said she was as puzzled
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        Clerk on CBT charge
        75 14 A CLERK was yesterday charged with committing criminal breach of trust of $138,982 belonging to Mobil Oil service station m Jalan Bukit Merah. Chia Poh Choo. 30. is alleged to have committed the offence between 1979 and August 1982 when she was employed as a book
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        Man killed by falling sheet pile
        130 14 A MISADVENTURE verdict was recordc d yesterday on the death of a scrap dealer w,io was hit by a sheet pile at a construction site at Beach Road last August. Mr Yeap Eng Thong, 61, had gone to t le site with his son,
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        Worker fell to death after plank hit him
        84 14 GUSTY HINDS and a falling plywood Jlank caused the death of a construction rate who fell off the 10th floor of an uncom ileted block of flats ill Rowell Court. I Corner's court heard yesterday. Mr Mah Ah Tee. 42, was clearing
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        Filipino faces 10 fresh cheating charges
        122 14 A FILIPINO had another 10 fresh cheating charges, alleging that he used someone eli-e's credit card to buy $3,544 worth of goods, preferred against him yesterday. No plea was taken from Raul Valeniin. 58, a retired policeman. The fresh charges allege that between Jan
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      Estimated cost of equipment enough — court told
      333 14 Estimated cost of equipment enough court told HDB finance scheme cheating case A FORMER engineer told a court yesterday that contractors using the Housing Board's interestfree finance scheme need only state the estimated cost of the equipment they want. The board's structural engineering department would then decide whether to recommend
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      How Japan's press clubs work
      1106 10  -  PETER HAZELHURST By our Tokyo Correspondent A NATIONAL Productivity Board team, which went to Japan m September last year to look into the role of the media m the promotion of economic and industrial development, has recommended that the Japanese press club system be adopted
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      Elite group can get information within minutes
      662 10 WHEN Soviet President Yuri Andropov died earlier this month, an elite group of reporters attached to the Japanese Foreign Ministry informed a senior bureaucrat that they would want a briefing on the future course of Japan's relations with Moscow and as soon as
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      Lock icon RMAF may buy F-20 Tigersharks from US
      96 15 RMAF may buy F-20 Tigersharks from US kl ALA LIMPIR, Tues. The Royal Malaysian .Air Force Is expected to replace Its F-oF. fighter jets with the new F-21 Tigersharks. Talks between Northrop Corporation of the I nlted States, the makers of the F-2ts, and Malaysian officials were scheduled to start
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      Lock icon Harris and DAP MP to present their cases
      334 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Sabah Chief Minister and an opposition Democratic Action Party (DAP) MP m his state have been called to present their cases before the Parliament's Committee of Privileges over a dispute on the amount of land the Chief Minister
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      Lock icon Safe carted off
      96 15 JOHOR BARU, Tues. Robbers who were believed to have had difficulty cracking open a safe containing more than $100,000 worth of jewellery, carted it away instead after breaking into a goldsmith shop here on Sunday night. The owner of the goldsmith shop, Mr Lee Liang Soon, 36.
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      Lock icon MCA warns its 'phantom' divisions...
      368 15 MCA warns its 'phantom' divisions They may be disqualified trom party elections m June KUALA LUMPI'R. Tues. The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) leadership has threatened to disqualify from the June party elections any MCA division found to have "phantom members" m its ranks. The warning over the weekend came amid
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      Lock icon 'Chinese minister to discuss Cambodia'
      355 15 'Chinese minister to discuss Cambodia' BEIJING, Tuesday CHINESE Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian's visit to Malaysia on Saturday is expected to focus mainly on the situation m South-east Asia, especially Cambodia, diplomatic sources here said yesterday. Mr Wu will spend four days m Malaysia after his tour of Burma. Observers will
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      Lock icon Jail and a fine for midwife who sold baby
      267 15 Jail and a fine for midwife who sold baby KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A midwife was sentenced to one year's jail and fined $2,000 by the magistrate's court here today for selling a baby. Ng Yau Thai alias Ng Tai, 42, was found guilty of selling the baby boy to a
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      Lock icon Distribution of Review held up
      133 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government is holding back distribution of the regional current affairs magazine, The Far Eastern Economic Review, publishing sources said today. The sources said the magazine, published each week m Hongkong, had been delayed by up to three weeks since the beginning
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      A fair go for our womenfolk
      493 16 THE position of the modern working woman is not an enviable one. Overcoming the prejudices of a male-dominated world is one big hurdle but what is more nagging is how to deal with the competing demands of the home and the workplace. An increasing
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    Lock icon The takeover game
    697 16 The Art Buchwald column EVERYDAY you read stories about takeover battles and mergers. The takeover battle of corporations such as Warner Communications and Texaco-Pennzoil are just the tip of the iceberg. Takeovers have now become the corporate equivalent of war. The people involved even have their own
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    Lock icon Razaleigh likely to challenge Musa again
    1377 16  - Razaleigh likely to challenge Musa again ZAINAH ANWAR Battle at the grassroots level is already on By m Kuala Lumpur But, as everyone points out, m the end it is the delegates who will decide. THREE months before the Umno General Assembly m May, the question on almost everyone's lips
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    Lock icon Hard times cut into Europe's welfare systems
    554 16 Hard times cut into Europe's welfare systems BONN Hard times m Western Europe have obliged both poor and relatively rich countries to make fresh cuts m welfare systems widely perceived as the bedrock of Western Europe's postwar political and social stability. But although regularly described as m a state of
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  • FORUM
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      Detention laws have done more good
      290 17 Detention laws have done more good THE Workers 1 Party has given notice that it intends to raise, at the coming general election, the question of laws allowing detention without trial. There are two categories of detainees: THOSE detained on political grounds and for security reasons under a law enacted
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    • Letter
      Smoke is bad for S'pore
      88 17 A LOT of effort has been made to make Singapore green. A lot more effort has been made, and has continually to be made, to keep Singapore clean. All this effort will be wasted if vehicle pollution is left to become increasingly worse. One can
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      No plan to raise income ceiling
      158 17 No plan to raise income ceiling Housing Board replies PLEASE refer to the letter "Link income ceiling to flat prices" by "Sandwiched* (ST, Jan 18), m which the writer expresses the opinion that the Housing Board should increase the income ceiling correspondingly each time there is an increase m the
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      Inform area office
      78 17 Inform area office PLEASE refer to Mr David Tan's letter on the obstruction caused by goods placed by stallholders m the passageway at Woodlands Centre. (ST, Jan 17). Our area office is aware of the problem, especially close to festive periods, and has always ticketed stallholders who ignore our warning
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      Letters via computer
      111 17 PLEASE refer to the letter "Say letter has been received" by "Waiting In Doubt". (ST, Jan 5). We apologise for not having replied more promptly to the writer's request for information. Generally, we acknowledge letters which need a longer time to reply, doe to, for example, the
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      Review the role of pension schemes
      236 17 Review the role of pension schemes I REMEMBER reading a number of letters m your newspaper last year on the undesirability of the government pension scheme compared to the Central Provident Fund scheme. There has, however, been no response from the either the Ministry of Finance or Labour on this
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    • Letter
      Let these civil servants retire when they are 50
      161 17 I WISH to suggest to the government to review the retirement age of civil servants; especially those who are for one reason or another never promoted. It is both good for the service and the civil servants. Practically all these civil
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      Housing estate has no real problems
      188 17 Housing estate has no real problems PLEASE refer to the letter "Is this estate really that clean?" by "Another Resident" (ST, Jan 13), who complained of infestation by red caterpillars, snails and rats; unwashed refuse bins; unswept and unwashed staircases; and a leaking tap that was left unattended for five
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      More lights at car park
      94 17 PLEASE refer to the letter "Car was broken into 5 times m one year" by "Five-time Victim of Car Burglars". (ST, Jan 19). The car park was provided with ten 125 watt garden lamps situated along its perimeter. Provision had been made to upgrade the
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    • Letter
      Illegal video tapes are freely available
      295 17 Illegal video tapes are freely available I AM an expatriate, married with two small children. I have lived m your country for six months. During this time, I have become increasingly alarmed by the fact that illegal video tapes are readily available here. During the past few weeks your paper
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      85 17 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from readers. All letters must include the writer's signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We
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      Bringing defence closer to you
      530 18  -  PAUL JACOB The Advisory Council on Community Relations m Defence (Accord) was set up last month to promote greater interaction between the Defence Ministry and the people. As the council meets today for its first formal session, The Straits Times examines the role it will
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    • Article
      How it's done in other countries
      782 18  -  PAUL JACOB THE Straits Times spoke to embassy officials of seven countries to find out the kind of dialogue system they had. AUSTRALIA, with its host of state^level organisations and industry-wide councils, comes perhaps closest to Singapore's feedback system. The industry-level groups serve a
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      Lock icon Japan still learns from America
      613 18 NEW YORK WHILE Americans are busy reading about Japanese business practices, the Japanese are devouring top-sell-ing books here to learn the secrets of American business. Judging from their best-seller lists, it is hard to tell which country admires the other more. Japan as No. 1:
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      86 18 UCiU AC D 4 Da^ 22nd to 28th i a February 1984 VI IPillil IVtf% Time 120 °P m t0 1 000pm M «e nue: NTUC Conference ■Ml ISIIiMI S# Hall. Shenton Way 2 91 H HH I iinaTTHtH exhibition^l^ •^■'■■TSj£ay~*--- 1 jjf V^BC? The furniture show not to be
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    • In the market
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        Singapore barometer
        33 19 Up Down Unch •ndustnals 58 41 24 Finance 13 5 4 Hotels 2 4 4 Properties 6 4 4 Plantations 10 2 5 Mining 5 0 0 Deb/Loans 7 1 4
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        39 19 K. Lumpur barometer uyi O«wn Unch Industrials 37 61 21 Finance 6 3 3 Hotels 0 1 1 Properties 5 5 1 Oil Palms 2 3 1 Tins 6 3 2 Rubbers 4 10 9 Deb/Loans 2 1 0
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        KLSE ends mixed
        72 19 DESPITE the absence of leads from Wall Street, share prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market finished mixed to slightly steadier yesterday. Prices held on well m early trading, but began to slip gradually. But by the close, selected stocks finished steady. The 30-counter New Straits Times
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        Market recovers after three days of decline
        271 19 AFTER three consecutive sessions of decline which pulled some 30 points off the index, the Singapore stock market recovered yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index gained 4.42 points to 1026.76 and the Business Times Composite Index put on 6.75 to 950.48. The advance
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        32 19 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)
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          Rises
          49 19 Inch Ken lOp 1800+430 Lien Hoe 91C +30 Sunjeißesi 850 +30 T Harbour 710 +30 OCBC 1120+20 M Banking 995 +15 ICB 750 +15 Prima 705 +15 Riverview 630 +15 Kuala Skim 615 +15 Gentings 575 +15 G lumber 300 -15 PMC sOc 242 +15 KeppdSNp 350 +12
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          Falls
          47 19 M Cement 870 —30 SthMsialnd 630 -30 Esso 1280 —30 SPTeitite 400 —20 HumeM 570 -15 MTC7BC 710 -10 M Breweries 670 —10 Spore Land 580 -10 Nat Iron 570 -10 NocMßoi 448 -10 Bata 330 -10 Acma 288 -10 KGHMp 286 —7 LionCorpn 265 —7
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          Indices
          50 19 Feb 20 Ftb 21 BT Composite: 943.73 950.48 BT Indicator: *****38 *****65 ST Industrials: 1022.34 1026.76 ST Finance: 2868.58 2885.18 ST Hotels: 972.37 971.76 ST Properties: 697.43 698.26 ST Minings: 299 57 301.48 ST Plantations: 1785.12 1831.21 0CBC: 827.45 835% SES Ind: 767.04 773.27 SES All Share: 372.22 374.32
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          Most Active
          24 19 UOL Warrants 1,015,000 UOL 514,000 Chuan Hup 495,000 Gen Lumber 411,000 Gen Corp 394,000 Total turnover: 12.63 m Total value: $40.18 m
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        ST Industrials Index components
        58 19 BoKtudßM +5 Gmmss +5 PMC +15 Sen* Ship unch CiC unch Hrn Par Pan Dec +2 Sine Dirty +6 COI hefccjptßM +5 Pa* Pbnt 5 s Tra** +10 WdStar,,. +4 Jew* +12 ft,. +15 S^to? +1 FiN unch «T unch unch U M Works Gtnfafs +15
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      Canada out more to Singapore
      186 19 Canada out more to Singapore CANADA wants to sell more to Singapore from raw materials to high technology equipment. Last year, Canada chalked up a deficit of $126 million with Singapore, but it hopes to improve its position by increased trade. This was revealed yesterday by Mr Don Phillips, the
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      Watson is elected the new chairman of SICC
      109 19 Watson is elected the new chairman of SICC THE new chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce is Mr C. N. Watson, who is also the group chief executive of the Sembawang group of companies. This election follows the resignation of Mr C. W. G. Endacott on his posting
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      Beware the pitfalls
      491 19 Thinking of using a management consultant? Good idea, but Small business MANAGEMENT consultants are not only for big business. A small business can also benefit from management consultancy, especially if it is growing fast, says Eliza Quek, a consultant with Performa. But there are pitfalls, she warns.
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      A big step into communications
      652 19  -  IRENE HOE An interview with Sony chairman Akio Morita By THE future of Sony Corporation is m communications from satellite to the personal computer m your home. "Our business will change completely," says Sony chairman and chief executive Akio Morita. In five years' time perhaps,
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      Two Chinese delegations here for offshore show
      196 19 THEY doffed their Mao jackets for discreet business salts when they left home. So when they arrived for the opening of the exhibition here yesterday, there was little to set them apart from the capitalistic businessman. Though few would have batted an eyelid
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      Governments, firms show off at exhibition
      87 19 THE FIFTH Offshore South-east Asia Conference and Exhibition opened yesterday at the World Trade Centre. About 12,000 visitors are expected by the time the show closes on Friday. More than 800 companies are showing off their services and equipment, including many governments entering the
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      China competition in oil for South-east Asia
      295 19  -  GERRY DE SILVA By CHINA could well opt to increase hard currency earnings through its oil exports, a top executive from a major oil company forecast yesterday. And this move would have important competitive consequences for South-east Asia's existing oil producers. Making this
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      A computer to control a conference
      378 19  - A computer to control a conference NORA CHENG Philips' new system that attempts to take the headache out of meetings By PHILIPS Is trying to solve all the headaches connected with a conference the tedious counting of voting slips, the frantic waving of your hand before yon get a word
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      Business done in Singapore
      2954 20 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 al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1565 20 INDUSTRIALS Acma \JUioiiMto i 3 9484.005> 1 2) 4.00 .Urom JS9B 2 91S |3> 285 Aataa 13 B) (32) 2.15 2.16 (17) IM 13 AISB 5 558 5 60S) (50) 560 (3) 565 (13) 5 55 AMD i 3568 3585) (2) 3 64 (4) 3.62
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      How your stocks performed
      2754 20 M shares quoted have a par value of SI. tries* otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rijhts N Tai-eiecnpled dividend. ABN rs traded m toh of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m odars. 1983/84 Last Yield Vol Day Ugh Low Company Sale Change COM) Mgh Low
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        40 21 Diißoro Closing prices RUBBER cents/kilo Singapore Mar J4l 50 up 0 75 cent Malaysia Mar 266 00 (M) up 0 5 cent ti N Closing prices MS/kilo Straits Tin $29 21 up 1 cent Turnover: 125 tonnes, down 110 tonnes
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        GOLD MARKET
        35 21 GOLD US$/oz Tues Mon Singapore 385 50-386 00 384.25— 384 75 Hongkong 384.80 385 30 384 10 384 60 Mon Fri New York 384.50— 385 00 London 385 20-385 70 384 30—384 80
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        GOLD
        115 21 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5526,425 and closed at 5526,472. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.20/ 4.70 (day low) and rose to U*****.00/ 5.50 on rumours that the Strait of Hormuz had been closed down. It rallied to J*****.50 6.00 (day high) and settled the day at
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        PALM OIL
        128 21 THE Malaysian crude palm oil prices eased m quiet trading, m line with lower palm oil futures and despite anticipation of Pakistan m the market today (Feb 22). PALM Closing prices Crude MS/tome palm oi Feb 1800 (central) 1785 (south) Mar 1700 (south) Refined palm oil USS/tome RBD
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        COPPER
        24 21 Ctosi»t prices copra Mm Spot 1003 00-1003 50 (999 50—1000.00) 3 months 1023 50-1024.00 (1018 .50-1019 00) Market tone Steadier Sales 19.750 tonnes
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        ALUMINIUM
        28 21 ALMWMM £/tomte Man Spot 1038.50 1039 00 (1033.00— 1034 00* 3 months 1062 50— 1063 50 (1057 50—1058.00) Market tone Barely steady after firmer Sales: 5.200 tonnes
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        Rubber
        71 21 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with Mar One RSS buyers quoted at 241.50 cents per kilo, up 0.75 cent from Monday's close. In Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian rubber market closed marginally steadier at 266.00 cents per kilo for Mar Int One RSS buyers, up 0.5 cent
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        Straits Tin
        61 21 THE Straits Tin price m Penang rose one cent to M 529.21 per kilo, moving within the International Tin Agreement's lower range of M 529.15 and M 532.06. The buffer stock manager continued his support, but demand from Japanese and local interests was noted. Turnover fell to 125
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        SILVER
        22 21 en uce Ctah| prices SILVER USS/troy v Tues Mon Singapore 9.14-9.19 9.12-9.17 Mon Fri New York 9.13-9.18 Source: Credit Suisse. Spore
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        253 21 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M cents/kilo) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS prompt 235.75 236.75N 235.25— 236.25N unq unq Int 1 RSS Mar 242.00—242.50 ?41.50— 242.00 265.50 265.75 266.00—267.00 Int 1 RSS Apr 246.25-246.75 245.50-246.00 Int. 2 RSS Mar 234.25-236.25N 233.75— 235.75N 257.50— 258.50N 258.00—
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        340 21 Noon closing prices J/100 kg Coconut oil Bulk FOB 208.00 (sellers) Old drum FOB 221.00 (sellers) New drum FOB 225.00 (sellers) Copra Mixed (loose) 120.00 (buyers) Pepper Muntok White Asta FOB NLW 680.00 (sellers) Sarawak white fag FOB NLW 672.50 (sellers) Sarawak special black FOB NLW 400.00 (sellers)
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        389 21 LONDON, Mon. Share prices closed mostly lower after a quiet session, with trading dampened by the US holiday. The Financial Times 30-share Index fell 3.7 points to 812.5 and the London Stock Exchange 100-share Index was down 4.2 points at 1034.8. Government bonds fell 18 points after initial falls
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        200 21 Feb2l WS Chan,. guv JJ A-oCUd HoWU <X7l gj* J", o3 {j; SSLu ;::z Larrt&n Invest uu a _j IMC Cheuna Kong 8i35 -ai 5£ /2Sd liii, MM Crr»« H«b Tunnel 12(0 unch 55 i^Sf Fir Kast Excn uv viv a ,f iifl •ft-; MJ» SiSStISSTZZxiS) g fSL" 1
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        330 21 F«to 21 Ytn Ounce AJlnomoio 987 12 Akal &42 13 Amada 1140 +40 Asahl Chem 410 uneh Asahl Olmas 870 unch Bulk T* 408 -10 Bridfestone M 0 +5 Canon 14S0 20 Casio Computer 1490 +10 Citlaen «D 8 unch D Nip Print 942 7 D Nippon Screen 1330
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        324 21 F*b 21 Cents Chanje (Awt) A C I 1818 A N I 251 1 A P M 220 unch Abertoyle 800 Age 285 unch Alliance OU Allied MUI 235 unch Ampol Ezp 425 unch Ampol Pet 1698 AM 548 -2 Aihton 118 -2 B H P 1380 -5 Beach
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        550 21 Feb2o Pence Chatfe INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 150 unch Ass. Dairies 148 unch BTR PLC 416 unch Babcocks 170 +1 Barclays 529 unch Beechams 295 -1 BICC 258 -2 Blue Circle 416 -2 BOC Group 277 +1 Boots 170 unch Bowater 256 -4 BATS 186 -4 Britannia 79 unch BP 428
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        Lock icon ICI expects $1.9b pre-tax profit
        120 21 ICI expects $1.9 b pre-tax profit LONDON -a. Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) is expected to show a pretax profit of about £620 million to £640 million (551.90 billion to 551.96 billion) for 1983, up from £259 million m 1982, analysts said. The final quarter's outcome should be the year's best
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        206 21 THE US dollar opened at 552.1270/80 and trading was fairly quiet. However, some short covering after lunch brought the rate up to close at a high of 552.1290. The greenback closed firmer against major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.6880/90 and closed at 2.6935/45. Against the yen,
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        629 21 Receipts of export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Ait cargo time block N*on(041) 22/2 (2100) TA 3 *****900/0700-0800 L2/N2 Anni Johnson (405W) 23/2(0700) FSB *****000/*****900 P3 Takan II (2220) 23/2 (0800) TA 3 *****300/1800-2000 B 3 Spore Eagle (5) 23/2 (1200) FSB 1200-1400/2100
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        504 21 From Pag© 20 Utd Estate (5.358 5.405) (48) 5.35 (4) 5.40 UOL (3.105) (1) 3.08 (2) 3.00 (15) 3.10 TINS Atkam (4.468 4.SOS) (1) 4.46 (1) 4.50 A Am*l (5.358 5.405) (1) 5.40 (5) 5.35 xd A DtMB (7.908 8.10S) (1) 8.00 Betfutal (5.308 5.405)
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        182 21 Interbank Over the Indicated rates Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.9970 2.0022 5.07-4.95 Canadian dollar 1.7032 1.7045 5.93 5.83 NZ dollar 1.4030 1.4058 7.20—7.05 Sterling pound 3.0806 3.0842 3.28—3.23 US dollar 2.1290— 2.1300 4.73 4 69 Local
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        168 21 Managers' prices forFeb22 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3.50—3.72 The Savings Fund 2.09—2.22 Spore Piog Fund 1.52—1.61 Spore Sec. Fund 2.30—2.44 Spore Invest Fund 1.23—1.30 Spore Equity Fund 1.48— 1 57 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.96—3.14 Mai Prog Fund 1.50— 1.60xd Mai Security Fund 1.60 1.70
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        288 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel wharves BungaOrkid 33/4 aside 22/2 Clydebank 44 aside 22/2 Equator IV 22 aside 22/2 Kalimantan Satu 10/11 aside 22/2 Komandarm Fedko 15/6 aside 22/2 KotaMaju 13/4 aside 22/2 P Lepeshinskiy 18 aside 22/2 Sri Liming 28 aside 22/2 Beta Rio 8/9 22/2
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      Govt tax incentives get good response
      235 22  -  DOREEN SOH Offshore funds management units By THE tax incentives announced by the government to attract fund managers to set up offshore funds management units m Singapore, are bearing fruit. Up to date, three have obtained approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and
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      Deadline of tender extended to March 10
      245 22  - Deadline of tender extended to March 10 S. KUMAR Leong Huat By THE deadline for tenders for the 2.49 million shares m Leong Hnat has been extended to March 11. The Securities Industry Council and the Stock Exchange of Singapore have approved the new date. The conditions for the sale
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      Lock icon Faber Merlin 'a good long-term investment'
      312 22 New Straits Times Press THE New Straits Times Press has reiterated that its stake m Faber Merlin is a good longterm investment. NSTP's new chairman, Mr Abdullah bin Mohamed Yusof, pointed out that Faber Merlin is not just another hotel-owning group, but is also
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      58 22 RIVERVIEW Rubber Estates Berhad have announced a fourth interim dividend of 4 per cent less tax for the year ended Dec 31 last year. The directors of the company have also declared a 6 per cent interim dividend for the year ended Dec 31 this
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      13 22 TRADING m Taiping Consolidated shares will resume today from 10 a.m.
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      Lock icon $318 m bond
      59 22 THE European Investment Bank is issuing a US$l5O million (Ss3lB million bond due 1991 1999, the Stock Exchange of Singapore said on Monday The bonds bear interest at 11 per cent per annum The bank will redeem US$73 million of the bonds at par on Feb 1,
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      'Cautious policy' has paid off
      143 22 United International Securities UNITED International Securities' "cautious investment policy" has paid off. Like the other closed-end trusts, e^ooVSte ffita" SJ^^hHS' «i^£ vestment fund of the United Overseas Bank group, has reported a, net nrofit of about ninp Xme? more than ?n XSf 8 more tnan
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      New shares get approval in principle
      236 22 Tuan Sing TUAN SING Holdings Ltd has at last received approval m principle from the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the listing and quotation of its 47.23 million new shares. The shares arose from the company's takeover offer for SPP Ltd. Tuan Sing, which
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      Bonus and rights issue proposed
      204 22 Lingui Developments LINGUI Developments, whose shares are currently suspended from trading, has proposed a one-for-two bonus issue and a one-for-two rights issue of some 9.79 million 50-sen shares at an issue price of Msl per share. The directors expect a more-than-double group pre-tax profit of
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      229 20 STEP INTO THE FUTURE RUDDCRPIAf'64 Qt> 82 i if you are involved m the rubber and plastics industries, you cannot afford to miss RUBBERPLAS "84 The only major exhibition of its kind m Southeast Asia. RUBBERPLAS '84 will be represented Dy many of the world's leading manufacturers displaying r Meir
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      56 22 I 1 m -*JKo^^^ J^ I M XC til About half of the readers of Shin Mm Daily News are blue collar workers. About half of the people of Singapore work m blue collar jobs. Jt j4L "dt w m I J^ SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS (S) LTD. 577 MACPHERSON
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      647 24 737H66 fell miWIAMMMI 111 AFOOOQUBE 3 Eating Out Capital fteataurant (Pt«) Ltd 207 Cantonment Road (Beside overhead bridge) Singapore 0208 Tat *****16/*****69 HAIRY CRAB ROAST GOOSE AIR fr'l.OWN DAILY WHOLESALE RETAIL WELCOME BRAISED TIGER SHARKS FINS FOR QUICK LUNCH it ReservaLiun, visit Lftl Wah Restaurant, J77C, Jalan Besar (aircondltlon). Tel
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      661 24 3 Eating Out 3 Eating Out Experience tie atmosphere of an English PUB at low prices! Oar set lunches are at $5.4t and oar large drafts are at $3.50 (Happy Hoars 3pm to 7pm) We serve PUB FOOD like BANGERS BACON MASH plus a wide range of WESTERN and LOCAL
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      552 24 28 Health Centres/ ORCHARD PLAZA HEALTH Centre, Unit *03-30, Ist floor. Orchard Plaza, (above Penthouse). Massage/Sauna/Faclal. All rooms with showers attached. Open daily: 10.00 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. Tel: *****06/*****07. DOUBLE FORTUNE HEALTH Centre, *04-12/15, Fortune Centre. 190 Middle Road. Massage/sauna. All rooms with shower attached. Daily: 10.30 am U>
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      574 24 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage l^ •^■B Ba aa a aa ßaaaaßßaaaaaaaaaaa^ TM IW OPEN DAILY: pvr. 10.00 A.M. TO 11.00 P.M. OX^YJri// Massage CAf± <. > Sauna Bath > UC Rub Back CoiiriQ 'Facial OdUIICI 'Manicure 51, Goldhill Plaza, #03-09 Podium Block (Old Goldhill) TEL: *****00/
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      370 24 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor wilxje aluminium iron work Tel *****33 (5 Lines) TELEX RS ***** WILLIE FABRICATORS OF AMPUMESH® GRILLES ALUMINIUM GLASS mON GRILLES/GATE ROLLING SHUTTER BOX AWNING ETC ALL ENQUIRIES WELCOME Block 4003. Ang Mo Kio Ind Park 1. Aye. 10. «01-104. Singapore 2056. AM) HENOWTIOH WORKS /MflScui. *****19 75Q4637
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      732 24 TELEPHONE SERVICE: Monday Friday 9.00 am 5 .30 pm (5.00 pm for next day) Saturday 9 00 am 3.00 pm 12.30 pm for Sunday Times) Public Holiday 9.00 am 1 .00 pm COUNTER SERVICE: Times Orchard Centre, 02-105 Lucky Plaza 10.00 am 12N; 1 pm 5.30 pm Mon Fri 4.00
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      678 24 A BUSINESS TO ■uiwsa 49 Packing/Storage/ Delivery/Removal A BUDGET PRICE Professional Household/ Office/ Factory removals, delivery disposal services. Specialised m pianos, organs, safes. Free physical assessment. Careful workers provided. Tel: *****73/ *****91 (Day/ Night). CHEAP RATES FOR all types of transportation services. Professional household/ office/ factory removals. Delivery and disposal
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      1202 24 RATES: Ordinary I 00 per word (Mm S1 j 00) I c $19 00 per to! cm Sem.-D.splo V .(Mm $57 00 Stro.ts T.mes $19 50 pr col cm (Mm $58 50 Sunday Times $23 75 per col cm Dl$ P lo y (Mm $71 25 Stro.ts Times' $24 40
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      548 24 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment ft Food guide B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles F Accommodations &Pi operttea G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries 60 Business Opportunities CASH a CARRY Vary attractive hou— hold products clearing m lot*. Rang*
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      418 25 ■B I flin T| MELY JOB for the right m IrT candidate An advertiser is look■S I L^B mg for a time keeper with a drlvfl^H aj a uiij licence to work at a conI B^_ strucUoo site and at the main HI I ml] office Sign up at classification
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      533 25 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive FA ARTISTS and/or Visual Users. Mln 1-2 years experience In advertising agency. Write stating experience, salary expected contact telephone: Bras Basah P O Box 154 Singapore 9118. b) EDP I The computer subsidiary of a well established bank invites applications for (he following posts:
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      508 25 66 Situations Vacant d) Domestic LIVE-IN AMAH ENGLISH speaking, house keeping, babysitting, pet care No agents. Phone *****26. THAI DOMESTIC SERVANT required by one child family. Tel: *****22. Mrs Mary Tay. WANTED FILIPINO MAID Contact *****63 c) SecretariMi/Clerieal I Oiil NATIONAL RJH3 UNIVERSITY \§®p SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment
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      437 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Requires: BILL COLLECTORS Responsibilities: To liaise with customers for payment collection m person or by telephone and to reconcile customers' accounts and statements. Requirements: Secondary education and bilingual. Should have 1 to 2 years' experience m cash/ cheque collection. Candidates should be alx>ve 25 years
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      49 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK required by a small Management Services company. GCE 'O' level. Bookkeeping Certificate with some working experience preferable but not essential. Able to type. Interested applicants, please write with contact telephone number to: 2, Flnlayson Green, #13-09, Asia Insurance Building, Singapore 0104.
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      484 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A leading manufacturer m the plastic Industry Invites applications for: secretaries Possess Private Secretarial Certificate or equivalent Have good command of English Experience not necessary but preferred Pleasant personality personnel clerks CCE '0' level with credit m English Able to type 35wpm At least 1
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      215 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical U.S.A. we invite applications for the post of. SECRETARY Candidates must possess minimum GCE '0' level certificate with a good credit m English Language and recognised Secretarial Certificate for shorthand and typing speeds of 90wpm and 50wpm respectively The successful candidate should have 2-3 years'
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      409 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical requires Stenographer for local marketing department reporting to the Domestic Marketing Manager. The job involves the provision of secretarial and administrative services to the department. Requirements: 3 GCE 'O' levels with credit m English Shorthand speed of 1 00 wpm Ability to type at 40
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      315 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical I HaVPPIIPy'IPWSVBBiB HITACHI ELEVATOR ENGINEERING (S) PTE. LTD. situated m Jurong and working on a 5 day week requires AN ACCOUNTS CLERK (female) a G.C E. O level with credits In English and Mathematics a aged 20 to 24 years a L.C.C. Intermediate Costing Book-keeping
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      354 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical IF YOU'VE GOT THE SKILLS WE'VE GOT THE JOBS SECRETARIES Junior GIRL FRIDAY SR. TYPISTS 40 wpm SR. ACCOUNTS CLERKS Handle complete MAS repuru-' DATA ENTRY OPS. IBM 3742 Systems 34 STORE ASSISTANTS Call: *****66/5 TODAY! ub We ere a lerge International company engaged
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      501 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical A publishing company require* ACCOUNTS CLERK Minimum Qd O' level with n credits Mnluilmg bingllsh dinl Maths 2 years' working experience m similar position ICO Inurtiietilitte or Higher Able to handle Tull set of lornpain s accounts. Typing speed of 40 wpm and good
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      357 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A Shipping Company In Jurong invites applicants for the post of: SECRETARY Possess a Secretarial Diploma. With a good general educational background. Be able to type and takes shorthand at dO wpm/ 100 wpm respectively. Have at least 3 years' secretarial experience. c Be a
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      607 26 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMritl/ Clerical Well satabNened Freight Forwarding Company invitee applications for 1) EXPERIENCED DOCUMENTATION CLERK 2) DESPATCH CLERK For poet (1): Applicants must be well versed In C.R.1.E./ Customs documentation work, able to type and work independently c Preferably have working experience In a transport Company For
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      521 26 06 Situations Vacant c) SecrtUrial/ClertcMl LEE SENG CHAN CO Public Accountant* We have vacancies for AUDIT ASSISTANTS Graduates or ACCA students with at least 2 years of experience In auditing TAX ASSISTANTS GCE 'A' Level with 2 to 3 years experience In personal/ corporate tax work Interested candidates please phone:
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      604 26 66 Situations Vacant SecreUrlMl/Cleriati An established medical clinic requires a: FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK 1. Holder of LCCI Higher accounts certificate. 2. Minimum 2 years experience m keeping full sets of accounts up to Balance Sheet. 3. Able to work Independently with minimum supervision. 4. Knowledge of computer accounting will be
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      592 26 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriaJ/ClertcaJ Established Garment Manufacturer urgently requires BOOK-KEEPER Requirements a LCCI Bookkeeping or higher accounting c Minimum 1-2 years experience In keeping full set of books to balance sheet c Knowledge of L/C and shipping documentation Salary will be commenaurate with experience. Interested applicants plaeas call *****37
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      625 26 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMrial/Clertcal Nan Wah Engineering Pte Ltd requires ACCOUNTS CUM GENERAL CLERK c OCE O' level, c Able to type. c Preferably with some experience In preparing payroll. Please apply personally with photograph or write to: 585 North Bridge Road Blanco Court #08-20 Singapore 0718 OFFICE SALES
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      513 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secreurlml/Cleriuu A wall sttahWahsd company m CMMrnnovnti rflK^uirajti u r^#fii ly i FEMALE RECEPTIONIST/CLERK Pre-requiaHes: a Able to speak and understand English. a Knowledge of typing. Plaaaa caft *****77 BILLING CLERKS a secondary 4 education a typing and basic Book-keep-ing knowledge advantageous a free transport provided
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      570 26 66 Situations Vacant c) SecrtUritl/aertCMl Progressive Company wishes to amptoya FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Age 18 and above, GCE O Level with 3 credits, fluent m English, able to use electronic typewriter Interested, please apply to SOChinSweaßd #0046 Thong Chai Btdg Singapore 0310 Public Accounting Firm requires ADMINISTRATION CLERK c Pleasant
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      954 26 66 Situations Vacant c) SeattMrtMl/CtericMl APPLICANTS REPLYING to Box numbers of vacancies are requested not to encloae orlglna. copies of testimonials of reference with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss Applicants are also advised to write to Box Number* correctly and check them before posting FEMALE
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      863 27 06 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK required urgently Experience not necessary Interested please call tel *****39 Li Ling No. SA Cheong Chin Nam Road. Spore 2159. GENERAL CLERK WANTED. Must have "O' level Able to type. Salary above $400 Call *****31 for appointment. 10am to spm or write
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      370 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK with knowledge of Accounts required. Please call: *****75 for Interview MALAY FEMALE TYPIST required urgently For appointment, call *****94 Sales [MILAN SHOES HIGH PAY Due to expansion, we Invite applicants for the following positions:SENIOR FEMALE SUPERVISOR (Shoe Oept.) Possess HSC qualifications At
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      595 27 66 Situations Vacant Bales 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales BORNEO SUMATRA TRADING CO. (S) PTE LTD invite* applications from suitable candidates for the position of: SALES MANAGER for their Fir* Protection Department. It concerns a well Introduced product range of outstanding quality which Is being sold direct to end users.
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      524 27 66 Situations Vacant Sales Wa are an expanding and progressive pharmaceutical distribu- tor, now looking for a dynamic SALES REPRESENTATIVE to join our sales team. The Job Involves selling our range of Imported medicine to, and servicing leading doctors, dentists, pharmacists and drug-stores. We pay a good salary, commission and
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      396 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales irgp^nPJMsJjBMjRBJBJj^V laaal bBWPWmI'W'IbbbI bH COUNTER BEAUTICIANS urgantly required by International Cosmstic Distributor. Comprehensive training provided. Attractive salary and commission. a Transport allowance and other benefits. Intarastad applicants plaasa call personally (9am to spm) at 15 SCOTTS ROAD #06-07 THONG TECK BLDG SINGAPORE 0922. CIVS INTERNATIONAL
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      640 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Established trading company requires EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male and Female) to promote air cleaners and purifiers* a Electrical and Mechanical knowledge Is required. c Pleasant personality and speak fluent English and Mandarin. c Must have own transport. c Excellent commission. AppHcanta, plaasa write tot P.O.
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      523 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Sates Engineering Company m Jurong raquiraa:SALES ASSISTANTS a Able to read mechanical drawing a Good In Mathematics a Have driving licence and below 25 years old Plaaaa apply m own handwriting with contact talaphona number and axpactad aalary to> 174 Gul Circle Jurong, Spore 2282 cstaMNuiwa
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      860 27 66 Situations Vacant Sales SALES PROMOTERS Please rail personally at SIM LIM TOWER, 10. JALAN BESAR rii-10 SINGAPORE OS2O today and tomorrow during office hours NEED A SECOND career? You can j earn above $1,000 per month m your spare time selling our exclusive curtains, carpets, veneUan/vertical blinds wall coverings,
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      251 27 66 Situations Vacant t) Sates PROGRESSING COMPANY HAS Vacancies ?or cut-going peraOOC above 21 lnteresu-c: call Z*****1 ext 32 for iBtBTVaM SALESGIRLS WANTED IN BJI sja. tnmtca stoop m sin. i.im To»>No experieru-e required Pleux call HHM SALES ASSISTANTS WANTED Call personally 188. Ist Ooot X.-. tong Shopping Centre (facing
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      359 28 66 Situation* Vacant g) Technical W^ offers you i a USA more 8 y ■■MssjyMJttM v /i X Completed secondary 4 education A y from a technical stream OR *y\ S| NTC 3 m Mainteniince Fitting or A Metal Machining g^ 0? Able to work from blue prints. X A
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      203 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical LEARN A SKILL IN PRECISION INJECTION MOULDING sipias requires MALE TRAINEE SET-UP MEN a Completed O' level and N.S. a Prepared to do 12-hour shift, 3 days work followed by 3 days off schedule. (Day shift: 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. Night shift: 8.00 p.m.
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      510 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical i tSißk peap 1 H Had undergone full-time 3—5 years g H apprenticeship with a government L^ B aided training centre I g Applicants should have 3 years' work y experience m grinding precision tools, g die repairing and EDM
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      653 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g Technical 66 Situationa Vacant 66 Situationa Vacant g) Technical g) Technical rartf 9EEL (A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries) A leading electronic engineering company invites applications for the following positions: SUPERVISORS, BUILDING SYSTEMS c Diploma m Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or equivalent and
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      312 28 iy> THOMSONCSF BBS (A World Leader m Professional Electronics) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of lOC SUPERVISOR The successful candidate will lead a team of QC Inspectors to achieve product quality objective. Requirements: Technician Diploma m Electronics/Electrical Engineering Minimum 2 years' experience m a QC supervisory
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      152 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical I I I ■^^sV*VS9^9VV^TarV^IRr^H II SINGAPORE LIMITED 1 II Applications are 1 1 invited for the I position ofj O p^U6HT»M iTTfclnl^ecnanTcal Engineering drawing and design or equivalent Preferably with 1 year of related experience m a manufacturing set-up. Interested applicants should call personally or
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      419 28 ajaja^BMaaaaja»aaaja»jßjaajajaaajaaaaaaaaajaaaaaaaja»aaaßiaaaaaj| 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical /nmb\ 1 SINGAPORE UMfTED 1 I Applications are II invited for the I positions of:Maintenance Fitting ot Sneei Metal Fabrication Completed b or exempted Noexpenen" is required as training wiU be provided Interested applicants should call personally or write m with contact telephone number
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      460 28 66 Situations Vacant Ig) Technical kansai KANSAI PAINT (S) PTE LTD A subaktiary of the largest paint manutacturer m Japan invites applications forLABORATORY TRAINEE Mm GCE O level Able to converse m Mandarin Completed National Service Experience nol essential Tha Company is opaiaMng on a 9-QOy wots, anc wto pnifion
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      669 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Sw«* Hin Trading Company An oetatoliahad company m Jurong specialising m tha manufacture and i ales of battari**, DC power supply equipment and umnterruptaWe power supply equipment, invites applications for TECHNICIANS VITB NTC Sin electronic servicing Minimum 1 years working experience i.'omplet*it National Service BaptjfSMkC*.
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      642 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical j m^ mm mm SITE FOREMEN re quired by construction company Qualittcalion:- Diploma liegree m Building Minimum 1 year experience Interested parties please write to.--42 Rangoon Road Singapore 0821 or call at the followingi 1) Dial. 2366 *****96 2) Dial. 1542-*****14 An airconditiomng A refrigeration
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      277 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical REQUIRED APPRENTICES FOR tools and dte making, age 16 years and above Interested call *****11 orTnsiaa REQUIRED COMMUNICATION WIREMAN Those who are Interested please call *****20 for interview. SEMI-SKILLED OR APPRENTICE m sheetmetal fabrication required by engineering company. Call *****49 for interview. WELL ESTABLISHED TRADING
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      613 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production 7 HfemaiT %jproduction operators NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED; TRAINING WILL BE j* PROVIDED A j Starting Salary $320 -$550 U^ II per month VHjj^M We offer the following: \JWu II 5-day week c Service incentive 1
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      266 29 S Toshiba, a multi- H H national colour TV Hj fl and radio cassette HJ fl recorder manufac- H fl turing company at H the junction of Pasir H B Panjang and Alex- H 9 andra Road has HJ H immediate vacan- H fl cies for: HJ H *At least
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      901 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production r^TS fhtPCT f let's talk I i^l £/V I I*l H^Ci' j Due to its expansion N l-J Sinaapt) lUwUI J of worldwide NhC is now oper f X modernised factor\- -it Ang
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      590 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production WANTED! female production operators k (permanent Ist 2nd shift) A ik^r^ u.s.a. f GEAC 1 Primary eckication or full BEST Certificate ADie to understand simple English Attractive fringe benefits for the right candidates include Free transportation to and from work
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      688 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production If you possess a Diploma or an ITC qualifiM cation with a minimum of 1 year's relevant H experience m a computer or electronic manufacturing environment, you may be m the person we are looking for. We are a leading
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      480 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production NANOTEK ELECTRONICS PTE LTD We are expanding and are looking for Operators to fill the following vacancies: DRY FILM OPERATORS (FEMALE) Age 17 and above No experience required as training will be provided Able to work on 2 rotating shifts No scope work CHEMICAL OPERATORS
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      362 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production Singapore Kitamura I Industries Pte Ltd 1 203 Kallang Bahru Singapore 1233 I requires I Minimum GCE 'O' Level Preferably some relevant experience Attractive starting gross salary Fringe benefits Interested applicants kindly call at the above address during office hours. International chemical manufacturing plant m
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      399 30 66 Situations Vacant I h) Production A multi-national Optical Company requires MALE FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Male applicants must have completed N.S. Malaysians are welcome. Interested parties please call at: SOLA OPTICAL SPORE PTE LTD 1200 Depot Road 01-01 Singapore 0410 Tel: *****11. Turned Parts Manufacturing Firm requires: (1) AUTO-LATHES MACHINE
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      603 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I WALK- IN INTERVIEW 1 AAA SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY IwMl UUO (pte) ltd m£*£m SECURITY OFFICER (MALE) Minimum Secondary 4 education (English Stream) Age: 35 45 years old Must be willing to work m Senoko (Sembawang)
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      397 30 A We are again on the road to expansion and would now ur gently require 1. ENGINEERING ASSISTANT ITC/NTC Holder m Mechanical Engineering Drawing Design or ;ts equivalent Some working experience preferred 2. QC TECHNICIAN NTC Holders m Electronic Servicing Will be Involved m inspection, equipment calibration and other technical
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      598 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous National Iron I I Steel Mills Ltd I I invites applicants for the following positions: A. ELECTRICIANS ntc 3 m Electrical Fitting and installation OR 3 years relevant experience Able to work shifts B. PRODUCTION CREW Physically fit and strong Between
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      780 31 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL I requires I I 1. M& E TECHNICIANS I& II I 2. JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPERS I 3. TELEPHONE OPERATORS 4. LOUNGE HOSTESSES 5. LOUNGE CAPTAINS (Female) 6. CAPTAIN-F&B OUTLETS We offer attractive salaries plus generous fringe benefits
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      505 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous €frr >ber I }d^ Well Established and Exclusive Member's Club requires 1. WAITERS 2. ASSISTANT BARTENDER Age between 18 and 25 years. Working hours: 7.30pm to I.ooam. Applicants should not be be-spectacled and must be Chinese Singaporean. 3. HOSTESSES Age 18 to 28. With pleasant
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      343 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous tmSSSSBM have immediate following vacancies:- STOREKEEPER Salary range $8,400 to $12,000 per annum. MALE DOCUMENTATION CLERK. (Shipping) Salary range $6,000 to $8,400 per annum. WHARF CLERK Salary range $5,400 to $7,800 per annum. 2 DESPATCH CLERKS Salary range $4,800 to $6,600 per annum Company bike
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      412 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous HYUNDAI ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD Located at Changi Point requires: A) JUNIOR SECRETARY Age 21 to 27. Good command of English. Good typing/telex speed. B) RECEPTIONIST (Chinese lady) Age 21 to 30. Secondary education. c Presentable and experience preferred. C) BULLDOZER DRIVERS/PAYROLLER DRIVERS c Possess
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      454 31 i 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous rmps a If 'nY' J i" l primary education I Physically strong I Must possess clean valid H Class 3 licence I Abie to work either H permanent Ist 2nd or 3rd shift Applicants are invited to I call personally at fl The Personnel
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      597 31 66 Situations Vacant I I) Miscellaneous ■bbbSßsbbVsbbbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbl LwilbMMßslJltsttßSlflLl BBBV^itisMrisUsiMeisM^iaaßl Motor firm urgently requires: i A) JUNIOR SECRETARY B) SALES REPRESENTATIVES Post A: c GCEO A' Level. c Good command of spoken English md have at least 1 year's working experience. c Shorthand and typing essential have initiative and able to
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      416 31 f6 Situations Vacant t) Miscellaneous An ettaohshea Shiprepainng Con tractor ha* vacannea lot the following (A) Receptionist »i r (B) Sheet Metal Worker (C> Welders (D) General Workers Por I ability to type and opera machi: of flt- ■OUifltM r 1 Posts (6) (C) •.city BTOUId j srtnnfaj The Company
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      358 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I injection moulding I i .nicies lor the fottOV 1 SUPERVISOR injection 2 DRIVER cum DELIVERY rapieted National Service Poa b a Class .> driving h- Ahic tn s| eak md inttc dm i ngnsri I MALE GENERAL WORKER ted please i% person MEELEE SHING
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      544 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Established Travel Agency has immediate vacancy lor DESPATCH CLERK Requirements Must possess own motorcycle Interested applicants, please contact TEL: *****55 or call personally at: Seasons Tours Travel Pte Ltd 1 Scotts Road 18-02, Shaw Centre (0922) Established Company m Jalan Bukit Merah area dealing m
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      515 32 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Swee Hin Trading Company requires DRIVERS Must possess class :i driving licence At (east 1 years driving experience. Interested applicants, please come m person at: NO 3KIANTECK WAY SINGAPORE 2262 TEL: *****88 Transport Company urgently requires 1) SUPERVISOR 2) 5 LABOURERS 3) LORRY DRIVER 4)
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      687 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required SECURITY GUARDS Able to read and write simple English 12 hours shift Interested applicants, please call personally at: No. 3, BENOI ROAD JURONG TOWN SINGAPORE 2262 TEL: *****00 EXT. 29/ 30 SBS Service from Jurong Interchange 253. Shipping company require* DESPATCH SHIPPING CLERK Must
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      849 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous MESSENGER/OFFICE BOY required by established company. Interested applicants, please come fur interview between 2pm and 5.30pm today at PUB Building. Somerset Road, =10-06 PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME Waitresses (9.30 am. to 5.30pm.. 12 noon to spm., spm. or 5.30pm. to 11pm.) Interested call personally to Chip
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      640 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WORKERS WITH CLASS 2 and 3 driving licence required. 200. Bukit Timah Road, near Newton Circus. CARGOHANDS. SALARY $400 Fringe benefits, overtime. Tel--5422H66. Alan. DELIVERY WORKERS REQUIRED urgently. Please call *****39/ *****70 for an interview. DENTAL NURSE REQUIRED m Jurong. Dist 2264 Interested please call:
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      549 32 fn^T^lJ? IF YOU RE LOOKING r ir with Mialion 7tik. You'll find a high (L -Jl MJI nJ performance Holden tor sale It 74 Vehicle Financing CAR LOAN Attractive interest rates. Up to 4 yrs repayment period. Loan up to 90% 2 Shenton Way. #01-016. ICB Building. Tel: *****33 Blk.
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      755 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nissan END 1975 DATSUN 120Y Good condition. New paint Down payment $2,000. Trade m available. Tel: *****11. Lorong 7, Toa Payoh GOOD CONDITION LAUREL 2.0 j auto. 1 private owner, radio cassette, aircond. sports rims. $29 900 0.n.0. *****15. MID 1979 DATSUN 100A. aircon. new
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      868 32 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford 1978 FORD CORTINA, aUtO 24, Qnta, companj registration, concealed aircon radl cassette Tax June 1984. Exceltenl mdl tion. Price negotiable Tel Francis Tan *****88 1977 ford ghia p automatic. Aircond, radio, cassette, immaculate condition Private owner, no PARK Price negotiable Call *****31 1979 CO
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      897 32 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mazda AUG 1979 MAZDA 123 MM con radio, cassetu* I year m tax \er> >jood COndlU) 5 SO SONS Mi< had DECEMBER 198G MAZDA Notchback S speed 2nd owner aircon. cas-sette Be cures ifi3Braddell Road IMMACULATE 1976 MAZDA 323 E dour, new paini taxed i
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      788 33 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing FOR BETTER CAR HIRE PURCHASE TERMS minimum rates: Call us at: 1 year 5 o p a 64 South Bridge Rd S 0105 Tel: *****2. years s'-°^ pa Blk 37 Circuit Rd #01 403 S 1337 Tel: *****40. 1.,^ f> V
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      664 33 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1978 SIGMA GL with cassette player, sports rims, aircond, etc. $12,500. Tel: *****04 (office). *****65 (evening). 1979 MITSUBISHI SUPERSHIFT 1400 GLX. metallic paint, aircon. radio, cassette, sports rims. Tel: *****91. 1960 COLT SUPERSHIFT 1400 c.c, 3-door, aircond. cassette, one owner, excellent condition. Asking $18,500
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      84 33 m\ These Toyotas with MORE are priced to sait you! DON'T WAIT, PRICES APPLY ONLY WHILE THEY LAST! Toyota Supra 2.8 EFI $68,750 nett ARF Toyota Carina 1.6 Coupe $25 f 5OO nett PARF Toyota Tercel 1.3 $26,000 nett ARF Hi-Ace Diesel (Private Bus) $2^520 nett BORNEO MOTORS FOR A
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      580 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sato J) Toyota J) Toyota M~ i TEST DRIVE.. Lfl THE EXCITING NEW I*l CORONA 1.6 PARF $26,800 ARF $34,900 OR SPACIOUS. POWERFUL. ECONOMICAL NEW COROLLA 1.3 DX PARF $21,770 ARF 528.650 GL PARF $24. 1 10 ARF $31,790 VEHITO COMPANY (Sales, Service
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      756 33 78 Vehicles For Sale k) Others COMPANY REGISTERED CARB for sale. '81 Datsun 200 L Manual. Power steering/ windows, air- con. '78 Mercedes 200 Manual. Aircon. "76 Volvo 244 DL. Manual, alrcon. '75 Mercedes 28OS Manual, alrcon. Tel: *****97. JULY 1978 LANCIA Beta Spider (coupe), 2000 c.c, stereo costs nearly
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      794 33 76 Vehicles For Sato 76 Vehicles For Sato k) Others k) Others The OOBRiO Hand built by V Life time warranty^^B^k^^^X^P 1^ against rust. X W^r golymotor Re Ltd Block 23. Bendemeer Road #01-515. 5<1233>.Te1=*****42 Parkway Parade, 80 Marine Parade Rd #01-91. S<ls44>.Te|: *****52 $5/- SERVICE CHARGE we sell your
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      694 33 J 76 Vehicles For Sato m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters r RXK, RXI2S, CDI, TRSIIB, CBSOO $480, GTO, GPIOO, TSI2S, C7O, $380, Tel: *****42. 19 Upper Weld Road. SUZUKI GSX 750 registered 1981, original paintwork. Selling $3,700 0.n.0. Genuine buyers only. Call *****41 Mr Ong. 1978 HONDA CDIBST, original blue, $290.
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      390 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Commercial Vehicles i) Commercial Vehicles i) Commercial Vehicles 3 TONS OF UjALJ^JE FEATURE FOR FEATURE, fe^.-*^ FORD TRADER OFFERS taMal' THE BEST 3 TON VALUE IN SINGAPORE WIDE CAB: Room for 3 up-front capacity >et "rader requires*
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      364 33 88 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses BINJAI PARK VICINITY double- j storey detached 4 bedrooms with beautiful extended patio, large garden (swimming pool Optional) OLD HOLLAND ROAD 3 unit* brand new SPANISH DESIGN detached with big sparkling pool. Available March/ April. Andrew Rd < Pool 18,000 Coronation Road West (Pool) $8,500
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      604 33 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses TIRED OF APARTMENT? Pictur. your fannh In thi.- tiarnnnß 4bedroon.ed home situated on 11.000 s^ M ;.ni.inf mdaß tree> and and locat^n m di.;t 10. The home Is deMgned on 2levei^ Vttb lo\e. kMU path tt compiet* the country touch. If you are willing to
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      822 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses EAST COAST VICINITY dOUMeMore] cornet wml dutechwi. 4 Iwdiooim. servant's fullj mr Usbed large garden $IJM Gkra PNBCffttca DM944 TTfiQM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE douMe- bedrooms, :uii> furolsbe at Shangri-la Cut ha reiu.il S nuns drive [rum rhom>o:i Yaonan MattaMe Immtxtl attl] Contact 8932 M (day)' 43*krji
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      823 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 15 SIGLAP DOUBLE-STOREY j .semi-detucheii bfilroom.s plus i servant's, 3 aircons. fully furi tusheii $2,100 Tel: Richomes, *****46 *****44 DIST. 10. DOUBLE-STOREY LINK Bungalow, quiet residential 4 j Dedrooms. fully furnished al"--cond Available immediately *****2 *****5 I OIST. 10. SINGLE-STOREY COLONIAL bungalow. 4 bedrooms,
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      502 34 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses OIST. 20 THOMSON HEIGHTS 2 storey semi-detached house Fully furnished Rent: $2,00( Please call *****00 ext. 232/ 218. DIST. 21, JURONG PARK, Jalai Selanting, 3-bedroomed single storey bungalow. 2 alrcons., fur nished $1,700 *****20 (agents). DIST. 9, LARGE WELL furnished, bedrooms/ study/ servant's semi-detached, $2,900/-
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      627 34 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments Fflß EfIST PUttfIHOTEL STYLE LGXCIRIOaSfIPfmTMENTS^I "HI Jror Lease I K^l LHH Z Welcome to view H' cUs Vfl 7 our Show Apartment B.BR— 1 IK* 1 da<^lM \t jtfcl ladß I 'I HkBH H^9 H
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      368 34 Caimhill Astoria $8,000 Pandan Valley Camellia Terr $6,000 Lucky Twr $5300 Green YUle 'Jade* Block $5,200 Balmoral Green Maisonette $4,800 Duchess Court lower maisonette $4,300 Elizabeth Heights $4,200 Himiko Court $4,000 Pandan Valley Eugenia Block $3,400 International Plaza $2,500 Kirn Lin Mansion $1,700 We have also penthouses In Districts 9,
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      530 34 THE CAIRNHILL brand new apartment of 2,Boosq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant room walking distance to Cold Storage Supermarket $4,300 ONWARDS AMERICAN SCHOOL VICINITY spacious 4 bedrooms apartment facing greenery full recreational facilities ONLY $3,500 Belville Garden $5,000 Caimhill Plaza $4,000 Draycott Tower $5,000 High Point $4,800 Hillcrest Penthouse $4,500 Leonie Tower
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      760 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments MARBELLA COURT c Brand new apartment. 3 bedrooms. Pool/ squash courts. Available immediately. ATTRACTIVE RENTAL RATES MANSFIELD PROPERTY SERVICES *****51/*****8 PENTHSE/ CONDOMINIUM Dist. 11 Grenville/ Jade P/f, 3 rms, 2 halls $4,500 Dist. 11 Himiko M/s $4,000 Dist. 11 Himiko p/hse $74*00 Dist. 11 Surrey
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      806 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DISTRICT 15 EASTERN Mansion Apartment, facing sea Partially furnished with spacious living/ dining area. Immediate occupation. Reasonable rental. Contact: Lee Tung Co. (Pte) Ltd. *****66/ *****01. DIST. 1025, A BLOCK of 4-storey apartments, comprising of 8 units for rental. Newly painted, all bedrooms with aircons,
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      807 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments UPPER CHANGI 3-ROOMED fur nished $1,400 Farrer Court, furnished/ aircon. $2,000. Clemenceau Avenue, furnished, aircon $1,600. Tel *****80/ *****53 Agent WALKING DISTANCE TO town, cosy 2-bedroomed apartment m Grange Towers Renovated and well maintained Fully furnished. Swimming pool Appointment: Hawaiian, *****66 BALESTIER PLAZA/ CLEMENCEAU Court,
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      830 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 9 GRANGE HEIGHTS 3 bed rooms plus study High floor Beautifully furnished Spacious living dining $3,600 negotiable Regional *****31 *****54 EB REAL ESTATE offers Balmoral Green, Ming Garden, Luo Apartment. Sommerville. Elegance Vie*. Napier Apartment $1,900 $4,800 *****63 FULLY FURNISHED 3-6EDROOMED apartment, with telephone
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      818 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments FULLY FURNISHED 3-BEDROOMED apartment Airioiul carpeted at Pacific Mansion I'lease con- I lai-t Mr Ng at *****74 GRANGE HEIGHTS. 4 bedrooms dtul 1 servant v J.iWO sq ft Kully furnished $.(.JOO Occidental Ke.tl Ksutte .SJJI7J2 *****4 HONG LEONG CONDOMINIUM 3 tx-ilruoms. fully furnished with 4
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      737 35 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms FURNISHED ROOM FOR single No rooking Balestier Road. Shaw Plaza Ring ■252Zt05 (afternoon), *****24 inlßht) FURNISHED AIRCON MASTER bedroom with bath at Holland Koad $450 $550/- Tel *****2 after 1 pm (Chinese speaking). INDIAN FAMILIES HAVE rooms with bathroom attached In Bedok Central Pandan Garden.
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      947 35 89 Propartias For Sato 89 Prooarti— For Sato 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses VIIIA I ■jH^^IpTOREY SPLIT-LEVEL SEMI-DETACHED/TERRACE HOUSES B^jJIB^LOCATED ALONG YIO CHU KANG ROAD.NEAR I AREA ADJACENT TO ANG MO KIO AND H I YIO CHU KANG MRT STATION. SITE AREA OF OVER 30
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      547 35 DIST. 16 JALAN LIMAU Purut, 2storey semi-detached, 4 bedrooms, servant's. Facing South East. Approx. 3,500 sq.ft. $620,000. Also Mun Wan Garden, brand new, 4,500 sq.ft. $800,000 negotiable. Banyan Properties *****77. DIBT. 14 KIM CHUAN Garden, double-storey detached. Splitlevel, 5 bedrooms with all attached bathroom. Marble parquet flooring. Approximately: 8,000 sq.ft.
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      783 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses BEDOK CORNER TERRACE. 2,800 sq.ft., freehold, 4 bedrooms, part 2-storey, near MRT station. $480,000. Allied Appraisal *****15/ *****13. BELLIAN *****35: DIST. 10, renovated terrace, 4 bedrooms upstairs, 2 bedrooms downstairs. 2,000 sq.ft. tenanted till May 1985 at $2,000. Selling $580,000. DISTRICT 15 SINGLE STOREY
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      709 35 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses 2 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES at Telok Kurau and Llmau Gardens. Beautifully renovated and owner occupied. Belmont *****55. DIST. 10, LOTUS AVENUE, doublestorey semi-detached. 4,000 sq.ft. freehold. $800,000. SBS Realty Services: *****22. DIST. 14, BRAND NEW 2-storey terrace, $575,000/ corner terrace $670,000. Completion end 1984. *****53/
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      658 35 89 Propfttw Forsyte 89 Properties For Sate 89 Prop»rtm For Stk b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments wmpmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmm^m I .your 'Home Sweet Home I where values are rising Opposite Mandarin Hotel of Orchard Road B SILVER TOWER comprises luxurious apanments|and penthouses OutdOOt .1 :^lude I ideally located
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      88 35 FOREIGNERS ELIGIBLE! BRAND new condominium with swimming pool. Dist 16 Richeast Garden maisonette, 3 plus 1 servant's. 2255 sq.ft. $630,000. East Coast Vllle maisonette, 3 plus 1 servant's. 1900 sq.ft. $545,000. Cosymansion brand new 3-bedroom-ed 1,200 sq.ft No swimming pool $330,000. *****52/3 no agents Something For Everyone... In Todays Straits
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      609 35 OIST. LOCATION PRICE 10 Charming Garden $680.00 c t Jalan Jintan $310,000 10 Jade Mansion $700,000 12 St. Michael's Court $295,000 10 Off Jalan Kayu SBSO.OOC ECA: *****22 3 Dlst. 5 WMtpeak $480 OOC Dlst S Habitat $1 29 V Dlst 10 JadaGdn $815.00 Dist 10 LMdon Hti $475.00 C
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      649 36 89 Properties For Sale c) HUDC Apartments HUDC, PHASE 1 Farrar Court, high/ mid-floor, 1,550 sq.ft. Renovated. $305,000. a Lake'view, Blk. C, mid-floor, 1770 sq.ft. Facing lush greenery/ Macßitchle Reservoir. Renovated, furnished. $315,000. VANDA REALTY PTE. LTD *****18 (3 LINES) BRADDELL VIEW, 1,770 sq.ft., 3 bedrooms and 1 study, fully
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      610 36 90 Properties Wanted GENUINE PURCHASERS require houses/ apartments, convenient residential districts preferable. Budget $300,000 $1.5 million. Owners please contact *****91 3. BUSINESS EXECUTIVES require semi-detached or small bungalow, dists. 28, 19 or any others. Good budget. Owners, please tel: *****18. FLATS IN DIST 15 wanted by buyers. Price $500,000. Owners
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      632 36 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces I FACTORY SPACE II AVAILABLE FOR LEASE/SALE I H A) AVER RAJAH H INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Unit area approx 7000m2 W. Ample loading and unloading area B) LOK YANG WAY (JURONG) S!;: JTC improved Type T-I Building 0: Area approx 1400m2 with covered spaced M
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      523 36 91 Factory Spaces DIST 1334/ OKM Slung I.Mr FactoX ry Tong Lee Building. 2.750 X 3.380 4.812 sqll Krom 51. 06 p.i.l i negotiable i Celco Appraisal X 2234f)05 *****0e 15,000 SOFT FACTORY space re- quired for purchase m Kallang/ Paya L*-bar area Please post particulars 10 GPO Box 1112
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      748 37 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces •J Sale a) Sale a) Sale I Singapore's first jewellery centre I I At Junction Of Opnr Rood/ Victoria Street/ Arab Street/North Bridge Rood 9 I Thoroughfares on Departmental store Next to MRT Station S four sides Exquisite shops Converging point
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      485 37 I PARTITIONED SHOWROOM/OF FICE for takeover m shopping centre Cheap rental. Interested call: *****69 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE Office space 300 I 450 sq.ft Furnished unfurnished $900 $1,500 United *****55 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE. 36C sq.ft. divided into 2 rooms and hall. Partially furnished Ring *****94 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE 600 sq.ft Furnished
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      518 38 Commercial and private properties CALL *****28 RESTAURANT/ SNACK BAR 260 tq.ft. -11,400 •q.H. PRIME RETAIL SHOP 260 «q.H. 1250 «j.H. SHOWROOM SALON 136 »q.fl. 3,000 *q.rt KIOSK 174 «q.H. Paopla'a Park Katong/Parfcway Towar (facing Parkway Parada/ Ming Aicada Orchard Ptosa/KatofiQ Shopping Contra) *****7 NORMAN TAN SHOP SPACE FOR RENT AT:-
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  • RACING
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      Two who stand out among the rising stars
      558 39  -  EPSOM JEEP By AFTER a record-breaking season m 1983, apprentice jockeys have got off to a good start m the new season, winning 18 races m just three meetings with a total of 98 races. It was a glittering meeting at Kuala
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      Change of stables
      123 39 PENANG, Tnes. The following horses have changed stables Bonos Issue II and Border Scoot n are back with Alex Rodgers. Johann van Breokelen has taken over Happy Days DDL Silver Spray II is now under Dr Yeoh Kheng Chye. Kiwi Runner and Palladium have moved to K.M.
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      190 39 HONGKONG, Tues. Popular French jockey Philippe Paquet, who has been m a coma since falling from a horse during trackwork a week ago, underwent surgery yesterday to clear fluids that had accumulated on his brain, doctors reported. Doctors said the operation was a success but the
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      22 39 At the 400 metres At the finish Pictures at the 400 m by ALBERT SIM
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      Fluent trial by My Eminence in good going
      530 39  - Fluent trial by My Eminence in good going LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with PENANG, Tues. My Eminence, a convincing all-the-way winner on this track over 1,200 m on Christmas Day. showi?u up well m good going here this morning. With W.Y. Chee astride, the speedy four-year-old by Allgrii did
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Welcome, the new wave
      101 40 Welcome, the new wave Age of change The team THE 'W team who promise hope for England. Steve Williams (left), Mark Wright (right), Chris Woods (below) and Paul Walsh (further down). In the feet of these men lie manager Bobby Robson's dreams of success m the 1966 World Cup m
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      61 40 LONDON, Toes. Southampton striker Steve Mono, 23, has been called up as an over-age player for the England squad to meet Prance In the Enro?ean Football Union UEFA) Under-21 quarterfinal first-leg match at Hillsborough on Tuesday. The squad: Bailey, A. Williams, Sterland, Thomas, Caton, Watson, Stevens,
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      246 40 The chase is on for Walsh LONDON, Tues. Luton's diminutive striker Paul Walsh is set to become the hottest property m English football. Despite a "hands off" warning from manager David Pleat, the London-born goal-scorer could soon be on the move. Manchester United's Ron Atkinson has said that he would
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      Lock icon Robson looks to '86 with young ones
      373 40 LONDON, Tues. England soccer manager Bobby Robson, looking towards the 1986 World Cup, named several new faces m his squad to meet France m a friendly international m Paris next Wednesday. Phil Neal, Ray Clemence and Peter Withe have been dropped m favour
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      Lock icon Charlie gets the chop
      345 40 GLASGOW, Tims. ARSENAL striker Charlie Nicholas has been left out of Scotland's squad for the British Championship match against Wales here next Tuesday. Nicholas, who joined the London side for £750,000 ($2,302,500) from Celtic last year, was missing when Scotland manager Jock Stein announced his 20-strong
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      Lock icon Derby see red over Cup ban threat
      167 40 LONDON, Tues. Derby County are furious at the threat to bar them from lining up against Third Division conquerors Plymouth Argyle m the last eight of the English Football Association Cup on March 10. The FA confirmed yesterday that the hard-up Second Division
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      Lock icon Tottenham's appeal turned down
      103 40 Tottenham's appeal turned down BERNE, Toes. The Appeals Committee of the European Football Union (UEFA) have rejected an appeal by England's Tottenham Hotspur against a t&jm Swiss franc* ($23,866) One. The line was imposed by IEFA's Disciplinary Committee on Nov. 18 after rival sets of fans fought on the terraces
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      Lock icon Birmingham and West Ham face charges
      155 40 LONDON, Tues. Both Birmingham and West Ham face charges at an inquiry into crowd trouble during their fifth-round Football Association Cup-tie last Saturday. A five-man commission will investigate the trouble, when fans twice invaded the Birmingham pitch m an attempt to halt the game,
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      Lock icon Cinderellas still on the ball
      57 41 LONDON, Tues. English Fourth Division Cinderella soccer club Hartlepool gained a new lease of life here yesterday when a High Court judge dismissed a compulsory winding up order brought by the Inland Revenue. The court was told that "satisfactory arrangements" had been made to pay
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    • ON THE CRICKET SCENE
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        242 41 BASSETERRE (St Kitts), Tues. Australia, led by another solid innings from opener Kepler Wessels, built up a commanding lead over the Leeward Islands at the close of the third day of the opening match of their West Indies tour yesterday. South Africa-born Wessels hit 86 to follow up
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        Lock icon Discarded Dyson dazzles
        120 41 Discarded Dyson dazzles SYDNEY, Tues. Discarded Australian opener John Dyson added 92 to his first-innings 241 for New South Wales as their four-day Sheffield Shield match against South Australia ended m a draw at the Adelaide Oval. Brief scores: la Adelaide New South Wales 459-7 dec and 314-4. South Australia
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        Lock icon Better bat better!
        150 41 WELLINGTON, Tues. New Zealand are hoping for a better performance from their batsmen to square the oneday international series against England here tomorrow The New Zealanders, a little overconfident after winning the Test Series, lost the first match of the three- match series by 54 runs m
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      881 41 Where have followers gone? Falling gates the cause of soccer clubs' rising debts LONDON. Tuesday THE blame for falling attend- ances can be put on hooliganism, high unemployment, defensive soccer, lack of success at international level and revived interest m other "working class" sports like darts m and snooker. THE
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      258 41 STEVE BUSH, the 23--year-old brother of Liverpool and Wales striker lan, started a month's trial with Second •Division Leeds United on Monday. He has scored more than 20 goals a season m nonLeague football with Welsh clubs Flinttown, Rhyl and Colwyn Bay. ARSENAL are
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      Lock icon Vasco step up the challenge
      182 41 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tues. Vasco da Gama overwhelmed Tuna Luso 94) with four goals by Arturzinho on Sunday m the Brazilian national soccer championship. In another match, Brazilian star Socrates celebrated his 30th birthday with a goal m Corinthians' 2-1 win over Joinville. Other results:
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      Lock icon FIFA official steps down
      155 41 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Carlos Alberto Lacoste, indicted m connection with an investigation of the 1978 World Cup, said yesterday he would not seek re-election as vice-president of FIFA, the international soccer governing body. The decision was announced by Argentine Soccer Association president Julio Grondona, who read
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      A flattering five
      553 42  -  PETER SIOW Singapore swamp Filipinos without old Wong wallop reports from Hongkong Thomas Cap Singapore 5 Philippines (Spore first): Wong Shoon Keat bt Renato Reyes 18-14, 15-1; Lav Wing Cheok bt Salvador BanquiUes 15-5, 15-8; Eddy Goh bt Jessie Alanzo 15-3, 15-8; Shoon Keat and Sulaiman Zaini
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      Double blow for tourney
      249 42  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Continuing our look at the new roles governing golf. We conclude the series tomorrow. THE recent wet weather has forced the postponement of Friday's Interclub women's golf league and the cancellation of Warren Club Charity Open this weekend. This is the second time
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      Chelvan's cheer
      225 42  -  HAKIK AT RAI By JUNIOR World Cup squad coach V. K. Chelvan, inspired by their enthusiastic response to training, has proposed that the Singapore Hockey Association map out a long-term scheme for the trainees. At his first training session last week, 22 players the largest number for a
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      A wrong move means going out Down Under
      333 42 A wrong move means going out Down Under SINGAPORE must scale their peak against Australia today If they hope to plant a foot m the semi-finals of the Asian Zone Thomas Cup qualifying round tournament at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium. Anything less than a win will send Singapore plunging into
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      Top of the wrong League...
      501 43  - Top of the wrong League... JOE DORAI BY Jubilee pile up the penalty points to lose their Fair Play say Z Referees are not prejudiced against our club because of last year's incident. Our players are just under mental pressure to do well m the initial period of the competition.
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      Lock icon Hong baos for Forces, red faces for rivals
      413 43 TIONG BAHRU have apparently forgotten that the Lunar New Year celebrations ended last week, for their 2-0 defeat at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night was a hong bao for National Football League Division One opponents Armed Forces. The two goals were
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      Set of incentives
      296 43  -  JANICE SEAH Ace youngsters can take advantage of prize trips By SHOCKED by the lack of local entries for the sixth Head Junior Open tennis championships, the sponsors nave offered trips to a Hongkong training centre and Junior Wimbledon m an effort to galvanize players into competing.
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      New role for old boys
      115 43 New role for old boys SINGAPORE Ex-interna-tionals will play a friendly soccer match against Johor's Malaysia Cup team at the Larkin Stadium at 8 p.m. tonight. The team will be chosen from Kuah Chui Heong, Patrick Wee, Hasli Ibrahim, Samad Allapitchay, R. Selvarajan, J. Masilamani, Christie Fernandez, Roy Krishnan, Mohamed
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      Lock icon Green grass of hope for India
      341 43 NEW DELHI, Tues. INDIA'S Davis Cup team hope their experience on grass will give them an advantage when they meet France for their first-round tie m the world team tennis competition. But the French, led by 23-year-old French Open champion Yannick Noah, are likely
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      Martina back to the grind
      134 43 EAST HANOVER (New Jersey), Tues. Martina Navratilova, showing no signs of a 35-day lay-off, defeated fellow American Nancy Yeargin, 6-3, 6-2 m a 55-minute first-round match m the US$l5O,OOO ($318,000) United States Women's National Indoor tennis championships. "I was a little nervous at the start,
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      351 43 SPORTS IN SHORT BAREFOOTED Zola Budd ran the junior 1,500 metres m a new time of 4min 05.81 sec. The slight 17 year-old is again unlikely to gain recognition from the International Amateur Athletic Federation for her efforts. After she shattered the world 5,000 metres
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      Jalan Kayu triumph
      66 43 JALAN KAYU beat Queenstown W) m an inter-constitu-ency badminton match- at the Singapore Badminton Hall Other results: Kampong Chai Chee bt Mountbatten 2-0, Kaki Bukit bt Kallang 3-1, Paya Lebar bt Ulu Pandan 32, Bukit Timah bt Brickworks 3-2. Monday's results: Kampong Glam bt Siglap 3-1, Kolam
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    • On the squash scene by Tay Cheng Khoon
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        Singapore back on the road to Canada
        272 43 SINGAPORE will be represented at the world junior squash championships m Canada m April after all. Earlier, there had been doubts about the team's participation as it was strongly felt that it would just be a case of sending innocent lambs to the
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        Kingpin Hiddy enters Series
        119 43 WORLD star Hlddy Jahan, reputedly one of the hardest-hitting players on the professional squash circuit, is a "*te entrant tor the Yeo's-Pepwi Challenge Series to be held at three different venae*, Hongkong, Singapore aud Koala Lompur m May. Pakistani-born Hlddy, wbo has been Among the top
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      503 40 112 Commercial/ Technical NEW COURSES COMMENCING: a COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE/REPORT WRITING a ADVANCED PURCHASING PRINCIPLES ft TECHNIQUES a ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMANSHIP 4 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION I c PURCHASING PRINCIPLES ft TECHNIQUES c STORE MANAGEMENT INVENTORY CONTROL c IMPORT/EXPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCEDURES c REAL PROPERTY LAW c EFFECTIVE HUMAN RELATIONS METROPOLITAN YMCA EDUCATION CENTRE 70
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  • OBITUARIES
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      209 41 In cherished memory of Jeffrey Clamant Departed February 22, 1983 Aga 15 year* One long year full of empty days has passed. So sudden the parting, so bitter the blow. Little did we realise that your morning farewell would be the last. Though our
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      90 41 The family of tha lat* Mr. ChfrOnQ Yst Wwi Departed: 18.2.84 wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the Pastor, Choir and members of Grace Baptist Church, relatives, friends and colleagues for their kind assistance, donations, wreaths and attendance during their recent bereavement. 1 Thess. 5:18 "In everything
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      34 41 DEEPEST SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES to Mr. Ng Wing Cheong on the demise of his father-in-law Mr. Tan Tian Hock Partners Staff of NG WONG CHUNG #05-40 People's Park Centre, Singapore.
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      201 41 MDM ANG SIEW LIN AGE: 71 Was called horn* to be with our Lord on 20/2/1984. Mum, you toft us so suddenly without saying a word of goodbye. Sadly mined by> HUSBAND YEO THEW CHEONG SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW William Yeo Peck Kal Teh Gim Hong Daniel Yeo
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      143 Acknowledgements
      39 41 KHATHIJABTE ABDUL KARIM KM. VAHIYA and family with to thank tha Traffic PoNea, T.T.B.H. msi if uwviviii irivnaVt rwi« ii v v« ■fKi •tl who hiv# h#tp#d, stt9rxt#d sod donated on tho demise of hto boIOVOC WllOa
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      101 41 MDM. KANT AM KAUR w/o LATE SOH AN SINGH JOSH pimd away peacefully on 6th Feb. 'M Her family thanka all friend* and relatives toe their kind attendance*, help, sympathy and contribution! during thek bereavement. A PATH DA •HOG' Ceremony will be held on Saturday, 2Sth Feb. '84
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      236 41 k=* ANNOUNCEMENTS 137 Religious 137 Religious Announcements Announcements Wesley Methodist Church World Trade Centre Auditorium 23rd, 24th 25th February 1984 Speaker: Rev Isaac Llm All Are Welcome Admission Free 138 Other 134 Lost Announcements/ issasassssssss Messages black male Labrador 2-year old, license no: M ***** missing since 18/2 In vicinity
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      60 42 ■^■^■nB^F i' 7r*" LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I LIFE WITHOUT LACK I by Mrs. Ada F de Mondinc. C S. I (MemtDer ot the Christian Science Boarc o< Lectureship* I IF^^S FEBRUARY 26 I bl' H 3 30 p m> I Church of Christ, Scientist, 1 Singapore Branch. I 8.
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      497 43 II UNITED INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES LTD (INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) ANNOUNCEMENT The Board of Directors is pleased to make the following announcement: A. AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1983 Group Company 1983 1982 °/o 1983 1982 SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO SS'OOO Total income from operations 5,283 2,683
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      100 43 Today's events SOCCER SBHFL Dlv 1: BN de Paris v Times Orgn, SBS v Hilton Int'l (Jin Besar, 5.15 and 7 p.m.), Hyatt Hotel v Oberoi Imperial (Toa Payoh). Dlv t: Utd Bank v Hitachi Dockyard (Queenstown), Cold Storage v Mobil (Geylang). Dlv S: FAS-Orient v McDermott (Tanglin), Sime Darby
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    252 44  -  EVANGELINE GAMBOA By DISTRESS signals and alarm calls broadcast over bullhorns are being used to try to scare troublesome birds away from their roosting places near Clementi Avenue 2. The experiment is being conducted by the Parks and Recreation Department and results
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    243 44 HE WAS the hiadsime yonag doctor who had just retaned from hto wm bis demnre whs had waited for Staadbw aaMßg the becks la ate stady, she said she envied him. If she had been a man, she, tee, weald go away to study.
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    405 44  -  LILLIAN CHEW PCl's newest plant represents a $30 m investment m Singapore By THE factory is called the PCI Campus and its owners hope that the 1,250 people working there will develop a campus lifestyle within the plant. Complete with a range of sporting facilities, including
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    125 44 A whiff of things to come WARWICK (England), Tues. A team of scientists at Warwick University is develop ing an electronic sniffing device that may someday be able to identify rotten meat and hazardous gas as efficiently as the human nose, a spokesman for the team said yesterday. Mr George
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    Easier to stop sale of gum
    321 44 It is not addictive, says Dhana MR S. DHANABALAN said yesterday it was easier to stop the sale of chewing gum than cigarettes or alcohol because it was not addictive. People were not likely to go out of their way to look for it.
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    283 44 JOHANNESBURG, Tuesday SOUTH Africa has, for the second time m a week, agreed to establish a security accord with a politically-opposed Black neighbouring state. Foreign Minister Pik Botha last night led a delegation back from high-level talks m the Mozambique capital of Maputo
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    103 44 WASHINGTON, Tues. The death of Mr Yuri Andropov and the naming of Mr Konstantin Chernenko as the Kremlin leader may create a new opportunity for arms control accords, according to Mr Paul Nitze, the US arms negotiator. In a speech to be delivered today at Johns
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    30 44 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 1.89 to 1,146.96 m the first half hour of trading m the New York Stock Exchange. AP
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      425 44 3 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's F inancial Dally —i i IN TODAY'S ISSIE Developers see no cause for panic m the coming glut m properties m Singapore. LIM SOON NEO re ports. I Head-hunters found Mr Albert Low at the right time. It was rumoured that the devils were otter him.
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      128 44 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Fair. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: SI max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.21 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1.16 a.m. Adelaide 17/25 C Cloudy Manila 18/32 C Fair Amsterdam %C t Melbourne 19/20 C Overcast Bangkok 25/33 C Fair Moscow -6/-4 C Snow Beijing -5/2
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      A right royal burial
      582 1  -  TERENCE WHITE Stories and pictures by But only after 22 years Ironically, one of the highlights of life m Sumba. an island between Bali and Timor m the Indonesian archipelago, is the buna! ceremony of a rajah. trapped m iayers of handwoven htnggi (blankets), the corpse
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        971 2  -  JANS BROOY Drinking, says the National Safety Council, is the cause of at least half of all fatal accidents m Singapore. On Lunar New Year's Day, drunken drivers killed one person and injured 93 people, four of them seriously. But these accidents
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        433 2 HOW a given amount of alcohol is likely to affect yon depends on many factors your size, sex, age, mood, whether yen have eaten and what and how fast yon drink, as well as what is m y our glass. Weight. The more you weigh, the less
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        1099 2  -  MARY STOTT By m London 4 Spinsters were labelled "surplus women" There was once a spinster who said to a leading suffragette: "It must be wonderful to be single once you've got over the disgrace." 7 "SPINSTER" is a word that has almost
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      Long and winding road to health
      867 3  - Long and winding road to health MAY HO CHOO SOH ENG edited by Poor health forced Quinine Tao to quit school. Today, she is the picture of health and a popular yoga instructress. Encouraged by her students, she has written a bilingual book on elementary yoga exercises, possibly the first
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      Pregnant without knowing it
      664 3  - Pregnant without knowing it LIZ HODGKINSON By m London BABIES can arrive at the most inconvenient times especially when the mother doesn't even know she's pregnant. A surprising number of women have these "unexpected" pregnancies. And these often occur after they had given up hope of having children. Mrs Gloria
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        Hinggi — for safe passage
        214 6 Hinggi for safe passage WHEN he was alive, Umbu Sawola was referred to as Rajah because of his immense wealth and prestige. He was a maramba and reputed to have been West Sumba 's richest man. On his death, his body was passed up to his tomb for burial. Thousands
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        The buffalo is a gift of esteem
        267 6 The buffalo is a gift of esteem THE first blow of the machete-like knife severs the windpipe of the buffalo but does not kill it. It takes several cuts and the loss of much blood to drop such an animal. A buffalo is regarded as the greatest possible gift at
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        Link between living and dead
        209 6 SUMBANESE maramba graves are megalithic giants compared with our humble ones. They serve as monuments m memory of the dead as well as a link between the world of the living and the dead. Generally, the grave is covered with a round stone over which
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        Ait art-rock trip with Roxy Music
        1223 7  -  CHRIS HO By On record Roxy Music emerged as one of the most exciting and innovative art-rock groups m Britain of the 70s. Then, under colourful leader Bryan Ferry, it had a strong cult following. This is the first of a two-part series on
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        Comedy that tugs at the heart-strings
        669 7  -  PATRICK SHEN TRADING PLACES Now showing at Jade Reviewed by TRADING Places is, m a general sense, very much like Tootsie. Both are high-spirited comedies about roles and role-playing. Both are thoroughly endearing, something to hold close to the heart because we have come
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      253 1 Hinggi signifies high status See Page Six Come on m to our new restaurant m Far East Plaza. Sate Ria is just the place to taste the juiciest satay. iff 1 n Six different satay all sizzling good and delicious jpiriTil V ssr '>\> with a (secret) sauce. Come and
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      73 1 g-cs- I -I I 'R^B II SI Effif^ mirfl V fl ll 7fl I rN^ a I IJ^M m I* I "•'^^•^y rr J IT. J »k 818 '^iJxL y T 1 f *F '75 Exquisite lighters writing instruments from Givenchy of Paris. Sole Agents for Singapore, Malaysia Indonesia: UU
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      117 3 SUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROW'S DRAW 15/84 $110,000 DRAW AT COLOMBO COURT AFTER 5.30 P.M. CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL DRAWS Draw Nos. 10-18/84 TflTfl sth Feb. -4th Mar 1984 Jff X' All you nave to do is to play TOTO the coupons accepted during this period will lucky numbers game Qualify
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      364 4 MAUVSIAN INSTITUTE CF FCXDD TECHNOLOGY 1983 BEST PRODUCT AWARD TteftOVC INSTANT IKAN BUS STOCK HP^^^^^ MM|te£|^Bß| h l"fi dJEim BBfe-, xm^B^B^B^B^B^H dg» 'MMBlBfl BK BP^ .^flr Ar«M 3VkABL# BfI^MUP 881 l Bm^.^ Bl» PB^^'' B^K B^^^^^^^^B^B*^^ __VV mm W^^"*^ j^l BraJßW B BBaBp!| BbBIbW .A^B^^^^^BM b^m s^L^r #w* '^^^^B&i t^^B
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      602 5 COMICS 3f_ GARFIELD ByjimDmnt PEANUTS why PO VOO MIF I PON'T )lIF I PUT THIS CORk) r— SMOULP TMINK OF THE WORST What To Po V£?J J ["^W^V^fr^^^ I J^^^^^^\ PEOPLE AROUNP WHO WRITE A BOOK TMAT THIN 6 TMAT CAN HAPPEN When Your Beaole AROONP, </ B£ VERY WOOLP
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      311 6 APPOINTMENTS Quality Control Manager A rapidly expanding manufacturing cony) K. pany In Singapore seeks the services of a E high calibre professional to fill the position B of Quality control Manager. Sj The incumbent will be responsible for the K| entire quality control functions and CN management. He Is required
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      372 6 I E^ NATIONAL I I UNIVERSITY I TT OF SINGAPORE I Bursar's Office I Applications are invited for appointment to the I post of: BOOK-KEEPER I QUALIFICATIONS I a) Passed LCCI Higher Accounting or similar H examination with experience B b) Passed at 'A' level m 2 subjects (preferably I
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      295 6 NOTICES ASEAN POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS, 1984 To promote ASEAN co-operation, the National University of Singapore invites applications for three ASEAN Postgraduate Scholarships tenable m 1984 from nationals of ASEAN member countries (except Singapore). Applicants must be fluent m the English language. The award of a Scholarship is conditional on the scholar
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      757 6 IN THE HIGH COUBT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Wladla* Dp N0.44 of MM In the Matter of Ike Cot lpaalee Act (Cap. 186) HI In Ike Matter of SING A.'ORE HONGKONG INDUSTRIAL CO (PTE) LTD NOTICE OF ADVEBTIPEMEJT Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding
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      173 7 I ft^Hfl JnT b^bW-^^bl n^r OR A "'GrT^^WBjBMiBCE MOTORCYCLE? We planned to make a scooter SMHsral <Bf^_-___ carried away. 1 "~>*fe* l w e gave it a powerful two-stroke, liquid j 7^^\ f J r IL cooled, Torque Induction engine. The v^ 'r^ 'J^i Yamaha Energy Induction System. (YEIS). H
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      161 7 W 1^ 011 Swimming times WENDY'S WORLD OF 1969 and samples of space BLACK AND WHITE H^ TODAY: Singapore 2.46 a.m. (2.6 m), 9.00 a.m. Exhibition-cum-sale of source Centre Monday to (Q sm) 3 v p.^.em), 9.24 p.m. fO.7m). photographs uucen by 19- Friday 10 a^n^O p.m. K m g
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      301 8 APPOINTMENTS 8 BJ I Cold Storage Retail I 9 (a division of Cold Storage Singapore (1983) Re Ltd) 9 I CREDIT CARD I I MANAGEMENT I I Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for 9 m the appointment of Manager to co-ordinate our in-house 9 9 credit card functions.
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      414 8 h UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES leading producer of carbon zinc dry cell batteries, battery intermediates, synthetic latex, adhesives, and distributors of plastic raw materials, industrial chemicals and carbon products, invites applications for the position of: Production Foreman for its Pioneer Road and Gul Way locations. Incumbents will report
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      276 8 Applications are Hiviwa iiihii wlteWy quelif ted candidates fw the I Possess a Diploma m Mechanical I Engineering. I Minimum 2 years' experience m pumping I station, construction or hotel M& E I projects. > I To promote scientific equipment and related products to teaching institutions and laboratories. Possess c
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      177 8 I A leading Japanese Construction B I Company has immediate vacancy tor the s| I following position: m I SAFETY SUPERVISOR I Job Functions: H •To ensure high safety standards are m H maintained at worksites H •To co-ordinate with HDB, MOE and MOL M on safety matters I Qualifications:
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      1380 8 MDUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE tT Focus on singer Kanawa i sbcs r^«oon« 3.00 PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed ■^^■HkTT^HHB Hb^b^bVHHbH 5<58 tM National Anthem da> Markei Repon i.ss UNDERSTANDING -jp—pj— pjp— p-pjp— p— |i^^— i— by Hotel (Mandarin/r with English subtitles): 1 |j| [^^Jii,',::^ -*:,::"::.,<. OPERA KIRI TE
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      1274 1  -  LI LIEN-FUNG Bamboo green Struggle between Liv Bang and Xiang Yu Part 2 ■By BEFORE the first peasant rebellion broke out m 209 8.C., neither Liv Bang or Xiang Yu were m a position to realize their ambitions. But ambitious they were. They had witnessed the royal
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        321 1 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES MMMffffl Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mm. Charges: STANTS S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/ Notices Section Straits Times: 5J23.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 DCRAOOI RS ***** TIMEAD ES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI s^^vw. Times House saies service: wn vim cano RnaH 9HRI Tel: *****11 ext
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        287 1 I CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TRAINING CENTRE| I The Construction Industry Training Centre which has been established to train and develop skilled construction manpower to meet the demands B of the construction industry invites applications for the following I appointments:- M I I I. TRAINING/SENIOR TRAINING OFFICERS I 11. TRAINING/SENIOR TRAINING INSTRUCTORS
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        394 1 I (DEI NATIONAL I I M$ UNIVERSITY I I WOF SINGAPORE I B Applications are invited for fl fl ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS B B In the Student Liaison Office. B I QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE B fl All candidates should have a University degree. B B m addition, candidates should have some B B
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        276 1 f £ftj DEL MAR FURNITURE 1 1 r J^ INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD 1 are a leading manufacturer of quality^ knocked-down furniture m South East Asia 1 and have the following vacancies due to rapid expansion. 1) SITE SUPERVISOR 1 2 years experience m cost and schedule control. Contract negotiation,
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        518 2 Sino-US scholars work on dictionary AMERICAN and Chinese scholars are working together to produce what they hope will be the most definitive ChineseEnglish dictionary since the Presbyterians published a text for missionaries m 1931. Mr Teng Shou-Hsin, chairman of the University of Massachusetts Asian Languages Department, said the Dictionary of
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        Art before food for calligrapher
        149 2 THE name of Wang Xizhi E «fc t of the Jin Dynasty (A.D.355-420) has become synonymous with calligraphy. Wang was so serious about his art that he resigned from the civil service to live m seclusion m Lv Shan and work on his calligraphy. One
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        383 2 APPOINTMENTS I TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE I I MALAYSIA I I I We are a leading distributor of high performance and quality Industrial Fittings and B Valves servicing the Instrumentation and Process Control Industries. B We are seeking a Technical Sales Representative to expand our sales and service m B Malaysia
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        269 2 CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES (CMS), U.K. The Certfffcate m Management Studies (CMS), U.K. Is awarded by the U.K. Business Technician Wucatton Council (BTEC), formerly by the Business Education Council (BEC). This is a U.K. national qualification m Management Studies with a current enrollment of 100,000 participants throughout the U.K. colleges
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        391 2 1 snpso m MICRO PERIPHERALS SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD EE I We are an international leader m OEM Computer Disk Drives (with comprehen- I sive manufacturing and test operations within Singapore). As a result of our I rapid expansion, we invite suitably qualified and career-oriented professionals to I join our production
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        66 2 P NOTICE Please be informed that Mr Syed Ibrahim Sahib s/o Habeeb Naina Maricar l/C No *****4 1J is not a director m our company with immediate effect he is therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on behalf of our company. Our company will not
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        349 3 JADE: HURRY-HURRY SEE IT NOW! (*****80) 5 SHOWS: 11am, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30, 9.00 fl UPROARIOUS NEW COMEDY HILARIOUSLY POSING/ ANSWERING THE ETERNAL QUESTION ...IS IT NATURE OR 1 NURTURE? HEREDITY OR ENVIRONMENT? FIND OUT NOW! I DJwt%vo I _i complete «tran^*r»... I Bfe ÜBMh make one of them #888£25b8 ?U^Hbl^Bh
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        83 3 GOLDEN CLEMENTI RAJA Q'TOWN NEW CITY NEWTOKW PRINCESS NEW CROWN •2EMTH NOWSHOWINO an,1J0,4X0,«U5,840 C Ch 1 JO, 3J0, 7.15, 9J0 NT:IJO,3JO,7JXI,B^O i NCkIJO,3JO,7JO,BJO I Pr^IJO.3JO,7JO,BJO NCr1J»,3.00,7J0,9J0 R:1J)0,3J30, 7^)0, 9^0 j Jfc At 7.15* 8.15pm stwmk: mm am m m mm W CHW CHUK YtIEUfU y^Shoolin I JUBILEE/MANDARIN EMPRESS/TOA PAYOH DAUT/LJWAQU
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        887 4  - Nusantara poems in one book AZIZFAKIR On books Megenai buku-buku Puisi-Puisi Nusantara Compiled by Ahmad Kamal Abdullah Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka 1981 294 pp $7.50 Reviewed by AFTER Singapore's separation from Malaysia m 1965, Malay writers and poets m the Republic have not remained idle as alleged by some of
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        Puisi-puisi Nusantara dalam sebuah buku
        737 4 SEJAK terpisahnya Singapura daripada Malaysia dalam tahun 1965, penulis-penulis dan penyair-penyair Melayu Singapura tidaklah berdiam diri ataupun membisu, beku ataupun malap sebagaimana yang pernah dituduh oleh setengah-setengah penulis di negeri-negeri lain di Nusantara. Sebenarnya dalam tempoh itu ramai penulispenulis Melayu setempat berkembang dengan amat suburnya
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        642 4  - Let's learn Malay Haron A. Rahman Lesson 96A Easy Steps to Malay By BACA karangan di bawah dengan telltt dan jawab soalansoalan yang berlkntnya sebagal satu latiban: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise: PERCERAIAN memang banyak buruknya daripada baik. Kalau ada pun
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        445 4 APPOINTMENTS GREER ASIA PTE LTD, leading supplier of custom engineered food processing and packaging machinery systems requires the following additional staff for their expanding operations: Sales Engineer The Job: To promote Greer food machinery and packaging machinery system. c To initiate and present concept proposal to customers. Close liaison with
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