The Straits Times, 11 May 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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  • Article
    Reagan sends note to Soviets
    525 1  -  ALAN HUBBARD Mass boycott looks more likely as East Germans pull out of Olympics By US PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan is sending a personal letter to Soviet leaders offering "important reassurances" over the Olympic Games but almost before the ink dries, a damaging new postscript from
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Mersing treasure finds
    64 1 THREE ancient, blackened ivory tusks lying m the rear of a police vehicle after they were taken to the Mersing police station. The tusks were among four recovered from the sea-bed near Pulau Batu Gajah, 8 km from Mersing, by Malaysian Navy divers m a day-long operation
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  • Article
    Sahe plans chain of mini-markets
    395 1  -  NGIAM TONG HAI Move to help pig and poultry farmers By THE Singapore Animal Husbandry Enterprises plans to set up a chain of air-conditioned minimarkets to help pig and poultry farmers shift to business if they have to give up their farms. The First Deputy
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  • Article
    Friday Night Fever
    96 1 WHAT do you do on a Friday night, the start of a long weekend? Some 80 young people do what they like most dance. They are learning to do it m 35 different ways. Other folk prefer to take life easy. About 100 of them gather at
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    Lock icon 'Korean forced me to get rid of Jalil's body'
    284 1 Mak takes to the witness stand HONGKONG, Thurs. ACCUSED Mak Foon Than told the High Court today that he helped dispose of Jalil Ibrahim's body because he and his wife were under a death threat from the Korean who killed the
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    Costlier bank and home loans likley
    541 1  - Costlier bank and home loans likley DOREEN SOH US dollar continues to strengthen By THE cost of bank borrowing and home loans looks set to rise again after the '2 point rise m US banks prime rates to 12 2 per cent last Tuesday. And if rates do rise, the
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    More students should live in hostels
    75 1 More students should live in hostels ALLOW more undergraduates to live m hostels so that boys and girls can get to know each other and pick a marriage partner. This suggestion was made by Professor Ann Wee, head of the Social Work Department, National University of Singapore m a TV
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      69 1 Inside 78 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-7 CAUSEWAY 15 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS IS TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25-43 RACING 43 SPORTS 42 44-47 Latest mm VERDICT OVER LIBYAN SIEGE LONDON, Thurs. The jury at the inquest arising from the Libyan embassy siege here reached a decision today that British
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      685 2 $180 m cable deal A BRITISH company has won the contract to supply £60 million (SslB4 million) worth of cables for Singapore's two new power stations. The deal is also a major breakthrough for a Singapore bank helping a British company with a big export order. BICC Supertension Cable
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      Comment
      277 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE NTUC has done all that it could to get workers to back the concept of house unions, which it rightly sees as one of the keys to Singapore's future progress. It has given a firm commitment to help ensure the success of house unions.
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      Timesdollar
      202 2 RALEIGH CYCLES WITHDRAWS ITS OFFER IN SHOCK MOVE AFTER months of intense battle behind the scenes, m boardrooms and m newspapers Raleigh Cycles, m a shock move, has called off its bid for General Lumber. In a terse announcement yesterday, the company's bankers, Bumiputra Merchant Bankers Bhd, said Raleigh
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      Timesport
      243 2 One hand on Cup ENGLAND'S Tottenham Hotspur have one hand on the European Football Union Cup after forcing holders Anderlecht to a 1-1 draw m Brussels on Wednesday m the first leg of a final marred by soccer hooligans. Tottenham have never lost a European soccer fixture at home
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      Around the world
      633 2 Moscow bound INTERNATIONAL efforts to salvage Soviet participation m the Los Angeles Olympics gathered momentum yesterday. Los Angeles' Olympic chief Peter Ueberroth sent a private message to the Soviet authorities urging them to call off their boycott. But the chances of .its success were not great, he
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      Across the Causeway
      205 2 XL faces office glut PROPERTY people m Kuala Lumpur estimate that there will be an over-supply of about 200,000 sq m or a staggering 166 vacant floors of office space m the Malaysian capital by early next year, when about 10 new buildings are completed. The expected
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      Section Two
      397 2 Chimes of your lives ONCE upon a time, the three most famous clocks m Singapore were the Victoria Memorial Hall, Telok Ayer Market and Singapore General Hospital clocks. But times have changed and today it seems like they're being overshadowed by more sophisticated timepieces digital, solar operated and
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      Section Three
      167 2 Hu Jin's next role TAIWAN-BORN actress Hu Jin was here last week to perform at the Hoover Live Theatre. Her role as the licentious Pan Jinlian m Golden Plum Blossom has given her a sex-goddess image. The seductive and cunning glow m her eyes were discovered by Li
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Jalil murder accused makes his defence
      761 3 TheJalil HONGKONG, Thurs. Jalil Ibrahim and a Korean said to be acting for Carrian boss George Tan were discussing the US$4 million (M 59.2 million) loan from Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) to one of Tan's companies on the day the bank official was killed,
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      'Another Korean killed Jalil'
      175 3 rMUSCROFT: What was your feeling about delivering a suitcase with a dead man m it? MAX: I was feeling upset and I was worried. I was thinking why it should happen to me. JUDGE: Did it ever enter your head to ask why Jalil had been
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      Lock icon Razaleigh declines to say whether he got statement
      410 3 KOTA BARU, Thursday FINANCE Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah today declined to say whether he had received a copy of the cautioned statement m which certain allegations were made against him by Mak Foon Than, the accused m the Jalil Ibrahim murder trial
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      Accused has two wives, jurors told
      140 3 HONGKONG, Thurs. The jurors m the High Court were told today that accused Mak Foon Than had two wives Hongkong-born Cheung Suk Kwan and an air stewardess who worked with Malaysian Airline System (MAS) who was resident m Malaysia. The air stewardess' name was
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      Lock icon Same beige sweater
      81 3 HONGKONG, Thurs. Mak Foon Than today wore the same beige sweater he has been wearing throughout the trial. He limped into the witness stand, with the aid of a erutoh under his right arm, when his counsel, Mr Colin Muscroft, began the defence rase by immediately calling
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      Lock icon How Mak fell out of the window
      217 3 HONGKONG, Thursday MAX Foon Than claimed today that he accidentally fell out of a window the day police came to his flat here to arrest him for the murder of Jalil Ibrahim. He told the high court that when he saw a group
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      Lock icon Mak met Korean in S'pore
      173 3 Mak met Korean in S'pore HONGKONG, Thurs. The accused, Malt Foon Than first met the Korean In Singapore In 1978 during a social lunch given by a petroleum company. They met a few times after that. The Korean, Shin, was later m Malaysia for some time and the two met
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      Lock icon 'End boycott' campaign gains momentum
      393 4 'End boycott' campaign gains momentum THE SHATTERED OLYMPICS LOS ANGELES, Thursday INTERNATIONAL efforts to salvage Soviet participation m the Los Angeles Olympics gathered momentum today as three top sports officials prepared to fly to Moscow m a bid to reverse the Russians' decision. Los Angeles' Olympic chief Peter Ueberroth has
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      Lock icon Reagan: It's unfair to the athletes
      395 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan said yesterday he was disappointed by the Soviet Union's boycott of the Olympic Games m Los Angeles. "I think it's unfair to the young people that have been waiting for so long to participate m those Games," he said.
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      Lock icon Bulgaria backs out too
      242 4 SOFIA, Thurs. The Bulgarian National Olympic Committee said after a plenary meeting lastnight it is joining the Soviet boycott of the Los Angeles Olympics. Bulgaria thus became the first of Moscow's east-bloc allies to follow the Soviet lead. Tonight East Germany became the second. ''Discussing the
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    • World briefs
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        Lock icon Teachers strike
        55 4 THOUSANDS OF children stayed at home or had their education disrupted on Wednesday as teachers m England and Wales staged a one-day strike for more pay. The teachers have rejected a 4.5 per cent pay rise offered by their local authority employers and have countered with an unofficial
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        Lock icon Editors toe the line
        61 4 PAKISTANI NEWSPAPERS appeared yesterday without their usual coverage of political news and opposition statements after the military government banned all reporting on outlawed political parties. Newspaper editors m Islamabad said the Information Ministry issued the ban after the Opposition Movement for the Restoration of Democracy (MRD)
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        Lock icon M'bow cleans up act
        62 4 UNESCO DIRECTOR-GENERAL Amadou Mahtar M'l>ow proposed sweeping management reforms of his controversial agency m an attempt to prevent a withdrawal from the organisation by the United States ano Britain. In an announcement m Paris yesterday Mr M'bow proposed budget cuts, decentralisation of his power to regional
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        Lock icon Roundtable meeting
        63 4 A NATIONAL roundtable conference seeking solutions to Sri Lanka's communal problems has set up a committee to discuss devolution of power to the provinces, National Security Minister Lalith Athulathmudali, said m Colombo yesterday. The conference also set up a committee to discuss measures to remove the grievances of
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        Lock icon India to get MiG-29s
        60 4 THE SOVIET UNION is to upgrade its military supplies to India with MiG-295, missiles, naval craft and other sophisticated weapons, the Far Eastern Economic Review reported m its latest issue m Hongkong yesterday. An Indian delegation to Moscow m April headed by Defence Secretary S. M.
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        Lock icon Experts brought in
        84 4 TWO FRENCH aviation experts have arrived to help find the cause of recent crashes which have prompted Australia to ground its Mirage jet fighters and kept them out of a major military exercise, Australia's chief of air staff Air Marshal David Evan said m Darwin yesterday. The
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      Time bomb blast six
      193 5 Time bomb blast six Incident could harm relations between Libya and Ethiopia NAIROBI, Thursday AN EXPLOSION, apparently caused by an accidentally detonated time bomb, killed at least five Libyans and an Ethiopian yesterday m the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, the British Broadcasting Corp reported. Diplomatic sources said the explosion
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      Gaddafi says he has proof
      157 5 In TRIPOLI, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said he had proof Britain, Sudan and the United States instigated the attack that ended with the slaying of several antiGaddafi commandos m fierce fighting m Tripoli. "We have documents and evidence proving that these terrorists were trained m
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      Lock icon 2 weapons in London shooting
      67 5 2 weapons in London shooting Meanwhile m LONDON, forensic experts told an inquest into the death of policewoman Yvonne Fletcher that two weapons were used m shooting from the Libyan embassy here on April 17. Scotland Yard, which led the embassy siege and investigations, had until today said a single
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      Lock icon Marathon runner killed by accident
      151 5 Marathon runner killed by accident DAR ES SALAAM, Thurs. Police shot and killed Olympic marathon hopeful Richard Temilinga Mbelwa after mistaking him for a thief while he was on a morning training run, the Tanzanian news agency said today. Mr Mbelwa, 22, was shot m the chest and left leg
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      Lock icon We'll continue to hit tankers at Kharg Island: Iraq
      263 5 We'll continue to hit tankers at Kharg Island: Iraq LONDON, Thurs. Iraq warned shipowners it would continue to strike at tankers using Iran's main oil terminal at Kharg Island m the Gulf. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia refused to blame Baghdad for attacks on two Saudi vessels. Iraq has declared part of
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      Lock icon Probe team gets nowhere
      192 5 BULAWAYO (Zimbabwe), Thursday A ZIMBABWEAN government facility trip into troubled Matabeleland province for Journalists to Investigate allegations of army atrocities resulted m chaos when a military convoy got lost for several hours m thick African bosh. About 50 journalists, most of them foreign correspondents, were escorted
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      Lock icon Syria to let Red Cross visit captives
      96 5 Syria to let Red Cross visit captives JERUSALEM, Thurs. Syria has agreed to allow the International Red Cross to visit three Israelis captured by Syrian troops m northern Lebanon early this month, but chances of their early release appeared dim, diplomatic sources say. The sources declined to say yesterday whether
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      Lock icon Two charged
      47 5 NEW YORK, Thurs. Two Libyan students were arrested yesterday m Philadelphia and charged with buying three .45 calibre handguns from an undercover FBI agent, officials said. The men, Bashir Bli Baesho, 36, and Mathi Hitewesh, 37, were m the United States on student visas. UPI
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      Lock icon Row over conduct of Sino-British talks
      449 6 HK delegation warns of 'a collapse m confidence' HONGKONG, Thurs A ROW has broken out between the majority of members on Hongkong's two central governing bodies and the British government over the conduct of negotiations with China to determine the colony's future. A 10-man
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      Lock icon Thai welcome for Pope
      84 6 POPE John Paul II landed m Bangkok to a simple but warm welcome yesterday. He was greeted at the airport by His Royal Highness, Crown Prince V ajiralongkorn, who presented him with a special garland. The Pope met King Bhumibol Adulyadej later In the day and
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      'US might will be used in region' warning
      259 6  -  PETER HAZELHURST By SEOUL, Thurs. American Defence Secretary Caspar Weinberger warned the Sovi et Union today that the United States will continue to use its military might to maintain peace m the region. He declared that the stability of the Korean peninsula
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    • PHILIPPINES ELECTION '84
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        Nine nations reject Marcos invitation
        144 6 MANILA, Thurs. The legislatures of nine countries have rejected the Philippines' invitation for an all-expenses paid trip to observe next Monday's parliamentary elections. The nine major trading partners and allies of the Philippines are the United States, Japan, Australia, Canada, Britain, Holland, France, West Germany
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        Candidate stabbed to death
        72 6 In the latest development, Mr Arturo Salonga, 45, an opposition election candidate of the Philippine Democratic Party-Laban coalition, was stabbed to death early today m an isolated incident. A 33-year-old suspect has been arrested. Police said the attack was not politically motivated. Mr Salonga is the
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        Armed Reds 'sack towns, plantation'
        75 6 UPI, quoting newspapers today, reports that some 140 heavily-armed communist guerillas sacked three towns and a timber plantation m the southern Philippines, destroying 34 vehicles and causing US$3.6 million (557.4 million) m damage. Newspapers m Davao, 960 km south of Manila, said the plantation m
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        Vital to have fair polls: Reagan
        69 6 In HONGKONG, UPI reports: US President Ronald Reagan said m an interview published today that a "fair and open" election m the Philippines next week could prove vital to restoring political and economic confidence. In remarks published by the Far Eastern Economic Review, he
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      Lock icon Vietnamese invaders routed, says China
      102 6 BEIJING, Thurs. China claimed today that Vietnamese border forces have launched several incursions into their territory since May 3. They also said that the Vietnamese had lobbed thousands of artillery rounds at Chinese frontier guards who repulsed the invaders and handed them "heavy losses." A
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      Reagan blasts Nicaragua 'liars'
      594 7  -  PETER BARNARD 'Live' television speech to sway public opinion By US Editor WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan last night made an impassioned plea for his embattled Central America policy, calling the Marxist regime m Nicaragua "liars" and using sophisticated television techniques to seek public support for
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      Lock icon 2 hurt in fire
      47 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. A spectacular waterfront blaze with orange flames shooting hundreds of metres above San Francisco Bay, destroyed two piers and caused at least US$2.5 million (555.25 million) m damage, fire officials said today. Two firemen were hurt m the blaze. AP
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      Lock icon Gunmen shoot at presidential candidate's home in Panama
      110 7 Gunmen shoot at presidential candidate's home in Panama PANAMA CITY, Thurs. GUNMEN armed with submachine guns opened fire on the home of Panamanian presidential candidate Arnulfo Arias Madrid but no one was injured m the attack, guards at the house said. The attack at 11 p.m. yesterday came amid delays
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      Lock icon Haitian head bans all rival parties
      41 7 Haitian head bans all rival parties PORT-AU-PRINCE (Haiti), Thurs. President-for-life Jean Claude Duvalier has outlawed all Haitian political parties except his own. A communique published m yesterday's editions of Le Nouveau Monde, the government newspaper, announced the ban, effective immediately. UPI
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      Lock icon Quebec sniper surrenders after 18 hours
      292 7 4 Marriage is like a bus you miss one and down the road comes another. s Mr Glynn Wolfe, 75, listed m the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's most-mar ned man with 26 marriages. QUEBEC, Thurs A SNIPER who wounded two
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      Lock icon I have shut Watergate floodgates, says Nixon
      232 7 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Former US President Richard Nixon says he no longer needs to discuss the scandal that forced him from office because "ten years of Watergate is enough." He also feels Mr Spiro Agnew has suffered enough. "I am not going to kick
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      Lock icon Deadly poison 'may help beat cancer'
      176 7 LONDON, Thurs. A rare and deadly poison used m the "umbrella murder" of a Bulgarian exile m London six years ago may help beat cancer, British researchers said yesterday. Writer and broadcaster Georgi Markov, 45, was stabbed by an unknown assassin with an umbrella
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      British firm wins $180 m cable contract
      322 8  -  TERESA OOI By London Reporter A BRITISH company has won the contract to supply £60 million (SslB4 million) worth of cables for Singapore's two new power stations. The deal represents a major breakthrough for a Singapore government bank helping a British firm with
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      Tourists drugged and then robbed
      540 8  -  ELENA CHONG By They are flown m to testify against man charged with theft TWO hotel guests were given drugged beverages and their valuables were stolen after they passed out, a district court heard yesterday. The two foreigners an American and an Australian were flown
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      Safe and sound
      215 8 A WORKER with the Ministry of National Development who collapsed m Mandai forest on Tuesday while carrying out a land survey is still recovering m hospital. Mr Asat bin Mohamad, 33, recalled: "We had started at 7.30 a.m. Two hours later we were working on a site
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      Watchman found Ldead outside workplace
      186 8 Watchman found Ldead outside workplace A WATCHMAN was found dead outside his workplace, where thieves had struck earlier, yesterday morning. There were no external injuries on Mr Resham Singh, 55, but police found some tablets together with his belongings. Mr Singh, an ex-po-liceman, had been working at Initial Services (S)
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      Children's society gets van
      91 8 Children's society gets van A NEW van costing $24,000 was presented to the Singapore Children's Society on Wednesday. The gift was from Le Classique, the department store m Tanglin Road. The vicepresident of the store (personnel), Mrs Chua Scow Ying, handed the van to the chairman of the society, Mr
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      Open house
      20 8 THE public is invited to the Nanyang Technological Institute's open house today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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      Nanyang JC to mark its fifth anniversary
      123 8 NANYANG Junior College has planned a number of activities to celebrate its fifth anniversary on May 20. The celebrations will start with an art exhibition of works by teachers and past and present students. This will be followed by a ceremony to install
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      Where to pay PUB bills
      57 8 THE Public Utilities Board's collection centre at the Overseas Union Bank at Golden Mile Complex at Beach Road will be temporarily closed for renovations for three to four months from tomorrow. During this period, consumers can pay their PUB bills at the Industrial and Commercial
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      'Stop the disposal of more treasure'
      168 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN By MALAYSIA intends to make a claim on the Merging treasure that was salvaged and shipped to Singapore. It has requested the authorities here to stop further disposal of the treasure that was salvaged by a group, based m Singapore, without the
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      Lock icon Navy divers bring up four tusks
      144 9 NAVY frogmen recovered four ivory tusks yesterday from the seabed. One tusk was recovered just before noon while the others were brought up m the afternoon, said Assistant Superintendent Yusof Nook of the Mersing police station. The tusks were taken to the Mersing police
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      Lock icon Merchant ship sailed despite foul weather
      494 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Dutch merchant ship, Risdam, went down m a most unusual way. There was no panic, and, most unusually, it sank only after it was grounded. This strange twist to the sad tale of the sinking of the Dutch merchant vessel
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      Wreck site known for over a year
      333 9  -  NG WENG HOONG By m Mersing The Mersing Treasure Hunt AN INFORMATION leak may have led a syndicate to dig at the right spot m Mersing's seabed and illegally salvage part of a sunken treasure worth millions of dollars, a Johor government official
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      Search for scientists
      341 9 ART and science do mix. At least this is what the Singapore Science Centre hopes to show m this year's Youth Science Fortnight from May 24 to June 7. Science buffs between the ages of four and nine should bring their •■asels and brushes to the centre
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      A taste of the real world
      352 12  - A taste of the real world JUNE TAN NTI students compete to "build" gallery By, SIX "construction companies" are competing so hard to build a good, safe and yet cheap spectators' gallery at the Nanyang Technological Institute's sports complex that all of them "pay" their "latxmrers" just 50 cents an
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      New bus interchange
      112 12 WORK has begun on a bus interchange to serve residents of Jurong East and West new town. The interchange, m the town centre off Jurong East, is expected to be ready m March next year. Feeder services will then be started to link the various neighbourhoods to
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      Super-light plane to take off
      221 12 SEVENTEEN students from Nanyang Technological Institute who put together a super-light aircraft weighing only 106 kg are jumping for joy at the prospect of giving the machine its first test flight. The launch is due later this month, after permission has been sought from the
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      More use extended hours at post offices
      143 12 More use extended hours at post offices MORE people are making use of the extended hours for post offices on Wednesdays. Eleven post offices had reported poor response to the service last week and said there had been fewer than 20 customers using the late service. But business has picked
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      Double finance
      437 12 TWO businessmen concocted a scheme to cheat two finance companies m order to settle their firm's debt and to keep it going. They did this by getting their customers to sign two sets of hire purchase agreements for goods bought and using each set to get financing from
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      Pedestrians seriously hurt in accidents
      113 12 TWO pedestrians were seriously injured m separate accidents on Wednesday. Madam Chia Yoke Ying, 60, was crossing Upper Cross Street when she was knocked down by a car at about 9 p.m. She was taken to hospital with serious head injuries. Witnesses to the accident
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      $1,000 theft from store
      35 12 ABOUT $1,000 worth of goods were stolen from a departmental store m Geylang, police said. Miss C.H. Ng. 20. a sales supervisor m Yokoso Superstore, discovered the loss on Wednesday afternoon.
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      Old-fashioned pencils the modern way
      275 12 MAKING lead pencils is an old, conventional industry requiring a lot of hand labour and fine, flawless wood. Because it is labourintensive, production is becoming increasingly expensive. So a lead-pencil maker hired Arthur D.Little, one of the world's foremost technology consulting firms, to come up
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      Bridging the boy-girl gap
      536 13 41 guess it's a difficult conditioning to remove, that you cannot enjoy life if you are not married. And yet when you see so many broken marriages, it sometimes makes you wonder whether marriage is really as great as they put it. 7 Miss Chan Hui
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      Manager fined $6,000 for bribery
      211 13 Manager fined $6,000 for bribery AN ADVERTISING company manager was fined $6,000 yesterday for bribing a clerk m the advertising department of Times Publishing Bhd. Sng Jin Chye alias Sng Peng Hock alias Winston. 36, pleaded guilty to corruptly giving $100 to Joseph Toh Chee Hock. 38, on each of
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      Nurses out to get more kidney donors
      210 13 Nurses out to get more kidney donors NURSES will be out to get you or rather, your kidneys next week! As part of Nurses' Week, which begins on Sunday, they will distribute organ donors pledge cards to their colleagues, relatives and friends. Thousands of these > cards are expected to
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      Three fined for trying to cheat HDB
      156 13 Three fined for trying to cheat HDB THREE MEN were each sentenced to one day m jail and fined a total of $4,000 on Wednesday for trying to cheat the Housing Board through its interest-free finance scheme for contractors. Chou Li Chen, 35, managing director of Assobuild Construction Pte Ltd,
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      Lock icon Temporary air accord for Italy, S'pore
      205 13 ITALY and Singapore I have resolved, at least temporarily, a dispute that threatened to end direct commercial flights j between the two countries m July, official sources said here today. Under an interim agreement, the Italian flag carrier, Alitalia, will increase flights from twice
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      Best students awarded
      47 13 THREE workers of General Electric (USA) TV and Appliance received $50 vouchers each for being the best students in the firm's Basic Education for Skills Training (Best) programme. The three were Miss Koh Hwee Lee, Miss Lim Bong Soo and Miss Slamah Abdul Aziz.
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      229 13 FAST TRACK^H 7th Presentation 10-13 MAY 1 984, WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 2, SINGAPORE The Asian Automotive and Accessories Exhibition is back m Singapore for the 7th successful time Over 230 companies from more than 20 countries will put on display the latest m service, garage and machine shop equipment
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      Lock icon New pact to expand Jakarta trade
      161 15 New pact to expand Jakarta trade JAKARTA, Thurs. Malaysia and Indonesia are negotiating for a new trade agreement to expand bilateral trade. Trule and Industry Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said today agreement would have provisions to facilitate the entry of Malay films into Indonesia. Opening the MalaysiaIndonesia Entrepreneurs Club here,
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      Glut of office space in KL
      284 15 About 166 vacant floors available next year KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday PROPERTY people estimate that there will be an oversupply of about 200,000 sq m or a staggering 166 vacant floors m Kuala Lumpur by early next year, when about 10 new buildings are completed.
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      Lock icon 1,239 delegates for Umno assembly
      240 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A TOTAL of 1,239 delegates from 114 divisions will take part m the forthcoming Umno general assembly, party secretary-general Datuk Haji Mustafa Jabar said yesterday. The biggest number of delegates, 231, will be from Perak while Johqr will send a total of
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      Lock icon Mahathir officiates at steel plant ceremony
      136 15 Mahathir officiates at steel plant ceremony KEMAMAN (Trengganu), Thurs. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today inaugurated the installation of the main plant of the steel complex being developed at Teluk Kalong near here. The billion-dollar Hot Briquetted Iron (HBI) ana steel billet manufacturing project belongs to the Trengganu
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      Lock icon Court to extradite Malaysian kidnap suspect
      171 15 Court to extradite Malaysian kidnap suspect TOKYO, Thurs. The Tokyo high court yesterday ruled m favour of extraditing a Malaysian suspect to the United States m connection with a kidnapping case m New York last October, an official of the court press office said. Japanese police detained Yong Bing Gong,
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      Lock icon Visit to Lumut base
      55 15 LUMUT (Perak), Thurs. The commanding officer of the eastern fleet of the Indian navy, Rear Admiral L. Ramdas and other officers visited the Lumut Naval Base here today. They were met on arrival by the fleet operational commander Laksamana Pertma Haron Datuk (Dr) Mohamad Salleh and
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      Lock icon 3 robbed jockey
      42 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three armed men held up jockey K. Velayutham, 36, and his family and robbed them of $70,000 m cash, jewellery and electrical goods yesterday. The robbers escaped with two other accomplices m a blue Volvo. NST
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      Lock icon 'Thatcher to visit Malaysia' report
      117 15 HONGKONG, Thurs. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is to visit Malaysia m September as another step to mend relations between the two countries, the Far Eastern Economic Review reported m its latest issue today. Relations deteriorated m October 1981, when Malaysia introduced a "buy-British-last" policy
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      466 15 A GOLDEN I— OPPORTUNITY Hfiji AWAITS YOU H— At the junction of North Bridge Road/ Arab Street/ Ophir Road/ Victoria Street Poh Heng Jewellery, American Hamburger and Fast Food I gjgj u c n a n^ ltloning Restaurants will be opening here soon. Abundant carpark lots 9 Crystal Glass Lifts
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      Walkabout team will go island hopping
      159 16 Walkabout team will go island hopping Changi and Bedok THE ministerial walkabout team will go island hopping this Sunday m its 32nd tour. Led by Dr Tony Tan, Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry, the party will visit several places on the mainland before going over to Pulau I
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      His big moment
      226 16 Inter-constituency talentime MR Francis Yap may stand only 1.3 m tall but he sings like a dream. Last Friday night, at an inter-constitutency singing contest at Redhill, he walked away as one of the best singers of that preliminary round. Quiet and unassuming, this 25--year-old draughtsman charmed
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      Some like it fast...
      343 16  -  SIN BOON ANN Kallang By: IT WAS Monday night, the night when The Awakening was telecast. In a distance, the crowd at the Kallang Stadium roared as the gladiatorial footballers battled to stay alive m the Pre-Olympic Soccer Tournament. For the 80 youths assembled at the
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      ...some take it sitting down
      264 16  -  CEPHAKTAN Jurong By THE occasional roar of the traffic did not disturb their "sleep." Perched on stools and chairs, they closed their eyes and were soon lost m their own world, m a state of deep rest. This was at a meditation class at the
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      ...and some do it to a beat
      240 16  -  AUGUSTINE LOW Brickworks By THE music room at Brickworks CC is filled with the sound of traditional Malay music every Monday and Wednesday evening. And, if you listen closely, you can hear an electric guitar adding a pop touch to the melodious music.
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      Sign up for these activities
      559 16 Sign up for these activities Rice dumplings: If you think you can wrap a dumpling faster than anyone, or make the most delicious ones, join this contest, which will be held at Geylang East CC on May 27 at 7,30 p.m. Last day to sign up is Tuesday. Entry fee
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      What's happening where
      691 16 Talks/Shows MOTHER'S Day: Jurong Town CC celebrates with a cultural show tomorrow at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Guests of honour are Mr Ho Kah Leong, MP for Jurong, and Mrs Ho. Celebrating the same on Sunday at 8 p.m. is Ang Mo Kio CC, which will
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      223 16 Venue Chinese Chamber of I Commerce and Industry NO>NOa J/£ss9*l F uXS e FOUR-STAR! I JKm c 1\ I Time 10am 10pm u aHraee D, ftmft «An i^^i^f I SAVE |$50| Mattress Promotion **^UM2M^m^- nwi^ sk Come to the Emporium Furniture only four star Mattresses have $~Al±^JmM f Show. And
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      533 17 At the Atrium, 3pm tomorrow Sunday. BBBHBIiF MM fflrTß Im. Jim MJj^T^Bllß^^li^^lßffl fclir pm II A big feature on activewear from Focus. Garage Club IwLmJh ■^11^^ 111, M wmWwmmTmL II .J Activities Corner of Daimaru. fli Hi^BflH Wm ™BBS W V H^QMH^Htf I 'BPIi I ,^^Sgg Mother's Day! i'l 1
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    The Straits Times says It s now up to employers
    499 18 The Straits Times says It s now up to employers MR ONG Teng Cheong said that house unions are no longer an issue. The NTUC secretary-general and Minister Without Portfolio was right, although slightly over-opti-mistic m his assessment of the situation. He was absolutely right to call for an end
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    Better wake up to the truth about Carcosa
    707 18  -  CRUX Comment By m the New Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR For as long as the symbol of British I rule over Malaysia remains m British hands, the call for its return will continue to be heard. The fact that Carcosa was handed
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    Lock icon Soviet leaders don't care for home computers
    933 18 Micros threaten centralised system of control LONDON Feeling persecuted by the squeaking space-invad-ers that have occupied your local bar? Demoralised by the six-year-old electronic chess masters at the nearby computer store? Don't despair. There is still one bolthole m the developed world for
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    Lock icon The trials of motherhood
    775 18 The Russell Baker column MOTHER wakes with a slight hangover and a memory of the widower with the curly hair who persuaded her to go on to the fourth bourbon at last night's party. Should a mother drink bourbon? Is a mother not human? If you
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        Tests all the time to ensure safety on OTS buses
        237 19 WE refer to the letter by Fong Siew Cheong headlined "Step up safety on the new OTS buses". (ST, March 8). We would like to thank the writer for the suggestions on how we can ensure the safety of passengers
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        Localities give us a sense of our history
        446 19 Localities give us a sense of our history SECOND Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) S. Rajaratnam's recent remarks on the Singapore identity and the importance of the sense of history m nationbuilding was another example of the clear perception he has of what constitutes a true nation. One only wishes
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      • Three attempts to cheat
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          Woman wasn't selling pens for charity
          127 19 ON April 29, a woman approached my husband at our flat m Zion Road and told him that she was raising funds for retarded children by selling pens. She persuaded him to buy one for charity. My husband readily paid $10 for it (though
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          Case 1
          41 19 many people have been cheated by her. I write this letter to alert members of the public so that they do not get cheated, and so that they can apprehend her when she tries it again. CHEATED Singapore 0316
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          Case 2
          134 19 HK cabbies can be just as bad THE May 1 letter from Mr Neil Honeyman of Hongkong, "Taxi Drivers reluctant to use meter", prompts me to warn potential visitors to Hongkong that the taxi drivers over there can be just as bad or worse. After one particular trip,
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          Case 3
          119 19 Water heater hunch RECENTLY, I ordered an instant water heater from a shop. The next day two of the shop's salesmen came to my flat and told me the model I had ordered was not suitable for my new flat because the water pressure was too low. They
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        There is still a bias against local products
        365 19 There is still a bias against local products I WOULD like to comment on a problem which many local firms, subsidiaries of foreign companies, encounter m Singapore. Although the government encourages the latter to set up subsidiaries here (and grants them pioneer status with tax exemptions if they are hightechnology
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        DON'T BE SHY
        35 19 IF YOU can speak Mandarin and are about to use dialect again, stop yourself and start m Mandarin. The other person may know Mandarin but may also be shy. Be the initiator!
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        Two letters sent but no action taken
        165 19 I QUITE agree with reader Fredrick Ho, who wrote yesterday's letter "What some people do at the zoo". The treatment of small animals by members of the public at Singapore Zoo's Pets Corner, and the lack of supervision there is quite frightening, especially
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      441 19 ,^L SINGAPORE i-QVyi CONTACT LENS \3/ SOCIETY The following members are: D CONTACT LENS PRACTITIONERS OPHTHALMIC OPTICIA-NS OPTOMETRISTS F J BENJAMIN edward j. benjamin pte. Ltd. l.v. nninniin #01-02 Mt. Elizabeth Medical Centre, F.A.A.0., F.».C,L.P. Mount Elizabeth Road (0922). Tel: *****55, *****79. CHEN YIN FOOK dah sin k?pt. co 1
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      271 19 ,-C on.. *^!k jB |i The quick change artist. Within seconds, Chameleon sunglasses < an change with the light. Turning dark m bright sunshine and light m the -.hade They cut oft up to 1( harmful ultra-violet rays to offei the best possible protection against glare t£k 9^ Made b\
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      Hunt for two contractors who owe staff money
      163 20 Hunt for two contractors who owe staff money THE Labour Ministry and the Immigration Department are looking for two South Korean sub-contractors who disappeared without paying about $200,000 m wages to their workers. The sub-contractors had hired 70 foreign workers for two separate projects the development of Housing Board flats
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      Dr Tay's date
      70 20 DR TAY Eng Soon, minister-in-charge and chairman of the Vocational and Industriai Training Board, and board members will visit Jurong Vocational Institute at Jalan Boon Lay today. The team will see the progress of the National Trade Certificate Grade 2 (NTC-2) full-time courses, first offered to GCE
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      Honour Guard for VIP
      142 20 VISITING Indonesian Defence and Security Minister, Mr Poniman, inspects a guard-of-ho-nour mounted by the SAF Provost upon his arrival at the Defence Ministry yesterday morning. Mr Poniman, who is on a four-day official visit, later met Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong. Present at
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      Tanah Merah MP to begin tours
      85 20 THE MP for Tanah Merah, Dr Lee Chiaw Meng, will tour various parts of his constituency every fortnight starting this Sunday. The aim of the tours is to get to know the residents better, to obtain feedback from them on various issues, and to
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      The many hats in blue wear
      367 20  - The many hats in blue wear JUDY TAN Police expected to do all things and promptly By LAWYER, teacher, sociologist, security expert, diplomat, traffic engineer... every police officer must be a little of each of these. The public's demand have also seen him m other roles a pest control officer
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      That 999 call -how to get best response
      183 20 That 999 call -how to get best response THE Police Life Annual advises the public to be more restrained and to exercise more discretion m their use of the "999" number. Some suggestions on how the public can help improve police response are: Exercise greater calm when making 999 calls.
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      Computer course for students
      63 20 Computer course for students A TWO-DAY programme will be organised by the Marine Parade community centre on June 2 and 3 to encourage the use of computers. All students between Primary 6 and Secondary 2 are eligible but preference will be given to residents of Marine Parade, .100 Chiat and
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      Vesak Day show
      43 20 A CULTURAL show organised by thp Buddhist Union to celebrate Vesak Day will ho held at Manjusri Second aiy School at Sim's Drive on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. The gupst-of-honour will no Mr Teh Cheang Wan. Minister of National Development
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      Woman hid heroin in her bra
      141 20 Woman hid heroin in her bra A WOMAN hid packets of heroin under her brassiere and shorts when she tried to clear the Woodlands checkpoint on April 24. But she surrendered them to a woman Customs officer when she was given a body search. Yesterday, Wong Hock Lian, 20, and
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        Four jailed for stealing cables
        87 20 FOUR men were jailed on Wednesday for between eight and 12 weeks for housebreaking and theft of $2,200 worth of scrap cables from Telecoms m August last year. Security guard Hamzah bin Ma'azib, 22, was jailed for 10 weeks; Abdul Rahman bin A. Kahar, 29,
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        Man claims trial to cheating charge
        80 20 A MAN yesterday claimed trial to a charge of cheating a woman of $1,500 by claiming that her husband owed him the money. Jaswant Singh s/o Surat Singh, 25, who allegedly committed the offence with an unknown person on April 6 last year, is
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        Tyre death: It's misadventure
        64 20 A VERDICT of misadventure was yesterday recorded on the death of Private Chin Jee Vat, 20, who was killed by an exploding fivetonner truck tyre he had been inflating on May 17 at the Ayer Rajah Road camp. The court heard that tests conducted on the
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        Youth placed on probation
        68 20 A YOUTH, who pleaded guilty last month to cheating a police constable of a revolver and ammunition, was placed on 15 months" probation yesterday. Former police national serviceman Thiam Teck Hee, 19, had also admitted four other charges of stealing property, including a revolver authorisation disc
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        Man broke into vans to steal
        62 20 A MAN used a stone to smash the windows of two vans to steal $60 and property worth a total of $159. Ong Kirn Too, 34, was jailed for nine months on Wednesday for each of the two thefts from the vans parked next
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      Tourist loses clutch bag to thieves
      128 20 Tourist loses clutch bag to thieves A TOURIST has reported that thieves stole his clutch bag containing about $8,000 m cash and valuables at the Singapore Shopping Centre on Monday. Mr Rudi Roth, 50, an Australian company director, told The Straits Times that he was inside the Malaysian Airline System
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        Singapore barometer
        36 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 24 70 28 Finance 4 12 5 Hotels 2 6 4 Properties 5 4 Plantations 4 7 2 Mining 2 4 1 Deb/Loans 5 4 2 Totol 42 108 46
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        KLSE ends higher
        90 21 SELLERS once again dominated the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday, sending prices broadly lower for the second straight session. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index rose 3.10 points to 1529.46. The market opened marginally lower in line with the previous day's easier session. Sentiment
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        Anticipated rates and Wall Street send market lower
        255 21 THE anticipated increase in local interest rates in the next few days, plus the falls on Wall Street overnight, sent the stock market lower yesterday. Volume picked up to eight million units, compared with a depressed 5.2 million on Wednesday, indicating some
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        37 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times industrial Business Times Composite 1983'84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29(5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983 06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82)
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        39 21 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 18 60 30 Finance 0 5 7 Hotels 1 0 1 Properties 0 5 5 Oil palms 0 5 4 Tins 3 14 0 Rubbers 6 14 5 Deb/Loans 1 1 0
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        ST Industrial Index components
        73 21 Boustead Bhd 1 Guinness Nat Iron b Semb Ship —2 C& C unch Haw Par unch PMC —2 sime Darby unch ColdStoraie -4 +1 Pe* Plant -2 S Trad* +b DuNopkid +2 epp Prima -10 Su P Cor P 1 Esso +20 MTC +4 Promet -2
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          Rises
          76 21 Matsushita 1100 +90 Kuchaisoc 1780 +40 Kuala Sidim 670 +2b Leonj Huat 242 +22 Esso 1360 +20 Toshiba 1300 +20 OKeramat 1160 +20 Pan-El CULS 265 +15 Kamunhnj 50c 800 +10 Kentucky Spore 470 10 TonjMeng. 386 +8 P M I I 50c 237+7 H Leone. Fin 406 6
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          Falls
          71 21 G E Lile 1830 -20 Chemlnd 400 -12 ST P 1975 1140 -10 OCBC 1030 -10 M Banking 980 -10 DBS 965 —10 Times Pub 805 -10 M Cement 780 -10 Dutch Baby 700 -10 Prima 615 —10 Austral Amal 610 -10 Jacks hit 520 -10 M Cables 520
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          Indices
          66 21 May 9 May 10 Bl Composite 897 01 893 04 BT Indicator *****48 *****60 BT 08/OS 160 273 ST Industrials 978 01 974 83 ST Finance 2979 20 2968 11 ST Hotels ***** 940 85 ST Properties 641.21 639 31 ST Minings 400.24 401.10 ST Plantations 3343 92 3344
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          Most Active
          24 21 S. Lond Loon 1,526,000 I K L Kepong 645,000 I Fober Merlin 555,000 I High Low 364,000 I Con Plont 264,000 I
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      163 21 Your market basket What a typical family of This f han 2 e four would buy from week from last Beo Crescent wet market week 1 500gm lean pork 4 O o Unch (fX> 300gm streaky pork 2 .10 Unch JOOgm mutton 3 70 Unch 1^^^ I 500gm beef (frozen)
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      256 21 ENTER the staff toil' at St Hilda's School m Katong and you'll be amazed at its sophisticated washroom facilities. No old-fashioned soap and hand-towels, instead, you'll find an electronic towel dispenser that automatically releases a clean section of the towel for users, and a
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      305 21 LONDON Reuters has appointed international business leaders to its board. Mr Walter Wriston, chairman of the US-based financial services group Citicorp, is one of the three leading international businessmen, Reuters Holdings PLC announced on Wednesday. Mr Pehr Gyllenhammar, chairman of the Swedish motor group Volvo,
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      519 21  -  S. KUMAR By It makes a shock withdrawal of its bid for General Lumber AFTER months of intense battle behind the scenes, m boardrooms and m newspapers Raleigh Cycles m a shock move has called off its ill-fated bid for General Lumber. In a terse announcement yesterday,
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        67 21 $123 b next year TOKYO The global demand for electrical appliances will reach U5559.5 billion (about Ssl23 billion) next year and U*****.6 billion m 1990, according to an industrial estimate reported m Kyodo News. The 1990 level represents a 3.5-fold growth from the level m 1979, the latest year for
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        53 21 MANILA Benguet Corp, one of the Philippines' largest mining conglomerates, has reported a 13 per cent drop m consolidated earnings for the first quarter of this year, citing subsidiary losses. The losses, Benguet president Jaime Ongpin said, offset a 48 per cent gain m parent
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        79 21 BEIJING US oil company Esso has made its first oil find at the mouth of southern China's Pearl River where it is drilling m cooperation with a Chinese firm, the Xinhua news agency has reported. The agency did not say how much oil was found, but
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        100 21 AMSTERDAM The Royal Dutch Shell group has claimed a 90 per cent share of Shell Oil, following a preliminary count last night when its original US$5B (Ssl2o) per share offer expired. SPNV Holding Inc. the Royal Dutch subsidiary making the offer, said m a statement from
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        67 21 WOLFSBURG (West Germany) Volkswagen expects to restore its parent company profit this year, after making a net loss of 85.1 million marks (5548.5 million) last year, management board chairman Carl Hahn said. He told a press conference the group, which posted a 1983 net loss of
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      3099 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped I together, the table
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      1680 22 INDUSTRIALS Acma (2.858) Alcom (2.335) (2) 2.30 Antah (2.008 2.015) (25) 2.00 (13) 2.01 AISB (5.308 5.355) (16) 5.25 (1) 5.20 (2) 5.30 AMD (4.048) (5) 4.02 (11) 4.04 API (1.70 B) (1) 1.73 (5) 1.72 (4) 1.71 (2) 1.70 ASM (1.648 1.655) (12) 1.64
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      2908 22 1984 Last Yield Vol Day Hifh Low Company Sale Charge ('000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 172 120 AM D B 50« 120 unch 07 5 120 120 310 252 Acmo 265cd 2 8 308 200 Alcorn 212xd 2 3 280 240 Allied Choc 265
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        29 23 GOLD US$/oz Thurs Wed Singapore 369.00—369.50 372.50-373.00 Hongkong 369.30— 369 70 372.60— 373 00 Wed Tues New York 371.00—372.00 373.00 373.50 London 373.00 373 50 371.00 371.50
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        23 23 Closini prices COPPER £/tonne *e<) Spot 1006,50-1007.00 (*****0-1012 50) 3 months 1024.00-1025.00 (1028 50-1029 00) Market tone: Steady Sales: 37.625 tonnes I
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        24 23 Closini prices ALUMINIUM £/tonne Wed Spot *****-941.50 (934.50-935.50) 3 months 962 50—963 50 (957 00-957 50) Market tone: Barely steady Sales: 13.175 tonnes
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        111 23 THE KDLOBAR market opened at 5525,122 and closed at 5525,104. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.80 370.20. Speculative selling depressed the market to a low of U*****.60/369.00. The afternoon saw gold opening at U*****.30/70. Prices traded to a high of U*****.50/90 before closing at U*****.30/70. The London
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        264 23 PALM OIL PALM OIL MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly higher m moderately active trading on covering interest after a lower opening following an uncertain Chicago soya futures trend PALM Closing prices Crude MJ/tonne palm oil m™ I7in (buversi W 17 05 o t j^j 1 (soutll 1700 (central)
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        69 23 THE Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher with June One RSS buyers quoted at 213.00 cents per kilo, up 3.50 cents from Wednesday. In Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian rubber market closed higher at 233.50 cents per kilo for June Int One RSS buyers, up half a cent from Wednesday.
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        65 23 THE Straits Tin price m Penang held at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 529.15 per kilo. The buffer stock manager again absorbed the bulk of disposals as sentiment was further depressed by easier London advices and weakness of the Sterling against the ringgit. Turnover fell
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        25 23 SILVER Ck)sin t USJ/troy oz Thurs Wed Singapore 8.52-8.57 8.65-8 70 Wed Tins New York 8.60-8 65 8 65-8 70 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        311 23 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M cents/kilo) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 207.25- 208.25N 210.00-211 OON unq unq Int 1 RSS June 210 00-210 50 213 00—213 50 232 75 233 25 233 50—234 50 Int. 1 RSS July 213.50 214 00 216 50
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        248 23 Ctosmc prices, Broken rice 2nd grade 180 00 S/Uo. M-|odo«m J soeaal 207 See Mew 1st grade sw S, 3 B Thai While Loonzain 100% Jiangx, new crop 100% 1st class 1st grade unq Ordmar J° J uu B r i0% aSS no stock p a rbo»e g
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        398 23 Hongkong Hang Seng Thursday 921.31 (939.71) Week ago 1004.61 Australian All-Ordinaries Thursday 747.9 (750.5) Week ago 767.5 Australian Industrials Thursday 1001.9 (1001.4) Week ago 1005.5 Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 896.2 (904.8) Week ago 919.4 Dow Jones Industrials Wednesday 1165.52 (1176.30) £il_ Week ago 1186.56 (Figures in brackets refer to
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        315 23 May 10 HK$ Chanfe Associoted Hotels 0 7 IB -0 02 Bonk Of East Asia 21 20 0 6 Cnrnan Invest Cheung Kong 8 00 0 2 China Light 10 70 +0 1 Cross Harb Tunnel 10 70S F E Consortium 0 44 unch For East Exch PMex *****
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        276 23 May 10 Yen Chante M,tsub,sh, 545 3 1 M.tsu. Co 370 2 ii in in Mitsut Shipbldg 159 1 A^nomoto 1110 10 M|fsu Sme fing 532 2 Akai *<il H Mitsukoshi 345 +2 Amado '24° fO M.tsum, 1180 20 Asohi Chem 562 18 Muroto Mfg 'Ba^Tk 0 575 -S
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        401 23 Sydney Permits for 28 TOKYO The Japanese Transport Ministry said it issued shipbuilding permits last month for 28 ships totalling 440,200 gross tonnes, down 34.2 per cent in tonnage from March, but up 1.6 per cent from a year earlier. Last month's permits comprise five ships of 49,200 gross tonnes
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        257 23 May 9 USS Chanfe Alcoa 34'* -V4 Allied Chem Cp 52V« Allis-Chalmers 11* -H Am Tel Tel 16M) unch Amax Inc 24^ -V4 Amr Corp 35W V, Bethlehem Stl 23*i -H Boeing Co 39V« +H Burroughs Cp 52 7 unch Caterpillar Co 46** Chase Manhtn 48* -V* Chrysler
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        571 23 May 10 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 164 -3 Ass Domes 172 -8 BTR PLC 461 -13 Babcocks 169 -3 Barclays 474 -5 Beechams 315 -5 BICC 253 -2 Blue Circle 408 -8 BOC Group 288 -1 Boots 166 -3 Bowater 307 -1 BATS 227 -3 Britannia 75 -2 BP
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        233 23 THE US$ DM firmed from New York's close of 2.7875 95 to a high of 2.8010 before easing back to close at 2.7930 50. The US$ Yen climbed from its opening of 229.85 95 to close at its day-high of 230.40 50. Dealers reported Bank of Japan selling US
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        194 23 Interbank Over the Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to S$10 foreign currency Australian dollar 1.9034 1 9064 5.35—5.23 Canadian dollar 1.6194 1.6208 6.24 6 14 NZ dollar 1.3610— 1 3638 7.47-7.29 Sterling pound 2 8934 2 8968 3.48—3.43 US dollar 2.1020 2.1030 4.80-4.75
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        167 23 Managers' prices Arbuthnot Securities Asia T <"> th B p utra for May 11 Spore Growth Fund 089-094 Itl 26 Singapore Unit Trust OUB-Montagu i ncome Bond Un it The Commerce 3 31-3 52 <- F irKi s<d income DOna Unil The Savings fund 195-2 07 Un,on S
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      628 23 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block T W Bridge (20W) 11/5(2359) FSB *****200 F3 L Srimathi (16E) 12/5 (0700) TA3 0700-1900 B4 Yanshan (20) 12/5(0700) FSB 0700-0800. 1700-1900 L8 As Pallas (217) 12/5(0800) FSB 0800 1000 1900 2000 S3 Takan II (2236) 12/5(0800) TA3 0700
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      343 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Da Feng 31/2 aside 11/5 Jenson IV 22 aside 11/5 Kota Angkasa 13/4 asiu'e 11/5 Merdeka 19 aside 11/5 Ned Katwi|k 44 a'side 11/5 Phoenix 5 aside 11/5 Seisho Maru 45 a'side 1 1 5 Sonbai 18 aside 11 5 Yelena
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      Lock icon More progress this year, says chairman
      163 24 More progress this year, says chairman Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation HONGKONG Chairman of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Mr Michael Sandberg, predicted "a year of further progress" m 1984 amid a resurgence of the China trade. At the bank's annual _j general meeting, Mr Sandberg made a brief
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      400 24  -  MORA CHENG Seven involved m commodities row included By I TEN palm oil commodity firms have been expelled from the Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange. They include the seven suspended firms involved recently m the default of about 6,000 lots m palm oil futures contracts on
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        171 24 GOLDMINE Ltd gives Speculator Lim the option to buy up to 500,000 shares m the company during a period of five years. He can buy the shares m groups of five shares worth $1 each at a total cost of $20. He can do this at any time during
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        Withholding tax
        78 24 A LOCAL subsidiary of a foreign company may sometimes send its dividends and interests overseas to its parent company. A tax is often levied on such dividends and interests. This tax is called a withholding tax. The aim is to discourage a company's profits from being sent out
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        capital
        108 24 FUNDS raised by the company to buy its current assets. Current assets include cash, bank deposits and items that can easily be converted to cash such as bills owed to the company or work m progress that will be shortly paid. Funds for the working capital can be raised
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        101 24 THE death knell for a company. This is when the company's existence is terminated. All its property and assets are sold off and all debts owing to it is collected by a receiver. The money collected is paid first towards the cost of winding up. The salaries of
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      296 24 SPP to buy property firm for $5.96 m SINGAPORE Paper Products Ltd is paying $5.96 million for Progressive Builders, which is involved m both private and public Projects, including the lousing and Development Board. The price will be paid partly through a share issue of nearly three million new SPP
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      229 24 Three Malaysian politicians' plan for Roxy MALAYSIAN politicians Mr Daim Bin Zainuddin, Senator Alexander Y. L. Lee and Tun Sir Henry H. S. Lee have chosen Roxy Electric Industries (M) Bhd (REIMB) as the listed public vehicle for their interests. A three-stage plan will turn REIMB into an investment holding
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      604 24 I 111 I I 1. 1 HF This summer, treat yourself to a JP j^t^Mr -wK^^ I M' 1 Summer Night's I )ream at the I KeKal Meridien Airport Hotel. <^tf. K'^Ky w"." Between I .June and M August ML I'iM we're ottennt; just one room rate W w across
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      4608 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES: CLASSIFICATION GUIDE ,A' Mond.,-Fnd.y ml ay) j Ordmory ISI 00^ word (M,n $1 5 00, I EntertBlnment 4 Food gujde p25 C.A.T.S. I V^^^V^^rw m bX Va# ,12 noon for Sun &Mon) (Mm ST^Sunckiy T.mes) Education 4 Instruction p4l- 43 --1-,,** Times House, 390 Kirn Seng Road
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      661 25 38 TV/Video/ Sound Systems PROMPT ATTENTION. REPAIR 0( colour t v video and antennae, day/ night. Guaranteed satisfactory. Call Michael. *****19 residence *****03. TV. ANTENNAE INSTALLATIONS or repair Call: Diamond Home, tel: *****52/ *****18 One year guarantee for all antennae installed. FOR SALE: NORDMENDE 20" Colour TV, $300 and Sony
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      672 26 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services CONFIDENTIAL TELEPHONE ANSWERING ($l5) prestigious Registration Address l$15) 24 hours Answering reli Temporarj I xecul 1 1 c Room *****66 COMPANY INCORPORATION. INCOME tax, accounting secre tarial services available relephone Dowell Management .it *****61 Valeric RELIABLE BOOK KEEPING SERVICES available Reasonable charges We can
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      825 26 60 Business 60 Business Opportunities Opportunities 1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN 1 SAUDI ARABIA U.A.E. J ATTENTION: MANUFACTURERS, J? M WHOLESALERS AND STOCKISTS OF STOCK LOTS m If you are seeking Agent or disposing your goods m S M Saudi Arabia, we have all the facilities and expen- m S ence
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      433 26 USA TRAINED DOG-GROOMER seeking suitable premises for grooming. Please call with proposal. Tel: *****75 WHOLESALE NEW PRODUCTS: Calculator clips, advertising gifts for use m office, school, factory and home. *****78. MIXED VEGETABLE FOOD stall for takeover. Interested parties, please call *****80 after 6.30 p.m. 111 A EMPLOYMENT 65 Situations Wanted
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      379 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Proiessional/ Executive The International School of Singapore invites applications for teaching positions from qualified expatriate teachers residing m Singapore. Present and future positions range from elementary to high school and/ 'A' level classes, and are part-time, fulltime and substitute (supply). Kindly submit letter of applications, recent
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      551 26 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional/ Executive A travel agent m Brunei requires a TRAVEL MANAGER with at least 5 years' experience. Accommodation and transport provided Salary will depend on qualifications and experience Interested applicants, please write m with full particulars expected salary, contact number and a non-returnable photo to> 545
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      565 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretarial/Clerical Career opportunities exist for: Planning Assistants Requirements: Full GCE 'A' or '0' level with at least 3 credits including English and Mathematics Preference will be given to those with Class 3 driving licence Job Description: Conduct passenger surveys and other
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      451 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical c) Secretariat/Clerical Wywy Pte Ltd has vacancies for the following position: GENERAL CLERKS Completed GCE O' level, preferably with a pass m English. Ability to speak fluently. Able to type. Some knowledge m Bookkeeping and office work would be an advantage. Interested
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      313 26 INCORPORATED We have vacancies m the following positions:RECEPTIONIST able to communicate well and have a pleasant voice well-groomed and excellent telephone manners are important main duties will be to greet/direct visitors and perform light clerical duties will also be required to operate switchboard and responsible for receiving and sorting all
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      493 26 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical OVERSEAS UNION DEVELOPMENTS (PTE) LTD A member of the Overseas Union Bank Group invites applications tor the appointment of: GENERAL CLERKS (for its Siglap Road office) Qualifications Required: 4GCI O' level credits Including English .i nii The ability to type accurately at not less than
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      560 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An expanding established Financial Institution (joint venture with both local and foreign banks) requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS c OCE 'A' level. c Able to type at reasonable speed c Preferably with 1 year's experience although not essential FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK c OCE "A* level c
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      567 27 66 Situations Vacant j i c) Secretarial/Clerical We urgently require JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK OCE 'O' level with bookkeeping certificate. Minimum 1 year's experience m similar capacity Preferably knowledge of typing and costing but not essential. Attractive remuneration will commensurate with qualifications and experience. Interested applicants, please call personally or write
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      439 27 66 Situations Vacant j c) Secretarial/Clerical FRIESL AND (S) PTE LTD A well established Trading Company dealing m Dutch i Lady milk products and consumer products invites applicants to fill the vacancy of: ACCOUNTS CLERK We work a 5-day week and provide free transport and attractive fringe benefits for the
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      673 27 65 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical An Established construction company m MacPherson area require*: A) FEMALE COSTING CLERK c LCCI Bookkeeping. c GCE 'O' Level. c Ability to type. c Able to speak and read Mandarin c At least some relevant working experience. B) RECEPTIONIST CUM TYPIST Ability to type. c
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      516 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Japanese trading firm requires GENERAL CLERK (female) 2 month bonus c transport allowance aged 18 to 24 GCE O' level knowledge of Book-keeping and telex operation Please come personally with photo to apply at *21 03 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 10, ANSON ROAD SINGAPORE 0207 (1.30 p.m.
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      613 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical A well established garment manufacturer urgently requires SHIPPING CLERKS Minimum 1 year experience m Import export documentation Able to type at 35 wpm FEMALE ASSISTANT for its foreign sales department Age 20 26 81-ltngual In written and spoken English and Mandarin. c Ability to type
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      550 27 66 Situations Vacant I ,1 i. i_i.i_- c) Secretarial/Clerical Public Accountants firm requires: AUDIT CLERKS 'A' or 'O' Level preferably from Commerce Stream Interested parties please i apply m own handwriting stating age, details of qualifications, experience, salary expected and contact tele 1 phone number to: THE ADVERTISER S.T. BOX
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      592 27 66 Situations Vacant > 1 c) Secretarial/Clerical Foreign Bank requires MALE FOREX CLERK Applicants should preferably have mln. QCE 'A' level with strong aptitude m Maths Apply with full personal particulars, passport size photograph, contact telephone number salary expected to: Senior Manager Personnel Dept PO Box 2010 Singapore 9040 MC
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      601 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical I A property management team urgently requires an EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER Requirements: GCE O' level and must be able to type c Must be able to handle full set of accounts independently Please call *****76 to fix for an interview. CLERK/TYPIST urgently required by established denial
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      880 27 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical Travel Agency requires EXPERIENCED RESERVATION CLERK Interested contact tel *****55 for an interview. Urgently required FEMALE GENERAL CLERK Requirements:--e GCE O' level with credit m English. c Able to type 45 w.p.m. c Some Accounts knowledge is preferred but not essential Interested, please call: The
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      378 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical PAHT-TIMf- CLERK GOOD .'NISI CUM TYPIST I VLY REQUIRED BOOK KEEPER Tlence led WELL ESTABLISHED BOOK j WELL ESTABLISHED COMPANY m ill per Intel f-EMALE TYPIST REQUIRED GCE send GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED, lei GENERAL BILLING CLERK re- j Depol GENERAL CLERK. TYPIST Cum bly staying
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      416 28 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical TYPIST NEEDED, WITH URGENTLY REQUIRED WHAMF Intel Sales MALAYAN BREWERIES (S) PTE LTD invites applications for I the position of Requirements: Age between 1 8 to 35 years secondary 2 education preferably from the English stream Pleasant personality able to communicate and get along
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      659 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant Sales Sales SALES SUPERVISOR Acareei opportunitj exists for a lady, tn her 2()'s. to contribute to the continued success and growth ot Arrow fashlonwear THE JOB: You will t><> responsible tor looking after a large team ot vales promoters stationed at department stores The
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      301 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES WANTED Dynamic Executives required by a Leading and an Established Perfume Company to promote our products as well as supervise over Salesgirls at Leading Departmental Stores and outlets. Attractive salary, commission, car allowance and other fringe benefits offered. Must own a car. TEL:
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      465 28 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales I Multi-national company I with established market m A diagnostic imaging field h 7 seeks enthusiastic I REPRESENTATIVE j t to maintain existing con- nectijns and develop new sales of capital equipment j i portable diagnostic de- vices to medical hospital j practice (The individual
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      605 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales HOUSE OF KITCHENWARE has vacancies for SALES ASSISTANTS m 1. Goldhiil Square 2. People's Park Katong Age above 18 Singapore Citizen Able to work on 2 rotating shifts Good salary With incentive 4; food allowance Male applicants must complete N.S Part-time Salesgirls needed for 6 00pm
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      515 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Sales International group requires MARKETING ASSISTANTS Knergetlf male/female (ir school leavers or KOI) personnel, helow 25 years old Minimum Sec. 4 education c Attractive income. c Professional marketing programme, c Ist class products. Please write m with lull personal particulars, or call personally for an interview
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      568 28 66 Situations Vacant Sales INDOOR SALES PERSONNEL (Male or Female) urgently required for jewellery shop m Lucky Plaza. With or without experience m jewellery retail. Converaant m English and Mandarin preferred Male applicants must have completed National Service. Interested please call personally at: 50 Lorong Bakar Batu (Genting Lane) Off
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      649 28 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales SALES CO-OROINATOR required by a trading company. Knowledge of shipping and banking procedures c Experience m international trade: sourclng. Must possess own car c Ability to work independently Interested applicants, please write m to:THE SECRETARY BIWAKO COMMODITIES PTE LTD 10ANSONROAD 35-03 SINGAPORE 0207 Sound Electric
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      776 29 66 Situations Vacant Sales SIGN COLOUR MATERIAL Agency requires Sales Rep Executive Knowledge In both English and Mandarin own vehicle Preferibli experience In commerical advertisement i lood income and benefits Tel *****71 EARN S6O/DAY as our Sales \gen\ Full part-time Selling i moving, unique publication Once a week meeting compulsor>
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      852 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical g) Technical INCORPORATED „M PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD Requires t|p;; jj^^P^WWPi^B Diploma m Production/Mechanical/Chemical Hy|kylL9 Engineering or ITC or A level holders with experience H^^^^^^^ H _j o assist engineers to sustain and improve process I yield,
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      385 29 BABICH SINGAPORE PTK. LTD. A sub-contrxctor of GTMCoignet J. V. urgently require* 1. FOREMAN STEEL FIXER c aged 25 to 35 years c secondary 4or ITC certificate c 2 years' experience preferably m construction line able to interpret technical drawings able to speak and write English c prepared to work
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      464 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical y Well established manufacturer of batteries invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following j positions: 1) MACHINE SETTERS NTC 3in metal machining 2) MACHINE OPERATORS c Should have Vocational education background or have completed secondary education 3) MATERIAL HANDLER Should have secondary education
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      466 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical irriiNYii (run Tony Wong Company (Pte) Ltd A leading cassette manufacturing company has immediate vacancies for ELECTRICAL/ ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS Applicants must possess diploma or certificate m Electrical/Electronic Engineering Applicants must have completed N.S. Knowledge of mandarin local dialects preferred Those selected must be prepared to
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      425 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical m COMPUTER-FORMS TOPPAN MOORE invites applications for the posts of: 1) TRAINEE GRAPHIC ASSISTANTS Minimum GCE 'O' level with credits m Arts/ Technical Drawings. c I—2 years' working experience. 2) DESIGN COORDINATORS c Diploma m Graphic Designing. c 2-3 years' working experience. c Knowledge of
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      548 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical Japanese Company urgently requires 1) SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS 2) SEMI-SKILLED WELDERS (MIG) Malaysians are also welcome We also offer 5-days week. tree transport at pick-up points. Free medical. Call personally at: KOKOSHA(S)PTELTD 14 3rd Lok Yang Road Jurong Town Singapore 2262 Tel: *****00 (SBS Bus: 250
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      485 29 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical MALE PEST TECHNICIANS COMPLETED NS SALARY M 80& ABOVE Attendance Incentive c ivertlme allowance Fren medical We offer Intensive training with good earning opportunity. Ring *****16 j PRECISION CARBIDE COOLING PTE LTD wants SKILLED PRECISION SURFACE GRINDERS We offer Attractive remuneration. Pleasant and friendly working
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      219 29 66 Situations Vacant h) Production SINGAPORE LIMITED BE A PART OFUSLet us help you to a good start m your career You will enjoy: Shift Allowance ($2 for 2nd shift and for 3rd shift) Salary increase after 3 months Attendance Awards Life Insurance Coverage Opportunities for Overseas Training Free transport
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      511 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production nL molex, a multinational world leading i\ 01 manufacturer of electrical terminals and connectors has opportunities for: rj V NTC 3 m Metal Machining or Electrical N S installation OR NTC 2or itc m Mechanical or S Electrical Engineering N
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      751 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production #pncE PRICE ASIA MANUFACTURING CO PTE LT^ A Canadian- Australian joint venture, manufacturing air distribution products at Tuas. now invites you to join us as MALE FABRICATION OPERATORS Salary: High starting basic salary (*****.00 *****.00/mth) Benefits: 5-days week Attendance incentive
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      566 30 66 Situations Vacant h) Production SECTION LINE LEADERS required immediately Start at $495 p.m. (inclusive allowances) No shift work (Bam to 5.30pm Must have scope work experience, 2 increments per year. 13th month bonus. Medical /dental and hospitalisation benefits plus insurance coverage. Annual leave. Maternity/marriage leave Education assistance. Fully carpeted
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      525 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i) Miscellaneous t \yETCO We are a well-established US-based company engaged m the manufacture, sale and service of high-technology offshore oil drilling and production equipment Applications are invited forMACHINISTS/ TRAINEE MACHINISTS I NTC 3 m Metal Machining 1 to 2 years relevant
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      583 30 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous 1) Miscellaneous ********** l f) Kentucky Fried Chicken Has A Job For You -Now! PART/FULL TIME SERVICE STAFF THE (HOICK IS YOURS FOR MORE DETAILS. WALK INTO ANY OF OUR RESTAURANTS BETWEEN 10am 9pm weekdays 10am spm weekends or KFC Head Office
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      309 30 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous Our Car Respray Centre situated at Hillview, Bukit Timah has immediate vacancies m the following positfons: Confidential Stenographer Requirements: GCE 'O' level Able to take shorthand at 80-90 wpm 1-2 years' relevant experience preferred Age: 20 years' old and above Sales/ Receptionist Requirements: GCE 'O'
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      504 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous SPORTS ORGANISATION An established and progressive Sports Organisation with two existing sports complexes and another multi-storey project under planning, invites applications from suitable qualified men and women candidates to fill the following positions: 1. ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER/ SECRETARY The candidate is required to c assist
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      437 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous MUA TAI WAH DISTRIBUTORS PTE LTD s. lie Agent for Wf I I HAIR COSMI urgently requires SALES REPRESENTATIVES Requirements GCEO level Speak and write English and Mandarin e Conversant m Cantonese and other local dialects Possess a class 3 driving licence Possess a pleasant
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      537 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS With without experience to operate our automatic embroidery machines. Attractive benefits include tncenl Ive Increment c Attractive allowance c Bonus c Annual leave. c Transport provided Free accommodation for Malaysians. c Salary plus allowance $15 per day for shift (A) and $17
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      392 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous V J YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED Have immediate vacancies for:MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS NTC-3 m Electrical Installation and Fitting or NTC-3 m Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Minimum 1 year's working experience m maintenance repairs, trouble shooting of electrical installation and refrigeration Must be able to work 2 rotating
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      458 31 66 Situations Vacant l) Miscellaneous Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following posts m our Service Dept.:1. MECHANICS (Refrigeration/Electrical/ Plumbing) 2. TRAINEE MECHANICS 3. GENERAL CLERK Attractive salary package ap- plicable for the above posts. Please call Miss Tan at tel: *****14 during office hours to
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      453 31 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous An established transport J I shipping agency company I I requires: SHIPPING ASSISTANT (Male) QCEO' level Posses- a class 3 driving licence Completed N.S. Preferably with knowledge ol PSA procedures und import export formalities SHIPPING DOCUMENTATION CLERK (Male) c Completed N.S Preferably with knowledge of
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      301 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous [philips requires GENERAL HELPER Applicants should be physically fit and have completed Primary education. Please call personally for an interview today between Ba.m. 5p.m., bringing with you all relevant documents at: PHILIPS SINGAPORE PTE LTD (Audio Factory) Lorong 1, Toa Payoh Singapore 1231. i RESTAURANT
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      433 31 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i A large Japanese trading I company has vacancy tor a COMPANY DRIVER Requirements: c Age between 25 and 35 Completed National Service c Able to speak English c Willing to work overtime c Experience m driving company's vehicle Interested applicants are invited to call
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      499 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous WISHBONE RESTAURANT requires WAITRESSES Monthly income $500 plus c No split shift c No night shift c Food and beverage provided Interested parties come with I.C. after 3.00 p.m. to:--£02-05 BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA No. 1 JALAN ANAK BUKIT SINGAPORE 2158 KANAKO JAPANESE RESTAURANT requires EXPERIENCED
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      557 31 66 Situations Vacant 1) Miscellaneous A worldwide courier company has immediate vacancies for: 1) DESPATCH RIDERS c Possess class 2 licence. I'nderstand simple English Starting salary $550 p.m. 2) OFFICE BOY c Able to ride bicycle c Understand simple English c Starting salary $450 p.m. Please apply personally between 9.30
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      494 32 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous STOREKEEPER/ PARTS HANDLER (MALE) Cm speak .md write English possess driving licence Some experience Interested please write with resume and salary expected to: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MONARCH AVIATION PTE LTD I SCOTTS ROAD =26-09 SHAW CENTRE SINGAPORE 0922 A leading local General Insurance company has vacancies
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      715 32 66 Situations Vacant I Miscellaneous SECURITY GUARD Preferably Indian Sikh Permanent accommodation m factory. Preferably able to speak simple Chinese and Malay Please apply personally at: 20, Joo Koon Circle Jurong Tel: *****44 SHIPPING EXECUTIVE GCE O' level Able to work independently Willing to absorb long and irregular working hours
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      667 32 1 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous WE REQUIRE A) Security Supervisor ($750). 12-hour duty. B) Security Guards ($570), 12-hour duty. C) Dog Handlers ($580). 1900 0700 hours Interested please contact *****36 A TRANSPORT COMPANY requires a Shipping Clerk/ Despatch Rider. Interested applicants please call 108, Birch Road. Spore 0821 Tel:
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      619 32 72 Vehicles For Hire KENG SOON RENT-A-CAR c Free mileage. c Self drive. c Chauffeur Driven. Available for daily, weekly monthly. TEL: *****33/ *****69 104 Prinsep Street Singapore 0718. KIM HOCK CHYE offers Special Rates for Daily/ Weekly/ Monthly Rentals. c Datsun 120Y GL/ 140J/ Bluebird 1600 c Toyota Corolla
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      1488 32 73 Vehicles Accesso- 73 Vehicles Accessories/Maintenance ries/Maintenance 4 TAT LEE AUTO ACCESSORIES No. 354-B, Alexandra Rd. Singapore 0315 Tel: *****14 SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER a Car Seat Cover only $50.00 I Japan Car Perfume $2.50 Car Rear view Mirror $3.00 Car Wheel Cover $25.00 and many more items selling at special
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      788 32 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing 74 Vehicle Financing FOR BETTER CAR HIRE PURCHASE TERMS minimum rates: Call us at: 1 year 51/4 n a 64 South Bridge Rd 5.0105 Tel: *****2. 2 years 5%% Da Blk 37 Circuit Rd #01 -403 S. 1337 Tel: *****40. n Lore ri/ 0/
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      490 32 76 Vehicles For Sale i c) Ford WELL KEPT NOV. 1977 Ford Cortina I.6GL. Radio cassette, asking $8,000. PARF. Contact *****12. 1979 FORD CORTINA 1.6 auto Aircon, radio/ cassette. PARF eligible. $11,300. *****31 f) Honda MAY 1980 HONDA Accord, 4-door. metallic paint, automatic, aircon, radio, tax till Oct '84, first
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      503 32 76 Vehicles For Sale Honda 1982 HONDA ACCORD EX. One owner, tax 9/84. New condition. Anti-rust. Tel: *****13. '78 HONDA ACCORD 3-door aircon, sports rim. radio cassette asking $16,500. Call *****91. g) Mazda NOVEMBER 1975 MAZDA Capella 1600. White, aircond, radio, PARF, radial tyres. Engine m very good condition. Well
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      736 32 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes LATE 1975 MERCEDES 200 Manual. PARF. Power steering, power windows, high powered radio cassette. Beautiful condition See to appreciate. $19,600 negotiable. With warranty. Tel: *****55. 1978 MERCEDES BENZ 250 automatic. Aircon. hi-fi radio cassette, almost new tyres, serviced by agent, eligible for PARF, road
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      877 33 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi 1980 galant gs. l owner, engine a.i ii bod) work In v erj good condition Expensive sports rims and tyres Selling $15,000 Con 0212. 1981 COLT SIGMA 1600 OS (Big bumpei i i private owner, tax 1 '84. lnnh power r.ulio i assette, agenl
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      692 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale j) Toyota j) Toyota TFQT DRIVE THE EXCITING NEW CORONA 1.6 PARF $26,800 ARF $34,900 OR SPACIOUS, POWERFUL, ECONOMICAL NEW COROLLA 1.3 T 1 DXPARF $21,770 ARF $28.650',- 1 Cars JGL PARF $24,110 ARF $31,790 Commercial All Vehicles Models J VEH|TOCOMpANY Mo
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      686 33 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot 'E' Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Telephone: *****11/ 5 (Opens from 9.00 am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1983 Jaguar 4.2 Auto Aircond Mit Tredia 1600 GLS (EX) S runs Aircond Nissan Stanza 1600 Aircond Mazda
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      845 33 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others VOLVO 240 GLE 1983 Automatic fuel injection Central locking. Power windows Company registered. Tip top condition. includes accessories. Asking $67,500 0.n.0. Contact Jimmy Loh: *****0/*****8 COMPANY REGISTRATION JUNE 1981 Isuzu Gemini 1600 manual (5 speeds) 1 owner. Aircon. radio/ cassette Accident free Maintained by
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      2350 33 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale i; Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles SuP er^° c-23 c iM&iaHk So Many Ways Better VIEW AND TEST DRIVE THE COMPLETE
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      568 33 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses WHY DENY YOURSELF FOR THIS SINGLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW with a large mature garden for entertainment, 25 m. swimming pool, clay tennis court. 3 bedrooms, servant's, separate car garage. Suitable for embassy or female executive. Rental on application. (No agents) CALL *****00/*****31 2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED AVAILABLE AT:
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      779 33 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses DIST 14. BEAUTIFULLY/NEWLY renovated, 2-stores semi-de-tached fully furnished. r > large rooms, aircon. toile Large compound Reasonable rental Owner *****75 DIST 10. NEAR EQUATORIAL Hotel, single-storey detached bungalow. 12,000 sq m 4 bedrooms with attached bathrooms matured garden. $3,100 Gateway. *****38 DIST 21, DETACHED BUNGALOW.
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      1161 34 85 Property Financing 85 Property Financing 85 Property Financing CUT OUT AND KEEP I When you go j shopping for the best home i financing package... j osl 9V2°/oP a B^ eS J Terras e o\/\nQ ...just stop at DBS Bank, i r We're closer to you. ®DBSBANK Ang Mo
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      439 34 r prestJgeous I IN CAIRNHILL ROAD I Newly completed luxurious ff 1 Kiln f|S hi apartments (248 sm) i Privacy only 36 units PF I E;-R i ill I [I Private lift lobby if I |i Ijl mi Ii Fully fitted kitchen Pip !|p I PI Central air-conditioning lip ||jWf|i
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      998 34 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments b) Apartments A A R CADI A (anuit rv clul f acilit ics will lin, cc nu it ly clul >s galore without Clubhouse tucked amidst landscaped gardens Swimming pools augmented with a pavilion and a sundeck
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      660 34 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 9 ELIZABETH HEIGHTS. brand new malsonetb bedrooms, full r< facilities Furnishings will <>c at tenant's choice $3,500. DIST 21 CLEMENTI PARK CONDO, Feronia Bl Carmella Block, ne;ir Amert[nternatlon 1.700 sq :i 3 bedrooms ny, swimming pool. $2,500 furnished. CONTINENTAL APPRAISAL CO PTE LTD TEL:
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      806 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments I RIDGEWOOD KUHIO (Best Block m Estate) 1 bedrooms and fully furnished Full recreational facilities $3,800 pm Contact Jones Lang Wootton *****88 S9 Hlghpolnt 3 rent Horizon View 4 rms The Cairn Hill 4rms Slngapura Mansion 2rm» Claymore Plaza 1 rm Hilltop 3 rms 510
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      825 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments CHANCERY LANE, DIST 11. fur nlshed. 3-bedroomed flat bathroom attached, sitting cum dinIng room, servants amenities. 2 airconds Rental 12,000 p in Contact *****83 Principals only. CHEMPAKA COURT-PANDAN Valley 3-bedroom apartment Fully furnished Low rental $2,300. inclusive of maintenance Available now. Call Jones Lang Wootton
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      796 35 86 Accommodation Vacant j b) Apartments i DISTRICT 9. TANGLIN Club vicinity Exclusive 2 3-bedroom maisonette Splendid view. Localit) ***** to $3300. Wess *****44 (Sat Sun) DISTRICT 9 BEHIND HYATT Hotel, newly renovated, fully furnished carpeted. 3 aircond. bedroomed apartment. $2100. Miss Quek *****53 DISTRICT 5, HONG LEONG Garden Fully
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      798 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments EXCLUSIVE TOWNHOUSE, SHELFORD Road, dist 11, 3 1/2-storey. 5 bedrooms plus servant's, built-in area approx 5,000 sq.ft Large swimming pool, *****14. GRANGEFORD/ LUCKY TOWER/ Hong Leong apartments. Furnished/ recreational facilities/ pool. Attractive rents. YSC Property: 296-6666. GRANGE HEIGHTS, NEAR Mandarin Hotel. 3400 sq.ft. fully carpeted,
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      804 35 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST. 15, LUXURY APARTMENT. 3/4 bedrooms. Tastefully furnished, fully aircon, lacing sea. pool security. *****93. DIST. 5 HONG LEONG/ Westpe ak luxurious apartments, 3 bedrooms, furnished, full facilities $2,300/ $2,800. Dyson: *****66. DIST. 5, 3 BEDROOMS, fully furnished, sea view. Gloria Mansion, $1,800 pin Enquiries:
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      800 35 86 Accommodation Vacant c) Rooms PACKAGE DEAL. RESPECTABLE family can provide shelter fur working parent and 24-hour child care. For details, call. Mrs Ji0n,444H534 WELL FURNISHED APARTMENT has vacant room ior rent. Suitable for sinyic foreigners. All facilities. 2 minutes walk to Daimarii Tel *****33. ANG MO KIO/ Balestler Road.
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      572 35 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments I PROFESSIONAL COUPLES/ EXPA- triate families require furnished unfurnished flats houses. Any location considered Flexible budget *****73 *****' i RESPECTABLE CLIENTS REQUIRE apartments/houses, furnished/ unfurnished, any district. Owners please call *****74/5 j (agent i URGENTLY WANTED, UNFURNISHED/ furnished apartment/ single-storey terrace house, Ka- tung area
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      571 35 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses a) Houses SPANISH-STYLE DOUBLE-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES |op§fff(^Rßß^| j lIIBTEB KATONG HIGHCLASS RESIDENTIAL AREA. S ADJACENT TO JACKIE'S BOWLKATONG/OCEAN PARK.S FREEHOLD LAND -rCpV^ oX °S i 90% f§A vu N sING $&&Bfr' i LOW INTEREST
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      401 35 DISTRICT 0922 CAIRNHILL ROAD 2-storey pre-war terrace house, renovated, freehold. Area 1,987 sq.ft. vacant possession. SELLING $590,000. Highest offer secures! Interested please call: *****22. OIST. 1955 SERANGOON GARDENS, single-storey semi-de-tached. 4.300 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, 1 hall, marble/ ceramic flooring. 2 parking space. Luxuriously renovated. Large garden. $470,000. Dist. 1439. Near
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      426 36 89 Properties For Sale Hoi a) Houses /landarin Court B rin Hotel Singapore ON TH MAY 1984 owi NGROAD Freetv 11 GO *MILE TOWER ;alow LAND AT JOO CHIAT ROAD/CRANE ROAD/ lAN ROAD slon and m 6 flats and 3 MORTGAGEE'S SALE •II ROAD 21-14 MENT told ARLS CENTRE JILENGKOK
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      726 36 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses a) Houses f gj DBS FINANCE FOR BETTER HOME FINANCING Up to 100% of valuation including use of CPF savings. Attractive interest rates: 1 to 10 years 9';% p.a. 11 to 25 years —10% p.a. Bridging finance available. HUDC (Phase
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      593 36 DIST. 11 TERRACE HOUSE Beautifully renovated with centralised aircond, 3 plus 1 bedrooms, partially furnished. Split dining living, marble parquet flooring. Area: 1,900 sq.ft. Asking: $630,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****19 /*****91 No agents! DIST 1955 GRACE PARK vicinity beautifully renovated doublestorey detached on elevated grounil. 4 years old. Split-level. 4 bedrooms/
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      840 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 10. SEMI-DETACHED bed rooms, 3 bathrooms, tastefully renovated, large living dming, walking distance Raffles Henry Park Primary See to appreciate Stanley Richard *****88 DIST. 16. BEDOK VICINITY. About 5,000 sq.ft. double-storey semidetached Extensively renovated and with huge landscaped garden 1 iolden Estate: *****49'
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      853 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST. 19, SINGLE-STOREY SEMIDETACHED, 3 bedrooms. 1 hall, area 2,800 sq it Price $400,000 o n o. Ring *****15 Mdm 1 c Strictly no agents DIST 20 TAMAN PERMATA. beau- j titully renovated, double-storey Intermediate terrace, area 2oou sq.ft., freehold, asking reasonable price. *****78.
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      668 36 89 Properties For Sale a) Houses DIST 20 CORAL PARK, renovated double-storey corner terrace. 3 bedr ns servants Freehold. :!.H(HisijM >:, ,niKHi Tahiti *****22. DIST. 20 TERRACE HOUSE t..r sale 3 bedrooms, 1 servants room 1 1 1 h reehold Selling $385.0000 n.o Tel *****13 OIST 2158. 17 GREENBANK Park.
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      514 36 89 Properties For Sale i»> Private Apartments 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments 4 .your 'Home Sweet Horne 9 I where values are rising Opposite Mandarin Hotel of Orchard Road SILVER TOWER comprises luxurious apartments and penthouses Outdoor amenities include I ideally located at Cairnhill Road Orchard Road the
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      489 36 89 Properties For Sale d> Private Apartments i Di»t. 15, Meyer Tower, high floor, facing sea, area: approx 1.900 sq.ft. 3 large bedroom*.. living room leading to balconf Condo facilities. Dial. 10, Duchess Park imosl exclusive Townhouse with first class furnishings). Area approx 3.600 sq ft 5 bedrooms. large dining
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      662 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments INVEST IN GOOD PROPERTIES AT Dist. 15 Mandarin Garden*. ■j .t bedroomed ipartments with extremely good facing. Dist. 10 Ridgewood, I bed roomed h igh flooi .ip 1 1 1 menl Kamehameha Rise fully furnished with good I rental Dist. 9 Lucky Plaza,
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      866 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments $320.000 00 Clementi Park 2 1 study 1 attached 1 common bathroom *****q.1t. Homeworth *****55/*****44 DIST. 21. BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED 2-level townhouse with own private garden Set In quiet scenic surroundings 2.450 sq.ft. 3 spacious bedrooms. Fully airconditioned Excellent recreational facilities $650,000 The Accommodatora
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      846 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments DIST. 20 THOMSON GROVE walkup condominium 3 bedrooms, 1568 sq ft Swimming/tennis/ squash badminton, MRT walkIng distance Excellent value. $395,000. Tel 03-*****0. DIST. 5 VISTA PARK Amethyst Block, 1045 sq ft. walk-up apartment 2 bedrooms selling at developer's price. $277,000. Tel: *****06 Mrs
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      848 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments FAIRWAYS 3-STOREY TOWNHOUSE Ireehoid, 4 bedrooms with baths attached. 1 servant's, ready for occupation soon. Tel: *****88. FLAT AT HABITAT, Phase 1 (Orchard Road) for sale. 11th floor ;)600 sq.ft 4 spacious bedrooms. $1 35 million ono Call: *****44 Mr Oh (Principals only).
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      875 37 89 Properties For Sale b) Private Apartments MARYLAND PARK, HIGH floor tacmg sea Fully furnished Contact *****79 NEAR MACPHERSON MARKET 3rd floor 3 rooms 1 hall freehold Sell $220.000 *****81. ■RAJAH TOWER" UNIT .19-04 for sale rent. Please telephone Miss Chua at *****38/*****39. REGENT COURT, 2 rooms, flat Al type,
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Trio lament the loss of an ideal
      633 42  - Trio lament the loss of an ideal JANICE SEAH By, 4 THE sports arena should never become a political one. And as for Russia's allegations against the United States, you can make anything an excuse, and any excuse can eventually become a reason. It's a cheap excuse. For all those
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      291 42 NEW YORK, Thurs. America's 400 metres hurdles world recordholder Ed Moses leapt into the Olympic controversy today with an appeal to the Soviet Union to reverse their decision not to participate m the Los Angeles Games. Moses, unbeaten m nearly 100 races, has been
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      Lock icon Soviets a sorry sight!
      115 42 LONDON, Thurs. World mile and BM-metre record-holder Sebastian Coe said he was "saddened bat not surprised" by the Soviet Union's withdrawal from the Olympic Games. On BBC radio, he said that if Soviet aligned countries stayed out, it would be "devastating" for track and field. But
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      Lock icon Winning in the wind
      511 42 NEW YORK, Thurs. Czech star Ivan Lendl, Wimbledon winner John McEnroe and United States Open champion Jimmy Connors had more trouble beating strong winds than their second-round opponents m the Tournament of Champions tennis event yesterday. Said Lendl: "The winds were going m all different directions
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      Lock icon Perm's page of history
      186 42 LONDON, Thurs. Left-hand-er Chris Perm srored his maiden first-class century and finished as the only batsman to reach three figures m seven English county championship cricket matches yesterday. He scored 115 and helped Kent to 296 agaiast I,ancashire at Old Trafford. It was Perm's 12th championship
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      Lock icon Menotti and Barcelona to part
      332 44 Menotti and Barcelona to part ARGENTINE manager Cesar Luis Menotti has confirmed that he will leave Spanish soccer side Barcelona when his contract expires on June 30. Asked whether anything could make him change his mind, Menotti said: "No, nothing." Commenting on a report that he was offered to manage
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      Lock icon Move over, Wilkins
      222 44 MANCHESTER, Thurs. Manchester United's 13-year wait to sign Gordon Strachan finally came to an end yesterday when the Scottish international signed a four-year contract with the English First Division club. United, who will pay newly-crowned Scottish champions Aberdeen £500,000 ($1.5 million) for the World Cup midfielder, have
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      Lock icon Atkinson hopes for a miracle
      245 44 LONDON, Thurs. A season which promised so much for so long suddenly has turned sour for English Division One soccer side Manchester United. Last month, one of Britain's best supported team were eliminated m the semi-finals of the European Cup-winners' Cup competition by Juventus, of
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      124 44 EDINBURGH, Thurs. Aberdeen set a new Scottish Premier Division soccer points-record at Pittodrie last night. Already assured of the championship, Aberdeen drew 0-0 with Glasgow Rangers m front of a crowd of 16,200 to become the first side to reach 57 points, beating the old record held jointly
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      Lock icon Simply Spurring
      425 44 Miller goal gives Tottenham a tonic for return leg Anderlecht 1 Tottenham 1 BRUSSELS, Thurs. England's Tottenham Hotspur have one hand on the European Football Union Cup after forcing holders Anderlecht to a 1-1 draw here yesterday m the first leg of a final marred by violence from
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      Lock icon Bailey doubtful for the Spanish job
      146 44 LONDON, Thurs. Goalkeeper Gary Bailey, who played a significant role m England's European Under--21 soccer Championship semi-final win over Italy, may not be available for the first leg of the final against Spain m Seville next Thursday. Bailey is almost certain to be pulled
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      Lock icon Reds give Rush the green light
      139 44 LONDON, Thurs. Liverpool have released 46-goal striker lan Rush for Wales' British Championship soccer clash against Northern Ireland m Swansea on Tuesday week. Welsh manager Mike England, looking towards the 1986 Mexico World Cup, was anxious to retain Rush's embryonic front-line partnership with Manchester
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      Lock icon English fan shot dead in Brussels
      387 44 English fan shot dead in Brussels Brian was no soccer hooligan, cries disconsolate father BRUSSELS, Thurs. English football fans once again went on the rampage m a European city when anger spilled over among Tottenham suporters at the death of one of their number, Brian Flanagan, shot dead after a
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      Mano turns on the Tampines magic
      244 45  -  JOE DORAI THREE goals by former international Manoharan Nair helped Tampines Rovers edge out Toa Payoh United 4-3, and erase the latter's bid for a memorable finale to their National Football League Division One campaign at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Toa Payoh gave
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      Toast to sooker sponsors
      223 45  - Toast to sooker sponsors PETER WATSON The right cue that makes the spirits soar AN INTERNATIONAL cognac company have poured a good measure of sponsorship spirit into the current Singapore national snooker championships. Camus International (Far East) have stepped m with an offer to finance the trip of two players
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      Big test for women in Rally
      159 45 Big test for women in Rally FIVE women drivers are among 83 entrants for the Shell Economy Rally which will be flagged off at the Police Academy m Thomson Road at (8 a. m.) on Sunday. This is the first time that such a large number of women drivers are
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      'Fix the bribery baddies'
      264 45  -  JOE DORAI By THE Asian Football Confederation will recommend to the International Football Federation (FIFA) m Zurich on May 20 that action be taken against those who tried to bribe match officials m last month's pre-Olympic Games competition at the National Stadium. Speaking after the postmortem
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      Signing off on a goal-den note
      349 45  -  JAN VAN DER VEEN Fandi voted Groningen s fourth most valuable player By, GRONINGEN, Thurs. Fandi Ahmad, the Singapore soccer ace purchased by Dutch First Division club FC Groningen last July, last night bade farewell to the Stadion Oosterpark crowd here with a performance
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      Eagles in Mickey Mouse country
      407 45  -  TAY CHENG KHOON V ONWARD to Warren on Sunday for the final Premier League golf match of the season. It is appropriate that this unpretentious club, often looked down on by local snobs because of the unkind "Mickey Mouse" tag some have attached to its
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      SPORTS IN SHORT
      275 45 TOMIO TASHIBO batted four runs, with a pair of homers and a double, to power the Yokohama Taiyo Whales to a 5-4 victory over Central League front-running Hiroshima Toyo Carp m Yokohama on Wednesday night. Other results: Yomiuri Giants bt Yakult Swallows 12-8, Chunichi Dragons bt Hanshin
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      Another blow for Juniors
      137 45  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI THE Malacca-bound national Under-23 team for the Malaysian Hockey Association tournament from May 19-23 suffered another blow when they went down 4-1 to Singapore Recreation Club at the Padang m a friendly match yesterday. With the entire team being assembled for the first time,
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      294 45 CHICAGO, Thurs. Harold Baines ended the first eight-hour game m major-league baseball history yesterday by hitting a home run with one out m the bottom of the 25th inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 7-6 triumph over the Milwaukee Brewers m the completion of a
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      Bowlers busy as bees
      168 45  -  PETER SIOW TEENAGE bowlers below 18 years are buzzing over the East Asiatic-spon-sored Carlsberg "Stars of Tomorrow" championships starting at the Kallang Bowler-Drome on Sunday. And for good reason, too. Because, for the first time, a junior event has been created specially for them. Originally, the
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      Kihlstrom, doubles specialist right to the bone
      400 46 Kihlstrom, doubles specialist right to the bone NAPRAPATHY...ring a bell? Ask Swedish shuttle superstar Thomas Kihlstrom and he will make no bones about it. For it so happens, Kihlstrom is a doctor of naprapathy as well as a fulltime badminton player. "Have you heard of chiropractice?" he asked. "It's the
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      IBF blamed in ranking row
      280 46 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Nobutaka Ikeda, the manager-«oach of defending champions Japan, today blamed the International Badminton Federation for his team's unimpressive performance m the Über Cup. Ikeda said the IBF singles ranking contributed to his team's poor performance against Denmark. "The IBF ranking has turned
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      Squash made to look elementary
      683 46  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Top players breeze through opening round By YK3sv PEPSI SQUASH can be so easy at least, that's the impression one got sitting m the gallery of the Kallang competition court watching the top professionals m the first round of the Yeo'sPepsi Challenge
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      Lock icon Japan vow to battle to end
      150 46 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Indonesia, the favourites for the final, are expected to sweep easily past the young Japanese team m their Group A encounter of the Thomas Cup badminton tournament here tomorrow. But Japan have vowed that they will not hand over their match
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      Lock icon It's victory or bust...
      360 46 Today's Thomas Cup: THOMAS CUP W ÜBER CUP W FINALS KUALA LUMPUR MAY 7-18,1984 Indonesia v Japan, Denmark v S Korea. Über Cup: China v Japan, Malaysia v Canada. South Korea and Denmark need to win KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. It will be all or nothing when
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      Lock icon A pleasant surprise
      94 46 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Morten Frost was pleasantly surprised that his match against Luan Jin m the Denmark-China clash yesterday was won without much difficulty. "But I am sure that he was more surprised than me that he lost easily. I think that that was my best match
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      Jin Gee makes waves at the Singapore Open
      246 46  -  JANICE SEAH By OON JIN GEE, Singapore's second fastest swimmer, got rid of postcompetition lethargy yesterday to equal Ang Peng Siong's national under-17 100 m freestyle record when he clocked a personal best of 54.45 ec at the 41st Singapore Open at
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    • Results in detail
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        THOMAS CUP
        122 47 Indonesia 5 Malaysia (Indonesia first): Liem Swie King bt Misbun Sidek 15-11, 15-4; Hastomo Arbi bt Ong Beng Teong 15-9, 11-15. 1 15-8; Icuk Sugiarto bt Razif Sidek 15-4, 15-9; Christian Hadinata and Hadibowo bt Mis bun Sidek and Soh Goon Chup 15-13, 18-16; Kartono and Rudy Haryanto
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        Lock icon UBER CUP
        111 47 Sooth Korea 5 Canada I (Korea first): Kim Yun-Ja bt Sandra Sellings 11-3, 11-4; Yoo Sang-Hee bt Sandra Stapleton 11-3, 11-0; Kim Bok-Sun bt Gillian Clader 11-1, 11-1; Kim Yun-Ja and Yoo SangHee bt Johanne Falardeau and Claire Backhouse 15-12, 15-6; Hwang Sun-Ai and Chung Myung-Hee bt Linda
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      Lock icon The Force is with Indonesia
      512 47  -  J. RAJENDRAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Even Luke Skywalker and the Force would have been hard-pressed to save Malaysia m their Thomas Cup badminton finals Group A meeting against Indonesia here tonight. Indonesia were just too good and their 5-0 win which helped them qualify
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      How they stand
      139 47 THOMAS CUP GROUP A P W LMFMASFSA Pts Indonesia 220 8 218 6 4 England 2 11 6 412 11 2 Malaysia 2 11 5 512 12 2 Japan 2 0 2 1 9 518 0 Group B China 220 7 316 9 4 Denmark 2 11
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      Lock icon Hosts fall flat on their faces
      39 47 picture. Malaysia on their knees.. .Mis bun Sidek (right), in a fallen heap, picks himself un under the watchful eves of the all-imposing Liem Swie King, of Indonesia, in last night's match. NST
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      Lock icon Swedes Seel the Korean crunch
      319 47 Swedes Seel the Korean crunch KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. South Korea kept their semi-final hopos alive when they blanketed Sweden 5-0 m their Group B match of the Thomas Cup badminton finals at the Stadium Negara here tonight. The up-and-coming Koreans will face their moment of truth tomorrow when they take
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      Lock icon China, Korea, England in
      287 47 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Favourites China and top contenders South Korea qualified for the Über Cup semi-finals last night after scoring identical 5-0 wins respectively over Denmark and Canada. They join England, the first qualifiers who scored wins over Canada (4-1) and Malaysia (5-0), m the last
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      Lock icon Peng Soon on the pros and cons of the new system
      221 47 Peng Soon on the pros and cons of the new system KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Wong Peng Soon, badminton's former master of attrition, has only praise for the format of three singles and two doubles introduced at the Thomas and Über Cup finals here. But he does not agree with the
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  • OBITUARIES
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      141 Deaths
      58 43 THOMAS s/o JOSEPH LUCAS Departed 10.5.84 leaving behind wife, parents, brother and sisters. Cortege will leave at 2pm. today from Blk. 218, Ang Mo Kio Aye. 1, 213-911 to Church Christ The King and thence to Chua Chu Kang Cemetery. RESHAM SINGH BHANDAL (Retired Police Officer) passed away
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      144 In Memoriam
      112 43 IN SWEET REMEMBRANCE DR. CJ. POH Your kind hand was always there To lend the aid we sought; Your love m depth In full you gave We'll always cherish m our hearts. Indeed since you went away O Patron of all the Arts! We've strived hard to
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      37 43 WOULD LIKE TO CONVEY THEIR APPRECIATION AND o"*™™°* TO ALL RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR CONDOLENCES. WREATHS DONATIONS. PRESENCE AND ASSISTANCE DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR PAUL FOO YOON SEN
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      301 43 I MR. V.E.M. VAIRAKKANNU PILLAI DEPARTED ON: 22-5-83 One year had passed, we had to part with our father whom we loved intensely. A wonderful father called to rest peacefully. For each of us you did your best, your love was great. Your heart was kind
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      82 43 The family of the late MRS MINNIE KNIGHT would like to thank relatives, friends, colleagues and neighbours for their visits, flowers, donations, telegrams and attendance at the funeral service. Special thanks to the nursing and medical staff of Ward 46, TTSH for their devoted care, to Fr Fred
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      58 43 IN LOVING MEMORY IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF M. M. PERERA Departed 11/5/82 Remembered by family and friends. JANBAGALAXSHIMI Departed 11.5.83 Painfully missed but never forgotten by loving husband, sons, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, daughter, grandchildren, relations ft friends. OUR BELOVED MOTHER MARY WEE SIONG NEO DEPARTED 11.5.1979 Remembered
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      144 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF
      108 43 144 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF DANIEL JOSEPH FROIS DEPARTED 11TH MAY 1974 Always remembered by wife, chil- 1 dren. children-in-law, grand-chil-dren and all loved one*. Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph's Church (PM) at 5.45 p.m. today. MR ANG SENG
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      232 43 LONDON, Thursday MALAAK, having her first race of the season, put up an eye-catching performance when she won vie deshire Oaks at Chester yesterday for trainer Michael Stoute. The filly was quoted as low as 12-1 for next month's Epsom Oaks by one firm of
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      3-month ban for urine sample switch
      489 43 A SYCE at the Bukit Timah stables of trainer Lee Seng Hap presented a pre-race urine sample, taken from a horse under veterinary treatment, as that of a runner m Race 7 on the third day of the Singapore Turf Club March (Derby) Meeting.
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      Peace Now gelded
      60 43 Peace Now gelded PEACE NOW (above), a five-year-old Englishbred by Scottish Rifle, who failed in last year's Singapore Gold Cap, is one of 10 horses recently gelded. The others are: Record Harvest, on board in six out of seven starts without winning, The Blacknight, Whiz Kid, Happiness II, Milk And
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      Andermatt does impressive workout
      582 43 Andermatt does impressive workout ON THE TRACK with TONTO IPOH, Thurs.— Andermatt, 1983 Horse of the Year, stepped up his preparations for the $200,000 Perak Derby over 2,400 m on Sunday with an impressive workout here this morning. The five-year-old by Amalgam did two rounds on the grass, reeling off
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      Owners appeal to MRA
      161 43 THE Racehorse Owners Association has expressed concern over the delay m resolving some cases of horses which failed their pre-race urine test. In a letter to the Malayan Racing Association, ROA president Tan Hock Chong appealed for such cases to be speeded up. He said owners
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      27 sent down a class
      109 43 27 sent down a class TWENTY-SEVEN horses who ran at the Penang Turf Club April Meeting have been demoted They are: From Class 4 to 5: Batu Emas (47), Fighting Princess (51), Flight Captain (55), Honey Brown (55), Jade Mountain (55), Petir (54), Posebel (55), Smile For Me (54). From
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    1362 43 POTJPBB 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 5 1,200 m WiiMihki MM (Ratings: 84-77) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 *****0 Taming Sari II 57 (84) Mdm SH TengNoordin Bag dl +2.5 Sairi 6 2 83*3*6 Bylon M (82) Lucky Leo-Lim seg +.5 Gareham 1 3 *604*0 Fittlte Warrior 55.5 (81) Good
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      295 43 rmjmt ANNOUNCEMENT* 131 Marriages/ Engagements ALOYSIUS CROSS FAMILY and .lames Fernandez family thank all relatives and Friends and Father John for their attendance, presence and congratulatory messages from Datuk Datln Satin VelU, Minister of Works on ision of the marriage of their eldest daughter, Janet to Oasper on 28th April,
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      290 46 I 17 May 1984 Issue ~~L 1 EXCLUSIVE IN THIS ISSUE: An Interview with President Ronald Reagan President Reagan answers questions on the following subjects put by the Review: His reactions to his recent visit to The possibility of a Reagan initiative China and what it achieved; designed to break
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      16 46 RESULTS DRAW No: 37/84 5 OUT OF 49 12, 28, 33, 29, 44 ADD. No 2
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      94 46 Today's events HOCKEY Schools A Bovs': VJC v HCJC. RJC v Beatty (CSC, 2.30 and 3.40 p. m. SOCCER SBHFL jnr k.0.: Rheem v Indosuez. Cycle Carriage v Ming Court (Tanglin). Dynasty Hotel v Cold Storage. Mobil v Sime Darbv <FP). All at 5.15 p. m. Telerec Shield: Tel Inst
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      190 47 THOMAS CUP W ÜBER CUP W FINALS KUALA LUMPUR MAY 7-18,1984 Congratulations to winners ot Flor-Mate/Bubbles Lud^Draw Congratulations to the 10 lucky winners of the Flor-Mate Bubbles Lucky Draw held on 2 May 1984. You'll each get a TV set. And for those who didn't win. here's another chance Next
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    400 48  -  PAUL JACOB 300 take part m big air crash exercise By AN INTERNATIONAL expert on crash procedures yesterday observed a rescue exercise carried out at Changi Airport. Dr Morgan Fahey of the International Civil Aviation Organisation had been invited by the Department of Civil Aviation
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    338 48 Judge lifts interim order m trade mark case THE High Court yesterday lifted a one-year-old interim injunction against a local manufacturer who was alleged to have infringed the trade mark of the American manufacturer of Tide detergent. This means that $1.2 million
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    241 48 4 South Koreans held as spies for the North SEOUL, Thursday Four South Koreans, including two nightclub hostesses, have been arrested on espionage charges after being recruited by North Korean agents m Japan and Singapore. The South Korean Agency for National Security Planning said that Kirn In- ll wan, 31,
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    314 48 World Court rules against the US THE HAGUE, Thurs. The International Court of Justice today called on the United States to immediately end the mining of ports and other direct and indirect military activities aimed against Nicaragua. In an interim judgment m a case against Washington brought by the Nicaraguan
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    246 48 Agent Orange makers to sue govt NEW YORK, Thurs. Dow Chemical Company and Diamond Shamrock Corporation intend to sue the United States government so that it can share the burden of a USS2M million (Sss2o million) settlement with Vietnam veterans who claim injuries from the herbicide, Agent Orange. "To the
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    32 48 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 3.35 points to 1,168.87 points m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today AP
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      249 48 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dallj IN TODAY'S ISSUE A local trading company belonging to Cycle and Carriage chairman Chua Boon Peng has concluded a deal to sell high technology weap- j ons and rocket systems to China. RICHARD SEAH has the details. Companies providing financing for i leasing in Singapore
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      141 48 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Partly cloudy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 mm. SUNSET today: 7.06 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.56 a.m. Adelaide 13 19 C Cloudy Manila 24 35C Fair Amsterdam 1 11 C Cloudy Melbourne 7 18 C Overcast Bangkok 25 34 C Fair
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      1120 1 Presenting a tale o£ tickers old and new Changing faces of Time LEFT: The mammoth clock at dementi Town Centre everyone seems to want a clock, even our satellite towns BELOW: Sturdy and impressive, but now out of style the Railway Station clock with Roman
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        History down the drain
        941 2  - History down the drain LU CHISEN Collecting (^^cS) Chinese antiques \||i|Sy By The unauthorised salvaging of sunken treasure off the Johor coast is m the news. Several years ago, a wreck m the South China sea yielded crates of precious porcelain pieces. They were subsequently sold off at an auction
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        Three 'formulas'
        1228 4  -  ESTHER WONG L Partners m a dual-career marriage should occasionally evaluate their relationship. Today, three "formulas" are discussed. Whatever the choice, the toll on their relationship, careers and family life can be minimised only by understanding the costs and options. You and ■sr>) your work A fortnightly series
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          Involved husband, involved wife
          476 5 Involved husband, involved wife Some modern husbands prefer to have their wives working and getting more satisfaction m life. They get vicarious gratification from their wives' achievements, and enjoy having both partners develop their careers. 'INVOLVED couples" arc those who are equally committed to work and home-life Formula Three. Hence,
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          Strains and gains
          356 5 ONE gain often cited by working wives is their own sense of selfrealisation and of achievement m pursuing their career. Another gain is financial security and, consequently, a higher standard of living. Some plan their lifestyle so that m the early married years, enough money is saved
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        Exclusive-to-Singapore Rhodes Scholarship
        530 5  -  KHNG EU MENG By I THE Rhodes Scholarship, awarded to outstanding Englishspeaking men and women m the academic and extra-cur-ricular fields, has, for the first time, been earmarked exclusively for Singapore. And the first recipient under this new arrangement is Mr Raymond Lim Siang Keat, 24. Previously,
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        Holland on a bicycle
        1606 8 Holland on a bicycle Sightseeing from the seat of a bicycle can be fun as our writer discovered when she cycled up and down the flat but beautiful landscapes of Holland. Story and photographs by FIONA NICHOLS IF THERE is one country that lends itself to cycling, it must be
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        354 9 Getting there THE lowest fare to Amsterdam is offered by Aeroflot at $1,400 return. Return fares by other airlines range from $1,902 to $2,300. Check with your travel agent for the best fares. Where to stay The least of problems m Holland is finding a place to
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        Lock icon Taking Brooks on his own terms
        1122 24  -  ALJEAN HARMETZ Terms of Endearment (now showing at Jade) is the multi-award-winning film that almost did not make it to the big screen if not for the determination of its writer, producer and director, James L. Brooks. By NOW that the 56th annual Academy
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        Top organist performs today
        373 24  -  Robert Hebbie AN ORGAN RECITAL By St Andrew's Cathedral Today, 6.15 p.m. Free OPEN any volume of The International Who's Who m Music, and you're sure to see the name Robert Hebble. The top-class American organist, also a wellknown figure m the music world m his
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        What a mix-up
        544 25  -  LEONG WENG KAM fr^iTYnni By EVEN if the first 26 parts of the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's Mandarin drama serial, The Awakening, were well received, its concluding episode on Monday was a disappointment. The hour-long show was an anti-climax. It was not only unnecessary but also left its
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        British film week
        32 25 TICKETS for the public to the British Film Week (Sunday -May 19) have run out. But tickets for the British Council and Singapore Film Society members are still available.
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        Teeming with life
        502 25  -  JULIE TAN A peek at the new SBC Mandarin drama series, Youth, and some last words on The Awakening, which ended on Monday. I j ~jsk AAa-1 ~"^t YOUTH Today, Ch 8, 9.30 p.m. Previewed by COMING m the wake of the top-rated serial. The Awakening, is
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          Night out
          707 25  -  BRIAN MILLER By THE scene: a peaceful Indian reservation tucked somewhere m the wild, wild West sometime m the last century. Fires burn innocently from m front of the tepees. The hour: early morning just the right time for hunting. The Red Indians: muscled braves, a feathered chief,
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        336 25 Lounge chat GOOD news for all you rock 'n' roll fans. Rainbow Theatre Lounge has a treat m store m the form of a show, entitled Rock Anthology. Scheduled to commence sometime next month, the show will feature some of the greatest rock 'n' roll songs
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      18 1 Formulas for married life OUTLOOK, Pages Four and Five Cycle through Holland GOING PLACES. Pages Eight and Nine
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      557 3 ■I the faintest trace of aroma left m the I pulp, through it goes again W^v J And again ad infinitum. Until V ft MKm even a bloodhound declares it clean. y Next, a batch of specially bred W V Saccharomyces uvarum is pitched V\ into the wort. lt is
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      423 12 Hi:, i mtt FUJI PHOTO FILM (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD MR X HIRATA, CHAIRMAN AND MR M OHNISHI, PRESIDENT TO CELEBRATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW ROLE IN SINGAPORE We at FUJI PHOTO FILM (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD feel honoured that MR X HIRATA. Chairman and MR M OHNISHI, President of FUJI
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      103 13 Equatron Pte Ltd JF Equatron (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd welcomes m extend their warmest welcome to Mr K. Hirata, Chairman and Mr M. Ohnishi, President I Mr K. Hirata, Chairman and Mr M. Ohnishi, President W of Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd Japan, BL of Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd Japan,
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      481 14 El tllM HfTOD I Exhibition-Decor Pte Ltd 6001 Beach Road X> #09-04 Golden Mile Tower Singapore 0719 ■BPS wfPppMP Tel: *****34 *****76 *****46 JWWflWff OFFICIAL CONTRACTOR FOR DESIGNING PRODUCTION OF: Exhibition Stands Van Art Point of Sales Bus Panels Window Displays Plastic Neon Signs i*i x^ji <^§ lii-' A- p
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      755 15 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES WBHUH Telex Service: Address: Rates: Mln. harges: S.T.A.N.T.S Appointments Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 STANTS rs ***** TIMEAD TIMES PUBLISHING BHD Sunday Times: 5524. 40 psc. cm. Sunday Times: 5573.20 RSSOBBI Times House ■imiHiiinmn t^V™^ t 970 d 7 9^q 390 Kirn Seng Road
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      611 15 IKIIYOHM.I We are undergoing an expansion programme m the production of our Zero-Defect 5VV 1 Winchester Disc Drives and Printed Circuit Boards. In line with our expansion programme, we require qualified and dynamic personnel to supplement our existing workforce. If you are interested m taking up the challenge of an
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      431 15 Mandarin Gardens Pte Ltd Mandarin Gardens, a prestigious condominium development by Mandarin Gardens Pte Ltd requires the following personnel-Clerk-of-Works, Mechanical Electrical Applicants must possess a Technician Diploma with a minimum of 3 years experience m M E works. Applicants without qualifications but with minimum of 5 years experience m M
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      460 15 *V? -i PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL invites applicants tor tin- position ot SALES EXECUTIVE Functions To promote sales and project the image ot the hotel Requirements GCE level education i: Good command of both spoken and written English. Ability to communicate m Mandarin will be an added advantage. Sales oriented with
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      569 16 APPOINTMENTS AUTOMATED SYSTEMS (PTE) LTD is a member of the CSA Group, a leading systems house with offices m Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Australia. The Group markets and services a range of computers from PCs to the super-minis, and related peripherals. As part of the Group's expansion programme
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      457 16 SENIOR DEPOSIT BROKER required by international money broking company. Applicants must be well versed m all aspects of deposit broking, and must have a minimum of five years experience m an international environment. Written applications should be forwarded, m strict confidence, to: The Personnel Manager Hung Chue Pedder Martin Pte
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      196 16 (T3GQ <d W CQCQ Nowhere on our planet is devoid of life. In The Living Planet. David Attenborough's searching eye, unfailing curiosity and infectious enthusiasm, explain and illuminate the intricate lives of these colonies from the lonely heights of the Himalayas to the wild creatures m the most recent of
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      683 16 NOTICES DUNLOP MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIES DERHAD (incorpo/ated m Malaysia) NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Subdivision of $1/- ordinary stock; and Bonus issue of 1 for 2 held NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for the purposes of subdivision of $1 ordinary stock into 2 ordinary stock units of 50c each and determining the stockholders'
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      416 16 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. lH of 1984 In the Matter of the Companies Act (Chapter 185) And In the Matter of Mint International Private Limited ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up of the
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      376 16 The MRT Corporation Tender Notice PROVISION OF TRIAL PITS AND DETECTION OF UNDERGROUND SERVICES The MRT Corporation invites tenders for the above, along the MRT Line from San Teng to Yio Chu Kang Stations. Tender is open to all registered PWD Civil Engineering Contractors. Closing date: 21 May 1984 at
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      842 17 NOTICES I Tender Notice Tenders are invited tor: I BUILDING AMB/T/84/022— Thermal insulation to walls of Telecoms premises phase VIII. Eligibility: Registered Contractor Class— C D (Relevant Category) 'Non-registered Contractor— Deposit 551. 000.00 Showround: 18 May 84 at 10.00 am Yio Chu Kang Telephone Exchange, 151. Seletar Road. Singapore 2880.
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      852 17 Intaiumpor Haw Par Brothers International Limited Notice of Meeting Notice is hereby given thai the f ifteenth Annual General Meeting of the pany will i;* 1 held m the Bi I mof I Inited Overseas Ban*- I Floor, UOB Building. No 1 BonhamSi pore 01 i 4 on Friday Ist
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      802 17 PUBUC UTILITIES BOPRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following I 1 Supply of air compressor spares (IHI-JOY Model) to Senoko Power Station 2 Supply of burner gun compete assembly for the 60MW and 120MW Boilers at Jurong Power Station Eligibility: For items (1) and (2). Registered Contractors m
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      635 17 LCI Im^tjH TENDER NOTICE Tender No: T/CDIS 24/84; Supply, Delivery, Installation Commissioning of Microcomputers and Ancillary Equipment for Secondary Schools and Junior Colleges for the period 1 Jul 84 to 31.3.85 inclusive. Tenders are invited for the "supply, delivery, installation and c<~ nmissioning of MICROCOMPUTERS and ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT for secondary
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      643 18 NOTICES IBS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirtieth Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held at ICB Penthouse. ICB Building, Bth Storey. 2 Shenton Way. Singapore 0106. on Saturday. 2
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      709 18 #PWD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following (A) SQS/22/84 Supply and Delivery of Granite Products to Specified PWD Projects for the Period from 1.6.84 to 30.9.85. (B) +MAE T 60/84 Supply of Vans to Governments Departments. Delivery Date: Tenderers are required to submit a
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      895 18 S&v7 S NG INVESTMENTS Z^A FINANCE LIMITED The Directors of Sing Investments Finance Limited and its Subsidiary Company (the Group) are pleased to make the following announcement:— I AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1983 The Company The Group 1983 1982 1983 1982 $"000 $000 $000 $"000 Operating
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      153 18 OH! NATIONAL M 1 UNIVERSITY Xy^ OF SINGAPORE DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIVE DENTISTRY Applications are invited for teaching appointments m the Department of Operative Dentistry. For appointments at Lecturer/Senior Lecturer level, candidates must possess relevant higher professional/ academic qualifications. Candidates applying for Senior Tutorships must have graduated with a BDS degree
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      761 18 IN THE HIGH CO! RTOFTHE RKI'l BI.K OF SINGAPORK Companies Minding I p No. 121 of 19X4 In the MatWr of ompanie* Act, Chapter IKS And In the Mati.r of ROMAN HOLDING (S) PTK LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Pel it lon Io r the
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      603 19 NOTICES DHDB > I FIRST-COME-FIRST- SERVED I I INDUSTRIAL PREMISES AT 1) Ang Mo Kio 3) Yishun 2) Defu 4) Woodlands 5) Toa Payoh Floor Area: 57.8 sm to 260.5 sm Rental: $9. 1 4 psm to 1 5.07 psm (inclusive of service and conservancy charges) Applications are invited for
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      1439 19 Bjlpotict^— r^^ S«>a«7^B Utah. \n»Q* t> oft*/ POLICE FORCE% TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited by the Commissioner of I I Police for the supply and delivery of:Technical Equipment Tender No 1 Night Vision Image Intensifier MQ 02/08/001 V 4 for Marine Surveillance Tender Deposit: $500/Closmg Date: 31 May, 1984 Tender
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      664 19 NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC MAJOR EXPANSION PROGRAMME CONTRACT VII Tenders are invited for the construction of the Sports Complex and infrastructure under Contract VII. THE FACILITIES COMPRISE: (I) Olympic size swimming pool with changing rooms (ii) a practice pool (m) 5 squash courts (iv) a full size running track with changing
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      325 19 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. IRS AND IN THE MATTER OF KIM POH TIMBER TRADING PTE LTD (IN MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) IS HEREBY! GIVEN that, pursuant to i Section 272 of the Compa- nies Act, Cap. 185 that the final General Meeting of i the members of
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      686 19 IN THE mOBCOUKI OFTHK RKPI BIJ( OF SINJiAPORK (ompaaie* Winding I p No. 154 of I*W Id the Matter the (♦mpanlc* Art (Cap. IRS) And In the Matter of SHAN(iKI-LA FTRNLSHINOS PTK. LTD. ADVKRTISEMFNT OF PKTmON Notice is hereby that a Petition for the windlng-up of the a named Company
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      690 20 I uSbT HURRY "dONt'mlSs" 'I H (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45,4.00,6.45,9.15 a MM— —^!BJ^»»—— W IliipjK'llN ■B^jVk S' HKHAHWINNI X I^K^^^r Jk A^9^. "TBI _S -_H aJSR3_r :__k^K ___F_r a ___V t m t^m M v I 1^ jM mi« m aki kkvhw '^JC.^ -BC IKHM.AKH I CAPITOL: NOW
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      411 20 PT ATA* LAST DAY! MT MLt£%JuJnk* 4 shows 1 30. 4 00, 7 00 &930 pm 5 The greatest unknown heroes... they J fight to defend, they fight to their death v JTWrt'lT OPENS TOMORROW t A THf MARSHES Of HANG SHAN PO (M) g TOMORROW MIDNITE 11.45/ SUN. MORNING
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      250 20 ODEON: NOW SHOWING! I I DRUG EMPMF IN I THE AMAZON JUHGLf > j^A N ARMT GUARDS IT .^p4*f 1 TNI MAf IA WANTS IT ia\ \\JS' I ANOSf»fN cPsJL I BEAUTIFUL .■H^S iKOr' I f modus are Ka&LitMXmnßf hud prisiinir M "mam EBBmk. m. S. 1 inside ii ab^
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      651 20 1 ORGANISATION B i I 9rl jfTßir il pc List fi B im I ,JO. 4 !>. a LIBEf NI I 0,915 1 *£'m\£i PL romorrow M'nite 9 Theoi <U'ITOL ,-CHANGI UDO LIBFRTY PRFSIDENT OY ORIFNIAL JURi "A LIFE FULL OF EVILS" MiMOWHHMiH IN I m 1.4! 4 00, 6
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      232 21 J A*' HLmshß <-£> \A/' 3-coo^e cJ»ni l ceove^ ear poc >^* 2^ 63 *****2 S J'H^S help you escape the confines of your saloa With expert, friendly tuition by Ajt/g^ Jingles it's easy to get a head start ■■i^H^ m the competitive world of hairdressing. #^|fflk^ At our Advanced
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      652 21 y_,^ M. T JL m. Msit V. WJVk^AM. Cognac Courvoisier. The refined VSOP that's ideal for the big day. The cognac your guests will truly appreciate, knowing you've been to extra trouble to serve something out of the ordinary. And Courvoisier have some presents for the lucky couple to make
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      346 22 ym i:x?L Basement, Supreme House Building, Penang Road, JLwA Singapore 0923. lei: *****64, *****02 1 M mn m^^gl^^ Venus Three versatile and vivacious songbirds from Taiwan complement the dynamic D'Starlights. Also listen to MIGUEL GUNTER of Taiwan J B fame And backed by our EL M P^^^l l \4&^^^ very
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      254 22 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jim Davis I LOOK AT A CAT IwMV 50 AFFECTIONATE, GARPIBLP 7^ V THIS y STROMN& N -^^v^ v HI6 owner/7 >^-^ r~j <T VI r _/C 3 r T i/i^ST \(nvj ksfJ)Y[ y^ t) rw >^ l S a spiper JfAA I?AV?6) 5"ll g 1984
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      563 23 THE WIDEST RANGE OF Wk A NURSERY EQUIPMENT 4f_W Mbß Yovs nou ,ir m// able at-, CUKIA pte ltd. KIDDYPOINTcentre I^°*f^ M^. BOtIrCTRIC 'OUCH FOLDING A~il IJ^ OFKRS79.OO* ?K jf« ,^l j^ 5f OFFER $169.00 ."/v «68 INDOOR SWING ALSO ■WTffItSCORI j| .'*<#."■ USED AS A ROCKING CHAIR j#|| -«C*^BP^V
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      602 23 (AY 0 PEANUTS BySchutz SOMETIMES I UIONPER YOU HAVE TO FEEP MIM I 6UESS THIS UJOULPNT UUHV I DO THIS... IT'S MAKE SURE HE HAS A BE A 600P TIME TO HARP WORK TAKIN6 600P PLACE TO SLEEP... ASK FOR An Ac?va NCE CARE OF A 906... PO6S ARE NICE
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      352 24 Entrepreneur Cindy Tan, Mechanical B^fft^ r r ?iS!iwiNit^' 't i Electrical Co-ordinator Joo Lian, Creative '^i^JJj&H^JS Sl^r^'^S^Sv Copywriter Rita Hague, are some of the women m satisf\ing careers. Read their 4 -P^llt^Nt stories and our guide on how to Match j^^^^NPi^^^^^lM^S^^^t Exclusive: Singapore teacher Annie '^*j JSMMBIJi. Chong writes of
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      96 24 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore 1.46 a.m. (1.2 m). 7.43 a.m. (2.3m), 2.26 p.m. (0.4m), 8.58 p.m. (2.3m). Sedili Keehil 1.15 a.m. (1.3m), 6.39 a.m. (1.9m). 1.24 p.m. (0.6m). 8.18 p.m. (2.1 m). Port Dickson 3.48 a.m. (2.2 m), 9.52 a.m. (0.9 m). 4.00 p.m. (2.5m). 10.56 p.m. (0.6m). TOMORROW: Singapore
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      564 25 r^ l The Fitnex Cycle lj' Jii Helps You Win 1 it^tiThe Fitness Battle! Fitness The Biggest Race Of All, Win It Today It starts today the race to be as fit as you success. All it takes is 5 minutes of Fitnex can be and the race starts now.
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      306 25 ITECNOGAS $69 that's all you pay for the convenience of the Tecnogas Gas Cooker and Cooker Hood. o*^'0 i From Tecnogas, comes Free Cooker Hood "'tSRSz^ (TCB 350) w.th every its superb range of purchase of Tecnogas kitchen appliances Cooker 31-409 I featured here I V I Practical, efficient and
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      245 25 What's on SYMBOLISM IN ASIAN RELIGIONS Part of a weekly lecture series organised by the Friends of the Museum. Susie Brooks will speak at the National Museum Theatrette at 9.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. Free. A TOUCH OF EVIL The story, set in Mexico, centres around a corrupt sheriff opposing
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      408 26 busings trip x JHl^^P jb One -Touch Recording. i^fl^j^ C^^^^m -*ML Blaupunkt ßTV-301 i J$ One-Touch Recording RTV-301 l v iJjfP c a^ es^ model m line for superior German-made jj ILIICy 38y^^JE^SlWWl I ft v 'deo recorders. With even more advanced '1 IllKlWßlr^Sill^BlßHw j jjj features and design. Everything
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      1762 26 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE £J"_ Nureyev in pick isbcitzz p^^p^ i Ol tnO 2.30 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pages 6.10 Programme Highlights 5.58 am National Anthem Your Lunchdate (cont'd) jfr Jfc^mr M m%^ 4.25 Kidsworld: Featuring kids who sell popcorn to 6.50 Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars (r) Another
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      718 1  -  GOH BENG CHOO 'Cunning glow' m eyes gives actress a negative film role and image By Zong yi HER seductive sidelong glance and the sexy little mole on her chin are the trademarks of this successful actress. But these have also spotted her life with trouble and
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      338 1 pom pom (t w n m v& Saturday midnight shows at Odeon, Cathay, Orchard and Golden Sultan cinemas. Sunday morning show at Golden Sultan cinema. Produced by Hong Jinbao < l A cfe ie the story focuses on two cops of an anti-crime
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        234 1 /y\ 1^ (Jf CHEE KH.ANG BOOK STORE I A I 1 V?IJ JIA Yl PHOTO SERVICE \WJ ~^m /r®Bl GIAMT PHOTO CO Lr V DAINIPPON SCREEN KLp photo IbVidalcentre f I SINGAPORE PTE LTD photo bridal centre n^>x AS|A pHOTO 110 AMil ir Ail Block 4006, Depot Lane, #01-62 01-64
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      Winners of Cross-language Crossword NO 133
      432 2 Winners of Cross-language Crossword NO 133 sso cash: KOH KHENG CHUAN (I.C. No: *****74/1) $20 cash each: WEE ANG KIM CHEONG JIN HUA (I.C. No: *****95/H) (I.C. No: *****83;E) HENG PUAY MENG SEAH YANG PING (I.C. No: *****95/F) (I.C. No: *****73/G) NG KWOI HUANG ONG HIAP BOON (I.C. No: *****27/A)
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      Old tale plainly told
      943 2  -  TEO HAN WUE Books THE BATTLE OF RED CLIFF Adapted by Pan Qinmeng Illustrated by Liv Xiyong Zhaohua Publishing House, Beijing, 1983. 110 pages. $7.50 Reviewed by An illustration m the book, with the following text: "Large numbers o Cao Cao's men were struck down by
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        252 2 ARAB BANKING 'CORPORATION Consolidated Balance Sheet 1983 iwi 31 Decemberl9B3 I S$(000) USS(OOO) Assets Cash and bank balances 14,713 4,907 Marketable securities 420,447 355,840 Deposits with banks and financial institutions 4,741,715 4,747,027 Loans and advances 3,357,736 2.558.499 Interest receivable 162,982 170,573 Investments 23,755 18,767 Other assets 40,319 36.002 Total assets
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        193 2 BRITANNICA 3 The most advanced, yet the simplest home learning system yi Ji CVvl tlvYWvli* JL-* Now available m Free Z_ Heirloom Binding I would like to have further details on the Britannica 3 and also the .till* Circle of Knowledge booklet free. cSßMpfllHfct Jr Post to: 3SgF STP DISTRIBUTORS
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        144 3 jS 'l 4 j HBk I -w HP* J HBP'' -'-rffi^ ijF?it J PRP^ For over three decades, AIWA has detail m its production afforded been producing some of the finest audio the closest attention, from its aesthetic equipment available to the consumer and design, right down to its sophisticated
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        A soft-spoken lawyer
        698 4  -  RAVINDRAN VELOO By Indian classical dancer Susheela Mehta is certainly more the classicist than the barrister-type, even though she did win five gold medals from Bangalore University two years ago for being the best student that year. The voice is a measured, studied tone a control, aided
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        A mother's fight against all odds
        1212 4  -  K. S. MANGALA Sunday, May 13, is Mother's Day. According to Indian tradition, amother is held m great respect and has a special place m the family. Our writer, herself a mother, writes about this tradition and of one mother's exemplary courage against heavy
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        171 4 Forum on marriage By Hindu Centre Youth Wing Sunday May 13 Time: 9.30 am 1 p.m. Venue: NTUC Annexe ALL ARE WELCOME CATHAY DECORATION AND CONSTRUCTION KWONG FOOK SENG BUILDING CONTRACTOR XX X l\J jt CHAN JOINERY WOODWORK Blk 1001, Unit 02-02 Eunos Avenue 8 ->H^ M r Bedok Central
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