The Straits Times, 10 November 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon KL: Pas out to use violence
    646 1 Government White Paper promises to take action against seven extremist groups KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE government has promised to take action against seven organisations, including the Muslim fundamentalist Parti Islam (Pas), which it says are seeking to overthrow the government by violent means. Pas
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    Military leaders pledge support for Gen Prem
    397 1  -  NANCY CHNG By Bangkok Correspondent 'No defence cuts' assurance by Premier BANGKOK, Fri. Military leaders have rallied around Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda m the face of a political crisis triggered by criticism of the devaluation of the baht by the country's supreme commander,
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    Lock icon Nicaragua 'may have Soviet missiles'
    268 1 Nicaragua 'may have Soviet missiles' WASHINGTON, Fri. US intelligence officials believe new Soviet antiaircraft missiles may have been delivered to Nicaragua, now busy preparing for an expected American invasion m the near future. The intelligence experts said they believed a Soviet ship which arrived m the Nicaraguan port of Corinto
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  • Section Two
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      V.S. Naipaul: The writer as pundit
      87 1 Trinidad gave the world the calypso and V.S. Naipaul. Naipaul, who came out of a traditional Hindu family m Port-of-Spain, moved from being an acclaimed novelist to a journalist of the first order. Like Joseph Conrad before him, he wields his pen like a
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      Lock icon NICARAGUA'S REQUEST
      54 1 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Nicaragua today asked for an urgent Security Council meeting to consider what it said was "Increased aggression" by the United States against the Central American nation. The request was contained m a letter to this month's president of the council, Ambassador line Olne of China.
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    Lock icon Nine hurt in big pile-up
    215 1 NINE people, including a baby, were injured after a track west out of control, leading to a chain collision involving eight vehicles In River Valley Road yesterday. The injured six of them taxi passengers were taken to hospital soon after the accident near Tank Read
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    Lock icon US heads towards massive trade deficit
    317 1 US heads towards massive trade deficit WASHINGTON, Friday A STRONG doUar that is hurting exports and a flood of imports is pushing the United States towards its worst trade year m history. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige has warned. The prospect was that the current account deficit would be more than
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    Lock icon New oaths for jurors — short and simple
    91 1 New oaths for jurors short and simple LONDON, Fri. Potential British jurors won't have to swear on the Queen anymore because the archaic language is too much of a mouthful. To help marblemouthed jurists, the Lord Chancellor's office is introducing before Dec 3 a new stream- lined swearing-in ceremony, one
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      28 1 inside 66 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6,8 ASEAN 9 CAUSEWAY II EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 19 BACKGROUND 21 TIMESDOLLAR 21, 24-21 CLASSIFIEDS 27-37 RACING 38-39 SPORTS 41-43
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      14 1 Outlook 4,5 Comics 18,19 Cinema 8 Appointments and Notices 10-18 Radio and TV 22
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      472 2 NPPs all over NEIGHBOURHOOD police posts will appear all over Singapore because of the success of the pilot scheme introduced m Toa Payoh m June last year, Home Affairs Minister Chua Sian Chin has announced. A post will be started m each of 12 constituencies m the Jurong and
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      Around the world
      540 2 Keen on talks MOSCOW has, through diplomatic channels, shown interest m an American proposal for talks on arms control issues between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, the Washington Post reported. The newspaper quotes a Reagan administration official as saying that President
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      Comment
      363 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AFTER so many years, the Singapore Lecture series should have matured enough and gained sufficient international recognition to be able to attract the best and ablest brains. It is time now for the organisers to turn their attention to other areas of intellectual endeavour. First
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      Background
      79 2 THE CHILDREN PAY EACH day, between 90 and 100 children die m one famine relief centre m Ethiopia alone. With insufficient food supplies and inadequate medical assistance, the numbers are expected to increase. Natural calamities have been blamed for the tragedy, but of equal if not greater importance has
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      Timesdollar
      193 2 TWO LOCAL BANKS CUT PRIME RATES AGAIN BARELY two weets after cuts m prime rates, two of the Big Four local banks. United Over seas Bank and Overseas Union Bank, have cut their prime lending rates by a quarter percent age point to 9.5 per cent, effective from Mon
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      Timesport
      266 2 Proud Blues AFTER having been the poorer cousin for so long, Everton could be forgiven for blinking m disbelief as they emerge after years m the shadows to lead the English First Division, writes MARTIN PALMER. But there they are, looking down on the First Division and showing few
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      135 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Mahathir replies PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said Umno was prepared to leave it to responsible bodies to determine whether the party was "kafir", but it would not allow the Islamic Party (Pas) to make such a judgment arbitrarily Pas' accusation that Umno
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      Around Asean
      114 2 Ver waives right PHILIPPINE armed forces Chief of Staff, General Fabian Ver, and 20 other soldiers yesterday waived their right to answer summons on a double murder charge, the result of the Agrava commission's report on the killings of opposition leader Benigno Aquino, Jr, and Rolando Galman. The
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      Section Two
      529 2 Naipaul's past DT author V.S. Naipaul is a harsh critic, he is also never patronising or unsympathetic. He was born a thira-generation Trinidadian; 30 years before he was born, his grandfather had left Uttar Pradesh m India to work as an indentured labourer on the island's sugar cane
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  • around the WORLD
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      New Delhi withdraws request for $4 b ADB loan
      280 3  - New Delhi withdraws request for $4 b ADB loan ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. India has informed the Asian Development Bank (ADB) here that it has withdrawn its request to borrow US$2 billion (5J4.28 billion), apparently because of the continued United States objections. A letter indicating the withdrawal
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      Lock icon Still 10 m refugees
      47 3 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The world has 10 million refugees, a total unchanged for five years despite efforts by governments and the United Nations. When one refugee obtained resettlement, ne was replaced by another. UN High Commissioner for Refugees Poul Hartling said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Streaker arrested
      44 3 PITTSBURGH. Fri. FBI agents arrested a Michigan man for running naked down the aisle of a commercial jetliner and disrupting a flight, which made an unscheduled stop here on Wednesday. The 32-year-old man has been ordered to undergo a mental examination. UPI
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      Lock icon It didn't rain but it poured
      137 3 It didn't rain but it poured AFTER a night of rainstorms, this resident m the Sydney suburb of Lane Cove is left high... bat not dry. Twenty-four hours of incessant rain on Thursday night have almost completely submerged his house and tamed his garden into a lake. The aftermath also
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      Lock icon Indira's ashes taken to ancestral home
      345 3 ALLAHABAD, Fri. Surrounded by heavy security, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi took his mother's ashes to her ancestral home today and was mobbed by more than one million Indians who came to mourn their slain leader. There were mob scenes and near riots as mourners
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      Ex-banker bribed by Chu to be charged
      211 3  -  WINSOME LANE BY Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Fri. A former officer of the Hongkong branch of the National Bank of North Carolina will appear m the district court on Nov 19, charged with receiving a bribe from a local businessman Nicholas Chu Fai-Hung. The
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      Oil find
      35 3 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union has struck oil m its sector of the Baltic Sea for the first time, the government daily, Izvestia, reported yesterday. Soviet prospectors began offshore drilling last February. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Pickets run riot
        76 3 RIOTING ERUPTED m a northern England coal mining village early yesterday when 5,000 pickets tried to keep one miner from going to work at the pit where Britain's coal dispute was touched off eight months ago. Police on horseback were called m to break up the violence
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        Lock icon Chile exiles 250
        59 3 CHILE'S MILITARY government has exiled more than 250 detainees to a desert prison camp, closed six opposition publications, imposed press curbs and banned public meetings under a two-day-old state of siege. Riot police used teargas on Thursday to disperse hundreds of stone-throwing students who protested against the
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        Lock icon Call for reform
        71 3 MR LECH WALESA, (above) chairman of Poland's outlawed Solidarity labour movement, called on Thursday for reform m the administration of the Interior Ministry after three security policemen confessed to murdering an anti-commu-nist priest. Mr Walesa and another union leader, Mr Wladyslaw Frasyniuk, wrote to Parliament and the
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        Lock icon Fiji freezes pay
        68 3 FIJI'S GOVERNMENT yesterday imposed a one-year freeze on pay and rent m a tough Budget and said the south Pacific nation was living beyond its means. Finance Minister Moses Qionibaravi also announced higher taxes on petrol, liquor, tobacco, cars and some other goods. He told Parliament m
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        Lock icon Senator shot dead
        70 3 SUSPECTED REBELS yesterday gunned down a government party senator m Beitbridge town m Zimbabwe, sparking off rioting by government supporters that left as many as 100 people dead. Senator Moven Ndlovu, 50, a member of the central committee of the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patri-otic Front, was
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        Lock icon Swearing-in twice
        75 4 PRESIDENT RONALD Reagan will begin his second term next January by taking the oath of office twice once m private and once for the world. The first time will be m a private White House ceremony on Jan 20 to comply with the date specified m the Constitution
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        Lock icon Tax rise' report denied
        83 4 THE WHITE HOUSE on Thursday denied reports of a draft plan which would almost certainly raise taxes despite Mr Reagan's preelection vow that such increases would only be "over my dead body." Newsweek magazine said that the President had not seen the plan, drawn up by
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        Lock icon Israeli expectations
        83 4 WITH THE US elections over, Israel is looking to the US to play a more active role m the Middle East that will take account of the new Israeli government's greater flexibility toward Arab views, foreign policy specialists m Jerusalem said yesterday. They said that as result of
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        Lock icon Scoring a first
        63 4 THE PRESIDENTIAL elections have also resulted m West Hollywood becoming the first town to be administered by homosexuals. Two-thirds of the voters m West Hollywood opted for making it the 84th town m the county of Los Angeles, which meant having its own municipality. Its 36,000 inhabitants
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      Lock icon EC fears advances in US technology
      126 4 EC fears advances in US technology BRUSSELS, Fri. European Community officials yesterday expressed fears that the Reagan administration could step op its technology advances at the expense of Western Europe, now that the election is over. Generally, the officials welcomed a strong confident United States as necessary to Western Europe.
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      Lock icon Moscow 'keen' on US offer for arms talks
      332 4 Reagan's second term ©CO) WASHINGTON, Friday THE Soviet Union has expressed interest m a United States proposal for talks on arms control issues between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, the Washington Post reported today. It quoted
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      Lock icon Education Secretary Bell quits Cabinet
      443 4 WASHINGTON, Friday EDUCATION Secretary Terrel Bell yesterday announced he was resigning, the first member of the Cabinet to step down after Mr Reagan's landslide re-election. His resignation is not expected to start a mass exodus from President Ronald Reagan's Cabinet, but at least one or
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      Lock icon Discovery's recovery attempt
      254 6 Discovery's recovery attempt CAPE CANAVERAL, Fri. THE crew of the shuttle, Discovery, has begun a series of com- Heated manoeuvres to ring the spacecraft close to the first of two wayward satellites it will attempt to recover and return to Earth. Discovery streaked into orbit yesterday, setting the stage next
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      Lock icon Canada wants cuts in spending
      328 6 OTTAWA, Friday Less pay for Mulroney, possible tax increases CANADA'S new progressive Conservative government announced sweeping spending cuts last night, ranging from a 15 per cent salary reduction for Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to large-scale cutbacks m grants that encourage oil exploration. Finance Minister Michael
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      Poland, France in world bridge final
      270 6 Poland, France in world bridge final SEATTLE, Fri POLAND, after an extraordinary comeback yesterday, will oppose defending champion France today m the final of the World Con tract Bridge Team Olympiad. In the women's final today, defending chamfiion United States will ace a suddenly effective Great Britain team. France and
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      Lock icon Pentagon wants to expand disaster aid
      360 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. but State Department opposes it THE Defence Department has been seeking to expand its humanitarian assistance m such areas as Central America and Ethiopia, but has been opposed by the State Department, according to an internal Pentagon report. The report recommends that
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      Lock icon Drug 'could cut crave to smoke'
      150 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. A drug used to treat high blood pressure could reduce smokers' cigarette craving and might help them give up more easily, scientists have reported. The drug, clonidine, was compared with a sedative m a study of 15 heavy smokers. Both were found
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      Lock icon Nod for artificial heart transplant
      144 6 LOUISVILLE (Kentacky), Fri. The United States Food and Drag Administration has given Dr William Devries, who made the first implant of an artificial heart, permission to perform a second implant at Humana Hospital Audubon, the hospital said yesterday. "Now that we have approval, the screening
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      Lock icon Export ban
      31 6 NAIROBI, Fri. Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi has ruled that none of the country's wild animals should be trapped or exported, the official Kenya News Agency said yesterday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Lebanese, Israeli teams meet for pullout talks
      144 7 Lebanese, Israeli teams meet for pullout talks LEBANESE and Israeli military teams meeting for their first session of the United Nations-sponsored troop withdrawal talks at the Lebanese border village of Naqoura on Thursday. Sources said the delegations agreed at the session to go ahead with substantial talks at the next
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      Lock icon De Cuellar in Ethiopia to check on food distribution
      140 7 De Cuellar in Ethiopia to check on food distribution ADDIS ABABA. Fri. United Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar arrived yesterday to personally inspect food distribution to millions of Ethiopians suffering from a famine that is claiming hundreds of lives a day. Despite an international airlift to the Marxist African
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      Lock icon Israeli economy hit by bankruptcies
      387 7 JERUSALEM, Fri. Strikes sweep the country m face of hyper-inflation A RASH of strikes and bankruptcies is sweeping Israel as the effects of the rapidly deteriorating economic crisis m the country begin to hit home. Beset by hyper-infla-tion and recession, half a dozen towns and
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      Lock icon 1,400-year-old parchment of Psalms found in Egypt
      135 7 CAIRO, Thurs. Archeologists have found a 1,400-year-old Coptic-lan-Siage version of King avid's Psalms, inscribed on parchment m black ink, authorities said yesterday. The rare find was discovered during excavation work m Beni Sweif, about 120 km south of Cairo, the Middle East News
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      Lock icon Opec's cut in output viewed as a warning
      187 7 Opec's cut in output viewed as a warning CARACAS (Venezuela), Fri. THE decision of the Orfanisation of Petroleum Ixporting Countries (Opec) last week to cut production is a "warning" to nations who have tried to undermine the cartel's strength, Venezuelan Energy and Mines Minister Hernandez Grisanti said yesterday. Mr Hernandez
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      Lock icon Still 10 m refugees
      47 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The world has 10 million refugees, a total unchanged for five years despite efforts by governments and the United Nations. When one refugee obtained resettlement, he was replaced by another, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Poul Harding said yesterday Reuter
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      Lock icon Iraq and US to restore ties by end of year
      315 7 Iraq and US to restore ties by end of year After 17-year break WASHINGTON, Fri. After a 17-year break, Iraq will restore diplomatic relations with the United States by the end of the year, a Reagan administration official said yesterday. Iraq, which purchases arms mainly from the Soviet Union and
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      Lock icon Anti-Israeli tactics at the UN
      164 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Israel said yesterday Iraq and Iran, engaged hi a war, try to outdo each other m anti-Israeli tactics at the UN. "These two despotic and cruel regimes battle each other up and down the Shalt El Arab and the Persian Gulf," Israeli
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      Lock icon EC to cut import tariffs a year earlier
      271 8 BRUSSELS, Fri THE European Community yesterday decided to apply import tariff cuts one year ahead of schedule to a list of products that would particularly benefit developing countries. The measure had been approved m principle by the community's Council of Ministers last
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      Lock icon Di's new look has charmed them again
      129 8 Di's new look has charmed them again BRITAIN'S tr«nd-settlng Princess of Wales has wowed the public again with a new hairdo. The new look made Its debut on Thursday at a community centre and yooth club m London's Bast End. A throw-back ts the 194Ts hair fashion, the style, created
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      Lock icon Genscher names the donor
      340 8 Genscher names the donor BONN, Fri. Retired magnate gave the $4.3 m FOREIGN Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher said yesterday that a retired department store magnate donated six million marks (554.3 million) to his Free Democratic Party, ending speculation that the money came from the Flick industrial empire. Mr Genscher, the chairman
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      Lock icon Outcry over doctor's crib death theory
      198 8 Outcry over doctor's crib death theory LONDON, Fri. British authorities were flooded with calls from distressed parents yesterday after a So ver nm en t -appointed octor said crib deaths were typically caused by parents who accidentally smothered their babies. "We are absolutely horrified and outraged that anyone could make
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      Lock icon British move to reduce health costs
      204 8 LONDON, Friday UP TO 1,000 brand-name drugs and medicines will no longer be paid for by Britain's National Health Service (NHS) under a £100 million (Ss2Bo million) savings plan announced yesterday by Social Services Secretary Norman FOWlpr A preliminary list of the type of
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      Lock icon Terrorist alert after bomb scares
      137 8 Terrorist alert after bomb scares LONDON, Fri. Four weeks after an IRA bomb narrowly missed killing Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the Defence Ministry said today all its establishments on the British mainland and m Northern Ireland have been put on terrorist alert. They said the alert was ordered last night
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      Lock icon Doctors claim breakthrough in test-tube baby method
      132 8 STRASBOURG (France), Fri. A team of French doctors specialising In test-tube babies claimed a breakthrough In the removal of eggs from the ovaries through the vagina. However, a rival French doctor waned that the method was dangerous for women whose ovaries were not
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Gen Ver waives right to answer
      362 9  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter Double-murder charge 'not specific claim' MANILA. Fri. Armed forces Chief of Staff, Gen Fabian Ver, and 20 other soldiers today waived their right to answer summons on a doublemurder charge. The waiver took place at a special session called
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      Supreme Court surprised by secret Marcos decree
      328 9  - Supreme Court surprised by secret Marcos decree ABBY TAN MANILA, Fri. The Supreme Court of the Philippines was surprised yesterday by revelations of an unpublished Presidential decree giving President Ferdinand Marcos power to waive courtmartial for soldiers and to refer their trial to the civil courts. The decree dated Sept
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      Lock icon '200 die in famine in Irian Jaya'
      208 9 JAKARTA. Fri. About 200 people may have died m a famine m Irian Jaya and 3,000 others are m danger, a newspaper reported here today. Drought m the southern Jayawijaya mountains has caused a severe food shortage since August, the Sinar Harapan quoted
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      Lock icon Thai troops retake hill from Viets
      203 9 Thai troops retake hill from Viets BANGKOK, Friday THAI troops recaptured a Vietnamese-occu-pied hill 2,000 metres inside Thailand today, an army spokesman said. He added that all Vietnamese troops were believed to have left Thai territory. He put Thai losses at five dead and more than 40 wounded. A Thai
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      Lock icon Mochtar not happy with PNG's reply
      235 9 JAKARTA, Fri. Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today that the Indonesian government is .lot satisfied with the response given by Papua New Guinea concerning an attack on Indonesian officials by Indonesian refugees inside the Papua border recenUy. Dr Mochtar told a news conference that
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      Lock icon Crushed to death
      55 9 JAKARTA, r-"Vi. An airport technician was crushed to death m Bab when the nose of a DC-10 airliner snagged his headset, dragging him m front of the wheels, Antara news agency said yesterday. It added the technician was directing the plane before its scheduled takeoff on Tuesday
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      Lock icon 'Rabies' man goes berserk
      54 9 MANILA, Fri. A 40-year-old Filipino labourer, believed to be stricken with rabies, went berserk and killed two fellow employees and injured another with a lead pipe before fleeing a factory in Caloocan City yesterday, police said. Rogelio Gallarde, 40, bludgeoned his victims while they were sleeDine
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      Lock icon Medical teams for typhoon areas
      101 9 Medical teams for typhoon areas MANILA, Fri. The armed forces today mobilised special medical teams m the central Philippines to prevent an outbreak of epidemics m the trail of a typhoon that left nearly 500 people dead and several hundreds missing. An army spokesman said air force planes were flying
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      What 'kafir' means
      311 10 What 'kafir' means UMNO has been denied a chance of clearing its name against the accusation by the opposition Party Islam that its members are "kafirs" (infidels) because of the cancellation of the proposed debate between the two parties »on the issue. For a Muslim, it is the greatest insult
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      Lock icon Militant Islamic group exposed
      150 10 Militant Islamic group exposed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Several Malaysians who were influenced by a militant form of Islam while studying overseas have been found to be continuing these activities which are contrary to the nations interests, according to the government White Paper. It said other individuals and groups had also
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      Lock icon 'Danger of temptation' warning to the newspapers
      101 10  - 'Danger of temptation warning to the newspapers SUBANG JAYA Fri. PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad tonight warned newspapers of the dangers of succumbing to the temptation of giving their readers what they wanted. He said that such an attitude must be done away with immediately before it got
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      Lock icon 'Umno will not let Pas pass judgment'
      450 10 4 UMNO must defend its stand and must state the truth, and the truth is that Umno members are Muslims. —Dr Mahathir 'Kafir' charge serious and must be refuted Mahathir KEMAMAN, Ffi^— Umno was prepared to leave it to responsible bodies to determine
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      Lock icon Shortage of hotel staff
      78 10 PET ALONG JAVA, Fri. The projected increase m hotel rooms from 28,432 to 42,233 next year will result m a shortage of trained personnel, Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Haji Muhyiddin Yassin said today. "The total number of hotel personnel required is estimated at 42,000 by
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        Lock icon China travel warning
        70 10 MALAYSIANS WHO visit China by way of Macao without proper documents will have their passports seized. They will also be banned from overseas travel for five years, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Sheikh Ahmad told Parliament yesterday. But Mr Radzi said only a small number of Malaysians
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        Lock icon No second Causeway
        65 10 THE MALAYSIAN government has no plan as yet to build a second Causeway between Malaysia and Singapore, Deputy Works Minister Zainal Abidin Zain told Parliament yesterday. He was replying to a query on whether another Causeway is to be built to facilitate trade and transport between the
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        Lock icon Few communists left
        74 10 ONLY ABOUT 300 communist terrorists are still operating m the country 200 m the peninsula and the rest m Sarawak, Acting Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamed Amin Osman said yesterday when he opened the Senior Police Officers' Association, Inspectors' Branch, Conference m Kota Kinabalu. But about
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        Lock icon 25th anniversary joy
        81 10 CELEBRATIONS TO mark the 25th anniversary of Parliament the symbol of democracy m the country will be held next year. The Malaysian Parliament was 25 years old on Sept 11 but the exact date of the celebrations has not been decided. Minister m the Prime Ministers Department
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        Lock icon Video news service
        62 10 INFORMATION MINISTER Datuk Rais has launched a Bernama Newscan Service, providing up-to-date news over video terminals, Information Minister Datuk Rais Yatim said m Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. The service, m Bahasa Malaysia and English, would be useful for hotels, banks and business complexes, he said at a
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        Lock icon Monkey problems
        50 10 RESIDENTS IN Jalan Batu Lada here are being terrorised by some wild long-tailed monkeys. About 20 of such monkeys have been damaging their crops and climbing onto their rooftops. One resident said he did not know where the monkeys came from as there was no jungle nearby. Bernama
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      Lock icon Team leader
      40 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Foreign Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen leaves tomorrow to lead the Asean delegation to the fifth AseanEC dialogue beginning m Dublin, Ireland, on Nov 15. He is the current chairman ot the Asean Standing Committee. Bernama
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      Lock icon 'Umno will still explain kafir issue to people'
      269 10 PENANG, Friday UMNO will continue to explain to the people the real situation concerning the issue of Pas accusing Umno members of being kafir (infidels) although the Umno-Pas debate has been called off. Umno youth leader Mr Anwar Ibrahim said today this
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      Lock icon Disunity will only 'benefit the CPM'
      263 10 Disunity will only 'benefit the CPM' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DEPUTY Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam warned today that disunity m the Malay-Mus-lim community, if not checked will weaken their spirit and resilience and also that of the Malaysian people eventually. The only ones to benefit m the end will be
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      Police posts to be set up islandwide
      591 11  - Police posts to be set up islandwide LAI YEW KONG All systems go after success of scheme m Toa Payoh By Quote 4 Information received by telephone increased by 60 per cent, the bulk of which were received at NPPs. These have helped the police m solving crime as well
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      More now trust the police: Poll
      186 11 BESIDES the evaluation by the NPP steering committee and the Japanese experts, a National University of Singapore team also made a public opinion survey m Toa Payoh before and after the system was implemented there. A preliminary analysis of the poll results indicated that
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      Free tickets for national show
      120 11 THE National Exhibition a grand finale to Singapore's 25 years of nation-building celebrations will begin on Friday. Admission to the monthlong exhibition, from 16 a.m. to 18 p.m. daily, will be free, but on weekends, entry tickets will be issued to prevent excessive crowds. Admission
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      SBS tells why fares are not going up
      215 11 DRIVING up a slope of rising wages and operating costs has not been easy for Singapore Bus Service. Yet, it has managed without raising bus fares for some time. The company lays down the factors behind this m the latest issue of
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      PUB bills
      41 11 CONSUMERS can pay their Public Utilities Board bills at the DBS Bank branch, m Woodlands Centre from Mon day. Payment can be made dur ing normal banking hours There will be no collection on public holidays and bank holidays.
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      Bus interchange at Serangoon
      182 11 SERANGOON New Town will have a bus interchange when the Housing Board estate of 17,000 units is completed m 1986. Once the interchange is up, the Serangoon Garden terminal will be abolished and only a bus stop will be retained for services 73 and 136 which
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      Driving instructors must pass police test
      468 13  -  RAV DHALIWAL By Revamped course on theory and practical skills drawn up ASPIRING driving instructors will have to prove their teaching skills before they are allowed to guide the learner's hand at the wheel. Under a revamped instructor training coursa being drawn up by
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      Open verdict on fire victim
      219 13 A WOMAN was burnt to death when fire gutted a row of four pre-war houses at Bandar Street on the fourth day of Lunar New Year, a coroner's court heard yesterday. The fire started at 31, Bandar street, where Madam Low Ah Moi, 82, was
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      $300,000 in gold ornaments snatched from man
      118 13 $300,000 in gold ornaments snatched from man A MAN who works for a jewellery manufacturing company has told police he was robbed of $300,000 worth of gold ornaments by two men on Wednesday. Mr Cheong Keng Eng, 24, said he was returning to his company, Jumbo Crafts Pte Ltd, m
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      Man lied about gaming offence
      95 13 A MAN was fined $1,000 yesterday for giving false information to police. Ng See Cheang, 42. gave the information m a police statement about another man, Mr Ang Kirn Kiovv, on Jan IS, 1981 It happened after police, on anti-gamblin« rounds, detained the two Based
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      Call for complete education in clan schools
      177 13 Call for complete education in clan schools THE Hokkien Huay Kuan should develop a comprehensive education system for its five schools with emphasis on five virtues besides bilingualism. The virtues are moral and physical education, knowledge, team spirit and appreciation of art. In this way, the younger generation will have
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      SBC union dinner
      42 13 THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation Staff Union's annual dinner and dance will be held at Hilton Hotel tumor row at 8 p.m. Mr Ong Teng Cheong. the Minister without Portfolio and secretary-general of the NTUC. will be the guest ->( honour
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      Agencies to inspect MRT equipment
      221 13 Agencies to inspect MRT equipment ONE or more agencies will be appointed to keep an eye on electrical and mechanical equipment brought m for the Mass Rapid Transit system. The agencies will inspect equipment regularly at manufacturing plants overseas to ensure that standards specified by the MRT Corporation are met.
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      Man who threw pot jailed
      66 13 Keeping Track A FORMER Woodbridge patient, who threw a flower pot from his fourth-floor flat, was jailed for 10 days yesterday. Ng Hak Seng, 24, admitted committing the rash act on Oct 18. The court heard that Mr Mustafa bin Bachik, 43, who was walking
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      Lost man's kin sought
      54 13 RELATIVES and friends of Mr Cheng Cheong, 60, have been asked to contact the Ministry of Social Affairs on *****1 ext 215 or 323. Police found Mr Cheng sleeping along a corridor at Block 73. Eng Watt Street last Friday. He has been temporarily admitted to
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      Flavour of Chinatown to live on
      269 14 Flavour of Chinatown to live on $8m extension to complex will have classic features AN $8 million extension to the present Chinatown Complex at the junction of New Bridge Road and Smith Street will help retain the area's character. The eight-storey building is expected to be completed by September and
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      Man charged with having several fake seals
      151 14 Man charged with having several fake seals A MAN was charged on Thursday with having several counterfeit seals and intending to use them for forgery. Ng Kong Wan, 31, allegedly had a Commissioner of Employment Singapore, Immigration Department Singapore, Singapore Coat of Arms, SD Paid of Controller of Immigration, Securi-
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      More use POSBGiro to pay Mendaki
      101 14 More use POSBGiro to pay Mendaki ALTOGETHER 3,111 Muslims contribute to Mendaki each month through the POSB-Giro scheme. This is an increase of 13 per cent over the figure m September last year when the scheme started. At that time, 2,745 people used the scheme. The average contribution is $3
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      Rhythmic classes
      45 14 A KEEP-FIT expert from New Zealand, Mrs May O'Rourke, is conducting rhythmic classes m Singapore until January. The 24-hour beginners' course will cost $45, and the 48-hour preparatory instructor's programme, $60. For more information contact the Singapore Sports Council on *****11 ext 422.
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      Jail for cheat who duped house-hunters
      126 14 A JOBLESS man who duped several people into believing he was renting out his flat was jailed for 20 months on Thursday for cheating. Doraisamy Prathiya Raj, 31, had originally claimed trial to the charges, but changed his plea to guilty halfway through the
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      West 'will understand' a military Asean
      414 14 West 'will understand' a military Asean THE Western world would understand should Asean decide m future to become a military alliance, said Dr Joseph Luns, the former Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato). He added, however, that it was not for him to tell the sovereign nations of
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      Temple walk and jog
      50 14 A WALK-AND-JOG. organised by the Sri Ruthra Ka liamman Temple, will be held tomorrow It will be flagged off by Mr Rohan Kamis. MP for Telok Blangah. at 8 a.m. Interested participants are invited to assemble at the temple at 100. Depot Road by 7.30 am
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      1,000,000
      253 15 That's the number of milk packs schoolchildren guzzle a month under school scheme SINGAPORE schoolchildren are fast becoming milk guzzlers. They drink about a million packs of milk each month under the school milk scheme. Last year, primary and pre-primary schools and the People's Association's kindergartens bought about 10
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      Nov 13 is Milk Day
      103 15 TUESDAY, NevlS, is Milk Day. The Milk for Children Advisory Council has designated this day to make milk-drinking more fan. About 3MB) children from 1M schools aad kindergartens will be entertained to ventriloquist acts, puppet and animal shews at the Singapore Zoological Gardens. The children
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      Fake software cases put off
      136 15 THREE companies and three people being sued for alleged imitation of computer software and hardware had their cases adjourned by the High Court yesterday. Challenger Microcomputer Products and two people. Loo Leong Thye and Lur Leong Hong, who between them face five suits, had their
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      $1 m dispute over payment is settled
      113 15 $1 m dispute over payment is settled A DISPUTE between two companies ended when one of them agreed to pay nearly $1 million plus interest for goods bought m 1978 and 1979. Ban Lee Oil Mill's partners, Mr Lee Keng Gee and Mr Charlie Kua, originally challenged Felda Oil Products'
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      Top of the trade
      445 15 4 TODAY, tha National Trade Certificate (NTC) system of certifying skills is well accepted by our employers. School leavers are voluntarily taking up vocational training and companies are taking positive steps to upgrade the skills of their workers through NTC courses. We have now passed the
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      Salesman had pirated tapes
      57 15 SALESMAN Tan Koon Chuan was fined a total of $1,500 on Thursday for having seven pirated copies of gramophone records. Police raided his former shop at Far East Plaza on June 27 last year and seized 2,000 piratod tapes, which were all forfeited. Tan was cleared
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      Only three winners in Chingay contest
      483 16 $5,000 ideas competition draws poor response A TOTAL of 50 cash prizes worth $5,000 was offered for ideas to brighten the Chingay procession. But yesterday the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, one of the organisers of the contest, announced that there were only three winners.
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      Singapore needs the specialty
      224 16 THE specialty chemical industry is considered important for the restructuring of Singapore's economy because of its very high value-added per worker. The value-added per worker m the chemical industry as a whole was $76,000 last year, more than twice the average for the manufacturing sector. But
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      Accounts clerk tells court about false statements
      1086 16 Accounts clerk tells court about false statements The Broadview Commodities Case The charges THE charges are: Lab Shak Mew, 45, managing director of the then Broadview Commodities Pte Ltd, faces 28 abetment-by-conspiraey-to-eheat charges, allegedly committed between December 1981 and August 1982, involving $«.41 million. The prosecution is proceeding with six
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      US House team coming
      124 16 CHAIRMAN Melvin Price and nine other members of the US House of Representatives Armed Services Committee will arrive here tomorrow. They will call on Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew at the Istana on Monday after meeting the Defence Minister and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok
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      Maj Fong: How Berita can help younger Malays
      304 17  - Maj Fong: How Berita can help younger Malays AHMAD OSMAN By BERITA Harian had done exceedingly well given the constraints such as newspaper space and manpower, said Major Fong Sip Chee last night. It had succeeded m reaching out to the older readers, and it was important for the newspaper
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      PA, Malay group go on talent hunt
      338 17 Potential leaders CC committees THE People's Association and the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisation (Majlis Pusat) have begun a talent hunt for Malays who can play a bigger role m community centre affairs. They are looking for those with leadership potential to
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      Lock icon Conceicao says goodbye
      250 17  -  MATILDA GABRIEL Story: SINGAPOREANS have moved from worrying about whether they were going to be issued with hawker licences and living m one-room flats to imported maids and parking problems, said the outgoing MP for Katong, Mr J.F. Conceicao, as he looked back over years m politics.
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      Police alert out for two Malaysians
      157 17 ALL exit-points from Singapore were alerted yesterday far two Malaysians after a man was found dead at the Sea View Hotel m Amber Close off East Coast Road. Security officers manning the checkpoints were told to stop the two men who police believe can
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      NTUC Comfort scholarships
      65 17 NTUC Comfort scholarships NTUC Comfort operators can now apply for next year's scholarship and bursary awards for their primary and secondary school children from Monday. Registration will be open on weekdays from 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Saturdays from 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the NTUC Comfort
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      Thieves take $12,000 loot
      36 17 THIEVES broke into the Boon Lay Emporium and Supermarket on Wednesday night and stole $12,779 worth of shirts, watches, cameras and cash. They entered by forcing open the store's front iron grilles.
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      Amex man's alleged murder probe still on
      110 17 POLICE are still investigating the alleged murder of Mr Frankie Tan Tik Siah, 39, vice-president and regional treasurer of the American Express International Banking Corporation. Yesterday, three men and a woman charged with his murder were remanded for another week, when the case
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      409 17 Good news for Singapore fThe new Downtown Food Centre Where's Hokkien mcc like you haven't tasted since that stall moved I don't know where? Where's porridge m an iron pot? Where's the best chicken rice m town and don't say Middle Road because I haven't got a car. (/x^j^i^ Where
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  • The Straits Times says
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      Horizon should be widened
      442 18 FOUR years ago, the Singapore Lecture series was inaugurated. The idea was to bring people of international repute here so that Singaporeans would have an opportunity to meet them and hear their views on their fields of speciality. Five eminent personalities have spoken since the series
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    The Fourth of July President
    1533 18  -  PETER BARNARD By Straits Times Correspondent covering the US elections Americans voted for the optimistic leader m Reagan 'THE problems of victory are more agreeable than those of defeat, but they are no less difficult" Winston Churchill. The Washington Post endorsed Walter Mondale for the
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    Opec still has the last say on oil prices
    798 18  -  VIKRAM KHANNA SOON after the first oil shock of 1973-74, the doyen of the free market, Prof Milton Friedman, solemnly affirmed that like other cartels, the Organisation of Petroleum Countries would collapse and that oil prices would never go above US$ll
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    580 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down Memory Lane What's m a name? Shakespeare AN AWFUL lot, a woman lawyer claimed solemnly. It caused her, she said, to have her name changed last year by deed poll before she was called to the Bar. She told me then: "It was not because my
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      Food is meant to be enjoyed, not wasted
      442 19 Food is meant to be enjoyed, not wasted Use it productively, says reader I AM writing m after reading the report "Japanese children waste massive amounts of food". (ST, Nov 5). It is true that man tends to waste anything when there is an abundance of it. Affluence leads to
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      Only the individual decides
      89 19 Only the individual decides I REFER to the letter "Petrol contest against energy policy" by Mr Anthony Law. (ST, Nov 7). During these competitive times, firms use different tactics to attract customers and improve sales. Those who buy petrol have a choice of gifts or they can depend on their
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      Drivers reluctant to stop here
      170 19 On bus services I TAKE Service 166 from the bus stop located along Bras Basah Road immediately after its intersection with Bencoolen Street. I often wait for from 15 minutes to half an hour. The bus drivers simply ignore my indications that I want to
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      Small nation can have a big heart
      99 19 MANY people are starving to death m Ethiopia because an ongoing drought has caused crops to fail. Although there have been efforts to send relief supplies to these people, I would like to appeal to all Singaporeans to put aside something for them.
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      Why has singer been singled out?
      227 19 l WAS amazed to read the report (ST, Oct 31) that the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation had decided to stop broadcasting the songs of a Malaysian singer now m a drug rehabilitation centre m that country. Why the double standards? Is the fact that he
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      Everything on board vibrates
      155 19 A BONE-JARRING, ear-splitting bus ride can be an amusing experience m some remote holiday location but certainly is not welcome m the Central Business District of Singapore. Why then are buses the likes of CSS 1728 allowed to ply our roads, notwithstanding current plans to replace
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      There are enough buses to meet demand
      259 19 There are enough buses to meet demand I REFER to the two letters that were published on Sept 11, the first about Service 24 and the second requesting additional bus services from Katong to the World Trade Centre. The Service 24 route is served by 16 Singapore Bus Service and
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      Dept should check out payment first
      225 19 Three readers comment on Traffic Police letters ST, Nov 5 I HAVE received an unregistered letter informing me that as I failed to attend court two years ago to answer a traffic charge, I would have to report to the Traffic Police within 14
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      For how long must receipts be kept?
      106 19 I READ with fear the letter "Fine paid but man receives warrant of arrest" by "RB3 *****4BA". (ST, Nov 5). This is definitely not the first time I have seen or heard of such a case. In the past they have involved other
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      109 19 I READ with concern the letter "Fine paid but man receives warrant of arrest" by "RB3 0U6448A". (ST, Nov 5). On June 18, I was booked by a traffic policeman for using the link road from Braddell Road to Lorong Chuan during the restricted hours. I subsequently
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      A country in pain
      241 20  -  MARGARET GOODHALL By of The Straits Times Research Desk Man-made and natural disasters rack Ethiopia EACH day, between 90 and 100 children die m one famine relief centre m Ethiopia alone. With insufficient food and inadequate medical assistance, the numbers are expected to increase. Natural calamities
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      Disputes over territory
      133 20 TERRITORIAL disputes between Ethiopia and neighbouring Somalia have been going on since the *****. Somalia claims the Ogaden area of southern Ethiopia, which is inhabited by Somalis. In 1977-78, it launched an invasion into Ethiopia but was driven back by a massive influx of Soviet weapons, including
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      Civil unrest
      151 20 THERE is constant civil unrest m Ethiopia among the Eritreans and the Somalis who want independence from Ethiopian rule. Opposition to the central government by Eritrean and Somali guerilla forces has led to bloody civil wars m the country. In addition, the central government also faces potential threats
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      218 20 6EOGIAPHY: North-East Africa. Bounded on the north-west by the Sudan, on the soul) by Kenya, and on the east by Djibouti and the Republic of Somalia, and on the northeast by the Red Sea. MEfc 1.22 mfton sq km (472,435 sq Rates). POPULATiM: 31.3 miun (1983). ECONOMY: Predominantly agricultural. All
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      Famine and drought
      85 20 FAMINE and drought are the main scourges. Between 19T2 and 1974, famine occurred m the Tigre and Wollo provinces. Some 200,000 people died. In 1977-78, hundreds of thousands were affected by famine and drought, m addition to the half-a-million people displaced by the Ethiopia-Somalia war. In 1983-84,
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      Jakarta can weather cut in oil output in short term
      825 20  -  RAPHAEL PURA By writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal JAKARTA Indonesia is betting that the production cut set by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) will not seriously threaten its economy m the short run. But petroleum-industry analysts
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      In the market
      286 21 THURSDAYS heavy selling continued on the local stock market yesterday, and the Straits Times Industrial Index fell another 8.52 points to end the week at 817.74, its lowest level m 20 months. Over the two days, the STI lost 20.43 points, leading a stockbroker to describe the
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      Singapore barometer
      37 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 14 89 15 Finance 1 15 3 Hotels 1 7 2 Properties 1 10 2 Plantations 0 7 1 Mmmg 0 2 0 Deb/Loans 0 4 4 Totol 17 124 27
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      KLSE drifts again
      82 21 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market drifted through another lacklustre session with share prices retreating further across the board. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index fell 16.48 points to 1254.49. Reflecting the easier trend, the market scoreboard showed only 15 gains against 144 losses while
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      INDICES — Highs & Lows
      37 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (B '2/84) 983.06(8/2/84) 1983 84 tow 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(17,964) 550.78(12/8/82)
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      K. Lumpur barometer
      43 21 Up Down Unch Industrials 11 95 11 Finance 1 13 I Hotels 0 1 0 Properties 0 8 4 Oil palms 1 7 2 Tins 1 8 0 Rubbers 2 10 3 Deb/Loans 0 2 1 Totol 15 144 22
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      ST index falls to level in 20 months
      8 21 ST index falls to level in 20 months
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        Most active
        14 21 DBS CULS 845,000 Promet 820,000 Pon-EI 592,000 Pahong Inv 526,000 OCBC 417,000
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        Rises
        58 21 Sater as Res 220 +30 Kentucky Spore 448 +18 lei* Corp 137 S P Teitie 313 7 6lH_psoc 207 .5 HuneM 384 .4 U_C 318+4 FuYanSanf 286 +4 Ki_p 129 .4 Chu-n H_p 304-2 Peta_ f _soc 148 +2 HmHmi 127 .2 C i C 299+1 Khont Guar 289+1
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        Falls
        80 21 C I Ho__s 201 -23 ___t_ 288 -16 0 C B 905-15 NST 615 -15 DBS 560 -15 H Leonj CredH 500 -15 OB Sits 162 -13 FIN 498 -12 UOB 430 -12 Unit fn 220 -12 Tims Pi* 785 -10 U M Flour 780 -10 $N P 570
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        Indices
        79 21 No* 8 Nov 9 BT Composite 726 72 717 10 BT Indicator *****52 *****15 BT 08/ OS 395 396 ST Industrials 826 26 817 74 ST Finance 2418 94 2398 61 ST Hotels 890 10 888 80 ST Properties ***** 497 91 ST Minings 353 04 352 80 ST
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      ST Industrial Index components
      68 21 Boustead Bhd -t i —4 (bl bon —6 Rob-nans I unch C»C .1 Haw Par -3 PMC -3 s*^ -i ssr 8 -j ga« -j j_ar OufcpM -3 <pp- -2 Pei*s Plant —4 S_p Cwp -1 1 Emo +1 WC Prima -10 rims Pub -10 I
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      Cortina to cut its size by nine-tenths
      378 21  -  Store moving to Funan Centre m January By TONG YOKE THO THE poor retail market has stricken yet another department store. Cortina Department Store has decided to cut down to one-tenth its present size when it moves to Funan Centre m early January.
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      Devaluation of baht hits Metal Box results
      120 21 SINGAPORE-BASED Metal Box (S) Ltd has become the first reported casualty of the Thai baht devaluation announced on Sunday. The 17.4 per cent devaluation resulted m a reduction of the group sales and earnings from the Thai subsidiary. Attributable profits fell 38.8 per
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      23 pc fall in profit
      60 21 FINANCE company Singapura Building Society reported a 23 per cent fall m group pre-tax profit to $6.2 million for the year ended June 1964, compared with previously. Turnover, however, was higher by 39 per cent at $29.97 million. The directors have proposed a first and
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      High-flyer Chuan Hup poised for take-off
      287 21 HIGHFLYER Chuan Hup Marine is poised for take-off. listing its strengths m its latest annual review "a strong management, financial resources, technological Inniiovation and operational know-how" the marine-based group is set to grow, chairman Peh Kwee Tee says. The focus will be the expansion
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      UOB and OUB cut prime rates again
      529 21  -  Quarter-point decrease brings rates down to 9.5 pc BARELY two weeks after the round of local prime rate cuts, two of the Big Four local banks, United Overseas Bank and Overseas Union Bank, have cut their prime lending rates yet again. The two
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      O & M wins more than half of advertising awards
      359 21  - O M wins more than half of advertising awards By JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA IT WAS a virtual sweep by one advertising agency when winners of the best Singapore ads were announced last night. Ogilvy Mather won 41 of the 76 Creative Circle awards, making it the second successive year that they
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      No winners for humour
      202 21 SINGAPORE ads are just not funny which is why nobody won the two newly-created awards for humour at a judging last night of the best advertisements m the past 12 months. "Where is the humour, local humour that makes Singaporeans laugh?" the judges had asked m
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      Top Japanese store to be anchor tenant in Raffles City
      364 21 Top Japanese store to be anchor tenant in Raffles City ONE of the largest department sto^e chains m Japan has signed a contract as the retail anchor tenant m Rallies City. The Sogo Co Ltd Clans to open its store i mid-1986, a joint venture with Raffles City Pte Ltd.
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      Business done in Singapore
      3108 24 READERS should be aware of the Imitations of this information Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2114 24 INDUSTRIALS A|nomotoi3 108 3 70S) A Choc (2 51B) (5) 2.59 (5J 2 60 >5) 2.58 (16) 2.56 (3) 2.57 AMD (3.368) (3) 3.40 Alcorn (1 298 1 30S) (1) 1 31 (31) 1 30 .3) 1 29 AISB (1 248) (3) 4 26 (4)
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      How your stocks performed
      2844 24 All shares quoted have a par vak,e of $1 uniess otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip njhts N Ta«-e»empted dividend ABN is traded m lots ot 10 shares each with the price quoted m dollars 1984 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('OOO) High
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        RUBBER
        289 25 FOB m bates RAS MRELB (S cents/Mb) (M cents/kio) Noon Close Noon Close hit 1 RSS Prompt 172 75— 173 75N 172 00— 173 OON unq unq Int 1 RSS Dec 173 75—***** 174 75-***** 198 50—199 00 197.50—***** Int 1 RSS Jan 177 75—***** 176 75-***** Int 2
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        KL Tin
        56 25 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price yesterday remained at MJ29.27 per kg, still within the International Tin Agreement's lower range of MJ29.15 and M 532.06 per kg. Sentiment held steady on continued support from the buffer stock manager. Total turnover dropped to 183 tonnes from 186 tonnes on
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        Copper
        22 25 Closinf prices Copper £/ta||l|t Ihm Spot 1085 50— *****0 (1086.50-1087.00) 3 months 1109.50-1110.00 (1108 50-1109.00) Market tone: Steady Sales: 36,550 tonnes
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        Silver
        24 25 dosing prices Silwwr USJ/troi U Fri Tins Sincapore 7.65—7 70 7.70-7.75 New York 7.70— 7 75 7 75— 7.80 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        Aluminium
        27 25 Dosing prices Aluminium fc/ tonne Thurs Spot 918.00 919.00 (899.50—900.50) 3 months 944 50 945 50 (924.00—924.50) Market tone: Barely steady after firm Sales: 23,400 tonnes
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        Produce market
        357 25 Closing prices. Pr*« VIOO kg /UOi t odoi_ Coconut cmjgw uSi SmmHME FOB 195.00 (seders) SS_"!5f ctass CM drum FOB ***** (sellers) New drum FOB 212 00 (seders) Jrwcrop 0 96 2nd dass 0 70 COpra 3rd class 0 70 Mned (loose) 105 00 (buyers) Thai breken A
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        Gold Market
        23 25 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 346.50—346.80 348.00—348.50 Hongkong 346.30—346.70 348.00—348.40 Thurs Ned New York 347.50—348.00 350.25 350.75 London 347.50—348.00 346.75 347.25
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        Palm Oil
        125 25 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market closed firm on late covering m anticipation of a lower USDA soyabean production estimate last night. PALM Closing prices Crude Iff/tonne palm oi Nov 1259 (central) 1260 (south north) Dec 1260 (south north) lan 1260 (south) Refined paknoi uss/tomes RBD palm Nov
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        Gold
        120 25 THE KJXOBAR market traded between 5523,873 and 5524,086 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.80/347.30 and traded quietly up to U*****.00/347.50 before closing at U*****.70/ 347.20. It re-opened m the afternoon at U*****.70/347.20 and peaked at U*****.00/ 347.50 briefly. It then eased off to the day's low
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        Forex
        222 25 THE Singapore dollar yesterday rose marginally against the US dollar and was traded between 2.1460 and 2.1480. It closed at around 2.1450/ 60 m very thin trading. The greenback rose from New York levels against most major currencies m quiet trading. Against the Deutschemark, it climbed to 2.9470 from
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        Unit Trusts
        140 25 Manager*' prices for Arbuthnot Securities Asia £2fi£! If* "12! Movio*i2 J"-"" Stir.'.. Singapore Unit Trust 97 102 gag*. 306 -3u_ Theco«*«f« __hfS OUB Montagu E_ven_B>_ra 107-112 B-J3 __.s■_•_ f__ 102-10; f ■< s^re invest U no los-iii Income Bond Unit Diamond MGT Spore Spore Equrty Fvnd 113-120 Income
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        205 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8479 1 8509 5 47 5 35 Canadian dollar 1 6299 1 6319 6 19— 609 NZ dollar 1.0639— 1 0665 9.61-9 34 Sterling, pound 2.7209-2.7243 3.71-365 US
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      Overseas markets
      343 25 Overseas kets—— a round-up of wire services NEW YORK, Fri. Stocks closed lower yesterday for the second straight session as profit-taking m issues usually favoured by institutions continued despite lower interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 4.53 points to close at 1228.69. Institutions were considerably less
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      Hongkong
      248 25 Cfcl Hk Elect Worr 9008 Int. City 0.62 -001 Simt Dorby 6.90 Msocoted Hotels 041 Hk Gas 680 unch Jarrjne Moth 7.60 -0 I Sino Land 0.40S Bank Ot East Asm 2L60 -0 3 Hk Hotels 23.20 -0.5 Jard_e Sec 6.25 unch Stekix Cheung Kong 820 -0 1 HK
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      Sydney
      327 25 No. 9 Cents Change ICI 216 -4 (Aust) Latghton 162 +2 Lend lease 554 +4 |A C I 197 +2 Mogelon Pet Aust 235 unch lAMI 265 unch Moym Nkkless 372 +10 A P M 230-2 Metals Exptor j AbeHoyle 920 +10 NL 50 unch i Age 332 +5
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      Tokyo
      295 25 Nov 9 Yen Change 520 +10 Mitsui Co 326 +1 Ajinomoto i''° Mitsui Shipbldg 151 +5 ?40„ +«6 Mitsu. Smelting 527 +2 lU° Mitsukosh. 360 +12 Asoht Chem s6s +2 Mitsumi 1150 unch *S +4 Muroto Mfg 2570 -30 g-* J" __5 NfckoSec 525 +5 Bndgestone s6o +1 Nto
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      New York
      211 25 NwrS US. Change GuK Oi Cp Alcoa 37 <*** Re 1 3 4 ACed Chem Cp 34% unch _r_ ,tt |g* J* A»s_halm_i» 8 Moch I? 4% Am Tel 4 Tel 18* Amax Inc 18% -V* __J^ _J r Amr Corp 32% unch *>hn 4 Jhsn 34% Bethlehem
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      London
      529 25 Nov 8 cnc< Chant c MNMG INDUSTRIALS Bartow Rand 475 +5 Charter Con* 223 +2 A«e<H.yons 164 +1 Cons Gold 517 +13 Ass. Dairies 148 +2 Rus Plant 811/16 BTRPtC 517 -3 ZCI 14 +V, Babcocks 138 -1 Barclays 527 -8 US$ B«««"°rns AAC 14 unch «X 2M -5
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      SIMEX FUTURES
      205 25 Gold THE strength of the dollar, which recovered m the New York market, caused December gold to open lower at U*****.70. Trading m the contract was moderate between U*****.00 and U*****.40 before settling at U*****.40. (In USSper Troy ounce) Open High Lew Sett Est Vel Dee 348.70 349.00
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      Container schedules
      543 25 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Rece Ship .Voyaie) Arr Cargo Time Bto Soy Accord (45A) 10/11 (2100) FSB 0700-0900 L Sd Concordia (680) 11/11(0500) TA3 0700-0800/*****700 H Europe Eagle (8401WB) 11/11(0700) FSB *****200/1700-1900 L N Zircon (365/N) 11/11(0700) FSB *****100/*****900 B 0700-0900/1700-1900 F
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      Ships In port
      225 25 Vessel Berth An Dep Vessel Berth Arr Oep KepfX. I Wharves Cherry Lanka 306 10/11 15 11 Chnstma Isabel 8/9 aside 10/11 H* Bi* 302 10 11 1111 Feng Chi 33/4 aside 10/11 wh»rvo« Helmut Hermann 35/6 aside 10/11 ummm M wn__r__. Myomaywa 6/7 aside 10/11 Ange
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      Plans cancelled
      42 25 HONGKONG The Trans Pacific Freight Conference and the New York Freight Bureau cancelled plans for container yard receiving charges scheduled for introduction m Hongkong on Jan 1 after discussions with the shippers' council here, the chairman of both conferences said.
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      Dunlop's new chief revamps board
      474 26  -  TERESA OOI By London Reporter Four directors are dismissed, seven others resign LONDON In one of the biggest boardroom shake-ups m the corporate history of Dunlop Holdings PLC, Sir Michael Edwardes yesterday took over as the new chief executive and chairman and immediately removed 11
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      It's Pahang Investments for third week
      202 26 Most active stock MINING stock Pahang Investments PLC, formerly Pahang Consolidated PLC, was again the most active stock during the week, the third time' in a row. Five million shares were traded, making it streets ahead of the second most active stock for the
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      No cheer from good news as market is unmoved
      427 26 Singapore THE local stock market continued inexorably downwards, unmoved, it seems by all the good news m the world. Mr Ronald Reagan may have won the US elections, local and US interest rates may have fallen, overseas stock markets may have
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      Investors take profits following the trend on Wall Street
      189 26 Investors take profits following the trend on Wall Street THE Kuala Lumpur stock market started quietly last week, with investors adopting a wait-and-see attitude before the US presidential elections. Trading was very selective, and the focus was on situational and speculative stocks. Even these were lacking. But when it was
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      Top five stocks
      88 26 THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices ypcteniaw anrl Hrn hinh anA Iniu W IQC4 j uuj qmu mc ingii anu luff lUI I.OH
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      Friday date for hearing on press merger
      268 26 Friday date for hearing on press merger THE three companies involved m the press merger have each submitted the scheme of arrangement to the Singapore High Court for approval. The court's approval of the reduction m the share capital of Times Publishing Bhd, The Straits Times Press (1975) Ltd and
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      278 26 mAW The Board of Directors, Management Staff of Lubrizol Southeast Asia (Pte) Ltd thank The Honourable Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State for Trade and Industry for kindly officiating m the inauguration of the company on November 9, 1984 and all business associates and friends for their invaluable attendance,
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      59 26 Game SUPER JACKPOT WW CJI £A***\ FOR TOMORROW S DRAW 90/84 TO BE HELD OVER REWFFUSIOW AFTER 4.30PM TWO SHARED $20,000 In draw 89/84 System Coupon LC *****90 sold at West Coast Drive TOTO booth and System Coupon LC *****49 sold at Ang Mo Kio TOTO booth wi each receive
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      453 27 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out nTfSjmT ■*-> V nfflnn IRflffwSilttffiß H jj\&*SV J^H M mWwi mm\ 'r^i l'«« H mmmmmm*mm^mm*****.Ammmmmmmm^mmmm 14 Antiques/Arts/ Crafts mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I clearance! SALE! "CASH MM C'BBV I i TO CLEAR SPACE FOR NEWARRiVALS 20% TO 40% DISCOUNT Antique Blackwood furniture, porcelain, Ivory,
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      652 27 19 Home Appliances DEPOSIT $70 C.T.V., video, refrigerator. Easy H/P terms. Trade-In used refrigerators acceptable. Tel: *****51/ *****43. 20 Pett/Pet Care LAST NIGHT ARRIVAL Australia Victoria Imported cream white/ orange male/ female Pomeranian (parents Australian Champion), red white Boxer, white/ apricot Toy Poodle, Silky Terier, Pugs, Pekingese, German Shepherd, red
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      628 27 22 Stamps/Coins SINGAPORE $500 GOLD proof coins (Dog, Pig). Reasonable offer secures. Contact: Royston *****61/(Sunday *****35). 23 Shopping Guide EXCLUSIVE NEW COLLECTION of cotton/ linen suits, dresses trouser suits m sizes 36 and 38 for sale at Summer Folly ranging from $69 $300. Call *****94 Mon Fri except Wednesday between
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      738 27 25 Sate: Other Products EXCLUSIVE BRAND BED LINENS With Continued Designs SALE UP TO 80% OFF BEDSPREADS/ gOMFORTERS Usual Pries: Sale: Single $343 $69 Queen $428 $99 QUILT COVERS Usual Price: Sals: Single $96 $29 Queen $129 $39 CURTAINS Usual Price: Sale: Pinch-pleated $119 $59 Tie Back $179 $89 Usual
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      1110 27 B IB* GOODNESS of B* home cooked Thai with W over to choose m from. Prepared chefs from B Chiang-Mai only B your moneys worth, a discount B| will be produce 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ 36 House Massage Massage Renovation/Decor RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT jmmK GREAT EASTERN aBL
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      619 27 ROYAL RENOVATION A TRADING CO. HDB Licence no: K***** No deposit is needed Welcome government loan <asi, an completion with i months guarantee. Italia;. hea\\ dut) cerami. tktO* tiles 12' X \X including skirting 3-roomec: $.1200 1 -roomed $5,000 .Vriinined $6,800 i We undertake furniture design I and office renovation
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      832 28 36 House 36 House Renovation/Decor Renovation/Decor for HDB FLAT OWNERS! aJ I We are now able to cater fo HDB Renovation! fl Hi Designs to suit your taste w m m Workmanship to your satisfaction H Priced to your budget H| Wide Range of Ceramic Tiles Marble Terrazzo. Parquet, Etc
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      364 28 i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 38 TV/Video/Hi-Fi A RELIABLE KOWA Electrical specialises m antenna installation, repairing all kinds of video, colour T V and washing machines Tel *****28. *****17. NATURAL SPECIALISES IN repairing Colour T Video. Hi-Fi system. Antennae Installation. Service guaranteed *****57/ *****91). SHARP ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Specially m repairing C T V
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      620 28 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal i I LOOKING FOR GOOO and charges reasonable and professional. household, office removal? We specialised In pianos, antique. household delivery and disposal service Fast efficient service. Experienced reliable workers provided 7 days service. Day night service. Inquiries, call *****31 HOUSE REMOVAL TRANSPORTATION services Office removal
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      711 28 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services PART-TIME ACCOUNTING A Book keeping services offered a reasonable rates. Please call Eve lyn *****22. PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING/ TA) return services for proprietors shops, clinics and companies Tel: *****92 Angela. 55 Commercial Vessels VESSEL SAILING FOR Eas: Malaysia next week. Acceptinj cargo and heavy equipments
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      537 28 I Bear :-JJsl BaaV A I Baal ■I Mm GALORE! ■I |||3 THERE ARE 1 idFjl 262 II Li JL M JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN t I _J THIS SECTION TODAY |p^ l^jaßßßßUaaaßmlaaamL 65 Situations Wanted i— DOMESTIC HELPERS a Maids a Carefully screened oriented trom Philipines over 700 already deployed
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      520 28 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive A Well Known Established International Company invites applications for:PROMOTION EXECUTIVE The Person:- Must be highly numerated a good organiser. c Preferably a graduate with at least 2 years' working experience. Responsibilities:- Acquisition selection of lists for direct mail. Planning for promotion. Preparing evaluating promotion results.
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      364 28 69 Situations Vacant: Domestic i WANTED SERVANT TO work m Thomson area, from Ba.m. to sp.m. Tel: *****08. 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical =a^—aa O^INATIONAL 1 Applications are invited for appointment to the following post: SECRETARY (GRADE III) QUALIFICATIONS GCE O' Level passes m 3 subjects including English Language, or
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      600 28 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EPP EDP "S^'S^**^—**'**— i ßsl MICRO-COMPUTER PROGRAMMER A major ayatems supplier needs an additional Programmer to join a young and enthusiastic team. The duties will include the development and documentation of an existing business system together with the support of an expanding user
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      699 28 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ b i Clerical UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP inv.tei appicat'ons tc tit ports ol BANK CLERK/ TELLER Requirement* c 4 GCE 'O' leve: crr-.i passes c Age preferably t>e'w\ BO 17~and 25 c Ability tc type Attractive salary and fringe benefits will be off erad Interested candidates
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      762 29 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical W— M^ gggggg CORNING^ (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD requires BOOKKEEPER GCE O' level with credit m English LCCI Higher Accounting and Costing Able to maintain full set of manufacturing accounts c Knowledge of operating IBM PC preferred Experience m standard costing
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      412 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical KUWAIT ASIA BANK E.C. Invitea applicants for tha position Of: TELEPHONE OPERATOR CUM RECEPTIONIST Qualifications (iCE A' or O' level with at least 1 year's experience In operating PABX switchboard Fresh school leavers will also be considered. Intareatad applicants are requested to aubmit their personal
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      614 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical aaaaajajaaaaassaaassaasaaaassi Foreign Bank requires urgently CLERKS ($450 P.M.) Raquiramanta: a GCE 'O' level with credit m English and Mathematics. a Typing speed minimum 35 w.p.m. a Pleasant personality. a Able to start work immediately. Fringe Benefits: 3 months bonus 2 weeks leave Medical benefits. Interested
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      689 29 70 Situationa Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A weH established trading company invitee applications for the poet of> 1) STENOGRAPHER GCE O' Levei. Shorthand and typing. General secretarial duties. 2) DOCUMENTATION CLERK GCE 'O' Level. Mm. 2 years working experience. Able to type. Please apply with full resume, recent photo and tel.
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      773 29 70 Situationa Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a Able to type. a Pleasant personality. a Able to communicate well. a School leavers may apply. Interested applicants, pleaaa call personally at:Unit 261, Capitol Shopping Centre (between tern 12pm today) TEL: *****92 GENERAL SALES CLERK a GCE 'O' level with credits
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      643 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical WANTED ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK. Ability to type. Good telephone conversationist. Call: *****88 for interview, 2p.m. to sp.m. ACCOUNTS CLERK REQUIRED at Goldhill Centre to keep full set of accounts. Applicants call *****33. ACCOUNTS CLERK NEEDED urgently. At least 2 years' working experience. For interview call: *****34
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      927 29 71 Situationa Vacant: 71 Situationa Vacant: Salaa Sales A well eatabiiahed trading compeny, full aubsidiary of Hitachi Matalo Ltd, Japan, known as a leading manufacturer of speciality steel and other eteel products, invitee applications for the poet of: SALES REPRESENTATIVES QUALIFICATIONS: c GCE 'O' Level or equivalent. c More than
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      749 29 71 Situationa Vacant: Saw* CROWN ALLIANCE MARKETING PTE LTD requires MALE FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES c preferably experience m building matertalJ a own transport c attractive salary and < urnmlssion Intareatad applicants, piaaae write m with hill resume to 190, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE rO4 19 SINGAPORE SHOPPING CENTRE SINGAPORE 0923 Eatabiiahed Hardware
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      426 30 71 Situations Vacant: Sales GOOO INCOME ASSURED b] sell m< me In imam i Pull Part Tune Training USCnHltd Miiuluuin OCS O Contact Ooitn UIMU 1 aahs: INDOOR SALESMEN WANTED lor electrical retailer m l.ucky IMa.'.i Attractive hilars »\ernme conuntsalon allowance I'lea^- .ii!T.HIHi SALESGIRLS WANTED hat 16 _'4 Chinese Qitalifrratiori
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      783 30 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical GM Singapore's growth II I continues to challenge II I your High-Tech Abilities II h We are aUS multi-national manufacturing company BB B specialising m high volume high technology BB B automotive electronics. As a division, we are
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      519 30 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical d^ maaUaMmamMmmmmtmaammmmMammWm m flB SEMBAWANG sSSSBSSSSi ENGINEERING BBSI (PTE) LTD A company specializing m steel/fabrication work for offshore gas and petroleum operations invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:--(D BOILERMAKERS Able to interpret shop drawings
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      369 30 I t GTM Coignet J.V. urgently requires PREFAB TRAINEES Primary 6 and above. Age to 30 years old. Completed/ exempted from National Service. Able to work on 2 shifts. CB free workers may also apply. We offer: Salary $27.00 per day. After confirmation $28 per day. Regular overtime. Shift allowance.
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      474 30 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical EyWLITYANSYSTEMS(S)PILLIU mmmm f (a member of Chuan Hup Marine Group) II lising m EPABX/EKTS systems is HI j for the right person to assume the n of: ABX/EKTS TECHNICIAN H m Electronic/Communication RH neenng KH irience m installation and itenance of EPABX/EKTS
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      513 30 Expanding Trading Company requires id REPAIR TECHNICIAN a Possess NTC 3 m Mechaniss cal. preferably having ex- perience m chain saw. Offer attractive salary, fringe benefits to the right candidate Plaaaa tel *****63. I- ESTABLISHED ENGINEERING COMPANY requires Architectural M&E Draughtswoman Mm GCE "O" Level 1 2 years experience Kindly
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      456 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC indies applications from suitably ijuslilisfl Singapore citizens ana Permanent Rt-stdents ot < Singapore to till the followmq posts W m W ummmmm M BsUbslllbssl Tradesman Gross salary ranges from 5537 Si s4l per j month (Grade 111 Gross salary ranges from $479 SlO4B
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      540 31 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm bssbbbsbssssbsbsssssssssbbssssssssssss^SS CHARTERED INDUSTRIES I OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD I A member of I X Singapore tahnotow I invites applications for the following positions 1 m our Subsidiary Companies. 1 I IC/ INDUSTRIES PTE LTD 1 (located at Bukit Timah) I 1
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      486 31 73 Situationa Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production mw^^^mmmmmmmmWm^mmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmm BiMl___s_------s______-_-sa_S mm ,II IaHHaHHHHbIHHB^^ tmT^mt MALAYAN WklmiM I BREWERIES liilßlfl (SPORE) PTE LTD o^^K^*^aajß Br.-w.'tsol Ti-j.m HAiiihin R.'t-r NEW STARTING SALARY $426 Requirements: Completed primary education Age below 40 years Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts NEW STARTING SALARY 1
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      718 31 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous (6^|*S> g"~ SINGAPORE gg g ®m> Izxcehior note! WE REQUIRE FRONT FOOD OFFICE BEVERAGE ,0 Front Desk Officer Senior f Night Auditor Canteen Cook Office Boy Steward Hnirct? Dishwasher Kitchen Helper B KEEPINIa Pantry Maid Assistant Head Cashier Housekeeper F oor Supervisor
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      510 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HONG LEONG INDS. MFG. LTD is immediate vacancies for the Mowing posts: SALES EXECUTIVE Diploma m Chemical Engineering. 1 to 3 years' experience m sales of building and construction materials. Able to work independently and liaison with dealers, contractors and consultant engineers. I) ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
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      569 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous M B^^^^ B^ B^ B »*>~»~»~B-____M_a___Bß-_B GALAX GROUP OF COMPANIES invites applications for the following positions: f 1) FACTORY I SUPERINTENDANT a Experience m fabrication industry, a Several years proven record, a Ability to supervise and motivate a team of workers. 2) STOREKEEPER a Secondary education.
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      729 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Japanese travel agency requires c j p FEMALE JAPANESE 8 TOUR COORDINATOR I Requirements GCE O' level j Able to speak Japanese fluently g Must be able to work on pub- c lie holidays and Sundays s nterested applicants plsass write n with full details, contact
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      566 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 'ART-TIME CLASS 4 B_M»_ B— >nvers required from .S 30a m 30a ni or 1 30 p m "p Mondays rYtdajn Come peron.illy 17 Merryn Drue 0(1 Vhltley Road Singapore 112& "el "*****4 IRGEMTLY REQUIRED SECURITY iuard- Able to read and write imple ."nglish Interested appliants
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      633 32 UJJJKJ IF YOU BUY a Charmant 1600 I— l r_T_ r_TI today, you not only pay $2,000 p*l O f I C less, you will also receive a free Ji JDUBi cassette stereo. Track down J TT ,I this bar l? ai n at classification SUN RISE CAR RENTALS HAPPY
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      528 32 82 Vehicle 82 Vehicle Accessories/ Accessories/ Maintenance Maintenance Bosch-Aute-Aiarm #3 BOSCH AN INVESTMENT IN QUALITY Roht-ri Rovh (South Easl Asia) Pic Ltd. 38C 38D Jalan iViniinpin. V 2057, It I: *****1 1 j 86 For Sale: BMW MID 1983 BMW 320 i manual. 1 owner, showroom condition. Aircond. radio cassette,
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      595 32 87 For Sale: Marcedes 1977 MERCEDES BENZ 200. fully Auto, accident free, showroom condition. $33,000. *****60. 1978 MERCEDES 200 Aircond. cassette, radio, 3rd owner. Original paint. $38,000 0.n.0. *****51. 1978 WHITE MERCEDES 200 PARF. New tyres/ tax. View after 12pm, tel *****68. 1981 MERCEDES 2BOS, fully auto. 1 private owner,
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      407 32 mXwmmmm I 2nd VOLVO She at Upper Bukit Volvo cars at our 2nd Volvo She: Hock Soon Industrial Complex (n 230, Upper Bukit Timah Rd i 88 For Sala: Ford/Fiat 1981 FORD ESCORT 1.3 XRbody. Immaculate condition Price $21,000. View: 102, Shrews bury Road, off Moulmein Road. 1981 FORD LASER
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      762 32 89 For Sale: Datsun/ Nissan 3 CHEAP SALE July 1980 Datsun 120 Y. Tip top condition. Aircond, radio cassette. Power windows. < $13,900. Tel: *****81. c JULY 1978 DATSUN 120 Y. 1 lady owner, sports rims, aircon, tip top condition. PARF eligible. c $12,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****79/ *****39. f LATE
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      753 32 >wroom Timah. 90 For Sale: Toyota i 1980 TOYOTA CELICA ST. 1 owner. Tax till December '84. Complete with aircon and cassette, selling $18,000 0.n.0. Call *****80 Mr. Vincent Tan. 1981 TOYOTA CARINA. 1600 c.c. GL, manual, 1 private owner, aircon, radio cassette, very well maintained, low mileage, excellent condition.
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      824 32 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi LATE 1982 MITSUBISHI Cordia GSL. Aircon, radio cassette, power windows steering/ mirror. New tyres, sports rims, nice number. Tax insurance. No accident. Showroom condition. $23,900 0.n.0. *****29. CHEAP SALE: BEAUTIFUL 1978 Sigma 1600 Automatic. Full accessories. Guaranteed well maintained. Asking $9,500. Tel: *****71. 383 Sin Ming
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      864 32 92 For Sale: Mazda 7/84 RX7 TURBO. Fuel lnjectiq/i Blaupunkt set, low profile tyres 3-piece rims, power windows body kit $58,900 ono *****4' (lla.m 9p.m.) ALMOST 1977, MAZDA 929. NonPARF, private registration, aircond. hi-fi. tax. 485 Excellent condition $4,800. 0.n.0 *****3 ALMOST 74 MAZDA 1586 c.c, aircon, cassette, tax. insurance
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      761 32 94 For Sale: i Other Makes ________^_B>^!________ ___M I B*tJ— i mmm HK J__ B____ r _^^^_^^^^B^____B i Call Wayloong for Fast approvals on loans Competitive rates 1 Friendly efficient service (jftf) Wayloong Molgage a"C Finance iSi Lie t- A^Oiiv owneo suC' M I S r Hongkong Ban* 8 6
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      901 32 94 For Sale: Other Makes i ALMOST '74 MORRIS Ml BMM condltton radio caaae v selling $2,900 Tel *****V7 CITROEN PALLAS 2.4, I IT" KM —Ml car PARI price KJ.500 0.n.0 Contact Mi Tan 296/38.' DAIHATSU CHARADE 1976. grata] condition PARI selinc W Phone *****49 DECEMBER '80 CHARADE XTK. Ispeed
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      1215 33 92 For Sate Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda 92 For Sale: Mazda A whoDDino interest free loan on your Mazda 323 absolutely no interest M B B r< Effective for contracts 6th October 1 984. -JITIIIWiMPf"'- Cp'"i- j *****tnß| SSBSBj aiajasi&Mai w^H ,*aßi •y^dißßa^<*£jafefaffiaffi r\^ajaajß_ _l
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      1313 33 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sals: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles ******************m*****************m mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j~j m mmm ********************mmmmmmm The New Ford Econovan. Now loaded with new profit features. At prices more competitive than ever. Advanced rack and pinion Flexible 5-speed floorsteering, mounted
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      1343 33 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments 'cArdmore c PadC OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $4,525 per month including service charge Visit
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      855 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments PANDAN VALLEY, artistically fur nished well renovated 4-be.i roomed apartment tull eon dominium facilities. Full> air cond 2.300 sq ft 52.300 *****33 7 ***** 1 (agent 1 PENTHOUSES/ TOWNHOUSES MAISONETTES m ChOICI lOCS lions with complete factlitie: near to American foreign Japanese Schools with 4 3
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      844 34 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms m CITY AREA, APARTMENT room with convenient facilities, let j ting ladies students, foreigner also welcome weekly $150, lorl i nigatlv |25Q monthly S4.SO. o from SIM per person hood ar j rangeable Contact San 732tj!it> I top floor. Airview lowers tdl recllj opposite Hotel Morning
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      743 34 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ia I BOOM TO LET m Disi 12 Ni j COOklng I'le.isr tfl 29H819! Be "a j i*>-f a Ha m nip m ir j ROOM TO LET .it HOUpUOg Aye nile 1 Interested please iniitac Mr Siva *****52 2 ROOMS WITH aircond for rent il
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      864 34 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 9mmm mmmmummmmmtmmu mmmmuuumm mMmm m M^ M B^^^^^^^»^"»»»a--»-wM__^_» I FROM $550,000 UPWARDS I I Luxurious 3-storey Terrace and Semi-Detached I houses, conveniently located m private and natural ambience not easy to find elsewhere m Singapore. M I _l
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      258 34 lUST SELLII SEE To convince, rell kept 2 1/2-storey corner terace/ double-storey terrace. Dist. 8/ dist. 15. Spacious living/ dinig. Marble/ parquet. 3,000/ 2,300 q.ft. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, attached athrooms. $565,000/ $465,000 .n.o. Hap Seng *****58. lUST SELL! DIST. 16 Architecurely renovated single-storey ;mi-detached. Land area aproximately: 4.000 sq.ft.,
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      240 34 DONT MISS!! Thomson Yaohan vicinity, beautiful double-storey terrace. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, extended arc-patio, split-level, facing South. $465,000 negotiable. Hap Seng *****58. MUST SELL DIST. 20 Sembawang Hill Drive single-storey terrace. 2,100 sq.ft. Reasonable price secures/ Dist. 19. Chuan Hoe Avenue, double-storey corner terrace. 3164 sq.ft. $430,000. *****5
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      830 34 113 For Sale: Houses DIST. 11 WATTEN ESTATE 4.0 sq.ft 3-storey semi-detached, bedrooms, split-level, tenant* till Oct. 1985 Freehold $720.01 Wess *****44 (Saturday/ Sui day). DIST. 21 BINJAI PARK vicinity, n cently renovated, double-ston semi-detached, set on elevatt land, impressive frontage. 47' sq.ft.. price: $650,000 0.n.0. Te *****52/ *****68. DIST.
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      1170 34 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments i i AmamV^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^aaaa. Amm* aW LIVE IN LANDMARK TOWER m I a 37-storey luxurious apartment at Chin Swee Road I WHERE THE SEAVIEW IS PANORAMIC s. I Lush gardens, seaview and convenience of city life
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      1938 35 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments __a_gg_____- 0t fcl_2_ >_B_!_Z!Zi_!_i A stylish lesidence V-*^ P^^** C_l_ir»wi«iiS at a prestigious yj^*jj ISJJpipZJ Thomson Address. mummm _C__l_i»jisjS Now we offer a very CONCORDE... Cm^ bv>3 I P nces A IP^^^VHB HH__MBV~ IH I
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      794 35 116 For Sala: HDB Apartmants a __s__s_s__a_ 3-ROOM IMPROVED CORNER, Blk. 4, Haig Road. Good location, big rooms, hall and breezy. China terrazzo, cabinets. Tel: *****94. 3-ROOM COMMONWEALTH CRESCENT near market/ hawkers centre. $25,000 negotiable. *****68. 3-ROOMED FLAT FOR sale. Good environment. Best location. Reasonable price, at Jalan Bukit Merah.
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      844 35 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces |_rCHOICEX| FACTORY V SPACE FOR 1 I LEASE I I Factory Space of various I dimensions at Sims Aye./ I I Eunos Road for lease. B Please contact: *****81/ *****95 (Miss Ng) or *****58 (Mr. Chong) 119 Wsrshousss/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces
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      1037 35 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: 137 Tours Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces \maW^ AmaaaaM aaaaWAA^Ammm^^LmW^ 91 _^_^__^_^_^_Li _^H the I Bmmßm\mmmmmmmm\\\ M Lots m Basement J| commercial financial I NlR___fl I Japanese Garden B i>'^l K~ I _T_^^__^L^^" lof the sea _t--_l l_ with glass-curtain
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      1349 36 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 0 NAM HO J j TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. g With us, you'll enjoy thoaa •xtras Ist class hotels Good meals, mostly grand dinners Extensive §> itinerary coverage Guaranteed flight departures, direct flights X c Friendly bilingual guides. §s! So book early to
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      812 36 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours ENT IT HKHTIME \OU HAD A TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND? I CELEBRATION I FIVE DIFFERENT WHS I in*sSs;t u,e I /^_JDTC~r\ lA C -iiJ .7_ _,T_ zi helpful staff dedicated to CHR^IMAS tio ENTOY CHRISTMAS issr^'™"" 1r^ countryside and tables
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      484 36 137 Tours 137 Tours ijf Cultural Entertainment «W Leads the way to the kUSA mm* r r Ml^ There are so many torn YJ oigamsers specialising m f* t -\e North America package y \ji but we at Cultural "*f W g&I «t 'li Br ana many many more highlights
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      381 37  -  HAKIKAT RAI Paul is top bet m ace's absence By LOCAL sprinters, less champion Haron Mundir, will face each other for the first time this season m this afternoon's Sonetti Italia All-Comers track and field meet at the National Stadium. With Haron sidelined because
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      271 37 Stadler sets off with a course mark KAPALUA (Hawaii), Fri. Craig Stadler played one of the finest rounds of his career yesterday, shooting a course record of nine-under-par 62 on the opening day of the US$450,000 ($963,000) Kapalua international golf tournament. Stadler's score, which included 10 birdies and one bogey,
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      151 37  - Nineteen boxers selected J. RAJENDRAN THE Singapore Amatuer Boxing Association have selected a 19-member national squad with next year's South-east Asia Games m mind. The selection was based on their performances m four competitions this year the Novices, Intermediate, Singapore Open, and Golden Gloves. The 19 include five who represented
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      197 37  - Inter-con slap ban on 10 players JOE DORAI By TEN footballers, including National Football League Division One I player Roy Tan, have been suspended for two months because of misconduct m inter-constitu-ency matches. Roy, who represented Moulmein, plays for Farrer Park United m the League. His brother, Chew Meng, received
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      476 37 SOUTH AFRICAN-BORN track star Zola Budd has been offered a chance of competing for a Zurich athletics club. Res Bruegger, Swiss vice-president of the newly-formed International Athletics Grand Prix Committee, said on Thursday m Zurich that he had had talks with South African-born runner Cornelia Buerki, a friend
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      585 40 DIVISION ONE FIXTURES Arsenal v Aston Villa, Coventry v Ipswich, Leicester v Manchester United, Liverpool v Southampton, Newcastle v Chelsea, Norwich v Luton, Nottingham Forest v Tottenham, Queens Park Rangers v Sheffield Wednesday, Watford v Sunderland, West Bromwlch v Stake. LONDON,
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      231 40 Hard to got rid of soccer itch LAGOS, Fri. The Nigerian Football Association plan to Ktest to the African itbaU Confederation about alleged illtreatment of I badan Shooting Stars players and officials daring last Sunday's African Champions Cap semifinal against Semassi Sokode, of Togs, In Lome. The Nigerian team lost
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      Everton the talk of Liverpool
      753 40 THE MARTIN PALMER COLUMN] LONDON, Fri. Everton can be forgiven for blinking m disbelief as they emerge after years m the shadows to lead the English First Division soccer standings for the first time since a brief occupation at the top m October 1979. They
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      355 40 Arsenal skipper Rix in a fix because of Achilles tendon trouble REST OF SOCCER IN SHORT GRAHAM Rlx, captain of English First Division high-fliers Arsenal, is to spend two weeks m a rehabilitation centre, working to get his Achilles tendon injury cleared up. The England midfielder was taken off by
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      Lock icon Holming in on 'Bonecrusher'
      427 41 LAS VEGAS, Fri. Larry Holmes, making his first ring appearance m almost a year when he defends his new International Boxing Federation (IBF) heavyweight title today, stands m sight of one of the sport's great records. A victory over James "Bonecrusher" Smith would be his 46th
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      Lock icon Marksmen or misfits?
      576 41 SPOTLIGHT ON EUROPEAN SOCCER THE WEEKEND CHARTBUSTERS Inter Milan v Juventus, Torino v AC Milan, Napoli v Avellino, Fiorentina v Ascoli, Verona v Cremonese, Bayern Munich v Borussia Moenchengladbach, Warder Bremen v Bayer Leverkusen, Cologne v Hamburg, Borussia Dortmund v Duesseldorf, Bordeaux v Paris, Nantes v Monaco,
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      227 41 Rapid claim to Glasgow game VIENNA, Fri. Rapid Vienna have asked the European Football Union (UEFA) to reverse the result of their Cupwinners' Cup second-round, second-leg against Glasgow Celtic last night, following incidents during the tie. Celtic won 3-0 and qualified for the third round 4-3 on aggregate. Rapid had
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      114 41 TENNIS IN THE EAST BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand's Panomkorn Pladchuanil, seeded No. 6. upset third seed Indonesian Justedjo Tarik, the 1982 Asian Games champion, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 m the men's quarter-finals of the Mekhong Thailand Open. Thailand's fifth seed, Sombat Uammongkol, beat Indonesia's fourth-seeded Atet Wijono 6-3,
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      326 41 TENNIS IN THE WEST LONDON, Fri. JIMMY CONNORS moved one step nearer his 106 th tournament success with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Sweden's Jan Gunnarsson m the second round of the London Grand Prix last night. Connors, the No. 2 seed and hot favourite, following
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      New Iran with the old punch
      534 42  - New Iran with the old punch Joe Dorai Reports by mm W mmmm uuuuuuuu^ Sudiat gets chance FOUR years ago, m their debut at the National Stadium during the pre-Olympic Games qualifying-round competition, Iran displayed their classy soccer prowess and a number of highly-talented players, including their the famed Parvin
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      Lopez swings his axe
      378 42 Kuwait drop ace Fathi and Co KUWAIT coach Tony Lopez, as promised, has dropped several members of the preOlympic Games squad including their two goalkeepers m a bid to do well m the Asian Cup competition at the National Stadium from Dec 1-16. Missing from the
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      Ramayah waves his magic club
      441 42  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Malaysian does escape act past bogey traps By Mercedes-Benz PGA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP HOUDINI would have been proud of M. Rani ayah's performance at the Bukit Course yesterday. For the way the Malaysian ace dodged the many bogey traps on the third day
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      Leading scores
      257 42 Professionals: 297 M. Ramayah 67, 69, 71. 214 M. Marimuthu 73, 70, 71; Lim Swee Wah 75, 68, 71. 218 Eshak Bluah 74, 70, 72. 217 Phua Thin Kiay 74, 68, 75. 218 Yau Sui Ming 72, 73, 73; Sumarno 69, 77, 72. 219 S. Onchum 74, 73,
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      Lock icon Japan still in front
      104 42 HONGKONG, Fri. Japan, four strokes ahead on the second day. held a narrow one-stroke lead over the combined Britain-Ireland squad aftei three rounds of the World Men's Amateur Team golf championships at the Royal Hongkong Golf Club here today. The Japanese aggregated 222 today foi a
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      Tougher route to World Cup golf
      276 42  -  TAY CHENG KHOON THERE will be more tournaments on the local golf circuit next year. But fewer professionals will be allowed to compete m them. All members of the Singapore Professional Golfers' Association will be graded into two categories and only those m Class
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      It's sweet inspiration for Kyoko
      332 43 A CHAIN reaction helped put Kyoko Yamaguchi on the pedestal of the women's Masters at Jackie's Orchard yesterday. Inspired by her country's victory m the fives on Thursday night, Kyoko kept her heart pumping furiously for eight games to lead with 1.743 pinfalls m the
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      Lock icon End of Sullivan's drought in sight
      444 43  -  PETER SIOW REPORTS BY TODAY'S ACTION 8.39 a.m. Women's semi-final (2nd 7 games). 19.45 a.m. Women's grand final (Ist and 2nd matches). 12 noon Men's semifinal (2nd 7 games). 2.15 p.m. Men's grand final (Ist and 2nd matches). 3.39 p.m. Women's final match. 4.39
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      HOW THEY STAND
      164 43 MEN Jl John Sullivan (Aust) 1,751, 2 Y.H. Byun (SK) ,736, 3 P. Nepomuceno (RP) 1,718, 4 H. Prantono (Indon) 1,702, 5 H. Ishihara (Jpn) 1,701, 9 Ronnie Ng (S) 1,685, 7 A. Lee (Mai) 1,653, 8 K. Surachai (Thai) 1,629, 9 S.M. Moon (SK) 1,616, 19
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      Gerald's a victor in defeat
      147 43  -  JANICE SEAH GERALD LIM may have lost, but he won the hearts of the appreciative crowd at the individual final of the Avis Travel Industry squash championships at the East Coast Recreation Centre last night. For it took Mandarin's Lim Chin Hoo four sets to
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      52 43 BOMBAY. Fri. Sunil Gavaskar has been retained as India's captain for the Test series against England, the Indian Cricket Control Board said today. Board secretary A.W. Kanmadikar said it took less than a minute to re-appoint Gavaskar. adding that the Indian team would he announced on Nov
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      Lock icon Alderman inspires
      197 43 PERTH, Fri. Terry Alderman, the Australian medium-fast howler, took four wickets for five runs m an inspired afternoon spell to halt the West Indies cricketers' threatening progress at the start of the First Test here today. Put m to bat by Kin Hughes, West Indies wen 211 for
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      81 43 WEST INDIES Ist bus G. Greenidge c Rackemann b Alderman 30 D. Haynes c Yallop b Hogg 56 R. Richardson b Alderman 0 L. Gomes not out 38 V. Richards c Philips b Alderman 10 C. Lloyd c Phillips b Alderman 0 J. Dnjon not out 52 M. Marshall
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      96 43 RAWALPINDI (Pakistan), Fri. New Zealand were 19 for no wicket m their second innings, a lead of 24 runs, at the close of the second day of the three-day cricket match against the President's XI here today. Brief scores: New Zealand 234 (M. Crowe 71, B.
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      Enter: Amano the interpreter
      228 43 THESE days, Japaneseborn Madoka Amano does more than just instruct the Republic's bowlers on how to throw an accurate ball. Reporters covering the event have another use for him. As an interpreter, naturally. When Japanese Kyoko Yamaguchi led the 16--strong field m the women's Masters, quote-
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      Chinese spikers turn the heat on Americans
      347 43  -  HAKIKAT RAI By THE Chinese complained of the heat but it was the Americans who got burned as China ripped through them for a 15-1, 15-7, 15-3 volleyball win during the second-leg of the World Superstar women's tournament at the Gay World Stadium
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      CAPTAIN MARVELLOUS
      338 43  -  LEE WAI WUN By Un Vim leads Koreans to a roaring win SOUTH KOREAN captain Lee Un Vim led her team to a convincing 15-7, 15-0, 15-5 victory over Olympic bronze-medallists, Japan, m a spectacular 57--minute show of worldclass volleyball at Gay World Stadium yesterday. In the opening
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      Lock icon Oil rigger from Singapore dies in Manila fire
      398 44 MANILA. Ft l An oilrig supervisor from Singapore was among seven people who died when fire swept through a Manila tourist hotel early today the third major hotel fire m the Philippines m three weeks. A hospital official identified the victim as
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      Plans to attract picnickers back to Changi Point
      254 44  -  MATHEW YAP By CHANGI Point, at one time Singapore's best-known beach resort, is to be revitalised. Plans are under way to make it ring again with the happy sounds of holiday-makers, particularly children, with the construction of a special park expected to
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      Lock icon Gina gets $193,000 award for tooth broken in restaurant
      213 44 NEW YORK, Fri. Actress Gina Lollobrigida was awarded US$9O,OOO (*****,000) yesterday for pain and suffering she experienced m breaking a tooth while eating a plate of fried shrimp at a dinner with her dentist. State Supreme Court Justice Louis Kaplan ruled
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      31 44 NEW YORK. Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed 6.40 points to 1,235.09 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exrhanee today AP
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      Lock icon Ex-SIA steward jailed for gold smuggling
      105 44 Ex-SIA steward jailed for gold smuggling JAKARTA, Fri. A Singaporean was yesterday sentenced to 2/2 years m prison for taking gold into Indonesia illegally, the official Antara news agency said. Cubinar Alan Antony, 27, who was a steward on Singapore Airlines, was found guilty by a district court of attempting
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      294 44 HK to stop hiring expats for top civil service posts chairman of China's legislative body, the National People's Congress, today endorsed the Sept 26 agreement with Britain. The official Xinhua news agency and staterun television said NPC Standing Committee Chairman Peng Zhen urged the 154-member panel to endorse the document,
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      62 44 What it should have been THE Institute of Public Relations Singapore is the sponsor of an award for the most promising newsletter m a contest organised by the National Productivity Board. The Singapore Monitor is the sponsor of all the other awards m the competition for the best in-house newsletters.
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      200 44 POLICE have asked Interpol for help In investigating two multi-million dollar swindling cases involving foreigners. Both cases are being handled by the ClD's Commercial Crime Division which is looking for a Thai Chinese and for a foreign ship. Investigations into the first case
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      139 44 Lawyer fails to get entry ban lifted JOHOR BARU, Fri. A Malaysian lawyer today said that the Singapore government had rejected his appeal to lift a banishment order to enable him attend a law conference m the Republic. Mr Abdul Razak Ahmad, who is also Partai Socialist Rakyat Malaysia deputy
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      111 38 RACE 1: Hup Seng, Lih Sang Lih, Taming Sari n, Rosereno. Tai Lee, Weng Siang RACE 2: Upper Grosvenor 11, Mork, Commanchero, Napoli 11, Omar Ramsden RACE S: Scorpio 111. Filipachi II RACE 4: Han Solo, Kum-Cheong Wanchi, Modern Business, First One, Productivity, Prize Hunt RACE 5: Amir, Kelab
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      3794 38 GOING FORECAST: GOOD HVPRJHI 200 CLASS 4 DIV 2 1,700 m Ka£^2__l (Ratings: 63-55) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 *****4 Hap Seng 57 (S3) Hup Seng- Ahmad 8 nzg +3.5 Can still raise gallop on wet track; long 4th with 53.5 to Land Of Fire, m Div 2 1800
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      Tintinium goes over his pet trip
      317 38  - Tintinium goes over his pet trip EPSOM JEEP By ITNTTNIUM, an Amalgam four-year-old who has not been out of the first four m all his six runs, goes over his pet distance 1,400 m and can be backed with confidence m Race 5 at Ipoh today. Tintinium came to hand
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      Productivity back in form
      215 38  -  LUCKY LEO By our man on the track IPOH, Fri. Back-in-form Pradnctlvlty should be hard to beat when he goes over his winning distance 1,400 m m Race 4 for Class 4 Div 3 horses. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Norfolk Air created an upset
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      Georgina for the Tote Board Stakes
      222 38  -  TONTO By GEORGIN A, a four-year-old mare by Hunk a Papa, looks the pick of the nine runners m the Totalisator Board Stakes for Malaysian-breds m Classes 5 and 6 m Race 3. In August, Georgina showed her Class 6 rivals a clean pair
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      Court 'no' to Goh
      86 38 THE High Court yesterday dismissed with cost a jockey's application to order the Malayan Racing Association to give him a licence until a suit he has filed against the association is heard. Goh Khong Sye. 30, was refused the licence, renewable annually, by the association on
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      Lock icon Belated probe into favourite Bounty Hawk
      273 39  -  THE RACING EDITOR By MELBOURNE, Fri. In a belated move. Victoria Racing Club stewards opened an inquiry yesterday into 4-1 joint favourite Bounty Hawk, who suffered interference on four occasions during the running of the 1984 Melbourne Cup over 3,200 m at Flemington Racecourse
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      Spirit Of Kingston wins VRC Oaks
      116 39 MELBOURNE, Fri. Spirit Of Kingston, a fullsister to Australia's million-dollar stakes earner Kingston Town, won the A5150,000 (about *****,000) VRC Oaks for three-year-old fillies run over 2,500 m at Flemington Racecourse here yesterday. Ridden by Gary Willetts, Spirit Of Kingston (4-1), came with a
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      Three Pips in form
      500 39 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO IPOH, Fri. Chens Stable's Three Pips showed impressive form m his winding-up gallop here this morning. With KH. Chew m the saddle, the three-year-old by Sound Reason (same sire as Mastermind HI) was pulling hard to clock 38.8 sec for
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      Week's top gallops
      128 39 Week's top gallops TUESDAY (good going): Scorpio m 37, Chirpy 38, Punches 37.6, Monereal 37.7, Lih Sang Lih 37, Merdeka Bridge II 36.8, Kuda Naga and Capilano 36.7 together, Mikamillion 38, Productivity and Pusing 38.5 together, Fort Albany 39.1, Scarab 41.5, Elite Squad 41.5. WEDNESDAY (good): Le Danseur 37.2, Lone
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      1724 39 *~M~PyH 1.30 CLASS 4 DIV 7 1,400 m LUUJ (Ratings: 63-49) (Stakes: $13,000) 1 '7's*o Cafes- 57 (63) Calgary-Ahmad 4 nzg d 3 1-5 V Nathan 8 09 Tads 56 (61) Anchor-V Chong 3 nzg d2 -S W Un 12 J 08 Atom Btoaa 55 (59) Atom Beau-Kang
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      82 39 The family of the late CHAN SIANG GUAN wishes to express their gratitude and appreciation to Rev. Michael Wong of Pentecost Methodiat Church, relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, condolences, wreaths and tokens during their recent bereavement. The Family of the late SIMON CHAN CHEE ONN Wish to
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      483 39 MDM TANG LEE ENG AGE: 51 pasaad away peacefully on Bth Nov '84 leaving behiri batovad Huaband: Heng Ngtan Tjoen Foatar Son: Wee Kok Siong Daughters: Heng Qwee Siang, Heng Kwee Tiang, Jennj Sona-in-law: Lim King Seng Wee Keng Tee, William Relatives
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      179 39 Tho family of tho lata MRS KANAGAPAKIAM BUBRAMANIAM wish to express thoir heartfelt thanka and gratitude to Doctors and staff of Tan Tock Song Hosp. Ward 31, relatives and friends for fhoir kind attendances condolences and wreaths during thsir recent bereavement. Tha family of tha lata
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      184 In Memoriam
      96 39 In Loving Memory Of MR. LIAN POH SENG Deported: 10th Nov. 72 Sunshine fades and shadows fall. But precious remembrance outlasts ali, For a man we love, respect, Cherish and never will we forget Sadly miaaad by wife, 4 sons. 7 daughters, 2 deugtitera-m-iaw, 4 sons-in-law and
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      73 39 Mdm. Tracy Boey Many Oi Departed 10.114. Dearly missed and always remembered by husband, mother m lew, parents, sisters, brothers In lew. brother, nieces, nephew and all loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY of Madam Goh Beng Neo. Departed 10-11-70 Always remembered b> daughter. Betsy and grandchildren Andrew
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      44 39 S. BHAG SINGH s/c Late S. KHEM SINGH Village P.O. WARA BHAI KA Bhog ceremony will be held on Sunday 11/11/84 at Khatea Oharmak Sabha 16, Niven Rd. Spore from 3.00pm to S.OOpm Inserted by son Gu. char an Sinoh and Family.
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      101 43 Today's events ATHLETICS Sonetti Italia All-Comers meet (National Stadium, 2 p.m.). BOWLING Asian FIO r'shlps (Jackie's Orchard, fe.3o a.rnT). GOLF Mercedes Beaz Classic (Bukit Course. 8 a.m.). HOCKEY SHA Junior X.0.: IA B v Boon Lav (Tanglin, 3.45). Senior X.0.. Jan senites v CSC (Tanglin, 5.30) RUGBY SRC Div Oae:
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      282 44 9^ >v Mj^^^^ft^ BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Kinan. lal Daily IN TODAYS ISSUE HARAPAN's Hotel Nikko has lost its management Japan Air Lines Development Company has backed out of a contract to manage the the yet-to-be-opened hotel. Chartpoint: Indications are that Chuan Hup will experience some kind of a technical ra
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      137 44 UP TO Ip.m. Showers m a few areas late morning onwards. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.50 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.46 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 26 31 Cloudy j Manila 23 33 Cloudy Amsterdam 11 14 Cloudy j Melbourne 16 31 Fine
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      15 1 SECTION TWO Frying fish the finer points OUTLOOK, Page Four Disco championship LEISURE, Page Twenty
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      1543 1  -  RICHARD LIM A profile of the West Indies-born writer, V S Naipaul By ■^■^^^i""B^i«B"»"^»»«BB»mP»aB»BBmBB»» Naipaul his narratives hold nothing back In between the two visits (to India), Naipaul travelled to w Africa and to South America, and he wrote prodigiously more novels, narratives, short stories,
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        728 4 Chicken-Eater 417, River Valley Road Reviewed by NATALIN LING THE STAID, solidlooking front of the Beefeater Restaurant m River Valley Road has gone. In its place is the newly-opened ChickenEater restaurant. Everything is bright and gleamingly new. White tiles with an interesting
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        470 5 With their 500 years of history, Viennese pastries abound with legends. Like the one about the lump of dough, thrown m anger by a baker's wife. It became a chocolate-coated, cream-filled Austrian delight. Our writer also interviews a visiting woman pastry chef. Stories by CHOO SOH
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        383 5 MOST chefs are men. Ruddy-faced, rotund and temperamental. Or so I thought until I met Monika Kremsmair, Austrian pastry chef. She is young, shy and modest and looks much younger than her 25 years. Quite an achievement for someone so young because chefs are highly
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        894 5 Linzer torte (Linzer Cake) To make one nine-inch cake: 170 gm flour 1 t teaspoon ground cloves i teaspoon cinnamon 170 gm finely ground unblanched almonds 115 gm sugar 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel 2 hard-boiled egg yolks, mashed 227 gm unsalted butter, softened 2 raw egg yolks, lightly
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        818 6 Unmasking the English THE KINGDOM BY THE SEA Penguin Books, London 361 pages, $11.50 Reviewed by N. BALAKRISHNAN OUR views on life m distant places come mostly from the propaganda of travel agents and acquired prejudices. Naturally, such views have little to do with the reality of these places. Thus
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        643 6 IN PATAGONIA By Bruce Chatwin Picador, 1983, 188 pages, $11.50 Reviewed by REBECCA CHUA THIS is no mere travelogue, a tourist's handbook to exotica m South America. Nor is it just another chronology of seasons and places visited, the natives pigeonholed and catalogued,
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        342 6 All Things to All Men, The False Promise of the Mcdern American Presidenrv by Godfrey Hodgson. (Penguin, $13.55). If you have followed thc American elections, you may want to know nore about the presidency which, although it is the most powerful m the world, is also getting
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        559 6  -  REBECCA CHUA By Browsing m the library BOOKS, magazines, scholarly journals, reference tomes and newspapers are not all that are found m the library. Libraries are repositories of such items as maps, works of art, cassette tapes, and even games. The American Information and Resource Centre,
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        572 7 4 So nice. It's just so nice! What a good m Christmas present. 4 Not bad. Don't know why they had to fly m all those photographers for this. Singaporean photographers could have done just aa we11 7 4 Where's Changi airport? How can you
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        623 7 REMINISCENCES By Felix Chia Magro International Pte Ltd, Singapore 139 pages, $7.95 Reviewed by KHNG EU MENG THE three amusement parks The Great World, The New World and The Happy World are no more. Klentong (a children's game) is hardly played anymore; grog shops
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        400 7 The young reader COBWEB AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW and COBWEB TAKES A HOLIDAY By Daphne Faunce-Brown Illustrated by Lynne Barnes Badger Books, 1983 32 pages, softcover, $2.80 each Reviewed by NATHANAEL LIM THESE simple stories about two animal friends a badger and a caterpillar
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        402 7 The Cosmic Cede (Quantum Physics as the Language ef Nature) by Heinz R. Pagelo (Pelican, $20.70). English poet William Blake has said that we may study the world m a grain of sand. Physicists today cannot agree more they are discovering that the mysteries
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        2184 10 1 1 ■^^^^^^"*»""""""^"i"""**ae»ea».-^ J-'V'-111. J I Uo I"U O^ iU \*ij BVfl I BBV gp iibbj B^Hlll ASSISTANT REGIONAL LEGAL ADVISER 1 Ili FXFCUTIVF BPSINGAroREPTE.IJMriED-awliollyHiwned I I ACriirrn ofl and natural resourt^ s companies m the world, The British Petroleum Ff-^C fl j duties a< Wi*>onal lawyer for its Singapore
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        2299 11 A* ar Villi ilVJlaCl^i JL<O I^M^iTiii^TJ outstanding record growth and develop- 111 rj I I rfl particularly m the Planning for the VtTI ■TrV&Bflflfl^BffTaßß the business has created 'T^^^^tSM j tor people to the 11* M M l l Kaafli I H Kfl following Bjß ■*****B a AßaßMk^a|BUa|B|jß_Vfl^ w/jtiw Hewlett
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        739 12 APPOINTMENTS KENT RIDGE HOSPITAL, Singapore .mites suitably qualified persons to apply for the following fl appointments H APPOINTMBSJT AND REQUIREMENTS 1 GROSS SALARY RANGE •PHARMACIST Must be a Registered Pharma- W ($1726 to $4084 pm) cist with the Singapore Phar- macy Board. •HOSPITAL EXECUTIVE A university degree or Ngee ($691
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        689 12 (flfl) Computer Systems Advisers Pte Ltd is a member of the CSA Group. The Group, one of the largest local system houses with offices m Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia and the United States of America also operates into Thailand, Brunei, Japan and the People's Republic of China. Its
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        658 12 I PHILIPS Ml 111 l £&&*#*s Cauvh (jtn tU rZlfti Pu>i>ll We produce amongst other products afu rai |c of advanced television receivers foi export all over the a i I To meet the challenge ahead we are looking lor innovative pe r sons to fill the following positions Senior
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        358 12 We are a leading company marketing a wide range of high tech products and we require suitably qualified persons who are prepared to face new challenges to fill the following H| positions: B A) PRODUCT MANAGER I Candidates must possess related experience m computer sales and 3 p r oven
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        751 13 APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following appoint-fl ments m the Civil Service B (C) FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER 1 (D) MANAGEMENT SERVICES OFFICER 1 (E) MANAGEMENT TRAINING OFFICER i (F) METEOROLOGICAL OFFICER I (I) LABOUR OFFICER I (J) CORRUPT PRACTICES INVESTIGATION OFFICER (X) INSPECTOR OF POLICE
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        620 13 I P i Singapore Airlines invites applications for the above appointment. REQUIREMENTS A recognised degree or professional qualification m Accountancy. Previous working experience m taxation would be an advantage. The successful candidate will be appointed to our administrative grade and paid a starting salary commensurate with his qualifications and experience.
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        1231 13 r MARKETING EXECUTIVE Salary Package: Negotiable around 5536,000 pa plus l>enefit^ The person we are looking for will be m the 27 35 age group. Knglish-t'ducau-d perferably up to tertiary level. He will have several years' sales experience with responsi bility for key accounts. He will be familiar with brand
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        729 14 APPOINTMENTS AS c.; t t j A— a*- I OPERATIONS MANAGER I I Around $50,000 Company Car I am We are an established feedmill enjoying continued growth as a H market leader and have career opportunity for an Operations n Manager 9 Reporting to the General Manager, the position will
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        635 14 The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions m the Personnel Administration Department (1) SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (PERSONNEL SERVICES) I (2) SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (ADMINISTRATION) I I Gross Salary Range *****9 *****6 per month Function Reporting to the P&A Manager, the successful candidates will administer personnel benefits/purchasing and supplies
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        550 14 TECHNICAL SALES ENGINEER SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY We are a major international manufacturer of high technology chemical and metal products and we are now establishing a sales centre m Singapore. We need a highly motivated technical specialist to service the semiconductor industry m the region with revolutionary dieattach materials and other related
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        669 14 r_r Singapore Airport lcrnim.il Set vices invites application* trom Singapore Ciurtena foi me appointment at POUCG INSPKC TOR (MAI T (Within the salatv scale S^KI ft MMB RFQI IREMENTS Must have the (m with at least two Vlcvilarici two levei passes (including denci.tl Paper) obtained at one sitting or the
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        670 15 APPOINTMENTS FISHER I Fisher Controls, an American multi national *****88 regulators has immediate vacancies for the positions of. |BfiBBß|| Degree m Chemical Electrical/Computer Science/Mechanical ai§§lK§£ Engineering. Preferably with minimum 2 years of working |8&8»» experience m industrial process control. Successful candidates wiil assume responsibilities for generating flffijlglg system quotations, implement
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        1300 15 FW SINGAPORE 1 1 lftl.fflfl«k h&l POLYTECHNIC II Wl Q^^fr^^e^ _^l I* 1 ne w 't n our 5-year expansion programme -a.a a a_B H qualified Singapore citizens. Permanent H Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the H Residents of Singapore and asean citizens to wi post of
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        522 15 tequ res W Superintendent M WBB (Quality Control) B Degree m Mechanical Electronics Eng neering Preferably possessing 3 b yea-s of Quality Control experience I Well versed m management practices To promote and improve the quality of daily incoming parts and ioive quality production problems To improve Suppliers' QuaMy Assu
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        1998 16 APPOINTMENTS m^*\M MM'^hMß MM AW MB MA4\f***m\ t x must a «PPe«ance and amy, to Advertising and Trade-Show UfJffl MMmT MMW MM Pla,n L° f 0ur L pnxkjCtS ,he Manager (Ref. NTO 8) m u m f^ m MB m m MM lfffl MM WMM **W >**^V«i ni.*>r- x >«*■
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        600 16 i^jfr The RSAF: dedicated to excellence AIR VEHICLE OPERATOR V I I I r~i i bH **f***<A**^^ mWr I The RSAF requires high calibre personnel for this demanding and rewarding career. Your role ZZZZZ As an Air Vehicle Operator (AVO) you'll be trained to operate all ground vehicles of the
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        478 17 APPOINTMENTS 1 f' Is Sales the Name >|| Of Your Game? I A MOLEX, a multinational manufacturer c; off electrical terminals and connectors has vacancies for ambitious, selfmotivated and mature individuals to fill |sN the following position: s^ 1 I SALES I EXECUTIVES I I I Im A Degree or
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        519 17 A last growing company m the building related industry has an immediate opening for the position of: Purchasing Manager Reporting to the Engineering Manager, the appointed person will head the Purchasing Section. Responsibilities: Sources for suppliers Handles price negotiation Sets up price list for standardized parts Plans materials delivery schedule
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        686 17 NOTICES A PERNAS CHARTER MANAGEMENT SDN. BHD. KUALA LUMPUR. Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Pernas Charter Management Sdn. Berhad and its associates for the month of October, 1984 are as follows:Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad Group of Companies TONNES Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad and
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        932 17 /f^*--=-=**~-=^^^=^=*v Metal Box Singapore Limited HALF YEAR REPORT The unaudited results of the Group and of the Company for the half year ended DOttl September Profit before taxation 5,841 5.726 2.0 3,060 3,947 (22.5) Profit after taxation 3,557 3,586 (0.8) 1,864 2,445 (23 8) extraordinary item 2,922 3,150 7.2) 1,864
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        1677 18 .a^i-./*-, Amm IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE NIITICr S KEPI BUC OF SINGAPORE A^^*' wL*Wm*m IV Companies Winding Up No. 339 0(1984 In the Matter of the Companies AmaW I f 7TTlll I b^bW ADVERTISEMENT OF AmW I VA<^4^/-4y I PETITION mA u m w mm m mW mm
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        251 18 COMICS GARFIELD By Jim LISTEN CAREFOLLV, SQOEAK. I THIS BOY POLS 5" NE VEr! Ntvea TOUCH THE x^^^^^X I TAB IN THE CENTER OP IT f VOO MEAN, I WELL J < ***************************mmmmmmmmmmmm >BBaa— aaaaa^^J bmb^^™™^^^^^^^^™ b^^™™^^^^^___^^^^____ Mßßßaal BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY 4, sj»«rif** THEZ.T-2 EMERGES ON THF
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        287 19 2T OKAY, MEN, CURL UP IN PERWAPS YOU't? LIKE TO I B^B I I PEEL LIKE THE YOUR SLEEPIN6OA6S AND WAVE ME SINS A LITTLE fl fl STARTER IN A SACK RACF 6ETA6OOPNI6I*IT^REST^ j LULLABY TO HELP YOU LJ I g^^ H^L^™i 1 I aaffrW r |//-/<? ©1964 United Feature
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        403 20  -  J. R AJENDRAN By A DOZEN young men will don their best dancing shoes, hoping to boogie their way to fame and, possibly, fortune, at the My Place discotheque tomorrow. They are the finalists m the national discodancing championship, and the winner will be Singapore's representative at
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        499 20  -  CATHERINE TAN Previewed by Pursuit, the next Mandarin series produced by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation, makes its debut on Nov 30. This period drama promises to be even more exciting and colourful. A*t£ [T IS 1889, during the Dynasty. The Vlao Xv revolution, vhich aimed to
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          464 20 FILM FOCUS Literary Special Don't Look Now 8.35 p.m., Ch 12 Previewed by PHILIP COOREY A LITTLE girl kicks a ball into a pond. She goes after it and drowns. The father's howl of grief and the mother's scream 'of agony slash the air like
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          439 20 SUNDAY MATINEE Automan 3.20 p.m., Ch 5 SCARECROW AND MRS KING 9.15 p.m., Ch 5 Previewed by CATHERINE TAN HE'S handsome, intelligent, strong, plays tennis like Jimmy Connors and dances like John Travolta. On a scale of one to 10, he's an
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        1045 21  -  J. RAJENDRAN The seventh annual Drama Festival ended recently. Our writer gathered several people's opinions on this year's event. By THIS year's seventh annual Drama Festival, from Aug 17 to Oct 28. had 58 performances m more than four languages by 28 drama groups. Overall
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        456 21 "-S-SfL he Chong Swee. At the NATIONAL finals to pick Mr Sentosa a™ 3 un lour Photo- National Museum Art UNIVERSITY and Miss Physique. There i_!-£U»mJ m a R? rean Gallery, from 9 a.m. to 0 F SINGAPORE will also be a fashion b-SSS? 6111 .^ATtAS 1 Nov 18 BAND
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        389 22 I 1 I -_l^^ amP^. Amt mM *m,m\ B mmß**mm WB 4" MW^ mmP***mmA B B BB***m%\ MB MMBm^B mßm^ mßm^ flflflfl-B-I I^l lufl^flT ilflP* iA#_»3b i-ril Pn .-^l^9^^^^ V^_rl U I^7 WCII 111 %VrVlVf I I of your Personal Citibanker. ■^Citibank introduces Person-to-Person Banking. We understand how you feel.
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        1670 22 VOJR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE _Q> Will Rogers rides again j sbcs j j Radeon. I *^l.flHßl_s_l_H^_^S^_H_l_H_l_^_H_E! \IH SBC TCXt L Ye Sample PageS 10.10 The World Superstar Women's Voleybal TOUT- 5.58 AM National Anthem lowed by Programme *B^B w^mM il Opening and Programme Highlights followed by nament: China vs
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