The Straits Times, 16 November 1984

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    16 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Lock icon Early signs of a slowdown
    369 1  -  HSUNG BEE HWA Businessmen predict tougher times as economic growth slipped in third quarter By THE Singapore economy is showing the initial signs of a slowdown with industrialists predicting more difficult times in the six months up to March next year. The latest economic survey
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    Lock icon Striking coal miners got $1.5 m from Soviets, says Tass
    272 1 Striking coal miners got $1.5 m from Soviets, says Tass MOSCOW, Thurs. Striking British coalminers have received the equivalent of more than half a million pounds (Ssl.s million) in donations from their Soviet colleagues, the official Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday. In a report from Donetsk, the centre of
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    Lock icon 5-storey block collapses
    110 1 MOSCOW A five-storey Soviet apartment block came crashing down in ruins just before the first occupants moved in because it was so shoddily constructed, a Moscow newspaper reported on Wednesday. The trade union daily, Trud, said a major tragedy was averted only because the building, near the
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    Party time for young and old
    65 1 Party time for young and old IT WOULD be a sight to watch grandmas and grandpas waltzing, mums and dads doing the rock-and-roll, while the youngsters moonwalk and electric hip hop in what they call breakdancing. Read about the party that will get everyone, from 17 to 74, to don
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    Lock icon Argentina's entire top brass quits
    138 1 BUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Argentina's entire armed forces Supreme Council has resigned, opening the first serious crisis between the army and the civilian government since the return to democracy a year ago. The council tendered its resignation en masse to Defence Minister Raul Borras yesterday at
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    Pilot badly shaken after crash-landing
    79 1 A PILOT on a training flight was badly shaken when his two-seater Cessna plane crash-landed at the Seletar air base yes terday at about 6 p.m. Mr S. K. Lee. a member of the Singapore Flying Club, was trying to land tho plane when its
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    Lock icon Illegal order
    35 1 MIAMI, Thurs Four people have been charged under a new federal computer fraud law for allegedly instructing a government computer in Washington to mail them US$l6O,OOO (SlMfi 000 in f«W. a) cheques. UPI
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    Imprints on my mind...
    863 1  -  PHILIP LEE And why the PM wants some exhibits on permanent display By THEY opened the gates of the National Exhibition last night and released a flood of memories. Singaporeans had never seen an exhibition as carefully conceived and as painstakingly carried out. Those guests at
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      Lock icon GANDHI KILLING: MAN CHARGED
      62 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Sat want Singh, 21, one of the two security guards alleged to have killed Mrs Indira daudhi on Or! 31, was formally charged with the assassi nation today. Sat want, hi> legs paralysed with a bullet in his spine, had earlier been discharged
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      481 2 What unionists say ANY MOVE to wind up the 12-year-old National Wages Council must be done gradually and for the right reasons, some trade unionists said yesterday. They were reacting to a Singapore Manufacturers' Association call to phase out the tripartite council within the next two to three years.
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      Around the world
      561 2 Balance that deters NATO legislators have called on member states to pursue arms control agreements with the Soviet Union while warning that a buildup of conventional weapons was necessary to deter a possible attack by the Warsaw Pact. Lord Carrington, who took over as Nato secretary-general in
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      Comment
      283 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: ALTHOUGH it is impractical to preserve the entire National Exhibition on a permanent basis because of its size, we believe that the better exhibits should form the core of a living museum of Singapore's history, with provision for amendments and additions as time passes. The
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      Background
      73 2 UNIONISTS' JAW-JAW A GROUP of Singapore unionists recently returned from Bangkok where they participated in the first ever talks held between Asean and European trade union leaders earlier this month. While no punches were pulled by either side, the thorny issue of protectionism was a source of friction between
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      Timesdollar
      204 2 ONCE AGAIN, FAIRPRICE LIVES UP TO ITS NAME NTUC FairPrice leads again in a survey of the cheapest stores. The survey, in early September, is the second conducted by the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case). It compared prices in supermarkets in the following areas: Marine Parade, Orchard, Toa Payoh,
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      Timesport
      226 2 Spain, Holland crash EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP runners-up Spain found their reputation carried little weight in Glasgow on Wednesday night when they crashed 3--1 to Scotland in a World Cup European Group Seven qualifying soccer tie. The Spaniards, unofficially ranked third in the world at present behind France and Argentina, appeared
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      169 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Sorry, no seconder THE opposition Parti Islam (Pas) on Wednesday failed to get the Malaysian Parliament's approval to debate the White Paper on religious extremism tabled by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam on Friday. There was no one to second the motion moved by the
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      Around Asean
      87 2 Agrava to help THE chairman of the commission of inquiry into the murder of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino said yesterday she would help prosecute an air force general and six others she implicated in the killing. Retired judge Corazon Agrava told a press conference she would assist
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      Section Two
      365 2 TV update Channel 3 6.25 Tucker's Witch -The Good Witch of Laurel Canyon 7.00 Azan Maghrib: Prayer Call 7.07 Tucker's Witch (Cont'd) 7.24 Here's Lucy Lucy and Eddie Albert 8.25 Programme Summary 8.27 Hari Ini Dalam Sejarah: Today in History 8.36 Malay Movie Perjanjian Syaitan 10.36 Parliament Report
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      Section Three
      119 2 Asian Oscar time THE Golden Horse Award in Taiwan has once again aroused excitement and speculation. This year's ceremony will be held at the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taipeh on Sunday. From this year onwards, this grand event will be handled by private film organisations. KOH SIEW
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      Lock icon Police break down wall to bust sit-in
      181 3 SEOUL, Thurs. Police broke through a wall inside the headquarters of South Korea s ruling Democratic Justice Party (DJP) today to arrest 264 students staging a sit-in protest against the government. .The demonstrators stormed the building last night demanding an interview with party
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      Carrian: Judiciary wants to change law
      265 3  -  HONGKONG. Thurs. The Carrian proceedings, which are likely to be one of the longest-running court cases ever in Hongkong, have sparked a move to reform the law 90 as to drop committal proceedings altogether, said a source in the Legal Department here today. The
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      Peacock calls for stronger links with US
      231 3 Peacock calls for stronger links with US AUSTRALIAN opposition leader Andrew Peacock pledged yesterday that if he wins the Dec 1 federal election he will strengthen national security in closer alliance with the United States. In a national radio and television address to launch the Liberal Party's bid to regain
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    • World briefs
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        Lock icon Talks on Chad
        68 3 FRENCH PRESIDENT Francois Mitterrand and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi met on the Mediterranean island of Crete yesterday to discuss the situation in Chad. Government spokesman Sot iris Costopoulos said in Athens that Greek Premier Andreas Papandreou joined the two leaders. The meeting was arranged "following Mr Papandreou
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        Lock icon Soviets accuse US
        71 3 THE SOVIET UNION accused the United States of backing terrorism in Afghanistan on a scale exceeded only by its operations against Nicaragua. In a United Nations' General Assembly debate on Wednesday on the 1979 Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan, Soviet delegate Oleg Troyanovsky repeated Mos- cow's assertion
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        Lock icon Protesters kept away
        71 3 THREE HUNDRED riot police kept antinuclear demonstrators away from a Tokyo wharf (above) yesterday during unloading of a cargo of 288-kg radioactive plutonium shipped from France. It took four hours to unload six containers of plutonium from the 16,910-tonne vessel Seishin Maru and transfer them to trailers
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        Lock icon China's investment
        59 3 CHINA WILL invest 90 billion yuan (Ss74 billion) in new equipment for old industries between 1985 and 1987, official press reports in Beijing said yesterday. The reports quoted State Economic Commission leaders as saying the money will finance 11,000 modernisation projects in 8,100 enterprises. The funds include US$l4.2
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        Lock icon Army deserter killed
        73 3 ONE OF two South Korean army deserters holding hostages in a provincial teahouse was killed and the other was wounded and captured in a shootout with a commando unit on Wednesday night, reports from Kunsan, 184 km south-west of Seoul, said. Seven hostages were either freed or
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      Lock icon Progress made in Korean trade talks
      443 3 Significant step towards reducing tensions, says Seoul PANMUNJOM, Thursday NORTH and South Korea ended their first round of unprecedented economic talks at this border village today and agreed to meet again on Dec 5. The two-and-a-half hours of discussions by sevenmember teams from both
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      Lock icon Chinese navy to have new class of missiles
      113 3 Chinese navy to have new class of missiles BEIJING, Thurs CHINA plans 10 aim its nav\ with a new gener ation of tactical and strategic missiles within five years, the China Newt, Service said yesterday The semi-official service said China was rapidly test -producing a new type of underwater bal
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      Lock icon 'Pursue arms control pact with Soviets'
      416 4 But weapons build-up still needed, says Nato BRUSSELS, Thurs. LEGISLATORS from North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) nations called on alliance states to pursue arms control agreements with the Soviet Union, but warned that a build-up of conventional weapons was necessary to deter a possible
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      51 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A United States' grand jury yesterday charged one of the largest American health food distributors, General Nutrition Incorporated, with falsely labelling a drug as a food supplement. The firm was accused of violating drug labelling laws in its promotion of the therapeutic uses of primrose oil.
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      Lock icon Extra grants for French to have more children
      150 4 PARIS, Thors. France's socialist government has pwptacd extra grants to encourage people to have more children, Sadat Affairs Minister Georglna Duf oix said. The measures will provide for new family allowances, payable from six months before birth until the child is three
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      Lock icon The big wine rush in full swing
      245 4 The big wine rush in full swing PARIS, Thurs. The 1984 New French Beaujolais Wine Rush is on as wine lovers from around the world hurry by ferryboat and supersonic jet to become the first to uncork a wine that may have aged for all of six weeks. The legal
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      Lock icon $6,750 to go to jail
      49 4 DURHAM (England), Thurs. Adventurous writers are being offered a fee of £2,500 (SSGJSO) to go to jail for four months. Britain's Northern Arts Association is looking for a writer-in-residence to help inmates release their literary talents at three prisons in this north-east city. Reuter
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      Lock icon War relics salvaged from lake
      115 4 WHAT started oat as a quest for rare fishes by German scientist Hans Fricke in a deep lake in Austria, has turned Into a massive salvage operation by the army to recover forged British banknotes and weapons dumped in the lake by the Nazis towards
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      Firming of ties noted between Asean, EC
      278 4  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By DUBLIN, Thurs. In opening statements at the fifth Asean-European Community ministerial meeting here today, Asean and European leaders noted what was generally described as a "consolidation" of ties between the two groupings. Irish Foreign Minister Peter Barry, speaking as
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      Lock icon 'Curb export subsidies'warning
      132 4 'Curb export subsidies' warning BRUSSELS, Thurs. The United States has warned that it is ready for all-out war if the European Community refuses to curb its use of subsidies to promote exports to the Third World. US Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Tim McNamar, in Europe to explain the economic
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      Lock icon Pretoria cracks down on White dissident leaders
      332 5 JOHANNESBURG, Thursday -SOUTH AFRICAN securi!«tj police detained White political activists yester*xtey for the first time J <t|nce the country's latest 'spate of unrest began in September. A major crackdown continued, meanwhile, on Black labour leaders after a huge protest strike in South Africa's
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      Lock icon Safe against smoke
      72 5 A SMOKE hood that protects the wearer from many toxic and irritating gases being shown off recently by Miss Kim Smith of Fairchild Burns Company in North Carolina. The company has begun marketing it to airlines in the United States. The dark section of the mask contains
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      Lock icon Tel Aviv to shelve plan for canal
      325 5 Tel Aviv to shelve plan for canal TEL AVTV, Thurs. Israel is to shelve a controversial proposal to build a canal between the Mediterranean Sea and the Dead Sea to generate electricity after the State Controller issued a highly critical report about its economic feasibility. The ambitious project had been
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      Lock icon Austerity drive to trim Israeli defence costs
      201 5 Austerity drive to trim Israeli defence costs JERUSALEM, Thurs. Israel's army plans to fire 2,000 professional soldiers and civilian employees, recycle equipment and cut back on training as part of a national economic austerity programme, top generals said in remarks published yesterday. Chief of Staff Lieu tenant -General Moshe Levy
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      Lock icon Sharon: I want to defend the truth
      117 5 NEW YORK, Than. Former Israeli Defence MlnJster Ariel Sharon testified yesterday he Is suing Time magazine tor USsst million (Sslf7 million) to "defend the troth' over a report that Implied he encouraged the massacre of Palestinian refugees. He was the first witness In
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      Lock icon Soviets to give Syria new aid
      125 5 KUWAIT, Than. The Soviet Union Is to sapply Syria with "new military assistance 0 to "reinforce its defensive capacities," Syrian Defence Minister Mustapha Tlass has said. The new aid followed "Important decisions" taken daring a visit to Moscow last month by Syrian President Hafez
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      Lock icon OAU leaders agree on emergency fund
      343 5 Algerian plan to ease Africa's economic, social woes ADDIS ABABA, Thurs AFRICAN leaders have reached broad agreement on a proposal by Algeria aimed at coming to grips with the continent's awesome social and economic problems. Heads of delegations to the 20th Summit of the
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      Lock icon Perez flies back to first-class row
      136 5 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. UN SecretaryGeneral Javier Perez de Cuellar has been criticised for granting too many exceptions to the rule against first-class travel. While the General Assembly's budgetary control committee discussed UN air travel, Mr Perez de Cuellar, his wife and a bodyguard were
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      Lock icon Reagan asks for ways to cut spending... ...and foreign policy review
      425 6 Reagan asks for ways to cut spending... ...and foreign policy review WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan, presented with further sharp rises in United States Budget deficit projections, has ordered his Cabinet to find ways to cut government spending drastically. At a meeting with Cabinet members yesterday, Budget Director David Stockman
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      Lock icon Nicaragua agrees to fresh talks with US
      245 6 MANAGUA, Thurs. NICARAGUA said it had agreed to fresh talks with the United States but sent troops to northern provinces as part of war plans to meet any US invasion. Foreign minister Miguel d'Escoto said yesterday an eighth round of talks would be
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      Lock icon Drugs hotline pays off
      65 6 SYDNEY, Thurs. Australian police today said they had made 33 arrests in a drugs crackdown following information passed on during a telephone "hotline" set up in the country's two most populous states. The crackdown follows the release of a four-year official inquiry early this month which
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      Lock icon Caught after 30 years
      46 6 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Po lice yesterday arrested an 84--year-old Yugoslav immigrant who had spent 30 years avoiding extradition to his country for Nazi war crimes. Andrija Artukovic was arrested at his home near here following a fresh extradition request by Yugoslavia AFP
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      Lock icon Baboon heart girl showing signs of recovery
      200 6 Baboon heart girl showing signs of recovery LOS ANGELES, Thurs Four-week-old Baby Fae is showing subtle but definite signs of an early recovery after her body tried to reject her transplanted baboon heart, a medical bulletin said yesterday. "We believe Baby Fae reached the peak of her rejection episode on
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      Lock icon Snapped up
      36 6 GENEVA. Thurs. A 42.92--carat pear-shaped blue diamond was snapped up for a record 11 million Swiss francs (559.6 million) by an anonymous bidder at an auction here yesterday a spokesman for Christie's sairi Reuter
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      Lock icon Mums can pass Aids to unborn children
      131 6 BOSTON, Thurs. Medical researchers yesterday announced that they had evidence that seemingly "healthy" female carriers of Aids (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) could pass it on to their unborn children. Dr Jeffrey Laurence and his colleagues at Cornell Medical Centre in New York reported
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      Meet the real Automan – Robot car maker
      940 8  - Meet the real Automan Robot car maker PETER HAZELHURST Precise machines make their mark By Tokyo Correspondent THE prototype of a new generation of robots sits behind the organ with its electronic eye fixed on the music score. Two mechanical legs begin to press' down on the organ pedals while
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      Lock icon Viet orphans tragedy: $42 m settlement
      200 8 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Lawyers for 78 braindamaged Vietnamese orphans who survived the crash of an American transport plane outside Saigon nine years ago had reached a US$l9.7 million (5542.2 million) settlement with the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and the United States government. The settlement, which has
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      Lock icon Why oil drillship capsized and sank
      316 8 Hull cracked, tanks flooded WASHINGTON, Thursday UNEXPLAINED fissures in two caissons caused the oil-explora-tion vessel, Glomar Java Sea, to capsize and sink during a typhoon in the South China Sea on Oct 25 last year, the report of an inquiry by the National Transportation
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      Lock icon Police chief killed
      73 8 TAIPEH, Thurs. A police chief was killed and three officers wounded in a gun bat tie with gangsters today as Taiwan continued a major crackdown on organised crime. Police said Capt Hung Hsu, police chief in the centra! Taiwanese county of Taichung, was shot dead and three
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      32 8 VIENNA, Thurs. The Austrian government said yesterday a Czechoslovak border guard had fled to Austria, two weeks after a frontier shooting sparked a major diplomatic row between Prague and Vienna. Reuter
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Agrava agrees to help in prosecution
      426 9 Aquino inquiry head says she won't act against Ver MANILA, Thursday THE chairman of a commission of inquiry into the murder of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino said today she would help prosecute an air force general and six others she implicated in the
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      Lock icon Secret Philippine military group to disband
      203 9 MANILA, Thus. A secret Philippine military organisation would disband after widespread alarm that It was a vigilante force. The group, calling itself Diablo the Crime Busters, said this yesterday. Disclosure of the grasp came only days after chief of staff Gen Fabian Ver, two
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      Lock icon Soviet call for clemency
      72 9 MOSCOW. Thurs. Soviet trade unions have appealed to Indonesian President Suharto to show clemency towards a local union leader under sentence of death, the Moscow newspaper Trud reported today. It said the Central Council of Soviet Unions had sent a telegram to Mr Suharto after hearing
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      Lock icon Quran plates banned
      51 9 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian government has banned sales of table plates with Arabic inscriptions from the Quran because they denigrate the Muslim holy book, Antara news agency said today Hundreds of such plates are believed to be already in circulation in Indonesia, the worlds largest Muslim nation
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      Lock icon Strike threat by Thai trade unions
      329 9 BANGKOK, Thursday THAILAND'S two main trade union confederations today threatened to launch a general strike in support of striking railway workers. Union leaders handed an ultimatum to a representative of Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda, giving the government 24 hours to respond to the railway
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      Lock icon Indonesian-Australian sea games start
      129 9 DARWIN, Thurs. A combined Indonesian and Australian naval task force has sailed from Darwin for a six-day maritime exercise off the coast of north Australia. Five Indonesian and seven Australian warships left yesterday to take part in a series of exercises that will include tactical manoeuvres,
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      Lock icon Thousands pay last respects to Climaco
      212 9 ZAMBOANGA, Thurs THOUSANDS of people lined up today outside the home of Zamboanga's murdered Mayor Cesar Climaco, one of the Philippines' most colourful opposition figures, to pay their last respects to his widow and family. But police sources said they had no leads to
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      32 9 BEIJING, Thurs. Chinese Vice-Foreign Minister Liu Shuqing is to visit Thailand on Nov 23 at the invitation of the Thai Foreign Ministry, a Foreign Ministry spokesman announced here yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Murdani: Series of fires could be terror tactics
      353 9 JAKARTA, Thursday INDONESIAN Armed Forces Chief Gen Benny Murdani today suggested that the recent rash of fires here may have been deliberately caused to "terrorise the people." Gen Murdani, who also heads the National Security Agency, Kopkamtib, said that security should be
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  • Asean : ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Pas fails to get White Paper debate
      316 11 No seconder for motion in Parliament KUALA LUMPUR Thursday THE opposition Parti Islam (Pas) yesterday failed to get Parliament's approval to debate the White Paper on religious extremism tabled by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Musa Hitam on Friday as there was no seconder.
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      Lock icon Glitter and pomp at installation
      233 11 with his consort, the Raja Permaisuri Agong, or the Queen, seated on a yellow throne beside him, Sultan Mahmood IwfcWadar reads a solemn oath at the end of a glittering ceremony that marked his formal Installation as the eighth Yang di-Pertuan Agong Malaysia's elected King
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      Lock icon Datuk Chen to stay with Gerakan
      306 11 Datuk Chen to stay with Gerakan IPOH, Thurs. Datuk Michael Chen, former vice-president of the Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia who, according to speculation, would leave the party and rejoin the Malaysian Chinese Association, has reaffirmed his commitment and loyalty to the Gerakan. Datuk Chen made the reaffirmation in a letter he
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      115 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Datuk Musa Hitam leaves tonight for a week-long visit to the United States where he is scheduled to meet US Vice-President George Bush and United Nations Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar. The Deputy Prime Minister will also meet US Secretary
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        IRENE HOE savours the $18 million Singapore experience
        915 12 IRENE HOE savours the $18 million Singapore experience It would take the most hardened cynic to walk through this exhibition without feeling at least one major twinge of pride. AS YOU walk through many of the displays at the National Exhibition, the ones that stick in your mind will probably
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        Cues and views on S'pore's struggle
        206 12 HE SPENT 24 of the 25 years of Singapore's self rule as its economic adviser Deeply involved in the rags-to-riches struggle of the nation. Dr Albert Wtaeemius recalls those yean and gives some ad vice in an article in the National Exhibition's souvenir magazine.
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        PM recalls the past
        505 12 CERTAIN events in Singapore's history over the past 25 years are more deeply etched in the Prime Minister's memory than others. Mr Lee Kuan Yew recalls these thus: "As an active participant in government, I felt so much was happening, all at the same time. "Nevertheless,certain
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      Lock icon Huge fridge is a cool idea
      99 13 THIS two-and-a-half storey refrigerator in Bencoolen Street is a shop's way of drawing attention to its latest line of refrigerators. A local advertising company designed and made the giant refrigerator for Asia Radio Singapore Pte Limited. It is made of plywood, polyfoam, aluminium and
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      Labourer fractured man's jaw
      60 13 A LABOURER was jailed for five months on Wednesday for fracturing a man's jaw. Periasamy Govipillai punched 33-year-old Saiyed Othman bin Saiyed Ismail, who was walking along Seletar Farmway West 10 with his wife on Sept 1. He had accused them of passing remarks on him
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      Do it for right reasons — unions
      328 13  - Do it for right reasons unions IVAN LIM By ANY move to wind up the 12--year-old National Wages Council must be done gradually and for the right reasons, some trade unionists said yesterday. They were reacting to a Singapore Manufacturers' Association (SMA) plan to phase out the tripartite council within
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      Package of bus services planned for Tampines
      300 13  - Package of bus services planned for Tampines RAV DHALIWAL By A FULL package of bus services has been planned for Tampines New Town, including two running to Marine Parade and Changi Airport. On Singapore Bus Service's drawing board are plans for a set of trunk services to nearby housing estates,
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      Unpaid workers threw stones at office
      160 13 WHEN payday came the money did not, so several construction workers took the matter into their own hands by throwing stones at their site office. The disgruntled workers were employed by Kim Leong Aik Construction, a sabcontractor of Jennings Construction and Development Singapore. But
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      End of term
      39 13 THE Minister of State (Trade and Industry) and MP for Cairnhill, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, will be guest of honour at the Pek Kio Kindergarten end-of-term ceremony on Tuesday at the Pek Kio community centre hall.
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      Solved: Case of the piles that vanished
      338 14  -  RONNIE LIM Drilling method for hydrocracker project By A FAULT in the building of Singapore's second major hydrocrack' er project in which concrete foundation piles were "swallowed" into the ground has been resolved. The underground soil fault was discovered almost at the outset
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      Forged telex was allegedly stolen
      683 14  -  CHARMAINE CHAN The Broadview Commodities case By THE charges are: Loh Shak Mow, 45, «"*»*g*"g director of the then Broadview Commodities Pte Ltd, faces 28 abetment-by-cons piracy-to-cheat charges, allegedly committed between December 1981 and August 1982, involving 56.41 million. The prosecution is proceeding with six
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      Man, 76, burnt when his bed caught fire
      124 14 Man, 76, burnt when his bed caught fire AN OLD man lived all by himself in a dilapidated wooden house in Kallang Road that had no electricity or water supply. For light, Mr Ngo Chu Ka, 76, used candles and before he went to sleep, Mr Ngo placed a lighted
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      Boy, 7, drowns after falling into monsoon drain
      75 14 A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD boy drowned in fastflowing water after he fell into a monsoon drain in Marsiling Lane on Tuesday. R. Chandru Chellani was playing with another boy at the time. His body was found the next day near the Senoko power station,
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      US trip for women executives
      93 14 US trip for women executives THE Rotary Clubs of Dis trict 330 (Singapore and Malaysia) is inviting applications from young female executives and professionals to join their study group to New Jersey in the United States. Applu ants must be between 25 and 35 years old Tht four-member group will
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      Three fined $200 each for fighting
      73 14 Three fined $200 each for fighting THREE men were each fined $200 on Wednesda\ for fighting at the Syariah Court in Pearl's Hill on Tuesday. Ahmad bin Abid. 43. and his brother. Salim bin Abid Alhabshi. 32. had gone there to settle their sister's divorce with her husband, Ahmad bin
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      Singapore Airlines flies high on efficiency
      146 15 SINGAPORE Airlines is one of the most efficient in the world with a ratio of 2.43 ground staff to one flying crew. An industry comparison of 16 airlines shows only Japan Airlines and United Airlines with a higher level of productivity. Based partly on
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      Hydraulic leak in plane
      40 15 AN Amsterdam-bound Singapore Airlines plane returned to Singapore on Wednesday because of a hydraulic leak in one of the plane's four engines. Passengers from SQ 24 were put on board another plane and left shortly afterwards.
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      Display of art by Asean children
      74 15 Display of art by Asean children THE Second Asean Exhibition of Children's Art, to be held from Nov 23 to Dec 9, will feature 150 works. The exhibition, which will be held at the National Museum Art- Gallery, will be officially opened by Haji Wan Hussin Zoohri. the Parliamentary Secretary
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      $1.2m bribes man gets four years' jail
      378 15  - $1.2m bribes man gets four years' jail NANCY LOH He also has to pay penalty of same amount By THE man who pocketed $1.24 million in bribes was yesterday jailed for four years and ordered to pay penalty of the same amount. And another four years in jail awaits Penu
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      Tougher to keep a hostel place
      345 15  -  CHRISTINA TSENG By STUDENTS in at least one hostel at the National University of Singapore at Kent Ridge are finding, it tougher to retain their hostel rooms after their first year's stay. Students in the KE Hall now have to chalk up at least
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      Foreign firms earn more
      326 15  -  ANNE KOH Survey shows local firms had lower return on investments By COMPANIES earned 16 times more in 1981 than in 1970, but more than half of the $6.2 billion earnings were made by foreign companies. Two-thirds of the foreign earnings were by British and American
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      How various sectors performed
      370 15 How various sectors performed Economic survey of Singapore for the third quarter THESE are some of the highlights of the third quarter performance from the economic survey released yesterday Construction: The glut of residential and office space dampened construction activities in the private sector and its outlook remained depressed as
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    • The NUS Convocation
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        MRTC chief: How tough times helped me
        461 19 War. My family fled to a farm in a remote part of Malaysia where I spent most of the Japanese Occupation as a subsistence farmer, learning some valuable lessons about the fundamental priorities in life. After the war, I went off to Australia
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        Be prepared to start at bottom, new grads told
        394 19 Be prepared to start at bottom, new grads told ON TWO occasions yesterday, new graduates of the National University of Singapore were told that they would be better off in their new careers if they were prepared to start at the bottom. In Mr Michael Fam's books, the 419 young
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        Candidate gets MBA
        160 19 HIS wife and father were there for his Big Day. And for PAP candidate Chng Hee Kok that day was yesterday when he donned a full suit plus convocation gown and mortar board to collect his MBA degree. He was one of the 22 to be awarded
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      Stole from their bosses
      124 19 Stole from their bosses TWO men yesterday admitted stealing $ItS,MS worth of printed circuit boards from their employer at Chai Chee Road last Friday. Abdul flamid bin Aba Bakar, 4i, and Abdul Razak bin Din, «4, employed as security guard and storekeeper respectively, bad hatched the plan to steal from
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      Accused of stealing from bosses
      133 19 Accused of stealing from bosses THREE men yesterday claimed trial to stealing $IS,BM worth of Integrated circuits from their employer. Abdul Rahman bin Ahman, 33, Abdul Hamid Ma Ahmad, 21, and Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Rahlm, B, were employed as cargohands of S. Morrison Freight Forwarders Pie Ltd when they
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      Cleared of receiving stolen chips
      107 19 Cleared of receiving stolen chips TWO men were cleared yesterday of dishonestly receiving stolen microchips which formed part of a M5648,000 loot hijacked by armed robbers in Penang. Businessmen Siaw Chong Bu, 36, and Goh Lik Tuan, 32, were acquitted without their defence being called. Siaw was accused of dishonestly
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      Local exams soon for accountancy students
      358 19  - Local exams soon for accountancy students TONG YOKE THO By ACCOUNTANCY students in Singapore are one step nearer to escaping from the expensive trip to Britain to take their final examinations. The Singapore Society of Accountants told The Straits Times yesterday that its plans to set up a centre to
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      Lost and found
      79 19 A DUTCH tourist lost about $13,500 worth of jewellery to thieves at Lucky Plaza in Orchard Road on Wednesday but later recovered some of the stolen items. When Madam R. Elizabeth, 58, went to Tanglin police station to report the theft, a Lucky Plaza security officer contacted
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      S'pore girl is fifth
      49 19 SINGAPORE beauty Elsie Oh, 19, was voted fourth runner-up in the Miss Asia and Pacific Quest held last Saturday. The title was won by Miss Turkey, Melek Gurkan, 23. Elsie is a first-year undergraduate at the National University of Singapore's Arts and Social Sciences faculty.
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      Query on Keppel
      45 19 THE MP (or Anson, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam. will ask the Minister for Finance and Trade and Industry at the Parliamentary sitting on Tuesday, whether he will make a statement on the acquisition of Straits Steamship shares by Keppel Shipyard, a government-owned company.
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      247 13 Sheridan Clearance Sale To clear the way for our 1985 bedroom collection, Sheridan announces a discount up to 50% on imported bedsheets, comforters, pillowcases and bedspreads. Sale is now on at all leading Sheridan retailers for a limited period. Retail Outlets: Robinson's at Centrepoint, Tangs Superstore, John Little, Caieries Lafayette,
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      How higher hands reach out
      243 16  -  LULIN REUTENS AUGUSTINE LOW CEPHAH TAN Stories and Trends and shifts in public opinion are noted during the discussion. Presumably, significant observations would even be mentioned in Cabinet meetings. Like an island-wide jigsaw, the pieces of information and feedback from the tours fit together to
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      Key to feedback from the people
      447 16 MINISTERIAL walkabouts on Sundays, which started more than two years ago, have become one of the most, if not the most, important channels of communication between the government and the people. Feedback gathered at each tour is meticulously recorded and shared among the leaders.
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      Letters in the press help feel the pulse
      284 16 L That their views are heeded can be seen in the prompt replies from government offices, and the frequent mention made to the letters by both government leaders and MPs in Parliament. IT HAS been said that to discover how a people
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      Ways to make your point
      310 16 COFFEESHOP chatter and grumbles on the ground often filter up to find their way to government ears via the MPs. The MPs' links with the ground are through regular meet-the-people sessions and contacts with grassroots organisations. Meet-the-people sessions: These allow MPs to "listen to the
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      Wooing the public
      415 16 MINISTRIES and statutory boards, as part of the government machinery, also need to keep people informed and gather feedback. Each has a public relations department whose task is mainly to announce and explain new policies and decisions, and to gain public understanding and cooperation. But the method
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      Bridging the gap betweei young and old
      386 18  - Bridging the gap betweei young and old CEPHAH TAN By PEOPLE try many ways to bridge the generation gap. Grandfather T. J. Hale uses a bicycle. Mr Hale, 64, said he and his wife had to resort to cycling with their grandchildren, a sport which they did years ago, to
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      Three-generation dance night
      221 18  -  THIO LAY HOON By IT PROMISES to be one big party that no one will feel left out. Grandparents can wear their gowns and tails and do the waltz, while mums and dads can rock and roll into each other's arms, leaving the youngsters to do the
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      Interested in these activities?
      187 18 Interested in these activities? NATIONAL Exhibition: Register at Changi, Serangoon Gardens and Serangoon CCs for an organised tour to the exhibition on Nov 26 and at Mountbatten CC for one on Nov 27. Both tours will start at 7 p.m. Indonesia: A five-day study tour for students to Jakarta, Bogor,
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      Two of a special kind
      363 18 FEW people made use of the community centre even though it was just a few doors away. The poor facilities, comprising a basketball court and a table-tennis table, were hardly attractive. Kindergarten classes were conducted very cheaply but parents had to be persuaded to register
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      PA needs 100 instructors
      230 18  -  CEPHAH TAN Stories by IF YOU are a master on the keyboards or are seed at twirling a baton, the People's Association wants yea. It Is looking fer mere than 1M people to join its team of parttime instructors to upgrade and Increase the number of
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      She breathes life into the baton
      216 18 TO THE uninitiated, it's just a baton. But to Miss Lim Ker Keow, it is an instrument for an art form that is poetry in motion. The baton-twirling instructress can breathe life into the baton as she coaxes it to twirl clockwise and anti-clockwise,
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      Dancer with the right timing
      184 18 BANK clerk Khairi Supani works nine to five in the day, and teaches jazz, aerobic and Malay cultural dances at the River Valley community centre at night. In between, he finds time and enough energy to choreograph Indian and Chinese dances for the River Valley
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      What's happening where
      668 18 Talks/shows INDONESIA: Kreta Ayer CC will hold a talk and film show on the country at 7.30 p.m. tonight. Careers in the hotel industry: Miss Irene Chua, a training officer from the Singapore Hotel Association Training and Educational Centre, will speak on careers in hotel and catering
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    The Straits Times says A living museum of Singapore
    476 20 FOR the past five months, Singapore has been abuzz with activities celebrating 25 years of nation-building. Older Singaporeans have had the opportunity to look back on what they have gone through. The younger generation too would have gained a fair idea
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    Zia walks tightrope on Afghan issue
    911 20  -  FREDERICK KEMPE By Wi'tmg tor The Asian Wslf Street Journal Pakistan's President Zia. ..has responded to escalated Soviet pressure by standing his ground diplomatically and avoiding direct military involvement ISLAMABAD Soviet and Afghan planes and artillery have violated Pakistan's borders several hundred times in
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    Lock icon Learning to like cuisine
    727 20 Russell Baker NEW YORK One of the many delightful things we do in New York is eat cuisine. I recommend it to everybody. When I first moved here, I still ate food, even though people all around me were eating cuisine. In this I was trying
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    652 20  -  BERND DEBUSMANN By 4 US weapons in the psychological v/ar have ranged from sonic booms made by American military planes over Nicaragua to reports that the Nicaraguans were about to receive Soviet-made MiG-21 fighters. 7 MANAGUA (Nicaragua) The military alert ordered by Nicaragua's leftist
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      Pension scheme must stay, but with changes
      257 21 Pension scheme must stay, but with changes I REFER to the news report 'CPF for all civil servants move" (ST. Oct 30) which said that the government was "seriously considering moving into the CPF scheme", as stated by Dr Andrew Chew, head of the civil service. Newly-appointed Division m and
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      ROV's taxi course is well worth it
      106 21 I RECENTLY attended the Taxi Drivers Training Course conducted by the Registry of Vehicles and found it interesting and well-planned. I would like to sincerely thank each and every lecturer who taught us; every one of them took the trouble and time to
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    • Middle-managers and productivity
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        A change of focus for the better
        512 21 A change of focus for the better MANY of the recent comments about hindrances to higher productivity are nothing but the truth. But truth has many facets; although generalisations are inevitable if trends are to be identified and corrected, there is a subtrend which must be recognised and corrected. The
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        We cannot overlook the 'group phobia' problem
        233 21 THE Times Survey reports that 59 per cent of workers surveyed are being troubled by the "work excellence" phobia. The root cause for this fear is total rejection of comradeship by a homogeneous workforce. This force consists mainly of Herzberg's X-theory type and
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      Will Chest publish its accounts?
      77 21 Will Chest publish its accounts? I SUPPORT the Community Chest and the premises on which it is established. But I am curious to know how the funds are administered to the various bodies affiliated to the Community Chest. I wonder if the Chest has made provision to publish an annual
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      Peak hour on the road is unbearable
      79 21 Peak hour on the road is unbearable TRAVELLING through North Bridge Road during evening peak hours is unbearable. More than 20 bus services ply this road and yet, unlike the bus stops along South Bridge Road, New Bridge Road and Victoria Street, the busstops are not staggered. Buses often have
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        Board cannot collect money due to renovation contractors
        188 21 PLEASE refer to the letter "...and should HDB play a role?" by "Act Fast" (ST, Oct 5) who suggests firstly that renovation contractors could perhaps be licensed to work only in certain zones and, secondly, that payment to the contractors should go
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        Graded levy on resale flats is to curb profiteering
        157 21 PLEASE refer to the several letters concerning the implementation of graded levy for resale flat. As we have explained before, the objective of imposing the graded levy for the resale of Home Ownership flats is to curb profiteering of public housing.
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      A plus for freer trade
      1015 22  -  IVAN LIM The Asean-EC trade union meeting Talks between Asean and European Community trade union leaders were first mooted in 1981 by the then NTUC president, Mr Devan Nair, in his capacity of president of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions,. to complement the
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      Lock icon China begins to put right people in the right jobs
      725 22 China begins to put right people in the right jobs BEIJING UNTIL this year, Chinese intellectuals who found themselves assigned to Jobs widely different from their chosen professions, could do little except accept their wages, and more often than not settle down to a life of unproductive boredom. There Is
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    • In the market
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        Singapore barometer
        37 23 Up Down Unch Industr.als 37 50 21 Finance 12 3 4 Hotels 3 4 3 Properties 5 4 2 Plantations 5 3 2 Mining 1 2 0 Deb/Loans 5 0 4 Total 68 66 36
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        Indices
        70 23 Nov 14 Nov 15 BT Composite 704 19 708.06 BT Indicator *****10 *****61 BT OB OS 369 282 ST Industrials 801.70 804 59 ST Finance -363 38 2397 56 ST Hotels 887 11 ***** ST Properties 488 21 ***** Mrnings 61 65 350 74 S Plantations *****6 2523 80
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        Rally fizzles out and local stocks end mixed
        300 23 Rally fizzles out and local stocks end mixed DESPITE hopes that the rally was the "real thing", it fizzled out and local stocks ended mixed with 68 gainers and 66 losers yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index closed 2.89 points higher at 804.59, while the Business Times Composite Index added
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        45 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983 84 High 1071.91 18 7/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983 84 Low 712 29 (5 1 83) 684 S3 (4/1 83) Ai' time High *****1(8 2 84) 983.06-8 284) A::-time Low 7475(17 9 64) 550.78(12 8 82)
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        Chief price changes
        145 23 Chief price changes Rises M I A 1600 I 100 G E Life 1760 30 G I Ho* 50c 250 +25 STPI97S 1120 +20 TeatJeCorp 158 +13 K L Kepont 233 -11 NST 610 -10 DBS 600 10 ICB 535 U 0 B 434+10 0 U 6 384-10 M Flour
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        ST Industrial Index components
        67 23 Bousteadßhd unch Gumess +8 Mat Iron unch Sen* Ship unch Cfi C -1 Haw Par -1 PMC unch Sine Darby unch CoM Storage -~3 J"*?" P^nt +6 V"£* Ountoplnd +i *«P**l +1 p^ +5 Sup Corp -5 Esso +3 MTC Promet —1 Times Pub +5 FIN
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      NES machinery auction second only to Rollei
      498 23 BARGAINS galore, perhaps, with machinery going for about a seventh of its original price in one of the largest equipment auction sales in Singapore, which began yesterday. And this is the way more machinery will go in the future, thinks Mr Victor Wee,
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      Designers back with $2 m Tokyo orders
      131 23 FIVE companies that took part in the three-day Singapore Apparels show in Tokyo have returned with $2.1 million in orders. Additional orders are expected when buyers visit the five companies at their factories to continue negotiations. A Singapore designer, Corrine Low, has also
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        Lock icon Change of auditors
        42 23 LONDON Dunlop Holdings PLC said its auditors Ernst and Whinney are being replaced by Price Waterhouse and Co. The decision followed a review of all the group's financial advisers by the newly-constituted board under chairman Sir Michael Edwardes. Reuter
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        Lock icon Stake in broker
        51 23 LONDON Security Pacific Corp plans to take a 50 per cent stake in broker Tullett and Tokyo Securities here. Mr Richard Spelke, managing director of SPC Securities Services, said the bank will contribute capital, software and hardware to the joint venture with Tullett and Tokyo Forex International.
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        Lock icon Tyre production
        58 23 HONGKONG A new company was formed in Hongkong to produce rethreaded aircraft tyres for both the local and the Asian markets. The chief executive of the Hongkong Aircraft Co (Heaco), Mr Graham Howat, said the new company is a US$2.5-mil-lion (555.4 million) joint venture between Heaco, Thompson Tyre
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        Lock icon Increase in investment
        56 23 TOKYO Capital investment by Japanese corporations in the current fiscal year will increase 10.7 per cent over last year, clocking the first double-figure rise in four years, the Economic Planning Agency forecast on Wednesday. The EPA's September survey showed that capital spending in fiscal 1984 was expected
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        Lock icon Tour of US and Canada
        67 23 KUALA LUMPUR An 18-strong Malaysian trade mission will next Sunday start a tour of the United States and Canada, promoting timber, rubber-based products and other items. In the first seven months this year, Malaysia's exports to the United States were US$l.lB billion (552.5 billion) against
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      368 23 HONGKONG Western businessmen and economists said a major investment seminar aimed at attracting foreign capital into China helped spur its development projects. But they said the week-long symposium showed both growing competition among China's cities in their development drive and a policy dispute over where investment
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      FairPrice offers best buys, says survey
      446 23  -  ANGELINE TAN Second time store has come out tops on low prices By NTUC FairPrice leads again in a survey of the cheapest stores. The survey, the second conducted by the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) in early September, showed that shoppers at Fitzpa
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      Ambassador's advertising subsidiary closes
      342 23  -  DOREEN SOH By AMBASSADOR HOTEL LTD'S advertising agency has folded up. Bad debts left by Mayer Response Advertising (Pte) Ltd, a 51 per cent subsidiary of the listed hotel company, are estimated to be in the region of $300,000. Creditors include The Straits Times group, Singapore
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      Banks prefer interbank mart for overnight deals
      309 23 Banks prefer interbank mart for overnight deals BANKS prefer to use the interbank currency market to the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (Simex) if' they need to do any overnight business. But ihi> did not have anything to do with li quidity problem* (whether there are enough buyers to match sellers
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      Business done in Singapore
      3365 24 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges is necessarily covered in "business done' Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      How your stocks performed
      2872 24 1984 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 310 198 Acma 198 3.7 308 103 Alcorn 105 -2 4.7 162 107 103 312 218 Allied Choc 230 198 119 Amal Steel 50c 120 -4 3 3
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        RUBBER
        215 25 FOB in bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) (M cents/Mo) Noon Close Noon Close Int I RSS Prompt V) bC -iJJ.SON J7J 25— J72.25N ung unq Int 1 RSS DM 174 25 174 75 174 00-174 50 Closed Closed Int 2 RSS Dec 164.75 165.75N 164 75 165 75N Closed
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        Silver
        25 25 S«w«r uss/tro» oi Ihurs Wed Singapore 7 63-7 68 7 64-7 69 Ned Tues fe» York li2 768 7.60-7 65 Source Credit Sw<se Spore
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        Copper
        25 25 Ctainf prices Wed Spot 1064 50— 1065 00 (1091.00 1091 50) 3 months 1088.50-1089.00 (1114 50 1115 00) Market tone: Easier Sales: 22,875 tonnes
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        Aluminium
        55 25 Ctamc prices Aluminium rf^ Spot 945.00—946.00 (942.00-943.00) 3 months 971.00 —971.50 (968.50-969.50) Market tone: Steady Sales: 17,500 tonnes OUR daily Kuala Lumpur tin, palm oil, Mara Bumiputra unit trust and Malaysian forex market reports, prices and rates were not available as it was a pubUc holiday in Malaysia yesterday
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        Rubber
        13 25 Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore December 174.00 up 0.25 cents Malaysia December Closed
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        8 25 Closing prices Ms/kilo KL Tin Closed Turnover:
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        388 25 Heonclosin Source Produce hchange VI Super 195 Awbllen Whrte prices J/100 kg Special 192 See Mew new crop COCOnilt lionzain 100% Ist grade ***** Closin prices, 2nd grade unq 2nd grade unq Oil S/Uo. ei-godown Pa-boied Yu Jim new crop Bulk 108 190 00 i. sellers^ Rice SS
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        Gold Market
        23 25 GOLD USS/oz Thurs Wed Singapore 346.00—346.40 346.00—346.50 Hongkong 346.10 346.60 346.10 346.50 Wed Tues New York 346.00—346.50 346.00—346.50 London 345.50—346.50 349.60-350.10
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        Malaysia willing to revamp SMR scheme
        127 25 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is prepared to completely revamp its Standard Malaysian Rubber (SMR) scheme and adopt new specifications acceptable to the rubber consuming industry, provided the specifications are pragmatic. Tan Sri Dr B.C. Sekhar, Controller of Rubber Research and chairmdn of the Malaysian Rubber
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        Gold
        110 25 THE KILOBAR market yesterday was traded between 5523,864 and 5524,023. The Far East gold market opened at U*****. 70/6. 10 and stayed quiet the whole morning. It re-opened in the afternoon at the same level and eased off to U*****.6076.00 in dull condition. The market closed at U*****.90/6.40. Source:
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        209 25 THE US dollar firmed in the early morning because of growing beliefs that US interest rates had bottomed due to the expected higher US deficits next year. The Singapore dollar was traded between 2.1470 and 2.1490 in moderate trading. It closed at 2.1467/75. The US dollar firmed to a
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        Unit Trusts
        137 25 Managers 1 prices for Nov 16 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2 58 2 74 The Savings Fund l .72-1.82 Spore Prog Fund 1.11-1.18 S'pore Sec Fund 1 67—1 77 Spore Invest Fund 1.07-1 13 S'pore Equity Fund 1.16—1 23 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2 38—2.53
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        199 25 Interbank Over the Foreifn Local dollars to Foreifn currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreifn currency Australian dollar *****-***** £.41 537 Canadian dollar 1.6302-1.6315 6 19-609 NZ dollar 1.0627—1.0647 9.65-9.28 Sterling pound 2.7084—2.7118 373 367 US dollar 2 1470- 2 1480 469 464 Austrian schilling 10.2978-10 3051
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          51 25 THE December gold contract opened six ticks lower than the previous settlement at U*****.10. Trading remained quiet as traders were uncertain of the direction of gold prices. (In USS per Troy ounce) Open High Lew Sett Est Vel Dec 347.10 347.80 347.10 347.40 534 Feb 85 353.208 352.90A 352.80
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          Deutschemark
          42 25 THE December Deutschemark opened slightly lower than the previous settlement at 0.3378. Trading was very active as the DM strengthened against the dollar. (US dollar, Deutschemark) Open High Lew Sett Est Vel Dee 0.3378 0.3390 0.3377 0.3389 1216 Mar 85 0.3424
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          73 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE December Eurodollar opened at 89.94. 15 ticks lower than the previous settlement, in response to a firm Fed Funds rate and Eurodollar deposit rate. Trading in the Eurodollar pit was active with good partiei pation from both locals and institutions. (100 implied interest rate Open High
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          48 25 THE December Japanese yen opened 2() ticks lower than the previous settlement at 0.*****2. Trading in the yen pit was quiet within a narrow range of 0.*****3 to 0.*****0 before settling at 0.*****1. Open High Lew Sett Est Vol Dec 0.*****2 0.*****3 0.*****0 0.*****1 43 I
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        71 25 I _l I I 1 J I U Hongkong Hang Seng Wednesday 1074.84 (1077.93) 4 Week ago 1052.65 Austraian ALOrdnaries ~%,0 Wednesday 779.7(778.3) ii£Week ago 779.1 Austraian Industrials Wednesday 1126.2 (1124.9) Week ago 1124.3 Financial fines Industrials Tuesday 923.7 (924.3) Week ago 894.1 Dow Jones Average Tuesday 1206.93(1206.60) £il_
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        Hongkong
        325 25 Nov 15 W$ Ctiance J Associated Hotek 0 37B y Bonk Of East Askj 2 1 60 -0 3 r Cheung Kong 8 55 -0 1 y Chwra L.ght 1 6 30 0 1 y Cn»s Harb Tunnel 10 50 F E Consorhun. 0 36 +0 005 y For
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        Sydney
        331 25 Nov IS Cents Charife (that) A C I 196+1 A N I 263+1 a P v 234-t-l Abertoyle 929 9 Age 315 -25 Afconce Oh 103 unch Allied MS 230 2 Ampol Exp 250 10 Ampol Pet 184-1 Anz 538 +4 Ashton 87 +1 B H P 1065 unch
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        Tokyo
        322 25 No* 15 Yen Change Aimomoto 1120 unch Akoi 520 unch Amada 1100 -30 Asohi Chem 569 -2 Asoh, Glass 826 -18 Bank Tk 480 +4 Bndgestone 560 -1-4 Canon 1530 +10 Casio Computer 1620 -40 Citizen 598 unch D Nip Print 1020 +20 D Nippon Screen Doiei 640 unch
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        New York
        241 25 Not 14 USJ Chance Alcoo 3614 -W Allied Chem Cp 34*4 unch Alfc-Chalmers 7* -V4 Am Tel 4 Tel 18* Amox Inc 18* unch Amr Corp 3IW 14 .Bethlehem Stl 17*4 -U Boeing Co 56*4 -14 Burroughs Cp 54*4 unch CaferpiUar Co 33Vt -H Chase Manhtn 43H -V»
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        581 25 Not 14 Pence Chanje INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 173 -2 Ass. Dairies 156 -2 BTRPLC 537 unch Babcocks 143 +2 Barclays 537 -2 Beechams 363 +5 BICC 243 unch Blue Circle 483 -10 BOC Group 275 unch Boots 213 -I Bowater 179 unch BATS 268 -8 Britannia 75 -2 BP 493
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      Container schedules
      545 25 LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arc Cargo Time Block Chitral (42-HW) 16/11(2300) TA3 1000 1100 14 Al Manyah (10) 17/11(0100) TA3 1130 1300 L7 BenaWer (64/485) 16/11(2300) FSB 0900-1100 0900 1100 FIG! Takan II (2290) 17/11 (0800) TA3 1000 1200 1830 2000 F3 Thana Bhum (145) 17/11(1500) TA3
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      Ships in port
      350 25 Vessel Berth An Dep Keppel Wharves Dai Vun Shan 27/8 aside 16/11 Frotano 31/2 aside 16/11 Iwen 35/6 aside 16/11 Jenhol 22 aside 16/11 Makmur 21E aside 16/11 Ned Mop 44 aside 16/11 Regent Ranger 19 aside 1611 Rijeka 47 aside 16 11 Starlet 18 aside 16
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      Local shipyards benefit from India's offshore industry
      329 26 Local shipyards benefit from India's offshore industry THE rapid development of India's offshore industry is turning out to be a blessing for Singapore shipyards and oil-rig companies. To date, Southern Ocean Shipbuilding and Robin Shipyard are two of the main beneficiaries of this expansion programme. Between them they have won
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      Lum Chang confident of future prospects
      645 26  -  S. KUMAR By THE public can apply for shares in the construction company Lum Chang Holdings Ltd from today, but the question is: Who will buy? The company is trying to raise a net sum of $26.2 million from an issue of 25 million
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      Gold prices may glitter again by end of the year
      497 26  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By GOLD prices may glitter again by the end of the year although it appears to be on a downward trend after a short spurt earlier this week. The metal was moving around the US$345 level yesterday after
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      Lock icon Dip in US retail sales
      74 26 WASHINGTON US reta sales fell 0 1 per o«ri lasi month, aftei a 1 J |x'r < eni rise in Septembei as ronsum ers hti ami 1 .uiuoiis uaid signs thai :ho BOOWHaj has weakened, the Commeroe l~Hpanmeni said on Wednesday The fvonc.rr,> slov\(><i to
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      Your market basket
      161 26 Your market basket What a typical tarriy of Th,s p han e four would buy from **<» from lasv Tanflin Halt wet market week I 500g lean pork 3.00 Unch (T 7 300g streaky pork 120 Unch i/fe^s/ 500g mutton 5.50 Unch r j 500g beef (frozen) 5.50 Unch I%]
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      Lock icon Swiss watch industry pulls out of crisis
      138 26 Swiss watch industry pulls out of crisis ZURICH The Swiss watch industry is recovering from a crisis which almost bankrupted t hecountry's two largest watch groups, according to export sales figures released on Wednesday Federation Koctogere, the Swiss watchmakers' association, s.-iid vatch sales abroad wore worth 2.63 billion Swiss francs
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      466 26 I AUCTION SALE I I AUSTRALIA I I HEAVY ENGINEERING I I PLANT, I 1 REAL ESTATE I fl i Under instructions trom flj B DOUGLAS ENGINEERING PTY LTD fl fl iDue to re organisation ot business activities) flj fl On the site. flj fl ORANGEGROVE ROAD UNANDERRA NSW M
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      1391 27 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: r ty "~~l mm^ Monday Friday m f §gg m r am [Ordinary: Isl 00 per word (Mm $15 OOi I Food/ E"«« rt m n V v '-3fc£^ t/^^^ /\L C I *^T ll^^^V l^b^^L (^NJ^ 1 A |^\^f (if Public Holiday to'l'uOpm"^^ (Mm
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      1162 27 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing PVC folding door from U.K. II Hllf S§l i fre i gif 7 s! i f ,r t, hi.-.i., k.ii nen store-. an,i partitions free gilts lor e*wy order. Sole Agent Whle stock last feoelco enterprises See you at Courts Furniture Stand,
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      750 27 27 Wanted ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES offered for your gold, diamond, jewellery, watches and pawn--1 shop tickets. Telephone: *****9. *****9. Address: =03-02, Third floor. People's Park Centre, Singapore. WE PURCHASE PRECIOUS (gold, silver, palladium, platinum etc), precious gems and other precious collections in any type and form. =03-97G. 3rd floor. Golden
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      581 27 30 Hairdressing 10 YEABS EXPERIENCED Hairstylist personally style your hair plus steaming, onl $14. Tel: *****78. 31 Tailoring SINGAPORE .1 suits ml|l CENTRE Maw/* Ma(je to oi(ter 24-hour order Reasonable pnces r TOP QUALITY MATERIALS Kashmir/Pure Silk/ Sille Wool/Mohair f for gent's suit. V. TEL: *****94 FASHION DESIGN A Dressmaking
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      1824 27 111 Wf AN IMPORTER OF lollipops and K candies has more than sweet K nothings to say at "Business WL, Opportunities". If you're keen to get a taste of the sweet business, see classification 57. 36 House Renovation/Decor GOOD NEWS TO ALL NEW FLAT OWNERS The most talk-about coating specialist
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      716 28 36 House Renovation/ Decor r**"* CALL lll fc *****19 *****32 I I Aiu. Amplimesn grilles. I m MO6/HUOC Aiu window I grilles. Aiu sliding doors/ I I window, entrance shop z front, office ceiling parti- I I tion. iron gate door etc. j /MAH»HiE*N«i«attf imfSKrivmitm Worts J I 8* '026
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      708 28 49 Peeking/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal HOUSE REMOVAL TRANSPORTATION senrices Office removal, specialised m piano Experienced, reliable, responsible vmrkf rs provided Reasonable i-h;irKe.s Days nights rel *****0 we specialised in household .iitire removal We specialised in phllOT. organs delivery uncl disposal service We provide good service Charges reasonable Workers provided Day
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      630 28 52 Office Furniture/ Furnishing EXCESS OFFICE FURNITURE for sale Please Cftll *****(1 for viewIng. 53 Business Computers THE BEST QUALITY DISKS XSDEX WtgCfSfOW FLEXIBLE DISKS Certified 100% error-free and carry a 10- Year Warranty. Available at all authorised dealers OR CALL: *****10/1 SCHOOL HOLIDAY SPECIAL offer for Apple. Appie compatible.
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      1191 28 57 Business 57 Business j Opportunities Opportunities BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A well established renowned American Direct Sales Cosmetics Company carrying a popular brand of cosmetics in S'pore Malaysia is embarking on an expansion programme. The following business opportunities are therefore available:--1) SUB- AGENT (One) Must possess many years of direct sales
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      1417 28 BBBBBBBBW'' I Ul I JOBS GALORE! K I THERE ARE I iPICJ J° B I Ilia OPPORTU--1 2an PL NITIES I IHn TODAY bbbbbbbv'* BbbbbbbbV. aaaL^aBBBBBBaI 67 Situations Vacant: EDP Vacancy for COMPUTER PROGRAMMER with experience in micro computer applications, preferably with Apple and IBM computers. Salary will commensurate with
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      548 28 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EDP 1 An established institute is r viting applicants for the following posts: 1) LECTURERS Must have relevant oegree or a MBCS with working or teaching experience 2) TRAINEE INSTRUCTORS Must possess degree in Maths or Science or C&G 747 with 1 or
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      922 29 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical (A Member of The Times Organisation) requires GENERAL CLERK (for its editorial management department) £•:<; Duties >:£: x The duties include keeping and updating OfS;!; records, making arrangements for staff travel,:':^: checking of vouchers, arranging payment for pur-: chases, and
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      553 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Singapore Sports Council Changi Swimming Club CLERICAL ASSISTANT (Male or Female) Requirements: e GCE *O' level. e Must be able to type. Benefits: 13 months salary. Medical benefits. NWC allowance. Annual increment. Transport allowance. 14 days annual leave. e Salary scale $420 x2O J520/ $550
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      616 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Established Company located at Upper Paya Lebar Road requires CLERKS/TYPISTS She must have th* following prerequisites: GCE 'O' level with credit in English. e Good in spoken English. Able to type neatly at 40 wpm. Able to operate a telex machine. Preferably able to negotiate
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      651 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Top heirdressing salon has vacant position for a I RECEPTIONIST Applicants must be pleasant, courteous nature and previous experience in similar position and ability to type will be an advantage. Salary above $500. Interested, csll: j *****35 CHRISTINE J Travel Agency majoring in regional outbound
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      600 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Construction/Renovation Company requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS e GCE O' level e Good telephone manner e Typing speed 35-40 wpm. e Fluent in both English and Mandarin. Interested applicants please submits full personnal resume, contact telephone number and salary expected to:--14 Upper Bukit Timah Road, #01-16,
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      607 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An interior firm has immediate vacancies for. ACCOUNTS CLERKS e Preferably "A" Level Good command of English Interested applicants plsass call: *****12 =02-60 BUKIT TIMAH SHOPPING CENTRE SINGAPORE 2158 A printing firm in Eunot requires: 1) FEMALE IBM TYPESETTER 2) FEMALE COMPUGRAPHIC TYPESETTER 3) FEMALE
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      909 29 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical ESTABLISHED COMPANV REQUIRES Independent Mature Girl to handle full set of accounts up to balance sheet Applicants residing near Macpherson area preferred Please tel: *****05 for appointment or write with full particulars to The Personnel Manager c/O 278A, Macpherson Road .Spore 1334 ESTABLISHED HARDWARE COMPANY
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      685 30 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALESMEN tor hoists/crane a aw-compraasaors and industrial products Requirements: Sound c-duiationul bai-k- Preferably *itr> sales experienre Pnftmm will be given to itiuse with experience In Minilar field Ho.s>e.vs own transport Attractive basu- salary, i-ommis-Mun and transport allowance. Interested applicants please write to THE ADVERTISER 24A Benoi
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      731 30 71 Situations Vacant: Sales SALES REPRESENTATIVES SALES EXECUITVES An established fcirnitura company requires tha above personnel Experienced in open plan furniture. a Hardworking and able to work independently With driving licence. Good basic allowance and attractive commission Plaaaa call:MISS KHEE: *****44 for appointment. CIAO ITALIAN MEN'S WEAR BOUTIQUE requires SALESGIRLS
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      723 30 71 Situations Vacant: Sales 55 PLEASANT SALESGIRLS REQUIRED immediately School leavers welcome to apply Contact Rockstars Leisure Wear, from 1.30p.m. to 9.30p.m. (Tel: *****08) today/ tomorrow. 20 SALES EXECUTIVES required by international organisation. Rewarding career. Qualifications 'A' level, passed GP. Are you bilingual and extrovert? Call: *****95 /6 for Mr
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      595 30 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical ■Hair S awßwßT^af aawaW awawnataA GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) AVIATION SERVICE OPERATION PTE LTD is GE's new aircraft engine business group's whollyowned subsidiary in Singapore. The Company performs high technology component repairs on GE's aircraft engines. We are inviting applications for the positions
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      432 30 72 Situations Vacant: Technical j Job: 1b trouble-shoot on disk drives that failed burn-in/functional tests and to isolate defective components for re-work To assist in preparing disk drives for bum-in tests, soldering /fabricating of $gs& fixtures, charing of cables «nd coonedocs V J Rf <|HllT llKBltll S^3{Etectnsaes)or GCE ty (fechracaD
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      562 31 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous [Working at I McDonald's I is fiun^@ Join JjJjK3b|| crewIPCOTP at McDonald's Jurong Bowl We welcome students, housevwives, Malaysian citizens too. And no experience is necessiary as McDonald's will provide all the trailing you need. Starting Pay: Full time $2.10 per hour
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      524 31 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 1 PRESIDENT MERLIN HOTEL I I requires I I ASSISTANT I I HOUSEKEEPER I I She should possess a GCE 'O' level certi- I ficate and/ or relevant working ex- H perienee in a similar capacity H I Have the ability to
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      442 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous I Due to expansion a addition of new audio agency, we require fllwg post* now and early 1965. RETAILS SALES SUPERVISOR For video, CTV related electronics products Possess knowledge ex--1 perienee in similar capacity GCE O' level with English Able to motivate surbordinate to achieve objectives
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      548 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 0 Shangri-La hotel requires 1) LOUNGE HOSTESSES Sslsry: $800 p.m. e Age between 18 and 28 e Have a pleasant personality and a genuine desire to serve e At least 1.63M 2) WAITERS (In La tour restaurant) Sslsry: $650 p.m. e Exempted or completed N S
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      645 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A rewarding career with Oynatty Cleaning Services we have vacan ciet tor CLEANING SUPERVISORS (Male/ Female) and are looking tor personnel with the following qualities e HaiJwotlUm and Insfepesie' em e Hf-^i I !ull of lnitiBtlVI e VV i i i r long hours e Fluent
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      624 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous CCH SERVICE STATION 2761 Ang Mo Kio Aye. 5 Singapore 2056 raoaism 1 EXPERIENCED CASHIERS Kncwu-iUr in operating -i cast) m)il>i i;>>, >>l advancraeal opportunities 2 POMP ATTENDANTS rriiuif ur- between its 30 NUS oW i,r promote r.ir i-.irc products mm) .inmm motorists Interested applicants, please
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      637 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous BOYS. BOYS BOYS ($5OO p.m.) 4 vacancies In large trading companies located in Queens- town. Bukit Timah and Jurong I Good long term prospects Jobs involve running errands Must I know Singapore well Preferably with own bike but those without bikes will also be considered Must
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      846 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DELIVERY CUM STORE Assistant. Must possess Class 2 licence. Preference will be given to the holder of I' lass 2 3 licence. Good salary benefits. Come to: :!7 Norris Koad. Singapore 0820 or call *****43 GENERAL WORKERS AND Delivery Driver required Need men willing to work
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      1098 32 lyJjKjj AN ADVERTISER WHO'S in a In fijl > lf7\ CH a holiday special not to be II In I Cm missed if you need to rent a car U DUIZZ] for the whole of next month. r"J% /gy\ /TV ITiN See classification 81. Va^BSaH^H^B 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle
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      808 32 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/ Volvo Peugeot/ Volvo 2nd VOLVO Showroom at Upper Bukit Timah. Now you can view the whole range of Volvo cars at our 2nd Volvo Showroom at Hock Soon Industrial Complex (near Courts) 230, Upper Bukit
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      736 32 88 For Sala: Ford/Fiat 1661 FIAT 132 GLS, 2000 c.c Auto. power steering, power windows, eligible PARF. $17,000 0.n.0. Can loan $13,000. Phone *****17. 23, Lorong Biawak. S'pore 1335 1062 COMPANY REGD. Ford Laser GL. Aircond, radio cassette, 1 company driver, excellent condition. $16,500. Tel: *****63, Maureen. $9,600 ONLY, 1081
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      727 32 89 For Sala: Datsun/ Nissan SEPT 1079 DATSUN 100A. aircond. radio cassette. Original paint Tip top condition Asking $12,500 Joe *****11. SEPT 77 DATSUN 120Y Private owner, aircon. radio cassette, excellent condition, $9,800 *****44 IST CO REGN 1981 Datsun 120V Aircond., radio cassette, tuffkoted Tax 12/84 Beautiful condition Tel: *****76.
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      891 32 90 For Sala: Toyota ALMOST 1000 TOYOTA Corolla I.3DX One private owner aircond. radio cassette showroom condition *****63 ALMOST 1660 TOYOTA DX 1300 Airrond radio cassttte PARK. $15,800 on o Loan $12,000 58 Braddell Road *****65 ALMOST 1064 TOYOTA Carina It 5-speed Ist company owner Beautiful condition *****91 exl 76
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      903 33 91 For Sato: Mitsubishi 1960 MIT LANCER 14 00 SI 5s fed spurt-- rtna r.uiio i'hs- e power WtndOWS, good ondition Interested i- al l jbomjb santM tan MIT. GALANT CIS 1 private *!irr powct steering, lentrnl locking, powei windows, radio ,'rt*>ettc 519.7M Tel J»mm> 78 SIGMA GS .tirom sporLs
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      839 33 93 For Sato: Honda II you are thinking of buying a HONDA car. we otter vary good discounts Please ring us lor enquiries TEL:--*****98 TAN/ *****90 TAY. EXPAT LEAVING JUNE 1980 Honda Accord. 5-speed. 4-door. black, aireon, radio/ cassette. PARK Power windows, sports rims, new tyres Excellent condition. $20,000 Tel:
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      837 33 94 For Sale: Other Makes SIN THAI HIN TRADING PTE LTD Plot 'E' Fringe Carpark Kampong Java Road Singapore 0923 Telephone: *****11/ 5 (Opens from 9.00am 5.30pm) TRADE-IN ft LOAN ARRANGEABLE 1983 Toyota Corolla DX Aircond Mazda 626 Auto Aircond BMW 320i Aircond Mazda 929 Coupe Sunroof Aircond Honda Prelude
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      895 33 94 For Sale: Other Makes 1976 JAGUAR 3.4. Long wheel base, fully auto, PARF, tip top condition. See to appreciate. Koh *****49. Price $45,000 1978, AUDI 1000. 1 co. owner. Aircond. radio, cassette. Passed Vicom. Tip top condition. $7,500. Tel: *****05 1978 MINI CLUBMAN 1000. PARF. New road tax. Cassette,
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      785 33 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles FREE AIR-CON I With every purchase of an Isuzu light commercial vehicle y, Tel: *****70 *****35/8 *****88 77 DATSUN PICK-UP pass ROV road tax new. Tip-top condition. Asking $4,500. Call *****73. '80 DATSUN C2O Van 1200 c.c. 2 owners, aircon,
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      627 33 97 Vehicles Wanted IF YOU'RE LOOKING for the best value for your car (all models). Contact Ng. *****89 /*****22. RELAX! OUR COMPANY can help you sell your car fast at your reasonable price. Tel: *****30. WILLING TO PAY high price for good condition used cars. Please ring: *****77 Mr. Koh.
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      324 33 vl*Xsm PvvS^BHkml l. Lfu I -'-^S CUT OUT AND KEEP I When you go j i shopping for I the best home financing package... j y Loansu^oc***** j i Raxes j *025Ve ats I I /TermsuP^ 02^ j I s&&r~ i ...just stop at DBS Bank. We're closer to you.
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      248 33 106 Accommodation Available: Houses CLOVER AVENUE (THOMSON). Corner double-storey house Furnished $1,250 Jalan Antoi (Seletan single-storey aemi-de-tached. Unfurnished $850 New Century. *****92. DIST. NO. 22 10 MOUNT SINAI Rise 2 1 '2-storey semi-detached Partially furnished 4 bedrooms, servant's and study $2,500 p.m 0.n.0. Sale also considered Tel *****39 DIST 15
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      893 33 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DIST 21 CLEMENTI PARK bea lul 2-store> dt '..ii lie.: bungalow 3 bedrooms servant's split-level living and dining New kn partlall) Furnished rentai $3,200 Allison t nterpriaes nSBM DIST 28. JALAN KECHUBONG I doubie-storej sen., detai Im I tot nenl Part tall) furnished Land are., (Mic
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      782 34 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses I II URBAN DEVELOPMENT I fTT* MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD TIT (UDMC) PROPERTY TO LET Tenders are invited for the letting of the following unfurnished residential property at Alexandra Park:-Smgie-Storey Tender Deposit Payable 9A Winchester Road OAA (Recently renovated) $1,300.00 [Tenders will
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      440 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 3 Bedrooms Utility Living Room/ Balcony Spacious Kitchen Idyllic Setting Covered Car Park Attractive Terms To View telephone: *****91/*****66 'DO YOU WISH^t TO LIVE IN AN APARTMENT WITH BUNGALOW SETTINGS? Tucked amidst low-rise established housing estate in Swiss Club Road. Cbse to most foreign clubs. Development
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      1242 34 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apa-tments There's a whole new world of living up in the Horizon. Atop Leonie Hill. WBM living room with sunken M• m wwm Jm-^mm^m lounge, circular dining aaaaaa^iMjaili jjftKlfLil H area.
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      517 34 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments It's not only how well you Live, it's where you live. Ideally located, g A -^T^%. just 5 minutes f-^y Jl*J m /W 1 walk from the Mm/?/ -/f/f*J\ Orchard Road II i^fyi// §/lf f shopping and \v
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      187 34 DIST. 21 SHERWOOD TOWER CORNER UNIT APARTMENT 3 bedrooms, attached bathrooms, fully furnished, wall papered and aircond. With swimming pool, squash court. 24--hour security. TEL: 2*40*19/ 2*2*333 DIST. 5 luxurious brand new 3-storey townhouse with huge terrace garden Sea view environment 3 bedrooms. study, servant's 3.200 sq.ft Quiet surroundings Marble/parquet
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      256 34 Part/Fully Furnished Fairways, Keppel $3,000 Thongsia Orchard f?,4fl Eastern. Katong $13*0 Woodlaiflh Grove $1,400 Thomson Grove 1,300 Cheng Hong, Eunos $1,200 St Michael s $1,200 Others At Reasonable Rents CHAN a LOH VALUERS *****33 5 Hong Leong Condo $1300 5 Parfcviow Condo $1,500 9 Meng Garden $2,600 10 Coronation Plaza
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      928 35 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST .9. EMERALD MANSION 3 bedrooms. $2,200 furnished Dist .V Faber Hills. 3 bedrooms, swimming pool tennis court 800 furnished Disl 8. The Plaza. 1 bedroom. $1,800 furnished Also available apartments range from $1,400 to $6,000 Agape *****38 i Stephen > DON'T MISS! Dist 5 brand
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      869 35 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments ARANG COURT. OFF Braddell Road 2-bedroomed maisonette. Partially furnished Ready for leasing Swimming pool, squash court and club house. Interested parties contact *****28 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED GREEN Meadows maisonette. 3 aircond bedrooms/ servant's room, builtin bar counter/ modern kitchen. Immediately available. Tel: Victor Khoo *****55 no agents)
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      807 35 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments THOMSON GROVE CONDOMINIUM/ Mimosa Park beautiful 3/ 4bedroomed apartments. Splitlevel. Pool, squash, tennis, partially/ fully furnished. $1,350 $1,500. Rodge: *****87/ *****79. WALKING DISTANCE to Orchard, luxuriously furnished 4-bed-roomed apartment. High floor. Fully aircond. Pool/ security. $4,000. Contact *****28/ *****50 (agent). CHONGKIM APARTMENTS. BASSEIN Road. 2 bedrooms/attached
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      826 35 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments MERLIN PLAZA PENTHOUSE maisonette, top 30th/ 31st floor. Beautifully furnished. See anytime to appreciate. Call *****33/ 4. MT. SOPHIA APARTMENT. Fully furnished 1-bedroomed studio apartemnt. Conveniently located In CBD. $1,600 p.m. Contact: *****1 Llm. NAS SIM MANSION, LUXURIOUS apartment, 3000 sq.ft., furnished with 3 bedrooms, study,
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      812 35 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 5, HIGHRISE BEAUTIFUL view 3-bedroomed. 1,300 sq.ft., fully furnished. $1,750. Call Atona: *****55. DIST. 7 THE PLAZA, 2 bedrooms, high floor, facing sea. Tastefully furnished. $1650. Villanelle *****81 DIST. 9 GRANGE TOWER, brand new, 2 bedrooms, fully furnished. Airconditioned, pool, nearby Mandarin Hotel. $2,800. *****88.
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      751 35 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS/ Flats available for immediate occupation at various Districts. Please call *****95/ *****94. ROOM IN SEMI-DETACHED bungalow in Wan Tho Avenue/ Sennett Estate access to all facilities. Preferably single. $380 *****88 (after spm). SPACIOUS BRAND NEW unfurnished room near Hougang Interchange/ Lorong Ah Soo.
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      509 35 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms FURNISHED/ UNFURNISHED ROOMS, apartments and houses required mimediatelv by Clients in various locations Creamers Properties:- *****28 READY CLIENTS URGENTLY require furnished or unfurnished rooms. HDB flats, in any location Owners kindly call Allegro Enterprise. *****11/ *****64 READY CLIENTS REQUIRE Furnished Unfurnished rooms, flats in any locality.
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      1129 35 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses *t& m a 1 1 id i wh y RF<*T PRHPFRTV ft\ DtOi rnurcn I T >.. I j :K 6 •.-■•^y «m INVESTMENT """"^-J i *_J i f A OPPORTUNITY sfe|ss?^---— -_i" that brings you >H GOOD
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      1396 36 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses PROPERTY I LOANS at attractive terms For commercial and residential properties Competitive interest rates from 10% pa* Repayment up to 20 years Use of CPF Scheme acceptable Prompt service "Im UNffirD OVERSEAS FMANCE LTD 124 126. Robinson Road Singapore 040& TeJ: *****82
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      842 36 113 For Sale: Houses DIST. 1545. RIENZI STREET (Opera Estate) single-storey terrace. 4 bedroums, 2 bathrooms, renovated 2.000 sq ft $395,000 0.n.0 Victor Morris *****33. DIST 16. ONLY 2 years new ELegant 8-storey semidetached on over 3700 sq ft garden Improvements cost $60,000 Split-level living $620,000. Admiral: *****22. DIST. IS,
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      804 36 113 For Sale: Houses DIST 11 HILLCREST ROAD doublestorey senu-detached. 3.100 sq.ft Freehold. 3 bedrooms I 1 servants. $620,000 ono. Tel: *****82. DIST. IS DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER terrace, near Joo Chiat Terrace 4 bedrooms, near shopping centre. $390,000. Bellian *****35. DIST. 1542, DOUBLE-STOREY CORNER terrace. 4 bedrooms. Fully renovated. 3,200 sq.ft.
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      1152 36 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Phase One was a sellout! Hurry, only 25 units are now available in TtOUANDHIIL our final phase TVI/VI\SIONS It's no surprise to us that Phase One was a Full recreational
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      1314 36 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments > (^MAISONETTES A at Holland Road X FOR SALE/RENT i 90% financing g^ chase Of purchase price by %gP MANHATTAN BANK Viewing by Appointment Tel *****77/*****21 FREEHOLD Immediate Occupation Developers -^~rr —^~le Nc 3222 Pe^iooe' N -<^ y jtfs& P6imitNooB62
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      1459 37 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments LIVE IN LANDMARK TOWER 9j a 37- storey luxurious apartment at Chin Swee Road I WHERE THE SEAVIEW IS PANORAMIC I h Lush gardens, seaview and convenience of city life I S Opposite Pearl's Hill
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      846 37 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DIST. 28 MIMOSA COURT, Garden terrace apartment. 2 bedrooms 1250 sq.ft. Tennis court. Deans Property *****55. OIST. 2. INTERNATIONAL PLAZA. 2 bedrooms, high floor, central aircon. Furnished/facilities. Selling reasonable *****93. DIST. 4, TELOK BLANGAH New 3bedroomed Condominium, 1,650 sq ft Store, freehold. Pool/ squash. $355,000.
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      840 37 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 5-ROOMED, BEDOK NORTH $110,000, Pandan Garden $86,000, Eunos $109,000, Geylang Bahru $120,000, Marine Parade $129,000 Teck Whye $90,000. Telok Blangah $125,000. Toa Payoh, $110,000. *****81/ *****82. DOVER CLOSE EAST Blk 13, sroomed, high floor, facing South and East, unobstructed, renovated, near Polytechnic, University. Only 3
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      764 37 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments 3 ROOMS, CLEMENTI Avenue 4 Vinyl flooring, kitchen cabinets. $45,000 0.n.0. Can use CPF Tel: *****57. 3-ROOMED FLAT. HOLLAND Close. Renovated. Price $40,000 negotiable. Interested call *****21/ *****26. 3-ROOMED CORNER IMPROVED, Whampoa Drive, renovated, kitchen cabinets. $65,000. Tel: *****77 2pm to 5.30pm. 3-ROOMED FLAT, FULLY
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      1032 37 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces Pandan Phase 3 workshops, due for completion 9 B| in November, Interested? Apply now, Mm Excellent Location: Pandan Loop 9 H (Off West Coast Highway) H Competitive Prices/Rentals H i) Selling Price $351,000/- upwards jH For 30-year lease H ii) Monthly
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      660 37 118 Factory Spaces BIG FACTORY/ WAREHOUSE FOR SALE With immediate occupancy I BaMafCoi L *****55 J M li.li' CM i■• igtsui He» THYE HONG CENTRE 52&41 en« K» IUn t m r Junction of TtongMn Boad, Ale\ uii'lr t lu:.i I Btoi kaofi ptatcf WAREHOUSE/FACTORY YOONG a CO No 10
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      832 38 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces wrcHoiCExl FACTORY I SPACE FOR 1 I LEASE I Factory Space of various I dimensions at Sims Ave./ I Eunos Road for lease. I I Please contact: *****81/ I *****95 (Miss Ng) or I I *****58 (Mr. Chong) A FOR SALE Hj H 3-storey
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      622 38 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Tat Lee Bank Warehouse Strategically located near port, wharves and container terminals at West Coast. .{-storey Tat Lee Bank Warehouse Elevating platform with 6800 kg 14 units Min area 296m 2 Max 591m- (6.8 tonne) lifting capacity I
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      858 38 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Sanf ord Building Prime Offices For Lease ■HHB^H Features: 1 1 <* *mm warn J I Functional and i <imml efficient floor layout j^wg gt l^— ij[ wf Near to the port 0i^""3 in I
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      642 38 RUBY PLAZA, 200 sq.ft. office. 2 rooms, each $250 Sultan Plaza. 300 sq.ft. $500. Including aircon. carpeted, furnished. Call owner: *****07/8. (office), *****79. *****32. (24 hours). OIST. 9, ORCHARD VICINITY 1.300 sq.ft. with attached toilet, partitioned/ 630 sq.ft carpeted with partitions. Dean's Property *****55. "GOLDEN MILE TOWER 1219 sq.ft Bth
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      1022 38 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces I FAREASTPLAZA I B Freehold land m Easy Instalments I No restriction a ii^~ on foreigners Centrally located at the junction of f Orchard Road and Scotts Road, between I Goodwood Park Hotel and Hyatt Hotel. 1 It forms a
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      456 39 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces !mEWBIBOtb eeTjFi itj Pi Hl4s^% I IrM" uSkim m J«y I IVEL Saffl Prime shops of various floor areas for lease or sale All trades will do well here Book early limited units available Cuppage
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      325 39 FAR EAST PLAZA Available for immediate occupation Unit no*.: 03-42, 03-43, 03-44 Floor areas: 1.080, 360, 360 sq.ft. For further details contact: *****00 WOODLANDS TOWN CENTRE Floor space of varying areas (total (1023 sq.ft.) located within a supermarket, available for immediate rental. Ideal for the following businesses 1. Goldsmith 2.
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      549 39 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE, basement, 432 sq.ft., near main hall, 2 shop frontages, partitioned, carpeted with wallpaper. Rental $1,800 including maintenance. *****4. ODEON KATONG SHOPPING COMPLEX shop space Ist storey 344 sq.ft. 2nd-storey 304 sq.ft. Available immediately at reasonable rental. Call owner: *****66 SHOP SPACE AT Thomson Plaza for lease from
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      443 39 127 Other Real Estate 127 Other Real Estate Scotland 100 acres Loch Lomond. Glasgow 20 miles. A major leisure complex in a world famous location Historic Castle suitable tor a range ot uses Marina for 60 berths and 100 moorings with further expansion potential Visitor enterprise, restaurant, bar and retail
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      399 39 136 Cruises 136 Cruises 136 Cruises Cruising on the QE2The Ultimate Vacation j§ 7 Days Colombo Swing 1 1 Mar- 1 7 Marl from $3255 ji+f jkJijul/*™ 9 Da^ s Bom bay Adventure iI I Mar- 1 9 Marl fJ%/&&£Trf\jk from $3425 rfldiAjosff* 10 Days Hongkong Dreams 12 Mar- I
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      496 39 137 Tour* 137 Tours RELIANCE'S AUSTRALIA The perfect value-for- money holiday package with Ist class hotel accommodation, Chinese meals, bi-lingual tour guide. Plus own offices in Sydney and Perth to provide you personalised service on-the-spot. We offer 8 different types of comprehensive 'Down Under' packages to suit your requirements. So
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      1244 40 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours ISNT IT HIGHTIME 1 YOU HAD A TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND? We can offer peace and quiet in abundance plus friendly, helpful staff dedicated to cossetting you. All the inns and hotels are in beautiful countryside and tables laden with
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      578 40 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours We go out of our way to give you the best of the East i T~— i? V. p—^—. 1 ADI IT DF.P S/TWIM D.AYS Thej3nlyj^al Way 6 Days Pattaya/Banglcok River Kwal HIK Thu to explore the Orient is BDaysHong*ang/Macaii is-»h Mon tO dO
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  • OBITUARIES
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      91 42 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS. SEE TOH SIONG nee WONG YUEN MUN Aged 57 Called home to be with the Lord on 15/11/84. Leaving behind: Husband: See Toh Siong Sons Daughters-in-law Ming Fye, Victor Joanna Lee Ming Chang Ming Kwun, Mike Shirley Lim Ming Yew Tjoa Hui Ing Daughters: Sok
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      108 42 MR KRISHNAN KUMAR SHARMA passed away peacefully on 15 Nov. '84 and cremated tame day leaving behind Beloved Wife: Mdm Kamala Devi Sons: Uipak Kumar Cpt Virinder Kumar (Armour) Sukhdev Kumar Pardeep Kumar Suresh Kumar Daughter: Asha Devi Daughter-in-law: Neelam Grandson: Suraj Kumar and relative* to mourn. MOM.
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      42 42 The family of the late MDM. PATIENCE LEE wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all relatives and friends, the Vicar and members of St. Andrew's Cathedral, for their condolences, assistance, attendance and donations during their recent bereavement.
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      27 42 With Deepest Sympathy to the Family of the lata WOI ROBIN NG JOO HUAT Always remembered by Officers A Man of HQ 3rd Singapore Division
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      117 42 181 Deaths 181 Deaths I MR. LIM GUAN LEE Age: 77 passed away peacefully on Wednesday, 14 November 1984 leaving behind: Beloved Wife: Tan Cheng Hong SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Beng Khian Wee Soon Yee Bin Kiat, Sebastian Bin Keng, Patrick Pang Lian Heng, Jenny DAUGHTERS: SON-IN-LAW: A i Koon Foo Say
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      88 42 In Loving Memory Of MR. ANTHONY BENEDICT Departed: 16th November 1983 He suffered patiently and long. His hope was bright, his faith was strong; The peace of Jesus filled his breast. And in His arms he sank to rest. Always remembered by Loved Onea. In Loving Memory
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      62 42 In Loving memory of HARRY TAY HOCK MENG departed on 16/11/'B3 Gone from our lives one so dear, Bu'. in our hearts forever near. Always remembered by Frank and Ellie. In Loving Memory Of The Late TOK PENG HOCK Departed 16.11.81 We remember with love always May
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      168 42 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam In Loving Memory of HARRY TAY HOCK MENG departed on Nov. 16th, 1983 Time may take away the edge of grief and make the wound less sore. But fond memories of you we'll always keep forever in our hearus. Sadly missed by:WIFE: LILY DAUGHTER:
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  • RACING
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      509 43  -  EPSOM JEEP Lion City Cup ideal for 14 to 16 runners By THE Singapore Turf Club has a penchant for large fields, especially in its feature Cup races, and for good reasons. A big field in a classic can not only result in spectacular racing but
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      487 43 Two classy newcomers SPARKLING EYES 11, one of two Class 1 newcomers entered for the Lion City Cup meeting, won her last two starts in Australia before coming to our shores. A four-year-old mare by Toys Reef out of Bethanga Gem, she finished third over 1,000 m in two starts
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      Jungle Hawk eyes last race
      326 43 ON THE TRACK with TONTO JUNGLE HAWK underlined his chances in tomorrow's last race, the Class 3 Div 6 event over 1,400 m, with a fluent gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Ridden by Razmy Ashari, the four-year-old Australian gelding dis^ posed of 600 m
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      427 43 OONCASTER (England), Thursday STEVE CAUTHEN rode a winner on the final day of the English flat racing season here last Saturday to underline his position as champion jockey the first American to win the title in 71 years. It was Cauthen's 130th winner of the season
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    • ROAD TO MEXICO '86
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        375 44 Over-confident Portugal sent crashing to shock defeat RESULTS GROUP 2 Portugal 1 Sweden 3 GROUP 3 N. Ire 2 Finland 1 GROUP 5 Austria 1 Holland GROUP 6^ Denmark 3 Eire 0 GROUP 7 Scotland 3 Spain 1, Wales 2 Iceland 1 LISBON, Thurs.
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        363 44 Scotland outclass fancied visitors GLASGOW, Thurs. European championship runners-up Spain found their reputation carried little weight in Glasgow when they crashed 3-1 to Scotland in a World Cup European Group Seven qualifying tie last night. The Spaniards, unofficially ranked third in the world behind France and Argentina,
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        279 44 CARDIFF, Thurs. A 63rd-minute goal from Manchester United striker Mark Hughes secured a vital 2-1 win for Wales over Iceland here last night to keep alive their hopes of reaching the finals. Hughes struck after Petur Petursson had stunned the Welsh when he rifled a left-foot
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        HOW THEY STAND
        202 44 GROUP TWO GROUP THREE GROUP FIVE GROUP SIX GROUP SEVEN PWDLFAPt. PWDLFAPt. PWDLFAPt PWDLFAPt. PWDLFAPt. ei i I 2 2 7 i 4 J??*?"*., 2 2 0 013 0 4 Hungary 2 2 0 0 5 2 4 rjenmark 3 2 0 14 14 Scotland 2 2
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        384 45 Another Dutch disaster VIENNA, Thurs. Austria inflicted the second World Cup qualifying defeat on Holland within a month when they won 1-0 in a European Group Five match last night. Austria's victory thanks to a 15th-minute goal by veteran Kurt Jar a, making his international comeback was full of effort,
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        646 45 Armstrong to the rescue yet again BELFAST, Thurs. Gerry Armstrong saved Northern Ireland from another World Cup nightmare against Finland with a 51st-minute penalty that assured his side a 2-1 European Group Three victory here last night and himself a place in the record books. He
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        510 45 Welsh star Davies off to Chelsea for $250,000 fee ENGLISH First Division club Chelsea have agreed to sign Welsh international striker Gordon Davies from Second Division Fulham in London after a League tribunal had fixed his transfer fee at £90,000 ($257,000). Davies, 29, is expected to make his Chelsea debut
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      Seok Hui forNZ training
      449 46  - Seok Hui forNZ training TAY CHENG KHOON Singapore's teenage ace prepares for European tourneys By 41 expect the 'torture' to be worse than what the two dished out in our first session. It will be tough but, I guess, necessary. I hope that the five-week stint will help me improve
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      184 46 A Fibak shock for Gomez ANTWERP (Belgium), Thurs. Third seed Andres Gomez, of Ecuador, was surprisingly ousted by unseeded Wojtek Fibak, of Poland, in the European Champions' tennis tournament here yesterday. Gomez was disappointing, going down 6-2, 6-2 in 56 minutes to Fibak. Also through to the quarter-finals are Swedes
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      Lock icon Orioles' final tour match rained off
      142 46 TOKYO, Thurs. The Baltimore Orioles ended their Japan tour yesterday with an 8-5-1 record after their final game in Kawasaki was cancelled because of rain. In Washington, Gus Williams scored 24 points and Jeff Ruland added 22 more as the Bullets outscored the San
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      Two seeds in first-day exit
      365 46  -  JANICE SEAH By TWO seeds fell on the opening day of the Philips Singapore Open Veterans tennis championships at the Dutch Club yesterday. Singapore's Teo Ban Hock had a field day in the men's singles 45 and over with seventh seed Pichai Chotiehuti, beating him
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      Catching them young
      237 46  -  TAY CHENG KHOON SIXTY primary school children will spend their end-of-year holidays at the Kallang Squash Centre. And the Singapore Squash Rackets Association are hoping that a couple of Peter Hills and Zainal Abidins will emerge from among the ranks. The youngsters all under 12 years of
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      142 46 BRISBANE, Thors. Defending champion Pam Shriver, of the United States, was stretched to three sets before accounting for Australia's Dianne Balestrat 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 in the third round of the Queensland Open tennis tournament today. Other third-round results (Americans, unless stated): Bettfaa Bunge (WG) bt Ros Fairbank (SA)
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      Lock icon Ulster upset Wallabies
      100 46 BELFAST, Thurs. A 50-metre penalty eight minutes from time by Phil Rainey gave Ulster an historic 15-13 win over Australia in their Rugby Union match here yesterday. It was Ulster's first win over the touring team and just reward for some typically -spirited Irish rugby. But the
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      109 46 MUNICH, Thurs. New Zealander Ross Norman, the world's No. 9 squash player, swept to the West German Open title with a comfortable straight sets victory over Australia's Glen Brumby yesterday. Norman needed just 47 minutes to dispose of Brumby 9-5, 9-0, 9-0. The resistance of Brumby, ranked 17th
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      202 46 Hosts with the most JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. South Africa took the lead in a fourteam international tennis tournament here yesterday, with eight points against the United States' seven, leaving the Australasian and international sides with four each. American Eliot Teltscher outplayed South Africa's Christo van Rensburg 6-3, 6-2, but the hosts'
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      Lock icon Chinese shuttlers make fine start
      250 46 CHINA beat hosts England 8-2 in the first of their six-match international badminton series at Leeds. Results (Chinese first i Mrn's siagtai: Zhao Jianhua bt Steve Baddele> 8-15. IST. IS-5 tkum yiang bt Darren Hall IMI. B4 Yang Qianli lost to Steve Butlei 9 15.
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      Lock icon Tame draw
      53 46 JAIPUR, Thurs Kngland dreu the opening mat.-h of their Indian tour here loiag against the In dian Cruket Board President XI Sr»rrs: Presidents Q ;<* de< (A Malhotrr 102 no, ami n: 3 iM A/haruddin 52 n <>. Kng land 444> da R Kllisor, 83 n., D Qawar
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      Hazali makes it
      424 47  -  JOE DORAI Recalled striker is among the 'certainties' for China tourney REPORTS BY STRIKER Hazali Nasiron, who rejoined the national squad four days ago, is among the "certainties" for the week-long White Cloud soccer tournament starting on Tuesday in Guangzhou. It will be Hazali 's first assignment
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      An offer too good to refuse
      244 47 SINGAPORE will be without striker Kannan Kunjuraman for the Malaysia Cup soccer competition which starts on Jan. 4 when the Republic play away to Brunei. The ace goal-getter has had a lucrative offer from Federal Territory to don their colours in the Malaysia Cup
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      Kannan, meet Kaanan
      192 47 WHILE Singapore hope for striker K. Kannan to get the goals, their opponents Syria will have a player with a similarsounding name M. Kaanan to depend on during the Asian Cup soccer tournament at the National Stadium from Dec. 1-16. And Kaanan is as fast and talented
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      Lock icon Tunku to get AFC medal
      225 47 Tunku to get AFC medal KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tunku Abdul Rahman, 83, and three other Malaysians are among 15 people to be awarded distinguished service medals by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) in Singapore on Dec 12. The other Malaysians are AFC president Tan Sri Hamzah Abu Samah, former secretary
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        Lock icon Zainal still in Pahang
        339 47 But ace striker fined $500 for talking to Press KUANTAN, Thurs. Ace forward Zainal Abidin Hassan has decided to stay put in Pahang and will continue to extend his services as long as they are needed. Disclosing this here today, the Tengku Mahkota, who is Pahang
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        Lock icon Ahmad hat-trick powers hosts
        103 47 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thnrs. Former Singapore midfielder Ahmad Paijan crowned a classy performance with three goals to power Fa jar milran, of Trenggaan, to a 5-1 win over Kilat in an FAM Cap semi-final firstleg match here on Wednesday night. Ahmad prised Kilat apart with his tireless
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        Lock icon Che Su's coaching offer
        102 47 Che Su's coaching offer KOTA BARU, Thurs. Kelantan coach Mohamed Che Su will leave for Kuching on Saturday to talk to Sarawak Football Association officials about a coaching offer. The Sarawak FA have already made the job offer and they want another meeting with Che Su to "finalise the deal".
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        Lock icon Smoke signals of war after Cup pow-wow
        214 47 Smoke signals of war after Cup pow-wow KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Football Association of Malaysia are in a dilemma over who to award the Malaysia Cup sponsorship Malaysian Tobacco Company or Rothmans. The two cigarette companies are locked in a million-dollar battle to win the sponsorship race that will guarantee
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        Lock icon Jamal still good for another year
        96 47 Kl ANTAN, Thus. Pahang captain Jama! Nasir will continue to play in the Malaysia Cup tournament, according to Pahang FA deputy president Tengku Mahkota. Jamal, SI, who had served Pahang for 14 years, was rumoured as wantlag to retire and was not seen during
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        Lock icon Pahang Sultan quits
        91 47 Pahang Sultan quits KUANTAN, ThursThe Pahang Sultan has resigned as Pahang Football Association president, according to Tengku Mahkota Disclosing this today, Tengku Mahkota said "The Sultan of Pahang has tendered his resignation. We received a letter to this effect yesterday." Tengku Mahkota informed that an extraordinary meeting of the Pahang
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      Asia Electric all set to blaze
      198 47  -  PETER SIOW INTERNATIONALS Ong Chee Kien and Teo Chin Eng will provide more muscles to Asia Electric's quest for glory in next week's World Inter-Club basketball championships in Ipoh. Centre Chee Kien was recruited from Russell while Chin Eng made the shift from champions
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      Membership drive
      81 47 WARREN GOLF CLUB are looking for new members at $30,000 each for a new category of corporate membership to be created. T.ie money raised is expected to be used not only on improving existing facilities, such as airconditioning the restaurant and bar, but also to add new ones,
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      Three new swim times
      125 47 THREE more records were claimed by the young swimmers of the Chinese Swimming Club during their agegroup meet at Amber Road yesterday. Harold Gan made the boys' under-13 100 metres butterfly his when he clocked 1 nun. 13.01 sec in comparison to the old time of
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      Under-15s leave with high hopes
      273 47  - Under- 15s leave with high hopes HAKIK AT RAI By A GROUP of 15-year-olds left yesterday afternoon for Kuala Lumpur with one aim in mind to make an impact in a Malaysian Hockey Federation tournament. The 18 teenagers will take part in a five-day MHF Under-15 competition for the Milo
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      Murugiah gets his big break
      203 47  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By NATIONAL junior golf champion M. Murugiah will get the break he has been waiting for when he leaves with the Singapore team for the Putra Cup championship in Rangoon on Tuesday. Murugiah's last-minute inclusion in the squad who comprise Poh Ee
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      156 47 Watson wows with a fine 67 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Tom Watson, five times winner of the British Open, rose effortlessly to meet the challenge of the demanding Royal Melbourne Golf Coarse today when he returned a flve-under-par f! to lead by three shots after the first round. Fellow- American Payne Stewart
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      92 46 TODAY'S EVENTS rw üBOu BO W J JNG Jackle s B«wl Denrose marathon (Jackie's Orchard, 9 p.m.). HOCKEY Civil Services League: Customs v Min. of Education (Balestier Rd, 5.30). F*N EUte Cup: SRC v SCC (SCC, 5.30); Khalsa v SIA (Farrer Park AC, 5 30) ,?fi PA K TAKRAW Inter-Constituency
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    Ex-modeh back with a degree after jail term
    225 48  - Ex-modeh back with a degree after jail term PAUL WEE By FORMER top fashion model May Wong who was jailed for 12 years in London in 1977 for drug trafficking, has returned to Singapore with a university degree obtained while she was in jail. Wong, 37, returned two years ago
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    204 48 WASHINGTON, Thurs. After exchanging some tough words in the past, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko adopted a conciliatory tone in their latest exchanges on cooperation for world peace. The President, responding to a Soviet congratulatory message on his re-election
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    Lock icon Dr Goh calls on Suharto
    101 48 JAKARTA, Thurs. First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, paid a courtesy call on Indonesian President Suharto today, informed sources said. Dr Goh, who arrived here yesterday on a private visit accompanied by his wife, also held meetings with Armed Forces Commander General Benny
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    465 48 Special report submitted to bank Bumiputra chairman KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE committee of inquiry into the Bumiputra Malaysia Finance loans scandal has recommended that legal action be taken against certain BMF officials. Confirming this here today, the chairman of the three-member inquiry committee. Tan Sri
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    379 48 She will run against him in next month's election NEW DELHI, Thursday MRS MANEKA Gandhi, estranged sister-in-law of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, has announced that she will run against him in next month's scheduled general election. She combined the announcement last night with stinging remarks
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    Lock icon Viets push troops near Thai border
    188 48 BANGKOK, Thurs. Vietnam has stepped up troop movements in areas close to the Thai border in preparation for an early dry season offensive against Cambodian guerillas, according to various sources. The Khmer Rouge guerilla radio, in a broadcast monitored in Bangkok, said today that
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    What it should have been
    46 48 What it should have been IN THE Straits Times report "A proud day for new mum Rosalind" yesterday, we called Mrs Rosalind Tan's husband, Mr Paul Tan. In fact, his name is Mr Tan Yang Chuang, Paul is their son. We are sorry for the error.
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    34 48 MACAU, Thurs. More than 5,500 illegal immigrants from China had been arrested in Macau so far this year, 1,200 more than in the same period last year, the government said today. Reuter
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    31 48 NEW YORK. Thurs. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 0.44 points to 1,206.49 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Great Eastern acts on malpractices by agents
    379 48  -  CONRAD RAJ By TIGHTER measures have been taken by the Great Eastern Life Assurance Company to prevent abuse by its agents. A routine inspection by the Monetary Authority of Singapore in September last year found certain malpractices which led to the firing of
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      135 48 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Partly cloudy with occasional showers over several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 6.51p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.48 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 12 22 Fine j Manila 20 32 Fair Amsterdam 511 Clear Melbourne 12 16 Windy Bangkok 24
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        Woes of Outram Park
        549 1  -  MATHEW YAP Stories by WHEN Outram Park Complex was opened in the late '60s, crowds flocked to what was one of the country's first urban redevelopment projects. Located in the city proper, it was the Housing Board's first multipurpose estate designed with interlocking blocks of flats,
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        Either you close shop or struggle on
        560 1 SOME rely on alternative sources of income, others simply put up with the bad business and live on with help from the family. Yet others have taken advantage of the relatively low monthly rents and converted their shops into warehouses, workshops and offices.
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      2301 12 PROSPECTUS DATED 16 NOVEMBER 1984 LUM CHANG HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore under the Companies Act, Cap. 185) New Issue of 25,000,000 Shares of $0.50 each at $1.10 per Share payable in full on application Managed and underwritten by Standard fe Chartered STANDARD CHARTERED MERCHANT BANK ASIA LIMITED S3 DBS
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      1365 13 Resultant paid-up Date of No. of share allotment shares 'Consideration capital 6.8.83 2,074,000 120,000 shares in Lum Chang 34,328,837 shares of Building Contractors Re. Ltd. $1.00 each 8.11.84 Sub-division 34,328,837 of 34,328,837 shares of $1.00 each into 68,657,674 Shares of $0.50 each 8.11.84 6,342,326 Bonus Issue by way of 37,500,000
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      2052 13 (b) ABC Housing (Pte.) Ltd. ("ABC") ABC was incorporated on 16 July 1974 to develop commercial office space. It became a wholly owned subsidiary of LCH on 15 December 1982. ABC undertook the development of Singapore Shopping Centre, an office cum shopping complex situated at the junction of Clemenceau Avenue
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      1545 13 SUBSTANTIAL SHAREHOLDERS The Company is a subsidiary of Lum Chang Investments Pte Ltd (LCI), an investment holding company incorporated in Singapore on 18 September 1984. LCI has an authorised capital of $25,000 and a paid-up capital of $100 comprising 100 shares of $1.00 each which is owned by Raymond Lum
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      1402 14 c or 'he 5 years ended 30 June 1984, construction and development activities contributed approximately 51 per cent and 28 per cent respectively to the Group's total combined gross profits. The Group's construction profits for the 5 years ended 30 June 1984 had increased from approximately $3.8 million to approximately
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      1045 14 STATEMENT OF PROFITS The following proforma statement sets out the combined results of the Company and its subsidiaries and its equitable share of the associated companies' profits (hereinafter referred to as "the Group") assuming that the structure at 30 June 1984 had been in existence for the periods shown. In
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      853 14 2 FIXED ASSETS Valuation Accumulated The Group or cost depreciation Net $'000 $000 $000 Properties at valuation Freehold land 336 336 Leasehold land 13,520 13 520 Leasehold shop units 5,060 5 060 Buildings 1,539 1539 Residential properties 6,540 6.540 26,995 26 995 Freehold land at cost 360 360 Construction plant
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      2771 15 On 8 November 1984 each share of $1.00 par value in the Company was sub- security service and block containing ground floor divided into 2 Shares of $0.50 each. On the same date, the authorised share capital landscaped grounds. The shops and upper floor of the Company was increased from
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      1594 16 DirectOl UsJj^oJJheir_d|rec tor ships Principal activities^ Mr. Lim Jit Poh LCI Investment holding Nishimatsu Lum Chang Construction civil J.V. (Construction Civil engineering Engineering) Pte Ltd L.C. (Thailand) Limited Hotel development ownership Lum Chang (M) Sdn. Building construction Berhad Faedah Bumi Sdn. Bhd. Building construction Vicom Pte. Ltd. Operation of a
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      3908 20 m^^M IPJLECONI ijjjjjjjjj^^H PILECON ENGINEERING BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia under the Companies Act. 1965) Public Issue of 6,200,000 ordinary shares of $0.50 each at $1.20 per share payable in full on application Manager and Underwriter BUMIPUTRA MERCHANT BANKERS BERHAD THIS ADVERTISEMENTIS NOT A PROSPECTUS AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE ANINVffATION TCT
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      1193 21 BLECONI ■■^A ENGINEERING BERHAl^^^^^^^^^^^^ W (Incorporated in Malaysia under the Companies Act. 1965) Details ol PLBs subsidiary and associated companies are as follows:Name ol Subsidiary Date and Paid-up Percentage Nature of Business Associated Cumpanv Place of Capital as of Incorporation at 12.9.84 Ownership Mjikom Niln Bhd 313 1978 1,050,000 100
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      770 26 NOTICES I Tender Notice H| Tenders are invited for— flj wm i building BB Ttnder No. AMfT/84/006— Nominated subcontract for the Demount- BR H§ able Partition and Suspended Ceiling to the Proposed Thirty-four (34) Jf|' Bj Storey Telecommunication Building at Pickering/George/Synagogue fiß Streets. |B W/k Eligibility: Registered Contractors— Class D
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      985 26 NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the MUI Conference Centre, Ist Floor, MUI Plaza, Jalan P. Ramlee, Kuala Lumpur on 10th December, 1984 at 3.00 p.m. for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit,
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      794 26 PUBUC UTILITIES V*/ BOPBD I' TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the following: 1 Supply of white metal bearings for high voltage motor for Senoko Power Station Eligibility: Registered Contractors in Supply (d) Electrical Materials and Supply (e) Mechanical Equipment, Machinery and Plant— all classes 2 Supply of control box
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      720 26 w fl Tenders are invited for the [I I SUPPLY INSTALLATION II 1 OF MECHANICAL 1 I VENTILATION SYSTEM I TO CANTEENS AT I I KIM KEAT VOCATIONAL I INSTITUTE, MCNAIR 1 I VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE I AND SINGAPORE I I VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE I I Tender No VITB CW 36 84
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      2100 27 NOTICES 1 Fima Metal Box Berhad I (Incorporated in Malaysia) HALF YEAR REPORT I The unaudited results of the Group for the half year ended 30th September 1984, compared with the results for the same period last year, are as follows:— GROUP I Half Year to H 30th September H
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      1718 28 NOTICES ESTABLISHED 1884 KULENKAMPFF KONITZKY The trade and public are advised that Messrs. Kulenkampff Konitzky of Bremen, Germany have the sole and exclusive rights to export, distribute and sell STAMMSCHROER FURNITURE in Asia bearing the trademark: and their sole authorised agent in Singapore is: EURO ASIA FURNITURE PTE LTD. Office:
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      103 28 FAMILY MEDICAL ADVISER The collected advice of a group of highly qualified and experienced doctors, presented clearly and concisely How to give emergency, first aid How to correctly identify symptoms and take the right action When to call your doctor The warning sign of serious illness Clear directions for treating
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      243 28 COMICS G ARFIELD By Jim u.^, VOO HAVE A k I THAT 'S NOT A I PRETTV 6RI/V\ < V£RV STRONG N I FLEA PROBLEAV) FLE.A COLLAR J BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY b, Bates tt s pa ,»n g ■I V^ CAN WE FIX TWERE'S A CHANCE'. I
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      412 29 NOTICES NOTICE I Notice is hereby given that Mr T©o Bak Chai, Nric No *****72/F, Mr Ong Eng Bing, Nric No *****1 1/Z, Mr Chua Ee Seng, Nric No *****68/I and Mr Low Chuan Ho, Nric No *****67/1 had transferred all their shareholdings to the new management and resigned from
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      438 29 OFFICIAL NOTICE Proposal to Change of Ship's Name We, Sealion Shipping (S) Pte Ltd Agents for Ambassador Maritime Inc., 80 Broad Street, Monrovia, Liberia, the owners of the vessel 'Korea Star' of Singapore Registry Official No. *****4 of gross tonnage 6951.93 tons register tonnage 4123.66 tons hereby give notice that
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      825 29 5 HDB Separate tenders are invited ior each ot the following (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION of Phase 2 of 2-Slorey Community Centre including SANITARY, WATER INSTALLATION AND FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT for Kampong Übi Community Centre at Sims Avenue/Jalan Übi (2) ERECTION AND COMPLETION at 4 Blocks ot 4-Storey 3S/4S Flats
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      376 29 _ff_ PEANUTS BySchalr /VIGPEN. YOU'RE^ YOU'VE EVEN 60T l/l MAVE?U)ELL,I\ I POR6OT TO V^MESSf^y L6AVES IN YOUR HAIR... j I J KING TUT By dm BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Wmtker I WHAT^ WE PIPN'T T-THATfe S I ■jESjL ONTHE (SULKIN6 I CASSEROLE iRECIPE BUGS BUNNY Bjr nmter Bros. IA\.pePSX7tfBUOX] ACUOOorfUBLUO,
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      216 30 BEEP! BEEP! THE ROBOTS HAVE LANDED! Hto space-out wltti ft J \HbS3 S Bib H Kentucky Pried /7f C »Jf V I MSmB Time's up for tlie Bobot KB 8r JB BO? i^^^l^fc^^B I^hßhßl^^^h With any purchase at Hff f 'M^ #1 l^ij B .^fl Kentucky Fried HIM "WSSIA. 7B
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      385 30 Whafeon ANG AH TEE EXHIBITION available from community 1.30 p.m. Shell theatrette. Exhibition of paintings. centres. Third level podium block, Lone Pine Gallery. Ming TALK ON THE itm Court Hotel 10 am 7 p.m. PHILIPPINES £J£JS?,i |2££2? jJJ£ XiU Nov 24. By Nina Forestier. STEPHEN ROBERTS WITH NATIONAL EXHIBITION National
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      385 31 3 restaurants, 3 Hongkong chefs, 4 Japanese chefs, a 3- piece band, and a 1-for-i offer. Add it up; The Furama Singapore Hotel has just opened and they've got a lor to offer you three great restaurants at very attractive prices. Set lunches in the Spring Palace start at just
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      1947 32 \OUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE sbcs i HE3R^H Hunt for a drug peddler 2.30 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pages traditional Malay songs and dances. MJi^H 3.00 Opening and Programme Highlights folowed by 6.50 Naturama II YMCA BMX Adventure Raly: The H fridav night ■MBaaBBHBMBMBBMi evening at the \A The
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      448 1  -  TNG SOK CHNG By I'LL FINALLY KNOCK YOU DOWN, DAD! <^ pJfi \L Midnight show tomorrow night at Shaw cinemas. GONCFU master Chen loves his only son Asong and hopes that he will follow in his footsteps. His wife, however, dotes on the lad who becomes
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      466 1  -  KOH SIEW TIN Zong yi By A COMING major annual event in the Taiwan entertainment scene has once again aroused excitement and speculation in film circles and among film fans. The Golden Horse Awards are the Chinese film world's equivalent of the Academy Awards. They are given
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      Rediffusion brings the show live' to Singapore
      197 1  -  TAN BAN HUAT THIS year's Golden Horse Awards ceremony in Taipeh will be broadcast "live" on Redif fusion for the first time. Not only that. Listeners can take part in the programme and chat with the broadcasters, two each in Taipeh and Singapore,
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        172 1 Brush up a blush FREE from Maybelline THE EXPERI TOUCH Swivel-up Brush Jj j is Maybelline's answer to fresh and convenient M M V >—. go-everywhere blushing. The brush J|^k I V jl JBfe^ /t> is made of soft, all natural hair -^^pi and glides across your face, 1 enabling
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        182 1 LITA FURNITURE WAREHOUSE SALE Top quality furniture at amazingly low prices. Ample free parking for all visitors. j ■■■■■■■■■■■M«^|^^^^^aj||ij|ii t y J^... ~~g----— fZftgg GIFTS! r fl v B I One set of pillows and bolster with every rmmm^mmmmmmmWll^mW&F^^ I purchase of bedroom suite. I One thermos flask with every
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        480 2 $51 cash: UM WAN SENG (I.C. No: *****47 B) $2t cash each: HENG HWEE CHENG KHO Mil LENG (IC. No: *****35 F) (I.C. No: *****71/C) TAN PECK UM TAN KENG H1ONG (I C. No: *****27 G) (I.C. No: *****66/G) LOH CHYE KIM TEE TIONG
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        953 2 Books CONTEMPORARY CHINESE SHORT STORIES Panda Books, 1983 274 pages, $9 Reviewed by SNG POH YOKE CONTEMPORARY CHINESE SHORT STORIES 4 These 10 stories, products of the '80s, look back with the detachment of wisdom the writers have come to terms with the past.
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        43 2 Shin Mm Daily News HONGBAO $15,UUU to be won each week. All you have to do is answer one simple question in CHINESE or ENGLISH. Make sure you get a copy of Shin Min Daily News today... and everyday. Available from 6.00 p.m.
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        215 2 GO for the Fun y^rsrVvW^v-t GO for Everyone! 4 LUCKY WWIrVf SINGAPORE-GO! The latest For every purchase of one board game that provides SINGAPORE-GO, you will be wholesome entertainment for entitled to 2 Lucky Draw friends and family. coupons. Take yourself to a tourist spot in Ist Prize 55,000 in
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        552 3 H |^^|R Ok fk/£^kfE£kf^£(G) (f*^ ni^f* lorgest selection of designers' range D Iti l|L»liBr^a|riP^Ppi^^yiiE [Wl II fluorescent lights over 150 Models. EH ISPHOH^OUIj&Iii Cash Carry £Z r^jj^^^^^^'^^^^^^^^^^^p SB* Mwmßk a^Hire < awn Hat ~'^a^aJ lII^ I R kTa^L^J 1 1 l*J fl I I^J |tKM» I t j>l PM> I
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        96 3 La^^^Vr aaaw aB lap ■VI ai^^ai^B hK:' aaaaß^^^flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^^ ■fans Bt^^K^^^^^Lvflaaaaalaa aaaa I :V aaaaariaa? «F^aa7l pti^mber 20 to 22, 1984 AJ •VI p.m to 9 p.m daily Open to public. Free Admission jf^ <!^^^a W« ever European Music Rur featuring trJfittf muAl Jiwruments from over 30 leading European nPHufactiitt. Dont
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        102 3 WljniHLdA xXUiaMn. JDUU FREE SCRAP CAR f\Em Em I*" E2 in conjunction V/rrtn with Road Show'B4 1 "Model I Price<PAßFy J^B e e"n^ l6TRSW h 36.534- Wi PU Honda Accord EX with (inclusive of free scrap car) P/Steering 34,625 >n c^c* Unbeatable value, and with loans of up to 80%
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        639 4  -  RAMAOASAN By RAMA and Sita are household names in Hindu homes. Their story, told in the great Indian epic Ramayana, has been retold in many forms. The original Ramayana by Valmiki in Sanskrit, that by Kamban in Tamil and the one by Tulsidas in Hindi are well
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        866 4  - The youth of today and their values A. P. RAMAN ARE the modern youth blindly apeing western fashions? Are they misguided? Are they leading an aimless life? These were some of the questions asked at last week's oratorical contest in Tamil in which forty secondary school students took part. Our
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        151 4 eWB (TAMIL) No. 19 $50 cash: CONSTANCEGUNABETNAM (NRIC No. 20ffre04/E) $15 cash each: S. VETHAIYAN S. V. S. GANAPATHY SSSStSBMSi HS£i&SSS| /H) (NRIC No. *****63/F) (Passport No. G*****99) t&riMESESI gr N<f°6 u :iSS: matical element, proved the most difficult. COMMENTS ACROSS: (Pali)"Xhich is an ancient language is
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        197 4 sakura u-eix Monica O KONISHIROKU PHOTO INDUSTRY (FAR EAST) LTD. Singapore Representative Office 3, Penang Road #09-26/27, Supreme House, Singapore 0923. iT Tbocfc VI V F» VVe ex P pess our deepest 1% appreciation for the W W* congratulatory messages, well wishes and bouquets of our Business Associates, Customers and
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