The Straits Times, 6 October 1984

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER I*M 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Red takeover in 10 years warning
    445 1 Reagan's men on what the Philippines will face if Marcos does not bring about reforms WASHINGTON, Friday THE Reagan administration has warned of a communist takeover in the Philippines within 10 years if President Ferdinand Marcos did not institute basic democratic reforms. Senior administration
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    In memory of Sui Sen
    124 1 Mrs Hon lays foundation stone of memorial library jast three mi—if. Bat despite Us brevity, It was sfcjailleaat §P ■.^mr^^am»mi nmm esvv HM BU Mel fierCQQMVawl library. Tse fiMHi'iMMr was Mrs Kamkt Ban, wM«w ef the l*t« ffl- ap trowel «ai Jali trick. ti««*l IMvenity
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    Mazda forfeited
    76 1 THE early Sunday morning race by three high-performance sports cars has not yet finished its run in the courts. Yesterday, a magistrate ordered that the Mazda Savannah RX 7 GT in the race be forfeited. At an earlier hearing, a judge ruled that the other two cars, a
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    I do not like
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      EXPLOSIVES FOUND
      38 1 JAJLMTTA, Fri. A«--pißg twrtfti »*«ftli «f liiHtt», bmt the OeM wkere »r»e4 fferee* Ike iwhiw A aeewriiy 9Kkn» f*ma« •I*. Btmb •«■»#•> re» ■mi the dcvfeee several kemrs ketere tke ■—in i iihii eereveaj GB AP SEEPAGES
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    Jardin Fleming to talk to MAS again
    313 1  -  CONRAD RAJ B» JARDINE Fleming Holdings (Hongkong) said yesterday it was seeking further clarification from the authorities here on their decision to close its merchant banking subsidiary in Singapore. In a statement issued in Hongkong yesterday, the parent company said it regretted the
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    Ringgit hit by talk of -devaluation
    345 1 Ringgit hit by talk of -devaluation Malaysian dollar falls below S 90 cents for first time THE Malaysian ringgit yesterday dipped below the 90 Singapore g^jUL level (or the first Tune amid a wave of speculation of an im■pPuding devaluation. But the market calmed later in the day and the
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    SECTION TWO
    42 1 SECTION TWO Stoat* salvation Tfee fans is mi Andrew Greeley, R*m» B C»tb*lic priest, wk» packages g«ssip and seaaial to tell Btwteia «f sin and salvattea. Landacop*, Hwitwof Pita* by jay (MM 4,5 Comes 17 i mpftmwKmS ana IMkts 9-16 RadtantfTV 20
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    US jobless rate falls
    46 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Unemployment in the United States fell slightly last month, from 7.5 per cent of the working population in August to 7.4 per cent, the Labour Department announced today. It was the lowest monthly unemployment rate recorded since August 1981. AFP
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    British duck
    38 1 LONDON, Fri. A British company has won an order to export ducks to China. The deal is to supply British ducks, which breed faster and bigger than the Beijing variety, along with lecnmcaj Know now Reuter
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    HK man donates $28 m to China
    64 1 BEIJING, Fri. A Hongkong businessman has donated HKSIOO million (5527.68 million) to develop sports in China, a newspaper reported today. The sports news (Tiyu Bao) said Mr Henry Ying Tung Fo made the donation at a banquet here on Tuesday to honour China's
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      478 2 Cleaned fish MORE Singapore diners seem to have taken to freshwater fish since a fish farm at Seletar East Runway started to "treat" them to get rid of that "muddy" smell before they get to Chinese restaurants. The fish are taken from breeding ponds and treated in tanks with
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      Across the Causeway
      106 2 Travel tax? THE government may impose a travel tax of $100 on Malaysians leaving the country to discourage foreign holidays, shopping sprees and to generate revenue, Malaysian Business Times has reported. The newspaper said that the tax may imposed even for travel to Singapore and the other
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      Around the world
      590 2 Surface tension fiWrnHTIfT resumption of diplomatic relations with Egypt has brought to the surface the divisions in Arab ranks. Most Middle East watchers said the decision was above all a major foreign policy victory for Egypt. But while some said mat move would foster the emergence of
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      Section Two
      355 2 A priest's pursuits ANDREW M. GREELEY is a Roman Catholic priest, a sociologist, a syndicated newspaper columnist and a novelist who packages sex and scandal to tell stories of sin and salvation. His first novel, TIm Carilml Stas, was a work of art, the packager's art. There is
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      Comment
      373 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: •THE Monetary Authority of Singapore's unprecedented withdrawal of the merchant banking licence of Jardtee FlemiBg (Singapwe> was tat keeping with the authority's role as watchdog over Singapore's financial eommiuiity. And Keppel Shipyard's acquisition of Straits Steamship, on JFS's advice, confirms the need to he extra-
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      Background
      92 2 NO BETS this changes in energy trade among Japan, the United States and Muddle Eastern countries does affect countries like Singapore. In a paper presented at a conference titled "Japan, the Middle East and the US Energy Supply and International Trade" held in Boulder, Colorado, this week. Straits Times
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      Timesport
      262 2 Coming Second WITH today's Canon League First Division fixtures looking humdrum this week, MARTIN PALMER turns his attention to the Second Division, the most nerve-wracking adventure in football. Life here seems to depend more on what you are than who you are, he writes. The most successful clubs by
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      Timesdollar
      204 2 U.S. BANK PROVIDES FOR GREATER LOAN WRITE-OFFS WITH another of the United States' 10-largest banks increasing its provision for bad debts, analysts have said this could signal a trend which could spread to other major US banks. The bank, First Chicago, increased its loan-loss provision for the third quarter
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      Around Asean
      125 2 Suharto's unity call INDONESIAN President Suharto marked Armed Forces Day with a modest military parade today while security was tightened after three bomb attacks in Jakarta's Chinatown. In a speech before reviewing the parade. President Suharto said that Indonesia had reached a dangerous stage. Without referring to the
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      163 2 TV update Channel 3 Quran close Dmj D Channel 10 SM PM Quran Reading and Programme Summary 3.21 3.11 PM Quran Reading and Bintang Baru 3-59 Sekali Programme Summary 3.M Peristiwa 4.11 Opah 4.5.1 Documentary Energy and Faerie Tale Theatre CM Power 3.28 Spiderman 4.54 News I. It Bimbingan Hindi
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  • arond the WORLD
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      The grim find in sunken cars...
      151 3 The grim find in sunken cars... A ROTTING sunken ear Is flsfced sat sf water eae of the eight feaad aleag with two bodies at a spot la the East River la New York this week. The badies «f New York stale petfeemaa Richard Snyder, mlssiag slaee Sept aad Philadelphia,
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      Take all prisoners, US told
      310 3 Take all prisoners, US told GENEVA, Friday HANOI, opening talks with the United States on refugee questions, has responded to an offer of asylum for Vietnamese detainees in so-called re-educa-tion camps by challenging the Reagan administration to take all of them. But Vietnamese Assistant Foreign Minister Le Mai, speaking last
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      Death for nine who set off bomb
      179 3 ISLAMABAD, Fri. Nine Afghan guerillas have been sentenced to death and one to 15 years in jail for setting off a bomb at Kabul airport on Aug 31, killing 13 people and wounding 207, the official Kabul Radio reported yesterday. The radio, monitored
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      Japan all set to act as mediator
      327 3 South Korea-China relations By PC fOt llfiTFI -HURST, Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. In a significant political development in north-east Asia, Japan has expressed readiness to act as a mediator to open up ties between South Korea and China. Outlining government policy on a
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      Thai troops still control villages
      210 3 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai troops today kept control of three disputed border villages claimed by Laos, more than three days after the government said they would be withdrawn. A Supreme Command spokesman said no pullout order had been received from the government and the troops would
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      Sing or else
      38 3 LAGOS, Fri. The military governor of Ogun state in western Nigeria has suspended «3 staff members in his office for their inability to sing or recite the national anthem, press reports said here vesterdav. AFP
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    • World briefs
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        NZ's protest at nuclear testing
        82 3 NEW ZEALAND'S acting Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer said in Wellington yesterday he was instructing the country's embassy in Paris to protest vigorously to the French government over reports that France plans to continue nuclear testing in the South Pacific for 15 years. Officials at the
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        Call for US help
        61 3 LEBANESE PRIME Minister Rashid Kflr*™* has urged the United States to mediate the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon. He told a news conference he was optimistic following talks in New York with US Secretary of State George Shultz and Assistant Secretary Richard Murphy and
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        Everest conquered
        48 3 TWO AUSTRALIAN climbers have conquered Mount Everest from Tibet but a frostbitten colleague had to turn back only 50 metres from the summit, the Xinhua news agency said. Greg Mortimer, 31, and Tim Macartney, 24, are the first Australians to reach Reuter the world's highest peak.
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        Civilians take over
        85 3 AN ARGENTINE civilian court in Buenos Aires has taken over the trial of former military leaders accused of human rights violations, saying a slowmoving military court in charge of the case had come close to denying justice. The semi-official news agency, Telam, said the Federal Appeals Court
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      George Tan hearing: Media ban stays
      200 3  - George Tan hearing: Media ban stays WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Fri. Four Hongkong publications have unsuccessfully applied for the lifting of the ban on the presence of representatives of the media at the George Tan committal proceedings here. The South China Morning Post, Asiaweek, the Far Eastern Economic
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      Jordan's move bares rift between Arabs
      370 4 Major foreign policy victory for Egypt CAIRO, Friday JORDAN'S resumption of diplomatic relations with Egypt has brought to the surface the profound divisions in Arab ranks and has stirred debate about the probable impact of King Hussein's unexpected move, according to Arab and Western
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      Pesticide danger to Third World
      125 4 Pesticide danger to Third World NAIROBI, Fri. PESTICIDES kill about 10,000 people every year in developing countries and an estimated total of 375,000 are poisoned by them, a Brazilian scientist said yesterday. Dr Waldemar Almeida, director of preventive and social medicine at Brazil's Campinas State University, said that while developed
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      Palestinians in Israeli jail end hunger strike
      233 4 Palestinians in Israeli jail end hunger strike JERUSALEM, Friday ABOUT 700 Palestinian inmates of an Israeli jail ended a 12--day hunger strike after authorities agreed to allow them to have transistor radios and fresh bedding in their cells. "The prisoners won more than 60 per cent of their demands," said
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      Pretoria dissidents' plea rejected
      254 4 PRETORIA, Fri. THE United States and Dutch embassies yesterday turned down a plea for refuge from six South African dissidents held up in the British consulate in Durban for the past three weeks. US ambassador Herman Nickel told the men's lawyers in a message telexed to
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      Beirut bars hit by violence
      141 4 BEIRUT, Fri. Bars, gaming houses and night crabs h%ve become the latest prey of WesTßel rut's alvfoicsjte. Every night aimed gronps roam the elmbs, blowing np gambling dens, raldbig ban, smashing Uqnor bottlfts and ponrmg the contents over The Lebanese press has described the latest
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      Record rise in jobless a blow for Thatcher
      298 6 LOMDOIt, Frt. THE jump in Britain's unemployment to a record 13.6 per cent of the workforce from 12.9 per cent last month, announced yesterday, comes as a sharp blow to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her .hopes of economic recovery, analysts said
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      Sign of bygone days on the Thames
      84 6 FOB LONDONERS in the vicinity of Tower Bridge, the sight of this threemasted scbotner sailing op the river Thames late the heart «f the cf ty recently anst have been like going back Into Matty. The schooner, Sir Winston Churchill, Is a Sail
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      Scargill says he's ready to go to prison
      499 6 Scargill says he's ready to go to prison BLACKPOOL, Friday DEFYING the High Court to jail him for contempt, striking miners' leader Arthur Scargill last night refused to withdraw his rejection of a court ruling that the strike is illegal in two counties. "We have suffered too much, come too
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      Pope warns bishops against violence and games of power
      284 6 Pope warns bishops against violence and games of power ROME, Fri. POPE John Paul Ji issued a clear criticism of liberation theology yesterday, warning a delegation of Peruvian bishops against "class struggle, violence and games of power." "The indispensable cry for justice and the preferential solidarity with the poor," tho
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      Greek PM's remark raises friction with US
      196 6 Greek PM's remark raises friction with US WASHINGTON, Fri. Additional friction between Greece and the United States has been started by a reported statement of Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou that the South Korean airliner shot down by a Soviet fighter plane a year ago was "spying for the CIA
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      All nuclear material from Mont Louis is salvaged
      166 6 OSTEND (Belgium), Frt. The last container of nuclear material was hauled up from the hulk of the snnken French freighter, Mont Louis, yesterday. Bmt the political fallout from the accident Is still going on. As salvage crews left the scene, the Belgian
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      Argentina and Chile end row
      332 7 Argentina and Chile end row Beagle Channel border BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Argentina and Chile have reached agreement after five years of talks at the Vatican on how to end the centuryold Beagle Channel border dispute that led them to the brink of war in 1978. Diplomatic sources said the agreement
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      Bonn shuts doors of 'refugee camp' mission in Prague
      292 7 BONN, Fri. West Germany, urging East Germans not to use its diplomatic missions as exits to the West, has temporarily closed the doors of its embassy in Prague, where about 80 refugees have been camped for at least a week. It
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      Cressing brings death
      142 7 US SECRETAftY of State George Sfuiltz field talks in Mew York on Thursday with East German Foreign Minister Oefcar Fischer, and the results indicated a slight warming of relations botween the two countries. tloanwhtto^ a positive assessment wai made for the first time in Moscow of the
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      US and E. Germany agree to better ties
      282 7 Cordial talks between Shultz and Fischer NEW YORK, Fri. SECRETARY of State George Shultz held what were described as "warm and cordial" talks here with East German Foreign Minister Oskar Fischer and they agreed, according to US officials, to expand relations between
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      500,000 back at work after 'yes' to funds
      97 7 500,000 back at work after 'y es' to funds WASHINGTON, Fri. More than 500,000 federal employees returned to work today after Congress approved an emergency spending Bill to end a government financial crisis. The Senate and the House of Representatives yesterday voted to fund government programmes and pay cheques for
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      Gromyko's US talks 'important and useful'
      398 7 MOSCOW, Fri. A SOVIET government spokesman yesterday described as "important and useful" meetings between Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and United States leaders last (week, in the first positive [assessment of the talks Fby a Soviet official. However, this view of rthe talks between Mr
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  • AROUND-ASEAN
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      Tighter security in Jakarta
      310 8 Blasts seen as a bid to blackmail the government JAKARTA, Fri. INDONESIAN President Suharto marked Armed Forces Day with a modest military parade today while security was tightened after three bomb attacks in Jakarta's Chinatown yesterday. Armed Forces Commander Benny Murdani blamed the explosions, which killed
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      First case of deadly Aids reported in Thailand
      139 8 BANGKOK, Fri. The first confinned ease of acquired Immune deficiency syndrome (Aids) has been reported In Thailand. The disease, usually associated with homosexual men, breaks down the body's natural Immunities, leaving the victim easy prey for many serious diseases. The victim, who
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      Marcos calls on Sin to help prevent uprising
      417 8  -  ABBY TAN By Mamla Reporter MANILA, Fri. Presi-. dent Ferdinand Marcos went on nation-wide television today to make an appeal to Roman Catholic Church leader Cardinal Jaime Sin and the public to prevent an uprising, as plans are being finalised by conservative
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      Military to blame, says panel source
      205 8 MANILA, Friday A MEMBER of the com mission investigating the murder of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino said today that it had conluded that the military conspired to kill him. But the panel's report had been delayed because of major differences over whether there
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      Two pacts signed at Asean talks
      130 8 MANILA, Fri. Asean agriculture ministers today signed two agreements for the establishment of a centre for the development of cooperatives and a declaration of parts of the region as plant pest-free zones. The Asean Centre for the Development of Agricultural Cooperatives will be set
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      Manila Budget approved after cuts
      132 8 Manila Budget approved after cuts MANILA, Fri. Parliament approved a 66.1 billion peso (557.5 billion) Budget today after ruling party and minority members agreed to slash it by 1.2 billion pesos. The minority had wanted a 5 per cent or 3.5 billion peso cut. It was the first time in
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      'No plans to buy F-20 Tigersharks'
      57 8 'No plans to buy F-20 Tigersharks' JAKARTA, Fri. Armed Forces Commander Benny Murdani has said Indonesia has no plans to buy the Northrop F-20 Tigershark fighter jet. He said spending priorities were on improving training rather than hardware. The US Northrop Company is currently demonstrating the fighter in Jakarta and
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      $100 travel tax likely, says report
      284 9 'Bid to curb foreign holidays and raise revenue' THE government is likely to impose a travel tax of $100 on Malaysians leaving the country to discourage foreign holidays, shopping sprees and to generate revenue, Malaysian Business Times reported today. It is said that the
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      Pasir Gudang may draw East Malaysian exporters
      245 9 PASW GUOAWG, Fn PASIR Gudang free port is now expected to attract exporters from Sabah and Sarawak, who are presently using Singapore's free port facilities as a transhipment area. Transport Minister Tan Sri Chong Hon Nyan said yesterday that the free trade zone
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      Port users are asked to be patient over shortcomings
      70 9 "The free trade zone will also provide facilities for long-term storing of cargo to encourage entrepot activities," he said. He said the declaration was made without waiting for all the facilities at the port, such as further expansion of wharves, to
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      Students injured
      60 9 KUANTAN. FYi. Thirtythree students were injured when their bus ran into an arch near the Syarikat Mentiga Forest Product, three km from Pekan yesterday. Seven of them aged between 11 and 19 were admitted to the Pekan District Hospial while three others were warded at the General Hospital
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      Pilgrimage: A warning
      191 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The government will act against any individual or group that organises pilgrimages without the written permission from the relevant minister or the Pilgrims Management and Fund Board (Luth), Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hi tain said today. He said the government took a serious
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      Aduabike hits the scene
      127 9 PENANG, Frf. A vmh mwi mw ■•v cmk ap witk mi aaswer ■V taVT WotvVb BCWNi Maw Unseats by tke state gawi— t)Mt aksrt twe nssatks age by intre«mei*g tke aqsakike for its gusts. Castarlßa Brack 11. H. said tke awukktke frfwrilffr to tk»»» availaMe aft
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      RMAF jet crashes on training flight
      167 9 KUANTAN, Fri. An Aer Macchi M8339 Royal Malaysian Air Force jet aircraft on a routine training flight crashed in Kuantan at 11 a.m. today. The pilot and instructor, whose names were withheld, ejected and landed safely. Both airmen are in the military hospital here
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      Umno will invite PAS to debate on TV
      283 9 Umno will invite PAS to debate on TV KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Umno will officially invite PAS to a debate when the time is right. Acting Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam said today. Datuk Musa. who is Umno deputy president, said this in response to the statement Dy PAS vice-president Haji
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  • HOME
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      Refresher dip for fish
      343 10  -  NGIAM TONG HAI They a^g, LIVE freshwater fish have become more popular since a fish farm in Singapore started to "treat" them to get rid of that "muddy" smell before they are supplied to Chinese restaurants. The $300,000 farm at. Seletar East Farm^B 1 started producing-l^H
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      Rejected woman stabbed man, then fell to her death
      411 10  -  NANCY LOH By operator stabbed a 20Bktman who did not Hua Lian, 29, then chased him all the way to his home, where she asked him to join her in a suicide pact. But in the struggle, Lim fell to her
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      Nearly all services one-man-operated
      193 10 Nearly all services one-man-operated KRGAPORE Bus Service has completed the mamjob of converting its fleet to one-man-operated buses. AH the 140-odd services running in the island have ticketing machines and no conductors. Only one service 170 that goes across the Causeway to Johor Baru is still operated by two men.
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      New firm handling papers to start next year
      191 12 New firm handling papers to start next year A NEW company taking over production and distribution of newspapers, after the Singapore News Publications Ltd (SNPL) and Times Group merger, will be launched early next year. The date for the company, Singapore Newspaper Services Ltd, was disclosed by SNPL chairman, Mr
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      New head of social welfare
      37 12 THE government has appointed Miss Lim Hsiu Mei as Director of Social Welfare with effect from Sept 24. Miss Lim was the director of the Institute of Education from 1979 to 1981.
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      New stamps
      21 12 A SET of five 10-cent postage stamps with the theme Total Joined Defence will go on sale onOct 26.
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      flow to ban the guilty and not penalise the innocent
      668 12  -  S.KUMAR Two suggestions on the controversial company law changes OPENING ttM two-day Times Conferences ••miner on Singapore company law and directors on Thursday, Attorney-General Tan Boon TeMc said he expected lively diicuaiion. He was also enpecting suggestion! on how the
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      $20,510 in cash and goods stolen
      94 12 $20,510 in cash and goods stolen THIEVES stole $20,510 in cash and goods when they broke into two companies in a warehouse and office complex in Tannery Lane near MacPherson Road between Tuesday and Wednesday. On the third storey, a trading company Charles Services Pte Ltd, dealing in brass beds
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      SBC bans rock musical ads
      90 12 WITH Jut «ver a week to f fcefere ipw lag. Jeeas CM* Sapenter, has hit stamMlag a_ Aartmltoaydactfaa «f toM tfcey ca— t «dverttM«a«C. The utmttom Tttmaed to Air the r MMfntala, Mtytac that hhwket fc>i fa liyed MVCWCfIMHB Will «WP"^BBy HNW|| wHd IS tee
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      SSO produces calendar of concert dates
      90 12 SSO produces calendar of concert dates MUSIC enthusiasts can keep in tune with what's going on in the local music scene by buying a 1985 calendar featuring concert dates and performances. The calendar is published by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and will be on sale today at the SSO concert
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      Who's who on the panel
      136 12 THE 13 members of the panel were: Conference chairman Associate Professor Philip Pillai, who is from the National University of Singapore Law Faculty; chairman of the panel discussion, Mr Allen Pathmarajah, who is general manager of Great Eastern Life Assurance; Lawyers Francis C.H. Lee; Mrs
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      New Zealand to retain its troops here
      405 12  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Zealand Labour government yesterday fctas^elear it intended to retain New Zealand's fc^KJiere, and that it would continue to Kptfec Asean strategy over the Cambodian I-a nge. New H^K-ncwly-clcrtcd Minister. that his government would not deviate from the stand taken
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      What 500 teachers will be doing in December
      222 13 What 500 teachers will be doing in December I THERE will be practically no year-end holiday for 5M teachers who are giving op their 1 time to help out with the National Exhibition. They farm the largest group among the l,2tf civil servants who have volunteered their services for Singapore's
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      What another group is doing
      140 13 What another group is doing THE Singapore Malay Teachers' Mnlti-parpose Cooperative Society Is going in U fast f ood It w f'Tfrt-g to open a satay shop at Changt Road In mil-December. The society has obtained a franchise from Satay Franchise Sdn Bhd, a company owned by MARA, a Malaysian
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      Man accused of molest
      67 13 A MAN was accused yesterday of molesting a 12-year-old girl. No plea was recorded from Selamat bin Suradi, 39, who is alleged to have outraged the girls modesty in front of a Selegie Complex cafe on Thursday. Selamat will be remanded at Woodbridge Hospital for psychiatric
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      Marshall hits out at overt materialism
      423 13 SINGAPORE'S ambassador to France, Mr David Marshall, has called on Singaporeans "to wake up intellectually and spiritually" so as to lead a life in keeping with Singapore's achievements. In an interview televised over SBC's Friday Background yesterday, Mr Marshall lamented the overt materialism many
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      'Words did not do Jeya any damage'
      1551 13  -  AHMAD OSMAN The slander suit against Goh Chok Tong By Minister did not bear any ill-will towards WP leader and what he said was fair comment, says counsel THE words were not defamatory. They did not damage Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam's office as secretary-general
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      Why I had no choice but to sue, court told
      654 13 MR J.B. JEYARETNAM yesterday denied that he had the wrong motive for suing Mr Goh Chok Tong for slander. "I had no alternative," the Workers' Party leader told the High Court. He said Mr Goh had refused to apologise for
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      Pig heads left outside Sahe store
      107 13 POLICE have been investigating the mystery of five pig heads left outside the rear of a Holland Village store which has been selling cheap pork. The pig heads were found outside the Singapore Animal Husbandry Enterprises on Monday. Sahe launched a 20-day sale of
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      Science and zoo projects for teachers
      94 13 SCIENCE teachers from primary and secondary schools can take part in an attachment programme to the Singapore Science Centre or the Singapore Zoological Gardens. The attachment is for one year with full pay and there are four vacancies. The teachers will take part in
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      Serves them right, say bankers
      484 15  -  DOREEN SOH CONRAD RAJ The closure of Jardine Fleming By Mid MERCHANT bankers were surprised by the withdrawal of Jardine Fleming's merchant bank licence. But the general feeling was: If they broke certain parts of the law and the Monetary Authority of Singapore came down
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      Telephone never stops ringing
      164 15 ME telephaae w— TJagfag ceaselessly the OMBMMt JanUae There were cato fr—a mmr i tan had placed with &e aterchaat niiy tor wtthnMMl^ fIMMd wuk them. ABB vBOFC WOTc wMBP^ 4MMm e*il» to aad 111 I I Htkfit Oa Tharadfty, Tfce MweOry AatfcWtty f Mttoc for
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      Different ways of valuing your property
      309 15  - Different ways of valuing your property DOREEN SOH By PROPERTY valuation is essentially a question of judgment. Which means there is bound to be some difference between the assessments of different valuers. But all professional valuers spoken to agreed that the difference should at most be between 5 per cent
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      The first since new MAS laws came into force
      350 15  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By THE withdrawal of Jar~ dine Fleming's merchant banking licence is th«first such action against a financial institution since the Monetary Authority of Singapore (Amendment) Act became law. The amendment, which became effective on Sept 21, has a
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      How ship purchase was called off
      382 15 SINGAPORE Land's proposed purchase of five ships, one of the three incidents mentioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, is a good example of how a merchant bank's advice may not be enough. It took the combined weight of newspaper opinion, concerted effort by
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      First two UPF election nominees named
      247 17 First two UPF election nominees named MISS Gl AM .kept mostly silent during the press conference Mazda driver gets five weeks' jail Page 37 MB SHAIKH ...contested Kampung ÜbilnlSßO. THE United People's Front has named two of its officials as candidates for the next general election. Mr Shaikh Ahmad bin
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      Party out 'to expose PAP'
      340 17 ...involved In politics for more than 20 years ALL four Barisan Sosialis candidates yesterday said^ they had one mississjßH the coming general^isß tion: To expose 4fl deceptions of the PM and to break the one-J party rule. As each took turns tol speak, chairman Dr
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      Barisan to field four candidates
      512 17  -  PHILIP LEE By DR LEE Siew Choh, the leader of the Barisan Sosialis, yesterday announced that he and three other candidates would contest the general election in the Toa Payoh area. He said his party chose the neighbouring constituencies of Boon Teck, Khe Bong, Toa
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      Only 3 families reject flats near funeral parlour
      208 17  -  SAM RAN None were from block nearest the proposed site By IN SPITE of numerous complaints against the siting of a funeral parlour in dementi New Town, only three families have rejected nearby Housing Board flats they were offered. The board announced
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      Mazda driver gets five weeks' jail
      491 37 TAN KWEE HAK, 23, the driver of the Mazda jiayannah RX 7 GT HkL in an early Sunmorning race with high-perform-gnce sports cars, was ordered to be jailed for five weeks and also disqualified from driving all vehicles for five years yesterday. And a
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      Foreign warships visiting
      164 37 THE three sisters of the sea .snuggling side-by-side at Sembawang Wharves are three Canadian destroyers. The Saskatchewan, MacKenzie and Qu'Appelle, part of a Pacific training squadron, arrived yesterday. Other foreign warships will be in Singapore over the next few days. America's Seventh Fleet flagship, USS Blue Ridge,
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      Baby boy choked to death on milk
      190 37 A TWO-DAY-OLD baby boy died after choking on milk the day after he and his mother left hospital. Madam Saadah Yaacob, 23, gave birth to the baby, yet unnamed, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital on Feb 1. The next day, the mother and child
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      Stretch of PIE closed
      53 37 THE overhead bridge conveyor spanning the Pan-Island Expressway between Simei Avenue and Bedok North Road will be dismantled between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. tomorrow and on Monday. The expressway will be closed during that time. Motorists should divert to Bedok Reservoir Road, Tarnpines Avenue 1
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      Reservist NCOs assessed in line with regulars
      281 37 Reservist NCOs assessed in line with regulars NON-COMMISSIONED reservist soldiers are being assessed under a similar system as regulars. Their Currently Estimated Potential (CEP) to gauge whether they can reach Class One Warrant Officer rank and hold higher appointments will be determined during in-camp stints. During their annual incamp training,
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      SIA bids for flight to Manchester
      247 37  -  SALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE Airlines has applied to the British government to fly to Manchester. While SIA has previously shown great interest in starting services to this northern industrial city, this is the first formal request by the airline. SlA's application follows a recent
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      Goh Tan and Co sacks 30 auditors
      324 37  - Goh Tan and Co sacks 30 auditors RICHARD NG Byl ABOUT M auditors of Goh Tan and Company In Sbenton Way have lost their Jobs. Senior audit assistants, supervisors, audit assistants and senior audit clerks were called individually to meet their "principals" on Sept 27. At the meeting, they were
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      Donate blood
      26 37 THE public can donate blood at The Tabernacle Church and Mission in Bible House at Armenian Street between 9 am and 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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      36 13 Calling all pupils! Aunty Jo has a new contest for you tomorrow, in The Sunday Times. It's simple and fun. Try it. You'll like it and, who knows, you might win yourself a book voucher too!
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      154 13 JHHMMHHHHBHIHIHB Drama Festival 1984 I presents I Joy Begins Today I by I Indian Arts Centre I I FRI 12 OCT at 8.00 PM I I The Drama Centre I I Noel Coward's I I Blithe Spirit I I Institute of Education Drama Group I I THU 18. FRI 19
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      431 15 HASSAN'S GRAND OPENING <B Btb> JBj ipww^^ sSt^WK^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ t B(BJ^gM|^^j|Sj|^^fl Singapore's 25 years of Nation Building. M*4 Blrorand Openmq Sale u ill be an unlorgetable experience jnjgg and prices. See the most JHHHH antique, semi-antiqueand &^v;»*^rS6 IB contemporar\ carpets, rues and runners trom the )r ent £ko» r-T^^^JMM in a
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      Tough but necessary action
      455 18 THE withdrawal of Jardine Fleming's merchant banking licence is an unprecedented act by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. In keeping with its role as watchdog over Singapore's financial scene, MAS has acted firmly in response to what it calls unsatisfactory conduct of JFS* merchant banking activities.
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    Try a little kindness
    847 18  -  ALAN JOHN This and that By WHAT started Mtu» ended ski apt K when Dave aad Ireae feagkt. She weat to bed; he famed. Aad, feeling rather awkward, we It wm seven days alter their yeaagcst daagater, aged atee/ha* beea admitted to bespttal and this was
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    The ABC of world debt
    1814 18  -  VIKRAM KHANNA Last weefc, the 39th joint annual confer wc* of the World Bawfc end the International ftonetary Fund <mm held in Washington. One of the principal items on the agenda mi the issue of Third World debt, which ties long dominated financial headlines. During
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      Medisave to the rescue of family
      168 19 Medisave to the rescue of family LITTLE did I realise the significance of the debate in your pages on the Medisave scheme, until three weeks ago when my father had to be hospitalised immediately for an operation because of acute urinary retention due to an enlarged prostate. Imagine what would
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      Parents concerned over loss of subject option
      252 19 WE are concerned that our secondary schoolchildren will no longer have the option of choosing between home economics and the technical subjects. In a meritocracy like ours, it is surely only fair to give an equal starting chance to all. Why should schoolboys
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      Airport shops give wrong impression
      242 19 THERE has been much discussion recently on the subject of the unattractiveness of Singapore to tourists when compared to other Asian capital cities. It is now recognised that the average tourist now finds Singapore an extremely expensive place to visit, in terms of, hotel room
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        Kusu charge helps cover expenditure
        129 19 WE thank "Aghast" for his letter (ST. Sept 21), which expressed concern over the Kusu season charge. We would like to clarify that the Kusu season charge is the same as for the previous year, which is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children
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        Seitesa aircraft display to be improved
        213 19 Seitesa aircraft display to be improved WE wish to thank your reader Ms Peggy Anschutz for her comments on her visit to Sentosa. (ST. Sept 28). The development philosophy of Sentosa is to create a tranquil island so that its visitors can spend an easy day by the sea/lagoon and
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        Let this beach remain as it is
        137 19 Let this beach remain as it is I STRONGLY object to the proposals in the letter "Labrador Park beach needs upgrading" by Mr Lee Hoi Thoe. (ST, Oct 11). The beach is beautiful as it is. I only wish we learn to appreciate nature for what it offers. Why remove
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      Non-constituency MP seats: Barisan's qualified acceptance
      663 19 Non-constituency MP seats: Barisan's qualified acceptance I REFER to the letter "Barisan inconsistent" by "No Puppet Please". (ST, Sept 28). To boycott or not to boycott parliamentary elections and to accept or not to accept parliament seats is not a principle in political struggles. It is merely a tactic which
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      204 19 A style of Chinese cooking brilliantly Enjoy a parade of unusual and traditional dishes served in a succession of contrasting tastes and textures. Savour a tantalizing ri J J r ll( u .l x 1 1 variety of spicy Szechuan sauces and flavours. km uvtvatK <>> You'll like the cosy,
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      How changing trends in oil trade will affect S'pore
      1231 20  -  RONNIE LIM Three giants dictate demand for and supply of energy By I THERE is a saying apparently African in origin that "when the elephants make love, the grass gets trampled. And it can be aptly applied to this conference on
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      Modernisation leaves China's back roads untouched
      742 20  - Modernisation leaves China's back roads untouched MORT ROSENBLUM By I MAOWEN (China) Ob a preclpiteas Miitiii read that erombled away like cake, 5* tracks Bad bases waited bears la faciag Ums. No eae knew why bat, la Hmrlern China, waiting to the safest cearae. Prestos revealed aa explanation: A track
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      294 20 I > -!^S'* C^*» 311 ji[>^ 1 Deffi Oictanl Luxurious Apartments For Srfe PrT~ L^IFN Ut- at^°^ T^tw^^^B.^ > 1 At Dem Orchard, you enjoy me best of both worlds. Uve in the classy _I r=? >\ i "Jfi^^^^Mt^S^HlV^' fX districts of Orchard and Tanglin .just opposite the Ming Court
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      In the market
      185 21 In the market RUMOURS of a devaluation of the Malaysian currency caused some nervous selling on the local stock market yesterday. By the end of the day's trading, all sectors had been affected by the uneasiness among investors and falls overshadowed rises 136 to 11. The Straits Times Industrial Index
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      Singapore barometer
      37 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Undi Induttnob 7 92 10 Finance I 13 3 Hotel* 1 5 3 Properties 1 9 1 Plantations 0 11 3 Mining 0 3 0 Deb/Loons I 3 6 Totol 11 136 26
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      All sectors affected by uneasiness among investors
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      133 21 INDICES Highs Lows WuSuW wtnßOSne 1983/84 Htgh 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time H.gh 1071 91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82) Dealers were tiiatj^M pointed that after showing some pcaa^p^ of a recovery the pre^P^ ous day, there shouk^ emerge
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      ST Industrial Index components
      54 21 -3 C*C -8 Itarta -6 ftaßK -8 -4 COM MnptM -S MM -2 Slitf* MCk (MStanct -4 «*H -2 -Mm -5 *»C^ -3 ta*»M «TC -2 4W4 _< Ejm -2 4HMpM -5 «Mt«* stnp F4« -10 «T susp HI I -3 H4KMn -8 GMkp -20 IW*M
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      K. Lumper brometer
      42 21 K. Lumper brometer Up Own line* IndustnoK 24 71 24, Finance 4 6 3 Hotel* 0 1 0 Properties 3 5 3 O»po*m 2 4 2 Tim 0 5 2 Rubber* 2 10 7 Deb/Loam 0 0 I Totol 35 102 42'
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      KLSE closes easier
      88 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday dosed easier for the fifth consecutive day on some light selling pressure. Interest was selecUve with a handful of sUuattonal issues again dominating trading. The widely-followed 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index rose 0.11 point to 1336.74. At the
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        Indices
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      'Technoinart' planned by Japan next year
      276 21  -  KOICHI ISHIY AMA By Tokyo Reporter TOKYO The Min*s% of International Tram and Industry (Miti) has decided to establish within next fiscal year a so-called "Technomart", an exchange where technology information is being traded. Miti officials said the decision came about as the ministry
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      WireAsia show in January
      116 21 WireAsia show in January WIRE and cable machinery will go on show at the second WireAsia exhibition, to be held in Singapore from Jan 29 to Feb 1. The show is organised by British-based Exhibitions for Industry Ltd and wiU feature some of the more advanced and sophisticated machinery and
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      Short stops
      325 21 Fatmurffm ravuuiliuj 8 glOOal 9 .nnji. appraaCn WASHINGTON World Bank president A. W. Clausen said he favours a solution to the international debt crisis that goes beyond the case-by-case approach advocated by countries have called for acomprehensive P* 1* restructuring solubu* "VV™** 1 SUtes and the International Monetary
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      Loan-loss reserve action may spread
      503 21 Loan-loss reserve action may spread irst Cnicago s move may signal trend, say analysts NEW YORK A sharp increase in provision for bad debts announJed by First Chicago, the lOth-larg-est tank in the United States may signal a trend which could mad to^oSher major uTba^°, a^ortMnl^o bank analysts. First Chicago
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      Hardware shopping made easy by supermart concept
      327 21 BUYING a spare indus- i trial valve is as easy as > picking up an orange at s the local supermarket if f you shop at COD. COD, which stands for 1 Central Ocean Dolphin 1 Trading, is a new selfservice store for
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      Ad body against proposed taxes
      156 21 Ad body against proposed taxes tukyo A world advertising conference held here on Wednesday took a firm stance against advertising taxes proposed by the Japanese government, saying it would reduce general information supply available to the public. Participants of the 29th World Conference of International Advertising Association adopted a resolution
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      Jakarta makes it easieer for prospective investors
      269 21 Jakarta makes it easieer for prospective investors JAKARTA Trying to boost lagging investment, Indonesia's government has decided to make it easier to apply for approval of new Investment in the country, the Indonesian Investment Board has said. The board said the new rales, which tool* effect on Monday would drastically
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      'No need to devalue rupiah'
      191 21 JAKARTA Indone- sia's foreign exchange reserves rose to US$9.4 billion (SS20.3 billion) I last month, and there is no need for the governI ment to devalue Indone- sia's rupiah, Mr Arifin Siregar, governor of the central bank, has said. i In last year's third1 quarter,
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      Business done in Singapore
      3777 22 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Smfapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because afl deaints at a particular price are frouped tofether, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2079 22 MDUSTMM.S Aimomoto (3 78S) Alcom 1 58S) 14) I 59 (20) 1 58 Antok (1 628 1 635) (8) 1.63 (10) 1 62 A Choc (2 768 2 78S) (1) 2.77 (9) 2 79 (10) 2 80 (10) 2.78 (9) 2 76 AlSt (4 545)
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      How your stocks dertormed
      2529 22 Al shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip rights N Tai exempted dividend »BN is traded m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dola.s 1984 Last YieW Voi Day ttfhloa Company Sale Chance (000) Ugh
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        RUBBER
        285 23 RAS MRELfi (S c«nls/Uo) m c«h/Mo) Moon Close Moon Cine Int 1 RSS Prompt IKO 50-181 SON *****-181 25N unq unq Int 1 RSS Oct 183 75-***** *****—***** *****—***** *****—***** Int 1 RSS Nov 184.50—185 00 183 50— 184 00 tnt 2RSSOct 173 00— 174 00N *****-*****N *****-*****N *****—
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        Produce market
        357 23 P*«s/18«k, foeww ***** (sofcrs) J. l^ Oil OMkiprtcw. 2nd trade 260 Bolt rOB 195 00 (seders) «mii— NAefcd OUdfgmFOß ***** (sders) WO# St 252 New orum fO6 21? 00 (seders) MGVVK 10% M7 IWfMi Coora IOOt Ist dan Aetaif X W H I (Kawaroo) -WaUc^ Ifaediioos.) l«.00(k V
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        KL Tin
        85 23 rHE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market price remained at he International Tin Agreement's floor level of tf529.15 per kilo yesterlay. Sentiment was dampened >y a larger ottering of 294 onnes, up from 212 tonnes >n Thursday. The buffer stock manager vas again the main buyer imid continuing shortage of
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        Copper
        19 23 C—pm i/imm Wm Spot *****0-*****0 (*****0-*****0) 3 months 1051 00-1051.50 (1050.00-1050.50) Market ton* Barely steady Sales: 24.600 tonnes
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        Silver
        17 23 M 9m% So«*port 75»-7« 757-760 Mm Yoct 7 S9-7 63 75ft-7 M Source Crtdrt Sunn. Sport
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        Aluminium
        19 23 Spot 8145^-***** (SI 1.00-812.00) 3 months 838 00— 838 50 (835 00-835.50) MHfVffi rone. oi*Bowf Sates: 8,800 tonnes
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        Gold Market
        26 23 GOD USVoz Fri Thurs Singapore 346 70— 347 20 345.50—346.00 Hongkong 346.60— 347 10 346.00—346.50 Thm MM New York 347.00-347.50 345.75-346.25 London 346.00-346.50 349.00—349.50
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        Palam Oil
        115 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed tinner on strong covering and speculative buying interest prompted by higher Chicago soybean futures. Sellers were reserved, however. The refined market also saw some covering activity. MUM CM«pric« Cm* «S/toM» Oct 1130 (smith, central) (north) *dm tl USS/Umns RBD pahn Oct 620
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        Gold
        119 23 THE KILOBAR market yesterday traded between 5524,236 and 5524,271. The Far East gold market had a quiet day. It opened in the morning at U*****.80/ 7.30 and reached U*****.00/ 7.50. It closed for lunch at U*****.80/7.30 and re-opened in the afternoon at the same level. It eased slightly to
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      Overseas markets
      368 23 NEW YORK, Fri. Stocks rose slightly yesterday. J The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up* 4.53 points to close at 1187.39. Expectations that money supply figures to be announced after the close would show a drop of US$l.5 billion or so kept the market under wraps, said Mr
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      INDICES
      48 23 Friday 974.17 (989.47) s Week ago 1,002.50 g Friday 749.5 (744.4) Week ago 739.2 Friday 1.065.0 (1,059.0) Week ago 1,053.0 Thursday 857.8 (857.4) Week ago 872.0 Thursday 1187.39 (1,182.86) Week ago 1,216.76 (Fipns ti feradwto ratar to Hhm 1 tll»ywl—-fcatt>w) -''iii i i i i i i
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      Hongkong
      234 23 Otii *W CrMaft tfc Gtoct Won 835 -0.35 Or* 053 -0.01 Am toby 7,4m wdi AwdoMHoMk.aflN G« 625 -0 15 MM* 7.lO -04 fitao Land 042 STo? ItofcOf Eatt Atfo. 20.00 -0.4 Hi HoNk 18 50 ynch MmSk s*o -0.35 {Mm QMunaKong 810 -0 land 3.10 -0.05 «a W*
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      Tokyo
      229 23 Oet 5 T«i CtiMft mmu Co 321 -I Af«moto 1110 unch "f**"* ll2 tL 570 -I MlNuj Swwmnp 438 unch Am* 12*0 +10 J***!^ *7 Asohi Qom 843 4-7 Muraio Mfg 3070 unch "fa- Mp Bk 1280 +40 Canon 1520 +90 n^. tjw $2° <*»*—' ♦;«•> J5 W Dl^Pnnt
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      Sydeny
      299 23 Oet Cj* Om* ic I 215 «nd> (tort) fcnrfwin 162 42 MUm 626 412 ACI 192 wdi inOwAmtl 210 und> AMI 260 -2 »*tw Mnlliii 390 460 A P M 230 -6 MH* burior AW*»«» 870 440 M L SO «d Aac 2«0 +4 MUmt 3S mm* flEnci 6a
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      New York
      143 23 ad 4 MS Cfanjr G-»O»C|> 4tem 32% IS» «MCh)mCp 35% unch Pock 35% -H iSoS?!^ 9* T% **fe-Moch 121* 18* umli mnmttmm 6% ZTcm 27* unch J^rltar 31% SwS IW» M-J^-Cp 13TJ JMaCo 52* U«*S»au 26% unch tiny i "j 5I» +W UnnrNut 65% -fl* 0 Miiiin 41»
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      London
      422 23 OMSHMLS Bortawßond 513 -10 Chort«f Com 233 unch IS4 s Con* Gold 514 +2 SToSiSr.:::::::::: \u +2 w* BTRPLC 494 +5 *O > 6 Bobcock* 135 +5 uss tMCham'Z 368 +12 AAC U* «CC 228 +5 Amgotd 94 -1 BkM Crete 420 +7 AAI 46 unch BOCGcoop 236 -2
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      Forex
      210 23 THE US dollar yesterday opened at around 5J2.1645/55 and surged to a high of 5J2.1740 in early trading. It closed at its low of 552.1620 30. The greenback rose marginally and remained steady against most major currencies. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 3.0140/60 and climbed to 3.0245. It
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      210 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreifn Local ddars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreifn currency Australian dollar 1 8031 1 8050 561 5.47 Canadian dollar 1.6447 1 6461 613 603 NZ dollar 1.0572-1.0598 9.70- 9 30 Sterling pound 2.6960-2 6994 373 366 US dollar *****-2
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      unit Trusts
      155 23 Manager*' prices for Arbuthnot Securities Asia s*»«nth epui-d i*) u ?16 oeteat sp-c..*.!..- mm 08,,. gTirA;" !3 Sinf apore Unit Trust b put,, JgzfS oUB4laiiU|u MflU ifciS Ss£^F* !.!?IlM,d UnunSporeFund 108-114 w,,-K,r inml fund 2 67-? 7? S pare Sec Fund 1 76- 1 87 Ssw S=B Income
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      SIMEX FUTURES
      180 23 Gokt THE December gold contract opened firmly at U*****.80. Spot gold prices were steady, influenced by the decline in Ml and a strong US dollar. Trading was quiet as traders were uncertain of the trend in gold prices. k, (In USSper Troy ounce) Opt* Hi** !>•*» Sett Est
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      Container schedules
      436 23 Container schedules Hacaipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Recnvmf Receiving »*(¥oyate) *r Carp Time Hock NTopu(3€S/N) 7/10(0700) FS6 *****100/*****900 B3 *****900/*****730 F3 E Pioneer (103W) 7/10(0700) FSB *****100/*****900 N2 Petr Duto* (28CE84) 7/10(0700) SI *****300/1800 1900 B8 Sea Fortune (42) 7/10(0700) TA3 *****100/*****900 B3 Anson (*****N) 7/10(0700)
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      Ships in port
      290 23 Vend Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep WiHWI WIIBI Continental Partner 305 6/10 7/10 Chaco 35/6 as* 6/10 J""* Coast 302 6/10 710 Great Fortune 27/8 aside 6/10 £aralu 305 6/0 Jensen IV 22 as.de 6/10 ?> 305 6/0 K.m.aMa|u 15/6 aside 6/10 305 6/0 KotaMurn.
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      Congress drops trade restrictions
      600 24 Provisions would have affected trade with China, Europe WASHINGTON House and Senate conferees, trying to put together trade legislation before the 98th Congress adjourns, on Thursday struck out a protectionist provision aimed at trade with China and moved to restrain another that would affect wine imports
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      Seminar on Canadian market opportunities
      146 24 TIPS on bow to tap the Canadian market will be given to local manufacturers at a two-day seminar from Nov 19. The seminar on Market Opportunities in Canada is organised by the Trade Development Board under the auspices of the the AseanCanadian Economic Cooperation Programme.
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    • Stock market weekly round-up ANTHONY HOE
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        Stamp fall on nuroirs of ringgit devalntion ends poor week
        300 24 NHNMGH THE local stock market was very weak over the week in line with the Soor performance on rail Street. Except for Thursday, share prices fell across the board everyday. A sharp fall of 13.93 points in the Straits Times
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        Top five stocks
        80 24 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low tor 1984. Cwpwy Mm- Price (J) H* Low COW) OctS 'M
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        Prices fall as investors wait on the sidelines
        164 24 K, Jjnn|mr SHARE prices fell throughout the week on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index lost 26.64 points over the week to 1336.74. Daily volume was thin as investors watched from the sidelines. On Thursday,
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        SELLING SHORT
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      It's Pan-El for the fourth week
      271 24 It's Pan-El for the fourth week Most active stock PAN-ELECTRIC Industries Ltd managed to retain the most active crown for the fourth week f inning. Bnt this time, the marine and englnceilng-haied company only managed to lead the aeesnd most active stock, Pahang Consolidated, by less than gJMt> shares. Pan-El
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      Bulkeley sells 18 pc stake in Dah Yung
      173 24 - DAH Yung Investment Ltd (lormerly Dan Yung Steel Co (S) Ltd), *hich was involved in a reverse takeover of Uniweld Holdings recently, is undergoing yet another. Bulkeley Investments (Pte) Ltd has sold off its entire 18 per cent stake or 1.4 million
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      Upper Grosvenor a good each-way
      317 38  -  EPSOM JEEP By UPPER GROSVENOR II gets track conditions to his liking and looks good value for each-way in a capacity field in Race 6 for Class 4 Div 1 horses over 1,600 m at Kuala Lumpur today. A four-year-old by Zamazaan, Upper Grosvenor II
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      Today's KL card
      4864 38 PfffVl 2.00 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV S— i^tOm 4 a f B I2 B ~U (3 y«w ofcto) (Stains: $11,490) 4 1 *3 Jeataya 51 Sarare-Zain 3 nzc (1200m) By Avaray; put in good work at finish when 3rd to Dazalate Pg 1200m Aug 25. F alaaaat 7
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      Light Of Dawn for flying start
      232 38  -  MARKSMAN By I our man on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Punters can get off to a flying start with Ugfrt Of Dawn in the opening race ■■Ifcsfricted terms Div B horses. This three-year-old showed promise in her debut, finishing a 3 Viz -length
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      What the absters say
      364 38 MICE EPSOM JEEP HMHWWAN PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO WENG SOOK 7 Light Or Dawn 7 Light Of Dawn 7 Light Of Dawn 7 Light Of Dawn 7 Light Of Dawn 1 2 Take-Off 1 Jentayu 2 Take-Off 1 Jentayu 1 Jentayu 1 Jentayu 3 Serom 1 Jentayu
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      Maple Grove can make amends
      195 38 By LUCKY LEO MAPLE GROVE, a costly failure in his last start, can recoup the losses in the last race for Class 4 Div 2 horses over 1,200 m. This speedy five-year-old by Bending Away was backed down to even money last month over the
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      Leading trainers Leading owners
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      1408 39 f!ffm 130 MALA YSIAMMAJOEM UuUI STAKES CLASS 6— 1,206m (MalaylwHbrada) (Stek«ti: $15,000) 1 Sa«*Bfl H4 Tiakra-OBman 4 (one run) CWmb 4 t UaGUjrOM Uttle Master-Ismail 3 me (UOOm) pjg Q^gj i S (wh VWft M Taman VUla-PK Leong 3 me (one run) 9,1 g 4 J«^M S OBman-Owner
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      Scorpio shows form in yielding going
      586 39 Scorpio shows form in yielding going OHTHETRACtt willi tiMWCOMAW KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Bernf* m wound up his preparations for Sunday's Race 4 with an impressive trial here this morning. With jockey A. Razmy astride, the four-year-old Malaysian gelding showed good form when restrained to clock 42.8 sec in a 600m
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      69 39 181 Deaths 181 Deaths TAY KIM TTAM Age: 6* passed tHWf on 3rd Oct. t984» (••ving behind WMk Tan Ah Kal ffjwpr DMMltttWflE Wul Klan Wui Leng Wee Yong Wee Peng I Kim Thai deceased Kim Slong deceased 1 Kim Chin Kim Ton I Kim Chang Kim Lian (deceased) I
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      59 39 twlMlll»HHm>lJ 1 DHL OURNML. SMQttGSLi Dip>Hii.t.ia7» T.ifcMt DMi Bk Off Wt*» ItMdt- WWmm LATf MSfc S.C. SOMASUNMMAfc (VARL STONE) gratefully thank the doctors and staff of Ward 44 5.0.H., business associates, friends and relatives for their Invaluable assistance and kind sympathy during our recent bereavement. JMM¥CHUA TBOCLEONCt FAMILY
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      57 39 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements I MR. LYE SUM SHEN AND LOVED T I ONES OF I I I The late MDM. FOO AH CHING I I With to thank friends, relatives, doctors I I and staff of Ward 33 K.K. Hospital for their I I Mud asaistaiics, attendance, condolences, I
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      66 39 lwLw»h»gl»iiiiw| u>QyrD«trnl 1 FATNBI J r LOM6FOMGSEK •Oet-ms Dimiil Pa. We miss you so much. The love you gave us. Spoke beautifully of you. Inserted by son PM. «AtWf a^t ar jf _-jr I M»i»MQLAVHAW f I Gone from our lives one so dear, I But In
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      65 39 I '-'...^uM^HMMBHMifiMtt: U. WMMMMbW RAMMM» In our hearts you always stay Loved and remembered everyday fr. ttmmjktti-in.tmm and In Loving Memory of MRS A DOR At DEPARTED 6. tOM There is a link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last forever. UiHJiw/*"**" I^^ m LOVMft MEMORY of
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      204 39 AMeUPKBF passed away peacefully In Kowloon Queen Elizabeth Hospital on 2ft Sept T» leavlng behind beloved Wire, Llm Oer Slang, 7 sons, 3 daughters, sons and daughter-in-law, grand and greatgrandchildren. Cortege leaves 3A Chong Sin Road (2775). Tel: ****** for Tse Tho Aum Crematortum on Oct. mat 1
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      57 39 ALEXANDER D. BRODIE Dapartad: C Oct. 1979 Loves greatest gift Remembrance Daarty nMaaaa by wife, daiiQhtari, sawHO"iaaj aao ojrafioaofi. JAMES YAMAM DEPARTED: 8.10.i1 Safe In the arms of Jesus, Safe on His gentle breast. Always mi— d ft ilwtyi r«m«mbaratf by wM» Mart* •aktam, cMi- LONG FOMQ
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      Charge of the Second-best
      1021 40 Martin Palmer focuses on the forces in Division Two LONDON, Fri. The English Second Division is the most nerve-wracking adventure in football. Succeed and you progress to play the Uverpools, fail and you are down with the Wigans. Whether you leave by the front door or
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      124 40 PAMS, Frt. Heart SSii BLtM at •f the WiMtiil Ewipni Ci—piMMfcip Mk.hu, MstetMt t» rulhallu "ff tVw Ym »tw< fT tfce vtett to i übs Mil sftnr kfr wss awrt i» tfcer t-» fte»l victery «v«r Spate, ■ake way far •tfwr Braa* B^Umw, tke waly CbMnteMfctp,
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      Heroic Crooks
      414 40 THE RRST DIVISION CHALLENGE fcSTottenham's hit-man in fine form BEN, Fri. Garth Crooks Babe must keep the goals MHng- for English First Divi;ion soccer side Tottenham Hot;pur if he is to keep his firstearn place and hold off the chalenge of million-dollar striker :iive Allen. After scoring his
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      REST OF SOCCER IN SHORT
      379 40 THERE will be no European Super Cup, contested by the holders of the European and Cup-Winners' Cups, this year. European Football Union (UEFA) general secretary Hans Bangerter, writing in the September issue of the assocation's quarterly bulletin, said the meeting of the winners of the
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      A monumental Mark
      727 41 SPOTLIGHT ON EUROPE'S TERROR TRIO OF THE TURF McGhee begins to strike it hot in the Hamburg headlines HAMBURG (West Germany), Fri. The giants of the past loom large at Hamburg, traditionally one of Europe's greatest soccer clubs, but Mark McGhee shows no sign of being dwarfed
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      Frank banks on Stein recall
      349 41 LONDON, Fri. Celtic striker Frank McGarvey hopes that his sparkling two-goal display against Ghent in the European Cup-Winners' Cup on Wednesday will remind Scotland manager Jock Stein that he is not ready to be written off as a Scotland player. But the 28-year-old forward, whose
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      The Red on the yellow brick road...
      298 41 LONDON, Fri. Scottish international John Wark, scorer of a hat-trick against Polish side Lech Poznan in the European Cup on Wednesday, could be the man to fill the void created in Liverpool's midfield by the departure of Graeme Souness to Italy. Since Souness
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      Pain and drain on the Pitch
      593 41 Pain and drain on the Pitch Keoor or tnt Dhan: o' Itarv s soccer moons LONDON, Fri. Italy's soccer fans, savouring their home teams' clear superiority over foreign teams in the first round of European competition, could this weekend discover how vital foreign skill is to the quality of the
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      Reds draw Benfica
      249 41 ZURICH, Fri. Holders Liverpool, of England, will meet Portuguese champions Benfica in the second round of the European Cup soccer competition at a draw made here today. HmJhmv: EUROPEAN CUP Bordeaux (Fra) v Dynamo Bucharest (Rum), Dynamo Berlin (EG) v Austria Vienna (Aus), Gothenburg (Swe) v Beveren
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      Lauda has only Prost to beat
      189 41 NUERBURGRING (West Germany), Fri. Niki Lauda aims to clinch his third world driver's championship in Sunday's European Grand Prix on the Nuerburgring track where he almost lost his life eight years ago. Lauda, who stifi bears extensive burn scars from that crash, has only
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      Whichello pays the penalty
      361 42 IX>NDON, Fri. Richard Whichello, Britain s junior champion, found his world crashing about him at the £***** ($225,120) Refuge Assurance national tennis championships in Telford yesterday. His outbursts as he lost 3-6, 6-4 6-1 to Yorkshire rival Jason Goodall led British team manager Paul Hutchins J^f
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      Sweet Singapore's fifth dimension
      439 42 Hakrkatßai reports from Kuala Lumpur SINGAPORE finally broke their secondround hoodoo with a superb 5-2 victory over Malacca to finish fifth in the 15-team Razak Cup competition here yesterday. Their h»t»|>m display followed a €-3 hiitniH«tin« in the morning by Malaysian Armed Forces, a defeat which
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      A Johor plan for 'exchange'
      273 42 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A mutual-help |M»gi'ftiTiTftp to raise hockey standards in Johor and Singapore has been proposed by their respective associations Johor have asked that their junior and senior sides be allowed to play in Singapore's Under-20, Under-23 and Premier leagues. The Malaysian state will
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      Padres keep hopes
      217 42 SAN DIEGO, Fri. The San Diego Padres defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-1 last night to stave off elimination from the National League baseball play-offs. The Cubs still lead the best-of -five game series 2--1 and will have a second chance to wrap it up when the fourth
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      Knowles scrapes through
      19 42 Knowles scrapes through NEWCASTLE, Frt. »oiiMi|MM(«bN •OMlMlkrMgb 5-4 MlUriM's s^vte» Stove Davis, tbe the flra* •©••-•tf-17--i^MaUav Daw Pja>^^ AFP
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      376 42 •> POUR American Olympic boxing champions will make their professional debuts at Madison Square Garden in New York on Nov 15 and it won't cost 20,000 spectators anything to watch them in action. Gold medallists Mark BreJand (welterweight), Perneil Whitaker night). Meldrick Taylor (feather) and Tyrell Biggs (cruiser)
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      Oh sister, we're deadly serious
      138 42  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI were a* gbjgie*. Neither were Tfce&afca* wnmi f MtkaUm t**k toth» iala» B— r jMek with stenr •■OF SMBKaswe CWUnCrpaaa* wa» were ecatoat to teke the ■ht evea the hast wm wt e*Mgb a* BMMee toteheA to a Ma^Sna AmU mm to slam
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      73 42 San Diego continued their offensive in the sixth inning to put the game away. Tony Gwynn, who led off with a single, scored the first run on a base hit by Graig Nettles. Kennedy followed with a single up the middle putting runners at first and second and setting
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      Scott bids for third triumph
      126 42 KAILUA-KONA (Hawaii), PH. Abont l,M»athiett» (ran 4C state* Mi Jl foreign countries are expected to plug* Into the Pacific Oeeaa tomorrow nwritat to start one of the world's meat grwtfttmg physical niuMee tests. Per the flint time, an Eastern Moe athlete will participate in the
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      Wilander moves closer towards hat-trick
      396 42 Wilander moves closer towards hat-trick TOP-SEEDED Mats Wilander, of Sweden, beat 11th seed Victor Pecci, of Paraguay, on Thursday and moved to the quarter-finals of the U*****,000 ($486,000) 32nd Count of Godo tennis tournament counting for ;he Volvo Grand Prix circuit. Wilander, winner of the Count of Godo trophy the
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      Ace striker Sundram in two minds
      445 43  - Ace striker Sundram in two minds JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE soccer coach Hussein Aljunied doesn't know yet how to react to the news that his star striker V. Sandram Moorthy has been granted deferment from National Service until mid-December. He was happy enough yesterday afternoon, making plans to include the
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      Bardhan Cup s-final put off
      213 43 Bardhan Cup s-final put off THE Bardhan Cup soccer semi-final between Singapore and Penang Indians, scheduled to be played tonight at Penang's City Stadium, has Deen postponed. Penang are unable to raise a squad because of the state team's preparation for the FAM Cup tournament. Malaysian Indians Sports Association, the
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      Selangor derailed
      194 43 SELANGOR, despite the services of Malaysian internationals Wong Sze Meng and Loh Bah Hon, were still reduced to their knees S gutsy Singapore in e second-leg semifinals of the Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association competition at Banting, Selangor, last night. The Republic, who completed the threematch first leg at
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      Queenstown are good as gold
      200 43  -  LEE WAI WUN By NEWCOMERS National University of Singapore's fine run could well come to an end today when they meet formidable Queenstown on the final day of the Singapore Open water polo League championship. For Queenstown's lineup boasts of at least nine current and
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      Aussies wrap it up
      125 43 Aussies wrap it up AHMEDABAD, Fri. Australia, coolly led by Kim Hughes, turned in a professional performance here today to clinch the one-day cricket series against hosts India by winning the fourth match by seven wickets. The victory gave Australia a winning 2-0 lead in the fivematch series after they
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      Goh goes out
      45 43 STEVEN OH thrashed Goh Siew Chuan 15-3. 15-6 in the preliminary rounds of the Singapore Badminton Association national individual championships at GuiUemard Road last night. Other TtMtts: Yeo Swee Kong bt Andy Koh 15-8, 13-18, 15-4; John Ngerng w.o. Tay Kong Sing.
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      Rocky IV Show
      504 43  - Rocky IV Show PETER SIOW Another knockout comeback for the fairy-tale fighter By K. ROCKY SELVARAJOO's real-life comeback at 33 after a fractured jaw and spinal injury is the sort of story Hollywood scriptwriters would love to pen. Last night at the Police Academy, Rocky despatched Uthirapathy to the dressing
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      Momoko joins leader Bee Khim
      377 43 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Momoko Yamaguchi, of Japan, carded a splendid two-over-par 74 to surge five strokes ahead with overnight leader Kee Bee Khim, of Singapore, on 156 in the second round of the inaugural Malaysian Ladies Open Amateur golf champion fhip. g; Leading scares (Malay
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      162 43 TODAY'S EVENTS ATHLETICS lain Mlalrtiy aed (Toa Payoh Athletic Centre 2.30 p. m.). HOCKEY BHA PffMalw l^t: Jansenites v CSC (5.30 p.m.); Mv t: Telerec v Boon Lay (3.45 p.m.) both matches at Fairer Park Athletic Centre. RUGBY BRU DHr. 1: SCC v Armed Forces. (Padang, 5.30 p.m.), Bravo v
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    187 44 Challengei blasts off with 2 women aboard CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Fri. The space shuttle. Challenger, carrying a record crew of seven including two women, blasted oft from Cape Canaveral today on an eight-day voyage to study the earth and its environment. Challenger* whose crew included a Cana-. dian, took off
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    21 44 HONGKONG. Fri. A powerful earthquake occurred off the Indonesian island of Sumbawa early today, Hongkong's Royal Observatory said.
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    Baby born with no brain
    23 44 1 picture. He will never smile Andrew grasping the finger of his foster mother, Mrs Barbara Stanley. AP
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    Andrew appears normal but will never develop a personality
    76 44 no ANOKE (Virginia), Friday TWO-MONTB-OLD smile* Md be sever will. There are tote «f tbtega be will sever Asittiw w» ten A cyst that f m nud At tkrstem«fUbhnteto piig— ij kepltkrrnH AMfcew*» thtmmUtai, tunmmed fffcnt* H> pfaM^TfT Whea Aatorw was
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    Razaleigh calls for open-skies policy
    396 44 Plan to give Singaporeans better access to Malaysia TCTALJNG JAVA, Friday TRADE and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah yesterday called for an open skies policy to allow regional airlines to operate between Singapore and Malaysia. He said the Malaysian Airline System (MAS) did not have
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    We've enough flights, say SIA and MAS
    100 44  -  SALMA KHALIK By BOTH flkqppeve Alr--*****0 u tk JO***" afcattle service BoISJBfMW 4HH Kaala l<amaan-, feel tmey ore prwWtag The MAS frtfc ntotUaa auaign, Mrs S.V. Ga*«*lima;*m, aaM: MBU <•.«-.!. «b*M* la preWesß hi terms af ccvparity." Sfce a*U shait fcetweca November ISB3
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    'I got cancer from Agent Orange'
    192 44 'I got cancer from Agent Orange' ...and dad ordered its use WASHINGTON, Pri. The son of a retired United States Navy commander in Vietnam said today that he had cancer possibly caused by the defoliant Agent Orange which his father had ordered used in the Vietnam War. Mr Elmo Zumwalt
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    MP will bring up foreign maid issue in Parliament
    418 44  -  WONG AI KWEI Hwanj it ask Labur Mnistcr if h* will rtsciMt $IZO toy By MR HWANG Soo Jin did as he promised. The Jalan Kayu MP listened to a group of his constituents on Thursday and then went home and
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    Lost girl found
    47 44 TEN-YEAR-OLD Marianti Rahmat who was reported missing since Thursday has been found. Police found her wandering along Circuit Road. Marianti is a student at the School for Retarded Children in Margaret Drive. Other than having a sore eye and dirty clothes, she was unharmed.
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      Novels of Sin and salvation
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        Pre Historic Monster Stumps All!
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        Three ways to cook meat
        1620 4  -  TAN LEE LENG By Tenderness and flavour can lie achieved in the toughest meat fey cooking it the right way. Our Gourmet columnist discusses the different cuts of meat ami the cooking method most appropriate lor each. A recipe is provided lor each cooking method,
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        Kabe heef-a cut above the rest
        737 4 Kabe heef-a cut above the rest THE latest thing to do for a special occasion may be to send a singing telegram. But conservative Asians at the receiving end might feel too embarrassed to appreciate it. An unusual and much more welcome gift would be Kobe beef. The idea is
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        391 4 Adviti— m#nt Furniture buyers beware When they tell you it is made with "Ramin Solid Wood" what does it really mean? Is it Solid Ramin through and through or is it Ramin and Solid Wood which could mean a Ramin Veneer covering some cheap solid wood inside. Do not go
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        58 4 A_JSI_JSI_LV E R S R Y~ Bally shoes and fashion accessories for both ladies and gents are at specially reduced prices. These and more at our Anniversary Sale, now on till S^Sl October 1 4 |B^ r^ I^^^^^^^Ml^^Bi at our bally I E*bA^\ Holidav Inn 25 scons R oa a«oi-oi
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      Where service doesn't match the food
      802 5  - Where service doesn't match the food Majestic Restaurant Bukit Pasoh Road Reviewed by NATALMU LIMG Guangzhou cooks have long mastered the art of stir-frying, and the tradition is alive and well at the Maje«tic Restau- THE Majestic Restaurant in Chinatown enjoys a solid reputation built over many years of serving
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      All set for a bite of the ice-cream pie
      572 5  - All set for a bite of the ice-cream pie HUO MEILI -21 IF THE Rolls-Royce of ice cream is Haagen-Dazs, then Vivoli is the Mercedes-Benz. But newcomer Vivoli Italian Ice Cream (Pte) Ltd is having a hard time slugging it out with Singapore's icecream giants Magnolia, Meadow Gold and Walls.
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        12 5 50% o*o»^ From 6th October 1984 T While Stocks Last Iff! \^TA&O^
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        434 5 1111 of real pine in your bedroom W^k mSXKStBBS\ M M S Fm M M/ We undertake to supply T^S^^H^y'' yi SflMsNdßMßlSfllfcfitX B and at prices stated M&k^v^^u* uwiTbcdroom i^^^^^ during the period of matched Individual units. IB AT Never has pine been so 2^ EHtltdta Dnll_ rtti+ Dajl 2
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    • BOOKS
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        Timely insight into Poland
        933 6 Timely insight into Poland As literature it is wanting. The characters are cardboard, the dialogue frequently pedestrian and the plots uninspired. However, the* Michener magic is not totally absent Iff read as a chronicle, and iff the literary inadec|uacies are overlooked, Poland will provide the reader with a better understanding
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        Bear in mind
        279 6 THS CaM mml Ike Dark: The WotW After Mail— f War by Paul Ehrlich, Cart Sagan, Donald Kennedy and Walter Orr Roberts (Sidgwick 6 Jackson, hardcover, 129.50) The report of the conference on the longterm worldwide biological consequences of nuclear war. In the two principal papers, Sagan
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        Of war, intrigue and journeys into fantasy
        638 6 THIS fortnight's crop of paperbacks includes two novels by wellknown authors, one massive pot-boiler and three thrillers. Tke Wife 1 Mtttte 6mv by Janet Lewis. (Penguin, 96 pages, $6). In this short novel, Janet Lewis, whose work spanned American writing from the *20s
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        A sales gimmick or a way to love God?
        624 6 Novels of sin end salvation FnmPtgtOn* hi Singapore yet). Lent «f Jhe Bmmw, seems to continue his sacramentalis- ing of fun. It continues his evolution from packager of gossip and scandal to novelist, and it certainly continues his gaudy, if unvarying,
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        Exploring facts and feelings
        712 7 Exploring facts and feelings TEACHING A STONE TO TALK Expeditions and Encountacs By Annie Dillard Picador 177pa8«^$12 IMGLAYWAH Z Parhap* it bteauaa^ man's tear of w thing* diffawjnt and unknown to him twai wa> ananatad from llw physical »ortt totrmin and th* other crea- am tu*ea ha aharaa it with.
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        Easy-to-read stories with a modern twist
        712 7 Easy-to-read stories with a modern twist the young readei THE WHITE BUTTERFLY and THE SNAIL WHO «TE TOO MUCH Both by Brigitte Bloch-Tabet and Claude Dessons $9.90 each NOAH'S ARK By Brigitte Bloch-Tabet and Alain Savino $10.50 ULYSSES AND THE CYCLOPS By Noelle de Chambrun and Alain Savino $10.50 THE
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        582 7 New arrivals at Times the Bookshop The Killing Fields By Christopher Hudson (Pan. $8.05) An American journalist returns to Cambodia to rescue a man who once saved his life. His account became the basis of David Puttnam's film. The Killing Fields. Doctor's Slaughter By Paul Theroux (Hamish Hamilton, hardcover, $32)
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        2213 9 ikVllli MIM IHHHifI LTri |JP% I Coopers jLi^mawKm\W+K* Hsi^tfE^Bl^Bfli^B^Py s^L a^E^k*MaHals^B^^ &LybrdnQ Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and ISTAMTS IIS9HBbH B ST^JSSSjf^L <»oi t 4r f Bs«S«r»tee: profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, 1W.,8^: S.T.A.N.T* RS
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        2659 10 appointments mrHnymnM^ cmujiy I Invites I /ns/jiuic S «---a. Hß a H a H ._l.^.^.^..^ Top Male Fen^e Applicants for the I Our client, Wordplex Australia Pty Ltd is a leading supplier in the Australian M ___B___k word -processing market with a nation wide installation base of about 1700 U
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        2463 11 r^aT^al^^^aLl^ AXwalliW m^bT fl M International Bank opentng a Merchant (f(u Bank in Singapore, invites applications for --ill I l |U^ l|ltsl M u)rfx»r.itit)ii [I [II B^^^^^^^^^|^^^^^^^| IB aafl aaaai 1\ LO AJtS/ CRaCDIT /f^^ with inu-rt-Ms in the P n»jx-rt> [Ut IafIIBBBaV^BBBBaB Bl II »»^»»iw^# m 1/ ik-vch >pmt-nt
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        1862 12 pplicattons mn invited to fill the following j I ppotntmenta:- B SEWOH ELECTRICAL ENGINEER I Hold recognised qualifications in electrical I engineering and be registered with the Profes- I sional Engineers Board, Singapore i I Minimum working experience of 5- 7 years in I design and supervision of Electrical services.
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        294 12 rA new foreign offshore bank invites appli-^% cations for the following positions: I OPERATIONS OFFICER I REQUIREMENTS: At least five years of banking experience with at least two years at a supervisory level G.C.E. 'A' level Minimum 3-4 years of experience in ACU/FX settlement department Sound knowledge of MAS. returns
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        1769 13 j ■■MO rt H t cHi Electronic Devices (S) P!«. Ltd. J J H fl^Due to rapid expansion, our multi-million colour television j WAlrTft 1?R9x99l IrßsPSfßTfßrffm fft^rfm V^WRP^iRQVPPiHRI Sr^^ Picture tubes manufacturing company in Juronq has I.) VAKM% j rfw^BCffi \ff£?HtW\lM*^ti^^^^^^^^^L\ vacancies for the following positions fl A leading manufacturer
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        493 15 APPCWNTIiffiWXS I B^BW I In our expansion programme to enhance I our role in the upgrading of construction technology in Singapore, we are inviting suitably qualified candidates for the followI ing positions:I Production I Planner 1 Diploma in Civil Engineering or GCE A' I level I Planning and co-ordination or
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        531 15 T j I An established Exhibition Construction Commercial Advertising firm with regional office in^H Singapore urgently requires:- yj ACCOUNTANT Degree holder or ACCA with minimum 2 years relevant experience. Those without relevant qualifications but with at least 5 years working experience will also be considered. MALE PROJECT EXECUTIVE Minimum A'
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        661 15 We are an American multi-national H company engaged in high volume manufacturing of precision stamped H H and plated leadframes for the semi- H conductor industry. We have immediate H openings for dynamic, people-oriented H personnel: H PWOBBCTKW I s>PEHwiBHBnr (Plating Department) Sfll To lead a team of supervisors to
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        953 15 you are already in I computer business I or P*an to be in it, I M Lhere's a great opportunity! I pruvt'ii world U-mU-i m the computer i H is currently tMnl)arkiiii; on i iu.iiur programme in Singapore. We are looking for top calibre people to join us in this
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    • Page 17 Miscellaneous
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        235 17 COMICS 2L GARFIELD myjumMtmvi* PEANUTS Byschuiz I TMINK ILL THV A TWOAWP-A- \i "1 67 59P Briutovn, WX& JurwiHtod, TMEV PROBABLY HAP /^jUMAT 7 YnOTUINaY^ I IT'S A PLEASURE NEVER j j tOZvi+Str JHEM OUTNOMBEREP l^l™^ ™««E BUCK ROGERS Ml THE 25TH qailHltl •,mm~«m^u m^ V&^W^/ "lU^^^-S^fe jSL A^ jWfVTaoMHH
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    • LEISURE
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        Quiz wizards fight it out
        1090 18  - Quiz wizards fight it out ELAYNE THONG By Two team* with contrasting strategies to beet the other at the National Current Affairs Quiz final tonight. Which has the winning formula? Our 4 writer spoke to the teams from the National University of Singapore and the dementi community centre, both old
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        If you want to call Geoffrey-Howe . . .
        610 19  - If you want to call Geoffrey -Howe KANNAN CHANDRAN By Foe tho next few weeks, 9BC Wmhl Service .presents a second series of It's Your World phone-ins to well known potolic figures in Britain. Anyone, snywfterc, who can receive "BBC and has 8 telephone and the interest may got on
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        Ross album swept aside by its cover
        902 19  -  CHRIS HO asiOataU Sf DIANA ROSS Swept A way (Capitol) BY RIGHT, this album should be the year's smash with our local pop fans. It has great songs including All af the duet with Julio Iglesias, Miming Y«a, penned by Lionel Ritchie, and
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        V—sci-fi series with class
        589 19  - V— sci-fi series with class KANNAN CHANDRAN Our writer previews three new i TV series. Byl THREE new series of toarying merit take to ■be screen today and Monday. The pick of the crop is V, a science-fiction series, which debuts on Mm** (Ck 5, ».15 p.m.) in place of
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        513 18 Whafeorv 88© CONCERT CHANGING FACES OF on Saturdays. On weekdays, torium. (See story on this Victoria Concert Hall. BUKITMERAH tickets at Clifford Pier, page) 8.15 p.m. Tickets at $4, $7, Exhibition at the Rukit 7 a.m. -5 p.m. Ferry services TAMARDfttt $10 and $15 from Cold Stor- Merah Sblart's meet^ne
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