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Title Section15 1984-10-25 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/8415 words
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Article283 1984-10-25 1 LIAK TENG KIAT - US calls for quick action LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Wed. The US government said yesterday that it expects the Philippine government to take prompt action to bring to justice all those found responsible for the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino "no matter who they may be."283 words
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Article36 1984-10-25 1 BEIRUT, Wed. Four Lebanese employees of the United States news agency. Associated Press, disappeared in Beirut today, apparently in the capital's mainly-Muslim Western sector. AP chief Middle East correspondent Terry Anderson said. Reuter.36 words
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Article, Illustration472 1984-10-25 1 Armed forces chief can be charged with premeditated murder probe panel MANILA, Wednesday FOUR MEMBERS of the Agrava commission that probed the murder of opposition leader Benigno Aquino presented their report to President Ferdinand Marcos today and effectively challenged him to charge his armed forces chiefReuter; UPI; AFP - 472 words
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Article71 1984-10-25 1 BEIJING, Wed. China's elder statesman Deng Xiaoping has reaffirmed that the country's current economic policies will never be altered, even after changes in the leadership. Mr Deng, chief architect of the country's economic reforms, told a plenary meeting of the Chinese Communist Party central advisory commissionAFP - 71 words
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Article40 1984-10-25 1 LONDON, Wed. Leaders of Britain's 17,000 mine foremen today called off a strike some 12 hours before the scheduled start of a walkout that threatened to shut down the entire #»n«l industry AP SEE PAGE 5AP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration60 1984-10-25 1 4 We want to tell the parents of the type of company their daughters have been mixing with. And they should exercise greater control over the youngsters for their own sake. 7 What the police will say to parents of the young girls I rounded up last60 words
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Article87 1984-10-25 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. J.R.D. Tata, one of India's top industrialists and chairman since 1938 of its largest private firm, Tata Iron and Steel Co, retired today aged 80, it was announced. Mr Tata, a founder of Air India, was the first Indian to get a pilot's licence mReuter - 87 words
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Article37 1984-10-25 1 MANAMA, (BAHRAIN), Wed. Armed forces of the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council ended large-scale exercises in the Saudi Arabian desert yesterday. The operations were designed to test the defence capability of the six countries inintiv APAP - 37 words
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Article29 1984-10-25 1 PARIS, Wed. Aircraft will be grounded, schools closed and trains, banks and postal services disrupted throughout France tomorrow in a oneway public sector strike over Dav. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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121 1984-10-25 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. India yesterday banned drunks, smokers, protesters and people riding on the roof from the country's first underground railway. A presidential order issued ahead of the opening, possibly later this month, of the first stretch of the Calcutta Metro said offendersReuter - 121 words
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Article280 1984-10-25 1 He faces mandatory jail sentence if convicted POLICE will charge a truck driver soon for driving a vehicle more than 3.2 metres in height without a police permit. This is the first time that action is being taken since the Road Traffic (Amendment) Act came into force on280 words
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Article45 1984-10-25 1 LONDON, Wed. The London Times, essential breakfast reading for Britain's establishment, was back on sale today after a two-day printworkers' strike. A Times spokesman said the dispute, settled last night, was over bonuses for operating an pvtra nrintinp machine. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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209 1984-10-25 1 CHRISTINA TSENG - SOLD! The Awakening ItoHK and Taiwan CHRISTINA TSENG By THE Awakening will make another run on television screens in Hongkong and Taiwan. The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation has just sold its 27-epi-sode Chinese drama serial to Asia Television (ATV) of Hong- kong and China Television (CTV) of Taiwan. Two English musicals,209 words
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380 1984-10-25 1 STELLA DANKER - $600,000 a year and all on its own steam STELLA DANKER Children's Society is again most outstanding civic organisation By THEY must be doing it right at the Singapore Children's Society. It has been named Most Outstanding Civic Organisation of the Year again. And what is significant is that the380 words
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Advertisement265 1984-10-25 1 Is.rh.dk siiva I JEWELLKRS I 01-18. Tanghn Shopping Centre, Singapore 1024 Tel: *****28 |H Associate Company: Bfl 1 Central Building, Hong Kong. j^H Section I Two 50 years in the service of Sod Canon Roy Yin of St Andrew's Cathedral celebrates his 50th year as a priest on Sunday. Today,265 words
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Advertisement14 1984-10-25 1 Profiles of Ver and Custodio Protection was just a camouflage net See Page 414 words
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Article509 1984-10-25 2 Daring fire rescue SOME residents living near an old folk's home, which caught fire yesterday, ignored their own safety to rescue 21 bed-ridden and sickly old inmates of the Methodist Home for the Aged Sick at St George's Lane, off Serangoon Road. The daring rescue by these constituents of509 words
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Article532 1984-10-25 2 'The other' report out THE report by four members of the commission of inquiry into the assassination of Senator Benigno Aquino was given to President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday morning. The report said that there was "overwhelming" evidence that the military's elaborate plans ostensibly geared towards protecting the532 words
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Article279 1984-10-25 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: IN naming the military as responsible for Senator Aquino's death, the Agrava commission has taken a brave stand indeed and one which would gladden the hearts of Filipinos who had doubts About its impartiality. The commission's overall findings reaffirm the existence of an independent legal279 words
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Article96 1984-10-25 2 'FORGING AHEAD 1 WITH HI-TECH WITHIN the next few years new technologies such as advanced colour copiers and better printers will be entering the market. They could dramatically boost the number of counterfeit bills in circulation. The problem represents the dark side of innovation and one that isn't limited96 words
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Article212 1984-10-25 2 BANK'S CONFIDENCE IN S'PORE REFLECTED IN $350m BUILDING THE $350 million Chartered Bank buildiig in Battery Road would have gone ah i ad even if parent company Standard Charten-d PLC had foreseen the current property glu 1 here. This was because it was essential to 100l to the long212 words
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Article296 1984-10-25 2 Rising to the occasion MARK HATELEY has all the right stuff for an England centre-forv.ard pace, power, aggression and pride in wearing an England shirt. His control for a big man is ey?-catehing. He wants to get on with the game and he wants to be a winner. At296 words
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Article136 1984-10-25 2 Astan: Across the Causeway MCA members clash RIVAL factions in Malaysia's largest Chinese political party, the MCA, clashed during a gathering at the Town Hall in Seremban on Tuesday night, leaving at least 10 people injured. It was the first case of violence in the party since the dispute arose136 words
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Article83 1984-10-25 2 Lease clarified THE Commander-in-Chief of the United States Pacific Forces, Admiral William Crowe, confirmed yesterday that the US army had leased additional land in the Mariana Islands but said it should not be seen as the preparation for an alternative to the present US bases in the Philippines.83 words
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Article442 1984-10-25 2 History maker AT 74, Canon Roy Yin of St Andrew's Cathedral is still going strong as a clergyman, musician and mathematics teacher all rolled into one. He celebrates his 50th anniversary as an Anglican priest on Sunday and takes the occasion to reflect on his long history and442 words
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Article150 1984-10-25 2 Monster maker HONGKONG make-up artist Chen Guoxiong was recently recruited by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation on a three-year contract. For the past 18 years, he has put his skills to use in more than 600 films and created a vast range of grotesque models. But creating monsters isn't150 words
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Article, Illustration221 1984-10-25 3 5,000 riot police move into Seoul varsity SEOUL, Wed. More than 5,000 riot police today swarmed the campus of the state-run Seoul National University to put down anti-gov-ernment student unrest, a police spokesman said. Another 1,000 police were positioned outside the university. South Korea's largest with about 30.000 students. NoReuter; AP - 221 words
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Article62 1984-10-25 3 MOSCOW, Wed. Emergency telephones are being installed in all Moscow suburban trains in a bid to combat a rising level of violence to passengers, a Soviet magazine reported yesterday. The monthly Young Communist said the equipment would be linked directly with the police and enable themReuter - 62 words
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Article66 1984-10-25 3 THE GOVERNMENT of Israel, trying to cut its Budget, has raised petrol prices by 24 per cent and slashed subsidies on basic foods for the second time since taking office five weeks ago. Shoppers yesterday paid 95 per cent more for chicken, 90 per cent moreReuter - 66 words
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Article70 1984-10-25 3 LEFTIST REBELS in El Salvador announced they had shot down a helicopter in which the country's top field commander was killed on Tuesday. The army said first reports indicated the crash was caused by mechanical failure. An army spokesman in San Salvador said 14 people died inReuter - 70 words
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Article, Illustration67 1984-10-25 3 FRENCH PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand (above) ended the first day of his four-day state visit to Britain on Tuesday amid the splendour of a royal banquet with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace. Mr Mitterrand was greeted by Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and seniorUPI - 67 words
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Article70 1984-10-25 3 PRESIDENT AMIN Gemayel, back in Beirut from talks with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and Pope John Paul 11, convened a Cabinet meeting yesterday amid a newspaper report that Libya would give a US$l billion (5J2.16 billion) loan to Lebanon to help lift its ailing economy. The rightwing newspaper,UPI - 70 words
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Article54 1984-10-25 3 BRITAIN'S PRINCESS Anne arrived in Bangladesh on Tuesday at the start of a gruelling five-day tour of relief centres for children in a country recovering from widespread floods. Hatless and wearing a belted green frock, trimmed in white, the Princess smiled broadly as she was w^^^mt^ atReuter - 54 words
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295 1984-10-25 3 LIM SAY BOON - Aborigines make first contact with civilisation LIM SAY BOON By Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. A family from an ancient tribe of Australian aborigines made history when they emerged last week from the Western Desert area of central Australia to make their first contact with the 20th Century. It is believed295 words
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128 1984-10-25 3 'Orphaned' embryos get chance to live MELBOURNE, Wed. Victoria state yesterday passed a new law holding out the chance of life for two "orphaned" test- tube embryos hot an expert said they were were unlikely to survive thawing from frozen storage. In a surprise move last night, the Victoria UpperReuter - 128 words
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119 1984-10-25 3 Co Thach claims accord for dialogue PARIS, Wed. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach said yesterday that he had reached an accord for dialogue on the Cambodian problem with Asean. Mr Thach told a news conference that the "accord in view of dialogue" with Asean was concluded when he metReuter - 119 words
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Article361 1984-10-25 3 PETER HAZELHURST - PETER HAZELHURST 99 per cent of top firms file bogus accounts By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Wed. In sharp contrast to Japan's reputation for honesty, more than 99 per cent of the country's largest corporations attempted to evade taxes last year. This is the finding of the361 words
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321 1984-10-25 4 Most of his career spent guarding President Profile: Luther Custodio BRIGADIER-GEN-ERAL Luther Custodio, a gutsy fighter pilot, has spent most of his impressive military career worrying about the security surrounding President Ferdinand Marcos. Trained in intelligence and air security in the United States, Brig-Gen Custodio, 50, served as the advanceUPI - 321 words
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Article, Illustration325 1984-10-25 4 It has to be concluded that one of the military group on the service stairs with Senator Aquino was the triggerman. It has been found that Senator Aquino was shot while he was on the last steps of the service stairs. Of the six persons with him325 words
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216 1984-10-25 4 ABBY TAN - Promotions came fast under Marcos ABBY TAN Profile: Fabian Ver By GENERAL Ver began his military career during World War Two as an anti-Japanese guerilla fighter. He was decorated for bravery during the 1950s communist Huk rebellion. He was warden of the Rizal provincial jail and was twice acting police216 words
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Article, Illustration672 1984-10-25 4 ABBY TAN - ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter BUT the reports (of the commission of inquiry) do not answer the question which has troubled me since why was my husband assassinated by the mil it atx/*? km w Mrs Corazon Aquino (right) BEFORE opposition leader Benigno Aquino672 words
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397 1984-10-25 5 MOSCOW, Wednesday PRESIDENT Konstantin Chernenko has announced a major land improvement programme to increase the area of viable farmland in a bid to solve Moscow's agricultural difficulties and improve food supplies. Mr Chernenko and Prime Minister Nikolai Tikhonov, addressing a specialReuter; UPI - 397 words
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Article92 1984-10-25 5 LONDON, Wed. Marshal Nikolai Ogarkov, reported ousted as the Soviet Chief of Stall in a Kremlin power straggle last month, has been appointed the Soviet army's top combat commander facing Nate forces, Jane's Defence Weekly said yesterday. It said that Marshal Ogarkov, one of the Soviets' topAP - 92 words
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Article, Illustration160 1984-10-25 5 ROME, Wed. Italians went without their customary mooting capuccino coffee yesterday as more than one million shopkeepers and cafe owners went on strike for the first time in history. About 800,000 shops, half of them food shops, 200,000 bars and restaurants all retail markets, many petrol stationsAFP; AP - 160 words
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Article184 1984-10-25 5 Fabius to boycott Russian do PARIS, Wed. Prime Minister Laurent Fabius has decided not to attend celebrations in Paris marking the 60th anniversary of FrancoSoviet diplomatic relations because of the detention of French journalist Jacques Abouchar in Afghanistan, sources close to the French leader said yesterday. At the same timeReuter - 184 words
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163 1984-10-25 5 PARIS, Wed. Western nations yesterday welcomed an unexpected agreement reached at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco), on Monday to freeze growth in the organisation's Budget for 1986-87. The Budget decision means Unesco will be able to allow for inflation,Reuter - 163 words
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339 1984-10-25 5 SHADA ISLAM - SHADA ISLAM By Brussels Reporter BRUSSELS, Wed. European Community (EC) industrialists have called for a further tightening up of the group's preferential trade offer for developing countries. Community trade officials are scheduled to undertake a major review of their 13-year-old Generalised System of Preferences339 words
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Article69 1984-10-25 5 LONDON, Wed. -y Britain's striking foal miners unexpectedly agreed to a new round of talks with management yesterday as negotiations continued with mine foremen who have scheduled a strike that could paralyse the country's remaining working mines. The talks are to be held tomorrow. It was firstAP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration597 1984-10-25 6 Focus on Chinese and Japanese groups at hearings NEW YORK, Wednesday ATTORNEY-General William French Smith said yesterday that while the federal government had achieved "its greatest successes ever" against traditional organised-crime groups, "new crime cartels" from Asia were spreading to the United States. MrNYT - 597 words
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Article, Illustration432 1984-10-25 6 Mondale calls Reagan a hypocrite WASHINGTON, Wed. DEMOCRATIC Presidential candidate Walter Mondale, fighting to rescue his faltering election campaign, has opened a new front against President Ronald Reagan by accusing him of hypocrisy in his bid to stay in the White House. The challenger yesterday released a letter purported toReuter; UPI - 432 words
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318 1984-10-25 6 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The Security Council, spurred by the South African government's massive crackdown on Black unrest, has demanded the immediate eradication of apartheid. It also condemned "continued massacres of the oppressed people" and what it described as arbitrary arrests and detentions. The resolution, directedReuter - 318 words
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Article85 1984-10-25 6 OOPS! Momentarily dazed, President Ronald Reagan stumbles on the steps of the Air Faroe One ramp at King County Airport In Seattle. Mr Reagan had Jut finished addressing aa audience on Tuesday, aid was about to board a fUght to Ohio. The President apparently slipped onAP - 85 words
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Article76 1984-10-25 6 LONDON, Wed. Fewer peo pie filed for divorce in Britain last year, according to figures out today, but the Tall in petitions may only reflect a steady decline in marriages over the past 20 years, legal sources said. Statistics from the office of the Lord ChancellorReuter - 76 words
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Article37 1984-10-25 6 KATHMANDU. Wed Eight members of a 10--member French Alpine team and six Nepales* Sherpa guides scaled the 7860-metre-high Mt Nuptsein in the Everest region without oxygen on varimis riavs from Oct 15 to 21 APAP - 37 words
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Article200 1984-10-25 7 Exit ban on two Jakarta bankers JAKARTA, Wed. TWO leading figures of the private Bank Perkembangan Asia, which has been taken over by the central bank, have been forbidden to leave the country, Slnar Harapan reported today. The central bank, Bank Indonesia, asked for the ban on the two, describedAFP - 200 words
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Article, Illustration520 1984-10-25 7 Evangeline Gamboa - Evangeline Gamboa says witness By SIX Singaporeans survived the fire that razed Pine Hotel m Baguio City where they were attending an international labour conference. "It was like the Towering Inferno, only this time it was for real," one of the delegates to520 words
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Article415 1984-10-25 7 N. BALAKRISHNAN - N. BALAKRISHNAN 'But not aimed at replacing Philippine bases' By THE Commander-in-Chief of the United States Pacific Forces, Adm William Crowe confirmed yesterday that the US army had leased additional land in the Mariana Islands but said this action should not be seen as the preparation415 words
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Article, Illustration440 1984-10-25 7 17 killed in Baguio hotel fire Singaporean guests in the burning building MANILA, Wednesday AN ALL-NIGHT inferno raged through a hotel in the mountain resort city of Baguio, 200 km north of here, killing at least 17 people and injuring 51 others. The blaze gutted the government-owned Pines Hotel andUPI; AP - 440 words
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Article51 1984-10-25 7 JAKARTA, Wed. Sultan Sir Muda Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei left here today for Jogjakarta, Central Java, where he is scheduled to visit the Magelang Military Academy. The Sultan and his entourage, who arrived here on Monday for a four-day state visit, will return home on Thursday.AFP - 51 words
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Article72 1984-10-25 7 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand has extended import controls for another six months to help correct its trade deficit, Central Bank officials said today. A freeze on the growth of bank credits for imports was imposed last November and due to expire at the end of this month. ThailandReuter - 72 words
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Article333 1984-10-25 8 First case of violence since dispute started SEREMBAN, Wed. Rival factions in Malaysia's largest Chinese political party, the MCA, clashed during a gathering at the Town Hall here last night leaving at least 10 people injured. This is the first case of violence in theNST - 333 words
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Article118 1984-10-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The government might have to subsidise the Malaysian-made car, Proton Saga, for export to compete in the foreign market, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad told the Dewan Rakyat today. Such a practice was being carried out by some big countries inBernama - 118 words
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Article, Illustration185 1984-10-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed AGRICULTURE Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Dr Mohammad Yusof Noor, appear likely to be on the Umno team with Trengganu Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amar Wan Mokhtar Ahmad for the forthcoming televised de-NST - 185 words
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199 1984-10-25 8 Officer could have made off with more Missing S iOO.OOO JOHOR B iRI Wed. Police believe thnt the police off cer whc had absconded with tlie $mjm f hat was part of a court xhibit in a cheating case covld have made off with much more money from 32 otherNST - 199 words
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Article69 1984-10-25 8 JOHOR BARU, Wed A Singaporean motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a lorry at the 36km Jalan Johor Baru-Air Hitam on Tuesday. Mr Soli man Pagi. 58, of Kampung Kecil, died on the spot. Two others on a motorcycle were also killed in another accident whenBernama - 69 words
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Article, Illustration429 1984-10-25 9 NG WENG HOONG - NG WENG HOONG Story NEIGHBOURS of an old folk's home which caught fire yesterday ignored their own safety to rescue 21 bedridden and sickly old residents of the Methodist Home for the Aged Sick at §t George's Lane, off Serangoon Road. The daring rescue byFRANCIS ONG - 429 words
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Article56 1984-10-25 9 A SENIOR SIA official said yesterday the airline will not accept any modification of its schedule. He added: "SIA has already given its recommendation to the Civil Aviation Authority on what action it thinks should be taken in the event it is not allowed to56 words
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Article348 1984-10-25 9 Campaign a success, says NTUC chairman, and 'we will work even harder' MORE Chinese Singaporeans are speaking Mandarin due to the initiative taken by government departments and statutory boards and the influence by private and civic organisations. The point was made by NTUC chairman, Mrs YuFoo348 words
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180 1984-10-25 9 SALMA KHALIK - Air Lanka threatens to pull out of Singapore S ALM A KHALIK By AIR LANKA will stop flying to Singapore by the end of this month if Singapore does not approve its winter schedule by today The winter schedule begins on Nov 1. Air Lanka chairman, Mr S.R. Wikramanayake, said180 words
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Article204 1984-10-25 9 Flying colours for SIA yet again SINGAPORE Airlines continues to win accolades from its passengers and the latest comes from those who know best the travel agents. For the second consecutive year, it has been chosen the "Best Airline in the World," by British travel agents in a survey conducted204 words
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Article235 1984-10-25 9 HUNDREDS of "birds" flocked to Hotel Meridien yesterday in the hope of getting a chance to fly. And if they measure up, the girls could be in Hongkong in about three months to start a flying career. By about 5 p.m., 466 young hopefuls235 words
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Article33 1984-10-25 9 A DEEPAVALI cultural show to celebrate Singapore's 25 years of nation-building will bp staged by Jurong Town community centre's Indian Cultural Group on Nov 7 at 7 p.m. at the centre's auditorium.33 words
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Article, Illustration359 1984-10-25 11 STELLA DANKER - A Friend in need is ringing indeed STELLA DANKER 1,000 calls to latchkey hotline this month By THE young boy in Toa Payoh was terrified. He was alone at home and a persistent salesman was prying the louvres open, asking him if his mother was home. The boy rang Tinkle359 words
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Article, Illustration356 1984-10-25 11 Why there's a need for canvassers -Spastic Children's Association FUND-RAISING is the biggest problem of the Spastic Children's Association and they have now applied to come under the Community Chest for funding. The association's chairman, lawyer Dolly Davenport, said: "Volunteers find fund-raising tedious. "They want to come and help the356 words
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Article95 1984-10-25 11 A BUS driver was yesterday accused of causing the deaths of a pickup passenger and a pedestrian by negligence on Jane 17. SBS bos driver Leng Ah Man, 46, Is charged with falling to keep a proper look-out In Lorong f, Toa Payoh, and hitting the rear of95 words
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255 1984-10-25 11 Top local QCCs to meet overseas teams TOP local quality control circles will have the chance to meet and swop ideas with the best from five other countries from Nov 12--14. Fifteen QC circles from various local sectors will meet 14 others from Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand and the United255 words
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Article51 1984-10-25 11 A COURT yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of a car washer who failed to turn up to answer a charge of actingrashly. Thamilselvan s/o Pitchay Muthu, 28, allegedly threw a bicycle from the sixth floor of Block 83, Redhill Close, on Tuesday. No bail was51 words
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Article, Illustration198 1984-10-25 13 Hakka leader dies after illness DR HU Tsai Kuen, founder of the Nanyang Clinic in Chin Swee Road and a leading member of the Hakka community here, died on Tuesday evening after a short illness. Dr Hu was 89. He was the oldest practising general practitioner in Singapore when he198 words
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Article44 1984-10-25 13 A CABBAGE Plot reading competition for primary school children, organised by the Bukit Merah branch of the National Library, will be held from Nov 5 to Nov 30. Entry forms can be obtained from the Adult Information Counter at the library.44 words
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Article, Illustration602 1984-10-25 13 Chief Assessor 'violated principle of equal treatment' HEALTH Minister Howe Yoon Chong yesterday won his appeal against the Chief Assessor's reassessment of the 1976 annual value of his Binjai Park home from $8,400 to $28,800. In allowing the appeal, Mr Justice Lai Kew602 words
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126 1984-10-25 13 THE government has introduced a number of measures to boost small businesses in Singapore. These include providing concessionary loans to help them modernise and a low-cost factoring scheme to provide them with additional working capital. Other measures are: The setting up of an126 words
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Article97 1984-10-25 13 Illegal entry A THAI woman who was refused entry into Singapore sneaked in through the railway station gate meant for handling luggage. Mayuree Wongsawat, 31, who came here for prostitution, was arrested by immigration officers on Monday. A court yesterday heard that Mayuree arrived97 words
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111 1984-10-25 13 Illegal job switch A THAI woman quit her job as a maid and worked as an illegal labour supply agent, a court heard yesterday. Prisana Inma, 41, was given a work permit to work as a maid with Mr S. P. Gobinathan for two111 words
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Article50 1984-10-25 13 A NATIONAL serviceman died during training at the Singapore Armed Forces Seletar Camp yesterday. A Defence Ministry statement identified the soldier as Private Koh Kim Soon, 19, from the 30th Singapore Combat Engineers. He will be given a military funeral and a Committee of Inquiry will be convened.50 words
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129 1984-10-25 13 Man on arms charges to go on trial A MAN was yesterday ordered to go on trial in the High Court on charges under the Arms Offences Act, one of which carries the death penalty. Twenty— four other charges of theft of motorcycles, and two of armed robbery, against Ow129 words
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Article43 1984-10-25 13 THE public can donate blood at the Donation Centre in Singapore General Hospital on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. They can also go to St John's St Margaret's Church, Dover Avenue, between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m.43 words
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189 1984-10-25 13 JUNE TAN - RJC added to Humanities award scheme JUNE TAN By RAFFLES Junior College has joined Hwa Chong as an official centre for students of the Humanities Award scheme. Top 'O' level students joining the scheme had, in the past, been encouraged by the Education Ministry to study at Hwa Chong only,189 words
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Article24 1984-10-25 13 SECONDARY students can now apply for the Ministry of Education's bursaries, worth $120 a year The closing date for applications is Nov. 924 words
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Article45 1984-10-25 13 THE Singapore Jaycees (Orchid Chapter) will donate 50,000 Saridon tablets to the Botswana Jaycees in Africa This is part of its special assistance programme to the less developed countries with the theme North-South Cooperation The tablets were donated by Roche Pharma ceuticai45 words
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Article41 1984-10-25 13 A SIX-LECTURE course on effective leadership started yesterda\ at the Institute of Education Held on Wednes days, the course is organised by the extra-mural studies de partmenl of the National University of Singapore Telephone *****55 for more de tails.41 words
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Article98 1984-10-25 13 POLICE last night recovered another lorryload of video recorders which had been reported stolen almost a fortnight ago. Altogether 133 recorders, worth $102,410, were found in a lorry parked at a car park in Telok Paku Road, off Changi Point at about 5.30 p.m. Last98 words
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290 1984-10-25 15 COUPON parking will be introduced at five Port of Singapore Authority car parks from Nov 1. Motorists can use HDB URA parking coupons at Maritime Square car parks A, B, C and D; Tanjong Pagar Complex car park Multi-Storey Complex I and290 words
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262 1984-10-25 15 CHAN ENG CHENG - CHAN ENG CHENG By They can get them 30 minutes before show STUDENTS and senior citizens can enjoy halfprice concessions at some Singapore Symphony Orchestra concerts from Friday. They can buy unsold $4 and $7 tickets at $2 and $3 half an hour262 words
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Article102 1984-10-25 15 Mary Rose from the seabed SINGAPOREANS can soon see the recovery and raising of a ship which sank in the 16th century. The Mary Rose, commissioned by King Henry as his flagship, sank to the Solent seabed off Portsmouth more than 450 years ago and was raised on Oct 11,102 words
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Article, Illustration221 1984-10-25 15 $25.000 prize in Shell contest won SHELL yesterday gave away a prize of $25,000 to furniture designer Tan Chin Bock who Drought in two matching halves of a coupon which was given out in a contest organised by the oil company. Mr Tan, 32, said a friend would get the221 words
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Article96 1984-10-25 15 Man robbed of $120 and his taxi A TAXI driver was robbed of his money and taxi by a passenger at Towner Road, off Serangoon Road, on Tuesday at 4 a.m. Mr K H. Tay, 69, had earlier picked up the man and was driving along Towner Road when the96 words
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Article44 1984-10-25 15 BEDOK community centre will celebrate Deepavali on Sunday with songs and dances starting from 7.15 o.m. The MP for Bedok, Prof S. Jayakumar. who is also the Labour Minister and Second Minister (or Law and Home Affairs, will be present.44 words
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360 1984-10-25 15 CHRISTINA TSENG - More locals going on short cruises CHRISTINA TSENG By SINGAPOREANS are taking to the high seas as a cheap way oi relaxing without the hassles of checking in and out at hotels, worrying about baggage and spending precious time at airports. Travel agents believe that the local market for four360 words
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166 1984-10-25 16 Ministry's supplies centre to go on-line GOVERNMENT departments will be able to get any item they need more quickly and efficiently when the Finance Ministry's Central Supplies Department fully computerises its operations by 1987. It plans to do this in stages, beginning next March. The department procures, stocks and distributes166 words
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Article, Illustration465 1984-10-25 16 SUSANNA KULATISSA; WAN SENG YIP - SUSANNA KULATISSA WAN SENG YIP Story: Picture: They made life easier for the retarded LIFE was made a little easier for the retarded children in Ang Mo Kio when 36 youths decided to lend a hand. In 1960, the children became part of the465 words
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205 1984-10-25 16 Campaigns to be recapped at National Exhibition ALL those campaigns that added to Singapore's success story will be back, this time to run simultaneously. It is not a super national campaign of campaigns. But they will be recapped in fun fashion through sketches and puppet shows at the national campaign205 words
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Article101 1984-10-25 16 Height of ships monitored SHIPS sailing through Keppel Harbour, Jnreng Channel and the Johor Straits will have their height monitored. The Port of Singapore Authority has asked all vessels over the height of 31 metres which are coming in, leaving or in transit in the three areas, to report first101 words
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Article71 1984-10-25 16 r iinu oui u you are reaay 10 be a star at an audition conducted by the Singapore Theatre's American Repertory Showcase at the Drama Centre in Canning Rise on Nov 11 The audition is to select a cast of "star" performers for a production71 words
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Article338 1984-10-25 17 ANNE KOH - ANNE KOH By Fellowships for stint in big corporations MORE Singaporeans will be "adopted" by large corporations in Japan for a short period to learn the latest in their technology. The Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Singapore and the Association of Overseas Technical Scholarship338 words
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Article, Illustration129 1984-10-25 17 JUST two stools and lots of money was all Mr M. Kadir needed to start a thriving money changing business along the Orchard Mall. He used to ran the kiosk in front of MacDonald's In Orchard Road. Bat his kiosk was129 words
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Article15 1984-10-25 17 THE East Coast Park swimming lagoon will be closed tomorrow for maintenance work.15 words
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220 1984-10-25 17 Firm puts in extra $6 m to meet wire demand A HIGH demand for wires by the electronic industry has prompted a Japanese wire-making company to invest about $6 million more to expand its production operations here. Fujikura Singapore will spend about $4 to $5 million on machinery and advanced220 words
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Article120 1984-10-25 17 DENMARK'S Nordic Agricultural College in Odense, which trains students in modern agricultural methods, will offer five scholarships worth $26,000 each to Singaporeans in the private sector. The Danida scholarships, sponsored by the Danish government, will put students through a 10-month general management course in agricultural120 words
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Article40 1984-10-25 17 TAN Poh Kim, 10, suffered serious injuries after he was knocked down by a private bus in Kim Keat Avenue on Tuesday. Witnesses are asked to contact Sgt Lee Cheng Huat of the Traffic Police on *****00.40 words
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Advertisement1183 1984-10-25 12 It's here! The event you've been waiting for! A meeting of all the leading names of W^tMf '^b-————-.^ electrical items, all offering you the finest prices around! Plus you could 'Win Cash For I^^% Christmas' in the exciting contest. Hurry for the best deal now! Offers at all Yaohan Ht\1,183 words
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Advertisement265 1984-10-25 13 INTERNATIONAL TRUST B Finance Limited B (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) '^^BS Earn higher interest in Fixed Deposits B ■12 months BV2 %p.a. B 9 months 8 1 /4%p.a. B .p! 6 months 8 1 /4%p.a. B 3 months 8 1 /4%p.a. B 1 month 8 1 /4%p.a. B265 words
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Advertisement95 1984-10-25 14 SINGAPORE AIRPORT x DUTY-FREE EMPORIUM tk W'armest wishes to the Singapore Airport Duty-free 1 Emporium (SADE) on your 10th anniversary. May it be your best year yet with many more to come. Congratulations too, on being named the top dutyfree store in the world. Last of all, our thanks for95 words
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Advertisement530 1984-10-25 17 It says a lot about a Rolex. It says alot about a jeweller who sells them. cially Certified. \|^p)T\^^|f jeweller is no ordiexhaustive testing by select any an unbiased, indepen- jßP"^^ new outlet for their dent body called the MjSs watches very, very carefully. Swiss Institute for fflj Which enables530 words
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Article447 1984-10-25 18 AFTER nearly a year of hard work, the commission investigating the assassination of Filipino opposition leader, Mr Benigno Aquino, has released its long-awaited findings. Although the commission's chairman, Mrs Corazon Agrava, disagreed with her colleagues in identifying the people responsible for Mr Aquino's death, the panel was447 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1984-10-25 18 GUY HICKS - 'One Korea' only a distant possibility GUY HICKS Seoul's acceptance of Pyongyang's recent flood relief aid allows measure of hope By Writing for The Apan Wall Street Journal RESIDENTS of Taesongdong, South Korea's village in the Demilitarised Zone separating North and South Korea, last month witnessed one of the most1,009 words
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Article, Illustration517 1984-10-25 18 BARNABY FEDER - BARNABY FEDER By STOCKHOLM Sir Richard Stone, a retired 71-year-old Cambridge University professor, last Thursday won the Nobel Memorial Prize in economic science for his work in developing the systems widely used to measure the performance of national economies. The Nobel selection committeeNYT - 517 words
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Article, Illustration651 1984-10-25 18 How Iran might get what it wants from Iraq in a not-so-obvious way ANOTHER tanker whacked by an Iraqi missile; another anonymous, but presumably Iranian, counter-strike. The Gulf war staggers on, killing a few people, keeping up the price of oil, but getting nowhere in particular.The Economist - 651 words
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209 1984-10-25 19 'N' level students must keep on learning I WOULD like to offer a suggestion to help Normal level students in secondary schools make better use of their time. The authorities should consider allowing them to sit London Chamber of Commerce and Industryexaminations at elementary level in single subjects such as209 words
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217 1984-10-25 19 Act to improve quality of our water I AM worried to learn of the very high concentration of trinalome thanes (THMs) in the water supply to the western part of Singapore. The average THM level in the water supply to the central part of the island is 21.3 parts per217 words
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Letter, Illustration151 1984-10-25 19 I REFER to the National University of Singapore's intention to start a master's programme for accountancy graduates. The intention to upgrade professional skills is commendable and necessary. I am, however, saddened that it is to be confined to NUS degree holders. There are people151 words
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Letter, Illustration111 1984-10-25 19 OVER two months have passed and there has been no reply from the Housing Board to the letter by "Anti-Dog". (ST, Aug 16). The letter "Why must residents be a witness, HDB?" highlights a problem which should be of concern to all HDB111 words
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Letter, Illustration84 1984-10-25 19 I USE the Pan-Island Expressway every day when I drive from Jurong East to Changi Point and back. I have noticed that the public telephones along the route are almost always not in working order. They either don't have a diall- ing tone or, if they84 words
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125 1984-10-25 19 Move rubbish compounds away from flats I REFER to the letter "Rubbish compound too near" by "Residents of Block 450". (ST, Oct 16). I support their call to demolish the compound on the ground that it is unhygienic. I live in Block 541, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10. The rubbish125 words
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135 1984-10-25 19 Dismayed that East Coast beach is filthy AFTER being away for five years, I decided to revisit some of the places I knew so well, like the East Coast beach. I was most dismayed to find it so filthy. To think that until recently I used to take pride in135 words
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92 1984-10-25 19 Pensions should depend on dollar I REFER to the letter "Pension: Reward or punishment?" by "FedSi Pensioner". (ST, Oct Perhaps the most appropriate question to ask the economists of this island state is this: "Has the purchasing power of the Singapore dollar remained constant over the last 10 years?" If92 words
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812 1984-10-25 19 A CHARTERED SECRETARY'S VIEW OF THE COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) ACT WHILE I fully appreciate and support the rationale far the recent amendments to the Companies Act, I feel that perhaps a somewhat less dogmatic stand in certain areas would have gone a long way towards mitigating812 words
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Advertisement191 1984-10-25 19 I Where would you begin X .A.O At Holiday Inn Kuching^^^^^* with their 'Off Beat' Borneo Packages. Now, Holiday Inn Kuching offers 2 ways to explore Sarawak, land of rain forests, mountains, rivers and head-hunters. 'Off -Beat' Borneo Package I: (4 days/ 3 nights) Twin Sharing Sss 30.00++ per person191 words
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Article, Illustration848 1984-10-25 20 SCOTT ARMSTRONG - SCOTT ARMSTRONG By Some currencies which are changing to beat forgeries: 4 Since 1970, almost every country in the world has changed its currency largely due to the threat of counter- m feiting. Rober{ Lmef 7 AS A counterfeiter, Emanuel Ninger was smooth. He spurned848 words
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Article519 1984-10-25 20 CHARLES-ANTOINE DE NERCIAT - Vietnam out to woo more tourists CHARLES-ANTOINE DE NERCIAT By HANOI "An unforgettable experience of a lifetime" is the promise an Italian tour company extends to those who plan visit Vietnam. But those who read on find the attractions offered are not weighted towards the luxurious. Yes, the accomodation isAFP - 519 words
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Advertisement377 1984-10-25 20 ntil recently, we thought people s~* there's no way you'll find me assumed benign indifference to the snoozing between the covers." space in a shop. Z^-v^ I -J j, "Leave me in the After all, the con- "^^vjJl i^ C- /-^Z--^y' poetry section, venience one derives from >> *^^^*^\S^l*/ mm377 words
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Article, Illustration300 1984-10-25 21 Prices close lower with losses among top counters THE post-Malaysian Budget euphoria evaporated and local stock market prices closed lower in every sector. All the top 20 counters traded sported losses which ranged from one cent to 10 cents. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 7.70 points to 867.59. The300 words
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Article85 1984-10-25 21 WHATEVER hopes of a sustained rally were dashed yesterday when share prices fell sharply lower on a broad front at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange. Reflecting the resurgence of selling, the final tally showed 144 issues losing ground compared with only 13 counters improving. At the close,85 words
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Article66 1984-10-25 21 Bousteidßhd -2 Gurmess —6 CIC +4 Hwhr —3 CM -8 hefec^tßhd -4 BEST -1 w Ft N -5 Mtfti-PwpoM —3 Gwtrfs -10 »T susp Nat to +2 Rothmawl -1 PMC -6 SwbMp -2 P«,FVr -8 S™ o 5 p w »w STra*| unch mis ram j^66 words
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Article33 1984-10-25 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983 84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75(17/9/64) 550.78(12/8/82)33 words
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Article44 1984-10-25 21 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrie Is 7 102 12 Finance 0 10 4 Hotels 0 1 1 Prooerties 3 8 0 Oil palms 2 4 1 T.ns 1 3 3 Rubbers 0 16 3 Deb/Loans 0 0 1 Total 13 144 2544 words
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Article86 1984-10-25 21 Spore Land 342 -12 0 C B C 940-10 Ga**J-e*t 515 -10 M Cables 430 -10 Ma-run Corpn 326 -10 KL M 50c 267 -10 Sateras Res 210 -10 M Glass 270 -9 Lim Rah N-am 137 -9 C C M 486-8 P*a>o 50C 324 -8 General Carp 23386 words
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Article59 1984-10-25 21 Oct 22 Oct 24 BT Composite 775 72 769.83 BT Indicator *****44 *****04 BT 08/OS +63 -1 ST Industrials 875.29 867.59 ST Finance 2548.56 2536.87 ST Hotels 902.56 907.44 ST Properties 546.50 543.09 ST Minings 371.10 370.97 ST Plantations *****6 2561.15 OCBC ***** 669.20 OUB Composite 443.60 439.01 SES59 words
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Article18 1984-10-25 21 Ben Co 734,000 DBS 612,000 Pohong Inv 381,000 Lim Koh Ngom 203,000 Tuan Sing Hldgs 199,00018 words
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Article78 1984-10-25 21 'BNlOOfl 226 +31 Apofo 230 +30 D Keramat 855 +15 Seafan 218 +15 Mt Pleasure 50c 158 +8 MT P 430 +6 M Breweries 690 +5 Dutch Bab j 620 +5 ttfh t Lo« 50c 250 +5 CaC 308+4 Set Coconuts 293 +3 MCredrt 233 3 'Enterprises 410 +278 words
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Article38 1984-10-25 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 14 85 9 Finance 4 13 0 Hotels 3 4 2 Properties 2 8 0 Plantations 3 8 0 Mining 0 2 0 Deb, Loans 2 6 4 Total 28 126 1538 words
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280 1984-10-25 21 WITH the recent tightening of the laws governing business behaviour in Singapore, directors may find themselves open to more suits brought against them by their shareholders or for breaches in the Companies Act, Banking Act and Finance Act. Two insurance companies. The Insurance Corporation280 words
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604 1984-10-25 21 KEVIN PAGE - KEVIN PAGE It's political stability and good growth prospects, says Chartered By THE $350 million Chartered Bank building in Battery Road would have gone ahead even if parent company Standard Chartered PLC had foreseen the current property glut here. This was because it was604 words
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Article134 1984-10-25 21 SYDNEY Increasing foreign competition for Australian investment institution funds could inhibit the growth of the Australian share market, Australian Associated Stock Exchanges chairman Jim Bain said. An increase in institutional investment overseas is inevitable because Australia has no listed computer or car manufacturing or hotel-motelReuter - 134 words
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Article123 1984-10-25 21 SEOUL South Korean construction firms have won so far this year some US$5.l2 billion (about Ssll billion) worth of overseas construction contracts, a sharp decline compared to last year's orders to- tailing US$lO.4 billion, the Construction Ministry reported. The ministry also said uncollected bills for constructionAFP - 123 words
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Article117 1984-10-25 21 LONDON Laura Ashley, the international design and fashion house, announced on Tuesday that it plans to enter the Japanese market next year. The company is approaching the market with a well-established Japanese partner, Jusco (Japan United Stores). Jusco, with over 310 stores employing more than 28,000UPI - 117 words
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Article75 1984-10-25 21 DETROIT General Motors has announced a 43 per cent drop in third quarter profits of US$4l7 million (about Ss9oo million), blaming strikes at its US and West German plants. The world's biggest car manufacturer said it lost nearly US$2OO million in after-tax profits because of aReuter - 75 words
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Article89 1984-10-25 21 TOKYO Fuji Photo Film Company Ltd is negotiating the supply of eight millimetre video cassette tapes to Polaroid Corp of the US, a Fuji spokesman said. He declined to give further details, but the financial daily, Ninon Keizai Shimbun, reported that Fuji has agreedReuter - 89 words
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102 1984-10-25 21 Earnings of Chase not very good chairman NEW YORK Chase Manhattan Corp's earnings have suffered from poor asset quality and efforts to strengthen the bank by boosting loanloss reserves, chairman Bill Butcher said. "Earnings are not very good. We know that. Not very good absolutely, and not particularly good relatively,"Reuter - 102 words
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Article652 1984-10-25 21 TOKYO knew immediately. Hongkong decided quickly. But Singapore is still doing the sums. Is a lower crude oil price good news or bad for the stock market? To be fair, the lower crude price has already had some impact on the local market. For theBusiness Times - 652 words
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Article, Illustration205 1984-10-25 21 ANTHONY HOE - ANTHONY HOE By STOOPING to dot the eyes of this "lion" is Lord Barber, chairman of Standard Chartered Bank PLC. This colourful scene preceded the official opening of The Chartered Bank's new 44-storey bnilding at Battery Road. Noting that the building205 words
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296 1984-10-25 21 Dollar's second sharp fall in a month THE US dollar fell sharply against major currencies in the local foreign exchange market yester day the second time in a month. The main reason for the fall, which began in New York on Tuesday, was due to a slight easing in the296 words
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Article2858 1984-10-25 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and i Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done' Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table2,858 words
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Article2283 1984-10-25 22 INDUSTRIALS AJMtomoto (3 765) Alcom (1 51B) (5) 1 55 (3) 1 53 (9) 1 52(14) 1.51 Antoh (1 568 I 58S) (8) 1.64 (1) 1 63 (10) I 62 (1) 1 60 (2) I 58 il) I 56 A Choc (2.695) (1) 2 742,283 words
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Article2850 1984-10-25 22 All shares quoted have a par value of SI. uniesv otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip lights N to enempled dividend ABN is tradf-d in lots of 10 shares each with the price qucteri in dollars 1984 Last Yield Voi Day High Low Company Sale Change (OOO)2,850 words
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Article298 1984-10-25 23 FOB in bales KAo MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M cents/kilo) Noon Close Noon Close hit 1 RSS Prompt *****-1 76 50N 175.25-176 25N unq unq M IRSNm *****-***** 177 00-177 60 202.00 ?03 00 .''00.50-201.00 i- nl IBSSDK 179 75 180 25 179 50-180 00 m? KSS Nov 168.00 -169298 words
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Article49 1984-10-25 23 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price stayed at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M529.15 per kilo yesterday. The buffer stock manager absorbed the bulk of the 174 tonnes offered, down from the previous 197 tonnes on Monday. Tuesday was a holiday. No rationing was detected.49 words
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Article23 1984-10-25 23 Closing prices Copper tonne Tues Spot 1047 50-1048.00 (1052 00-1052 50 3 months 1072.50-1073.50 (1076.00-107b.50 Market tone Barely Steady Sales: 19.200 tonnes23 words
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Article350 1984-10-25 23 Nognciosnf FOB NSW 305 00 (sellers i prices MOO kj Produce [change Coconut Closmf pnces, 3..-JB 196 00 (sellers' kio. ei |odo«m OM *vn FOB .'08 M I Mfcl 1 1 Di*.a im fob 212 00 (nfcrs nice SHGHTOW CoDf a Thai Nhte 353 iMl ""SS ne* crop350 words
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Article24 1984-10-25 23 Closing prices Silver USS/troy u Wed Tues Singapore 7 30- -7 35 Closed Tues Man tew York 7.32-7.37 Unav .Source Cr«/;f i'u/sse. Spor24 words
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Article26 1984-10-25 23 Closing prices Aluminium £/tome Tuts Spot 856.00—857 00 (868 00-868 50) 3 months 881 00— 881 50 (*****-892 00) Market tone: Easier Sales 9.400 tonnes26 words
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Article26 1984-10-25 23 GOLD US$/oz Wed Tues Singapore 339.50 340.00 Closed Mon Sat Hongkong 339.60-340.00 339.30-339.70 Tues Mon New York 338.25-338.75 338.50-339.00 London 340.00-340.50 339.00 339 5026 words
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Article, Illustration28 1984-10-25 23 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore November 177.00 up 1.75 cents Malaysia November 200.50 unchanged Tin Closing prices Ms/kilc KL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover: 174 tonnes down 23 tonnes28 words
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Article138 1984-10-25 23 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly higher on light covering interest as sentiment was aided by firmer Chicago soyabean futures. But trading was quiet as most operators remained sidelined following Tuesday's holiday closure. PALM Closing prices Crude Ms/tonne palm oil Oct 1137.50 (north central) 1132.50 (south) Refined138 words
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Article135 1984-10-25 23 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5523,737 and 5523,814 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.30/0.70, reflecting a weaker US dollar. It closed the first session in quiet trading at U*****.00/0.50. It re-opened in the afternoon at U*****.70 4.20 and eroded off to the day's low of U*****.135 words
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Article201 1984-10-25 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreifn Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSI O foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8264 1 8283 5 56- 544 Canadian dollar *****-1648? 6.14-604 NZ dollar 1.0560—1.0586 9.73—9.35 Sterling pound 2.6357-2 6391 3.83-3.76 US dollar 2.1640-2 1650 4.66 46; Local dollars201 words
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Article215 1984-10-25 23 Arbuthnot Securities Asia Spo'e Growth Fund CBC E As.a Fai.it.. C 96-1 01 OUB-Montagu Umor Spore Fjrw 1 06—1.12 Income Bond Unit Income Bond 29 !36 MARA Bumiputra First B putra 5 55-5 60 Second B putra 5 06 -5 11 Third 6 putra 4 20-4.25 Fowtt B215 words
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Article53 1984-10-25 23 THE December contract opened at U*****.00, 15 ticks higher than the previous settlement. Prices were higher as the US dollar weakened in the spot market. Trading was quiet, between a narrow range of (In USS per Troy ounce) Open High Lew Sett Est Vol Dec 344.00 344.10 343.10 343.2053 words
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Article64 1984-10-25 23 THE December Deutschemark opened at 0.3329, 40 ticks higher than the previous settlement price. The Deutschemark strengthened against the US dollar throughout the day's trading. Profit-taking pres- sured Deutschemark prices to the day's low at 0.3316 before the December contract settled slightly higher at 0.3319. US dollar Deutschemark Open64 words
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Article58 1984-10-25 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE December Eurodollar opened 33 ticks higher than the previous settlement a! 89.56 Trading was moderate, with good partirij^ation from locals and institutions. 1 100 implied interest rate Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dee 89.56 89 678 89.56 89.60 340 Mar 85 89.19 89.25 89.19 89.2158 words
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Article228 1984-10-25 23 THE Singapore dollar opened at 552.1615 30 and soon reached 552.1630. It dipped to a low of 552.1655 before recovering slightly to close at 552.1640 50. The greenback was generally weaker against most major currencies in moderately active early trading. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 3.0250 60, marginally228 words
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Article381 1984-10-25 23 a round-up of wire services NEW YORK, Wed. Stocks closed mixed yesterday as the market succumbed to late profittaking in blue chip issues. This was despite a simultaneous rally with bonds early in the day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 4.19 points to close at 1213.01. Volume381 words
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Article79 1984-10-25 23 I I I i i i -i i i i Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1,054.31 (1,045.16) Week ago 1,017.43 0 Australian Al-Ordinaries J m o Wednesday 747.6 (741.8) ■SirWeek ago 747.8 Australian Industrials Wednesday 1,093.4 (1,088.9) Week jgo 1,086.5 Financial Times Industrials Tuesday 867.2 (855.5) Week ago 886.6 179 words
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Article601 1984-10-25 23 The New York stock market prices were not available yesterday. Oct 24 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 157 2 Ass Dairies 186 +2 BTRPLC 480 +8 Babcocks 129 +2 2Barcloys 512 +3 Beechoms 358 -5 BICC 223 +3 Blue Circle 445 +5 BOC Group 232 +4 Boots 195 +1 Bowater601 words
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Article294 1984-10-25 23 Oct 24 HKJ Change Assoc ioted Hotels 0 45 +0 01 Bonk Ot East Asia 20 90 +10 Cheung Kong 8 55 +8 1 Chmo Light 15 50 +02 Cross Harb Tunnel 9 808 F E Consortium 0 3858 Far East Exch PhileK 0 035 unch G I Cement294 words
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Article336 1984-10-25 23 Oct 24 Yen Dwnje Aiinomoto 1090 unch Akoi 523 -7 Amodu 1 230 +40 Asah, Chem 590 1 34 Awh. Gloss 845 +5 Bank Tk 476+1 Bridgestone 581 +6 Canon 1670 10 Casio Computer 1770 +30 Cn/en 632 7 D Nip Print 1070 +10 D Nippon Screen 1750 +20336 words
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Article331 1984-10-25 23 Oct 24 Cents Change (Aust) INDUSTRIALS A C I 187 unch A N I 264 unch A P M 236 I Abertoyle 890 1 0 Age 300 unch Alliance OH 93 unch Allied Mill 220 unch Ampol Exp 270 +5 Ampol Pet 170 unch Anz 514 +14 Ashton 89331 words
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Article, Illustration643 1984-10-25 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Recwvini Receivinf Ship (Voyajje) An Carjo Time Block Sea Prelude (37) 25/10(2300) TA3 *****100 B8 E Grade (003RE) 25/10(2300) FSB *****100 S4 Benavon (62/478) 26/10(0030) FSB 1100 1230,1100 1230 Fl Gi Bto« (*****) 26/10(0700) FSB 0700-*****800 1900 N EHadsomeo SW)643 words
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Article, Illustration281 1984-10-25 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves New Dove 18 aside 25 10 Prosper 15/6 aside 25 10 Raiah Brooke 20W aside 25 10 Sun Timor 29/30 aside 25 10 Waheng 27 8 aside 25 10 Builder 111 22 25/10 26 10 Court Lady 5 25 10 29281 words
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Article35 1984-10-25 23 SEATTLE A German shipyard. Howaldtswerke-Deutschewerft of Hamburg, has been awarded a US$l45 million (Ss3l3 million) contract to convert a Seattle-based ocean liner, the SS nnit«»H States, into a luxury cruise ship UPIUPI - 35 words
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Article241 1984-10-25 24 Quicker MAS mail with Telebox THE Monetary Authority of Singapore can now send mail at the touch of a button to b*nks and other financial institutions. This is because the MAS has been linked to Telecoms' electronic mail system, Telebox, since May, enabling it to send letters instantly to other241 words
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470 1984-10-25 24 S. KUMAR - S. KUMAR Company is the fifth to be turned down this year By SINGAPORE Chinese music recording company Tony Wong Company (Pte) Ltd has suffered the same fate as four other companies seeking a listing on the stock market this year. The company,470 words
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Article, Illustration184 1984-10-25 24 WORKERS who may come into contact with inflammable or toxic gases in enclosed spaces would find a portable gas monitoring instrument useful. There's also a model that measures the amount of oxygen in the air. To ensure that the alarm is not triggered off184 words
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Article83 1984-10-25 24 THE Lanier Messenger is a first microcassette dictating unit which allows the boss to continue dictating while his secretary is transcribing at the same time. The microcassettes are in the secretary's unit and the boss need not worry about taking them out. The boss only83 words
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229 1984-10-25 24 NEW YORK Exxon, the world's largest oil company, yesterday reported a 4.1 per cent increase in tljird-quarter earnings, despite a steep decline in the performance of its worldwide refining and marketing operations. Net income amounted to US$l.2B billion (about Ss2.B billion), or US$l.5BFT - 229 words
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Article, Illustration490 1984-10-25 24 ELAYNE THONG - ELAYNE THONG By "IT IS now Myshop," Mr Hudson Lim can say as he has taken over the chain of mini supermarkets with this name. He bought over the tenancy agreement and existing assets from a group of local businessmen. The director of490 words
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Advertisement190 1984-10-25 21 IBM a^^^^^^B^^^^^k a/.\(;a//.\l' df.yoied to /'kofl'ss/ovaj skc ka \k//-> &m HH MIDOCTOBER 1984 5»3.20M»3.50 1 wS ~ZZSS mBSBSS B BJP*"^^ mull Z^Z9 bbbi bkZZZ. i? ppOOoBj! •■•*■>■) "V i @>:* I •AOmMm Show o A Gift For "Booses' Dm/' Common Job-Titles e I Making The Moot Of Your Ufe The190 words
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Advertisement153 1984-10-25 22 l.s I FROM MANAGEMENT l=: CHOW^«UKN» I THEORY TO BUSINESS I li\NA^'To I SENSE I JiIPOR^^JfNSE I The Myths Realities of H I/l L f ,fh^ (> In the everyday operating life of an S y rffUn \'|VU \V/>n\ HI organization a variety of management H 1 1* Ab 'it153 words
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Advertisement14 1984-10-25 23 (BUKU ME RAH) DIRECTS YOU TO THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENE OF THEIR BUSINESS14 words
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Advertisement28 1984-10-25 23 t A hard loon at what it wiU take to succeed m business for the next 20 years With turbulent tines ahead forewarned will be forearmed THE B&DKSHOP28 words
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Advertisement549 1984-10-25 24 SHARP Plain Paper Copiers with AUTO EXPOSURE and <*&?>> with TWO v ENLARGEMENT/REDUCTION MODES /^5-YEAR GUARANTEE X^% I SHARP Plain Paper Copiers are feature-packed with «*»"jg^^^i^!*v S^ ar P V tomorrow's copying need in mind. That's why you'll get %Sofo^\ PL-V^^ X consistent quality-copy after copy. And to show the549 words
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Advertisement225 1984-10-25 24 U.S. $100,000,000 Republic of the Philippines Floating Rate Notes Due 1 986 In accordance with the provisions of the Notes, notice is hereby given that for the six month Interest Period from 24th October, 1984 to 24th April, 1985 the Notes will carry an Interest Rate of 11 1 16%225 words
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Advertisement613 1984-10-25 25 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: *v* Monday Friday 900am to 5.00pm I Ordinary: Isl 00 per word (Mm $15 00) I Food/ Ent rtainm#nt p \f y- I Saturday 8.30am to 2.00pm "am Personal Services/ Merchandise C.A.T.S. _-"\—*\f T m HOU c: M i 3M a i rrr, S n613 words
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Advertisement878 1984-10-25 25 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out (BOON LAY GARDEN REST?) THE BEST RESTAURANT IN jurong m Tel: *****39 fIWIHH 2 J£ \Boon Lay Garden Swimming Pool Complex/ 13 Musical Instruments YAMAHA PORTASOUND PS-10. Excellent condition. Selling $550. Tel: *****57. 14 Antiques/Arts/ Crafts DEALERS DAY SPECIAL discounts for quantity purchases tclay878 words
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Advertisement1636 1984-10-25 25 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out BJliillliii^^ 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products STOCK LOT FOR SALE Garment factory has large quantity of stock lot for sale. Dress shirt good quality, branded. Woven fabric cotton, CVC, etc Knitted fabric interlock, La Coste,1,636 words
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Advertisement1915 1984-10-25 25 K* CALLING ALL ANTIQUE Enthusi- Br asts! Today is Dealer's Day at the K Dairnaru Antique Fair, where IB important porcelain, bronzes, old B, 9°'d and silver artifacts and even black wood furniture are for sale. Examine classification 14 for Bp more details. 36 House Renovation/Decor Ng Kian Seng General1,915 words
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Advertisement825 1984-10-25 26 38 TV/Video/Hi-Fi HOSHINA SPECIALISES IN TV antenna iiiNtull.itu>n .ier\ue with i->e.ir guarantee c'aii ***** n -i-"J.^'.'» I lan i .tt)pm i LEONG LECK SPECIALISES m repairing vMn cotoui r v hi-fi system antennae installation SonKt [Wi"* 1 1 TtiiWß SEE FWA SPECIALIZES in VMeO, Gatou rv Hi-Fi systen repairs. antennae825 words
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Advertisement628 1984-10-25 26 51 Printing/ Copying Services i QUALITY INSTANT PRINTING l.etj ters. Forms. Brochures. Kni velopes. Business Cards, Call Llt- tie Beaver Instunt Printing 250-7T>S ti WATSON PRESS SPECIALISES in name cards, letterheads, invoices, etc Golden Mile Tower Beach Road. =02-58. *****85/ i *****75 500 NAME CARDS $20 00: 500 letI terheads628 words
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Advertisement1617 1984-10-25 26 56 Industrial 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Equipment/ Equipment/ Supplies Supplies Supplies V SALE BY TENDER WIZEMANN MARINE DIESEL ENGINES POWERED BY MERCEDES BENZ. ONE UNIT TYPE WMI3OT 0M352A TURBOCHARGED 6 CYL-IN-LINE 168HP ONE UNIT TYPE WM3OO 0M403 10 CYL-VEE 320HP FOUR UNITS TYPE WM4OO 0M404 12 CYL-VEE 430HP TWO1,617 words
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Advertisement898 1984-10-25 26 SI PL KEEN TO GET involved in the BIG Mm V[■ DIG? A Contractor working on the mm I I Ir» MRT Project requires a Working mm HI B L-JI Foreman Electrician to take mm «s mm charge of the electrical supply at B9 S Blw MRT s tes and898 words
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Advertisement778 1984-10-25 26 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Secretary Clerical Clerical [tan BEHN MEYER invites applications for the following positions: 1) MARKETING SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE The successful candidate will have to provide marketing support for office equipment e.g. conducting demonstrations on memory typewriters wo-d processors to potential customers and to provide raining778 words
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Advertisement465 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SECRETARY EXPLORATION LOGGING (S) PTE LTD. a subsidiary of an American geological consulting and engineering company, requires Secretary for our new offices located at Loyang Offshore Base. Basic Requirements: i plus years' secretarial work experience e Mature, self-starter, ability to handle the pressures of a465 words
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Advertisement500 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Due to our expansion, we have immediate vacancies forSTORE CLERK A GENERAL CLERK Requlrements:Preferably candidates with some working experience but not essential. Able to commence work immediately. Male applicants should complete or be exempted from N.S. We offer 5 day work week Transport allowance Monthly500 words
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Advertisement539 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An Established Advertising firm requires: (A) Female General Clerk Applicants should possess: e GCE "O" or "A" level with credits in English Mathematics e Ability to type fast accurate e Relevant experience In Advertising or Printing e Knowledge of accounts (B) Staff-writer e Minimum 2539 words
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Advertisement672 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical CONFIDENTIAL CLERK CUM JUNIOR SECRETARY required urgently by shipping company 1. GCE O" Level. 2. Ability to type well and work Independently. 3. Ito 2 years working experience. Please submit full resume, salary expected, contact telephone number to: The Accountant 12-01 Bangkok Bank Building 180672 words
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Advertisement613 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE SECRETARY (Chinese) few years secretarial experience In trading, import export firm can independently handle administrative work, telexes, typing and correspondence pleasant personality GCE A' or O' level Call personally or apply with photo to: 8, Jin. Kilang Timor, off Jin. Bt. Merah, Kewalram House,613 words
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Advertisement631 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GENERAL CLERKS Secondary education Age above 18 e Experience not necessary Pleasant personality Interested applicants, pleas* call: *****88 lor appointment. GIRL FRIDAY required by interior firm Minimum qualification: GCE O' Level. Knowledge of bookkeeping. Interested please call Emily at tel: *****36 between 10am ft 4pm631 words
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Advertisement938 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical CLERKS BORED WITH typing all day? Good permanent job in Bukit Merah as a Switchboard Operator paying $500 p.m. Must be willing to learn as we are willing to teach you to operate the Switchboard. Must speak good English and Chinese. Call *****88 after 9am.938 words
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Advertisement628 1984-10-25 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE CLERKS REQUIRED j:nx p.m Apply at 388 Ctungl Road Singapore 1441 Tel -AV>ar> Mrs Tan FEMALE CLERKS REQUIRED Knowledge of typing. Accounts and Mandarin speaking Interested call *****68 GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED at Renovation Showroom 708. Upper Serangoon Road Tel *****42/ *****34 GENERAL CLERK NEEDED.628 words
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Advertisement945 1984-10-25 27 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales lEUVEn Sales Assistants We are looking for bright, energetic, outgoing staff who are interested in an enjoyable job. a solid career with training and good future prospects. Our outline requirements are: Minimum Secondary Two qualifications Pleasant personality and appearance Prepared to work945 words
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Advertisement678 1984-10-25 28 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SUNRISE CAR RENTALS (PTE) LTD We require FEMALE SALES PERSONNEL e Minimum GCE "O 1 level e Age above 21 years e Pleasant personality Possess Class 3 Driving licence Must have sales experience preferably in the service industry. Interested applicants call Karen *****29 SALES EXECUTIVE Aa678 words
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Advertisement584 1984-10-25 28 71 Situations Vacant: Sates LADY SALES ASSISTANT For Retail Shop in Parkway Parade. Applicants should be: a School Certificate holders. a Proficient In English/ Mandarin. Pleasant personality. Attractive salary with incentives and nice working environment. Interested applicants plaaaa call: *****81 D#tw##n lOeMn 9pm. MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES required Training provided. Good584 words
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Advertisement766 1984-10-25 28 71 Situations Vacant: Sato MALE/FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS a Age 18 to .10. secondary level. able to sp^ak Mandarin. Salary $SOO. Please call: *****20, SIMON WONG 262 Batantiar Road <cO2-01 Balastier Cornplax Singapore 1232 9am to spm MARKETING ASSISTANT a Mln. GCE O' level a Must be bilingual In English and766 words
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Advertisement609 1984-10-25 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical More than 3 years working experience in tool and die making industries Preference will be given to those with NTC 3 in metal machining Salary Scale: Grade 111 $500 $700 Grade II $650 $900 Grade I $850 $1,100 Senior Technicians $1,000 $1,300609 words
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Advertisement462 1984-10-25 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical y as? aßw iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal IX&fcr *J s^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal MULPHA MARKETING (S) PTE LTD (ENGINEERING) formerly known as Guthrie Singapore Pte Ltd (A member of the Multi-Purpose Group) invites applications from young and energetic persons to fill the below position in our Electrical.Communicationsand Environmental462 words
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Advertisement409 1984-10-25 28 I 72 Situations Vacant: Technical H National! Electronic Components i We are a leader in Component technology W for customer business Industrial equipment and have excellent career opportunities for svamna.- 1 > ITC in Elect/Mechanical Male or Female No experience needed Training provided •■aiKSai Mate or Female Minimum GCE 'O'409 words
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Advertisement571 1984-10-25 28 72 Situation* Vacant: Technical 5 OHBAYASHI- J OKUMURA J 2 JOINT VENTURE J fc^GCEA Level t I •Diploma in Land K fil Surveying j K •25- 30 years old 3 SHaHus V Diploma Civil «J 23 30 years old J Please call *****55 S MISS JEAN J Son 24th. 25th571 words
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Advertisement547 1984-10-25 28 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Straita Dredging General Works Pta Ltd has vacancies for: SITE FOREMEN i e Degree or Diploma in civil engineering/ building with minimum 3 years experience j e Must be able to supervise sub-contractors and work independently j Interested pleaae submit full particulars together with recent photograph547 words
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Advertisement539 1984-10-25 29 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Wgg THE COMPANY THAT ;|ll %m CARES FOR YOU l^T y ~*€r /fll If you're between 14 50 years, join us as _pl production operators iw M (Male Female) J I Earn up to $452 pm the holiday539 words
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Advertisement311 1984-10-25 29 mar An expanding firm in Jurong jtk H l Quality Control H M Inspectors H K& Minimum Secondary E 3 Preferably from KJ H Technical stream M H2. Assistant H Quality Controls H Supervisors B Q (Male/Female) El H _*B mn Diploma in Product- E ion or Mechanical Engineering HI311 words
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Advertisement519 1984-10-25 29 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Franchise holder of the world's largest spring mattress manufacturer requires a:- j for a start-up operation. The suitable candidate is expected to be a quality control -oriented individual with good experience in spring mattress manufacturing. We offer a challenging job with an519 words
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Advertisement443 1984-10-25 29 NIPPON PIGMENT (S) PTE. LTD. requires:MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS Rotational Shift. Permanent day or night shift available. Gross salary about $700 Willing to work overtime daily. Physically fit and strong Benefita:- 5 days week Meals transport allowance Medical incentive and etc. Interested please write In or come personally for interview at:443 words
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Advertisement399 1984-10-25 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PTE) LTD WALK-IN INTERVIEW We are a leading supolier in granite aggregate, sand, bricks, asphalt premix, ready mixed concrete and a contractor in civil engineering works. We have openning for the following positions: Sales Assistant GCE 'O' Level Class399 words
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Advertisement779 1984-10-25 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 55 ■———I g— n^^«^Mß»S»SMßaaMßft^ American Buying Agent requires urgently the fol- lowing applicants:- MERCHANDISERS Minimum 1 year merchandising experiI ence in buying house or garments factory QUALITY CONTROLLERS Minimum 1 year inspection experience in buying house or garments factory CLERKS/ TYPISTS GCE779 words
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Advertisement517 1984-10-25 29 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous For our Mitsubishi Jai ior> m Bukit Tmial! we require 1. INDUSTRIAL NURSE i State Registered Nurse lertllicate .Some nursing experience n. a manuiacturing oonrern preferred 2. ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS AUTO TECHNICIANS I* VITBITC Holder in Mechanical 'Electronic Ser\ icing or equivalent Technicians will be involved in517 words
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Advertisement510 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous i 801 I LVARI) Hi >n.L Boulevard Hotel invites applications for the following positions. JUNIOR HOUSEKEEPER Salary: $662/6*2 per month ROOM STEWARDESS Salary: $514/534 per month HOUSE STEWARD/HOUSE STEWARDESS Salary: $*****56 per month WAITERS/WAITRESSES Salary: $514/534 per month ASSISTANT BARMAN Salary $431/498 per month COMMIS COOKS510 words
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Advertisement447 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous i I JURONG READYMIX CONCRETE PTE LTD in Jurong requires FIELD ASSISTANT (Cubeman) e Completed primary education or equivalent. Some experience on making concrete cubes will be an advantage. e Completed NS. FEMALE GENERAL CLERK e Completed GCE O" level. I* Able to type at 30447 words
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Advertisement536 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous GLOBAL AIRFREIGHT INT'L PTE LTD requires PERSONAL DRIVERS e Age around 25 to 45 years, e Able to speak some English, e Possess clean class 3 driving licence, e A few years experience in similar position preferred, e Prepare to work long hours: 0830 to 2000536 words
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Advertisement567 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous rr_lJ~T»i -wwl Jurong Factory requires: MALE FOREMAN e GCE 'O' Level. e Able to supervise and control workers, e Preferably with experience in factory, e Salary $650 p.m. TEL: *****05 77, International Road Singapore 2262 (SBS Bus No. 250 from Jurong Bus lnt#rcn«MiQ6) OPERATIONS MANAGERESS (LOUNOE)567 words
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Advertisement524 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Garment Manufacturer in dist. 3 requires: DRIVER CUM FACTORY ASSISTANT e Able to speak simple English e Completed N.S. Interested applicants please call personally at: BLK 1090 LOWER DELTA ROAD #05-01 TIONG BAHRU INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE 0316 TEL: *****33 SENG HUAT COMPUTER LABELS AND FORMS requires:524 words
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Advertisement695 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HOLLANDSE CLUB Has vacancies for STEWARDS/ STEWARDESSES (Fulltime/part-time) e Attractive basic salary and other fringe benefits. Training provided. Interested parties please apply personally to: 22 Camden Park for an interview. INTERIOR DECORATION CO. urgently requires (1) MALE/FEMALE GENERAL WORKERS (2) MALE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Experience not necessary,695 words
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Advertisement892 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous BUSY COCKTAIL LOUNGE requires A) Hostesses B) Waitresses. High income assured. Please call at: Barrel Club. 207. Goldhill Shopping Centre, after 5.00p.m. CHINESE DRIVER REQUIRED immediately. Able to speak English Mandarin. 25 years old and above. S'pore Tennis Centre. 1020 East Coast Parkway. S'pore 1544. Tel:892 words
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Advertisement571 1984-10-25 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous FURNITURE COMPANY at Bedok requires delivery man Salary $400 No driving Tel: *****57 LAUNDRY ASSISTANTS urgenth required for coin operated laundrette In Ul.st 10 Tel *****08 PUMP ATTENDANTS WANTED at Caltex Service Station Tel *****88 GENERAL WORKERS REQUIRED Tel: *****64 and *****37 QffP VEHICLES 81 Vehicles571 words
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Advertisement611 1984-10-25 30 81 Vehicles For Hire 81 Vehicles For Hire If You re looking lor QUALITY IN CAR RENTALS, STOP HERE! At Toyota Rent-a-Car in superb condition so you can drive with comfort and confidence SELF DRIVE CHAUFFEUR-DRIVEN A VAIL ABLE AT ECONOMICAL HA TES TOYOTA 553 rLaJf^el 1 83 Vehicle Financing/611 words
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Advertisement838 1984-10-25 30 i 87 For Sale: Mrcedet i l 1981 MERCEDES BENZ 2BK (FuH I Injection) full> automatic power steering and windows, central locking, original paint low mileage, full accessories Must wew to appreciate 163 Goldhill Plaza. (Next to Goldhili I Square i 1976. MERCEDES 200 Manual Oo registration Just passed ROV838 words
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Advertisement3190 1984-10-25 31 r=s/r\ r\ r=s toyota cars are IX< I f I AVAILABLE tMhMfJtSihLzJ IN THIS SECTION Al ill H k\l 82 Vehicle 82 Vehicle 82 Vehicle 82 Vehicle Accessories/ Accessories/ Accessories/ Accessories/ Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Singapore^ largest and most modern automobile workshop. At the General Automotive Services Re Ltd, we3,190 words
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Advertisement334 1984-10-25 31 91 For Salt: i Mitsubishi ALMOST 1984 MIT. Galant 1.6 GLS Auto. Company owner, power steering/windows, central locking. $29,500 0.n.0. (New: $46,000). *****91 ext. 7621. JULY '82 MITSUBISHI 1600GLS. Alrcon, radio cassette, spor rims. Power windows power steering, central locking. $*****. *****29. Xl' REGD 1979 Mitsubishi Oalant Sigma 1.6 saloon.334 words
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Advertisement862 1984-10-25 31 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 1976 MITSUBISHI COLT Celeste 2-door. private owner Aircond. sports rims, power windows Tel *****63 1879 MITSUBISHI LANCER GL 3rd owner. With concealed power wlndowa aircond. Highest offer secures. Contact *****95 Vincent 1979, OCT. MITSUBISHI Colt Supershlft. Beautiful condition. Price negotiable. Contact Pamela, *****33 *****88. 1980 MIT.862 words
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Advertisement867 1984-10-25 31 93 For Sale: Honda MID '83 HONDA ITelude private j owner, full accessories Tax Apr,: i '85. showroom condition I $39,500 Tel *****32 i VERY BEAUTIFUL METALLIC MttC 1982 Honda Accord 4-door $28,500 0.n.0 Sports rtmi I U sett*- Tel *****16 i 1976 CIVIC 1200, 2 doors, r.ev. air cond.867 words
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Advertisement955 1984-10-25 31 94 For Sale: Other Makes NEAR 1983 SUZUKI 8M I owner r.ni H, Lai Pecembei original Mue tuH-koted $11,480 negoUa I le BMBBS4 NEAR 1980 DAIHATSU CMM66k h -!»-<-'•, ownen aircond, hi-fi. original I lua I■ > I 85 $***** 2BC 14! OCT '82 SAAB I HCM I uii toriei955 words
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Advertisement756 1984-10-25 32 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles ;~X I r ClAtß^ m i ffiww N<^' TI DIESEL ±mS4%M W^i^' Better loading efficiency wrth fl|if|m W the low flat bed (735mm) ■■■■■■■■■■11 Better power and economy WnmMtm^^^ L^L^;756 words
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Advertisement448 1984-10-25 32 97 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR any model. PARF, non-PARF and any c.c. PARF scrap vehicles. Q registered vehicles, or any model commercial va«s/ pickups, or all models non-PARF BMW 320. 520, 728. non-PARF Mercedes 200. 230. 250, 280. 23, Lorong Blawak, S'pore 1335. Tel: *****17/*****07, Mr Lim. (7.00a.m. 10.00p.m.)448 words
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Advertisement393 1984-10-25 32 97 Vehicles Wanted RELAXI OUR COMPANY can help you sell your car fast at your reasonable price. Tel: *****30. 98 Scrap Vehicles A GOOD OFFER for PARF scrap cars and export documents. Please call at Kong Beng Motor Co., 170, Albert Street, #01-07, Golden Wall Auto Centre, S'pore 0718 Tel:393 words
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Advertisement388 1984-10-25 32 106 Accommodation i Available: Houses e Diat.lo, Queen Astrid Park wi- cinity, majestic bungalow, 4 large bedrooms, large kitchen, patio overlooking 15,000 sq.ft. matured garden and swimming pool, $7,000. e DUt.ll, Linden Drive beautiful bungalow, 4 bedrooms, lovely patio, large matured garden, FORWARD PROPERTIES *****00 (5 Line*) DIST. 10 House388 words
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Advertisement692 1984-10-25 32 dfgdfg dfghgfh 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST. 11 NEAR ORCHID INN Double-storey Semi-detached with large patio and matured garden. Upstair 3 bedrooms with beautiful bathrooms. Downstair large living/dining. Modern kitchen. Land area 7500 sq.ft. Partially furnished. $3,500 negotiable. Ring Yumin Housing Agency *****3/ *****1. BUKIT TIMAH/ HOLLAND, 5 units of692 words
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Advertisement648 1984-10-25 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST 10. MAJESTIC SINGLESTOREY Bungalow, sitting on generous land area, 4 bedrooms, servant's, conveniently located. $3,200 only. Kingdom Properties. *****77. DIST. 19 LUXURIOUS MODERN double-storey semi-detached with swimming pool, large living, 3 aircond bedrooms with attached bathrooms, fully furnished. Rental $3,200. Call *****00. DIST. 11 RAFFLES648 words
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Advertisement630 1984-10-25 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST. 23 PHOENIX GARDEN double-storey terrace. 3 plus 1 bedroom. Partially furnished. $1,500. Contact Helen: *****53/ after 7pm: *****82. DIST. 20 THOMSON GARDEN double-storey terrace, 3 bedrooms, fully furnished with aircon. $1,200. No agents. Tel: Margaret. *****01. DIST 21. BEAUTIFUL DOUBLESTOREY detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms/ servant's,630 words
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Advertisement708 1984-10-25 32 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST. 20, MEI hwan Drive, double-storey terrace, i bedrooms, servant s lully furnished $1,500 Mc'Ror>ertson."22.S22BH DIST. 5, FABER HILLS Double- I storey 4-bedroomed modern terrace, facing park Fully Furnish- ed. $2,000 only. *****H2 77HO8HU DIST 5, WEST COAST Place. 2 1/2-slorey lerrace. 3 bedroom.-,. 2 bathrooms,708 words
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Advertisement687 1984-10-25 32 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available Apartments Apartmei ts TOLET^^S Fflß EfIST PlfOft Hotel Style LUXURIOUS fIWRTMENTS At the junction of Scotts/Orcharc* Read, next to Hyatt Hotel. 14 000 sq ft Hotel style lobby "Mini golt cou se Standard swimming pool "Reception lounge Children's wading pool Exercibe stat jr Residents687 words
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Advertisement367 1984-10-25 32 APARTMENTS WITH/ WITHOUT FACILITIES Di»tOs Tat I^>e Ct $2,000 Diet 05 Park View $1,500 Di«tO9 Cuirnhili Gdns $2,100 Di»t 15 Rose Garden $1,300 Dist 2C Upper Thomsoi: $1,300 Diet 23 (.ashiew Park $1,600 Di»i 26 Mimosa Park $-„80C RPC *****93/ *****16 e BEVERLY HILLS IMM e CAIRNHILL PLAZA 3/4 bedroom*367 words
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Advertisement712 1984-10-25 33 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments SERVICE at ai THEPLAZA SERVICE APARTMENTS means much, much more than just laundry and housekeeping. What sets The Plaza Service Apartments A apart from the rest is the great range of facilities you can enjoy: j^mn FREE MEMBERSHIP712 words
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Advertisement563 1984-10-25 33 DIST. 4. MOUNT FABER Lodge penthouse built-in area: 3,500 sq.ft. 4 large bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Facilities include: swimming pool, tennis/ squash courts. Facing morning sun. Freehold. For rent. Call *****44. DIST. 9, BRAND NEW apartment, 2,600 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, study, servant's, luxuriously furnished in quiet locality, yet 5 mins.563 words
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Advertisement578 1984-10-25 33 AYKAB APARTMENT, DIST. 1129 Newly completed for immediate occupation. 2,500 sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, servant's fully furnished. Swimming pool/ squash court. $3,000 p.m. Tel: *****54. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, fully airconditioned 3-bedroomed apartment with pool, Dist. 11. Available for Nov. and Dec. for very reasonable rent. Call *****91/ *****55 x 120. BEST OF578 words
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Advertisement806 1984-10-25 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments GRANGE TOWER, BEHIND Mandarin Hotel. 2-bedroomed apartment, high floor, lavishly furnished. Pool/ squash/sauna/security. $2,900. Tel: *****11/ *****33, Agent. HOLLANDSWOOD COURT, DIST. 10. partially furnished 4-bed-roomed apartment with bathroom attached. Rental $2,500 negotiable inclusive of maintenance. Please call *****88. KOVAN MANSION, DIST. 19 exclusive decorated and furnished806 words
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Advertisement808 1984-10-25 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 2139 (ENG KONG) Beautifully furnished 3-bedroomed apartment. Aircondltioned. Washing machine/ c.t.v. $1,100. Houseworld *****15/ *****92. DIST. 2 INTERNATIONAL PLAZA 1/2/3 bedrooms, beautiful sea and city view, with recreational facilities. $1,500 to $***** Heng Fatt Property *****88. DIST. 5, PARKVIEW CONDOMINIUM, $1,500. Dlst. 10, Ridgewood, $2,200.808 words
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Advertisement823 1984-10-25 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIBT 21, BROOK VALE PARK, 3bedroomed maisonette, full facilities, rental $3,000. Kingdom Properties, *****77. DIST. 21 SHERWOOD TOWER High floor 3-bedroomed maisonette apartment. Full facilities. $1,800. Newly furnished. Anfleld *****33. DIST 5 HONG LEONG Shopping Centre. 3 aircond bedrooms. Fully furnished. Rental negotiable. *****33 Mrs. Teh.823 words
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Advertisement771 1984-10-25 33 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ apartments/ houses available immediately in various residential districts. Tel: *****74/ *****73. FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED ROOMS, apartments and houses available Immediately in various locations. Creamers Properties:--*****14/*****23. ROOM AVAILABLE. BEHIND Mount Elizabeth Hospital. Furnished/ unfurnished, bathroom attached. Rental $390. Tel: *****24. ROOM AVAILABLE IN JURONG East Maisonette.771 words
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Advertisement514 1984-10-25 33 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartments HDB flat/private apartment la dist 15 or near city required urgently. Call *****60 MALAYSIAN/HONG KONG work ing couple requires 2 to f-roomed flat Tel: *****0 no agent j 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms READY CLIENTS REQUIRE Furnished/unfurnished rooms/ flats in any localities. Call *****95/ *****94. (Flexible budget).514 words
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Advertisement664 1984-10-25 33 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses Residential Development Site Off Kheam Hock Road District 11 Beautifully-located site for sale, suitable for development of twelve semi-detached houses. Land area: 4,930 sq. m. (53.000 sq. ft) Freehold. Reasonable price. FOR SALE SEA AVENUE, DIST 15 Newly ccmpleted, 2 1/2-storey townhouse664 words
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Advertisement691 1984-10-25 33 DIST. 15 OFF EAST Coast Road brand new double-storey semidetached with big basement 5 bedrooms 3400 sq ft Freehold Very ideally located Genuine buyers only Boom times *****00 (8 lines) DIST. 1336, JALAN GIRANG, off Serangoon Park well maintained .2-storey semi-detached with i large balcony 3 bedrooms, store Facing morning691 words
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Advertisement1110 1984-10-25 34 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses ™^k \j>\ \f- ?\o \O Q VLhttinqtonQanden Situated beside the well-known St Nicholas Pri Sec School and Shangri-la Park. A new road leads to Thomson Road. Near MRT Station. Easy transportation. The luxurious atmosphere of Wellington Garden lies1,110 words
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Advertisement804 1984-10-25 34 113 For Sale: Houses SERANGOON GARDEN EXTENSIVELY renovated single-storey terrace. 3,000 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, extended kitchen, $320,000. Villanelle *****81. TAI KENG GARDEN 2-storey corner terrace. $550,000. Golden Hill/ Fulton Hill, 2-storey terrace, $430,000 $470,000. *****29/ *****53 (agent). THOMSON HILL DOUBLE-STOREY Terrace. 3 plus 1 bedrooms. Fully furnished. 2.200 sq.ft. Selling804 words
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Advertisement745 1984-10-25 34 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments I H.J. HEIGHTS"! Phase Two 6 units, 3-storey townhouses of over I I 3,500 sq ft per unit I Bbw I Bsfl aVS Ar r rEevJßk 1 J Bw^. BBsJ IBBfll BB^k. w«. 'a* w745 words
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Advertisement1593 1984-10-25 34 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments tJW^V^E^ < **T|~i^wE^ayjy^ >v I °w-— -^^^^L'JHbf^c Brighton View Ccndomhium is idealry located in a residential area off Upper Serangoon Road along Yto Chu Kang Road yet onty a few minutes drive from the city,1,593 words
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Advertisement869 1984-10-25 35 114 For Sale: Private Apartments RIDGE WOOD CONDOMINIUM 4 bedrooms -,000 sq ft High floor, lull) furnisheii Vacant possessli n t a I'iirf la appreciate sales priee HanAßoona i i so«o7o TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE LOCaUona -Mi Plantation Avenue 4J.\ 1 etonfl K reiofe Kurau Hrice [lekCi.tM'ilr- Contai I S C869 words
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Advertisement824 1984-10-25 35 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments DOVER ROAO. BLK. 3, high (lour. I overlooking nus :i-ri>i>meii flat. I modestly renovated, set* lo ap- predate $44,000 0 11 0 Tel i 8512M GHIM MOH 4-ROOMEO, first class Cenmfc flooring, wall plastering. beautiful kitchen cabinets, beI Mde market, bus terminus I $75,000 im'S^tHLHX)824 words
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Advertisement1366 1984-10-25 35 117 Properties 117 Properties 117 Properties Wanted Wanted Wanted m devbjopmbut ffl I SITE WANTED H A leading development organisation is looking for H H development sites in the city area or suburb of H H Singapore for development of shopping centres H H or highrise and lowrise condominium, flats,1,366 words
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Advertisement372 1984-10-25 35 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces Henderson Industrial Park Blk B Flatted Factories/Warehouses w m aA I ap9^^^A^a^v Bookings Enquiries: Developer: Joint Marketing Agent: jllj| HONG FOK REALTY PTE LTD Richard EIIJS Pte Ltd < A m^mber of Hong Fok Croup) 224 8181 737 9355 FOR RENT,372 words
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Advertisement683 1984-10-25 35 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces PRIME I WAREHOUSE I I FOR SALE OR I I LEASE AT I I PAYA LEBAR I H Modern warehouse for sale by unit. fl H Easy installments. Located at the fl H junction of Macpherson Road/ H H Airport Road with683 words
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Advertisement1204 1984-10-25 35 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: Office Spaces Office Spaces Particulars:No. 171, TRAS STREET, *09 173, "UNION BUILDING" SINGAPORE 0207 Lot No 162 5 I i r.s 3 Bu :t Up Area 85 sq m OR 915 sq N Title Freehold (Part Of Grant > s Solicitor;; MefcoTf M/an Choo1,204 words
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Advertisement1015 1984-10-25 36 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces A ■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■r p Qr Attractive Loans SI^ JE No Restriction j Available LEASE on Foreigners K.B. J SING WAREHOUSE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX COMPLEX Strategically located Located at Ang Mo Kio along Airport Road, next Industrial Park 2, off to1,015 words
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Advertisement222 1984-10-25 36 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces I towers over the I ■^■V. .^^^^Cfmf^Qir I Hb^L^bV \^^^(^«K^^ B wmis% adjacent to Bangkok I Lb^ Wfrii^' Bank Building. fl I System /l w& rv B of the sea Lw.Jta Hlv with glass-curtain walling.222 words
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Advertisement421 1984-10-25 36 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces SHOP UNIT IN CENTREPOINT FOR SALE 2nd storey location Area: 500 sq.ft. Competitive asking price One of the few shop units in Centrepolnt that can be purchased Contact: JONES LANG WOOTTON Tel: *****88 DIST. 12. 3 YEARS old shop space facing main road. Fully renovated421 words
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Advertisement342 1984-10-25 36 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Br™J —^^-^^^BB malV'' <_*■ EMM Offices ToLet Various Floors Available 355 to 3239 sq ft Attractive Terms Offices Renovated Good Maintenance Central Airconditioning 8 3 Lifts —No Congestion fSK IHB ~18 Contact Miss Ho Toda y 9J| Tel: *****44/*****80 I342 words
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Advertisement1083 1984-10-25 36 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces RETAIL SHOPS FOR LEASE 334 sq ft 3014 sq ft Escalators serve all Shopping Floors All Shops face Escalators/Main Passages All Shops planned for Maximum and Effective Window Display 3-level Carpark CONCESSIONARY RENTAL FOR FIRST YEAR Enquiries Call: 222 89181,083 words
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Advertisement337 1984-10-25 37 137 Tours prrsrni GROUP DEPARTURE 8 15 Havs All New Zealand Regular fron»SS226l SS3OIO 10 16 Day All New Zealand Sydney Regular from SS2sB3 *****5 15 Davs New Zealand Two Island Adventure fromSS2699 15 Oavs All New Zealand Superior fromSs3l96 16 Davs All New Zealand Sydne>' Superior fromSS346B iNCMVIDUAL DEPARTURE337 words
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Advertisement491 1984-10-25 37 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 1 1 AZURE SEAS I A visit to USA is incomplete without seeing Los Angeles and Mexico. 3/4 days cruise from only $9 1 5/$ 1045 Los Angeles/San Diego/ Ensenada. {Euludes airfares) I 5 Days Los Angeles/San Diego/Ensenada/San Francisco Fly/cruise from $4500 special group491 words
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Advertisement946 1984-10-25 37 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours X NAM HO 1 TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. With us, you'll *nioy Him •xtraa Ist class hotels Good meals, mostly grand dinners Extensive itinerary coverage e Guaranteed flight departures. 4 direct flights Friendly bilingual guides. So book early to avoid disappointments! VALUE-FOR-MONEY HOLIDAYS946 words
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Advertisement590 1984-10-25 37 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours _mkifeCHAN BROTHERS ioO!^^ QQm l^jjL^l A World of Fascinating and .800 Jointly organised with Air New Zealand and Honzor Holidays mM The mosf comprehensive New Zealand tour »itt) coverage of ah ma/or sights 3 domestic thgh: tc ~*ji jff gik-e you r/rsf class comton590 words
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Advertisement514 1984-10-25 38 137 Tours 137 Tours jfi /AUSTRALIA^^^ /&NEW ZEALAND\ ■ri^y 6-Day Perth $999 9-Day Australia $2359 -=in 10-Day Top of Australia $2790 c^ 15-Day All F^ New Zealand $3199 1 JAR\N< 18/20-Day 8-Day Australia S Japan V New Zealand #CHINA Disneyland Sj&M&lS^&wjz China Express $2268W .^^tnurs by China p- 10- Day514 words
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Advertisement892 1984-10-25 38 137 Tours 137 Touri x^Sltt* CfAlTCflli Coach I '*JiP^ VMCkMkOUSM Tours I Head Oltice. No 3. Miller Street Singapore 0718 S II Bras BdSan Compie«i Tel *****11 2 ll Brancri People s Park Compie*.»o4 450 Tel *****1 11 Bukit Timah Beauty World Centre BIKB g II Singapore 2lsB Tel *****12892 words
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Advertisement1012 1984-10-25 38 148 Computer 148 Computer 148 Computer T^r^l^ I TMC PROVIDES CONTINUOUS A Bffi TO COMPUTER EDUCATION. ENROL NOW! itf/iHW) GET YOURSELF A RECOGNISED U.K. COMPUTER QUALIFICATION. A. DIPLOMA IN COMPUTERS STUDIES by expatriate lecturers together with INCORPORATING C G 747 and IDPM Mr. Steve Wallis (BSc, MSc, MBCS. Parts I1,012 words
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Advertisement693 1984-10-25 38 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial/ 150 Commercial Technical Technical Technical I Enrol now for LCCI I 9BS Exam Clifford Educational Diploma And Certificate Courses Available: Training Centre Advertising Accounting Book-keeping B^M^dhVow, Business Administration Business Computing Tel *****90(8 lues) Costing Commerc.al Law Company Law Lefc Meng Profe; «onal I r^^or^^r^o^iiSr'" 9 SSSfe693 words
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Advertisement452 1984-10-25 38 152 Music MUSIC LESSON FOR beginners Children and adults at student s home For more information, contact Vivian *****04 PIANO/ THEORY LESSONS for all levels. Qualified, dedicated teacher to develop your musical talents Tel *****86 PIANO/ ORGAN LESSONS available. Preferably Ang Mo Kio Serangoon Gardens' Thomson area Enquiries *****55 PIANO452 words
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Advertisement329 1984-10-25 38 157 Other Cojreet METROPOLIS* VMCi Steven* foad atbt AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE Commencm 30/ 10/84 An intensive co'irse on health and vitality thro igh the tpaitco j tion of theor. 1 and prtMii-al j workout Tel: *****55 ext 108/5C3 i DIVING IS FUN! Kor more nlorI ma ion ring *****12 7 6606"?329 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration293 1984-10-25 39 DR HU TSAI KUEN Ag«d9o pwiwl away peacefully on 23rd October 1364 at 4.50pm leaving behind his beloved Wife: K wan Fu Shing Sons Daughters-in-law Edgar Tsu Teh Soon Tuan George Tsu Ming Poey Ching Richard Tsu Tau Irene Frank Tsu Chiang Dorothy Arthur Tsu Yi293 words
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Obituary28 1984-10-25 39 We extend our deepest sympathy and condolence to the family of the late MR CHEN THENG AIK Departed on 22.10.84 FROM TAN BOON POH A family28 words
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Obituary, Illustration30 1984-10-25 39 IN SWEET REMEMBRANCE MRS LYDIA OWEN Her children arise up. and call her blessed: her husband also, and he pralseth her." Ptov 31:21 From ttw Owen Family30 words
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Obituary21 1984-10-25 39 IN EVEfcLOVING MEMORY of Doris Matilda Craig (nee Perreau), departed 15/10/65. Always remembered oy Marion, Bob and grandchildren.21 words
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Obituary34 1984-10-25 39 The family of Mr. E.K. Ramchand will bo conducting tha Athma Shanti Pooja on 26th Friday Oct. 1984 in Si van Temple (Serangoon Road) at 7p.m. Kindly treat this as personal invitation.34 words
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Obituary, Illustration155 1984-10-25 39 ALFATEHAH HAJI SULAIMAN BIN PAGI AGED: 58 Passed away peacefully on 23/10/84 at the Johore Bahru General Hospital, leaving behind a wife, two sons and three daughters to mourn his loss. The family would like to thank all relatives and friends for their assistance, attendance and condolences during155 words
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Obituary, Illustration183 1984-10-25 39 Born 1925 Died 1984 Mr. R Sittampalam, teacher paasad away peacefully on 21.10.84 m Mm General Hospital waving beMao wife, 3 sons, daughter, son-in-law, 2 daughters-in-law, mother-in-law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law to mourn his demise. His family express thair sincere gratitude and appreciation to colleagues, friends and relatives roc183 words
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Obituary, Illustration148 1984-10-25 39 In Everlasting Memory of Our Beloved VIVIAN MARIA LEE LAY MUI Her work is done, the good Lord called her home on 19th October, 84. In all the world we shall not find A heart so wonderfully kind, So soft a voice, so sweet a smile.148 words
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Obituary45 1984-10-25 39 With deepest sympathy and condolences to DR. RICHARD HU And his family on the demise of his father DR. HU TSAI KUEN From The Management Staff Of THE MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE AND THE GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE INVESTMENT CORPORATION PTE LTD45 words
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RACING
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Article629 1984-10-25 39 EPSOM JEEP - Lucas-Papa's Love for a repeat? EPSOM JEEP By TERRY LUCAS, a jockey with the big race temperament, will be back in the saddle at Ipoh this weekend after a two-day suspension and will most certainly partner Papa's Love in the Perak Sultan's Gold Vase in an attempt to win the629 words
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Article, Illustration157 1984-10-25 39 BILLY BROWN, winner of last year's Queen Elizabeth D Cap, has been taken off the active list, according to the latest Malayan Racing Association classification list. Tbe eight-year-old New Zealand gelding byRoyal Ridge was the first ex-restricted terms horse to win a classic. Ridden a competent race157 words
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239 1984-10-25 39 LUCKY LEO - Gold Vase hopefuls out for light work LUCKY LEO ON THE TRACK with IPOH, Wed. Only a handful of the Sultan's Gold Vase candidates were allotted light work here this morning on a good track with some "give". Papa's Lave, aiming for his second successive win in the Vase, trotted239 words
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Article257 1984-10-25 39 Why they did not run From the vets 9 report 9 i THE following horses did not fulfil their engagements at the Selangor Turf Club October Meeting for these reasons: April Bright poor condition Paper Gold near fore suspensory ligament Alrowana poor condition Saya Suka near fore fetlock Nuclear Number257 words
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Article219 1984-10-25 39 From the stewards 1 room THE stewards of the Penang Turf Club concluded their inquiry into Jentayu who failed his pre-race urine test and was withdrawn from Race 3 on the second day of the June Meeting. Jentayu's urine was found to contain caffeine. After taking219 words
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Article1148 1984-10-25 39 PENANG, Wed. A total of 287 horses, comprising 123 in Class 2, 152 in Class 4 and 12 Classes 5 and 6 Malaysianbreds, has been entered for the Penang Turf Club November Meeting starting on Nov 3. There will be eight races on the first two days and1,148 words
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Article134 1984-10-25 39 FIRST DAY: Class 2 Div 2 1,200 m and 1,700 m; Div 4 1,200m; Class 4 Div 1 1,200 m and 1,700 m; Divs 3 5 and 7 -1,200 m. SECOND DAY: Class 2 Div 1 1,200 m and 1,700 m; Divs 3 and 5 1,200 nr Class134 words
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Advertisement71 1984-10-25 39 Hi v>- '"V^sSCjßi»aißWl^^Lß a^aHlaf 9 A MEMBER OF THE §JJ! AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS (AUSTRALIA) II J A TIMES PERIODICALS PUBLICATION Tha Family of tha lata FLORENCE RODRIGUEB wish to express their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to Father Anthony Ho of Church Of Christ The King, relatives, friends and colleagues71 words
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Article363 1984-10-25 40 Green light is expected at lAAF meeting BRUSSELS, Wed. Plans to set up a Grand Prix athletics circuit with US$2 million ($4. 32m) total prize money are expected to be finalised at an International Amateur Athletic Federation meeting here tomorrow. General secretary John Holt said that lAAF delegatesReuter - 363 words
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183 1984-10-25 40 China win the 'rehearsal' for final BEIJING, Wed. Chiha's women's basketball team scored a 76-59 win over South Korea in Shanghai last night to qualify for today's Asian Championship final against the same side. The balance between the two teams was upset last night by the absence of South KoreanReuter - 183 words
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Article164 1984-10-25 40 PARIS, Wed. Monaco may be facing the end of an era as the most glamorous motor sport venue in Europe. For nearly threequarters of a century glittering socialites and dare-devil drivers have been drawn to the tiny principality by the lure of the Monte CarloReuter - 164 words
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Article, Illustration277 1984-10-25 40 Davis right on cue LONDON, Wed. Steve Davis cruised into the quarter-finals of snooker's richest tournament, the £225,000 ($580,500) Rothmans Grand Prix, in Reading yesterday when he disposed of compatriot David Taylor 5-1. Davis put together a string of small but effective breaks to go 4-0 up at the interval,277 words
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Article, Illustration349 1984-10-25 40 NEW YORK, Wed. New Zealander Rod Dixon says he could have doubled his money by running in last weekend's Chicago Marathon. But he chose instead to defend his title in New York this Sunday because the race is "the Wimbledon of marathon running". "RodReuter - 349 words
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Article428 1984-10-25 40 SOME 400 entrants are to follow Marco Polo's return route in a Beijing to Paris automobile rally in August 1986. The Paris-based International Automobile Federation announced the rally recently in New York. The rally would start from Beijing's Tiananmen Square and then follow the overlandAFP; AP; Reuter - 428 words
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Article390 1984-10-25 40 Millwall at the top of the Three LONDON, Wednesday TWO goals from Steve Lovell, taking his tally to 11 for the soccer season, lifted Millwall to the top of Division Three in the English League last night. Lovell struck with a goal in each half, his first coming from aAFP; Reuter - 390 words
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Article, Illustration638 1984-10-25 41 England must make full use of Hateley's aerial superiority He can shoot with either foot, but his real strength lies in his aerial power. It was ironical, therefore, that he didn't score with his head. My feeling was that the quality of crossing needs to be improvedALPHONS CHAN - 638 words
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SOCCER SHORTS
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Article102 1984-10-25 41 ANTHONY JOHNSON has been detained by police and questioned about his controversial reign at troubled English Fourth Division side, Southend United. In June last ye?r. Johnson arrived at hard-up Southend United, promising a big rash injection. After they were relegated to the Fourth Division, several directorsAFP - 102 words
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Article107 1984-10-25 41 COVENTRY'S young full-back Peter Hormantschuk has lost his fight to save his career. The 22-year-old, who joined the club from school, has just been told by doctors that an arthritic condition in his knees means an end to his professional ambitions. Meanwhile, Tony Barton,AFP - 107 words
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Article107 1984-10-25 41 PAUL RIDEOUT, Aston Villa's England Under-21 striker, will not appeal against a charge of bringing the game into disrepute The 20-year-old, who faces a ban for his honesty, is not asking for a personal hearing, but has written to the Football Association stating his case. RideoutAFP - 107 words
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Article107 1984-10-25 41 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY are to give a trial to Republic of Ireland defender Pierce O'Leary, the 24-year-old brother of Arsenal's David. Pierce is out of a job after the collapse of Vancouver Whitecaps, who paid Shamrock Rovers £100,000 ($250,000) for him. Whitecaps managerAFP - 107 words
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Article94 1984-10-25 41 GILDO RODRIGUES, untU recently the Brazilian coach of Kuwait's Al Samiya, is stranded in the Gulf after being sacked by the club, the Brazilian Foreign Ministry said in Brasilia, Brazil, on Tuesday. According to the ministry, Rodrigues appealed for help to the Brazilian embassy inAFP - 94 words
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Article111 1984-10-25 41 THE French Government agreed on Tuesday to initiate a form of sports betting next year, spread over a variety of sports and aimed at raising one billion francs (about $240m) to help sport at all levels, nationwide. Sports Minister Alain Calmat said the "LotoAP - 111 words
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Article268 1984-10-25 42 Mercado misses his mark JUST when the organisers had given up all hopes of the Philippines' arrival for the second Asian Clay Pigeon shooting championships, Filipino Fermando Mercado called on Tuesday night to say he was in town. He explained to Singapore Shooting Association secretary Stephen Yap that a mix-up268 words
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Article, Illustration571 1984-10-25 42 American takes controversial lead in Asian meet STORIES...By PETER SIQW HE is known as Mr. Y. He hides behind a neatly-trimmed beard, dark-red sunglasses, sun visor and a dead-pan look. The mystery heightens because he is also the only competitor without a number tag inALBERT SIM - 571 words
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Article, Illustration268 1984-10-25 42 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By THE Singapore Lawn Tennis Association are to ask the various national airlines to sponsor foreign players to next year's Open Grasscourt tournament. "We definitely want to expand this tournament next year," said James Fu, an SLTA vice-president and chairman of268 words
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Article442 1984-10-25 42 LONDON, Wed. Kathy Jordan, ranked fifth in the world, has withdrawn from the United States team to play Britain in the Wightman Cup tennis match at the Royal Albert Hall from Nov. 1-3 because of a stress fracture in a toe of her left foot.Reuter; AFP; AP - 442 words
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227 1984-10-25 42 China the Asian ping pong monarchs ISLAMABAD. Wed World champions Chu... won both team titles mi the Asian table tennis championships here yes terday, taking their sixth successive men's crown and their fourth women s title in a row China's men. led b> Asian Table Tennis Union top seed XieReuter - 227 words
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Article96 1984-10-25 42 SPORTS and cultural ex change will be the order of the day as international students meet for the third Inter-Scholastic Association of South-eastern Asia Schools soccer and volleyball tournaments, starting today at the Singapore American School About 300 students from the International Schools in Bangkok, Manila, Jakarta, Kuala96 words
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Article, Illustration904 1984-10-25 43 JOE DORM; Joe Dorai - JOE DORM Joe Dorai By Cup cameos... By First semi-final: Holland v South Korea (National Stadium, 7.30 p.m.) What the Koreans say Holland are a highly technical side and I'm sure they will have a few surprises for us. But I've told my players to904 words
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Article296 1984-10-25 43 JAN VAN DER VEEN - JAN VAN DER VEEN FANDI Ahmad and his Groningen team-mates have been fined by their club for boing bundled out of the Dutch Cup by an amateur team. The amount will Lie decided after Groningen meet Ajax Amsterdam on Sunday. Groningen beat Utrecht 3-0 in296 words
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Article109 1984-10-25 43 TAMPINES ROVERS, the National Football League Division One champions, were among the four "foreign" sides eliminated in the Pahang invitational tournament which ended yesterday In the all-Pahang final, the Regent of Pahang's side, strengthened by Singapore's Nasir Jalfl and Ahmad Paijan, beat the Stadium Darulmak mor team109 words
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Article66 1984-10-25 43 ROME. Wed Goals by Roberto Pruzzo and Toninho Cerezo gave Italian club AS Roma a 2-0 win over Wrexham, of Wales, in a European Cup-winners Cup second round, first-leg soccer match here today Other results X up-winneiV Cup Lanssa (Greece) 2 Ser vette Geneva (Swit) 1 I'EFA CapReuter - 66 words
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Article21 1984-10-25 43 BEIJING, Wed. South Korea won the Asian women's basketball championship when they beat China (2-il (half-time 2S-.in today.- ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article419 1984-10-25 43 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH Two more swimmers set to go abroad By THE exodus continues. Two more swimmers have decided that going overseas is the only way to have their cake and eat it that is, get a degree and swim at the same time. Kwek Leng and419 words
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Article306 1984-10-25 43 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH ASTROTURF gave Singapore's women's hockey team the slip, causing them to crash to Malaysia in both friendly matches played in Kuala Lumpur over the weekend. The Republic lost the first match 5-0 and the second 6-0, chasm-like margins when compared to the 0-0306 words
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Article95 1984-10-25 43 ADELAIDE, Wed. The West Indian cricketers weathered an early batting setback to cruise to an effortless seven-wicket win m the one-day, limited overs match against a South Australian Country XI at Loxton today. Set 166 to win, the tourists breezed past the target for the lossReuter - 95 words
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Article109 1984-10-25 43 SIA take off on a squashing note SINGAPORE Airlines Group began their Avis Travel Industry squash championship campaign in style at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. They clobbered CIAS and Amex by identical 3-0 scores. Results First round: SIA 3 CIAS 0, Lufthansa 2 Amex 1, MAS 2109 words
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Article218 1984-10-25 43 Sweet day for Swede SYDNEY, Wed. Swedish national serviceman Patrik Eriksson fought off a strong challenge from all-Japan champion Teruo Kawabata to stay ahead of the Held after the sw" 1 qualifying roan- M h World Cap bowling here today. Eriksson, 20, averaged 2fl pins over today's eight games, rangingReuter - 218 words
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289 1984-10-25 43 I SCOREBOARD INDIA Ist inns A. Gaekwad c and b Elahi 74 S. Gavaskar c Qasim b Qadir 35 D. Vengsarkar c Mohsin b Qadir 5 M. Amarnath hit wkt b Hafeez 37 S. PatU not out 42 R. Shastri not outReuter; AP - 289 words
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Miscellaneous47 1984-10-25 43 Today's events SHOOTING Asian clay plK«er. meet (Rifle Range Road, 8.30 a.m. i SOCCER MerttMi Cap semi-finals: Holland v Soutn Korea (National Stadium, 7.30 p.m lnwr-srhotastio Ahmi of South-easU-m Asia KrheeU tourney (Tangiir.. 9 a.m.). VOLLEYBALL lAS AS tourney (Delta and King's Road campus. 9 a.m. t47 words
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Article272 1984-10-25 44 Lloyd's outer space It will hire US space shuttle Challenger to recover lost satellites LONDON, Wed. Lloyd's of London insurerswill take the lead in an outer space salvage operation to recover two satellites given up for lost after they were launched into faulty orbits by the US space shuttle Challenger272 words
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Article137 1984-10-25 44 WASHINGTON, Wed. Tourists at the Johnson Space Centre in Houston until recently could buy for only US$l (552.15) a detailed plan of an American top secret space satellite, a US aviation magazine has reported. According to the current Issue of Aviation Week and Space Technology, aAFP - 137 words
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507 1984-10-25 44 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN Ministry decision on problem of absenteeism after exams By 'N' LEVEL students will be allowed to skip school before the end of their last term from next year. The Education Ministry has decided to allow those who have no intention507 words
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134 1984-10-25 44 ROV checks for seven drivers and 21 m-cyclists THE first batch of 21 motorcyclists and seven drivers on their way to the Traffic Police to have their vehicles checked yesterday. They were among 238 motorists detained in last week's crackdown. Police said they would send them in batches for inspection134 words
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246 1984-10-25 44 LIM SAY BOON - LIM SAY BOON By Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Wed. Public approval of Australian opposition leader Andrew Peacock has slumped to a new alltime low, prompting speculation that the former Prime Minister, Mr Malcolm Fraser, might make a political comeback if the Liberal-Na-tional Party opposition246 words
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Article, Illustration355 1984-10-25 44 PAUL WEE - 1 1 girls and their parents to meet police tomorrow PAUL WEE The big Nicoll Drive round-up of hell-riders By IT WILL be a day of reckoning tomorrow for 11 young girls who were rounded up by police last Sunday during a big crackdown against hell-riders in NicoU Drive. The355 words
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Article31 1984-10-25 44 NEW YORK. Wed. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.87 points to 1,215.88 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 31 words
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Advertisement213 1984-10-25 44 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE A MAN being sought by Singapore police in connection with fraud charges has been found murdered in Taipei. TERESA LIM reports from Hongkong. One of three vessels that disappeared with $10 million worth of cargo has been found, and a man wanted213 words
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Miscellaneous128 1984-10-25 44 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Partly cloudy with showers over several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 6.50 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.46 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 14/21 Cloudy Manila 21 28 Showers Amsterdam 10 13 Cloudy Melbourne 18 27 Cloudy Bangkok 23 31128 words
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Title Section9 1984-10-25 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1984 SECTION TWO9 words
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Article, Illustration1151 1984-10-25 1 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM Canon Roy Yin of St Andrew's Cathedral celebrates his 50th year as a priest on Sunday. He casts his mind back over the past 50 years. By 4 Do not live in an ivory tower. Have wide outside interests. Read modern novels,1,151 words
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Article172 1984-10-25 1 HERE is a brief chronological account of the Reverend Canon Roy Yin's moves: SINGAPORE: 1910 to 1919. In 1919, Canon and his family left Singapore and stayed 1m England f»r 27 years; ENGLAND: 1919 to 194C; COLOMBO, SRI LANKA: 1948 to 1962 a 16-year period when he was172 words
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Article, Illustration493 1984-10-25 2 KAYE ANN - KAYE ANN By Arty crafts LAST week, we made a doll's head. Today, we will make its body. 1. Please add 0.5 cm for seam allowance. Cut two pieces for the body, four for the arms, four for the legs, and two for the soles493 words
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Article, Illustration852 1984-10-25 2 PETER LEWIS - Babies in the know some facts and myths PETER LEWIS NEXT WEEK: Dress the doll By in New York BABIES may know far more than they are telling. Recent research shows they are aware of some forms of stimulation while still in the womb. This news, the result of rapidNYT - 852 words
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Article, Illustration349 1984-10-25 2 AMERICA is going to the dogs and cats, fish, rabbits, birds and other pets. "It's good for health," says Dr Michael McCulloch, a psychiatrist in Portland, Oregon, who pioneered pet therapy. According to him, a dog or cat can be a furry tranquilliser or pep pillUPI - 349 words
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Article, Illustration930 1984-10-25 3 MAY HO; JOHN de SOUZA - The grit beneath that glitter... MAY HO JOHN de SOUZA edited by By 1. LIGHT MOTIFS Diamond, cable, snowflake, Highland terrier and stripe designs come together in a hand-knit sweater, worn over a tartan shirt and trousers with button-down pocket details 2. GREAT SCOT! A play on textures with aSTEVEN LEE - 930 words
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Article, Illustration482 1984-10-25 6 SOMETIMES the Singapore Symphony Orchestra offers some of the most interesting programmes possible. Sometimes, it humbly provides the more commonplace fare like one guest artiste and three good classics. And the people responsible for ticketing have to wrack their brains for new solutions to improve sales and,482 words
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Article, Illustration665 1984-10-25 6 PIERRE TRAPET; JOHN de SOUZA - PIERRE TRAPET JOHN de SOUZA in How Goes It, Zanni? and The Shoes of Madame Gilles Drama Centre, Fort Canning Saturday and Sunday, 8 Previewed by ftihffitit* Drama WjS m Festival w \9 W 1984 NAME: Zanni Pierrot. Age: 40 (for now). Height: 1.67 m. Sex:665 words
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Article, Illustration595 1984-10-25 7 LEE SIEW HUA - LEE SIEW HUA By He may look like the typical British grandad-next-door but Harry Worth, here to perform in a dinner theatre production, is also one of Britain's best-loved comedian-actors. BESPECTACLED Harry Worth looks every inch the loving grand-dad from the quiet British town of Berkhampsted595 words
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Article, Illustration567 1984-10-25 7 REBECCA CHUA - REBECCA CHUA SEE HOW THEY RUN Hilton Playhouse Until Monday Reviewed by DID you ever see such a sight in your life: A bishop, no less, in his nightdress; a vicar close, in those days, to undress; his wife in no, not drag trousers; a567 words
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Article, Illustration527 1984-10-25 7 LESLIE LEOW - LESLIE LEOW Chess By WHEN Britain's Nigel Short was in his mid-teens several years ago, he said his^ambitions were "to become a teenage grandmaster, and to go on to contest the championWishfui boyhood dreams? Not so far 19-yedjr-old Short who recently achieved the first part by527 words
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401 1984-10-25 7 ATLANTIC CITY Goethe-lnstitut Today, 6.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. ATLANTIC CITY is the sort of wonderful film that makes it to the critics' list of the year's best films, but invariably never onto Variety's list of boxoffice winners. It's easy to see why. It feels401 words
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Advertisement933 1984-10-25 1 Italian menswear grit beneath the glitter OUTLOOK, Page Three Pierre Trapet and his one-man "Cafe Theatre" LEISURE, Page Six Wm I nn^n»^.^^^l nnn a^nnV^u nnnV fb La^^lnnnnnatfn^ tnn7 nnnV^B nni I nV m KLlm Instsnt Mitk Powder g^^^skm ywi ts&BH£Rr 4^«nnV "TW^ i^S t»OKQ II DCRDw filDvfra *> n pm/Mi933 words
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Advertisement163 1984-10-25 3 No fuss! No mess! Just a squeeze. /^^HmU And everything glistens and gleams. SOUTAIRE seeks out the root of the problem. j Rids the smell from where you can't see 1 Cleans and deodorizes what you can't see J Just leave for a while or overnight if necessary.... j then163 words
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Miscellaneous315 1984-10-25 4 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jim Davis IPON'T VOO JUST LOVE 6OWRI6E, I TH6. 600NP OF BACON SIZZLIN& I/ I GET THE FEELING WE'RE S OARFIELP?THE CHIRPING Of THE IN THE SKILLET... THE SMELL I WATCHING TWO PIFFERENT BIRPS-..THE CRISP MORNINGr AIR OF FRESH BREWEP COFFEE J CHANNELS J J?M (?AV?6315 words
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Advertisement983 1984-10-25 5 NOTICES Johan Holdings Berhad (Incorporated in Malaysia) INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDED 31 ST JULY 1 984 The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the unaudited results of the Company and the Group for the half year ended 31 st July 1 984. COMPANY GROUP Hon Yeoreooeo983 words
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Advertisement573 1984-10-25 5 IN THE HIGH < <>l HI <>l THE REPUBLK <>K SINGAPORE Companies Winding I p No. 321 of IHHI In the Matter of th«- Corn panics Ait ((hapter 185 i and In the MaiU-r of K(IKNK) I TIMBER <I > Kl\ ATI I LIMITED ADVEKTI6EMENI < ff PETITION Notice If573 words
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Miscellaneous459 1984-10-25 7 What's on SINGAPORE HANDMADE Centre, Clemenceau Avenue, graphic account of the sources Fvhihitinn Colour nhoto- Noon -6 p.m. Till Oct 31. and hazards of pollution in orlohs o?' sSi£reai£ FILMSHOWS AT THE New Zealand waters, hlndcraftine variSHSS MARITIME MUSEUM FTVE Belto -About the THEATRETTE sights and sounds in Sydney History459 words
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Title Section11 1984-10-25 1 THE STRAITS TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1984 SECTION THREE a. *m11 words
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Article, Illustration793 1984-10-25 1 GOH BENG CHOO - The man behind the masks GOH BENG CHOO By Chen Guoxiong has applied his make-up skills to more than 600 films and created a vast range of grotesque models in the past 18 years. The Hongkong artist is now with the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. He tells our writer about his793 words
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Article82 1984-10-25 1 P^Hit ±MM -ft #f._n j£ r @BtJftES-€?l£~E < -iff ß#ft>£ft3t&in _t-_?7 ta^i'Mfft- -ffl i-§ _t* _H?#j »6^«S_.##*sB _k <> _E^f_iS^«riiM te b_r_i FKmr -a a ft|JMhtt*ftfi_>tß&' i'f£#iA__f*c tft&Sffi i^'rfcgfcsJl _>BH@ pH BKB.-B CH:W Bret fi&_R*g M?A§ft JBttA iK^M'J^frr BL_9Bl!N_r_E fß^_*sfc____E rf.:#.^sS«o-jt.n4-5&-^ ft nil ffef£#?#--vj£Wftft^ ft ft." X**tft7|t^^^// "ffefnsa* "11^:" -35582 words
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Article, Illustration715 1984-10-25 2 This isn't designed to produce major results, it's just a first step. We Americans don't know anything about Chinese writers. The Chinese used to know a lot about American writers. Then something called the Cultural Revolution came along and wiped it all out. Salisbury, headAP - 715 words
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Article, Illustration739 1984-10-25 4 MIRA EDORA; KHADIJAH HASHIM; AIDA MARHAINI - MIRA EDORA KHADIJAH HASHIM AIDA MARHAINI By K Publishing, Selangor Reviewed by "Cubit paha kiri, paha kanan pun sakit juga." Malay Proverb. anno MHpa^HH|H|H|^B "If you pinch the left thigh, the right W*j9^W^P^ thigh will also feel the pain." B m UA^^1 1 *B Literal translation,739 words
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Article, Illustration852 1984-10-25 4 AIDA MARHAINI - AIDA MARHAINI Diperkatakan oleh Mengenai buku-buku CINTA remaja atau lebih dikenali dengan panggilan 'Cinta Monyet' adalah sejenis penyakit zaman pancaroba yang sering melanda para remaja. Mereka yang sering menjadi mangsanya terdiri daripada anakanak sekolah, terutama di peringkat menengah atau menengah atasan. Dan perasaan cinta begini jika tidak852 words
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Article50 1984-10-25 4 Alang, Alang-alang Pementasan drama-drama Melayu dalam Pesta Drama anjuran Rementerian Kebudayaan tahon Ini akan ditutup tlrainya oleh Bengkel Drama kelab Paneeung Negara di Panggung Victoria malam esok. Drama Al&ng 4l*ng-al*itg dengan barisar 18 orang pelakon ialah hasU pen* Nadlputra vang akan turnt mengarah drama tersebut bersama Malmunati Jamarl.50 words
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Article326 1984-10-25 4 Haron A. Rahman - Let's learn Malay Haron A. Rahman By Lesson 1248 Learn Malay: The Easy Way Jawapan bagi so&lan-soalan Pelajaran 124A: Answers 'to ,nMtl.ns in L«»n 184A: 1) Dr James A. Nathanson ialah seorang pakar saraf dari Sekolah Perubatan Harvard dan Hospital Besar Massachusetts. 2) Beliau mendakwa bahawa beliau kini tahu mengapa326 words
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Advertisement904 1984-10-25 4 APPOINTMENTS r > Fashion Buying Office requires MERCHANDISERS At least 2 years solid and related working experiences Understanding the garment manufacturing cycle, procedure and basic costmg Good educational background and communication skills Willing to work under pressure Will also consider University/Polytechnic graduates but with some working experiences in non-related fields904 words
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Advertisement781 1984-10-25 4 BBC 1 ww BROWN BOVERI |S i OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRIMARY SIX SCHOOL LEAVERS!!! BBC Brown Boveri (S) Pte Ltd, a factory !!j i manufacturing products for low voltage I switchgear will be launching a 3 year appren- i tice programme to train i i i Precision Mechanics j < If781 words
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Title Section8 1984-10-25 1 Supplement THE STRAITS TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 19848 words
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SINGAPORE AIRPORT DUTY-FREE EMPORIUM
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Article, Illustration1319 1984-10-25 1 ARTHUR TAN - S A D E CELEBRATES ITS 10th ANNIVERSARY TODAY ARTHUR TAN General Managei Duty-Free Emporium served 10 million travellers I" 7~"' X^T"\ I /87? mmmmm^ZTm\^^^m^mmm^ C \Q 7 ATI QQ A 1 V '13/.^ tvQ^y =7^ \V _^^^m -wi=// V^—-"-Hl^K^J-^M 1" ~-^^^WW^^Fwity/ >^^-^^^By*ffi:-t^-^M^r*Mf'^-^»P"-il "■■mmm^ COMMEMORATING A DECADE OF TRIUMPH h"""™^1,319 words
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Article, Illustration486 1984-10-25 20 Laser Scanner System-first duty-free shop in Asia //Mr/ ■■■i^h^ i»/ y __^___a s v__... r JM Zj. —jy H q. j fl_9_i IHr' _B_r_pT_^B~7^y/ COMMEMORATING A DECADE OF TRIUMPH I The Singapore Airport DutyFree Emporium has invested 51.5 million to comnuterise its -ustnmor rhprl Mlin;486 words
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Article, Illustration693 1984-10-25 20 All the traveller needs in liquor and tobacco lo the average air traveller browsing around the duty-free emporium at Chang! International Airport, the vast arrav of brands of tobacco and liquor products is usually the cause of much bewilderment. i here is in fact a mind-boggling cigarettes. By pursuing its693 words
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Advertisement218 1984-10-25 2 COMMEMORATING A DKADE OF TRIUMPH ■r l w f^B l 4Jl ■h^^^h liHl^^l BHBhbBI liP N > J Hennessy V.S.O.P. Hennessy X.O Hennessy Paradis Hennessy Napoleon Sing^ore Airport Dutyßiee Eriporium on loEir iv/ iii /\Niii vci s<ii y &\g*\ The House of Hennessy, established in 1765, has the largest stocks218 words
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Advertisement270 1984-10-25 4 B I Some of the finest wities and spirits BJ -Bfl B^r J V(^ ran see wnv vou're ANN I \%M/OAt|Y m *_a 1 1 v^ciii jvv vvxxy y v>/l4- iv \\7/ ob Sf jrnk S Jiftfk ObH /^Hk I^bb ■I 111 i v nBPH b^bl Ba agMH Bbßbp k270 words
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Advertisement109 1984-10-25 5 •W— 4^ i""" 1 v i 5 rV irififirr COMMEMORATING A DECADE OF TRIUMPH P"" B the years to come totiielOyeardd Sii^x>re Airport Duty flee onporium. *^\^^l BB^^^Ji M^^M r Jm JM M m rfwrmr I .^^r fP i"^ >-\ T W x A r/ L m «^n^Bt jMflSi *^^H109 words
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Advertisement243 1984-10-25 6 MMMMMMb MMM'^ MMMJ^Mbbj Mbb*^ ir\/™\r\TT ttl x /Try I'l T'l 'I [I |m ill Hf BP ■■^^iii-- s^- jji; yf^^^^fc.-L..JinirsHr" hB MbßMs. Ih V/i II 1 1\ I I \/l I I I r~* I I 11/ Hi -"-^l^^^^ V 'ml M^K "fIH I M^Mf "^MH LEGACY SPODE 1815 ROYAL243 words
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Advertisement17 1984-10-25 7 ■_v. <&'*■* ll» V M?7 i I [COMMEIWORATBIG A DECADE W^WMPH )f-\ I SINGAPORE AIRPORT DUTY-FREE EMPORIUM i17 words
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Advertisement66 1984-10-25 8 Sen i tt" ~y I I COMMEMORATING A DECADE OF TRIUMPH I i TiTA Lryi/^I A 7 d I I !31/ \nO r BH WC J\JL lew dJLJL dJLv/JL MAm* thatjox were thebest. and ourvery gDodwishespr many years 'to >come 1 U SJnaaporelbbacco Company (Pte) Ltd B-AT(UK.andEXPOßT)limited BROWN &WILUAMSON INTKNAnONALTOBACCO66 words
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Advertisement195 1984-10-25 10 COMMEMORATING A DECADE QF TRIUMPH BHBBBHH|HBB~^I wr LJSQIJ.£L£L)2LCiI iCOtCi) Vv nISKV WISHES To the Best ANN I v^&4^BA R Y to congratulate Duty-Free Shop in the world. y^ Singapore Airport Duty-Free Emporium, Our heartiest congratulations on your the world's finest and 10th Anniversary. most prestigious duty-free shop, on its 10th195 words
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Advertisement110 1984-10-25 12 j /*"^i ir* 1 1 I r*Y"^ f~\ jdroffisSs -.^^^yßf^^^^s v^l H^^^ -in C Uc v- iCXKjiKi/ ui Li 1 1 4 1 I ik_/i I .iiiifflMßflult ■■^^■■■mßbbbl v bf^w" Jv I I f^y f J I I"^^ l^jy^l I C?| Wml t?^i |Ttl 1 1 I^mJ I ''"^^■■■K§v!^HBiBSK2^HBBBBBBBK ■■■■B^^9bßH>SUß"?^^-^I110 words
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Advertisement23 1984-10-25 13 I COMMEMORATING A DECADE OF TRIUMPH I i ii^^ n Article reprinted from liuromone) Alaauziiu 1964. ■■I |IJNGAPORE AIRPORT DUTY-FREE EMPORIUM 1 i23 words
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Advertisement72 1984-10-25 14 ____/v/ [COMMEIVIORATING A DECADE OF TRIUMPH^ L TT T H e3.tr 1 est on your 10th Anniversary IV/ til X Xlllll VVI L/Ml Youve set JI I I Leading Duty-Free Suppliers: Singapore Warehouse 608 Martin Road Block C #05-07/08, Singapore 0923, Tel: *****14 A member of the Rothmans International Group72 words
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Advertisement187 1984-10-25 18 J^^^ZZ^^^^\/'^ m few. Jlmmmemorating a decade of triumph y fn i i NN I V ERS A R Y Congratulations to the Wkh best wishes on your lOth Anniversary. I i Hi if I I *^\l'^ r_ a a BB^I^^BB^^ i I H r;^!^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B Manufacturers of: flf j| 'mSß^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Bl Multi-colour187 words
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Advertisement636 1984-10-25 19 NCR helps keep the traffic at S A D E flowing-fast! With one of the world's most advanced Retail Systems jf*K\. fc J *V 1^ I II r^ ij /W 0 I I V A /I I II I~^ "1 f I I I i The hardware comprises 36 point-of-636 words
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