The Straits Times, 31 March 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1384 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon HK gloom fails to lift
    460 1 Market slide continues as investors m Britain react HONGKONG, Friday HONGKONG shares have lost a tenth of their value following Wednesday's decision by the giant Jardine Matheson trading firm to move its holding company to Bermuda. Brokers said prices today fell m late trading as
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    They have opted to stay
    454 1  -  SALMA KHALIK By 47 retire but SIA bids farewell to only 38 ALTHOUGH Singapore Airlines paid tribute to 47 employees at a retirement ceremony last night, it said farewell to only 38 of them. This is because nine of them will be staying on with
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      Lock icon MOSCOW DOUBTS IRAN'S CHARGES
      94 1 MOSCOW. Frt. The Soviet ifaten, strongly denying that It had supplied Iraq with chemical arms, Uday sought to east donbt en Iran's charges that Baghdad i had aaed such weapons In the Gull war. The government dally Izvefftfa said Teheran had alleged Moscow was sending toxic
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    Most callers shun other issues
    359 1  - Most callers shun other issues MICHELLE OH ELAYNE THONG Discussion on aged By and No hotline today OUR Hotline on the proposals of the Committee on the Problems of the Aged will not be operating today and tomorrow. It will resume on Monday, from It a.m. to 4 p.m. CPF
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    Medisave scheme starts tomorrow
    53 1 Medisave scheme starts tomorrow IN the past few months, the Health Ministry Hotline has been flooded by many queries on how the scheme will be operated. We have taken the most important and common questions and, with appropriate answers, published them on Page 8 m a handy cot-eat section for
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    Logo to mark 25 years of nationhood
    395 1 X^^V (f \\_—^^^^^^^^^^B J ]TZ^3H J Lmm^^Kf^W mm^^^^^ V H^J i\^ "i r—^^ j^^^^B^ A^ \V^ y/W^rw^VT^V^ No—^y mIARS m OF NAnON~wMDING J-mrn mo/i JyDy lycy-t A l! m *to celebrate A time to Stand Up for Singapore SINGAPORE'S 25th year of nationhood
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    Accessories that can land you in jail
    216 1 They can be used as weapons THAT fancy studded wrlst-gaard y»u wear, or the belt with metal studs sr heavy metel buckles, may land y»n behind ban. Yesterday, psllce waraed that anyone caagfct wearing snch items, which cm he used as weapsas, face
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    Lock icon Bach gets 'pay up' letter from taxman
    152 1 Bach gets 'pay up' letter from taxman HONGKONG, Fri. Hongkong's Inland Revenue Service has given new meaning to the old adage that death and taxes are life's only certainties. Perplexed officials of the Hongkong Philharmonic Society today released copies of a letter from IRS assessor Yeung Kwai Cheong dei manchng
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      619 2 More give and take FREE TRADE should be a two-way way process, Finance and Trade and Industry Minister Tony Tan said at a lunch talk to a group of American businessmen here yesterday. Citing figures, he pointed to the imbalance m amount of American goods entering Singapore free of
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      Comment
      276 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE Education Ministry has invited teachers and students to take part m a song-writing competition to mark independent Singapore's 25th anniversary. It is not going to be easy trying, among other things, to avoid being pompons, jingle-like and absurd. Bat since this is a very
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      Background
      67 2 A LESSON FROM FRANCE SINGAPORE civil servants are honest, able and dedicated but are subservient to seniority. They are also technocrats but not initiators. In an interview by the Management Services Department of the Finance Ministry, Mr David Marshall, Singapore's ambassador to France, compares the Civil Service here with
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      Around the world
      600 2 Pullout completed FRENCH troops pulled out of their last positions m Beirut yesterday, completing their total withdrawal from Lebanon. At the Green Line Museum crossing between East and West Beirut, positions held by French troops were occupied by a neutral force of 300 Lebanese policemen under the
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      Section Two
      475 2 Envoy turns writer NEW ZEALAND'S most famous Maori novelist Witi Bumaera was a career diplomat who became a writer because he could not become a politician. But he subsequently learnt to incorporate political skills m writing, he told CHRISTINE KHOR, who interviewed him m New Zealand recently. Mr
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      Timesdollar
      274 2 UOB PROFITS JUST MISS ANALYSTS' FORECASTS WITH group net profits of $154 million for last year, United Overseas Bank Ltd has just missed the $155 million to $170 million net profit range forecast by market analysts for the group. Net profits for the bank also increased by 7.7 per
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      Timesport
      213 2 Crucial United game MANCHESTER United should be the undisputed leaders of the English League Division One, said United winger Arthur Graham. It is not because vital points have been wasted m games m which United had been m a position to take the maximum three points but had ended
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      Across the Causeway
      307 2 No change m aims CHANGES to Malaysia's economic plans, which were made necessary by the world recession and the resulting lower demand for its principal commodities, would not be made at the expense of meeting the targets of the New Economic Policy (NEP), Prime Minister Datuk Seri
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      409 2 ill I I*ll^^ Kin Winner of the Premio Strega and the Premio w Viareggio m Italy, and the Prix Medici Award m France. li£ vfttk THE NAME OF THE ROSE by Umberto Eco 'There's humour here; there is humanity too; and terror n^> and ecstasy both physical and metaphysical; there
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      Four Thai fishermen jailed for raping boat people
      202 3 BANGKOK, Fri. A SOUTHERN Thailand court yesterday sentenced four Thai fishermen to nine years m prison each for rape and attempted robbery of four Vietnamese "boat people" In the Gulf of Slam, officials said today. A court official In Songkhla province said
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      Open election is key to restoring Philippines' confidence: Reagan
      206 3 By ABBY TAN Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. President Ronald Reagan has sent an encouraging note to Philippines' President Ferdinand Marcos, saying that he was convinced that moves towards a free and open election m May "are keys to rebuilding economic and
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      Opium-runners who started an empire
      680 3 Jardines is an integral part of life m Hongkong JARDINE Matheson's announcement that it will move its holding company from Hongkong to Bermuda was likened m the British colony's Legislative Assembly on Thursday as tantamount to the British Queen's emigrating to Australia or to Pope
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      Lock icon Storm's destructive trail
      71 3 A TRAILER Ues on Its side and all around evidence of the devastation caused by a tornado m Bennettsville, South Carolina, abound. This aerial view of the North wood Shopping Mall shows the damage caused to the build- ing when the tornado hit the Carolina* on Wednesday.
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      JAL pilots decide to go back to work
      177 3 BY PETER HAZELHURST Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. Disgruntled co-pilots on Japan Air Lines called off a three day partial strike tonight after forcing the company to cancel 213 domestic and international flights this week. A spokesman for Japan Air Lines said the
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      Lock icon 40 hurt in acid attack on pupils
      98 3 TAIPEH, Fri. More than 4t elementary students were Injured when a man forced Ms way Into a classroom and threw a bucket of acid over a group of children, police reported today. At least one child has become blind and seven others suffered
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      Reagan told of Iraqi nerve gas capability
      171 4 Reagan told of Iraqi nerve gas capability NEW YORK. Fri. President Ronald Reagan has received intelligence reports that Iraq will soon be able to mount major chemical attacks against Iran m the Gulf War, the New York Times said today. "Iraq has as many as five dispersed sites for the
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      Lock icon Mubarak places Egyptian troops on high alert
      276 4 Mubarak places Egyptian troops on high alert CAIRO, Fri. PRESIDENT Hosni Mubarak today placed the Egyptian armed forces on a high state of readiness following Libyan threats to assist revolution m Egypt and Sudan because of their links with the US. Col Muammar Gaddafi said yesterday he was ready to
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      Lock icon French troops bid Beirut adieu
      215 4 Lebanese police take over their positions BEIRUT, Friday FRENCH troops pulled out of their last positions m Beirut today, completing their total pullout from Lebanon. French military spokesman Major Yvan Veronneau said the remaining 550 men from the 1,250-man force which began leaving last Sunday
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        Lock icon London's frank talks
        74 4 BRITAIN AND the Soviet Union had frank discussions on Thursday m London about East-West relations with Britain expressing the hope that nuclear arms control negotiations could be resumed as soon as possible. The talks, between British Minister of State for Eastern Countries Malcolm Rifkind and visiting Soviet
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        Lock icon Weinberger on cruise
        72 4 UNITED STATES Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger yesterday ended a 24-hour visit to the Netherlands with a declaration that the Western alliance must deploy cruise nuclear missiles as fast as possible. But Mr Weinberger, whose key object m talks here was to persuade the Dutch to maintain Nato
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        Lock icon More SS-20s in Asia
        59 4 THE SOVIET Union is increasing the number of its SS-20 medium-range nuclear missiles m Asia from the current 135 to 153, the Kyodo news agency reported yesterday, quoting government sources. The buildup means that the Soviet military is building two additional bases m Asia, bringing its
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        Lock icon New Dhaka PM
        49 4 PRESIDENT OF Bangladesh Hossain Mohammad Ershad yesterday named a senior political figure as his prime minister. Mr Ataur Rahman Khan, 79, who will be sworn m today, was an independent member of the Bangladesh Parliament until it was dissolved m a bloodless coup m 1982. Reuter
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        Lock icon Hussein's commitment
        96 4 JOINT JORDANIAN-PALESTINIAN efforts to find a solution to the problem of the West Bank could end "the period of paralysis" that has kept the Middle East m turmoil," King Hussein said yesterday. At a news conference at his seaside palace m Aqaba at the conclusion of Queen Elizabeth
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        Lock icon Arsonists strike
        55 4 ARSONISTS BURNED seven Tamil-owned shops m Apchuvelly, 18 km from Jaffna m Sri Lanka's northern province where Tamils are seeking independence from the Sinhalese-majority country. There was no official report on who was responsible. But local residents claimed the arson was the work of air force troops looking
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      Lock icon Peres is undisputed leader of Israel's opposition
      177 4 JERUSALEM, Fri. Israeli opposition leader Shimon Peres emerged today as the undisputed leader of the Labour Party after former President Yitzhak Navon said he would not seek to lead it into the July 23 general election. In the Likud Party, Prime Minister Yitzhalc
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      Lock icon More arms for S. Africa
      65 4 JOHANNESBURG. Fri South Africa has announced a 21.4 per cent increase m military spending for the coming year, ana said hopes of a cut because of regional peace initiatives would be "unrealistic". Finance Minister Owen Horwood told Parliament on Wednesday that the increase would bring
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      Lock icon Syria expels UN director
      45 4 DAMASCUS, Fri. The director of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees said today he had been ordered out of Syria. Robert Gallagher said he had received the expulsion order yesterday but gave no reason for it. Reuter
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      Lock icon US tries to stop Argentina defaulting on loan payments
      229 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. AMERICAN officials were locked m crisis talks today to stop Argentina defaulting on its foreign loans. Oae official suggested that unless about ISS3N million (Ss«3t million) were repaid to is banks by tomorrow, the Buenos Aires government could have
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      Bid for more aid hangs in the balance
      475 5 Bid for more aid hangs in the balance 'Inconclusive' election m El Salvador By PETER BARNARD, US Editor WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan's bid to get more aid for Central American allies is faced with a potentially dangerous hiatus for the next month following the inconclusive presidential election m El
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      Lock icon Hemingway influenced Castro's tactics
      190 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. The writings of Ernest Hemingway, who lived m Cuba for a year, influenced Fidel Castro's guerilla warfare tactics, the Cuban leader said. Dr Castro spoke of his admiration for Mr Hemingway during recent talks with journalist Tad Szulc m Havana. The interview, to appear
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      Miners now picketing French-style
      393 6 Miners now picketing French-style Change of tactics m response to police action By TERESA 001, London Reporter LONDON, Fri. Striking coal miners m Britain have taken to "motorway picketing" with a yen geance. In what has been labelled as a Frenchstyle blockade of motorways, about 200 miners m 50 cars
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      Lock icon Protesters invade City of London
      135 6 LONDON, Frl. Hundreds of demonstrators, with painted faces and bizarre hair styles, Invaded the staid City of London financial district yesterday. They battled with police In a bid to paralyse Britain's banking and finance Institutions. Cars were damaged and bank windows broken. Mounted police struggled
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      Lock icon Love bus to win a fair lady
      96 6 SOME say It on bended knee. Others fluster and bluster. Some keep it simple. Others like to add a romantic touch. Theatre technician Paul Williams, 28, decided that he wanted his girlfriend, 24-year-old staff nurse Karlne Pearce, to remember his proposal for life.
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      Lock icon W. German submarine 'caused sinking of trawler'
      242 6 COPENHAGEN, Fri. DANISH authorities charged today that a West German submarine undergoing trials off the Danish coast caused a Danish trawler to capsize and sink, killing the three crew members aboard. The 19-tonne Skagen trawler Ane Katrine capsized and sank within seconds yesterday
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      Lock icon Drink was hot stuff
      80 6 MOSCOW, Fri. A crew of drunken Soviet fishermen accidentally set fire to their ship as they tried to hide evidence of their drinking bout, the Soviet trade union newspaper Trud reported today. The crew began drinking a large stock of raw alcohol they found onboard. But
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      Lock icon Paris payoff for steel workers
      206 6 Paris payoff for steel workers PARIS, Fri. The French government has announced sharp cutbacks m the steel industry but softened the blow with a package of payoffs to appease some 25,000 workers due to be laid off m the next three years. Despite the concessions, violent protests were reported m
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      British action strains EEC further
      313 6 British action strains EEC further By SHADA ISLAM, Brussels Reporter BRUSSELS, Fri. The British decision to withhold payment of a US$l5O million (Ss3l2 million) cash advance to the European Economic Community's bankrupt coffers will only aggravate already strained relations between Britain and the other nine EEC states. EEC officials m
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      Lock icon Millionth car
      29 6 LONDON. Fri. Nissan has sold its one millionth car m Britain, the Japanese car company announced yesterday. The company began selling cars m Britain m 1969. AP
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      Lock icon What a giddy discovery
      177 6 LONDON, Fru BRITAIN'S campaign against drunk drivers is m trouble because of claims that the breath-analysing machine used to prove drunkenness is inaccurate. The Home Office this week ordered that all motorists who appear to be over the limit when they breathe into the Lion Intoximeter
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      Call to US to ease goods entry
      596 7  - Call to US to ease goods entry HSUNG BEE HWA By Only 13 pc of exports there were duty-free last year FREE trade should be a two-way street, with both countries enjoying the same privileges. This was the argument put forward by the Finance and Trade and Industry Minister yesterday
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      Advertisement Furniture becomes cheaper
      220 7 Advertisement Furniture becomes cheaper All that glitters is not gold is proving true for many home makers. Traditionally solid wood had ranked highest as the material for choice furniture. Such furniture has gradually become very expensive. With imitations of wood, or fancy plastics, laminated on artificial panel products today, furniture
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      Acupuncturist finds that pictures can be a pain
      366 7  -  SAM RAN By PICTURES are beginning to cause acupuncturist Thomas Zeng as much trouble as words. He had earlier got Into trouble with the Health Ministry for putting ap two sign boards, one with the words "Pltes-Halr-SUn" and the other with "Paln-Halr-Skin",
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      Cop killed in scooter crash
      54 7 A POLICEMAN died after his scooter was involved m an accident with a coach along East Coast Parkway yesterday. PC Khor Boon Thye, 33 of the Anti-Vice Enforcement Unit, was on his way to Changi Airport to report for duty at about 6.45 p. m
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      School finds a godfather in Chok Tong
      218 7 School finds a godfather in Chok Tong NGEE ANN Primary School has found itself a godfather the Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong. And at the official opening of the new school premises at Marine Terace yesterday, Mr Goh made two wishes for the school. "My first
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      When free parking coupons make a warm welcome
      124 7 THE extra touch of hospitality was shown by Ngee Ann Primary School yesterday when parents and well-wishers turned up for the official opening of the new school premises. As parking places were limited within the school grounds, many visitors had to turn
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      Visitors see just what makes the garden city
      169 7 Visitors see just what makes the garden city THREE officials from the Parks Office, Jakarta City Administration, getting an insight into Singapore's garden city image yesterday from Mr Hardial Singh of the Parks and Recreation Department. The visitors are (from left) Drs Eddi Effendi, Drs Endun Ganda Widjaja, and Drs
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      Clerk gave herself pay rise
      121 7 A RECEPTIONIST gave herself a nine-fold salary Increase by adding a to her monthly pay cheque, a District Judge heard yesterday. In this way Zarinah bte Jaldon, 19, changed her pay from fttt to $2t2l five times when she worked at Fntek (FE) Enterprise Pte
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      Medisave made easy
      1193 8 Cut out and keep Answers to some common questions on the new health scheme which starts tomorrow MEDISAVE, a new way to pay your hospital bills, starts tomorrow. You can settle your expenses at government hospitals m either one of four ways: With your own cash, by
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      Banks alerted on man with 'irregular' money deal
      345 8  -  CONRAD RAJ By THE Association of Banks has warned its members to be on the lookout for an Indonesian man who is going around with what it says is an "irregular business proposal." Several banks have been approached by the man. His
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      Schoolgirl suffers fracture in attack
      133 8 A 12-YEAR-OLD girl who was attacked by a man outside her school In Anthony Road last week suffered a fracture near the right eye. Her mother, a 38--year-old housewife, said her daughter had a giddy spell after being punched by the man during an attempted
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      Insurance man's suit dismissed
      71 10 THE High Court yesterday dismissed a former insurance district manager's suit against his employer for alleged wrongful dismissal, breach of contract and defamation. This was after Mr Thomas Kanniah told the court, when hearing into his suit entered its second day, that he wished to withdraw
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      'Vietnam must signal change in stance on Cambodia'
      450 10  - 'Vietnam must signal change in stance on Cambodia' AHMAD OSMAN By Talk directly to Indonesia or Thailand, urges Dhana VIETNAM must talk directly to Indonesia or Thailand if it wants to signal any change m its position on the Cambodian problem, Foreign Minister S.Dhanabalan said yesterday. He told reporters that
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      Tibs plans more bus services for Yishun, Woodlands
      232 10 Tibs plans more bus services for Yishun, Woodlands- YISHUN and Woodlands new towns will get more bus services this year if the Trans- Island Bus Service gets the green light from the authorities. Tibs is now working out the number of new services needed m both estates, the company's managing
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      High Court adjourns man's suit over land sale 'fee'
      211 10 High Court adjourns man's suit over land sale 'fee' A BUSINESSMAN'S suit against another businessman and a developer over $316,817 in commission for a $2.6 million property transaction, was adjourned by the High Court yesterday. The case was originally fixed for three days and was supposed to end yesterday. But
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      It's farewell to arms for 101st PDF Battalion
      454 10  - It's farewell to arms for 101st PDF Battalion RONNIE WAI By SINGAPORE'S only volunteer military unit the 101 st Battalion, People's Defence Force will be disbanded today, after several attempts to keep it alive failed. But the spirit of volunteerism will live 0n Of the present strength of 68, 25
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      Changing of the guard
      38 10 THE Changing of the Guard ceremony by the SAF Provost Unit will take place at the Istana main gate tomorrow at 5.50 p.m. The Republic of Singapore Air Force band will be m attendance.
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      activities for old
      707 12  -  CHAN ENG CHENG More will be introduced, says official By The report of the committee on the problems of the aged THE People's Association has been providing for senior citizens and will continue to expand its programmes and introduce new ones to meet their needs. A PA
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      Get fit and stay fit: Panel's message
      486 12 Get fit and stay fit: Panel's message GET fit and keep that way that is clearly an important message m the Howe committee's report. Its significance is underlined by the committee's recommendation that the national policy for the elderly the government should adopt be aimed "at keeping every elderly individual
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      'Partners in technology'
      157 12 WESTERN Australia and Singapore can learn from and complement each other m developing technology as a key area m their respective economies. Singapore is rapidly becoming an intellectual entrepot centre. The relationships on that level between the two cities should be strengthened for the mutual benefit of
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      Tenants given goodwill gesture
      256 13 TIIK owners of Centrepoint have derided to ''cement relationships" with their tenants by giving concessions, hut these may not be enough for those who want a reduction m rent. The management is reducing the service charge by almost a fifth from 51..-MI to M 111 per
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      OTS services
      24 13 THKEE more SBS services will be converted to OTS (On«-man-operated Ticket System) from tomorrow. They are sei vices 41. 70 ami l.'*s
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        Developer loses land award appeal
        91 13 A DEVELOPER, who asked for more than twice the sum of $2.3 million awarded to him by the Housing Board for 142,550 sq m of land m Paya Lebar, lost his appeal on Thursday against the award. The Housing Board had valued the land at
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        Jail for using fake travellers' cheques
        57 13 A JOBLESS man handed over three fake travellers' cheques each worth US$5OO to settle part of a $46,835 purchase of diamonds. I^e Seng Teow, 43, yesterday admitted that he had the counterfeit First National City Bank travellers' cheques on Dec 31, 1981, at Orchard
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        Fined for knifing man
        54 13 A CIGARETTE stallholder, Thanapal Ramasamy, 29, was yesterday fined $2,500 for attacking a milk vendor with a knife. Ramasamy pleaded guilty to knifing Parrisamy so Muthusamy at Avenue 6 m Ang Mo Kio on June lf> last year. He was also fined $500 for damaging the
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        Pilot hit by lightning
        64 13 A VERDICT of death by misadventure has been recorded on a pilot who died after being struck by lightning while m a tent under a tree. Neo Chai Hock, 21, a helicopter pilot, was at the training ground 1.5 km off Senoko Power Station when he
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        Vandalism charge
        72 13 TWO TAXI drivers were yesterday charged with vandalism for allegedly pasting two debtor's notices on the wall of a Housing Board flat m Toa Payoh North. No pleas were taken from Lim Chu Song, 38, and Ho Bak Chuan, 30, who are alleged to have committed the offences
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      No more bidding for HDB industrial shops
      445 13  -  IRENE NGOO By Industrial shop units available SMALL businessmen and traders can now rent industrial shops from the Housing Board without bidding for them. From today, these shops for light industries will be let at a fixed monthly rent on a first-come-first-served basis.
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      Last year's 'micro' sales hit $68 m
      194 13 Last year's 'micro' sales hit $68 m SALES of microcomputers shot up by 70 per cent last year, when more than 11,000 of them were sold. These sales, amounting to about $68 million, far outstripped the sale of mini computers and mainframes. This was what the National Computer Board (NCB)
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      Trade deficit cut in February
      121 13 Trade deficit cut in February SINGAPORE'S trade deficit narrowed substantially m February as exports continued to grow faster than imports. February's trade deficit at $651 million was markedly lower than that for the same month last year at $1.01 billion. Exports from all countries for that month grew by 14
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      Lock icon Umno branch members complain
      152 14 Umno branch members complain KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri Aboul -Ktfl I'mno mcmhcrs from 11 braaclm m Sepanjj turned up at I'nino iMMqiMrtcn here yesterday to protest against the unsatisfactory state of affairs m the division. They were against the leadenMp of Datuk Haji Suhaitni Ka m. ii uddin. There are 36
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      Lock icon No power for 22 hours
      100 14 No power for 22 hours BUTTERWORTH, Fri. A massive power failure and one of the longest here affected Prai and several parts of town from 5 p.m. yesterday until 3.15 p.m. today, hitting an area of town where the Butterworth wharves, district hospital, police station, banks and commercial houses are
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      MCA chiefs criticised
      36 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The MCA Damansara division yesterday passed a vote of no confidence m the leadership of acting MCA president Datuk Dr Neo Yee Pan. It also issued a statement deploring the
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      Lock icon $½ million song
      75 14 million song picture. PRIME Minister, Datuk Sert Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and his wife, Datin Serf Dr Slti Hasmah All, singing on Wednesday night at a fund-raising dinner In Kuala Lumpur. For the song Gelora by the late P. Ramlee, Dr Mahathir and his wife netted $SM,tM for the Derma wani
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      Malaysian round-up
      27 14 party ♦leadership's reluctance to convene the extraordinary general meeting. Holding such a meeting was described as being a democratic and constitutional right of members. Bernama.
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      Lock icon Passport not needed
      73 14 KOTA KINABALU, Fri. Any Malaysian who chooses Labuan as his entry point will not have to produce his passport when he arrives at Kota Kinabalu airport after April 16, the date Labuan is declared a Federal territory. Minister m the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Dr James Ongkili
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      Lock icon Private road plan starts
      83 14 KELANG, Fri. The first road project to be privatised by the gov- ernment was launched today by the Minister of Works, Datuk S. Samy Vellu. The project involves the rebuilding of the Klang Straits bypass, a distance of 15.2 km. The project, which is expected to
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      Lock icon Liners will ply route
      117 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Scheduled touristclass liners will ply the planned floating highway between West and East Malaysia m a large-scale investment that offers travellers a sea cruise alternative to cramped air flights. The ferry link between Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah and Sarawak, announced by Minister m
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      Lock icon Landing by boat people
      70 14 Landing by boat people PASIR PUTIH, Fri. Twenty Vietnamese illegal immigrants came ashore m a small boat at the Tok Bali beach about 20 km from here today. There were five women, five children aged between three and four, and 10 men aged between 18 and 30, a police spokesman
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      Lock icon King praises ties
      54 14 ANKARA. Fri. Expanding relations between Malaysia and Turkey were applauded here by the Malaysian king, Sultan Ahmad Shah, and Turkish President Kenan Evren. They were speaking last night at a dinner given by President Evren m honour of the king, soon after the king arrived for a
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      Lock icon Still not home
      35 14 JOHOR BARU, Fri. A total of 1,775 flood victims were still being housed at seven evacuation centres m Batu Pahat, a spokesman for the state flood operations room said yes- unuay. Bernama
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      Malaysian economy facing bumpy road ahead
      1397 14  - Malaysian economy facing bumpy road ahead M.G.G. PILLAI NEP targets will be met, says Mahathir By Kuala Lumpur Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia's economic health, not the subject of discussion m the past because of its considerable export earnings from its primary commodities, has its planners worried. The world economic
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        Oh yes, you can
        437 16 DEAR song-writing teachers and students, So you've been invited to take part m a song- writing competition. The Education Ministry wants songs to mark independent Singapore's 25th anniversary. The simple theme? "Twenty-five years of nation-build-ing: Our achievements and our growth m excellence and social consciousness". It's
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      T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
      579 16 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane "You are old, Father William, the young man said. U'\* h Carroll EVERY man. it is said, is as old as he feels. But m our society today, anyone who is m his 50s (between 49 and 60. says the dictionary.) or who looks
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      New Bill gives KL more control over the press
      785 16  -  ISMAIL KASSIM It's a case of overkill, say critics The Begkm With THE Malaysian government will soon be armed with sweeping powers m its efforts to curb inaccurate and derogatory reports on developments m the country m local and foreign publications.
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      A case of laryngitis or a political ailment?
      752 16  -  LIM YOON LIN Thach's cancellation of meeting with Siddhi By VIETNAMESE Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach's last-minute cancellation of his meeting with Air Chief Marshall Siddhi Saveteila scheduled for Friday last week the last appointment In his "peace" offensive which had taken
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      328 15 *±S\S vllv iJtllllV II 11 flf Ik rTI he way you furnish your home says a lot about accessories specifically selected for Singapore from I you. It reflects your sense of style. And it'll affect Denmark's finest manufacturers. A the way you live and feel for years to come. Whether
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Why taxis are not where we want them
      463 17 Why taxis are not where we want them THE Ministry of Communications recently published m The Straits Times a series of letters explaining the transportation problem and examining some of the solutions suggested by members of the public. In one of these letters, we explained briefly how taxis can play
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    • Letter
      Report should be rejected outright
      1008 17 More discussion on the aged What about the ones who won't be burdens? THE Central Provident Fund scheme was introduced some 20 years ago to provide a nest-egg for people when they retire. Unfortunately, the level of contributions then was low and people who have
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      Vital to fathom Jeya's instincts
      577 17 What kind of NS does he want now, asks Chok Tong I REFER to Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam's letter, "I only question the amount spent on defence: Jeya" (ST, March 26). I do not intend to chase the irrelevant remarks of Mr Jeyaretnam. But it is
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      Total dedication m service to the country
      1640 18 Total dedication m service to the country What we can learn from the French civil service Singapore's Ambassador to France, Mr David Marshall (M) and the Counsellor, Mr Mark Hong (MH), gave their impressions of the French and Singapore civil services when they were interviewed by staff of the Management
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    In the market
    279 19 THE market picked up slightly yesterday for the second time on the opening of a new settlement period. Bargain hunters pushed the Straits Times Index up by 7.98 points to close at 994.44 for the week on a higher volume of 11.8 million shares. The Business Times
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    Singapore barometer
    33 19 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 88 16 19 Finance 11 3 7 Hotels 11 1 1 Properties 7 5 1 Plantations 8 2 2 Mining 4 1 0 Deb/Loans 4 0 2
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    KLSE's busy day
    87 19 A FINAL rally m late trading capped a busy day on the stock market yesterday, taking most prices broadly ahead. The surge of interest swept across the board m one of the best days m weeks. Double-digit gains were common. At the end of the day the
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    Bargain hunters push up prices slightly
    6 19
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    K.lumpur barometer
    38 19 K.lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 97 11 18 Finance 7 2 4 Hotels 1 0 1 Properties 9 0 2 Oil Palms 4 1 1 Tins 10 0 2 Rubbers 16 3 2 Deb/Loans 1 1 1
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    Chiep prices changes
    181 19 Chiep prices changes Kuehai 50« 1800 +140 U M Flour 1100 +90 Beat* 990 4-90 8 N P L 640 +45 Raleigh 535 +35 Khong Gum 312 +24 M Flour 515 +21 I C 8 700+20 Kamunting BO« 685 +20 CASH 50* 404 +18 Public Corp 398 +18 LAM BO«
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    ST Industrial Index components
    38 19 BousteadßM +1 Promt unch Han Par +3 S Tra*| +5 M -5 Sm.Dwb, 1 -4 +8 MTC UM Works +3 |w CCM +10 PMC +13 C*C +6 r Etto +10 Hobimoß'i unch F* "Kh
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    Still in the red owing to accumulated losses
    353 19 Still in the red owing to accumulated losses Duta Consolidated DI'TA Consolidated Berhad more than doubled Its sales to M 522.1 million last year bat still wound up In the red because of massive arrumulated losses brought forward. The gr*ap did, hawever, manage to torn an operating loss of Ms4.i
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    Chief executive of F & N group retires
    273 19  - Chief executive of F N group retires LIM KAY TONG By MR J. D.H. Neill, 60, retires today as chief executive of the Fraser Neave Group. His duties will be split between Mr Bernard Chen and Mr Tan Yam Pin who will both be appointed group general managers with effect
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    A narrow miss
    422 19  -  DOREEN SOH By UOB's $154 m net profits just below forecasts WITH group net profits of $154 million for last year, United Overseas Bank Ltd has just missed the $155 million to $170 million net profit range forecast by market analysts for the group. Net profits for
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    Pre-tax profits drop for first time since 79
    150 19 Intraco POORER margins last year forced government-backed trading company Intraco Ltd to suffer its first decline m pre-tax profits since 1979. Operating profits for the group fell 34 per cent to $5.6 million, m spite of a 5 per cent increase m
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    So easy with an ATM that 'speaks' dialects
    196 19  -  SHIRLEY TAN Byl THE man who helped The Sunday Times last week m their experiment on using the ATM was very happy with National Cash Register's talking ATM, which "speaks" Malay, Tamil and major dialects. Hamzah Noor, a 3t-y ear-eld building maintenance
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    First Danish furniture firm to set up shop here
    224 19 THE first Danish furniture firm has set up shop here and it aims to capture 50 per cent of the market m 10 years. "You can quote me on that," said Mr Jan Jacobsen, managing director of Denfurn International. One of
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    An 87.9 pc drop in pre-tax profits
    461 19  - An 87.9 pc drop in pre-tax profits S.KUMAR Straits Steamship By MARITIME and property group Straits Steamship, which also offers pleasure cruises, itself found the sailing less fun last year. Group pre-tax profits plunged 87.9 per cent to 13.9 million. After taking away tax, there was a loss of $4.9
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    Business done in Singapore
    3052 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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    Business done in Kuala Lumpur
    2108 20 INDUSTRIALS \rma (2.708) Aleam (2.278) (2) 2.25 (4) 2.24 Antaa (1.965) (2) 1.88 (3) 1.89 (9) 1 90 (3) 1.91 (14) 1.95 (3) 1.93 (3) 1.94 (5)196 AISB (4.668 4705) (1) 4.56 (1) 4.54 (7) 4.58 (1) 4.62 (5) 4.64 (3) 4.66 AMD (3.428 3.445)
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    How your slocks performed
    2839 20 1983/84 La$t Yjelri Vo) Djy rffh Low Company Salt Chanft ('000) Hfeh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL a COMMERCIAL 172 74* A M D B 50* 127 +4 0.7 30 127 125 310 226 Ac ma 276 +9 2.7 2 276 270 354 148 Alcom 200cd unch
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        RUBBER
        20 21 CITfkr eS cents/Kilo ngaP°re m n Maf 221J b unch Malays* Mar 250 00 (U) down 0 50 cent
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        TIN
        17 21 Closing prices Ms/kjk) Straits Tin $29 15 unch Turn °ver 5, 6 tonnes down 4 tonnes
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        GOLD MARKET
        38 21 GOLD USS/oz Fn Thurs Singapore 389 00 -389.50 390 10-390 50 Hongkong *****-389 60 390 00 -390 50 Thurs Wed New Yen 389 50-390 00 390 00-390 50 London 389 50 390 00 386 00-386 50
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        GOLD
        115 21 GOLD futures fluctuated narrowly throughout the session m Singapore yesterday before closing slightly firmer than New York's levels. Trading was very quiet and total sales for the day were recorded at four lots. Reuter. The London gold fix fell US$l.B5 to U*****.50. (Our usual kilobar and Far East gold
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        PALM OIL
        132 21 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices eased on late selling pressure as sentiment was depressed by reports that India will continue to suspend palm oil imports from Malaysia. PALM Closing prices Crude MS/tome palm oil Apr 1397 5 (north) 1410 (south) 139S (central) 1380 (south) Refined palm ofl US$/
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        Rubber
        69 21 THE Singapore rubber market closed quietly steady with April One RSS buyers quoted at 227.25 cents per kilo, unchanged. In Koala Lumpur, the Malaysian rubber market closed slightly easier, with April Int One RSS buyers quoted at 250.00 cents per kilo, down half a cent from yesterday. The International
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        Straits Tin
        52 21 THE Straits Tin price m Penang remained at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 529.15 per kilo amid continuing lack of demand. The buffer stock manager was again the major buyer, taking most of the 56 tonnes on offer. Dealers did not detect any rationing or
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        SILVER
        27 21 SILVER m/b9f w Fri fart Singapore 912-9 77 9 73-9 78 Tim Hed Htm York 9 73-9 78 9 78— 9 83 Source Credit Smsse. Spore
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        COPPER
        25 21 cop™ c t?r M Thurs Spot 1079 00-1079 50 (1064 50-1065 00) 3 months 1096 50-1097 00 (*****0-*****0) Market tone Firmer Sales 19.100 tonnes
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        ALUMINIUM
        34 21 ALUMINIUM clMin t Pic £/tomw 9m Spot ***** 987 00 972 00- 973 00) 3 months 1000 00- 1000 SO 992 00- 992 50) Market tone Barely steady after firmer Sales 14,900 tonnes
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        Produce market
        252 21 I*"" 0 Gambier 100% 2nd class 260 A5 iss.oon pricts 3/100 kg FOB NSW 300 00 (setters) 100% 3rd class 255 b 10% new crop 181 00N ST l— g Jjg M« 15% 240 F 25% 178OON Bulk FOB 200 00 (sellers) a-h. 20* 237 Kwntaw Old drum
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        RUBBER
        312 21 FOB in bales Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS prompt 227 50-228.50N 226 25-227 25N unq „Tn Int. 1 RSS Apr 228.50-229.00 227 25-227 75 250 50-250 75 250 00-***** Int 1 RSS May 232.50-233.00 231.25-231 75 ™T_ 00 Int 2 RSS Apr 225 50— 227 SON 224
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      OverSeaS marketS – a round-up of wire services 1
      468 21 OverSeaS marketS a round-up of wire services 1 i i i i i i i i i i Hongkong Hartfc Senf I Friday 1014.38(1057.09) A Week ago 1161.65 Australian All-Ordinaries (f£ Friday 750.5 (744.9) Week ago 730.2 Australian Industrials Friday 967.2 (966.1) Week ago 958.1 Financial Times Industrials Thursday 881.8(875.2)
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      Hongkong
      79 21 30 m Chante Bank 875 -OJ Hutchison 17.30 -04 8»* P">P« -0« HkFWtW. 2S Intl Clly 0.37 -006 Blme Darby 10.008 unch Associated Hotels 073 -002 Hk to 2n2n '•"">» MtUi 10.50 -08 flnp L*n<J 0438 Btnk Of Eut Asl. 2300 -05 Hk hSLi, S?m "i J^rdlne S«: 730
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      Sydney
      306 21 Mar 30 Cents Chance I C I 205 unch (Aust) Lelfhton 172 unch Lend Lease 410 unch n Magellan Pet Aust 196 unch J i; £2 U nCh Mayne Nlckless 240 -5 I'm ZJ unch -gp E ">'°' uncn flaUaOe =g TP JJyTr ?J0S +7 Am^.'E'.o 2 "+1 Na?Au.t
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      New York
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      London
      552 21 Mar 29 fttKt Chance Allied-Lyons 173 +2 Ass. Dairies 180 +2 BTRPLC 484 +4 Babcocks 179 -3 Barclays 517 +13 Beechams 315 unch BICC 255 +2 Blue Circle 408 -5 BOC Group 282 +1 Boots 169 +2 Bowater 332xr BATS 223 +5 Britannia 84 unch BP 475 +5 Brown
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        Forex
        233 21 THE US dollar opened at 552.0860 80 and trading was extremely quiet with a high of 2.0885 before closing at 2.0865, 75. The greenback was also quietly traded against the major currencies ahead of the month-end closing. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.5910/25 and was brought to a
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        43 22 HOTEL Negara Ltd's investments, which brought m $1 million last year, helped to keep group profits from slipping further. Pre-tax profit was down 6 per cent to $2 million as sales dipped by about the same to $5 million.
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        68 22 Aided by new ones PRE-TAX profit at General Corporation Bhd m the year to Dec, last, was Msl3 million, helped by first contributions from new subsidiaries Low Keng Huat Construction Co, Ampang Specialist Centre Sdn Bhd and higher earnings from General Factoring Credit Sdn Bhd. Margins narrowed, however, while sales
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      189 22 Know your company United Motor Works ONE of the giants of the Malaysian motor industry, I'nlted Motor Works Is fast diversifying into the aerospace industry. With the motor Industry likely to be hit by the launch of the National Car Project m Malaysia and the series of government car-control measures
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      493 22 Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list of the 5 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1983/84. THE
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      785 24 25 Sale: Other Products BRAND NEW BEDS AND MATTRESSES to i leur ilue to expiry of lease US pieces Solid Kailllll Ml bed with inittrcss "Sprint or i Hex" ii $3M«ach Single bed M with Lain matti.ssat $196 aach. 200 pi«caa lain, pillow, i n i lIS aach, holster .it
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      581 24 60 Business Opportunities SNACK SHOP FOR takeover In the middle of town, with all complete equipment For more details call ***** M FREE EARTH TO be given away including delivery Interested please call *****34 I 1 1 IRA EMPLOYMENT I I 65 Situations Wanted ENGLISH SPEAKING, MARDWORK ING. reliable, experienced
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      1238 24 I 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i a) Professional/ a) Professional/ Executive Executive _B __k. CLIFFORD EDUCATIONAL §f ~m TRAINING CENTRE CFNPRAI 1 VJcr c MI 1 Invites appliraUoiu fur suiubi> 1 MANAGER j Qualified Hill Part lime u-ach-I 1 1 ln( post In the followini Major International Commodity
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      1087 25 bbbbbT '«bbk M I I m^jT ILal S^M Vf 1 0 Job Opportunities I flTl Are Available ■■■111 ln This Section Ls* G y~ t!> '\zr vC'' yyy^r 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant d) Domestic c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FILIPINA maul, .ik** between :«J
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      608 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secrtiariat/aerlcal c) Secretarial Clerical Travel Related Services invites applications for the positions of R COLLECTION OFFICER Requirements: minimum GCE 'A' levels familiar with recovery of collection receivables procedure knowledge of commercial law one year's experience m related field *be able to withstand pressure
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      901 25 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMriMl/CtericMl c) SecretMriMl/ClericMl Multi-National U.S. Chemical Plant m Jurong urgently requires a: SHIPPING CLERK Requirements e Minimum 1- 2 years' experience m import export documentation (including bank documents). c Minimum typing speed: 40 w.p.m. c GCE O' Level. We offer attractive remuneration including
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      374 25 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial ClericAl SX9i BANK This well established offshore bank invites applications for the post of: RECEPTIONIST/ TELEPHONIST/ TYPIST The successful applicant will be under the control of the Operations Section. MAIN TASKS: Type a variety of correspondence Handle all incoming switchboard calls and answer routlne enquiries
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      475 25 66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMiiMJ/ClericMJ Our company has vacancies for the positions of: CLERKS c Minimum (K'K °O' Level c (iood command of English At least 1 year's workuiK experience c Completed fulltltne N B or exempted (male applicants) GENERAL CLERKS c GCE O' Level with credit In English a
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      431 25 66 Situations Vacant r e) Secretarial Clerical fET SMIT INTERNATIONAL SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD A leading international marina company require* PURCHASING CLERK Qualification* A Experience: c (HE O level with credit m Knglish Language c Minimum 2 years' experience m similar capacity c Typing ability of 25 wpm Salary
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      534 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical A larga condominium management oftics has vacancies tor tha following post*. (1) SECRETARY a Minimum IH'K O 1 evf I a Private Bccntarlßl t'ertlflrale a I years' BSCfOtaftal experience (2) CLERK/ TYPIST a Minimum (UK O Level a Typing skill a Preferably with some
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      413 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A Fast Food Restaurant urgently requires a BOOKKEEPER GCE O 1 Level. LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping. 1 2 years' relevant working experience. Able to keep full set of accounts. Able to perform secretarial duties preferred. Attractive salary fringe benefits offered to the right candidate. Interested applicants
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      583 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical Applications are Invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the position of CLERK a School/Commercial Certificate a Ability to type a Meticulous and accurate with details a Familiarity with customs procedures/requirements Experience ln customer relations s Pleasant and well-manner-ed disposition Applications with full
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      1219 26 68 Situations Vtc-nt 66 Situations Vacant 9 SecTHarlMi/OerlcMl 0) SecretMrUl/aertcMl ***** l Well-established financial •■•■e*-^^^"- institution invites applicaACCOUNTS CLERKS Uo B >r lhe pOMU<)n of Job Requirements:- R E CE P a OCE O' level with credits In TintJlOT Maths English lIUNIbI/ a LCCI Intermediate Book- TVBICt keeping I YKIOT
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      1204 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 0) Secretarial Clerical e> Secretarial Clerical /M§M\ FEMALE GENERAL CUM ACCOUNTS CLERK 1 required urgently by company located m Outram Park, dealing m pewter wares and trophies SIMONS MUSIC SCHOOL QCE (yLm i urgently requires Minimum 2 years' experlA Bueß eß ir ence wltn
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      1705 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial Clerical c) Secretarial Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK requlrGENERAL CLERK ed urgently Mm GCI O level MM MM Able to type and do simple aci r«quir«d. counts Experience preferred but B f a f a ?J not essential Interested please Salary *350 to
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      377 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales t) Sales ■■ge—— i(Q J HaaaaaaaaaaaSHßHH Haa^^aafl BbbbbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbll Ml I.PHA M ARKKUM, (S) PTE LTD 1 1 (ENGINEERING) I formerl) kntmn as (iuthrie Singapore Pte Ltd I I Member of the Multi-Purpose Croup) I Applications arc united from young, energetic and suitanh
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      358 27 iXjohnson Johnson Wax a market leader m the supply ol a wide range of polishes cleaners insecticides hygiene and many other products to janitorial contractors, hotels, restaurants, offices, factories and other establishments Requirements: Experience m direct sales to end users Possess own vehicle and valid driving licence GCE O Level
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      585 27 66 Situations Vacant Sales f Due to expansion, we I require g^ <j I^REPRESEHTATIVESJ 'Requirements: GCE O level Minimum 1 year sales experience Class 3 driving licence anil own transport Experience m construction Industry an advantage Able to communicate at all levels Attractive salary, commission, transport allowance A good prospect
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      678 27 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales MALE/FEMALE I SALES ASSISTANTS Required by well-established house hold Home Appliancee Company. c Sales experience an advantage but not necessary c Pleasant personality c 81-llngual preferred c Good salary plus attractive commission Interested, please call personally (or an Interview at: Blk. 12, Toa Payoh Industrial
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      962 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant B) Technical g) Technical g) Technical I zilTetraPak P^J Tetra Pak is amongst the world's largest manufacturers of U^l packages for the requirements of liquid food and beverage p^J r^J industries. Our 21st factory m Jurong requires the following Ls^l Lj^i
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      479 27 66 Situationa Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical I PHILIPS 1 I We manufacture and export electrical I I and electronic products and equipment I to more than 120 countries throughout the world. We are looking for suitably qualified persons to fill the positions of Machinists Applicants should
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      364 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical DYNA-CRAFT INTERNATIONAL requires immediate: y 1 1) ELECTRONIC SPECIALIST ITC D.pii Eiectron.es Engineering or equivalent preferably with some working experience No shift work required with 5 day work week Responsible for trouble-shooting caiiberation and modification of electronic electrical devices 2) MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS Responsible for repairs
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      670 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i g) Technical g) Technical ••PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS *QC SUPERVISORS ••PROCESS CONTROL TECHNICIANS for our PCB Manufacturing Division Qualifications Diploma m Mechanical/Chemical Engineering. Preferably with some knowledge m PCB Manufacturing. Those without the necessary auafifications but possess 1-2 years' relevant experience may be considered Interested
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      294 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical PAN-ELECTRIC GROUP HI-TECH DIVISION ha* immediate vac ancias lor 1) PROJECT OFFICER c Minimum 2 years' site work experience plus knowledge of site wiring code 2) TECHNICIANS (Drawings) c Possess Certificate m Klertronics (ITB) and ability to produce ter hru.il or shop drawings. 3) TECHNICIANS
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      1124 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical An as t (binned Construction Firm ha* immediate vacanci.* for the V^^^ following po*| s IBP FOREMEN Minimum 2 years' working experience ln building con--0^?™! knowledge of site safeMINING (8) PTE LTD ty requirements c Must be able to supervise
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      1093 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical DIVERBEY (FAR EAST) PTE LTD Carriar astaMiahad daalar raquiraa Wa ara an international company urgantly manufacturing spacialty chamicala. Dvm to sxpansion. wa now r^uif MARINE AIRCON MECHANIC tha sarvicas of a I A PQR ATOR V SEMI-SKILLED and APPRENTICE ASSISTANT
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      1005 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production I -lAin In possession of PU B h T^' lli Electrical Worker s I m||| BJP^B. Licence or NTC 3r- g Industrial Electricity LaaW Minimum 2 years H|b^ B experience m electrical I H H
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      303 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous WL\ aWB^ESaP SeH^ I^7 tßu fj Kentuclw Pried Chicken Has A Job For You Now! PART/FULL TIME THE CHOICE IS YOURS FOR MORE DETAILS, WALK INTO ANY OF THE RESTAURANTS BETWEEN 10 am 9 pm
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      283 29 66 Situations Vacant 68 Situations Vacant aaa»a»a*a«*a*»<a*a»a»aßaaa» *aaa»»BBa»a»aBaBaBBaBBaaBBai i I) MimcmUM*mem I) Miscellaneous Invites suitably qualified applications for the following positions:--(1) ACCOUNTS CLERK i (2) SALES ASSISTANTS for Its books retail division Requirements: < Poel(1) 3 O.C.E. 'O' levels including English Mathematics LCCI Book-keeping certificate/experience Able to type 35 w.p.m.
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      391 29 66 Situations Vacant BBSBBBBBBBBBBBBSSBBBBBBBBBfr i I) Miscellaneous rg, Applicants are invited to fill the following executive positions A. Newsletter Executive B. Swimming Coach/ Orgsnissr C. Social Activities Orgsnissr Experience A Dutiee A.l) Should possess a HSC Certificate and experience m the editing and production of newsletter/magazine. ID Required to liaise
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      834 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Tte Polyoleflii Company OHbs^BH^ (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. I Our Cosapany is one of the downstream companies m the I Petrochemical Complex on Pulan Ayer Merban (about 30 B minutes by our ferry from Pasir Panjang)
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      510 29 66 Situations Vacant —^—a I) Miscellaneous novotcl orchid inn In vie* of our continued i ipaa slon. art require 1 c Asst Housekeeper (s7«i pm i a Junior Secretary i S<>lo p m i a Pool Attendant MW ;> m a WAITERS/WAITRESSES < y > t. p m > a
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      604 30 166 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A multi-national manufacturing Company requires GENERAL STOREHAND (it'neral store duties Minimum Sec 2 preferably with valid Class 3 driving licence Pl-as« call personally during oftic* hours b«tw««n 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at: SAFT SINGAPORE PTE LTD 996 B«md«im«M»r Rd 05-01/04 Kallang Basin Industrial Estate
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      1382 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous I Mould.ng ft M.1.1 Work, factory .n REO"'«ED URGENTLY BY wel Jurono raquir-t esUNllhed transport c ompan' 1) SMEAR.NG MACHINISTS l^T^TwT 'jlTIr 2) op A ER E A F TORa LEMAcMiNE uSKJSSts&zS£ II _nh E o!. N rx« L WORKER
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      2227 30 lii)tl\J A 32-SEATER BUS that's conrannra vertible to a 41-seater is for Hi 12l IP sal< :d cl assification 761. In- Jl JQUCq spite of having been on the ■JT*t^__ road for the past twelve years iOl |m 1 fll il issti l' m good running KIM HOCK CHYE ~~ZI
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      1914 30 "1 NOV 1979 HONOA Accord 4-doo j tfjjlnff*rt 1 m^im^i^^^^^^m manual Kx.elleni condition _i «Aj llfUf !Sl'l I I I 1 T• 1 "1 W.""" carry on installment Tel V/erV O>H \l i NOV 1982 ACCORD 4-door. Manu fat®-- x M**n al XX > r ending Oc I fIW O^
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      911 30 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes r MERCEDES 200 1974 m i sette air "lul tn-.iutlful rondlI tlon. Non-i'ARK. $9 stm << i. *****85 (after 9am) 1^0512 i after 2[>m MID JANUARY 84 White Mer cedes lyoh M.inu.il V V reglstr.i tlon Mileage 2500 km To Insurance IL' H4 Asking
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      1031 31 76 Vehicles For Sate 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Ford c) Ford c) Ford c) Ford THE INCREDIBLE REGENT MOTORS' typjkl THE AMAZING FORD LASER. M .v.,v, v^mm. ~T^^^^^^i^blb^bl i B^B^B^BBBb^^^__^. B^bßT' v 49HV''^^ LOOK spacious interior. All the r- DC rr qualities that have made the FREt Ik) Cassette
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      1132 31 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicle* For Sale k) Others k) Others DBS FINANCE I FOR BETTER CAR FINANCING Faster, friendlier service Up to 90% financing Money-saving interest rates: 12 months -5% p.a. flat 24 months 5 2% p.a. flat 36 months -6% p.a. flat 48 months 6 p.a. flat
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      567 31 76 Vehicles For Sale m) Motor Cycles/ Scooters I HONDA 750 K. modal 1.74. 1 exp.it owner Well maintained $1,500 I o II 0 T<l 445(15iK1 KRAUSER PANNIERS AND top tiox set for Honda VFIMC, $wki call l Cv( lecrafters tel X *****5 ONE SUZUKI MOTORBIKE OS 1000K Hlk 175.
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      805 31 JiiLv accommodation H A PROPERTIES 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses EXCLUSIVE APTS WITH SWIMMING POOL a Heverly Hills $7,000 a Draycolt/ Futura $5,000 a Rldgewood. Kuhlo $3,300 a Grangeford $3,200 $4,200 a Pandan Valley Terrace $4,200 Acacia' Fugema $2,400/ $2,800 a Westpeak- Hong Leong $2,500 IST CLASS DETACHED HOUSES a
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      792 31 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST. 11 DOUBLE-STOREY I Furnlshi able Immediately '■ill KTIOBO I .\.:> nt i DIST 1545 2 STOREY SEMI Cf TACHED 3 plus I bed envlroi I DIST. 15. DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE. |l 100 dlst. 16, ■cml detached, Si ,800 *****.M DIST 2«77. THOMSON j corner double
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      252 31 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments LUCKY PLAZA APARTMENT I PAMDAM VALLEY PtNTH,,p APARI w $3,500. OIST 10 EQUATORIAL CHANGI GARDEN CONDOMINIUM nl.-: 3M2 DISTRICT 10. RIDGE WOOD KUHIO (DISTRICT 11. HILICPtST ARCADIA I H;DISTRICT 5. CLEMENTI PARK. Luxurtou rooi DISTRICT 9. CAIRNHILL VICINITY. 1 DISTRICT 22. ATTENTION JURONG j 1
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      544 32 ."w Jt '''y "*> 16 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant t) Apartments b) Apartments \jni\o\A A .1 I- S A great place to fcnu S 1 Set m peaceful and quiet surroundings. Loyang Valley is easily accessible from the Pan Island Expressway and East Coast Parkway. 2 Changi beach is
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      386 32 86 Accommodation Vacant I c) Rooms FULLY FURNISHED ROOM with •Jrcan .tnd toilet, at Mandalay Mansion to U-t M-hOUT security I Tel. *****03 (office)- *****31 j res FURNISHED ROOM IN semi-de-tached buncalow Off MacPherson Road near bus stop, transport convenient *****1a *****93 FURNISHED ROOM AT Katong for foreign students or
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      796 32 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms OIST 9. AVAILABLE ROOMS on I short long-term Dally $30 to $45 With COOklng facilities IH>- tails MBS6II ECONOMICAL FURNISHED ROOM behind rhoauon Yaohan very suitable tor working singles or j ItlKlenta lel 4f.4174S i FAMILY HAS ROOM, bathroom at- t.u lied. DM 9 Meals
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      126 35 141 Deaths 141 Deaths MR. LOH PENG YAK, HENRY i Aged 70 Called to fml poacahiHy en 2S/3/S4 leaving behind: BELOVED WIFE: Mdm Tan Ah Li.p SONS: OAUGHTERS IN LAW Johnny Loh Puay Kirn Jenny Tan Ah Hiang Jimmy Loh Puay Yam SeHy Koh S» Moy William Loh Puay Heck
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      49 35 143 AeknowMgtmtnts 143 Acknowledgements y y I The family of the late I I I I PETER LOW SWEE GUAN I withes to express their sincere thanks to all friends, relativat, colleague* and church members for thair condolences, assistance, visits, wreaths and donations during thair recent bereavement. t aaaaa^B^B^^B^H^B^HßH^B^^^^B^H^M^H^^BV^
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      97 35 144 In Memoriam 144 In Memoriam f^ In Loving Memory Of DAD MUM Father Mother V. MUTHU GRACE POTTAIAMMAL Departed 24.7.70 Departed 31 .3.81 Broken is the family circle, My dear ones have passed away. Passed from earth and earthly darkness Into bright and perfect day; God took them home,
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      61 35 145 Requiems 145 Requiems I In fond and loving memory of our very dear I I mother I I 1 MADAM GOPAL THEVAR PAKKIYAM Departed 12-4-83. I Thalai Thavasam" ceremony will be held at No: 1 Daisy Road (Tel: *****86) Spore 1335 on 1-4-84 at 10am. Fondly remembered by family
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      204 35 143 Acknowledgements 144 In Memonam The family of the) late and oeioveo MR WONQ AH KONG Age: 80 yurt Departed: 24.3.84 wishes to thank all relatives, friends and all mutual associations for their heartfelt condolences, donation*. wreetha and kind attendance during their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR.
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      68 35 In Ever Loving Memory Of K ANDAPPAN VEERASAMY Departed 1 31 March 1960 Your presence Is ever near us. Your love remains with us yet; You were the kind of father. Your loved ones will never forget. Alway* rim»mb»(«) by lov»d on«t In Loving Memory Of MDM
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      103 36 WITH a big puff, Mr Teh Cheang wan, National Development Minister blows out the candles on this giant three-tier cake to mark the 10th anniversary of the Urban Redevelopment Authority last night. Looking on are the authority's chairman, Mr Koh Cher Siang (right), and
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      Shaping a better Singapore
      164 36 THE challenge ahead for URA w is to shape the city's continued growth and development. We have to create an urban environment that has carefullyplanned landscaped open spaces, pedestrian walkways, a coordinated building design and an integrated road and MRT transport network. This will make the
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      Asas to discuss chairs ad
      96 36 Asas to discuss chairs ad THE Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (Asas) is expected to meet next week to discuss an advertisement saying that office chairs with certain types of gas springs are unsafe. The advertisements were placed by Diethelm Singapore Pte Ltd, which has sent its response to queries
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      Axe charge man held
      69 36 A MAN was charged on Thursday with hurting another man with an axe m front of a house m Bedok Road on Wednesday evening. No plea was taken from Mahdi bin Lsmoon, 48, who is alleged to have hurt Mr Ismail bin Bujang, 42. Mahdi will
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      Three win right to continue as unions
      267 36  - Three win right to continue as unions IVAN LIM By I THREE trade unions, facing possible reclassification as societies, have won the right to remain as unions following appeals to the Labour Ministry. They are among 50 employers' and employees' unions which have been given a year's grace from April
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      Witnesses to accidents are sought
      88 36 Witnesses to accidents are sought THREE people died m separate road accidents on Thursday. Mr Tan Niam Cheng, 64. died instantly after he was knocked down by an SBS bus at Serangoon Road and cyclist Mr Phua Cher Seng. 58. died after an accident with an army truck along Upper
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      Advertising salesman claims trial
      88 36 Advertising salesman claims trial A FORMER sales representative has claimed trial to two counts of accepting a total of $342.20 as gratification for recommending clients to Hyad Pte Ltd. Teddy Tan Kirn Teck alias Thomas Tan Kirn Teck, 32, formerly of Times Publishing Berhad, is said to have accepted $70
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      Bosses to take more positive approach
      149 36 Bosses to take more positive approach THE Singapore National Employers' Federation aims to depart from mere "fire-fight-ing" to a more positive approach to promote harmonious industrial relations. SNEF president Jack Chia, m outlining this departure said: "In the past, the federation had sought to achieve this (harmonious industrial relations) through
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      Phone call leads to arrest of suspected conmen
      200 36 Phone call leads to arrest of suspected conmen A TIMELY phone call from a man to his neighbourhood police post yesterday led to the arrest of two suspected conmen and the seizure of a quantity of fake jewellery. Police were full of praise for the caller who tipped off the
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      $93,050 haul by thieves
      199 36 THIEVES got away with $93,050 m cash and valuables m three break-ins m the past three days. In the first case, workers at the Sunny Metal and Engineering Pte Ltd at Senoko Road, Sembawang, locked up the premises and left at about 4 p.m. on Tuesday.
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      Lock icon Jolly bad time
      400 37 -41 ALWAYS seem to be banging my head against a brick wall. It's only the thought of making the Thomas Cup team that keeps me going, otherwise I feel like packing it m and looking 4} for a Job. 7 England's Kevin Jolly Kevin out of Thomas
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      Lock icon Baby, mum's back in side
      148 37 LONDON, Fri. Nor» Perry. England's sole world badminton champion, has been selected to play for her country only a month after giving birth to her first child. The world mixed doubles champion was yesterday named In an eight-strong England squad for the Über Cup finals
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      297 37 LONDON, Fri. A letter outlining concern over the scheduled tour of South Africa is to be sent to the English Rugby Football Union by the Commonwealth Games Council for England. The RFU meet today to decide whether to go ahead with their controversial visit m May and June.
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      95 37 Two down but still not out EDINBURGH, Fri. Two Scottish internationals currently on the injured list are included m the 25-strong squad named yesterday by the Grand Slam champions to tour Rumania m May. Centre Euan Kennedy suffered a leg injury m the Five Nations match against England and scrum-half
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      Lock icon Sarfraz axed from squad
      150 37 ISLAMABAD, Fri. Sarfraz Nawaz, one of Pakistan's outstanding players m the recently -completed Test series against England, has been dropped from the 14 man squad for next month's inaugural Asian Cricket Cup m Sharjah. The Pakistan Cricket Board of Control said m a statement yesterday that
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      Lock icon Injury bogs down Hogg
      151 37 BRIDGETOWN, Fri. Fart bowler Rodney Hogg's sore achllles tendon makes him a doubtful starter for Australia m the Third cricket Test against the West Indies, storting here today. If Hogg Is ruled out, he will be replaced by Cart Rackemann, who has lust resumed playing after
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      95 37 MELBOURNE. Fri. The world's seven Testplaying countries have been invited to compete m a one-day cricket festival here next year as part of the state of Victoria's 150 th anniversary celebrations. World Cup holders India, England, New Zealand, West Indies, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Australia have
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      Lock icon Frost takes the spotlight
      258 37 CHELTENHAM (England), Fri. Danish badminton supremo Morten Frost has burst through the 1,000--points barrier m the Grand Prix standings after his victory m the AllEngland championships. Frost, who has already won five major titles this year, hoisted his ProKennex Grand Prix tally to 1,155 points, more
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      109 37 Men's singles: 1 Morten Frost (Den) 1.155 pts, 2 Jens-Peter Nierhoff (Den) 730, 3 Liem Swie King (Indon) 420, 4 Hastomo Arbi (Indon) 410, 5 Steve Baddeley (Eng) 355, S Nick Yates (Eng) 345, 7 Prakash Padukone (Ind) 305, Michael Kjeldsen (Den) 305, 9 Han Jian (Chi)
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      22 38 MOBIL edged out CIAS 4-3 m a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division Two match at the Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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      Lock icon Tony turns on gutsy display in gusty conditions
      264 38 BOCA RATON (Florida), Fri. American Tony Giammalva eliminated fourth-seeded Andres Gomez, of Ecuador, m strong winds yesterday to reach the quarter-finals of a U*****,000 ($551,200) men's Grand Prix tennis tournament. Giammalva beat a frustrated Gomez 5-7, 7-6, 6-2, taking the second set-tie-breaker
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      415 38  -  PETER SIOW REVIEW. By Outstanding trio make night a memorable one WHO says lightning does not strike twice at the same place? In the case of the justconcluded National Basketball league, it struck an unbelievable three times at the Gay World Stadium. Amazingly, all
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      Zhu in best leap of year
      340 38 Sports m short CHINA'S Zhu Jianhua. holder of the world high jump record, set a 1984 personal best by clearing 2.35 metres at a Canton athletics meet, the New China News Agency said. Zhu, one of China's medal hopes for the Los Angeles Olympic
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      Derby dazzlers
      756 39  -  Martin Palmer Kick-off with Gates down, but rivalry between neighbouring teams still alive LONDON, Fri. The advent of television has been largely responsible for giving British football a more cosmetic appearance, with canned highlights, action replays and glossy presentation often diluting the game's raw excitement. But despite the
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      Lock icon The $300,000 question
      340 39 Watson's England debut will prove costly for Norwich BOBBY Robson has handed Norwich City a £100,000 ($306,000) headache by adding centrehalf Dave Watson to his England squad for Wednesday's British Championship soccer match against Northern Ireland at Wembley. That is how much the East Anglian club will
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      Lock icon Augenthaler joins the 'rebels'
      251 39 Disappointed Klaus quits national side HANOVER, Fri. Bayern Munich sweeper Klaus Augenthaler yesterday swelled the ranks of West German soccer players who refuse to play for their country. Augenthaler, who has four caps, said he would no longer consider selection after West German trainer Jupp Derwall
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      406 39 Bad start at 10 A 10-YEAR-OLD footballer was banned for nine months and his team-mate suspended for the rest of the season by an English Football Association disciplinary commission on Thursday. The youngsters, one of whom threw mud at the referee while the other insulted him, play for
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    303 40  -  EPSOM JEEP This speedster has won m good and heavy going By IN LUCK is all speed and will take a lot of catching over the easy Ipoh 1,200 m course m Race 4 today. An all-going horse, this six-year-old ploughed through a heavy track to
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    189 40 Grand National: Runners and jockeys LIVERPOOL, Fri. FORTY runners will take part m tomorrow's Grand National steeplechase at Aintree. The runners with jockeys are: Corbiere (Ben De Haan), Ashley House (Graham Bradley), Grittar (John Franoome), Eliogarty (Donal Hassett), Spartan Missile (John White), Midnight Love (Chris Grant), Greasepaint (Tommy Carmody), Earthstopper
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    127 40  -  TONTO By Our man on the track IPOH. Fri. Financier 111 (Race 1) and Abundance II (Race 2) both restricted terms events should give punters a good start. Financier 111 made his debut m October over 1,200 m here. He finished sixth to Tres
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    Bed O'Roses goes fluently
    660 41 Ipoh track soft after downpour SGKSJGKLS S,GLSKGLS S,G,S,MLG ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Fri. Bed O'Roses II wound up his preparation for the Class 6 Div 1 sprint over 1,200 m (Race 9) on Sunday with a fluent gallop here this morning. With a riding
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    127 41 LIVERPOOL, Fri A FORCED ticket racket has surfaced on the eve of the Grand National the world's most famous steeplechase. Police estimate 3,000 fake £25 (about Ss7s) tickets have been printed and 500 people were turned away when they tried to get into Aintree Racecourse yesterday with
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    198 41 MEMPHIS, Fri A 40.8 kg filly named Windrush Eve was born here on Wednesday to become the first of a new breed called the American Sport Horse. Melanie Smith, a member of the US Olympic equestrian team, said the American Sport Horse is the first
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    336 41 PERTH, Fri ONE of Western Australia's top trainers, Roy Edwards, is planning to set up his stables m Hongkong. He intends to topple Australian George Moore from his pedestal as the colony's leading trainer. Until the end of May, Edwards will be
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    612 42 Today's fixtures Birmingham v Aston Villa, Coventry v Arsenal, Kverton v Southampton, Ipswich v Luton, Leicester v Norwich, Notts County v Nottingham Forest, Stoke v Sunderland, Tottenham v Wolverhampton, Watford v Liverpool, West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United, West Ham v Queens Park Rangers. MANCHESTER, Friday THE
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    307 42 JOE DORAI ON THE LOCAL SOCCER SCENE Lack of support forces FAS to call off AGM THE scheduled Football Association of Singapore's annual meeting at the National Stadium Theatrette was last night dramatically called off because there was no quorum. It came as a rude
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    270 42 GETTING an admission ticket for the Asia-Ocea-nia pre-Olympics competition at the National Stadium from April 14-29 could well be like hitting the jackpot for the late purchaser, at least. This is because almost all the 10 countries taking part will be bringing their band
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    166 42 Ace Kiwis spring a surprise NEW ZEALAND sprang a surprise when they included Maori striker Colin Tuaa m their squad for the Asia-Oceania pre-Olympics final round m Singapore next month. Tuaa, 24. is one of the few newcomers. The majority of the squad were m Singapore m 1982 for the
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    176 42 Hornets are substituted for the final ALEXANDRA HORNCTS were yesterday disqualified from the National I'nder-lfi youth soccer tournament final for fielding three substitutes m the semi-final tie last week. The Football Association of Singapore youth committee decided this following a protest by Sembawang who were beaten 3-2 on penalty kicks
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    The classic final dash
    318 43 Singapore, Malaysia show ruthless streak By PETER SIOW SINGAPORE, unbeaten since 1978, advanced uncompromisingly to another battle royale against Malaysia m today's final of the East Asian squash championships. In last night's semi-finals at the East Coast Recreation Centre, Singapore and Malaysia made sure of another
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    Thai protest upheld
    348 43 THAILAND, who lost 3-2 to the Philippines on Thursday, yesterday lodged a protest, claiming that L. era played oat of order against them. The protest was upheld and Thailand were declared 4-1 winners. The Thais will now challenge Japan for fifth place while the Philippines meet Indonesia
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    184 43 JAKARTA, Fri. Australian Terry Gale shot into the lead m the Indonesian Open golf championship here today with a two-round score of 140, after carding another two-under-par 70. Leading scores (Americans, unless stated): 1M Terry Gale (Aust) 70, 70. 141 Jeff Lewis 70. 71. Tim
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    Lock icon Proposal for joint Korean team for LA
    123 43 SEOUL, Fri. The North Korean Olympic Committee today proposed forming a unified Korean team for this year's Olympic Games m Los Angeles, the South Korean Olympic Committee said. North Korean representatives handed a message to South Korean delegates at the border village of
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    24 43 THE Swift's Athletes Association Tan Soo I.iat memorial road relay has been postponed to April 14 at the Seletar Reservoir at 5 p.m.
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    Crush course to the cruncher
    213 43 SINGAPORE and Hongkong crushed their opponents at the East Coast Recreation Centre yesterday to keep open the door to the East Asian women's team squash championship honours. Singapore rushed past the Philippines m 80 minutes of mostly insipid action, while Hongkong took slightly longer to
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    Lock icon Difficult for Indonesia
    141 43 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia will find it difficult to stage the next South-east Asia Games m Dec 1985 m place of Brunei, who recently withdrew as hosts. Suprayogi, chairman of the Indonesian Olympic Council (KONI), today said that m addition to insufficient funds, Indonesia would have very little
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    79 43 INDIANAPOLIS, Frl. Butterfly specialist Mary Me*gher yesterday won her first freestyle event, capturing the women's 2M metres In tike United States Indoor swimming championships here. Mary, If, recorded a personal best time of 2 mln •.Msec to edge top qualifier Nancy Hogshead by flve-hnndredths of a second.
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    125 43 LOCAL teams occupied the top positions after the first day of shooting m the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association invitation meet at Rifle Range Road yesterday. Singapore Gun Club, with contributions from Heung Yam Yuen (85). Tan Boon Huat (72) and I,ee Wung Yew (72), are m front
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    CSC triumph
    20 43 CEYLON Sports Gub edeed out Schools A 2-1 m a Banter Trophy Under-20 hockey match at Balestier Road
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    Stars for Parade at Delta
    235 43  -  LEK SEOW YAM SHAWALUDDIN Baboo, that never-say-die Marine Parade player, could turn tonight's InterConstituency badminton final at the Delta Complex into a short but exciting affair On his shoulders lies the heavy burden of inflicting what could be a fatal plow on Geylang West m
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      99 43 Todays events BADMINTON !■>«» t— ttUfiy final: Geylang West v Marine Parade (Delta Sports Complex. 7 p.m. DARTS NatUaal rhampUnshlp (National Stadium, 3 p.m.). HOCKEY Barker Trapay I -M: Khalsa v School A. Schools B v Permaisurians (Both matches at Farm- Park. 345 p.m and 5.15 p.m.) SOCCER Btagapwe Malaya'
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    398 44  -  STELLA DANKER By Special events helped to raise the most THE Community Chest of Singapore has a fivemonth headstart for Its next round of collections. Strong support since its launch last September enabled It to reach Its goal of $5.2 million before
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    128 44 NEW DELHI, Fri. Bees buzzed a reception m Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's garden yesterday, sending guests fleeing. The bees struck just before Mrs Gandhi was due to join about 300 guests m her garden. Mrs Gandhi, whom some Indians affectionately call the country's "queen bee", directed operations against
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    Thailand condemns Vietnam's intrusion
    515 44  -  NANCY CHNG Copy of note handed to Hanoi's envoy By Bangkok correspondent BANGKOK, Fri. The Thai Foreign Ministry today summoned the Vietnamese Ambassador to Thailand, Mr Tran Quang Co, to receive a copy of the protest note it had submitted to the UN Secretary-General yesterday condemning
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    20 civilians executed, says radio
    81 44 UPI reports from ARANYAPRATHET: Radio Khmer reported today that Vietnamese troops executed 20 Cambodian civilians suspected of aiding guerillas by running them over with Russian tanks. The radio said the executions took place on March 18 m Cambodia's Battambang province, m a village about 104
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    Secret Aussie paper cites Jakarta threat
    656 44  -  LIM SAY BOON Leak puts Hawke govt m centre of storm By miDourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Fri. The Hawke Government regards Indonesia as the only serious threat to Australia's security. This was the picture which emerged from extracts of a secret defence planning document published
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    42 44 WASHINGTON, Fri. The US Defence Department has proposed selling Taiwan US$B7 million (SslBo million) worth of spare parts and supplies. In a letter to congress, the Pentagon said the items represented the Taiwan air force's annual logistic re- quirements. AP
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    Woman shot outside Victoria Theatre
    242 44  - Woman shot outside Victoria Theatre JUDY TAN By Appeal for witnesses to robbery A SHUTTER-BUG may have captured on film the shooting of a woman accountant by agonman daring a robbery m the porch of the Victoria Memorial Hall and Theatre at Empress Place yesterday. Witnesses told police that the
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    52 44 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. A gigantic mudslide caused 6y torrential rain killed at least 10 people and left eight missing and 14 injured, according to reports reaching here yesterday from Salta province m northern Argentina. A further 20 people are known to have died m recent flooding m Argentine
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    32 44 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell by 607 points to 1.164.68 m the first hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      For the Maoris of the Maoris
      2351 1  -  CHRISTINE KHOR By The power of Sweet talk pop video OUTLOOK, Page Two LEISURE. Pag* Twenty-seven An articulate Wellington-based career diplomat is New Zealand's best-known Maori novelist. Considered a success m both the white and Maori worlds, he was also his literary world's enfant
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        1419 2  - Sugar food of and love TAN LEE LENG By SKGLSK Coconut biscuits 50 g golden syrup 125 g margarine IUO g castor sugar 75 g rolled oats 50 g desiccated coconut 100 g flour 2 tsp bicarbonate of soda Method: Melt syrup, margarine and sugar together until sugar dissolves. Stir
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        1018 3  -  NATALIN LING TJENDRAWASIH RESTAURANT 20 Tanglin Road Reviewed by NEVER mind if you can't pronounce the name; you won't fail to notice the brightly coloured new signboard of the Tjendrawasih (say dra-wa-si)Restau-rant, along the row of shophouses opposite Tanglin Shopping Centre. The whole front of
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        839 3  - Brunch is such a boon to late risers MARIAN BURROS By m New York WHILE Lewis Carroll did not coin the word "brunch", Humpty Dumpty coined the phrase "portmanteau word" to describe such a word one that is made up of two others and suggests part of the meaning of
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        304 3 X ir*\ Ait New Laurier sanitary panties Comfortable, safe and body- fit jMtk^tk^^ *w your body line m a natural way. ft B V It has a middle layer 1 made of Entrant a, i"™""; >^ a newly- developed t t material that is leak- proof air Circulation. Entrant a
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        Making funny faces
        489 4 Making funny faces THE funny faces contest drew 179 entries. I thought it would be interesting to see which age group the contest attracted most. So I compiled an age-profile graph (right) and found that 11-year-olds submitted the largest number of entries (41). They were followed by those aged 12
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        The loudest croak to the smallest frog
        354 4 Lai Lee Hong's winning 3 mm frog (bottom left), which is a magnificent specimen under a magnifying glass, and its larger companion. See the inset for the actual size of his effort THIS week, I am announcing the winners of the Mini Frog
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        The selling of British Malaya
        822 5 What emerges from this book, then, is not so much a picture of Malaya under British rule, as an insight into the British themselves, into the attitudes and prejudices, beliefs and intentions of the people who came here and, for better or worse, stamped the
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        Reporter's view of changing times
        732 5 A JOURNAL IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL By George L. Peet Times Books International for the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society 175 pages, $14.50 Reviewed by HUGH MABBETT IN 1927, Kuala Lumpur had five electric bathroom water heaters and seven electric cookers. Two years
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        Front good to stupid and dull
        844 6  -  AUTOLYCUS Reviewed I by THE SHINING DAY By Frank Ross Pan, 383 pages, $8.40 SOLDIER NO MORE By Anthony Price Granada, 416 pages, $9.35 THE MORDIDA MAN By Ross Thomas Penguin, 280 pages, DOUBLE JEOPARDY By Colin Forbes Pan, 254 pages, $8.40 WE USED
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        Blend of facts and nonsense
        359 7  -  NATHANAEL LIM Reviewed by The young reader SPACE: A FACT AND RIDDLE BOOK By Jane Sarnoff and Reynold Ruffins Hodder and Stoughton, 1978 Hardcover, 32 pages, $17.85 THIS compact volume falls into a little-explored territory where hard facts about outer space are wedded to lavishly-illustrated
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        Big no to N-power
        868 7  -  DANIEUL MUDALI Comic book raises pertinent questions and hits out at nuclear industry Reviewed by L NUCLEAR POWER FOR BEGINNERS By Stephen Croall and Kaianders Sempler Writers and Readers Publishing Cooperative Society Ltd. 1982 172 pages. $12.70 I HAVE finally come across a comic book I
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        407 5 ■fl Ss^s -^B i/rc4' /^P^P*\ Bs Discounts for you will qualify for our Grand Jackpot Draw Grand Jackpot Prizes* I With every purchase of $100 and above to be held m March 1985! I made at Peter Chew's you will receive So shop regularly at Peter Chew's To P Priz
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        144 6 ■fZ^ OF ANCIENT EGYPT Mijj^P' II Using three screens and seven projectors, Jj^ Australian Leaurer Peter Jack takes you to the Blj^V^ Middle East. A^ wL. Discover how the exciting science ot archaeology mfc^ A throws new light on the Bible story. TO-NIGHT -7.30 PM (MAR. 3I) Visit Cairo and
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        411 12 j LIDO: Tonight M'nite a Aj Was it an ACCIDENT \?tew j< or wes SHE MURPERED? I Win W W Nominated for ij-y I W iff 5 ACADEMY AWARDS v 1 I I ■&> "'^B I I flr t m m SbL a^ a\W am. *w *m I BPK B^Bw
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        354 12 A FLOWER IN I^H JTHE RAINING /^^C> ®\>/® (mWW aav Mtim M4 4m ©\^S i.i.'irOi:<[H4s4467n 5 i>^ ftecfttcifoittfi Safe gvi f i %SBEsri (5^ gvllYS j THE EVIL ONES v 5 ©i^^Sr Pvnuicifo coraac I^t'yS today last 4 shows tXQUISIIG *****0 I 30 3 30, 7 30 9 30PM QQQp
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        553 15 H A leading and established company invites application for the position of Personnel Of ficer I B The selected candidate will be responsible for the personnel administration and employee relations functions of the company Key tasks will include recruitment, salary administration, performance appraisal, employee welfare, manpower planning and staff development
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        331 16 APPOINTMENTS QUALITY OIL PTE LTD is looking for SALES ENGINEER Should have at least 3 years experience m lubricants or petroleum products sales Holder of mechanical or chemical engineering diploma Must be dynamic and possess initiative, drive and a good track record SALES REPRESENTATIVE Minimum G.C.E. 'O' level Experience m
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        868 16 i International Lending Salary: Circa $80,000 per annum Our client is a large European bank which has recently established an offshore branch m Singapore with responsibility for the Asia-Pacific region. It now requires a well experienced and highly motivated individual to fill the position of Manager International Lending. The Manager
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        644 17 APPOINTMENTS McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE LTD is a leading I B multi-national marine engineering and construction company. I I Our Data Processing Department has recently upgraded to an I IBM 3083 operating VM, DOS/VSE, and OS/VSI and over the next 12 months will migrate to MVS. To satisfy our
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        927 17 g^GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HOUSEWARES PTE^H W LTD, an established manufacturer of well-known fSs =3 household appliances, invites suitably qualified per- =E sons to apply for the following career opportunities:- E3 E ENGINEER I I PLASTIC MOLDING The successful candidate should ideally be substantially experi |5 enced m plastic injection and
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        580 17 HAUTE COUTURE One of the world's leading names m haute couture requires a BOUTIQUE MANAGERESS The person we are looking for should have the finesse m the clothes she wears and m outlook which is a reflection of the high fashion name she represents. Her sophistication will probably stem from
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        348 17 is looking for young and energetic personnel to |Oin the teom as Fashion Designers (2) Responsibility: Design and sketching of apparel and the supervision ot samples for production I Requirement: Diploma m Fashion Designing essential At least 1-year relevant experience m designing j either men's dress-up and sports wear OR
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        678 18 APPOINTMENTS W m SEMBAWANG ■fH ENGINEERING ■■■ta (PTE) LTD Sembawang Engineering Pte Ltd is a large and expanding Company with activities mainly m engineering fabrication and offshore related industries. The Company is expanding m South East Asia and now seeks well qualified professionals to join its management team. CONTRACTS MANAGER
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        843 18 I ASSISTANT 1 I GENERAL MANAGER I INSURANCE I jjj OUB Group offers a challenging opportunity,^ a senior level for a g top calibre insurance executive to join Overseas Union Insurance S X Ltd, a direct insurer. The Assistant General Manager will be respon- D] i sible to the Chief
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        1135 18 r| MARKETING I OPERATIONS I if MANAGER \L (Not less than $80,000 P. A. CAR) 9 We are a dynamic Fcrtune 500 Company marketing a mk range of products for office use m Singapore, Malaysia Bj and other countries m thisregion. In view of our plans for H| growth, we
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        612 19 APPOINTMENTS Opportunities as Engineers m Fabrication Operations Corporatrons W M noured^e n i :ss^^a<^- ta(ented 1 Ability to attract. (c( I With such a w us as we y your talent 5 hno/o gy. I eVe h 9 '!n)oppo^ nitiesafe f^^ PLASTIC PROCESS ENGINEERS You provide day to day fabrication
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        782 19 j^^^^^^^^^^^^m NTL lnstitute,U.S.A. *Afients I iv University Associates l ntvm < l ti< n*il Publications (HRD MANAGER I NEGOTIABLE $70,000 Per Annum I Benefits I (Ref ES 1408) I A leading multinational organization with significant I investments m Malaysia is seeking the services of an I accomplished and mature professional
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        680 19 An established international procurement I agency has a vacancy for a I SENIOR SUPPLIES I OFFICER fl A go ahead and ambitious individual is fl required to take over and to continue to fl develop a purchasing section providing fl services to a number of government and public sector clients
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        421 19 SALES EXECUTIVE SERVICE DIVISION (Remuneration 5535.000 $40,000 PA.) We are an international British company seeking the services of a dynamic Sales Executive Applicants, either male or female, should have the aptitude and experience required to sell an important service to institutional establishments Applicants should be m their late 20's or
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        605 20 rAn international group of companies with diversified activities, invites applications for the following positions: ASSISTANT FINANCE ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Responsibilities Reporting to the group financial controller, the incumbent will need to to be closely involved m all aspects of administration and accounting matters m so far as they relate to the
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        595 20 IlnicnAdwriisiiioPicLul (Memberof Association of Accredifwl m«mh»;. c- »n miiua AOVeniSlllg Agents, Singapore) Application! arc invited from suitably qualified personnel to (ill the following posts. Account Director/ Account Executives: At least 2-3 years experience m accredited agency. Good command of the English Language. Working knowledge of marketing and media. Education: Mm
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        888 20 r PA Personnel Services TKT^^'^^ I>A <: nsullin R Services Pic Ltd A B B I>hob> (ihaut tt 10-10. Ca«ha> Building. Singapore t»«<22 1 m m^^ relex: RS 2)19) PKRSAI). i SECURITY: No information will he given to our client unless j •^bb^b^.^bW b^. authonscdbv Vl »»at a personal meeting
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        547 21 APPOINTMENTS r PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION 1 Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following appointments: POST 1 HEAD (CULTURE) POST 2 PROGRAMME COORDINATOR POST 3 KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS POST 4 DAY CARE TEACHERS POST 5 KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANTS Requirements Post) An honours degree with related experience. Candidates without
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        582 21 We are the leading manufacturer of the BU" Winchester Disc Drives and as a result of our rapid expansion programme we require qualified and dynamic personnel to supplement our existing manpower requirement: (1) PERSONNEL OFFICER Degree m Arts/Social Sciences Minimum 1 to 2 years experience m personnel administration including organising
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        1135 21 I 98 B PI m L 5 Electronic Engineers Engineering ■H job: Assistants l^^g The selected persons will join a team of The Job: engineers engaged m engineering activities The selected persons will assist theengineers m M which include the design of telev.s.on test test equipment design activities; implementing {^■■H
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        713 22 We design the Future of Microcomputer Peripherals. HB We are a subsidiary of Tandon Corporation, a US a^L^L^EpS manufacturer of computer peripherals. The Corporation is ranked among the leaders m the field and has achieved b^b^E^S a consistent pattern of excellent annual growth since its founding. Recently established m Singapore
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        699 22 I Our Advanced Technology i center which Is located In Jurong, provides technical and consul- tancy services m material applications product and process development using computer aided design (CAD) techniques to General Electric affiliated manufacturing plants and external clients m the Asia Pacific region I SK^SSSS ex,"" CA Un C
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        998 22 SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER ROTATING AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT k^__^ McDermott Marine Engineering Far East Working closely with our other I offer a diverse range of engineering engineering design disciplines you will Bl^^T^B and project management services to the enjoy a high degree of iob satisfaction Ii oil and gas industry throughout
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        1359 23 APPOINTMENTS I^|CB .^^■■■I^HIHHIHM^HI^^BH^^^ |^l^^^^ MflHl^H V^^^ ar^i T^ltfl CE^ Micro Software Specialist Training Documentation Design Engineer Component Engineer I WTltniW "J^^^iß^-.^^ Requirements: Specialist Requirements: Requirements KIAN GWAN WV%#IIBf^ -^A jevel. Diploma holder. Degree holder Requirements: EE Diploma. Oegree/Honours/Master More than 2 years ex, lenence m purchasing o. ms W^ AU|^
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        585 24 APPOINTMENTS Carlee Electronics Manufacturing Company servicing the computer industry invites applications for the following positions:FINANCE MANAGER (Around 5555,000 Per Annum) The successful candidate will report directly to the Managing Director and will be responsible tor Accounting, Finance, Secretarial, Administration, Fund Management EDP. He will be m his late twenties, or
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        673 24 W SINGAPORE IF di fcl^ POLYTECHNIC I Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following posts: I I ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN I I a) LIBRARIAN GR V I ($2844 3775) I b) LIBRARIAN GR VI I 111 CLERICAL OFFICER GR IV I I 111 DRIVER I I QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE
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        727 24 E ADMINISTRATION MANAGER A highly experienced mature mar with .1 proven background of practical office experierce is required for an export oriented trading CO* pan) m Singapore* The man wanted must have experience m running a large and busy office which has supply, marketing, accounts, credit. E DP, and planning
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        1033 25 APPOINTMENTS Your opportunity to sell a leading brand earn an attractive income •^"^^T-—^.J J P-a. /p/ h^i Join our dynamic sales team as iiT^^-^j f SALES REPRESENTATIVES #^T/ to market the full range of KOMATSU Forklifts m 7 II If you r :.>• a i^ositive attitude pleasant c^rs'Onaiity. possess ow
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        291 25 COMICS GARFIELD ByJimDmna AM,COfftt S I BEING A MONCM&ACK T" j 16 GOING TO TAKE 60M£ J V GETTING O5£P TO ITM [7AV?6 331 1984 United Feature Syndicate mc 1 BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates Sparling -^U- -\s- PERWAPe-VA/E-SMOULP OUR PIRST- PRIORITY- IsJOW- If^Wf/^< ,6 to LANP-OM-
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        1066 26 NOTICES OFFICINE RIUNITE UDINE S.p.A. (ORU ITALY) \J 1 \A Lb^^ 1 1 I \J Km IMWm \0 fc" *9 as Sole Agerrt for ORU Concrete Mixing Batching I^uits for East r^ r\/ I l\#l did \f If^ j^B m vd«*^iP^* *^^BmhC m iM^^^^ 'r^^T^r^^^Ki t-\pc t o r~\ f<^l
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        570 26 PEANUTS By9cMi ■3 SI I 1164 Uniled Feature S/ndicale me I I tj?^ /f^i MWw IUT By dm r The- Ho6fes6 will v<- C c r r '4LI u.^ a^ "N NOW PfcMOMSTRATe VOOR o v c PUFf POff prA^- C •> \J *Ri%e 1 KU^ 1 >^^. >»^ v>«
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        480 27 FROM strict Sunday doses to Saturday afternoon tonic the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is increasing its diet of sports programmes. Apparently more people are tuning m to this new slot (programmes start anytime from 3.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.), which began m February. It is an hour-long programme
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        746 27  -  PAUL WALLACE By I m London In the Pre-Awards Special tonight (Ch 5, 7.50 p.m.), you will get to see video recordings of Michael Jackson's Beat It and Billy Joel's Uptown Girl, among others. Video films of songs are now a big
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        644 27  -  REBECCA CHUA Saturday with... THE buzzword these clays is computerisation. Everyone is talking about how computerisation will, if it hasn't already, revolutionise our lives. Sony* chairman Akio Morita says that m the year 2000, the telephone will be replaced by a TV screen. I dread to think what
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        370 27 MMMl^^ M^^— M^ MM M y Round-up i TV and radio Chandran i What's on SINGAPORE 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Kn.ls on SYMPHONY Wednesday. FYee ORCHESTRA MIMOOBMO NIGHT CONCERTS Presented by the Featuring American Development pianist Leonard Pennai ££2225 9 io. Programme includes I%™'"'^ 30 P Haydn's Symphony No. 30
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        465 28 -flH.lt 1 -ls^^l Ifll^v^fll^v^lPv^ ■^■W •Wiß-W%i r^-P \A^\uini! -B-AlmS i 3 B^J^J^J Aal 4 CDCCI flrV^V Bf^F Bi mJICV ■P'-M l-l v^m\\aiklfCTTiWl at BIKA. That's right, at BIKA your $700.00 shall become $1000.00 m just a few minutes. For Vp B B B BIBHMbHbI I B^A EUSURi every SI OOO.OO
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        1723 28 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE SWillg With the SBCS Radio One 1.00 PM Opening and Programme Highlights followed by 7.10 Tyre Wise a.5» am National Anthem by Pngmmm summ.ii> C 2 2ft V^CS "V" and the number "11" 7.30 News and Weather Forecast (Malay) BrieTtST Another Morning s.m New" m
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