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Title Section15 1984-09-17 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/8415 words
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371 1984-09-17 1 HYDERABAD, Sun. In a dramatic political turnaround, Indian film star N. T. Rama Rao returned as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh state today m a stinging electoral setback for Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi. The action averted strikes and protests planned by his supportersAP; Reuter; UPI; AFP - 371 words
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362 1984-09-17 1 BAGHDAD, Sun. Three Iranians were killed during a mid-air hijack attempt on a Boeing 737 Iraqi Airways airliner last night, Iraq announced today. Transport and Communications Minister Abdul- Jabbar AbdulRahim Al-Asadi told the official Iraqi news agency, INA, that the three, carrying falseReuter; AFP; AP - 362 words
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Article731 1984-09-17 1 PHILIP LEE - PHILIP LEE By MR S. Dhanabalan last night explained why he thought the younger generation political leaders were m a better position to understand and motivate younger Singaporeans today and m the future. His talk to a group of community leaders at the Kallang731 words
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Article, Illustration150 1984-09-17 1 WHEN the MP for Ang Mo Klo, Mr Yeo Toon Chia, visited a food centre yesterday mornIng, he wasn't looking for breakfast. Mr Yeo and his party of officials from the Housing Board, Environment Ministry and grassroots organisations, literally swept people off their feet. SomeAZIZ HUSSIN - 150 words
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Article66 1984-09-17 1 ENNIS (Ireland). Son. The European Community today moved closer to resolving Its acute financial crisis when Finance Ministers approved a provisional framework for future spending controls. The Ministers reported substantial progress when they emerged from two days of private discussions and predicted further progress mayReuter - 66 words
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136 1984-09-17 1 Mondale to meet Gromyko on Sept 27 WASHINGTON, Sun. Mr Walter Mondale, the Democratic Party's nominee for president, announced today he will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko m New York on Sept 27 one day before President Ronald Reagan holds talks with the !so viet leader. An announcement from136 words
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342 1984-09-17 1 PAUL WEE - Robber caught thanks to alert men PAUL WEE By THIS was one police chase when everything went right. And for that the police will have to thank two people who were very alert. Especially the member of the public who not only chased a robber for 2 kilometres but also342 words
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Advertisement35 1984-09-17 1 Ipside 56 pages today Classifieds are m Section Two SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS S4 ASEAN 7 CAUSEWAY 8 CHANGING WORLD 12 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS 15 BACKGROUND If TIMESDOLLAR 17-2t RACING 23 SPORTS 22, 24, 2535 words
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Advertisement120 1984-09-17 1 A writer In Belong w /jf describes how the T X/LM government and the Mr JIB media try to play jm co pld to thousands 1A j of young single men and women. «< Page On* GROWING UP CREATIVELY How parents can stimulate children's Imagination, and help them not to120 words
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Article, Illustration457 1984-09-17 2 Pretty Mercs m a row THESE beribboned bridal cars waited bumper-to-bumper m line yesterday along Lorong 6, Toa Payoh. Just-married couples had gone there to get their pictures taken at Toa Payoh Gardens. September this year is the Chinese eighth lunar month, an auspicious month for weddings. There was457 words
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Article316 1984-09-17 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •DO WE care enough about oar children's social health? We refer to children of working parents. We commend the Ngee Ann Polytechnic for showing that it cares enough. Instead of waiting for Its permanent creche to be completed, it has already opened a temporary one316 words
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Article108 1984-09-17 2 SUCCESSION PROBLEM COMMUNIST leaders have never had to worry much about the ballot box, but they have every reason to fear the hospital bed. Lacking a formal mechanism for succession, ruling communist parties usually have to wait for their leaders to die or be forcibly ousted before power can108 words
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Article, Illustration554 1984-09-17 2 All's well: Miss Wells MISS UTAH, Sharlene Wells, 20, became Miss America 1965 on Saturday night. She was crowned by Miss America 1984, Suzette Charles. Miss Charles had replaced Miss Vanessa Williams, whose nude pictures were published by Penthouse magazine. Miss Wells said: "I have absolutely no554 words
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Article287 1984-09-17 2 China's lonely hearts THE large numbers of unmarried people in China between the ages of 30 and 40 (100,000 in Beijing alone) worries the government. A machinery has been set in motion to help these singles find partners; work units offer introduction services and hold sporting and recreational287 words
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Article229 1984-09-17 2 GOOD .AND NOT SO GOOD NEWS IN TRADING SECTOR THE country's trading sector, expanding bj 5.5 per cent, was one of the strong performers m the first half of this year. But not all trailing companies benefited. As the results of l^ted companies show, even those with strong international229 words
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Article244 1984-09-17 2 Beware the Reds HOLDERS Liverpool will tx? opening their European Cup campaign on Wednesday with only two wins from six English League outings behind them. Not a particulary auspicious record for a side looking for a fifth triumph m the world's most prestigious club competition. But first-round, first-leg opponents244 words
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Article145 1984-09-17 2 Asean Across the Causeway Umno info blitz' UMNO would carry out a large-scale information campaign throughout Malaysia to counter the propaganda by the opposition Islamic Party (PAS), Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said on Saturday. Or Mahathir, who is also Umno President, said the campaign would be145 words
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Article122 1984-09-17 2 Two held, then freed TWO former "Young Turk" Thai army officers, who were among the leaders m an unsuccessful 1961 coup attempt, were arrested and questioned by police before being freed early yesterday. The arrests by the powerful police Crime Suppression Division came just one day after Prime122 words
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Article124 1984-09-17 2 Friendship and values THE Singapore Amateur Players have been braving less than ideal conditions m order to stage their play, The Flying Swallow, to be shown at the Victoria Theatre on Sept 27 and 28. GOH BENG CHOO dropped m on one of the rehearsals. The play is124 words
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378 1984-09-17 3 Indira slams 'm ass acre' i n Sri Lanka Statement strongest yet on Jaffna violence INDIAN Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi today described the killing of Tamils m Sri Lanka as a "massacre" and said it was a matter of concern for the entire world. "We are concerned not justReuter; AFP - 378 words
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306 1984-09-17 3 BEIJING, Sun. THE Si no- Indian border talks to be resumed here tomorrow might be another step towards better relations between the two giant Asian neighbours, according to observers here. The Chinese leaders, while announcing a few days ago that the talks wereAFP - 306 words
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Article232 1984-09-17 3 BOMBAY, Son. Members of the New York Philharmonic, who stormed oat of a New Delhi hotel complaining of cockroaches earlier la the week, yesterday refused to get •at of their airport bases la Bombay to receive a traditional Indian welcome. When a yeaag Indian XlUPI - 232 words
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Article69 1984-09-17 3 A CHINESE worker off with his heavy load of bricks to help In the monumental task of restoring the famed Great Wall of China. It may have been built to keep out the Hans bat now it is being restored to, among other things, bring mAP - 69 words
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150 1984-09-17 3 BANGKOK, Sun. Vietnamese forces m Cambodia for the first time engaged m intensive bombing of guerilla positions recently m north-western Cambodia, the Bangkok Post reported today. The newspaper quoted Sqn-Ldr Prasong Soonsiri, chief of Thailand's National Security Council, as saying the Vietnamese "were forced toAP - 150 words
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Article81 1984-09-17 3 SLOGGING THROUGH heavy rain and fog, search crews m the small village of Otaki m central Japan combed muddy wreckage yesterday and found four more bodies, raising to six the number killed m Friday's earthquake-triggered landslides. Police and rescue workers expect to find more bodies of theUPI; AP - 81 words
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Article69 1984-09-17 3 AT LEAST seven people died and four were injured when a mudslide hit a flooded village m Bangladesh's eastern Sylhet district on Saturday, officials said m Dhaka yesterday. Meanwhile m India's north-eastern state of Assam the army has been called m to help rescue marooned people m several69 words
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Article63 1984-09-17 3 CHINA HAS instituted a series of big rewards for anyone making major advances m science and technology, the Xinhua news agency said yesterday. Winners will receive citations, medals and cash rewards of 15,000 yuan (S$12,000) for a first-class achievement, 10,000 yuan for a second and 5,000 yuan forReuter - 63 words
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Article89 1984-09-17 3 U.S. AMBASSADOR to India Harry Barnes has described as "nonsense" allegations that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was involved m the Punjab agitation, it was reported m New Delhi yesterday. Mr Barnes, who was speaking to the press during a visit to Calcutta on Saturday, said he thoughtAFP - 89 words
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Article82 1984-09-17 3 CROWN PRINCE Abdullah, the No. 2 man m Saudi Arabia's leadership, left Damascus yesterday after two rounds of talks with Syrian President Hafez Assad. Government officials, who asked not to be identified, said the two leaders discussed the current political talks under way m Lebanon and "developments mAP - 82 words
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Article, Illustration128 1984-09-17 3 Last talks with London on HK LONDON, Sun. Hongkong Governor Sir Edward Youde has arrived here for what is likely to be his final round of talks with Britain before it initials an agreement to hand over the colony to Beijing m 1997. Sir Edward and members of the HongkongReuter - 128 words
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Article, Illustration232 1984-09-17 4 LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES Sunday THE executive director of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) said he disagrees with a proposal to donate a portion of the US$l5O million (Ss3ls million) summer Olympics profits to Third World nations, it was reported yesterday. Speaking from Colorado SpringUPI - 232 words
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Article439 1984-09-17 4 MOSCOW, Sun. Kremlin harks back to Hitler pact to prepare public AFTER reviling him as a warmonger for years, Moscow might be preparing to explain to the Soviet people why they now have to start a dialogue with President Ronald Reagan. The Russian publicNYT; Reuter; AFP - 439 words
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176 1984-09-17 4 Ceausescu: Rumania aims to stop arms race in Europe BUCHAREST, Sun. President Nicolae Ceausescu said yesterday that Rumania would work both to stop the installation of new US missiles m Europe and prevent Soviet nuclear counter-meas-ures. In a speech at Timisoara, western Rumania, Mr Ceausescu called again for the resumptionAFP - 176 words
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128 1984-09-17 4 MOSCOW, Sun. Soviet divers exploring an area cited as a possible location of the legendary lost city of Atlantis have found that apparent outlines of streets and walls are no more than natural lava formations, Tass news agency said yesterday. It said researchers using a divingReuter - 128 words
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Article184 1984-09-17 4 LONDON, Sun. No further talks on Britain's coal strike will be held until the miners' union puts an end to "organised violence", National Coal Board chairman lan MacGregor said last night. "The union has to put an end to organised violence," said the head of theAFP - 184 words
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82 1984-09-17 4 BENEVENTO (Italy), Sun. A professor of philosophy at a technical institute ended a lecture and then threw himself to his death from the fifthfloor window of his classroom as students looked on. Police identified him as Professor Antonino Cacciavillani, 59. They said ProfUPI - 82 words
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Article169 1984-09-17 4 Britain to set up rapid force LONDON, Sunda> BRITAIN is on the point of setting op a H,tH-man Rapid Intervention Force to deal with emergencies m Africa and the Caribbean, the Sunday Times of London reported today. The weekly newspaper said the force, essentially made up of Royal Marines andAFP - 169 words
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Article204 1984-09-17 4 MOSCOW, Sun. About 100 plainclothes and uniformed police barred hundreds of invited guests and Western reporters from attending a sermon by the Rev Billy Graham at Moscow Baptist church yesterday evening. The Rev Graham's spokesman, Mr Bob Terrell, said the decision to keep out certainAP - 204 words
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Article63 1984-09-17 4 CHICAGO, Sun. A suspected rapist who stopped at a police station to use the bathroom was arrested by a quick-thinking captain who recognised him. Alfred Nelson was arrested when he stepped into the Belmont district police station on Friday. Nelson, 43, was put into a lineupUPI - 63 words
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Article38 1984-09-17 4 SEOUL, Sun. A lorry carrying hydrochloric acid and a bus collided near Seoul, injuring more than 40 people. Police said the bus passengers were burned by the acid, which streamed through the bus windows. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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386 1984-09-17 5 West is divided over aid for poor Africa ENNIS (Ireland), Sunday US, W. Germany oppose World Bank plan WESTERN industrial nations are divided over a confidential proposal by the World Bank to create an emergency aid fund for the most impoverished Black African nations, Western diplomats here said yesterday. TheNYT - 386 words
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264 1984-09-17 5 JERUSALEM, Sun. Israel's new multi-party coalition today decided to slash government spending by one US$l billion (Ss2.l billion), the state radio reported. It said the decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting which empowered Prime Minister Shimon Peres's economic ministers to make the cutsReuter - 264 words
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Article82 1984-09-17 5 VIENNA, Sun. A 15-year-old Czech girl carried her 3-year-old sifter on her back yesterday across the Mura River from Yugoslavia to Austria, but the two were separated from their parents and another sister, who were missing, police said. "A jogger or fisherman found the children." They wereUPI - 82 words
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244 1984-09-17 5 LAUSANNE, Sun. Lebanese government ministers yesterday called (or massive financial assistance from Arab states and international financiers to rebuild their nations shattered economy. Members of the Conference on Lebanon held m this Swiss city said US$l5 billion (Ss3l billion) are neededAFP; AP - 244 words
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Article, Illustration229 1984-09-17 5 CAPE TOWN, Sun. SOUTH African President P. W. Botha has appointed the country's first non-White Cabinet ministers from a new Parliament opening next Tuesday, as Blacks held mass funerals for riot victims. In a news conference yesterday, Mr Botha named Coloured (mixed race) LabourReuter; UPI - 229 words
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Article, Illustration361 1984-09-17 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. Just hours before sharing a platform with his Democratic rivals, President Ronald Reagan charged yesterday that they would erect "a giant stop sign" bringing America's economic growth "screeching to a halt". Defining this election as "one of the clearest choices mUPI; AP; Reuter - 361 words
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Article240 1984-09-17 6 GM and union to resume talks DETROIT, Sunday GENERAL Motors (GM), hit by strikes involving about 62,000 workers over the weekend, would resume talks today with the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) on a new labour contract, company spokesmen said. They said yesterday's eight-hour session brought "progress m some areas"240 words
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Article122 1984-09-17 6 Brothel goes on sale for $52 m RENO (Nevada), Sun. The Mustang Ranch brothel, one of the state's best-known legal brothels, is for sale. The asking price for the pink stucco building, which sits behind a three-metre fence m the desert, and other nonbrothel properties belonging to Joe and SallyAP - 122 words
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161 1984-09-17 6 Pope gets computer gift as a symbol TORONTO, Sun. Pope John Paul II came to Canada to warn against the dangers to society of modern technology so officials from the province of Ontario yesterday gave him the ultimate symbol of such a society a computer. A news release said theUPI - 161 words
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205 1984-09-17 6 Here she comes Miss America 1985 ATLANTIC CITY (New Jersey), San. Miss I'tah, Sharlene Wells was crowned Miss America 1985 last night. Miss Wells, a is-\ ear old university student smiled broadly and cried as Miss America 1984, Sniette Charles, placed the rhlnestonestudded crown on her head. Miss Charles becameUPI; AP; AFP - 205 words
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Advertisement360 1984-09-17 3 WMfW SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF mJ4UJ PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT The Singapore Institute of Personnel Management, a non profit organisation, is pleased to announce its Diploma m Human Resource Management program. OBJECTIVE The objective of the diploma program is to provide a grounding m Human Resource Management m360 words
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Advertisement81 1984-09-17 4 You may lose your bike! Under a new law. all L nders will be banned from the road next year Only 1 m 5 can pass the motorcycling test, usually after many tries If you do not pass m time, you will have to give up your bike Don't wait81 words
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Advertisement132 1984-09-17 5 The gold that we are talking about is measured by the weight it carries. The Gold Card from American Express. No other card asks so much of you. But then, no other card says so much about you. Acquiring it demands credentials. The kind of credentials that will have to132 words
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370 1984-09-17 7 BANGKOK, Sunday They were involved m 1981 coup attempt TWO former "Young Turk" army officers who led an unsuccessful coup attempt m 1981 were arrested and questioned by police before being freed early today. The arrests by the powerful police crime suppressionUPI - 370 words
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261 1984-09-17 7 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. BETTER pay and attractive fringe benefits offered by government are making it difficult for firms to hire local staff. Citing the findings of a government survey, The Borneo Bulletin reported yesterday that this is one of261 words
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Article48 1984-09-17 7 BANGKOK, Sun. About 20,000 Thai railway workers will begin a strike on Oct 1 m a pay dispute, a union leader said yesterday. Mr Ahmad Khamthepthong told reporters the workers were seeking about 375 million bant (Ss33 million) m overtime and other benefits. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article36 1984-09-17 7 JAKARTA, Sun. A five-day joint air exercise, codenamed Elang Malindo rX, will be staged at the end of this month by the Indonesian and Malaysian air forces over western Malaysia and western Indonesia. AFPAFP - 36 words
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300 1984-09-17 7 Islamic chiefs call for restraint JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia's Council of Ulamas (religious leaders) today called for restraint following clashes between Muslims and security forces m Tanjung Priok here on Wednesday, m which nine people were killed and 53 injured. The statement offered condolences to families of the riot victims andUPI; Reuter - 300 words
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Article131 1984-09-17 7 Getting that last ounce of gold JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia expects to be able to extract around one tonne of gold annually from a disused gold mine now being rehabilitated m Bengkulu province, south Sumatra, Antara news agency reported. Indonesia now produces some 300 kg of gold per year, most ofAFP - 131 words
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Article60 1984-09-17 7 MANILA, Sun. Cardinal Jaime Sin, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila, will make an 11-day visit to China next month at the invitation of the communist authorities, a church spokesman announced today. The visit, beginning on Oct 1, is believed to be the first mReuter - 60 words
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244 1984-09-17 7 Marcos raises allowance for detainees MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos has raised the daily food allowance of political and criminal detainees held by the Philippine constabulary and national police from six pesos (about 65 Singapore cents) to 8.50 pesos. The presidential palace said the new "subsistence allowance" takes effect fromAFP; Reuter - 244 words
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194 1984-09-17 7 MANILA, Sun. A Japanese World War n soldier remained on Mindoro Island, married a Filipino tribeswoman and had two children by her four decades after the war ended, a Manila newspaper reported today. Tempo said Hiroshi Megabe, 65, was seen recently by a huntingAP - 194 words
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Article, Illustration76 1984-09-17 7 INDONESIA'S passenger ship, I i.ssini, slips Into the waters of West Germany at the Meyer Shipyard, eager to make waves on her maiden voyage. The 144-metre-long I msini Is one of four ships that the Directorate-General of Sea Communications m Jakarta had ordered from theAP - 76 words
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149 1984-09-17 8 100 quit PAS and form Umno branch KOTA BARU, Si.n. One hundred PAS members from Kampung Kenali, near here have left the party and tormed an Urn no branch. They formed the branch m the presence of Kota Baru Umno division leader, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen. The leader of he group,NST - 149 words
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Article319 1984-09-17 8 Nationwide information campaign KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday UMNO would carry out a large-scale inf ormation c a mpaign throughout the nation to counter the propaganda by the opposition Islamic party PAS, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday. Dr Mahathir, who is alsoBernama - 319 words
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421 1984-09-17 8 Criminal suit? Up to Bank Bumi to decide A-G KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. IT IS up to Bank Bumiputra to initiate an investigation to establish criminal actions m the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance Ltd (BMF) loan scandal m Hongkong, the AuditorGeneral said today. "The bank, as the parent body of the BMF,NST - 421 words
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Article, Illustration311 1984-09-17 8 Publicity shy Marina and Jagjit tie the knot IPOH, Sun. Former Malaysian track queen, Marina Chin, was married at a Sikh temple here yesterday m a simple "hush-hush" ceremony witnessed by only relatives and members of the Sikh community. Two days ago Marina embraced the Sikh religion and vowed toNST - 311 words
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96 1984-09-17 8 B ATI PAHAT, Sun. A heated marital quarrel between a couple In their ste nearly resulted In tragedy beside a lake here on Friday. Incensed by his wife's harsh words, the husband pulled down his trousers and exposed himself. The enraged wife poshed htmBernama - 96 words
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254 1984-09-17 9 TWO men died and five others were injured m road accidents last week. Taxi driver K. Madahavan, 42, died and his passenger was injured after a collision between the taxi and a tanker at the junction of Choa Chu Kang and Woodlands254 words
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Article67 1984-09-17 9 The Sacred Marriage ends tonight THE audience for the open air performance of The Sacred Marriage by the National University of Singapore Society swelled from 250 people last Friday to 600 on Saturday. But heavy rain last nightforced the society to postpone its final performance, at Fort Canning Park opposite67 words
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Article, Illustration629 1984-09-17 9 HEDWIG ALFRED - HEDWIG ALFRED By THE Second National Reading Month ended yesterday after four weeks of activities aimed at getting more Singaporeans to read. This year, the foeas was on teenagers and young adults since the idea was for them to read to prepare for the629 words
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159 1984-09-17 9 TELEVISION could help promote reading among children if the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation screened more historical serials and educational programmes, said Dr Ow Chin Hock, MP for Leng Kee, on Saturday. He cited the example of Water Margin, a Chinese classic made into159 words
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Article, Illustration457 1984-09-17 9 RAV DHALIWAL - RAV DHALIWAL By Programmed to match busy or slack times on road IF TRAFFIC lights seem to be playing tricks on your eyes, it is deliberate. They are programmed to stay green longer at certain times of the day and to change faster at457 words
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120 1984-09-17 9 SOME of oar roads are so wide that crossing them takes time. The Public Works Department has found a shortcut to the problem by Introducing traffic lights at the road dividers. Pedestrians can cross the first half the road when the light120 words
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Article, Illustration288 1984-09-17 10 A honeymoon after 39 married years HONEYMOONERS after 39 years of marriage. And who says there is no romance after wedding bells have rung? Mr and Mrs Boissonnade, from Lyon, France, are on an all-expenses-paid holiday to celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary on Sept 22. They never went on a288 words
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Article, Illustration466 1984-09-17 10 CHRISTINA TSENG - CHRISTINA TSENG By Man opens doors for newly-weds at Toa Payoh Gardens THESE bridal cars, parked bumper-to-bumper along Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, mean happiness to scores of couples and a bumper harvest of hong bao to at least one enterprising man. The couples are there to466 words
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Article, Illustration642 1984-09-17 10 IRENE HOE - IRENE HOE By Picture who went underwater to write this report by who also took a plunge Couple take their vows m hotel pool THE sun was shining when Wendy Chng and Richard Yeo got wed but they got cold and wet all theTAN SUAN ANN - 642 words
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Article, Illustration552 1984-09-17 11 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN By Call for free time for students to do what they wish THE portrait of the Singapore child is pathetic. Physically, he is hemmed m, not allowed to leave his flat to play m the void deck or along the corridor. In552 words
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170 1984-09-17 11 HIGH ceilings, sturdy pillars and two floors of shops and airline offices overlooking the main area. This Is the picture painted by architects of the new Terminal Two departure hall at Changi Airport. The second terminal, which will run parallel to the170 words
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64 1984-09-17 11 SIA chairman to address aviation club SINGAPORE airlines chairman, Mr J.Y.M. Pillay, will address the International Aviation Club m Washington tomorrow. The club is a prestigious association of aviation writers, aircraft manufacturers and airline operators. Mr Pillay will also receive a certificate from the National Aeronautic Association for a recent64 words
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370 1984-09-17 11 EVANGELINE GAMBOA - Telling signs that show ATMs are under-used EVANGELINE GAMBOA By Machines used mainly for withdrawals and not for deposits or funds transfers EVEN as Singapore moved deeper into automated banking last week, some bankers here conceed tliat automated teller machines (ATMs) are not used as much as they could be.370 words
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245 1984-09-17 11 NS men show team spirit in national jog IT WAS a test of teamwork for 80 men m the 3rd Company of the First Commando Battalion over the weekend. Saturday their regular day off found them back m camp. And at 8 a.m. yesterday they shot off from Temasek Primary245 words
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Article, Illustration420 1984-09-17 13 When a free house is a 'must' Institute tells of its problems m getting expats NO HOUSES, no staff. This is what the Institute of South-east Asian Studies finds when it tries to recruit new staff and retain others. The lack of subsidised housing and adequate rent allowances have also420 words
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Article, Illustration123 1984-09-17 13 Down come the counters to reduce the stretch MOTORISTS will be stretching out less by the end of the month when they hand their passports and later, toll money to Malaysian Immigration officers at the Causeway. The counters of all eight immigration booths are being lowered by 15 cm so123 words
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367 1984-09-17 13 Warning shot tired to stop fighting South Korean workers clash with youths THE CID is investigating a clash between a group of South Korean workers and local youths last week, during which a police constable had to fire a warning shot to stop the fight. Sources said yesterday two South367 words
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179 1984-09-17 13 THE Kampong Glam community centre was filled with babies yesterday when 175 of them gathered to vie for the top prizes m the centre's annual baby show. But as the two-hour competition proceeded, some mothers and fathers had a difficult time179 words
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Article104 1984-09-17 13 Peeper's unusual encounter A PEEPING Tom who hid m a women's lavatory at Goldhill Square m Thomson Road received more than an eyeful. All he saw was a middle-aged woman washing some dirty cups and a group of people waiting for him when he got out of the lavatory. The104 words
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Advertisement123 1984-09-17 10 Exciting tales of the sea aren't only to be found at your local library mfHi B&i. I^^i P^^^ "^B v! K^B Bf uk 'Ms^. HHhtaMF?^* i*^*lf fl S^j I B&^^l B^B b^^ t jH HF ~<h^B H3vH X No^^discovertheniatjewekinie'B4. Paul's gleaming pearls are creating ripples of excitement. So are the123 words
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Advertisement279 1984-09-17 10 on Savings Accounts 1 I 24-HOUR UNITELLER SERVICE available for savings accounts at over 50 convenient locations. Apply for a free ATM card now. Mr FIXED DEPOSITS QO/ O /Op a. 1, 3, 6, 9, and 12 months. I GOLD FOR SALE We sell gold of 999.9 fineness m the279 words
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Advertisement272 1984-09-17 11 W '^-d A < -Mi «*^2<3?/ It f&W< Like most of the world's great discoveries. ,r r^f *i\ ?^3^ U A m^^^jl^^Mll^^B^K^^^^^^^^Kl^m^ Volvo's Turbo charger rests on a very simple Wy \mtfttttKK^ti^ HHHP principle. It works on air. A turbo-driven W^^oSSmLmmm^ compressor increases air-flow, filling the -IPMHIIiSg^MB^ I^^ combustion chambers272 words
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399 1984-09-17 12 PAUL JANSEN - PAUL JANSEN By TIME was running out. The mental handicap known as writer's block had assumed the proportions of the Rock of Gibraltar m my mind. Day after day I made the same promise to myself to start and complete a report to399 words
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Article, Illustration772 1984-09-17 12 A.S. YEONG - Macintosh the apple of this writer's eye A.S. YEONG By The Apple Macintosh has opened up a new technology m the microcomputer industry. No other company has made a PC which is so easy to use and unique m design. There is even a touch of humour m the way772 words
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Article133 1984-09-17 12 A 128KB Macintosh computer with keyboard and moose: $5,815. Included are: 4 pieces of software Macwiite, Macpatnt, Multlplan and Microsoft Chart; 1 box of 3> 2" diskettes (It pieces); training course and a Mac T-shirt. Mac Peripherals: Second floppy disk drive $1,267. Apple Imagewriter printer with accessory kit133 words
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Article97 1984-09-17 12 SIZE: (Main unit) 13.5" x 9.7" x 1I.S" (Keyboard) 2.5" x 13.2" x 5.8" WEIGHT: 19.5 lbs (main unit). CPU: 32-bit Motorola CB6M (7.83 MHz). MEMORY: 128 KB RAM, 64K8 ROM. DISPLAY: 9" monitor (512 x 342 pixels). KEYBOARD: Detached, 58 keys, no function keys. MOUSE: 1 button,97 words
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Advertisement527 1984-09-17 12 These components have OIIOQ lIHIII been specially designed Now ,euca introduces the safest and for VOUP trilCk fastest non-electric ignition system ever Cookers with ordinary auto ignition systems 24V Compressor Part NO: 8392 tea^ f E depend on electricity to generate the spark that lights it. And everytime after you've527 words
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Article466 1984-09-17 14 FEW other countries invest as much as Singapore m their children's educational future. But we sometimes wonder whether we are all doing enough to look after our children's social health. We are not talking about the children of Singaporeans fortunate enough to have a466 words
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723 1984-09-17 14 JONATHAN POWER - JONATHAN POWER By the International Herald Tribune writing for NEW YORK If ever there was a paper tiger, it seems to be the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Its teeth have fallen out. Its muscles are flabby. Yet there are worrying723 words
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Article, Illustration936 1984-09-17 14 Book on Indonesia's 'Chinese problem' gets the spotlight THE "Chinese problem" m Indonesia has been very much m the news ever since army strongman General Murdani called for an end last March to the use of the pribumi-nonpribumi labels when referring to indigenous936 words
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Article627 1984-09-17 14 THE Malaysian proposal for the neutralisation of South-east Asia m the wake of the American decision towards the end of the Sixties to play a less dominant role m Southeast Asian security, came with a genuine commitment to peace and stability In this troubled region. The neutralisation627 words
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547 1984-09-17 15 Use CPF money to help less fortunate DURING the recent 25 years of nation building celebrations practically all attention has been focused on the very real economic progress of our nation. However, there are certain groups who have not benefited from our general progress. These are the chronically sick, the547 words
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224 1984-09-17 15 A role for the senior citizens SINGAPORE could get senior citizens (nonmembers of Parliament) to do the following: HELP the people get rid of their "imaginary fear" of "victimisation by the bureaucracy", by frequently speaking out against the government's past, present and future policies, actions or omissions. This will encourage224 words
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146 1984-09-17 15 Magazine buyer now has a problem I SUBSCRIBED to a magazine last year, with the subscription period to end m July this year. Before July, however, I received a subscription renewal form. I replied that I wanted to end it. I received a copy of the magazine last month (August),146 words
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268 1984-09-17 15 A need to arouse interest m the sport IT was a friend who told my family about the Singapore International Invitation Gymnastic Competition at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Many people might not, like us, have been aware of it and this could be the reason268 words
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347 1984-09-17 15 Housing Board replies to Jeya WE refer to the letter "Eviction: HDB should not judge its own actions" by Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, MP for Anson, (ST, Sept 10) m which he alleged that we have missed the important principle that the "HDB347 words
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Letter, Illustration121 1984-09-17 15 Two suggestions SINCE vandals keep sticking rubbish into the card slots of its automated teller machines, the Post Office Savings Bank could consider these measures to foil them. It could raise the card slot to prevent children from inserting rubbish into it. It could also121 words
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Letter, Illustration98 1984-09-17 15 I REFER to the report "Phone cheats who cost hawkers a bomb" (ST, Sept 7) and would like to make a suggestion to foil the cheats. Each direct telephone line should be given an access code for trunk and overseas calls. The caller would have98 words
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190 1984-09-17 15 Don't give hawkers an excuse to raise prices ON Sept 6, my husband, daughter and I went to an eating house for fried Hokkien mcc. We ordered three plates. After the meal, we found that each plate cost $2. The portion served was reasonable. It was our first meal there,190 words
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Advertisement116 1984-09-17 15 THE Straits Tim as welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, addrass, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We116 words
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Article, Illustration54 1984-09-17 16 Leaders m the Soviet bloc, their ages and the dates they came to power Honecker (East Germany) Age 72, 1971 Ht'sak (Czechoslovakia) Age 71; 1969 Kadar (Hungary) Age 72; 1956 IChemenko (Soviet Union) Age 72; 1984 Jaruzekki (Poland) Age 61; 1981 Ceausescu (Rumania) Age 66; 1965 Zhivkov (Bulgaria)54 words
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Article867 1984-09-17 16 Several East bloc leaders are likely to be replaced soon LONDON COMMUNIST leaders have never had to worry much about the ballot box, but they have every reason to fear the hospital bed. Take Mr Yumzhagin Tsedenbal, who has been m power m Mongolia since867 words
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768 1984-09-17 16 US war vets re-live combat life in Central America MIAMI HE WAS In his mid-4ts and he had a good Job as a clinical psychologist, teaching ana conducting a private practice. But "I was tired of seeing patients and tired of teaching," he said. So, telling his wife he was768 words
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Advertisement143 1984-09-17 16 Write Better, Speak Better Discover the secrets of making what you A sa V count' Here is a lively, comprehensive and fascinating guide to good writing and good speaking. It's V KvA%m9 tne easy way to acn eve nevv confidence and success when dealing with people m person B or143 words
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Article, Illustration149 1984-09-17 17 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ Happenings By BRING along a document and watch it being translated by facsimile transmission at Interlingua Language Services (S) Pte Ltd at #09-46, World Trade Centre. The company has recently installed these machines and have translated documents from Copenhagen, Hongkong and Boston. The149 words
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Article281 1984-09-17 17 SHERATON Hotels has appointed Mr Carl Kono new general manager of Sheraton Singapore Hotel. Mr Kono was manager of the Sheraton m Hongkong before this appointment. He has been with the Sheraton group since 1967. Mr Michael Dlakomlchslls has been appointed market development manager of the Australian Tourist Commission.281 words
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Article224 1984-09-17 17 SEPT 18 19: A twoday seminar on credit control management and legal aspects of credit control is being organised by Consult Management Services, an associate of Tack Training International (UK). It will be held at Plaza Hotel between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and the cost is $550.224 words
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257 1984-09-17 17 RONNIE LIM - RONNIE LIM By m Melbourne MELBOURNE Top energy officials from the Asia-Pacific, including Indonesia's Minister for Mines and Energy, Dr Subroto, will begin a three-day forum here today on the future of energy supplies, especially petroleum, m the Pacific Basin. The high-level conference,257 words
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Article34 1984-09-17 17 BURBANK A group of investors headed by Minneapolis financier Irwin Jacobs has announced it is considering the possibility of taking control of Walt Disney Productions, the film r'lri'l ontflrtainmont group.34 words
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Article72 1984-09-17 17 AFP RIO DE JANEIRO Ministers from developed and developing nations have gathered here for a closed-door meeting to discuss world trade problems. Diplomatic sources said the meeting of trade and finance ministers from 15 countries and officials from the European Community and the General Agreement on Tariffs andAFP; Reuter - 72 words
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Article27 1984-09-17 17 TAIPEH Taiwan may have found its first significant reserves of oil and gas, officials of the country's state-owned oil company said on Saturday. AFPAFP - 27 words
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Article46 1984-09-17 17 Saving an airline SUVA Intense competition from American and Australian airlines on South Pacific routes has resulted m Prime Minister Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara taking direct responsibility for the troubled 93 per cent government-owned Air Pacific m a bid to contain the airline's financial losses. UPIUPI - 46 words
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Article494 1984-09-17 17 One of the strong performers m first half of this year THE trading sector, expanding by 5.5 per cent, was one of the strong performers m the first half of this year, but not all trading companies benefited. However, as the results of listed494 words
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337 1984-09-17 17 ANGELINE TAN - ANGELINE TAN By THE packeted tea you brew In November might cost more but your morning cuppa at the coffee shops should remain the same. The price of tea rose by 13 per cent to 265.9* pence (about 557.31) per kg at337 words
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Article, Illustration223 1984-09-17 17 RYOBI, a Japanese group of seven manufacturing companies and three sales companies, have just sold their I,oooth printing machine, through local agent Cyber Pte Ltd. Cyber has managed this m eight years and this, said Ryobi president Hiroshi Urakami, is an achievement considering the size223 words
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193 1984-09-17 17 AMERICAN Express has revamped Its travel and financial services. The company has merged its charge card, travellers' cheques and travel division under the Travel Related Services group which was formed recently. The strengths of the different services would enhance the total package given to193 words
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199 1984-09-17 17 HONGKONG China's import and export volumes recorded a 13.9 and 15.4 per cent rise respectively for the first half of this year over a comparable period last year, the Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday. The agency quoted a report to the standing committeeAFP - 199 words
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Article, Illustration10 1984-09-17 18 Company news The week that was Week ended Sept 1410 words
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Article64 1984-09-17 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ('000) FA CB MJ9B9L ($1.772 L) March 84 Hotel Tai-Pan 3(5) $1,808 ($4,113) March 84 I M Textiles M57,371L ($9,472 L) March 84 J Cement 8.5 (8.3a) $15,886 ($14,292) March 84 Kamunting Tin 50 (60) $1,256 ($1,488) March 84 Pegi64 words
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Article60 1984-09-17 18 Gross Group pre-tax Year to Company dividend profit/loss ("000) AISB 15(15) M 55.672 ($4,436) June 84 A M D B 6.3 (1.8) M525,460d ($2,124) March 84 C I Holdings 5b (12.4a) M 54,137 ($5,804) June 84 Palmco Hldgs NYA M 56.078 ($2,024) June 84 S J Amal $1,00860 words
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Article123 1984-09-17 18 hrtenm Group pre-tax Half-year to Company dividend profit/loss (000) Bonvests Hldgs $58Lf ($900) June 84 Carlsberg 10(10) $7,004 ($8,327) June 84 Dah Yung Mss9o ($305) June 84 Esso 10 (20a) :;3,600c ($39,200 c) June 84 Federal Flour NYA (6) M 516,212 ($12,835) June 84 H X Land HK5175,000123 words
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Article391 1984-09-17 18 Borton Properties Bhd, has proposed to change its name to Bedford Bhd. C I Holdings has increased the paid-up capital of two of its subsidiaries. FK Realty Sdn Bhd's paid-up capital will rise from $2 to $1.6 million. Concrete Industries (Johore) Snd Bhd's paid up capital has been391 words
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214 1984-09-17 18 Tokyo THE rise m share prices last week marked what dealers hope is the start of an autumn rally. The 225-stock Nikkei Dow Jones rose 120.84 to 10,631.54. After a sluggish start, the market became active on Tuesday, following the bullish214 words
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Article41 1984-09-17 18 THE market, which fluctuated last week, ended firmer. The Financial Times 3t-Share Index closed up 7.7 points at Mi The FT-SE was 11.3 points higher at lltt.S. The advance wan trimmed by news that the miners' talks ended without agreement.41 words
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Article42 1984-09-17 18 THE market barely rose this week. The All Ordinaries Index finished the week 1.1 point* op at mi. Investors floundered mid-week as there were no clear leads from overseas. Bat Wall Street's advance on Thursday gave the local market a boost.42 words
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Article54 1984-09-17 18 AFTER an Initial hesitation, Wall Street surged upwards last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Index rose tt.l4 points last week to close at 1237.51. Mr Henry Kaufman's remarks that he did not expect a longterm fall In US interest rates did not dampen the market as some non-bank54 words
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Article52 1984-09-17 18 SHARE prices rose slightly this week alter the heady peaks of the previous fortnight. The Hang Seng Index was up by 4.81 points to close at 115.44. After rumours that local banks would raise their Interest rates, Investors shed their anxieties following news that the US dollar was not52 words
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Article3413 1984-09-17 18 M shares quoted have a par value of $1. ufcss otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rifhts. N Tai-exempted dividend ABM is haded in Ms of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars 1984 Last Yield Net Vd Wee* ttfti Low Company Sate Chanp P/E COM)3,413 words
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Article555 1984-09-17 18 Stptls Ptnce Chjnft MDUSTRMLS A**d-Lyons 152 unch Ass. Doin« 174 unch BTRPLC 496 +5 Bobcocks 144 -1 Barclays 472 -2 B*«charm 363 +7 BCC 213 -2 Bue Crcle 418 unch BOC Group 232 -4 Boots 167 -4 Bowotcr 177 +4 BATS 264 -1 Britannia 76 +1 BP 506 +8555 words
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Article215 1984-09-17 18 U <*•"!• GuttCNCp Afcoo 34% Gulf Rn 18% A*ed Chem Cp 35* Hewlett Pock AfcvChalmer., |0H Bu»i Moch 126* +H Am Tel Tel 19(4 Intf Harvester 8 Amo» Inc 20H Inti Tel 4 Tel 27* Amr Corp 27* John 4 Jh»n 34W Bethlehem S« 18* -t-IM Komt Alum215 words
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Article, Illustration366 1984-09-17 19 Gold, Financial Futures THE divergent trend m US interest rates and the dollar had mixed influences on the three futures contracts traded on tfcw Singapore International Monetary Exchange last said Green ft ('oiler m its weekly review of the gold and financial futures market. Short-term US interest rates,366 words
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Article122 1984-09-17 19 FOB m bales. Malaysian certs/Mo RAS MRELB Hifti Low Closrt H«h Low Ctainf boyen buyers Sept 5 Sept 5 Int 1 R S.S Prompt 1% 00N 189 SON 19S 25 Int. 1 R.S.S. FOB 198 50 195 75 198 25 ***** 218 50 220 00 Int 2 R.S S122 words
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Article27 1984-09-17 19 QUIETLY STEADY. Prices moved closely with gold and New York, partially shedding midweek gains. Stocks were down just 10,000 ounces (cne lot) to 50,640,000 ounces. AFPAFP - 27 words
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Article63 1984-09-17 19 UNCERTAIN. The fear of a strike by the US car union over pay was a central influence, with traders anxious to know any snippets of news on the progress of the negotiations. The further fall m market stocks (clown 2,750 tonnes to 159,925 tonnes, the lowest since October 1962),AFP - 63 words
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Article42 1984-09-17 19 IRREGULAR. Early falls developed m anticipation of a sharp rise m Western world stocks for July, but when the International Primary Aluminium Institute revealed that the increase was less than expected (up 101,000 tonnes to 4,170,000 tonnes), the market rallied. AFPAFP - 42 words
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Article36 1984-09-17 19 GOLD USS/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 340 30—340 80 340 10 340 50 Fri Thus New York unav unav The weekly produce market report and the closing prices for red beans were not available yesterday.36 words
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Article24 1984-09-17 19 Buyinf Seine Kfhest-Lowest Htfiest -Lowest SJ/em Ss/pn Bank of China 23.75 23.37 23.93-23.55 OUB 23.69-23.38 23.84-23.52 UOB 23 75 23.36 23.90 23.5124 words
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Article, Illustration532 1984-09-17 19 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving SMp (Voyage) An Cargo Time Hock Anson (*****N) 17/9 (2000) TA3 0700 0800 PI Sea Fortune (39) 17/9(2300) TA3 *****100 B 3 Regma MS (8410) 17/9(2330) 51 0900 1100/*****100 Al/Bl Johore BR (35A) 18/9(0700) FSB 0800 0900/*****900532 words
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Article152 1984-09-17 19 STEADIER conditions were seen during the week as good buying interest emerged for October One RSS, influenced by unexpected heavy absorption of September tenders. Values finally finished 2.5 cents up on balance, said Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co m its weekly report. The good demand for the current month made152 words
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Article64 1984-09-17 19 VERY STEADY. The tin council's buffer stock manager gave firm support to prices after currency considerations had brought a slightly softer trend. The rise m stocks (up 510 tonnes to 26,755 tonnes) was largely ignored. Finally new peak prices were established, eclipsing those established at the beginning of lastAFP - 64 words
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Article74 1984-09-17 19 SEOUL Foreign ship orders received by South Korean shipbuilders last month amounted to 505,000 gross tonnes the highest monthly total since the start of this year and also eight times that of a year ago, the Korea Shipbuilders Association has reported. The August tally wasAP - 74 words
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Article190 1984-09-17 19 Interbank Over the counter Foreifll Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unH of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.7996 1.8026 5 62—5 49 Canadian dollar 1 6443 1 6463 6 15—6 06 NZ dollar 1 0626 1 0653 9 67-9.29 Sterling pound 2.7541 —2. 75 75190 words
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Article418 1984-09-17 19 BANKS' prime lending Guifintßank 10* rates at the close of busi- 101 4 ness last Friday, Sept 14. Horror* t Shanghai mm Indian Bank 10 Bank PLR !"*«< Overseas 10. Industrial t Commercial 9 American txpress lU+4 lnt»r)irsl Rink n( Dallas lOW AmDam Rterdam Bank 10*418 words
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Article26 1984-09-17 19 DEPOSIT RATES %pa- Savings account Autosave 6' 4 Fixed deposit 3 1 month 3 months 7'/j 6 months 7' I 9 months 7"? 12 months 7'z26 words
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Article41 1984-09-17 19 LOAN RATES1 M- Prime rate 2 91. Personal/Renovation (Flat rates) I 4 years Housing (discounted) Up to 10 years 10 II to 25 years 10. Hire purchase Cars 1 year 2 years 5\ 3 years 61 4 4 years 6' 241 words
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Article51 1984-09-17 19 7~ Pa Commercial properties 1-15 years 10S Small Industries Finance Scheme (SIFS) Factory loans 9 Machinery loans 9 Working capital loans 9 Construction Equipment Finance Scheme (CEFS) 10 MAS rediscount rates tor export Nils 7 Source DBS Bank 1 Mcitivf rates. 2 For best customers only. 3 Mr51 words
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Article178 1984-09-17 19 THE US dollar firmed against all currencies m the week. It closed higher, built on the strength of confidence that President Ronald Reagan would be re-elected for a second term and the prospect of higher US interest rates. It opened for the week at 552.1680 and was quickly sold178 words
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Article209 1984-09-17 19 Asian rates ASIAN currency average vm deP f t sft !Vm thC 1 R 6°?/16 week ended Sept 14: 3 months 6> 2 6>h Dm Doirrc 6 months 6 7/16 6 BD PRICES 12 months 6 9/16 6 9/16 USJ Steffnf H*h lo« M|h Low 7 days 111/16 117/16 i209 words
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Article330 1984-09-17 20 Sime Darby, Japanese in SIME Darby has teamed up with Ina Seito Co Ltd of Japan to form a joint-venture company, Sime Darby Ceramics Sdn Bhd, to make sanitaryware. The joint-venture agreement was signed together with a technical aid agreement on Thursday. At the brief signing ceremony, Sime Darby was330 words
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Article, Illustration14 1984-09-17 20 "No, my dear, the old boy notwork isn't on cable TV."14 words
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697 1984-09-17 20 Colonial banks still going strong Early customer base, branches give them the edge OVER the past 20 years, Chinese family and government-back-ed competitors have broken the generationsold dominance of Singapore banking by the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and its long-time rival, the Chartered Bank. But the foreign institutions still remain697 words
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Article, Illustration337 1984-09-17 20 Overseas Land Ltd HOTELIER, property owner and developer, Overseas Land Ltd, which has properties with a total estimated value tagged at $M 3 million, began as Faber Union Ltd 21 years ago. But after United Overseas Bank acquired a controlling Interest, It changed name m 1975. The337 words
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328 1984-09-17 20 New technology is business leaders' top priority NEW YORK Priorities of United States business leaders differ markedly from those of their counterparts m Europe and Asia, but a recent survey shows that they share a sense of urgency over keeping up with new technologies. In a world sampling of chiefUPI - 328 words
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Article47 1984-09-17 20 KUALA LUMPUR Sitt Tatt Bhd expects to receive M 59.9 million m proceeds from its public issue of 11 million shares of MJI each at par, according to the company's prospectus. Sitt Tatt is an investment company with four wholly-owned subsidiaries. BernamaBernama - 47 words
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133 1984-09-17 20 INVESTORS will have the choice of another unit trust from today. Arbuthnot Securities Asia will launch the Asia Pacific Growth Fund from today until Oct 5 m Singapore and London. The fund, to be managed by Arbuthnot Latham Asia's investment team m Singapore,133 words
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184 1984-09-17 20 George Kent (M) Bhd GEORGE Kent (Malaysia) Bhd has turned m improved results for the six months to July 31. Pre-tax profits rose 12.6 per cent to M 52.9 million, while turnover increased by more than a third to MJ38.5 million against a184 words
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Advertisement163 1984-09-17 18 CHINESE CRAFTS FThe Story of how they are made what they mean The enormous land mass of China is the birthplace of an astonishing number of magnificent crafts rendered m materials as various as ceramic, lacquer, bronze, ivory, jade and silk. Many exquisite pieces are displayed m museums worldwide. This163 words
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Advertisement56 1984-09-17 18 Financial Times Industrials tffii I Friday 859.4 (858.8) sl: |[!l "1 Week ago 851.7 j?? Dow Jones Industrials Friday 1237.52(1228.25) Week ago 1207.38 Jfffti (Fifwej to brackets refer to those «Hho prtYwu tradmt day) I■■■■■ 1 I I I The Tokyo stock market was closed on Saturday. Consult the travel56 words
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Advertisement140 1984-09-17 19 I fe -unHteft^ SINGAPORE: 150 YEARS infiWr edited by Mubin Sheppard ClMttnri/ pxi/ w"v A book collector's item, one of Singapore's 1 re rare Doo <s A collection of articles by I I fi/y^ distinguished contributors like Winstedt, I H l ll^ Maxwell and Ridley. The book tells of the140 words
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Advertisement351 1984-09-17 19 EIXEDDEPOSITS Will UUd Interest on deposits placed one year or more paid every 6 months Interest cheque mciled to you or credited to your account Renewal or withdrawal by mail 1 month 8.00% p.a. 3 months 800% p.a 6 months 8.00% p.a. 9 months 8.25% p.a. 12 months 8.25% p.a.351 words
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Article, Illustration609 1984-09-17 22 Boss Shreeves is all smiles as Spurs hit Euro trail on a high note LONDON, Sun. Holders Liverpool open their European Cup soccer campaign on Wednesday with only two wins from six English League outings behind them. Not a particulary auspicious record for a side lookingReuter - 609 words
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Article78 1984-09-17 22 RIO DE JANEIRO, Son. Brazilian midfielder Pires is likely to be out of soccer for at least five months after breaking bis lee m a League match. The injury occurred during a match between Vasco da Gama and Fluminense on Thursday night when Pires, of VascoReuter - 78 words
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Article601 1984-09-17 22 Chelsea 3 West Ham Fighting broke out among supporters after Chelsea had scored two late goals to beat their London rival. A 15th-minute penalty, which had to be taken four times by Colin Lee, put Chelsea ahead but there were no more goals until the 79thAP - 601 words
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Article221 1984-09-17 22 Bibard shoots Nantes into second place PARIS, Sun. Nantes moved up to second place m the French First Division last night with a hard-fought 1-0 away win over Tours. Young international defender Michel Bibard scored the decider m the 63rd minute to put his club three points behindReuter; AFP - 221 words
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Article1282 1984-09-17 22 DIVISION ONE Chelsea 3 West Ham 0, Coventry 0 Manchester United 3. Ipswich 2 Arsenal 1, Liverpool 1 Sunderland 1. Newcastle 2 Everlon 3. Southampton 2 Norwich 1, Stoke 2 Leicester 2. Tottenham 5 Queens Park Rangers 0. Watford 3 Aston Villa 3, West Bromwich 2 Sheffield1,282 words
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Article, Illustration219 1984-09-17 22 BONN, Sun. West German League leaders Bayem Munich struggled to maintain their 100 per cent record yesterday, beating a dour Borussia Dortmund side 1-0. Dortmund, who have still to win their first point, packed their defence m Munich, holding out until the 59th minute when LotharReuter - 219 words
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244 1984-09-17 24 Rice tops as an all-round cricketer TAUNTON (England), Sun. Clive Rice, of South Africa, earned the title of the world's top all-round cricketer and a £7,000 ($19,250) award for winning the Silk Cut Challenge here yesterday. Skills apart, Rice proved he had the best grasp of applied mathematics as heAFP - 244 words
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Article, Illustration425 1984-09-17 24 SAGINAW, Sunday THOMAS HEARNS rapped out a quick-fire victory over fellowAmerican Fred Hutchings to retain his World Boxing Council superwelterweight title here yesterday. Hearns floored Hutchings twice m the first round before stopping him with four seconds left m the third. Hearns hadReuter; UPI - 425 words
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Article211 1984-09-17 24 NORWICH, Sun. On the day British heavyweight champion Dave Pearce was refused permission to continue boxing because of doubts about his medical condition, scientists heard new claims that boxers experienced hallucinations and suffered from Impotence. The British Boxing Board of Control (BBBC), failed to reachAP - 211 words
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196 1984-09-17 24 Laciar sends Caradona sprawling... CORDOBA (Argentina), Sun. Argentine Santos Benigno Laciar knocked out Colombian Prudencio Cardona m the 10th round to retain his World Boxing Association title here last night. Laciar, 25, making his seventh defence of the title, knocked the Colombian challenger almost clean through the ropes a minute196 words
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Article131 1984-09-17 24 All sets new sights Reuter DUESSELDORF (West Germany), Sun. Former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali vowed he would become the greatest boxing promoter of all time. Ali, 42, said: "I was the greatest boxer of all time. Now I'm going to be the greatest promoter. Boxing is going to beReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration362 1984-09-17 24 BEIJING, Sun. Chinese world record-holder Zhu Jianhua has been denied the chance of avenging his Olympic high jump defeat by the late withdrawal of West German Dietmar Moegenburg from the Nanjing international athletics meeting tomorrow. Zhu, 21, who went to Los Angeles parrying the hopes of one billionReuter - 362 words
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Article259 1984-09-17 24 LOS ANGELES, Sun. American Jimmy Connors defeated Ramesh Krishnan, of India, 6-4, 7--5 m the semi-finals of the Pacific Southwest tennis Open here yesterday, then said he was tired and planned to cut down on his schedule next year. "I was tired before I cameAP; AFP; Reuter - 259 words
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Article117 1984-09-17 24 PERTH, Sun. One of the greatest tennis players of all time is planning a comeback at the age of 42. Margaret Court, winner of the Grand Slam m 1970, expects to compete m the International Tennis Federation Veterans' World Championship m Melbourne, Victoria, next year.AFP - 117 words
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Article386 1984-09-17 24 SOVIET weightlifters broke three world records m Varna, Bulgaria at a competition for countries who boycotted the Los Angeles Olympic Games. Viktor Solodov broke two middle-heavy-weight (90kg) records. He jerked 233 kg, 0.5 kg better than his previous mark, and finished with a 422.5 kg total toReuter; AFP; AP; Bernama - 386 words
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Article, Illustration231 1984-09-17 25 PETER SIOW; JERRY SEH - PETER SIOW JERRY SEH REPORT BY PICTURE BY THE much-awaits Rolex Cup polo final between Royal Pahang A and Royal Johor A, scheduled for 5 p.m. yesterday at Thomson Road, did not materialise. But no-OLe was <o blame. The match was called off because231 words
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Article, Illustration513 1984-09-17 25 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON By Singapore lose cool and annual match-play event to Malaysia BREAD and butter strokes bring m the dough. That's what Singapore's golf professionals found to their dismay when they crashed 10-5 to their Malaysian counterparts m the annual $15,000 Old Parr International match-play at513 words
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Article, Illustration486 1984-09-17 25 TAY CHENG KHOON; LEE WAI WUN - TAY CHENG KHOON LEE WAI WUN By and TOP SEED Qamar Zaman may have to withdraw from the Anchor Singapore Open squash tournament starting at Kallang tomorrow. Although the Pakistani ace is due to arrive this afternoon, his participation will depend on486 words
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202 1984-09-17 25 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW BOWLING IN-FORM Jack Wong, the Singapore Open cnamf)ion, topped the qualifyng race for the AMF World Cup championships m Sydney from Oct 22-28. In the trials at both Jackie's Bowl Orchard and Katong last weekend, Jack totalled 7,290 pinfalls from 36 games.202 words
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338 1984-09-17 25 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON ON LOCAL FAIRWAYS THREE members of the Republic national team showed their golfing I>rowess when they stroled to easy wins m club championships over tha weekend. Daniel Lim took the Singapore Island Country Club crown with an eightstroke margin,338 words
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Article303 1984-09-17 25 ON FOREIGN FAIRWAYS FERNDOWN, Sun. Spain reached the final of the Hennessy Cognac Cup golf tournament here yesterday with a surprisingly easy victory over favourites Scotland. Rcnlte: Spain bt Scotland 5-1. Feu-ball Jose Rivero and Manuel Calero bt Sam Torrance and Bernard Gallacher 4 and 3, Antonio GarridoReuter; UPI; AP - 303 words
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Article111 1984-09-17 25 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON TENNIS STAR players of the sixties will feature m a round-robin competition to select two representatives for the inaugural East Asian Veterans' tournament m Hongkong from Oct 2-7. Cathay Pacific Airways will fly the duo, with accommodation provided by the Cathay Hotel. Said Pack Tv111 words
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Article135 1984-09-17 25 JOE DORAI - Gallant Changi forced out JOE DORAI SOCCER RELEGATED Changi Constituency put up a Stirling performance m the President's Cup soccer match last night despite being beaten 1-0 by favourites Armed Forces at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Changi survived a 44thminute penalty when their goalkeeper Hamdan Osman brought off a splendid135 words
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Article24 1984-09-17 25 NOTTINGHAM, Sun. Nottingham Forest shot to the top of the English First Division today when they beat Luton 3. 1 here. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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333 1984-09-17 25 LEE WAI WIN - LEE WAI WIN BERNATT TAN showed the benefits of his American training when he set a national record m the slalom event m the final series of the 7Up water ski-ing competition, off Ponggol, yesterday. Bernatt, who spent a month at the Jim333 words
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Article404 1984-09-17 25 sfdf Junior World Cup Asia-Oceania qualifying hockey final INDIA played bridesmaids to Australia yet again when the two met here last evening. In a pulsating match, Australia snatched the winner five minutes from the end of extratime to triumph 2-1 after the teams were tied404 words
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Article492 1984-09-17 23 By OUR RACING TEAM IPOH, Sun. Allez Ailez 11, with M.C. Lam astride, came from last to score a convincing victory m the $50,000 Yeoh Cheang Lee Memorial Stakes today, final day of the Perak Turf Club September Meeting. The Habitation five-year-old beat 14 Class492 words
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Article1105 1984-09-17 23 iPOH, Sun. Three jockeys and an apprentice were warned by the stewards for their respective offences here today. They were T. Mahhat (Race 2), K.C. Ng (Race 7), K.C. Woon (Race 8) and apprentice S. Marzuki (Race 3). The Stipendiary Steward's report on today's races: RACE 1: Frieco1,105 words
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Article, Illustration2302 1984-09-17 23 Memorial Stakes to Allez Allez Apprentice Liew lands early double (10j Splendid Mover 52.5 (150-163) W Liew 6 (3) Respectable 54 (1982-580) Asuwadi 7 (12) Dashing Commando 55 (28-38) Rahmat 8 (2) Duke Minton 55 (88-98) Anuar (5) Superior Air 53 (168-192) Rajoo II (6) Win The Battle 53.5 (121-131)2,302 words
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Obituary, Illustration109 1984-09-17 23 141 Deaths 141 Deaths I Our dearest beloved Father, I Mr. Sim Soo Leng, Francis I Aged 68 years I Passed away peacefully on I 16th Sept. 1984 I Deeply mourned by I Wife Magdalene Heng Heng Siang Sons Daughters-in-law Michael Sim Kwang Chye Jenny Lee Geek Kee Gabriel Sim109 words
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Obituary, Illustration215 1984-09-17 23 141 Deaths SAFE IN THE ARMS OF JESUS MRS WONG TAT LOONG nee GOH HONG LENG (teacher of Anglo*Cninoso Junior School) passed away peacefully on 16/9/84. Body lying at Singapore Casket. For tunoral arrangement* call *****17. Intortod by husband and lovod ones. J.N. FERNANDO (NORBERT) Aged 84 RETIRED MANAGING DIRECTOR215 words
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Obituary, Illustration187 1984-09-17 23 The family of the late MRS. TEO EE CHAP nee MDM. LIM KIM MOI express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, friends, colleagues, prayer groups. Doctor and Staff of American Hospital, Ward 3A for their attondanco, condolences, night visits, wreaths, assistance and prayers during their recent loss of187 words
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Obituary, Illustration64 1984-09-17 23 f ATHMA SHANTHI A MADAM YESODA AMMAL AGE: 62 YEARS Passed away peacefully In India on 3rd September 84. Athma Shanthi prayers will be held on Tuesday 18.9.84 at Sivan Temple, Serangoon Road at 7.30 p.m. Relatives and acquaintances please treat this as a personal invitation64 words
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Obituary, Illustration232 1984-09-17 23 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST IRVIN ALEXANDRA CONCEICAO DEPARTED 17/9/83. 5O SUDDENLY YOU LEFT US PEACEFULLY SLEEPING THE LAST WE SAW YOU MEMORIES OF YOU WILL \LWAYS LINGER WITH US FOREVER. .OVE ALWAYS, MUM, DAD, BROTHERS, SISTERS. MOTHERS SISTERS IN LAW a HEPHEWS o NIECES. IN232 words
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Obituary, Illustration164 1984-09-17 23 In sweet memory of AUGUSTA LOUISE RODRIGUES HO departed 17th Sept. 1977 Time may pass but the love you gave will alwa>s be cherished and remembered Inserted by Husband, Wing and children. Fred Catherine and David. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR THAMBIAH KANDIAH (KUMAR*) DEPARTED SEPTEMBER 17TH164 words
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Miscellaneous22 1984-09-17 25 TODAY'S EVENTS SOCCER PrmMert's Cap qnArter-flnals: Toa Payoh v Hai Sing Park (Jin Besar, 8 p.m.). SQUASH Stagaptrr Opra (Kallang, 6 p.m.).22 words
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Article, Illustration732 1984-09-17 26 SALMA KHALIK - SALMA KHALIK Move to encourage more people to visit country By THE heavy downpour must have upset a lot of plans yesterday. But the photograph above shows some of the 35t men, women and children, shrugging off the rain to rehearse aARTHUR LEE - 732 words
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129 1984-09-17 26 Soviets detain Americans and their ship WASHINGTON, Sun. The Soviet Union has seized five Americans and their 36-metre-long motor vessel m Arctic waters and detained them m a remote area of the eastern Soviet Union. The seizure of the men and their vessel, used to deliver water and fuel to129 words
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312 1984-09-17 26 Royal baby's name takes Britons by surprise LONDON, Sun. As Britain began celebrating the birth of a second son to Royal heir Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Buckingham Palace surprised everyone by announcing that the new baby would be called Henry Charles Albert David. The baby's nickname will be ''Harry",AP; UPI; Reuter - 312 words
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Article322 1984-09-17 26 CHAN ENG CHENG - Flying leap forward CHAN ENG CHENG By National Dance I Company sets up ballet group SINGAPORE has taken a major step towards setting up a professional national dance company—a separate section has been created m the National Dance Company to cater for ballet dancers. The go-ahead for this, coming 14322 words
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Article35 1984-09-17 26 DAMASCUS, Sun. President Hafez Al- Assad had ordered Syrian security forces to help find and free Reuter correspondent Jonathan Wright, 30, who disappeared m Lebanon 17 days ago, an official spokesman said yesterday. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Miscellaneous128 1984-09-17 26 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Partly cloudy. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.02 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.54 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 14/16 Showers Manila 23 35 Fair Amsterdam 13/17 Rain Melbourne 11 16 Cloudy Bangkok 24 32 Fair Moscow 13 15 Showers Beijing128 words
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Article, Illustration1040 1984-09-17 1 HUANG QING - HUANG QING By The number of unmarried people m China between the ages of 30 and 40 (100,000 m Beijing alone) worries the government. Its machinery has been set m motion to help these singles find partners; work units offer introduction services and hold sporting and recreational1,040 words
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Article, Illustration323 1984-09-17 1 And they all lived happily ever after GU SHUQIN, a 50-year-old head nurse m the paediatrics section of Beijing's Chaoyang Hospital, has become something of a celebrity. The wife of an engineer and the mother of three children said she has helped "match" nearly 1,000 people between 20 and 50323 words
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Article, Illustration1402 1984-09-17 2 CLIVE LINKE - You can put poetry in your child's life CLIVE LINKE By a lecturer m speech and drama at the Institute of Education The second article m a fourpart series discusses what parents can do to stimulate their children's creativity. '•MUMMY, I'm bored!" "Don't bother me. Can't you see I'm busy?"1,402 words
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Article, Illustration966 1984-09-17 2 PAUL LEE; LIM SENG TIONG - PAUL LEE LIM SENG TIONG By Primary School and a father of six principal of St Gabriel's Till: lExrarr SHOP Von out mm Imy «'\|mml iputlifly' Mtulo m SnM|.q* mv iitsltkMt id The l\|M»ii Shop Otrr-riiiis from <HtU'i-v for uoi-W ii'inm iicml buyers m Eiini|M'966 words
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Article, Illustration1031 1984-09-17 3 JOHN de SOUZA - JOHN de SOUZA By Once again, Singapore is sending a mission to the Pret-a-Porter fashion trade fair m Paris. RECOGNITION is rarely won overnight, especially not m the razzledazzle, highly competitive world of fashion. Every season, the world's fashion capitals Milan, Paris, Tokyo, New York and* recently,1,031 words
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Article, Illustration728 1984-09-17 25 JOHN de SOUZA - JOHN de SOUZ A ANTIQUARIAN PRINTS, DRAWINGS AND MAPS OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA Arbour of Fine Arts, 34, Lorong Mambong Daily till Saturday From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Previewed by HISTORY is dry and dead, you often hear students complain. Too many facts, confusing names728 words
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Article, Illustration752 1984-09-17 25 PAULINE WALKER - PAULINE WALKER Story by I Photograph by LIM SENG TIONG A husband-and-wife dance team came to town recently and they danced up a storm. ON THE inside of each of her forearms is a large blue tattoo, blurred and slightly faded. The tattoo on her right752 words
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Article, Illustration495 1984-09-17 25 DAVID CAMPBELL - DAVID CAMPBELL Reviewed by Singapore Symphony Orchestra Victoria Concert Hall FANS of the Boston Pops Orchestra concerts shown on local television here could take heart at the performance given last Thursday evening by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra; so well did the SSO, under495 words
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Advertisement17 1984-09-17 1 Putting poetry m your child's life OUTLOOK, Page Two Reddys' whirl of a dance LEISURE, Page Twenty-five17 words
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Advertisement431 1984-09-17 7 ~66 Situations Vacant c) SecretMiisJ/ClertcjU F.J. BENJAMIN 4 SONS PTE LTD requirea FEMALE TEMPORARY STORE ASSISTANTS Salary $350 p.m. Those Interested, please call at: Singapore Warehouse 60- A, Martin Road #03-04 Singapore 0923 T«l: *****86 (Mr L— B. 8.) tetween 2p.m. 6p.m. on 17th to list Sept. '84. Immediate Employment431 words
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Advertisement589 1984-09-17 7 66 Situations Vacant i ■■^■a^BBB^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBSB^B^^^^B Secretariat/Clerical shipping company requires an: ACCOUNTS CLERK Able to keep full set of shipping accounts. a Able to work independently Able to type and operate telex. Preferably with experience Salary negotiable Interested please call: ADELINE *****66 for interview. CLERK c Knowledge of accounting preferably A'589 words
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Advertisement543 1984-09-17 7 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical CHINESE RECEPTIONIST CUM GENERAL CLERK required urgently With knowledge of typing Interested applicants please call personally for an interview from Bam to spm at I 1 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD =02-35 HIGH STREET CENTR SINGAPORE 0817 CLERICAL ASSISTANTS required c GCE "O" level with credit In543 words
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Advertisement899 1984-09-17 7 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial/Clerical SALES CLERK required by an established publishing company. Applicants should have GCE "O" Level, an aptitude for figures and be able to type The duties involve: Sales recording and circulation. Interested applicant*, please call tel: *****66 Ext. 65 SECRETARY Vacancy available for employment. Requirements Minimum899 words
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Advertisement788 1984-09-17 7 66 Situations Vacant c) Secretarial /Clerical FEMALE CLERK REQUIRED hy Trading company With at least 4 years experience Able to type and operate OKI telex Salary about $600 pm Please call *****29 FEMALE ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT Knowledge of book-keeping Able to maintain full set of accounts up to balance sheet. Please788 words
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Advertisement878 1984-09-17 7 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales i) Sales 3 AIRCONDITIONERS SALES i t ENGINEER TRAINEE j We require an intelligent aggressive young man to J g specialise m sales of airconditioners for housing M protect. The successful candidate will meet with 1 M owners, architects and electrical consultants878 words
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Advertisement532 1984-09-17 8 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales Q^okTnJ We are a fast expanding and leading Japanese company m ladies fashion wear ratailing exclusive brands. Wa have immediate vacancies for r FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS Applicants should have: c Secondary education, a Pleasant personality and ability to deal with customers effectively Interested applicants please532 words
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Advertisement415 1984-09-17 8 66 Situations Vacant t) Sates Well established and progressive lightings company invites suitable candidates to till the poets of INDOOR SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Male) Requirements: c Possess Secondary education c Age 20 to 28 years We offer:Salary $1,200 to $1,500 p.m Bright promotional prospects for the right person 1 Free medical415 words
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Advertisement559 1984-09-17 8 66 Situations Vacant Sates Urgently Required: 1) SALES SUPERVISORS (2 vacancies) a Basic $800. 2) SALES REPRESENTATIVES (5 vacancies) c Basic $500. 3) SALES PROMOTERS (3 vacancies) a Basic $300 With or without experience. Training and transport provided. Interested, call personally at: BLK 163, "03-3963 BUKIT MERAH CENTRAL SINGAPORE 0315.559 words
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Advertisement693 1984-09-17 8 66 Situations Vacant i) Sal** SALES PERSONNEL REQUIRED for company marketing automotive products. Minimum Secondary education. Preferably with mechanical knowledge and experience. Possess driving licence. Salary and attractive commission will be paid. Interested please write with full resume, experience, present salary and contact telephone number to: Kenwln Trading Pte Ltd,693 words
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Advertisement373 1984-09-17 8 66 Situations Vacant t) Sales EXPERIENCED SALESGIRLS REQUIRED to sell souvenir Interested, please call Helen, *****40 MUSIC SALES ASSISTANT required for retail shop. For Interview, please call: *****35 SALESGIRLS REQUIRED. PLEASE call personally at: Fiesta Photo Centre, #03-77, Lucky Plaza. SALESGIRLS WANTED. IS years and above, experience required Please tel:373 words
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Advertisement1387 1984-09-17 8 66 Situation* Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technics g) ToClgnical g) Technlcmi g) Technlcml g) Technlcsl m Hssi Bhl BsaHMsflHAs^B aflLVaaaaW afHaY still expanding. S&K ITM tTIWDnAM A 03 Come and join us a *^lß|^^J|^^ mWW «arslaTa7V4VaTW#l »g for a challenging1,387 words
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Advertisement656 1984-09-17 9 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66_8ihM«oiwV>gnt^ 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technicmi g) Technlcml g) Technicmi g) Ttkaicai g) Technicmi g) Technicmi g) Technicmi h) Production h) Production h) Production 1 THOMSONCSF656 words
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Advertisement640 1984-09-17 9 Multi-Pak is a new high technology paper manufacturing company incorporating the latest techniques m paper manufacture which offers many unique career opportunities has immediate vacancies forELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS With NTC/VITB Grade 2/3 m Electrical Fitting and Installation. Ability to read Electrical Circuits. Knowledge of trouble shooting control systems of AC/DC Machines.640 words
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Advertisement413 1984-09-17 9 BABICH SINGAPORE 1 PTE LTD We are a sub-contractor of OTtJ Coignet J.V. apecialising m steel reinforcement, invites applications for: STEEL FIXER TRAINEES Requirements i Primary 6 and above. Age 18 to 30 years old. Completed/ exempted from National Service. Able to work on 2 rotating shifts. c No experience413 words
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Advertisement479 1984-09-17 9 TECHNORM METAL INDUSTRIES PTE LTD requires: TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS Singapore Citizens for either permanent 2nd shift or on rotating Ist and 2nd shifts Salary commensurates with qualifications and experience. Our amployaas aro anjoy ing: Adjustment of salary upon confirmation Annual wage supplement Medical/ hospltallzation benefits Personal accident benefits Intaraatad applicants479 words
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Advertisement471 1984-09-17 9 Pie Ltd invitee applications for TECHNICIAN a NTC/ITC m mechanical field a 2/3 years experience c Completed N.S. a Some experience m pneumatics PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR a NTC m electronic 3/5 years experience a Completed N.S. FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Apoty to: #02-14/15 Bedok Industrial Estale Blk Sl4 ChaJ Chee Lane Singapore471 words
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Advertisement714 1984-09-17 9 -^iXl^^V HITACHI \%W IkV^ I ~> ELECTRONIC DEVICES l^r^ (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD Due to rapid expansion, our multi million Colour Television Picture Tubes -j Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the vacancies for keen and dynamic people who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction for the following positions: Operators HHHDH^k ■■a'SYM^^^^aCaf714 words
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Advertisement617 1984-09-17 10 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production Jj£fesf*~*'t'^^^^\ I B^ajßiL^*^^p^B>*jß yaia^^^^pg f sjßto-L-^' .~2~^\ ——i "^^^Mjßay^ra^^^^^^^^L^ -jSM/o^inL .-v^ *~7 X Be Our FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Female Singapore Citizen or Permanent \A/a Pqmm Resident aged 16 years and above may lIC V/Cilv apply617 words
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Advertisement394 1984-09-17 10 66 Situation! Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production I FEMALE OPERATORsNi|j|jfl INSPECTORS 1 I bIbW. raiiai dLW 8 w '(^Vi^^e^B^l HaiaWß^B^B^iaC S -> >L '.aa^aßP^^^^ f !^aW k S*^ -titGr*'' "^»W^^^^ M> La 1 S >4^*l L^r B^ S>/ y _j LIU] V^^^^Lfl394 words
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Advertisement603 1984-09-17 10 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production I PHILIPS I manufacturer off some of the finest audio products FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting salary. Up to Upon confirmation: Up to $480 $440 IPHIUPSI Tne Personnel Department l^rv AUDIO FACTORY L^^J Lorongl,ToaPayoh \~\M Singapore603 words
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Advertisement168 1984-09-17 10 66 Situations Vacant h) Production PART OF US 48 Let us help ]2 you to a goodO start m your i career ft^^fi V^Kifw for Production Operators Up to $488 for Machine Operators You will enjoy: Shift Allowance ($2 tor 2nd shift and SS tor 3rd shift) Salary increase after168 words
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Advertisement390 1984-09-17 11 do snuanons vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production W PRODUCTION PEOPLE j| i: MECS offers j; Nil .^Tffrrv it comes ai; /f ENVIRONMENT^ TIME THAT j[ is D f^ Right j0b 4444 EACH MUST 1% LBonders, Moulders, CETTLE lOP A :l is V Testers, Inspectors 4 ~t~!Xr>itZ\n I390 words
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Advertisement345 1984-09-17 11 66 SituitkHU Vacant 66 Situations Vacant M) Production h) Production TOSHIBA M^y VSjafcf^BkjiF-a^B^B^B^i An /T Ifl W fjPOWH f Primary education Age 16 40 years You get a good starting monthly salary of (Including allowances I and overtime pay) I after and I 1 iv a months. We often- 5-day345 words
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Advertisement1343 1984-09-17 11 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production h) Production h) Production 1 23 National Semiconductor I /{\W\h ■fiat ...where people make the difference. (nnl T aH^tHals^BW I CARLEE Electronics Pte Ltd I S w\ a»^H HJIkB a^aw (An Associate of Time1,343 words
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Advertisement332 1984-09-17 11 66 Situation* Vacant ft) Production INCORPORATED J PCI DISPLAYS PTE LTD m requires FEMALE QC 5 INSPECTORS Secondary 2 educa- J Uon Some knowledge of 2 quality control^ preferred but not m essential 9 Training will be given FEMALE PRODUCTION j OPERATORS Age 16-30 years J Primary or secondary 2332 words
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Advertisement601 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant 60 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous Singapore Anpoit terminal ScrVICCa invites applications Irom Singapore Citizens lor the lolloping appointments A)CARGO HANDS (MALE) (iioss commcnctflf salar\ ot 5450 a month. Must be between IK and 45 years of age. HELPERS (MALE) (iioss pnmmcncinf saliirv ol 5420 ,t601 words
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Advertisement520 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) MUcmUanmoum Kyour own working and place... Q LSON PARKING VRK CASHIERS FIC CONTROLLERS st^^^WfMff^S^L\\\\\\\\\\\\\ X jMilMlil X wPBSHSii You will enjoy working with us. Come and see us from Monday to Friday at our Operations Office at: People's Park Complex Car520 words
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Advertisement649 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situation! Vacant I) Miscellaneous l) Miscellaneous We invite applications lor the following positions: A) GAMES HOSTS/ HOSTESSES (Full/Part-Time) Completed Secondary 4 education Age 16-22 years Must be active, hardworking and possess a pleasant personality B) SECURITY OFFICERS (Male/Full-Time) Secondary education Age 35-45 years Honest and hardworking649 words
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Advertisement373 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant i I) Miscellaneous -Hut Join the workf s WgMtt and mod succvmM cheinoJpfrM leeteuranti We MM The foNowirtQ benefits Attractive commencing salary and confirmation increment Transport, shift, attendance and laundry allowances c Service points c One months bonus c Free uniforms, meals and comprehensive training Good opportunity373 words
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Advertisement330 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous We have immediate vacancies for: Security Guards (8-hour shift) for our complexes located at Hill view Aye and Leng Kee Road. Requirements: Age: 25-50 years old Physically fit Preferably yvith relevant working experience Ability to read and write simple English would be an advantage Benefits:330 words
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Advertisement347 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant .i Miscellaneous isetan smgapore-tukyu PETIT MONDE RESTAURANT has Immediate vacancies for TRAINEE COOK (for Orchard Store) (Male) to help m the preparation of snacks, sandwiches, desserts and to help out m ralatad kitchen work. Age 20-30 years Singapore citizens Secondary education c Able to work on 2347 words
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Advertisement316 1984-09-17 12 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Plastic injection mold- A I ing factory requires: Benefits: New higher starting I salary 5-day week c Transport provided I c 2 days attendance F incentive Regular overtime Free medical and j dental treatment Hostel provided for I Malaysians c Free uniforms c Welfare and316 words
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Advertisement353 1984-09-17 13 86 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Trans-Island Bus EE: Services (Pte) Ltd 55 a Daily gross salary range $32 $37 (inclusive of basic salary, overtime and incentive bonus) »Age above 21 years E Possess Class 4 or 4A driving licence We offar: Free travel on TIBS and SSB buses S Transport to353 words
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Advertisement454 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous U-FREIGHT SINGAPORE PTE LTD Due to our rapid growth, we invite applicant* to fill the following poata. 1. FEMALE RESERVATION CLERKS 2. TRAFFIC COORDINATORS 3. OPERATIONS CLERKS 4. DRIVERS For poet (1): Minimum QCB V Level. c Preferably with some air cargo knowledge Able to454 words
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Advertisement463 1984-09-17 13 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous f We are a large established American company and we JJ r have vacancies for the fj A following:- J 1 DRIVER CUM I 4 DELIVERY CLERKS J c Completed N S J r e Possess Class 3 driving II- V Familiar with Sinitapore V463 words
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Advertisement446 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant 1) Mlscellmneous S*HK SENiTV #SECURITY PTE LTD^ M tu. vji jncies for hotels M m :i.ir;i Road diea y SECURITY OFFICERS c Secondary level c Salary commensurates with experience SECURITY GUARDS (Male t Female) c Min'mum Gross Pay $710 p.m. c After 3 months $740 p.m. BENEFITS:446 words
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Advertisement542 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous BROWN BOVERI We require STORE ASSISTANTS (MALE) Minimum Primary 6 education At least 1 year experience m store work Able to converse and write English Interested, please call Bessie at *****77/8 for an interview. Jurong Factory requires SECURITY GUARD immediately. Requirements: c Able to converse542 words
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Advertisement505 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required urgently EXPERIENCED CHINESE FEMALE ACCOUNT CLERK to work 6 full-day a week a Able to keep full set of accounts up to balance sheet s Salary negotiable MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES Interested spphcants, pleese TEL: *****91/*****13 The Ong Group of Companies urgently requires CAR PARK505 words
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Advertisement527 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous Required by international company FEMALE HAIRDRESSERS a Age 20 to 30 years old. a Halrdresslng experience no necessary as training will h« provided a Uood working condition: and attractive salary. Working hours will be Monday t< Friday. 10.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. am 10.30 a.m.527 words
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Advertisement799 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant m I) Miscellaneous Printing factory requires OPERATOR FOR SORD MACHINE (2 colour) s Please call personally at: > 17 Jalan Lambah Kallang 1 (Off Bandamaar Road) or TEL: 2SSSS22 for interview Raquirad: 2 TO 3 MALAY NURSES Age 40 to 50 years. 2 AMAHS a With experience799 words
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Advertisement726 1984-09-17 13 66 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous ELECTRICAL FIRM REQUIRES Delivery Drivers, preferably with some knowledge of electrical Installation of home appliances Call personally at 287, Tanjong Kutong Roud. Singapore 1543 PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME Waitresses (9 30am to spm 12 noon to 6pm spm or 6pm to 11pm Interested call personally at: Chip726 words
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Advertisement401 1984-09-17 13 72 Vehicle For Hire For Busiwts or HoWay Trip* to MAIArSM with Hot*) I Rntrvatiom. (Self on»e or ChKiHtw Oman), at dtecourted rites i KIM HOCK CHYE otters Special Rates lor DaMy/ Waakly/ Monthly Raman Datsun 120YOL' 140J Bluebird 1600/ 200 L Toyota Corolla/ Carina Mlt Colt Lancer 1400/ Galant401 words
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Advertisement774 1984-09-17 14 I GTtHnilCrS COLLECTOR'S ITEM, CUTE lookI Hi 121 IP ing Fiat 600. Will appreciate m I U sUU* 1 1 value. 50 miles per gallon. I a-Z^. m^^^ *****54 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datson/mssmn DEC. 1979 DATSUN 200 L, fully auto, 1 company owner, alrcon, cassette, power steering/ windows,774 words
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Advertisement436 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicles For Sale c) Datsun/Nlssan DATSUN 120Y 1979 July With alrcond., radio/ cassette. Oood condition. $8,700. *****60 DATSUN 120Y 1981 July. 2 owners, beautiful condition. Atrcon. cassette. $16,400. Contact: *****34. 1978 DATSUN 120Y One private owner. New tax. Atrcond., radio cassette, $12,400 *****21 197* SEPT. DATSUN 200 L. 1436 words
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Advertisement395 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicle* For Sale c) Ford 1977 FORD ESCORT 1600 Ghia PARF eligible. Radio cassette afrcpn. very good condition $8,500 on.o. Tel: *****23 1979 CORTINA 1.6. aircon. radio cassette, new paint, tyres, good condition. (PARF). downpayment $1,500 *****65 1990 FORD TERESA 16 GL. Q' regd.. alrcond, cassette, original paint, beautiful395 words
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Advertisement380 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicles For Sale g) Mmmdm 1990 MAZDA 323. 5-door. hatchback, square lights, aircon, radio cassette, private owner, downpayment $2,500 *****02 1993 MAZDA 929 5-door. One private owner. Power steering/ power windows, central locking. New tax. $29,500 0.n.0 *****90 71 MAZDA 1500 air-con., sportsrim, radio cassette pass ROY road tax380 words
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Advertisement410 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicles For Sale h) Mercedes JULY 1977 MERCEDES Benz 200 Manual, private owner, PARF, aircond, radio cassette, tax tyres new *****52 1974 MERCEDES 200 Private regn Non-PARF. Aircond. cassette sports rims, showroom condition $11,900. Tel: *****86 197t MERCEDES BENZ 200. Manual. Private owner, metallic paint, central locking, power windows,410 words
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Advertisement363 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicles For Sale I) Mitsubishi T7 COLT SIGMA Tax new. alrcon radio cassette, private owner $9,300 *****67 79 MITSUBISHI LANCER air-con sport-rlm radio, cassette asklne $14,800 Call *****91 J) Toyotm Vj? vehito IB^ COMPANY Toyota D«aler (SalM, S«rvic« A Parts) Appointed by Borneo Meter* TEL: *****68/ *****96/ *****63. 19S0363 words
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Advertisement255 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicles For Salt k) Other* SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot E Frinoa Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Tataphowa: *****11/ 5 (Opana from 9.00 am 5.30pm) TRADE IN 1 LOAN ARRANGE ABLE 1994 Nissan C2O van 1993 Mazda RX7 S/rlms Alrcond Honda Prelude EX Manual S/rlms Atrcond255 words
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Advertisement366 1984-09-17 14 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others COMPANY CARS FOR SALE 1994 Volvo 360 OLT $57,000 1993 Volvo 360 OI.T $41,000 Volvo 760 OLE auto 595.000 AudllOOCI) $79,000 Mlt Oalant 1 6 OLSauto $29,900 1992 Volkswagen JetU OLI $37,900 Mazda 626 $1«.SO0 Mazda 929 hardtop EOI auto $35.000 1991 Honda Prelude366 words
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Advertisement615 1984-09-17 15 76 Vehicles For Sale k) Others IMB SUBARU 1800 auto Airron. radio cassette. Private owner. Metalllr itold. Loan arrangeable. *****45 IM3 CITROEN CX Athena, metallic blue. I private owner, aircond. radio/ cassette. $42,000. Tel: *****34 ALMOST 1981 SUZUKI 500. aircon. radio, cassette. $10,200 Condition tip top Phone: *****57 'Q\ ALMOST615 words
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Advertisement686 1984-09-17 15 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vehicles For Sale 76 Vahtctos For Sale i) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles I) Commercial Vehicles n thC easy loading Queen Street Tel: *****33 Aljumed Road Tel: *****32 Bukit Timah Road Tel: *****55/6/7/8/9 East Coast Road Tel: *****16/*****04 Leng Kee Road 3 Tel: *****1 1/*****71686 words
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Advertisement355 1984-09-17 15 78 Scrap Vehicle* PARF SCRAP CARS wanted, 1001 1600 c.c, highest cash offer, Huang, *****61. (day/ night). PARF BCRAP CARS wanted. 1001 to 1600 c.c. Cash payment. Tel: *****59 jfik AcconnooAvm H mPWJSmwnmM 85 Propwty Finsncino, Sound Secure provides PROPERTY FINANCE rOf R#SfO#nnQl m ComniGi'dol proptsrttos CALL *****92 *****47 FOR355 words
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Advertisement609 1984-09-17 15 86 Accommodation Vacant DIST. 1129 SHELFORO ROAD 2 i/2-storey terrace houses available for rent. With mature garden and pleasant surroundings. Partly/ fully furnisehd are acceptable. PliancaM *****11 ALICE/ FLORENCE DMT. 10 MODERN DOUBLESTOREY SEMI-DETACHED 3 spacious bedrooms plus servant's. 4JOO eg.ft. Large mature garden with extreme privacy. Fully furnished/ alrcondltloned.609 words
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Advertisement674 1984-09-17 15 j?SWi3]BcH^«j-H-jSrsTBBBSrBHBfc& tWn **r* 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED DOUBLE-STOREY detached off Buklt Tlmah Road. 4 bedrooms/ servant's amenities, garden over 11.000 sq.ft. Pool optional. $5,500 partially furnished. Tel. *****85. No agents please. BEST CHOICE OF first class selected bungalows with 5 bedrooms, swimming pool, alrcondltlonlng, large patio from674 words
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Advertisement634 1984-09-17 15 86 Accommodation Vacant a) Houses HONG LEONG GARDEN, doublestorey terrace for rental at $2,000 unfurnished. $2,500 furnished. 3 bedrooms, split-level living/ dining, servant's amenities. Call *****85. HONG LEONG GARDEN/ 5-Bed-roomed Semi -Detached/ Atrcondltloned/Faclng Playground/ Shopping Centres/ Japanese/ American Schools/ Principals *****94 JAMES REAL ESTATE Agency offers dist 11, furnished 3634 words
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Advertisement675 1984-09-17 15 l^^mk e— 86 Accommodation Vacant m) Houses SERANGOON GARDENS/ LI Hwan/ Tal Hwan/ Upper Serangoon/ Upper Paya Lebar. Reasonable rental Brook-Alan: *****32. TIP TOP CONDITION bungalow on a hill In district 10. 3 bedrooms plus study, fully alrccridltloned, separate living/ dining. ERA *****86 Anthony VANDA ROAD CORONATION Road West double-storey675 words
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Advertisement498 1984-09-17 15 86 Accommodation 86 Accommodation Vacant Vacant b) Apartments b) Apartments 'c&rdmorecParP* OPEN HOUSE Long o." short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525 per month including service charge Visit498 words
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Advertisement439 1984-09-17 15 FURNISHED APARTMENTS a Brookvale maisonette $4,200 c Coronation Shopping Plaza Studio maisonette $1,600 a Futura maisonette J5.000 c Ooldhlll Tower $3,000 c Horizon View $8,500 c International Plaza $1,800 c Leedon Heights $2,800 c Rldgewood Lihollho $3,000 Lunaltho $4,000 c Shelford Townhouse $4,500 c St.Patrlck's View $2,200 other condoi and439 words
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Advertisement692 1984-09-17 15 86 Accommodation Vacant t) Apartments LONG/ SHORT TERM RENTAL WELCOME Diat. 9 naar Orchard Road Brand new luxuriously furnished studio apartments. 2 bedrooms, living, dining, kitchenette Free carpark, garden, security Exclusive surroundings yet conveniently situated Stone-throw away supermarket, wet-market, shopping mall. re>taurants. stalls, theatres Name it have it Phooa: 336*451692 words
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Advertisement858 1984-09-17 16 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments Lucky Tower $4,500 partially furnished Cairnhill Plaza $4,500 partially furnished Beverly Mai $4,500 partially furnished c Horizon Tower $4,000 partially furnished Crymtal Tower $4,000 partially furnished OCCIDENTAL REAL ESTATE *****00/*****31 MONT BLANC PTE LTD otter* PARTLY FURNISHED Beverly H.M. $8,300 inclusive ot maintenance. RMgewood Townhouee858 words
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Advertisement900 1984-09-17 16 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments DIST 1130 NEWTON POINT brani new apartments. 1,200 sq.ft bedrooms. High floor Full equipped kitchen. Swlmmln pool, squash court. Partially fur nlshed 2 units at $3,000 each Te *****65 Mr Tol DIST. 15 EQUATORIAL COOL Lux urluus apartment. Panorami view of the sea. 4 bedrooms,900 words
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Advertisement881 1984-09-17 16 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments ■i 3-BEDROOMED APARTMENT WITH 2 attached bathroom, spacious y dining and living room, and serg vant's room at Yuan Chlng Road, Jurong for rent below I $1,000. Tel: *****81 APARTMENT FACING SWIMMING Pool. Dlst. 11 Newton vicinity, c Q,ulet locality, children's play- ground. 3 bedrooms,881 words
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Advertisement793 1984-09-17 16 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments HOB 4-ROOMED FLAT for rental. Location: Pototong Paslr. Unfurnished. $700. Available for 2 to 3 years. Contact owner: *****30/ *****49 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. 43RD floor, facing sea, 3 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, fully furnished. *****34. *****1 (day). *****32 (night). MARYLAND, HAWAII TOWER. Parkway Apartment. Parkway Mansion, Eastern793 words
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Advertisement749 1984-09-17 16 86 Accommodation Vacant b) Apartments 7?1 AZA> BTUDI apartment, nigh floor, facing sea, fully furnished, rental $1,450 Liberty, WAREHOUSE. FACTORY CUM offices at Macpherson. Paya Lebar Eunos, Aljunled, Thomson, Hlllvlew, Jurong Enquiries: *****21 51.200 SHERWOOD TOWER maisonette. 2 plus 1 bedroom, swimming pool, squash, fully furnished, alrcon. Villanelle *****81. 3749 words
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Advertisement622 1984-09-17 16 87 Accommodation Wanted b) Apartments DIST. 15 HOUSES/ APARTIftJNTS required by Immediate professional clients. Will consider other districts. Houseworld *****92/ *****21. URGENTLY WANTED! PEARL Bank/Hong Leong/Urenvllle/ Brooksvale/Holland Vlew/Sommervllle. Others welcome *****9 1 *****92 287 4483 CHINESE EXECUTIVE LADY requires 3/ 4-bedroomed HDB flat, town area. $400 $800. *****77/ *****75 (principal).622 words
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Advertisement521 1984-09-17 16 89 Properties For Sate 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sad a) Houses m) Houses a) Houses Katong Highclass Residential Area Next To Katong Seaview Palace t^EAST (OAST HILL 3 Special Features Situated at Upper East Coast Road nextto La.es, design Equ.ppedw.m bbh quality tittings anc j o er521 words
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Advertisement567 1984-09-17 16 EAST COAST VICINITY beautifully maintained double-storey terrace, 3 plus bedrooms. 1,800 sq ft. High ground, facing park, good quiet neighbourhood, freehold. First offer above $425,000. secures. Worldwide Realty *****38/ *****77 MST. 13, JALAN GEMBIRA. off Macpherson Road, 2-storey intermediate terrace, 2 bedrooms, servant's room, freehold. 885 sq.ft. (built-in 1200 sq.ft.)567 words
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Advertisement557 1984-09-17 16 WATTEN ESTATE HOUSE. Utst 11 Semi-detached. Double-storey. Matured garden. Approximately 4.200 sq.ft Freehold. Four-bed-rooms, servant's. Selling: $150,000 *****13/ *****65 BELLIAN *****35. VICINITY of Serangoon Oarden new 2-storey intermediate terrace with 3 bedrooms/ 2 baths and maldY I.BOQ sq.ft. $450,000 DIST. 13, JALAN RAY A. doublestorey corner terrace. 4335 sq ft.557 words
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Advertisement771 1984-09-17 16 aiBMMiaHaMBMWMa^iaBBMBBMaBasaMaBB* 89 Proptrtitt For Salt a) Houses DIST 15. TEL OK KURAU slnglestorey bungalow on I 918 sq m freehold land Suitable for redevelopment UHK9l72tts DIST. 15. DOUBLE STOREY CORNER terrace. 3.900 q ft Freehold Wuiet, well kept $610,000 Stanley Hlcliard *****88 DIST 15 SINGLE STOREY BUNGALOW Area: 10.000 sq771 words
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Advertisement1055 1984-09-17 17 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale 89 Properties For Sale t) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments b) Private Apartments Hill-top Luxury Residences 1 1 Elevated locality. Easy Transportation I I Situated beside Shangri-la Park and the rvTT^; I road leads to Thomson Road 1^ T ocirv I Beautifully1,055 words
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Advertisement3026 1984-09-17 17 ~90 Properties Wanted i aaaaB^aBBBaaaSSaSBBBBBBBBBSaaBBBBBi URGENTLY WANTED APARTMENTS In Pandan Valley by genuine clients. Area up to 1.800 sqft 3 bedrooms Required va- cant possession In Dec 84 Other districts will be considered 1 Owners please call BN Associates: *****07 BUSINESSMEN LOOKING FOR Phase I HUDC at Laguna Park I3,026 words
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Advertisement220 1984-09-17 17 91 Factory Spaces "^Tf^fcto I T Conveniently located at 1 No 22 A Lim Teck 800 Road oft Upper Paya Lebar Road Freehold property Nicely built Exceptional facilities Units from 1.356 sq ft up Enqmnaa KAPAK DEVELOPMENT(S) PTf LTD (A manHai at Koon Waft Group) \\TEL: *****77 (Mr. Kong)/ TERRACE220 words
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Advertisement475 1984-09-17 18 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory Spaces Industrial Space X lI WFI ■aaa^^^^^ I a^B Hatted Factory/ Warehouse FOR SALE/RENT Citimac Industrial Complex City Warehouse City Industrial Building Citipoint Industrial Complex Cideco Industrial Complex Various Sizes Available Attractive terms R SINGAPORE Telephone 3 *****27/*****66 PROTOTYPE FACTORIES AT WOODLANDS INDUSTRIAL PARK E475 words
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Advertisement787 1984-09-17 18 91 Factory Spaces 91 Factory 3pace» T© DBS LAND 1 Prime Industrial Properties for Sale/Lease Immediate occupation Terrace Factories At Hillview Terrace. Double storey with mezzanine floor Area per unit: 527 to 600m 2 Suitable for light industries 999 years lease Warehouses At West Coast/Clementi Road Floor areas: 177, 262787 words
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Advertisement685 1984-09-17 18 92 Warehouses/ 92 Warehouaes/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces aJs*-* j4 ■apPp^^'" (E_B__^_i i- __-^i OB§M l-ULe i »P*" )P^ \it v\ r3sii_B_;OfiW^^ nj*^__i a::EePsr_S^il ig ffaM a i^^p^— v_Hps w^^^~» B HnM --5 9fl BC__l _v For immediate Occupation at H« i i Eunos fc I I COMpleX J f^m685 words
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Advertisement839 1984-09-17 18 93 Office Spaces 93 Office Spaces t) Rental b) Rental Various Floors Available 365 to 3239 sq ft Attractive Rents < Offices Renovated -^k Good Maintenance j&t Si Central Airconditioning H 3 Lifts —No Congestion Contact Miss Ho Today H Tel: 225 0066 I CENTRAL BUILDING I 1 Magazine Road839 words
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Advertisement850 1984-09-17 18 93 Office Spaces b) Rental OFFICE SPACE FOR Rental for sale of tyres, car alrcon, car repairing and Insurance OoldenOcean Centre Pte Ltd 274 Braddell Rd Spore 2057 OFFICE SPACE FOR rental with carpet and sun-on Approximate 500 sq ft., at Lorong L Telok Kurau Interested contact *****11 OFFICE SPACE850 words
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Advertisement30 1984-09-17 18 H O v s E H U N T I N G Don't knock on every door. Step into Properties' for the widefst selection of accommodation available! C.A.T.S. *****66 I30 words
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Advertisement1014 1984-09-17 19 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Spaces a) Sale a) Sale a) Sale I Cuppage Plaza I I LIMITED UNITS FOR SALE OR LEASE I BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT I bbbbbbl V A^ mmwh^P «w9lbbbbW ~^bbV^ iWv 3^V aa^a^P^^^^^^^^^aaßßß! bbbbb^ bbbbb! bbbbbbl "Aw -^^aS* *^a^Bßat.' aY Jiar^1,014 words
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Advertisement393 1984-09-17 19 94 Shop Spaces 94 Shop Sp ac«« b) Rental b) Rental I RETAIL SHOPS I I FOR LEASE I I 334 sq ft 3014 sq ft I I Escalators serve all Shopping I I All Shops face Escalators/Main I Passages I All Shops planned for I I Maximum and Effective393 words
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Advertisement910 1984-09-17 19 94 Shop Spaces 94 shop Spaces ft> Ifwfi Jtental f ODEON X ATONG SHOPPING COMPLEX Attractive features: c 1000- seat cinema 30 units of apartments c Full service bank c 2 fastfood outlets c Ample parking facilities ONLY 2 UNITS LEFT 379 sq.ft. 1438 sq.ft. Water supply can be arranged910 words
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Advertisement841 1984-09-17 19 102 Tourt 102 Tourt 102 Tourt I NAM HO 1 TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. H I 0 J VliSSSS^^* 14day.We«Coa«USA Jf g 55 »> Honolulu Los Angeles Jf 7/ Jf S«n Francisco Las Vegas Mexico Z. f A ft Owiy 2.—8 0«p Every Mon (Full Ch.ne«e mealt) I KOREA'S841 words
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Advertisement604 1984-09-17 20 102 Tourt 102 Tourt 1 AUCKLAND I CrGf r#f© A Buy In Town! i The BEST of North South oßi^o^kgf^^^cn New Zealand LA c k w/7n Reliance. V MILFO«D SOUNDS^ RELIANCE NEW ZEALAND/AUST. 6 days Perth f,om $1099 7 days Sydney Canberra 1 729 7 days Melbourne $1669 10 days604 words
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Advertisement1110 1984-09-17 20 102 Tourt 102 Tourt 102 Tourt With the Best, China Intl. Travel Service, jg \fhSttM&l^S&SA I See Beijing, Nanjing, Wuxi, Suzhou, s^^>~^^~ Shanghai, Hangzhou. Guilin Guangzhou. s^t^-P f^^s Anglo French Travel Diners Holidays Santa Tours 10-03 Asia Chambers #02-02 Centrepoint #02 15 Far East Plaza Tel: *****22 Tel: *****33 Tel1,110 words
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Advertisement1116 1984-09-17 20 110 Computer 110 Computer 110 Computer Crty and Guilds Certificate 1 m Computer Programming and I Information Processing. I The internationally recognised City and Guilds Certificate I can be your key to a successful career m computer programming. I The Stamford Computer Centre supplements professional I training m the theory1,116 words
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Advertisement704 1984-09-17 20 111 Typing/ Secretarial 111 Typing/ Secretarial THE CAREER PATH TO A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR SECRETARIES... •■■^^^^^■^^BB^B^p^^ THE LCCI EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S DIPLOMA COURSE at SECRETARIUS Duration 9 month pan time course Seplen De' ;984 June t9Bf> Days TueS'Thur T.mes 6 Ispm 945 pm Fees $116 Ist payment and 7 subsequent monthly704 words
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Advertisement922 1984-09-17 21 112 Commercial/ 112 Commercial/ Technical Technical /NST/TUTEOr^^J I MARKETING DIPLOMA I I (Part 3) I Marketing Management I I Analysis Decision (Case Study) B An intensive 10-session course will be I n conducted to prepare students for the I B November 1984 examinations. Specimen I I cases as we// as922 words
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Advertisement36 1984-09-17 21 T i h Q i I s t r a i t s T i m c s C A S S r i F I E D S 7 3 7 1 1 6 636 words
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Advertisement1254 1984-09-17 21 NOTICES Jacks International Limited a jonon Cornpony INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 31ST JULY 1984 The Directors hereby announce the following unaudited results of the Group for the half year ended 31st July 1984. Half Seven Year Months ended to 31.7.84 31.7.83 Change Ss'ooo Ss'ooo t TURNOVER 68,4671,254 words
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Advertisement933 1984-09-17 21 ■I HI KECK SENG (MALAYSIA) BERHAD NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS The directors of the company are pleased to announce the unaudited results of the operations of the company and of the group for the first half year ending 30 June 1984 as follows:Comparty Group (MS'OOO) (MS'OOO) June 84 June 83 June933 words
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Advertisement477 1984-09-17 21 IN THK MATTER OK THK COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 AND GOYO INTKRNATIONAL (S) PTE. LTD. (In (realtors' ..iunt*r\ IJqnUUU**) CREDITORS' VOLI NTARY WINDING IP NOTICE IS HEREBY CHVKN that the Creditors of the above Company, which is being voluntarily woundup are required on or before 31st October. 1984. to send477 words
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Advertisement865 1984-09-17 22 Beginning from toaay, there will be a third collection and delivery for Local Urgent Mail (LUM) This will be available for the following LUM Posting Centres as they have the highest concentra- mfg AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD \iv The postal codes that will be provided with the additional collection and865 words
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Advertisement290 1984-09-17 22 I I ,|,,«I«H»*Ml m 1U I 1 Sy"" oSe< .984 To 00 aY .or ,he .o.ow.ng purpose, I By way o, speca, business. conside, and. though, m. pass me tollowing as an ordinary resolution- r/ mmme e I I BY ORDER OF THE BOARD I IRENE LOO I NORMAH KASSIM290 words
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Advertisement575 1984-09-17 22 NOTICE This is to inform the general public that Mr. Tan Hock Loo (Simon Tan), NRIC No: *****63/H and !iMK«J"k Lay Ch J r M LC Tan) NRIC NO: i4Ztf»JH/z have resigned from the companies on their own accord with effect from 14th September 1984. Therefore, they are not authorised575 words
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Advertisement648 1984-09-17 22 Ist Prize: Lee Gek Choo *****86J EHEiHriL 2nd Prize: Lim Wang Kong 1 *****08 chnggn <*™*»™«>«>" 3rd Prize: Lim Sim Liang 1 *****2F LEE BOON ENG 0248 103J 4th to 23rd Prizes 51 st to 1 50 th Prizes hhuea ce t l slmwh 5581 LEE BOON KIAM M *****10648 words
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Miscellaneous525 1984-09-17 23 COMICS g£_ GARFIELD By Jim Davis PEANUTS BySchulz Lj>N\ \rP^l \\3 917 '9M United Feature Syndicate. Inc L^^^ BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY By Bates spanmg ]ll THE BOHN LOSER VQ^^^^ for your <^SL^b unique oo^j^J^k v^^/^^ir/^/^ mZ//\ W^{ I 1 fin^i \\|l 6ARKR9OP>^/»sfx QOnB 5 ABOUT n/ fll525 words
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Advertisement736 1984-09-17 24 The Gateway To The Thriving Kelang \klley —-g I Shah Alam I Subang Jaya I te^ «^S I /i -> 1^" Bml EQ B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^H^B^B^B^BBMHE^^BMBB^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^S^Bia^Bßfc^ir^ I TTliriS J^^r /^B^BS Hflß """"""^B^^^^a| IN^b^^^ip^^^^^bhb^H^H RMBv^^BHll^^^r b!^^§!^bl b^Hb^m PeAgJaya B W^^^^m m nuns) Hd ■■■■■■b^b^HHb^bl r^l H M^ni R^l^^^bW International Airport HHaWVI Q \-^^Bl736 words
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Advertisement116 1984-09-17 25 BvJ^^^B\ B^kl \^B^k\. r»o Tro m\ B^« fX* a 4 m\ H B^F^ -y-^~j"^ «T 7^K^kiß<li^B^Bk\ 7 i ilmibmwbjl b^^^^^ I .^^^3iin(^^^^B^^^%\ WF^ 7 BBBBr^ A m Ibm^^ l^ l^ I^^™ IB^^B^k. \\v& r\K^ I I r L-d^-^^ IM^^^ 1 LI— KB B^fc^l^-Mi V^ \vl*<^^BV>i V \v '"w JL_ V116 words
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Miscellaneous381 1984-09-17 25 What's on ANTIQUARIAN PRINTS, On till SeDt 29. At the Bukit Merah liDRAWINGS AND FILMSHOWS brary lecture hall from MAPS OF SOUTH-EAST Groups of 10 or more 12.15 p.m. to Ip.m. and ASIA visitors can call at Sento- from 1.15 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. Exhibition of some 86 sa's Maritime381 words
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Advertisement354 1984-09-17 26 Now, anyone can join m* m ial» B B B I I 1 I I .BLK _^k. I jtf ks&h| B^B B IBi I Bt I I 11 11 .bI bW. BPCV^oT^^Byißl BBBL BBBr\ x^BB^JBI BBK< bbH .^bbH bUpil .^ibb^^^^bH b^bl b^bl bbV^^bl^^. a jA^r^^^^^^^ L& tHI B^H B^K -^L-W\-\_354 words
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Miscellaneous1670 1984-09-17 26 YOUR VIEWING AND USTENING GUPE *Q» Story o£ a burnt kid 1 sbcs i sece 1 Radio one BB^ BB^ B^ 2.30 PM SBC Text Live Sample Paces 5.30 PM SBC Text Live Sample Pages am National Anthem port i.v Your Lunchdate SB KB Pick LaaflßT^H 30 wr«aar «5 601,670 words
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Article, Illustration272 1984-09-17 1 GOH BENG CHOO - GOH BENG CHOO By |<JJlS^>/IS^"<S| The Singapore Amateur Players have been braving less than ideal conditions m order to stage their play, The Flying Swallow, which will be performed on Sept 27 and 28. Our writer dropped m during one of the rehearsals for a chat272 words
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Article, Illustration756 1984-09-17 1 Drama Festival 1984 two hours a night, three nights a week, for the past four months for the six-act play. When The Flying Swallow soars at the Victoria Theatre on Sept 27 and 28, it will carry with it the sweat and efforts of script- writer Lin Mingzhou and director756 words
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Article, Illustration49 1984-09-17 2 1 "EBUair'dcTl^Jai'/fflD^g 1 a «±icw stii W3?C||s*eili*(BPlPllJ) 5 ii >11r > fd» »asrfi^ *pi* ft— rii#^rt ff" JCAfßi^fffij sfd *fejiW««flJ#^«" "iE tttar m "«fi[tt" iT£t*AB Rtt *^Mt^*tt4^ {ft i*#«4j <PB*Hft> W*«rWRSSIIIf fa*TlS) m&&%ytmz TSfASS*^»SF iffi W R ms II,", IB te 3X- n Sit" -DiftvJtA <«Htfcl*> Mil < !»**> H^±^Sl^lEmiiai^49 words
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Advertisement1714 1984-09-17 2 W^^ Let's Learn Mandarin THIS programme is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily m Teochew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Kediffusion and SBC's Radio Three on Mon Sun at 11.95 a.m. The English notes are provided by us. Lesson 260 Gymnasium 1) Hlfcn guoji= international 2) ftWi^zi!? tTyu huodong sports1,714 words
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Advertisement1088 1984-09-17 3 APPOINTMENTS I SH National Semiconductor ff I afial ...where people make the difference. i, .a^Mat^^a^ay NATIONAL IS COMMITED TO 1 IC TECHNOLOGY S National is commited to the development of new products and innovative s methods of producing them. We offer stimulating positions, many of which llflT m" S involve1,088 words
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Advertisement652 1984-09-17 3 5 COME O AND JOIN US! §fk We are searching for Wr aggressive I MALES FEMALES !^J who want to: nJ get Involved m direct sales; 0^ take up Industrial sales as a career; m earn In excess of $1,500 pm; S» work hard for a rewarding career. IF YOU652 words
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Advertisement551 1984-09-17 3 ■m \f I A Dynachem (S) Pte Ltd I A MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC CHEMICALS— SUBSIDIARY OF A U.S. I FORTUNE 500 COMPANY IS I EXPANDING. I Vacancies exist for I TRAFFIC LEADMAN Qualifications and Experience: j Minimum G.C.E. O level I Fluency m both spoken and written English I At551 words
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Article, Illustration459 1984-09-17 4 THE weekly Monday night entertainment programme Konset Bersama (Joint Concert) has proven to be a big hit with the Malay audience since it was first telecast on Augl2. Could it be that the presence of many foreign artistes to host the programme was the big attraction?459 words
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697 1984-09-17 4 Oleh AZMAN SIRAJ SEHINGGA hari mi lima siri rancangan hiburan Konset Bersama terbitan Perbadanan Penyiaran Singapura telah disiarkan. Konset Bersama itu ialah antara artis-artis tempatan dengan para artis undangan dari negara-negara jiran, khususnya Malaysia dan Indonesia. Sejak siri mi bermula pada 12 Ogos lalu empat697 words
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Article205 1984-09-17 4 Bahagian U Word Quiz U, Part 3 INSTRUCTIONS: In the columns and lines below you can see the word 'APA\ By adding two letters one before and one after the word 'APA' you will be able to form another word on each line. Use the clues205 words
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Advertisement496 1984-09-17 4 APPOINTMENTS I ENGINEERING VACANCIES I (BRUNEI) Applications are invited for appointment to the following posts: 1) Resident/Project Engineers 2) Design Engineers 3) Construction Engineers 4) Structural Engineers 5) Mechanical Engineers 6) Electrical/Instrument Engineers 7) Senior Commissioning Engineers 8) Q.A./Q.C. Engineers 9) Senior Design Draughtsmen I 10) Senior Electrical Draughtsmen 11)496 words
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Advertisement558 1984-09-17 4 NOTICES INDIA MALAYSIA TEXTILES BERHAD incorporated m Malaysia NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seventeenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Ming Court Hotel, Lot 2 Section 43 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur 04 07 on the 28th. September 1984 at 10.00 a.m. for the following558 words
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Miscellaneous228 1984-09-17 4 Do Id I llf Haron A.R. Jjfite/ nCljCl L.tjl\UlV illustrator (®|Bg I Alsan I %M$ I 118a) "Keempat-einpat mangsa kemalangan itu pun dibawa oleh heAopter ke kota 118 b) "Tetapi ada ju(a di antara mereka yanf meifatakan bahawa semua yanf Darwm untuk dihantar ke hospital. Di dalam kapal bapa Leman228 words
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