The Straits Times, 19 November 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/S4
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    Ms six golden rules
    1072 1  -  PHILIP LEE Mr Lee shares the lessons from past 25 years and says success rests on racial tolerance By D Give clear signals First, I would give clear signals to the people because you can't go to everybody and explain the background. So every debate or
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    Lock icon Quakes jolt Sumatra, Sulawesi
    154 1 Quakes jolt Sumatra, Sulawesi JAKARTA, Sun. A policeman was Injured and two buildings were damaged en the tourist Island of Nlas m the Indian Ocean when a strong earthquake hit the island and Sumatra yesterday afternoon, north Sumatra police said today. The Sumatra quake registered 5 on the Richter scale
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    Lock icon 37 charged with arms trafficking
    250 1 Italians uncover big ring ROME, Sun. Thirtyseven people have been charged m Italy with arms trafficking. They are suspected of being part of a vast network that sends advanced military weapons to the Middle East, Asia and Africa. The traffickers are also accused of offering
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      Lock icon MORE JOBLESS FOR ISRAEL
      76 1 TEL AVIV, San. Finance Minister Yitzhak Modal told the Israeli cabinet today that 15,000 state employees will have to be dismissed If the government's battle against 891 per cent annual Inflation is to succeed. A government spokesman said the finance ministry recommended that the state employees,
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    Dr Tan predicts 8 to 9 pc growth for 1984
    687 1  - Dr Tan predicts 8 to 9 pc growth for 1984 AHMAD OSMAN 'Pace will slacken next year' By OUR economy will do better for the whole of this year than m 1983 despite some distinct signs of an economic slowdown, Dr Tony Tan said yesterday. He expects economic growth of
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      191 1 SIEAMIS COMPUTER SYSTEMS Which computer offers you the best combination of a supercharged 1 6-bit performance and PC compatibility? In the April 1984 issue of PC Magazine, it was concluded that Steams PC gave the best combination of supercharged 16-bit performance and PC compatibility, of the computers tested. For the
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      18 1 |^^^M It Lawrence Sole Agent S.G. Parrvti A Son (Pte) Ltd. Singapore More walkabout reports on Page 10
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      434 2 Tourism plan 'soon' NEW measures to boost Singapore's ailing tourism industry will be spelt out soon. The recommendations proposed by a task force will be announced by Dr Wong Kwei Cheoftg, Minister of State (Trade and Industry) "m a week or two". This was disclosed yesterday by the Finance
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      Around the world
      615 2 Winning the coal war BRITAIN'S National Coal Board (NCB) yesterday stepped up its pressure to persuade more coalminers to return to work. "For 60,000 miners the coal strike is already over," advertisements m the Sunday papers proclaimed. Management said 5,000 men returned to the pits last week.
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      Comment
      262 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: POLITICAL GROUPS which use religion to gain influence and power are actually courting disaster. Pas and others identified by the Malaysian White Paper on religious extremism should think twice about what they are doing. The short-term political mileage chalked up may be impressive but m
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      Background
      89 2 IMPENDING CRISIS? IT IS only once m a decade that representatives from all over the world meet to discuss what many consider to be the major impending crisis of our time: the world's population. In August, the second Internaiqnal Conference on Population was held m Mexico City and some
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      194 2 LIFE IN THE FAST FOOD LANE: SOME FACTORS FOR SUCCESS A FAST FOOD franchisee needs to look at the four Ps of business Product. Price. Place and Purchaser. Among the factors that can make or break are: Whether the product was something the market wanted; whether the franchisor had
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      Timesport
      227 2 Hoddle stakes claim GLENN HODDLE, widely believed to be England's most talented midfielder, struck a majestic goal for Tottenham at Ipswich on Saturday to underline his team's bid for their first League title since 1961 and his own claim to a recall for England's World Cup campaign. His left-foot
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      90 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Dr M hits out MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad yesterday slammed Pas leaders for distorting Islam and for wanting to see the Malays fail economically. He said Pas did not want the Malays to progress because it knew it would lose its influence
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      Around Asean
      205 2 Mass demo expected THAILAND'S most powerful labour organisations announced yesterday that they would stage a mass demonstration m Bangkok next month to urge the government to increase wages and relieve the plight of workers and farmers m other ways following a Thai currency devaluation. The announcement followed a
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      Section Two
      460 2 Willing spirit NESTLED between several other double-storey terrace houses m what is commonly known as "Teacher's Estate" m Sembawang, are Nos 20 and 22 Tufu Avenue. They are like any other homes. But they are also The Hiding Place, a refuge for ex-drug addicts, alcoholics, criminals, compulsive gamblers,
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      Section Three
      143 2 Surprise find LIBRARIAN David Chng has found out that the first Chinese book published here, surprisingly, was written by Sophia Martin, a European woman. He traced the 152-year-old Christian manual to a United States library when making a checklist of Chinese books published here m the 19th Century.
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      460 2 LIVE IN LANDMARK TOWER^W V a 37-storey luxurious apartment at Chin Swee Road I WHERE THE VIEW IS PANORAMIC I I Lush gardens, seaview and convenience of city life I H Opposite Pearl's Hill Park Landmark Tower is strategically located m H H Near Outram MRT Station the Central Business
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  • around the WORLD
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      Tale of 2 soldiers wins top Golden Horse award
      166 3  - Tale of 2 soldiers wins top Golden Horse award KOH SIEW TIN TAIPEH, Sun touching film about the experiences of two retired career soldiers moved judges of this year's Golden Horse Awards announced tonight m Taiwan. Old Mo's Second Spring won two awards for Best Film and Best Screenplay. Yang
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      Lock icon Volcano acts up again
      59 3 MOSCOW, Sun. Asia's tallest volcano, on the Soviet peninsula of Kamchatka, has burst into life for the third time this year, shooting ash and gas seven km into the air, Tass news agency said today. Klyuchevskaya Volcano, one of the world's most active, last erupted m
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      Lock icon Bus accident
      39 3 SEOUL, Sun. Two people died and 40 were injured when a chartered bus skidded off a road and tumbled about 35 metres down a hill m the central South Korean town of Jungwon today, police said. Reuter
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        Lock icon Anti-poll violence
        82 3 TOWN HALLS were burnt down and ballot boxes destroyed by pro-independence Melanesians protesting against elections m the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia yesterday, police reported m Noumea. The main pro-independence parties, under the banner of the Kanak Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS), had pledged to boycott and
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        Lock icon Ustinov's order
        81 3 SOVIET DEFENCE Minister Dmitri Ustinov (right) yesterday issued an order declaring today a military holiday, m what diplomats m Moscow saw as a move to quell speculation that he was seriously ill. Marshal Ustinov, 76, has not been seen m public since the end of September and missed
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        Lock icon Pakistan accused
        60 3 PAKISTANI TROOPS again shelled the Afghan border town of Barikot on Saturday killing a boy and wounding a woman, Radio Kabul monitored m Islamabad reported yesterday. According to the Afghan government, Barikot was shelled twice last month and two helicopters were damaged while landing m the area bordering
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        Lock icon Soviet 'super-torpedo'
        85 3 THE SOVIET Union has perfected a submarine-launched torpedo with a range four times greater than those of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), the London Sunday Times reported. Quoting intelligence reports, the newspaper said the torpedo, called Type 65, could be fired from outside the rangp of Nato
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        Lock icon Bikini can be safe
        75 3 THE PACIFIC atoll of Bikini, where the world's first hydrogen bomb was exploded, can be made safe for human habitation after years of nuclear tests for about US$4O million (SsBs million), a group of scientists from the United States said m Washington yesterday. A clean-up could
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      Lock icon Moscow, Hanoiwant better ties with Beijing
      323 3 But joint statement condemns Chinese policies HANOI, Sunday THE Soviet Union and Vietnam have appealed for normalisation of their relations with China, while renewing their condemnation of Beijing's policies m South-east Asia. In a joint communique marking the end of a visit to Vietnam
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      Lock icon Pakistan, India ties look set to worsen
      369 3 Pakistan, India ties look set to worsen NEW DELHI, Sun. Storm clouds gathered over relations between India and Pakistan today following charges of Islamabad's support for Sikh extremists. Authoritative sources said India's ambassador to Islamabad K. D. Sharma, summoned to New Delhi, told Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi at a meeting
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      Lock icon Hawke jeered by 500 at rural rally
      150 3 Hawke jeered by 500 at rural rally MELBOURNE, Sun. Labour Prime Minister Bob Hawke was booed and heckled by more than 500 demonstrators today as he took his election campaign into an opposition rural stronghold. Mr Hawke met the protest m the northern New South Wales town of Armidale, the
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      Lock icon There's a moral here somewhere
      134 3 ASK anyone, and most people would obviously prefer to proceed from small to bigger tasks, slowly priming themselves for the more exacting ones ahead. But that was not the way they did it m Lucerne, Switzerland, recently at least, as far as table tennis was
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      Lock icon Private enterprise made legal in Cambodia
      134 3 BANGKOK, Sun. THE Hanoi-installed Heng Samrin regime m Phnom Penh has adopted measures to effectively legitimise private enter- prise m Cambodia, its news agency SPK said yesterday. The measures were formulated last week at a national conference of cadres of the Ruling People's Revolutionary
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      Lock icon Activists warn of poisoned Mars bars in Britain
      247 4 Activists warn of poisoned Mars bars in Britain LONDON, Sun MILITANT animal rights activists have warned that they have spiked Britain's best-selling candy bar with rat poison to protest against the use of monkeys m toothdecay research, police said yesterday. "We are treating this claim very seriously," a Scotland Yard
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      Lock icon Viet miners support British counterparts
      130 4 BANGKOK, Sun.— Vietnamese miners have demanded that Britain immediately end what they called "all acts of persecution and terror" against striking British miners, Radio Hanoi said today. About 9,000 miners rallied on Thursday and Friday to support the British strike and demand the release of
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      Lock icon Coal board puts more pressure on miners
      320 4 Advertisements m Sunday papers LONDON, Sun THE National Coal Board (NCB) stepped up its pressure today to persuade more British coalminers to return to work. The back-to-work movement has reached its highest level since the strike began eight months ago. "For 60,000 miners
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      Lock icon More honey
      36 4 BEIJING, Sun. China is the world's second largest producer of honey, with an output of 140,000 tonnes a year, the official Xinhua news agency said yesterday. Only the Soviet Union's outDut is higher. AFP
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      Lock icon Sakharovs' picture brings good news
      269 4 BOSTON, Sun. The stepdaughter of Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov says she has received a photo of the Nobel Peace Prize winner with her mother, Yelana Bonner, which offers the first proof since last March that the couple have been reunited. "I think it is a
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      Lock icon Thatcher, Irish PM's meeting shrouded in secrecy
      192 4 LONDON, Sun AN EXPECTED meeting between British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Irish Prime Minister Garret Fitzgerald is so surrounded m deep secr-e cy that neither its riming not venue have been announced. Informed sources say the talks are likely to start today
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      Lock icon 4 die at sea
      46 4 SEOUL, Sun Four South Korean fishermen were dead and 11 others missing after their vessel capsized am sank last night off the sou h western coast of Korea, police said today. Another 49 isher men were rescued by B passing freighter Reuter
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      Lock icon EC wheat exports 'at Moscow's mercy'
      320 4 BRUSSELS, Sunday THE Common Market's wheat exports are "at the mercy" of Moscow, which is playing the European Community (EC) against its competitors for the lucrative Soviet market, dealers here said this weekend. Despite the high level of grain export subsidies granted two weeks
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      Lock icon Poles arrest ex-minister who defected
      165 4 WARSAW, Sun. Polish police have arrested a former government minister who defected to Albania m 1966 to set up a Stalinist-style communist party m exile. An Interior Ministry statement broadcast by state television said Kazimierz Mijal, who entered Poland with forged documents, was detained on
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      Lock icon Controversy over 'meowing' fine
      186 4 YORK, Sun. A British MP yesterday condemned a £100 (*****) fine given to an 18-year-old boy for meowing at a police dog. "The next thing you know, somebody will be arrested for saying boo to a goose," declared Mr Tom Tqrney, a Member of Parliament from
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      Lock icon Famine warning in Mozambique
      470 5 Food aid shortage due to Ethiopia crisis MAPUTO, Sunday UNITED Nations' relief officials here have said famine as severe as that which killed at least 100,000 people m Mozambique less than a year ago is now virtually unavoidable m the months to come. The major reason
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      Lock icon Botha backs tough anti-riot tactics
      234 5 VREDENDAL (South Africa), Sun. South African President P. W. Botha last night endorsed the government handling of riots m which more than 165 people have died. In his first public statement on the unrest which has swept Black townships since February, Mr Botha said he
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      Lock icon Ethiopia starves as OAU delegates live it up
      165 5 Ethiopia starves as OAU delegates live it up ADDIS ABABA, San. One wouldn't have known there was a famine m Ethiopia, judging from the buffet tables at the government-owned Addis Ababa Hilton. A devastating drought and famine that has affected more than half of the Organisation of African Unity's 5t
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      Lock icon Israelis held for 'selling secrets'
      115 5 JERUSALEM, Sun. Two former anti-terrorist officers who set up a private security consulting business have been arrested on suspicion of selling military secrets, Israeli security sources said last night. According to sources, the men stole top-secret training manuals and sold them to a Third World
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      Lock icon Cuba resorts to home ownership
      351 6 Move to solve country's chronic housing shortage HAVANA. Sun. After 25 years of communism. Cuba has decided that its chronic housing shortage can best be solved by near-total home ownership and a return to private letring. A draft law published this month and expected to
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      Lock icon US 'to blockade shipping' to stop marijuana flow
      206 6 MIAMI, Sun. United States' vessels will blockade major shipping lanes off the coast of Colombia m an attempt to stop the flow of the autumn crop of marijuana into the US, the Orlando Sentinel reported yesterday. A spokesman for the South Florida
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      Lock icon Reagan gets a handful for Thanksgiving Day
      94 6 PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan (right) is startled as Mr John Headrick, president of the National Turkey Federation, presents him with a turkey at the White House on Friday. The turkey, which Is for Thanksgiving Day on Thursday, seemed to know how it was going
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      Lock icon OAS meeting fails to resolve key issues
      328 6 BRASILIA, Sun. The Organisation of American States (OAS) ended its 14th general assembly here yesterday with the adoption of resolutions that failed to settle United States-Latin American disagreements over key issues. The final plenary session of the 31-member body adopted a joint communique
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      Lock icon Hope for private talks on arms
      314 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. Administration officials yesterday said they would give priority m coming weeks to private discussions with Soviet officials m the hope of beginning high-level talks early next year on a wide range of arms-control issues. After a year m which talks on key
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      Lock icon Burton's estate 'worth $9 m'
      214 6 LONDON, Sun. Welsh actor Richard Barton, who died m Switzerland m August, left an estate worth US$4.5B million (Ss9.B million) m his will, the balk of it to his widow Sally, London's Sunday Mirror reported. It said that many of Mr Barton's friends believed him
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      242 3 time out of I Geneva Singapore is honoured to host the first special session °f the ITU World Telecommunication Forum and Exhibition /ism QJZ. will bring together leaders and experts of the worlds telecommunications administrations and industries to focus on Challenge and Reality of the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Thai unions to stage mass protest rally
      367 7 Move, to seek relief from baht devaluation BANGKOK, Sunday THAILAND'S most powerful labour organisations announced today that they would stage a mass demonstration m the heart of Bangkok next month to urge the government to increase wages and relieve the plight of workers
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      Lock icon Iran makes oil offer
      46 7 BANGKOK, Sun. Iran has renewed a crude oil proposal to Thailand, promising that it would buy more agricultural goods from Thailand m return. However, the Iranians warned that they would reduce purchases of Thai crops if authorities ignored the proposal. Business Post
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      Lock icon Polls choice
      43 7 MANILA, Sun. An opposition group seeking an end to what it calls United States interference m the Philippines has endorsed US-based former senator Jovito Salonga as its candidate m the 1967 presidential election, a spokesman for the group said today.— AP
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      Lock icon Indonesia posts $9 b overall trade surplus
      148 7 JAKARTA, Sun. For the first eight months of this year, Indonesia recorded an overall trade surplus of U554.62 billion (559.88 billion), including a US$7l7 million surplus for August, according to figures from the Ministry of Trade. Exports of oil, gas and non-oil commodities
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      Lock icon Indonesian instigated attack on team to PNG'
      209 7 Indonesian instigated attack on team to PNG' JAKARTA, Sun. The secretary of an Indonesian team that was attacked by refugees m a camp m Papua New Guinea said a former Indonesian official was an instigator of the incident, the newspaper, Sinar Harapan, reported yesterday. Mr Suryanto Sriwardoyo said Constan Ruhukail,
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      30 7 MANILA, Sun. Three prisoners were killed and two escaped during an attempted jailbreak by about 100 prisoners during a music show m central Cebu City last night AFP
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      Lock icon Manila needs '$6 b a year' to recover from crisis
      423 7 Manila needs '$6 b a year' to recover from crisis MANILA, Sunday THE Philippines will need some US$3 billion (556.4 billion) m foreign loans annually from 1985 to 1990 to recover from its economic crisis, the newspaper Business Day quoted a confidential world Bank report as saying on Friday. Loans
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      Lock icon Filipina deported from US
      172 7 MANILA, Sunday A PREGNANT Filipina abruptly whisked to the Philippines without the knowledge of her American husband who was fighting an order to deport her from Los Angeles said today that she was trying to calm herself because she was afraid she would lose her baby
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    • In brief
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        Lock icon Unhealthy rumours
        91 7 AN OPPOSITION Manila newspaper called m an editorial yesterday for the formation of a medical commission to examine President Ferdinand Marcos and report to the nation on his health. Malaya (Free Press) said m Manila that the findings of such a commission would put an end to rumours
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        Lock icon Mother Teresa's call
        91 7 NOBEL PRIZE winner Mother Teresa (right) on Friday strongly urged top businessmen from around the world gathered m Manila, to fight abortion everywhere, the Philippine News Agency said. She called the foetuses "helpless unborn members of the human race" m her address to a plenary session of
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        Famine toll rises
        55 7 THE DEATH toll from a famine m Indonesia's eastern province of Irian Jaya has reached 231, the authoritative Kompas newspaper said yesterday m Jakarta. It quoted a local official as saying that thousands of Irianese m Kurima district also were suffering from famine-related diseases. The famine followed
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        Lock icon Viet offensive
        75 7 VIETNAMESE GUNNERS mounted their first dry season attack along the ThaiCambodian border yesterday and several thousand Cambodian civilians may have fled their encampment to seek refuge inside Thailand, an international aid official said. Thai military sources at the frontier told reporters m Bangkok that a barrage from 130
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon One for the album from royal family
      114 8 DESPITE their busy schedule, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and members of his family took time off to pose for this group photograph. The occasion was a tea-party hosted by the King and his family at the Istana Negara grounds on Saturday for about
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      Lock icon Mahathir raps Pas for distorting Islam
      407 8 'Fear of losing grip on affluent Malays' charge BUTTERWORTH, Sun. Datuk Sen Dr Mahathir Mohamad today slammed Pas leaders for daring to distort the teachings of Islam and for wanting to see the Malays fail economically. The Prime Minister said Pas did not want
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      Lock icon Pas carries on with meetings despite ban
      212 8 Pas carries on with meetings despite ban ALOR STAR, Sunday. PAS is still holding political gatherings despite restrictions imposed by the Home Affairs Ministry. The latest Ijtimak Muslimat (gatherings of Muslims) were held at the Balai Islam Merbok near here and m Langkawi on Friday night. Both gatherings, which attracted
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      Lock icon Forgeries used to get $1 m
      83 8 Forgeries used to get $1 m KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A well-organised syndicate has been using forged sales and purchase agreements for houses to withdraw more then $1 million from the Employees Provident Fund (EPF). The discovery was made by EPF officials recently when they came across some photostat copies of
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      Lock icon 'Groups out to ruin drugs Act'
      187 8 'Groups out to ruin drugs Act' SLIM RIVER. Sun. The government has identified certain groups trying to influence the people into objecting against the proposed amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act, aimed at giving the authorities wider powers to deal with drug traffickers. Disclosing this today I^and and Regional Development
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      81 8 Editorial: Page 18 The Ministry of Culture presents THE LIFE AND TIMES OF mr y ivlri a If II m m Dy Experimental Theatre Club m celebration of Singapore's 25 years of Nation-Building 22 to 24 Nov 84 8 pm Victoria Theatre Tickets at $5 and $3 at the Central
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      Government will maintain rate of building — Teh
      292 10  - Government will maintain rate of building Teh ILENE ALESHIRE By Pledge despite slowdown m private sector THE government would maintain its current rate of building despite the slowdown m the private sector, Minister for National Development Teh Cheang Wan pledged last night. Mr Teh was speaking at the Singapore Institute
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      Computerised system to ease traffic jams
      235 10 SINGAPORE drivers should get some computerised relief from traffic congestion next year. The Public Works Department is looking into a system that would almost instantly adjust traffic lights all over Singapore to changes m traffic patterns, according to Minister for National Development, Mr Teh
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      'Let Simex grow at its own pace'
      69 10 SIMEX the newlylaunched gold and financial futures exchange m Singapore most be allowed to grow at its own pace, Dr Tony Tan said yesterday. "It's just a baby," the Finance and Trade and Industry Minister told reporters. He said Simex needed time to
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      Lock icon Junior ministers to be more prominent at walkabouts
      379 10 MORE junior ministers are likely to take the limelight m a new series of ministerial walkabouts next year. This indication came last night from a speech by Dr Tony Tan m which he said that ministers like him would be less prominent
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      Measures to attract tourists out soon
      357 10  -  PAUL JACOB CONRAD RAJ RONNIE TANG Stories by and Task force report m a week or two Dr Tan NEW measures to boost Singapore's ailing tourism industry will be spelt out soon. The recommendations proposed by a task force will be announced by Dr
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      Hint on polling day
      250 10 December is quite a good bet, says Chok Tong NEXT month would be a good time to hold the general election, Defence and Second Health Minister Goh Chok Tong said yesterday. In what was the firmest indication yet of when polling day would be, he said:
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      PAP 'will win in Khe Bong, Kuo Chuan'
      296 10  - PAP 'will win in Khe Bong, Kuo Chuan' CHAN ENG CHENG By THE People's Action Party is confident of winning the seats at Khe Bong and Xuo Chuan at the coming general election. Minister without Portfolio Ong Teng Cheong expressed his confidence after he met residents, shopkeepers and market vendors
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      Flowers and smiles at market for new PAP man
      65 10 Flowers and smiles at market for new PAP man THE florist at a market m Kuo Chuan believes m saying it with flowers. When the hew PAP candidate for the constituency came visiting, she picked a bunch and gave them to Mr Wong Kan Seng without saying a word. Looking
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      Arts graduates have role in hi-tech society
      609 13  -  IRENE HOE The NUS convocation By Many who shaped Singapore were from the arts THERE is definitely a place m the sun for arts and social science graduates, said Mr S. R. Nathan, executive chairman of The Straits Times Press. But graduates must
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      140 13 WHEN Ong Bee Young from Malaysia (left) found a Singapore address on her student bos pass, she was thoroughly puzzled. Equally puzzled was Ong Bee Young from Singapore when she found an unfamiliar item In her medical examination report. Something strange was happening at
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      Keep on learning, medical grads told
      380 13 THE new graduates m medicine, dentistry and law at the National University of Singapore might be forgiven for thinking that their schooldays are over now. Not so, says Dr Chew Chin Hin, who addressed their convocation yesterday at the Singapore Conference Hall. Dr Chew,
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      Thieves take loot worth $25,750
      78 13 Thieves take loot worth $25,750 THIEVES broke into an electronic goods shop and a restaurant between Friday night and early Saturday and stole goods and money totalling $25,750. Thirteen video recorders worth $11,390 were stolen from Aik Leong Electrical Company m Block 121, Bukit Merah Lane. The shop's window louvres
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      Spread out day care scheme Dr Tay
      299 13 Spread out day care scheme Dr Tay THE government's family day care scheme can be decentralised at community or residents' committee centres to bring them closer to the people. Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State (Education), suggested this yesterday at the regional workshop on the role of day-care and
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      Ignoring fire drills could get you fined
      411 16  - Ignoring fire drills could get you fined PAUL WEE Sweeping changes m Fire Service Act By THE government is to get tough with people who treat fire drills lightly. Penalties will soon be introduced to punish those who disregard fire safety measures, such as ignoring fire evacuation drills organised for
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      Blazing show for 4,000 guests
      149 16 THE Police Academy m Thomson Road was set ablaze by firemen yesterday m a glowing display of fire fighting skills and dare-devilry. In what was de- scribed as the first show on such a scale by the Singapore Fire Service, firemen held more than 4,(KW
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      Shares in driving circuit completely taken up
      170 16 THE majority of private driving instructors diii not buy a stake m the new driving circuit m Ang Mo Kio, although its shares were oversubscribed 1.33 times when applications closed recently Only 110 driving instructors out of the registered 1,800 applied for the
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      Big 'sit-down' test for trains at national show
      299 16  -  RAY DHALIWAL Public given choice of three seats Keeping Track By THE crucial "sit-down" test has arrived for Mass Rapid Transit trains. The public is having its say on the three choices of seats being considered plastic with cushions, plastic without cushions
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      $950,000 laboratory will be handed over today
      100 16 $950,000 laboratory will be handed over today AN engineering laboratory for the Mass Rapid Transit project, built by the Public Works Department m Stadium Road at a cost of $950,000, will be handed over to the MRT Corporation today. Materials and soil samples will be tested at the laboratory when
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      More deaths on the roads, but child toll drops
      202 16 MORE people died [a road accidents during tht first nine months this year compared with the same period last year, but the toll among children is falling. Traffic Police commander. Assistant Commissioner Franklin Samuel, pointed this out on Saturday when he
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      Stay clean and dismiss the venal
      565 17  -  PHILIP LEE Principles of Government reports by SBC's two-part documentary, Principles of Government, had the Prime Minister m various moods and at various stages of his political career. Mr Lee Kuan Yew relived the past, analysed the present and assessed the future. He made
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      When a nation prospers...
      347 17 The benefits must be shared, says PM WHEN a nation prospers, the benefits must be shared among the people. "Don't allow the benefits to be creamed off by a small section," said the Prime Minister. "They (Singaporeans) are quite capable of enjoying themselves and they'd rather
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      Popularity politics equals bogged-down government
      570 17 Win respect instead and be tenacious Strange little men with bow legs... Mr Lee on why the security of Singapore and the future cannot be taken for granted... 4 When I was a little boy, the British Empire was supposed to last a thousand years,
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      Isn't it electioneering asks the woman
      308 17  - Isn't it electioneering asks the woman H.L. LIM By THE woman spurned the refreshments being served and sought an answer to her question: "It's good, but it's electioneering isn't it?" We were m a lounge at the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation. We had just previewed part one of the documentary, Principles
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      211 12 10 National Pavilions Displays from over 16 countries* International award-winning designs Hundreds of new items Singapore's largest International Furniture Exhibition is bach m town. For the third successive year over 150 top furniture designers and manufacturers from all over the world will be showing their r^ latest designs for the
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      118 17 COMPLETE AND n UNEXPURGATED rA j^£cYf\{VC^r\ For lhe lirst Ume lhe P rivate P a P ers and diarus ot s V^ Shenton Thomas. Governor of Singapore, before, during IJ^^\ O ■"*^m-5r &O& and m the aftermath of the Japanese Occupation are TLm\ G9 v tKt ot"Y^s".^k published alongside this
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    The Straits Times says Pas playing with fire
    478 18 The Straits Times says Pas playing with fire RELIGION and politics have a proven record of incompatibility. Put the two together and the mixture can be very volatile and potentially explosive. The Malaysian White Paper on religious extremism identified a dangerous trend which should be of concern not only to
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    Lock icon Andropov's protege known for his wit
    1246 18 David Hatton profiles Chernenko's heir-apparent Gorbachev LONDON The visit to London next month by a senior Soviet Politburo member, Mr Mikhail Gorbachev, will provide a rare opportunity for a closeup look at" the man set to become the next Russian leader. He is unlikely
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      Lock icon Training more teachers
      677 18 THE biggest teachers' union In the country has wasted no time m coming to the support of plans announced by Education Minister Datuk Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to train more teachers to fill the vacuum caused by 20,000 vacancies that exist today. The ministry must now act with
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    Lock icon Armed forces reach out to Muslims
    772 18  -  LIM YOON LIN Move considered necessary after Jakarta riots Around the region By INDONESIA'S armed forces (Abri) have been making a concerted effort to cultivate the Muslim community throughout the country following the Sept 12 Tanjung Priok riots and the discovery of anti-government pamphlets
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    • Open letter gives rise to questions
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        Why didn't Jeya read Petir first?
        151 19 IN HIS letter (ST. Nov 13), Mr Jeyaretnam gives the impression that the People's Action Party m its Petir commentary distorted what he wrote m his open letter to Anson constituents about the PAP offering him the post of an ambassador. I have checked
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        Why didn't he take issue to the courts?
        165 19 AFTER reading Mr Jeyaretnam's letter (ST, Nov 13), I asked myself one question: Why did he have to write a letter to his constituents to accuse the PAP of bribery? I would have imagined that, if Mr Jeyaretnam felt very strongly that
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    • Letter
      It's Raja who doesn't recall what he said
      371 19 MR S. RAJARATNAM's blabber (Jeya doesn't know what he said, says Raja ST, Nov 15) only portrays a pathetic man wriggling and twisting m an attempt to undo the damage he had caused to his party by opening his big mouth. Your
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        Labrador Park and beach will be left in natural state
        177 19 WE REFER to the letters k by Mr Lee Hoi Thoe (Labrador Park beach needs upgrading ST, Oct 1) and "Keep your hands off" (Let this beach remain as it is ST. Oct 6). We would like to thank them
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        Students can take subject
        52 19 I REFER to the letter "N-level students must keep on learning by Kane Ngo Chew (ST, Oct 25). A. normal course pupil may enter for English for Commerce. If he passes, he may enter for other LCCI subjects m subsequent years. CHEW KING HWAN for Permanent
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        Steps have been taken to control dust, says HDB
        155 19 PLEASE refer to the letter "Why isn't this simple way of controlling dust being used?" by "Desperate" (ST, Oct 27) concerning dust pollution caused by heavy vehicles using an unpaved road behind Realty Park. We believe that the unpaved road referred
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      We need vision and an agenda for the 1990s
      597 19 We need vision and an agenda for the 1990s A RECENT electoral survey conducted by the People's Action Party shows that there had been a number of unpopular policies which could cost the party some votes. It was also reported that Mr Goh Chok Tong conceded that there could be
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      Overpopulation: Fact or fiction?
      1441 20  -  VIKRAM KHANNA By Only once m a decade do representatives from all over the world meet to discuss what many consider a major impending crisis of our time: worid population. In August, the second International Conference on Population was held m Mexico City. At the previous
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      Lock icon The madhouse of Mexico
      523 20 MEXICO CITY THE question, experts say, Is no longer whether Mexico City will suffer an ecological collapse, but when. Pessimists say the urban apocalypse is now. Situated m the valley of Mexico at 2,400 m above sea level and ringed by mountains, the city is a
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      536 20 I i^ f«^^^^^^i\^^--7 I between now and December 6th and 1 wf/y^i^/ i^ I y° u 9 et more tnan a reliable, tough I Every purchaser gets a Payload 1 Jf Gift. It could be the Fisher Video Cassette Kf%JMMMTK JB flf^ J Recorder or Room Air Conditioner. Or it
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    • Happenings
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        Stylish furniture featured at show
        166 21 COMFORTABLE and stylish yet simple that's the emphasis at the third Singapore International Furniture Show, now on at the World Trade Centre till Nov 25. The above is Brigantin, a model from the Ligne Roset collection introduced by Roset of France. This snug lounge set
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        Appointments
        225 21 HAW PAR BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL LTD has appointed Mr Charles Wee Eng Chye as the group's management accountant. Mr Wee was formerly the financial controller and company secretary of Thorn-EMI, manufacturers of electronic consumer products. Mr Joti Biokovanij has become the first non-Dane to be appointed managing director of the
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        This week
        169 21 QUOTE 4 THE philosophy m the UK is that people apply for the shares after a lot of publicity, whereas m the US people sell them. 4} Mr Mark Nicholls, a senior general manager ofS.G. Warburg Co m London NOV 19: Visitors can get an insight into the
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      Lock icon Mount Pleasure projects M$6.2 m profit
      244 21 Mount Pleasure projects M$6.2 m profit KUALA LUMPUR Mount Pleasure Holdings Bhd, the property and textile-based group, has projected a consolidated pre-tax profit of M 56.2 million for the year ending Dec 31, 1964.' Based on its existing share capital of M 548 ,174,819. the projected gross earnings per ordinary
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      Lock icon Bolton's special issue gets nod from CIC
      162 21 KUALA LUMPUR The Capital Issues Committee (CIC) has approved Bolton Properties Bhd's proposed special issue of 8,389,756 new ordinary shares of Msl each. According to a statement, the CIC, however, has revised the issue price of the shares from Msl.Bo to M 51.50
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      Guinness plans stock split and bonus issue
      324 21 TOGETHER with record pre-tax profits, Guinness Malaysia Bhd is proposing a stocksplit, then a one-for-two bonus issue after the split. For the year to Sept 30, 1984, Guinness sold M 5234.7 million, or 8.3 per cent more, stout than the previous period. Pre-tax
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      Brokers ease weight in SES run
      98 21 Brokers ease weight in SES run MEMBERS of the stockbroking community had a chance to lose all the extra weight from thenbusiness lunches on Saturday. More than 350 people took part m the third annual cross-country run, organised by the Stock Exchange of Singapore, at Macßitchie Reservoir. SES chairman Ong
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    • Short stops
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        Lock icon Japanese fibre plant
        54 21 TOKYO Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd said that a group of three companies will export a 20-billion yen (Ssl76 million) acrylic fibre plant to China under an agreement with China Technical Import Corp. The group, comprises Nissho Corp, Chemtex Japan XX, a subsidiary of Chemtex Inc of the
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        Lock icon Regulation of banks
        89 21 WASHINGTON A bank deregulation task force headed by vicepresident George Bush released its final report and, with the backing of President Reagan, proposed creation of a new Federal Banking Agency (FBA) to regulate about 4,700 nationally chartered banks. The Rederal Reserve Board, which currently regulates bank holding
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        Lock icon Divisional structure
        56 21 LONDON Dunlop Holdings PLC said its operational management is being decentralised into seven profit centres following the board restructuring earlier this month. The changes are aimed at enabling Dunlop's non-tyre activities to grow profitably on a worldwide basis and also to allow its remaining overseas tyre interests to
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        Lock icon Share offer terms set
        66 21 NEW YORK GTE Corp announced a public offering of five million shares at U5540,375 (5586.4) a share, with Paine Webber Inc, Goldman Sachs and Co and Salomon Bros as managers of the underwriting group. It said net proceeds will be used for further financing of its
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      Why franchises rise or fall
      768 21  -  ANGELINE TAN Product, price, place and purchaser are important factors to consider By QUOTE 4 SOME franchisors soil you their name, let you put up a signboard. But you can do or die as long as they get a percentage of the sales. *m Mrs
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      Start of a shake-out in the fast food trade?
      413 21 FAST food does not always mean fast profits m Singapore. In fact, some prophets-of-doom are saying that a shake-out, predicted when the fast food race started, is now beginning. McDonald's managing director, Mr Robert Kwan, said: "The fast food game m
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    • Company news The week that was
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        Final Results
        49 22 Gross Company dividend Allied Choc (10) Ayer Hitam Rub 17.5 (17.5) Chuan Hup 7.5TE (20) Lmgui 3.9a (2.2a) Palmco Hldgs 3TE Group pre-tax Year to profit/loss (000) $4,463L ($1,249) June 84 MssB7 ($387) March 84 $21,329 ($14,200) June 84 M53.490 ($784) June 84 M56,076 ($2,024) June 84
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        Preliminary figures
        48 22 Gross Company dividend Aokam 28 (26) Ayer Hitam Tin 140 (85) Guinness 30 (24) Gula Perak Spore Land 10 (10) Group pre-tax Year to profit/loss ('000) M54,355 ($4,257) June 84 M58,843 ($5,869) June 84 M541.086 ($35,122) Sept 84 MJ7.269L (58.603L) March 84 $39,926 ($37,866) August 84
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        Interim results
        41 22 Interim Company dividend FimaMßox 10(10) K Kampar 5.3 (3.3) Kg Lanjut 12 (8) Sungei Best 13 (20) Group pre-tax Half-year to profit/loss ('000) M54.535 ($5,051) Sept 84 Ms3B9 ($275) Sept 84 MsBl6 ($569) Sept 84 M5534 ($2,265) Sept 84
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        New Issues
        21 22 Guinness Proposed sub-division of $1 par into 2 shares of 50 cents each and bonus issue of onetor two
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        Corporate news
        356 22 Bedford Bhd has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary m Singapore called Bedford Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd, with an authorised and oaid-up capital of Ssl million and $2 respectively.* Chuan Hup Marine Ltd has acquired a 25 per cent interest m California-based Jackson Offshore Ltd for $1.18 million. Chuan
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        New York
        252 22 ■M 16 US$ Chance Guff CM Cp Alcoo 354 -4 Gulf Res 134 unch Afced Chem Cp 344 4 Hewlett Pack Ate-Cholmers 7* unch mtt Bust Moch 1214 -IK Am Tel Tel 18 s -4 mtl Harvester 74 4 Amax Inc IS* 4 mtl Tel Tel 26 Amr
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        Hongkong
        74 22 SPECULATION about another round of prime rate cuts sent Hongkong stocks higher. Prices breached the Hang Seng Index 1055 chart resistant point on Tuesday and triggered technical buying. me market saw mainly Institutional buyers with smaller investors hesitating to enter the fray. However, followthrough buying was not as strong
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        Sydney
        45 22 THE stock market spent a subdued week waiting for firm leads from Wall Street. Market support came mainly from resource stocks. Thursday saw strong buying m gold shares on expectations of higher bullion prices. The All Ordinaries Index closed 3.4 points higher at 182.5.
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        London
        567 22 Nov 16 Pence Chan-e INDUSTRIALS AlNed-Lyons 172 +1 Ass Dairies 160 +6 BTRPLC 537 +5 Babcocks 140 -4 Barclays 522 -7 Beechams 358 +2 BtCC 235 -3 Blue Circle 486 +3 BOC Group 274 unch Boots 210 +1 Bowater 180 +1 BATS 276 +11 Britannia 75 +1 BP 503
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        Tokyo
        309 22 Nov 17 Yen Chance Mjfcub 404 -3 Aimomoto 1120 -10 Mitsub Heavy 232 -3 Aka. 538 -2 Amada 1090 +10 Mitsui 323 -3 AsahiChem 563 -7 Mitsui Ship 147 -2 Asahi Glass 833 +3 Mitsui Smelting 496 -7 Bank of Tokyo 480 unch Mitsukosh. 345 +1 Bridgestone 560 +2
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    • Overseas markets' weekly round-up
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        Lock icon Wall Streeters wary of possible 'tax reforms'
        642 22 New York NEW YORK Wall Streeters are decidedly wary as they look ahead to the possibility of '"tax reform" measures next year. Analysts m the financial world, like everybody else who has been paying attention, are mindful of President Ronald Reagan's repeated assertion
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        London
        55 22 BRITISH stocks turned m a record-breaking performance on hope* of a farther cat m the British clearing bank base rates. The rise consolidated after the Chancellor of the Exchequer said on Thursday that Interest rates were set to go lower. The Financial Times 30-share Index touched a record high
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        Tokyo
        48 22 SHARE prices In Tokyo rose In relatively heav> trading. After chappy week, the Nikkei Dou Jones Industrial Average showed a 15.43 gain to 11,264.71. Analysts said the Tokyo market will have a good chance of emerging from Its sluggishness this week if U discount rates are cat.
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      How your stocks performed
      3434 22 M shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scnp/nfhts. N Tax-exempted dividend SBU a traded ii lots of 10 shares each, with the pike quoted in doiars 1984 Last Yield Net Vol Week Kfh Low Company Sale Chance P/E (000)
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        Gold, Financial Futures
        338 23 GOLD and financial markets last week went through a relatively uneventful trading period. Eurodollars futures held firm, but gold and currencies eased slightly from their opening levels on Monday. Weekend closing prices were: December Eurodollar $90.17 (down 7 basis points from Monday's opening), December Deutschemark $0.3376 (down
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        RUBBER
        92 23 FOB m bales, Malaysian cents/Mo RAS MRELB High Low Closing Hfch Low Closing buyers buvws Nov 15 15 Int. 1 R.S.S. Prompt 172.50N 170.50N 170.50 Int 1 RS.S. FOB 175 50 173.50 173.25 199.00 196.25 Int 2 R.S S. December 163.75N Int 3 RS.S. ***** Int 1 RS.S r
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        GOLD MARKET
        18 23 GOLD USS/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 344.00—344.50 344.60 345.00 Fri Tours New York 343 50—344.00 344 50—345.00
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        GOLD ACCOUNT
        22 23 Buying Sefnf Highest— Lowest Highest— Lowest SS/gm SS/gm Bank of China 23.93-23.74 24.07-23.88 OUB 23.89—23.80 24.04—23.95 UOB 23.91—23.78 24.06—23.93 I
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        Lock icon Silver
        27 23 BARELY STEADY. Early steadiness induced by gold was later lost m very quiet trading conditions. Stocks rose by 20,000 ounces (two lots) to 51,378,000 ounces. AFP
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      • Article
        Rubber
        117 23 DULL and featureless conditions persisted as the market moved sideways along its 22--month low. Operators adopted a wait-and-see stance on the outcome of the current Inro meeting m Kuala Lumpur, whilst the holiday m Malaysia also dampened trading, said Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. The INRO average price indicator slipped
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        Lock icon Tin
        68 23 STEADIER. The tin council's buffer stock manager was called on to give active support to the market at times, as East Asian advices fell back to the "floor" price of the international agreement. The drop m market stocks was countered by the early improvement m Sterling. Thai exports were
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        Lock icon Copper
        33 23 EASIER. The strength of gold and the further reduction m market stocks (down 2,525 tonnes to 153,000 tonnes, the lowest since October 1982) generated early buying interest, although conditions were quiet. AFP
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        71 23 FIRMER. Good buying from Japan gave an early lift, despite the sharp rise m Western world stocks as estimated by the International Primary Aluminium Institute (up 67,000 tonnes, nearly 3 per cent) at 2,516,000 tonnes m September. The fall m the market stocks, down 1,875 tonnes, to 140,325 tonnes,
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      Produce market
      216 23 S SINGAPORE produce prices closed mixed m light to moderate volumes last week. In the pepper market, prices eased over the week m low volumes. A trader said the softer market was due to a total absence of overseas buying. Overseas buyers apparently found the market overpriced. He
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      646 23 Delivery of FCL import containers Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Recfcivng Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Tine Block Sea Giory (47) 19/11(2300) TA3 *****100- B 3 RegmaMS (84:2) 20/11(0700) 51 1130 1300 *****900 Al *****130 1800 1900 Bl Anson (*****N) 20/11 (0700> TA3 0900-1000
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      Lock icon Complaint by British shippers
      65 23 MOSCOW British shippers have complained to the Soviet Union during three days of talks m Moscow about cut-rate tariffs offered by its merchant fleet, according to British sources. The shippers, taking part m an annual meeting of the British-Soviet Joint Maritime Commission, said Soviet rates were
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      FOREIGH EXCHANGE
      148 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SJIO Australian dollar 1.8422—1.8472 5.50—5.38 Canadian dollar 1.6302—1.6322 6.20 6.10 NZ dollar 1.0659—1.0686 9.66—9.28 Sterling pound 2.7009—2.7043 3.74—3.68 US dollar 2.1470—2.1480 4.69—4.65 Austrian schilling 10.2233—10.3239 98.00 95.49 Belgian franc (com) 3.5915—3.5955 282.00—276.72 Danish
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      Banks' prime lending rates
      515 23 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday. Bank PLR Algemene Bank 10 American Express 10' 4 Am' Dam R'terdam Bank 10 Vi Arab Banking Corp 10 V* Asia Commercial 9 3 /4 A NZ Banking Group 10 Ban Hin Lee Bank 10
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      172 23 THE US dollar was caught m a consolidation of 2.92 and 2.98 Deutschemark with underlying support during the week under review. Against the Deutschemark, it opened at 2.9540/50 and traded to a high of 2.9775 before closing at 2.9690, 00 m New York on Friday. It also strengthened against
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      Asian $ rates
      336 23 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Nov 16: DEPOSIT I RATES P Savings account 6 n < Autosave 5 ;1 < Fixed deposit 1 1 month 6' 4 3 months 6'< 6. months 7 9 months 7 t 12 months 7 "loan %Da RATES 2
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      286 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Southern Glory 303 19/11 20/11 Jurong Wharves Donam Harmony 5/6 aside 19/11 Interhill King 4 aside 19/11 Lotines 1 aside 19/11 Pernas Simen 8 aside 19/11 Project Orient 9 aside 19/11 Bonatide 3 19/11 20/11 Budi Utama 10 19/11 2011 Percaya 10 19/11
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      Does your banker keep your affairs secret?
      714 24  -  DOREEN SOH He has to be very^ careful about what to divulge and to whom Your money By Te take idvantage of foreign exchange nte»...find out which credit card firm gives the best rate for converting the amount of overseas purchases into dollars
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      Allied Chocolate Industries Ltd
      290 24 Know your company SINGAPORE-INCORPORATED Allied Chocolate Industries Ltd is engaged m the manufacture and marketing of "Van Heuten" and "Windmolen" chocolates and other cocoa-based products. It was recently taken over by Phina Investments Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chocolate Products (Malaysia) Bhd. Penang property tycoon
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      371 24 HONGKONG Hongkong could become the financial futures centre of the East after it launches its stock index futures market, which is now billed to start m January, an expert US source said here on Friday. A source with a delegation from
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      22 23 Scholar, Banker, p«= Gentleman Soldier The Reminiscences of Dr. YAP PHENG GECK I Published by Times Books International Distributed by Federal Publications
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  • OUR CHANGING WORLD
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      Could a virus be the cause of arthritis?
      632 26 THE treatment off arthritis has been painfully slow. The symptoms are known but its causes have remained obscure. A recent issue of The Economist reports that doctors have found the culprit*, a virus. RHEUMATOID arthritis is a sickness that affects joints throughout
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        Patented: Design for air-driven cars
        81 26 A BRITON has just patented a design for air-driven cars. A recent report m the New Scientist said Mr Roger Brierley designed a system m which air is channelled into a cross-section located m a tunnel m the car's engine. Here the air increases m
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        Machine to make bricks and tiles
        47 26 NEWS from France reports that there is now a fully automatic machine for the manufacture of various construction materials such as bricks and floor tiles. This machine, created by a French engineer, can turn out up to 14,000 bricks a day.
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        Making sense out of footprints
        51 26 LAW enforcers can now use a microcomputer to make sense out of footprints, old bones and smudged fingerprints. According to Science Digest, the computer translates information into digital form, takes out irrelevant facts and then pieces the data together and comes up with the final
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      Souls of two new machines
      610 26  -  A.S. YEONG Micro Comer 1984 the year of the portable micro By IT IS no accident that of the seven PCs reviewed m this column since it first started, almost half have been portable machines. And 1984 is clearly the year of the portable micro.
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      Victorian farewell...
      528 27  -  MATILDA GABRIEL 1,500 m nostalgic march to the new school site By THINGS went like clockwork yesterday at Victoria School, with time past marching into time present and followed by talk about the future. About 1,500 Victorians, including ex-stu-dents 3nd principals, gathered at the old Victoria School at
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      Call to help youth keep away from drugs
      200 27 PEOPLE m positions of influence nave an important role to play m protecting youths from drag abase and glue-sniffing. The president of the Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association, Mr Baey lian Peck, said this at the closing ceremony of a two-day drag awareness programme
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      Those born in '67 must renew ICs by Dec 31
      116 27 THOSE born m 1967 should re-register their identity cards by the end of this year. They can do this at the National Registration Office m Empress Place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays, and from 8 a.m. to
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      150 Asean delegates in trade meetings
      152 27 150 Asean delegates in trade meetings ABOUT 150 delegates are expected to attend a series of meetings of the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Asean-CCI) at the Hilton Hotel from Nov 25 to Nov 30. The Asean-CCI council meeting will be held on Nov 29 and, after meetings counterparts
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      Best classes will have enough teachers
      221 27 Best classes will have enough teachers BASIC Education for Skills Training classes will have enough teachers for the next five years, with the latest batch of 120 teachers passing out on Nov 30. The teachers will be taught how to instruct adults and use teaching aids, by instructors from the
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      Early start for centres
      73 27 TWENTY community centre* will open their sports facili ties, reading rooms and sen ior citizens' rooms from today until No\ 3d from BJS a ni daily The 20 centres are at Alexandra. Ang Mo Kio. Anson Aye i Rajah. Chong Boon. Crawford. Geylang V\.'si Jalan Besai
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      74 27 y m Former NATO pß^ f Secretary-General f V Dr Joseph M.A.H. Luns JL*bw iJ "The Future of '"#jnß%M the Western I x H« All* f^^k^'^, rt /\iii3nce 3nci RHPI Singspore Lecture SBC Chsnnel 1 2 C#»v/V/ L/«lll« The Singapore Lecture j^f provides a rare opportunity for Singaporeans to share
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  • RACING
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      Piggott Ascot-bound?
      156 28 PERTH, Sun. Lester Piggott, who finished third to Steve Cauthen m the jockeys' championship table at the justconcluded English racing season, may ride at Ascot racecourse here on March 4 next year. His services have been offered to the Western Australian Turf Club by Sydney promoter John Scott,
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      Derby winner retired
      148 28 PARIS, Sun. The Aga Khans Darshaan has been retired from racing and will take up stud duties m Ireland next year, replacing the vanished Shergar. Shergar disappeared from the Aga Khan's Ballymany Stud m County Kildare m February last year and has not been seen since. Darshaan
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      Lock icon Folk Glen books berth in big race
      328 28  - Folk Glen books berth in big race OUR RACING TEAM By FIRST: *****9 SECOND: *****1 THIRD: *****8 STARTERS: *****1, *****4, *****1, *****9, *****6, *****3, *****7, *****8, *****8, *****1, *****0. CONSOLATIONS: *****0, *****9, *****5, *****2, *****2, *****6, *****6, *****1, *****9, *****7. FIRST: *****8 SECOND: *****7 THIRD: *****8 STARTERS: *****1, *****6, *****1,
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      Allan draws level with Teh by saddling a treble
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        Cooksley fails in appeal against suspension
        659 28 VISITING New Zealand jockey Grant Cooksley was suspended from riding m races and track work for three race days at Bukit Timah yesterday. The race meeting stewards dismissed his appeal and forfeited his deposit. Cooksley failed to take all reasonable measures to obtain the
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      Lock icon Hoddle hammers home his claim
      557 29 LONDON, Sun GLENN HODDLE, widely believed to be England's most talented soccer midfielder, struck a majestic goal for Tottenham at Ipswich yesterday to underline his team's bid for their first League title since 1961 and his own claims to a recall for England's World Cup
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      434 29 Arsenal 1 QPR 0: Tony Woodcock's eighth goal of the season defeated QPR's off-side trap. Viv Anderson set up the 71st-minute goal by heading a cross into Woodcock's path. 34,953. Aston Villa 2 Southampton 2: Two second-half goals by Joe Jordan extended Southampton's unbeaten League run to
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      Lock icon RESULTS AND TABLES
      1034 29 DIVISION ONE Arsenal 1 Queens Park Rangers 0, Aston Villa 2 Southampton 2. Chelsea 3 West Bromwich 1, Coventry 1 Nottingham Forest 3, Everton 4 Stoke 0, Ipswich 0 Tottenham 3, Leicester 2 Norwich 0, Manchester United 2 Luton 0, Watford 1 Sheffield Wednesday 0, West Ham
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      Lock icon Nyilasi seals it for Hungary
      204 29 LIMASSOL, Sun. Hungary stayed firmly on course for the World Cup finals when they snatched a 2-1 win over hosts Cyprus with a goal two minutes from the end of their European Group Five qualifying soccer match here yesterday. Tibor Nyilasi grabbed the late winner
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      Lock icon Luxembourg hit for five
      212 29 LUXEMBOURG, Sun. East Germany swamped Luxembourg 5-0 after an uncertain start to their World Cup soccer qualifier here yesterday. The win countered last month's home defeat by Group Four leaders Yugoslavia and lifted them into second place. Luxembourg held firm for the first period and even
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      Lock icon Bayern's dismal form continues
      221 29 BONN. Sun. Bayern Munich had their lead at the top of the West Gei man First Division sliced to two points yesterdaj as they crashed 3-0 m Leverkusen Bayern. who looked l.ke running away with the title when they established a five-point lead last month, have
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      Lock icon Robson's choice
      73 29 LONDON, Sun Wales have offered to play England m a World Cup soccer warm-up m January to help maintain form and confidence after England's 8-0 annihilation of Turkey Bobby Robson now faces h three-month winter break before the next qualifier againsi Northern Ireland m Belfast ai the end
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      Lock icon England in first win over China
      232 30 LONDON. Sun. England, who came within a single point of beating China for the first time m a >5 draw at Coventry on Friday, finally achieved their win when they took a 6-1 winning lead m the fourth of their six-match badminton international series
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      Lock icon All-China affair
      175 30 MANHATTAN BEACH (California), Sun. Ir will be an all-Chinese affair m the finals of this year's United States Open badminton championships. Semi-final results: Men's singles: Xiao Guobao (C) bt Zhang Qingwu (C> 18-15 15-7; Zhen Huang (O bt Mike Butler iCan) 15-13 15-6. Doubles: Chen Rang lO and
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      Shahrin reigns supreme
      457 30  -  JANICE SEAH By IT IS infinitely reassuring that Shahrin Osman is coaching Singapore's Davis Cup team. He proved a worthy model when he won his fourth match of the day by clinching the premier 45 and over singles title, beating Thai Bunleu Wongcharoen 6-4, 7-5 m the
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      Seventh Heaven
      598 30 Tay Cheng Khoon reports on an historic Singapore World Cup high THE cold Italian winter winds were forgotten as Singapore's Lim Swee Wah grabbed himself a piece of glory by finishing seventh m the individual event of the prestigious World Cup golf championships which ended m Rome yesterday.
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      Lock icon Lendl and Jarryd to battle for the prize
      200 30 ANTWERP (Belgium), Sun. Swede Anders Jarryd will meet Ivan Lendl today for the richest prize m international tennis after beating India's Ramesh Krishnan 6-0, 6-7, 9-7 m the semifinals of the US$BOO,OOO ($1,712,000) European Champions' championship. In the other semi-final, Lendl beat
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      Lock icon Watson takes the title by a whisker
      352 30 Watson takes the title by a whisker MELBOURNE, Sun. American Tom Watson survived a tense final round to win the Australian Open golf championship at the Royal Melbourne course today. Watson shot a par-72 round to pocket the winner's cheque of U5536,000 ($77,040) with a sevenunder, four-round total of 281,
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      Timely boost for Vincent
      357 30 VINCENT LEE, who will leave with the rest of the Singapore team to do battle at the Putra Cup golf championship m Rangoon later today, got a moraleboosting sending-off when he carded the overall best gross at the Warren Golf Club medal competition at Folkestone Road
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      Lock icon Warriors in the Nets
      212 30 OAKLAND (California), Sun. New Jersey overcame a 59-point performance by Golden State forward Purvis Short, the highest single-game output m the American National Basketball Association this season, as the Nets downed the Warriors 131-114 yesterday. Golden State were trailing 109-106 with five minutes left when New
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      279 30 SOUTH AFRICAN-born runner Zola Budd. who took British citizenship to compete m the Olympic Games, on Saturday became the first white to win the Sports Hero of the Year award voted for by blacks m Johannesburg. KATRIN DOERRE, of East Germany, this years Berlin International Marathon winner, outpaced
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      India and Saudi get AFC deadline
      164 31  - India and Saudi get AFC deadline JOE DORAI TWO of the 10 countries India and Saudi Arabia who are involved m the Asian Cup soccer final-round competition at the National Stadium from Dec 1-16 have been given a 24-hour deadline by the Asian Football Confederation. Both teams have not submitted
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      Dubois will be back to roll 'em over
      249 31  -  LEE WAI WUN By THOUGH the dust of the recently-concluded Asian FIQ championships has hardly settled, bowling fans m Singapore will see more world-class action at the Pepsi Kallang AllStars championships from Nov 29-Dec 9. Among the big names is French maestro
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      Guangzhou silver lining for David?
      311 31  - Guangzhou silver lining for David? JOE DORAI WHITE CLOUD SOCCER TOURNAMENT By THE White Cloud soccer tournament m Guangzhou this week will serve as the supreme test for David Lee's ranking as Singapore's first-choice goalkeeper for the Asian Cup competition to be held at the National Stadium from Dec 1-16.
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        41 31 NEWCASTLE, Sun. Liverpool climbed into the top half of the English First Division League soccer standings with a 2-0 victory over Newcastle here today. Steve Nicol (24th minute) and John Wark (89th) were the scorers. AP SEE PAGE 29.
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      Kevin's having the last laugh
      396 31  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By THE school rules were quite clear. Every pupil had to take up at least one game. That was the principal's method of upgrading the school's sporting image. Kevin Ng peeped out of his windov. He had a worried look. He was not
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      Local 'King of the Road' scores another easy ride
      242 31 JAMALUDDIN Mohamed won the five-kilometre cycling Open division individual time trial from Shimano team-mates Yusoff Sulaiman and Norazmi Talib_yesterday. Jamaluddin clocked 6min 29.65 ec at Changi to win comfortably from Yusoff (6:37.9) and Norazmi (6:48.1). Other results Students: 1 Thaial Tahir
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        Lock icon John puts it Wright
        333 31 LAHORE, Sun. Opener John Wright recovered from a blow on the head here today to score a brave 65 and put New Zealand m with a chance of lifting the First Test against hosts Pakistan. At close of play on the third day of a low-scoring
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        Lock icon West Indies' batting slump
        58 31 SYDNEY, Sun. The West Indies were on the verge of defeat by New South Wales after a dramatic batting collapse here today. Brief scores: New South Wales 287 (J. Dyson 98) and 129 (Harper 5-72, Richards 4-28); West Indies 212 (C. Lloyd 64 n.0.. Holland 4-81)
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  • OBITUARIES
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      57 31 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of the late MDM. TAN SIEW KHENG thank Dr. Toh Chin Chye Hon. MP for Rochor, Members of the Queen St. C.C. and PAP Rochor Branch, relatives, friends and office colleagues for their condolences, assistance, attendance and donations to Home of the Aged
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      181 Deaths
      195 31 MR LIM CHENG MOI AGE: 72 passed away peacefully on 18th November, 1984 LEAVING BEHIND WIFE MDM CHIA AH SOI and sadly missed by SONS: Llm Soon Kiang Llm Wan Heng (Jimmy) Llm Wan Lee (Johnny) Lim Hua Tong (Jerry) Lim Hua Kwang (Tommy) Lim Wan Liang (Roger)
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      182 Acknowledgements
      104 31 The family of Mm late Katie Seah Mvi Gek wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Professor, doctor* and staff of ward 47 S pore Gen. Hospital, Pastors Isaac Urn, Melvin Huang, Church members of Westley Methodist Church, Colleagues of Shall Eastern Petroleum, all relatives and
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      44 31 The family of the late Amarnath Pandey wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to all relatives, friends and the Officers and Man of the Ist Cdo Bn for their condolences, attendance, wreaths and donations during their recent and sudden bereavement I ■SSI
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      184 In Memoriam
      132 31 MRS HO KENG TIONG GOH TER KIA Departed: Chinese Lunar 10th month 27 1982 Such a loving wife and mother who gave so much of herself. We miss the years we shared with you as home has not been the same without you. Always remembered by Husband:
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      143 31 ANTHE ASTY CEREMONY I The Late Mr. R. Sit tarn palam (59) (Teacher, Si Ling Pr. School Marsiling) Soul appeasing ceremony of the above who was called to rest by the Lord on 21st October, 1984 will be held on Tuesday 20th November, 1984 being Ash disposal ceremony
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      19 31 ■^"»ij» wi» 'i ,«> iii <^*i^^-^^>'-^^*-^ > i "In Memoriam" j !is for the loved S ones whom you remember j
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      30 31 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY Cl vil Services Leagae: HDB v PWD, Safsa v Customs. Both matches at Balestier Road. Home Affairs (Police) v Prisons (Police Academy). All matches at 5.30 p.m.
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    199 32 Australia takes steps to stop Aids blood donors MELBOURNE, Sunday AUSTRALIAN federal and state health ministers today agreed on action to ensure that possible carriers of the killer Aids disease do not donate blood. They also decided upon a national publicity campaign to encourage women to donate blood and to
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      239 1 SHALOM, my friend Shalom, my friend Shalom, shalom It's siesta time after lunch and the residents gather m the hall to sing and pray. There are joyous faces, radiant faces, open faces, hopeful faces and one or two which appear lost but which seem to
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        745 2  -  CHAN WAI HAN Concluding our four-part series on motherhood By NE\yS of my baby's coming was received with great joy by my in-laws but with mixed feelings by Fang and I. We had not thought seriously about starting a family. But having accepted the fact,
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        768 3  -  MAY HO MAGDALENE LUM edited by Stories by BENJAMIN TAN, the Singapore Cheshire Home's talented artist who paints with a brush gripped m his mouth, is now one step nearer his dream of becoming a full-fledged artist who can work by himself. The inspiring story
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        309 3 BEING handicapped is no obstacle to art if one has grit and determination. Bearing testimony to this are the works of international mouth and foot painting artists, all of whom have lost the use of their arms through accident, birth, paralysis or other illnesses.
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        168 3 Personal motivation is the most essential ingredient of success. This illustrated anecdote on selfmotivating attitudes, extracted from Motivation, a publication of the Success Motivation Institute, Texas, may have a personal message for you. DO YOU know that it Is possible to have a map and
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        220 4 Hiding place where hope is born LIFE is strict, almost regimental^at The Hiding Place. Residents are not allowed to return home or go out, except m a group accompanied by staffers. Family and Triends are allowed to visit after one month. They live a
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        109 4 AH TEE, 16, caught glue-sniffing and shoplifting, was sent to The Hiding Place m January. "I spent all my free time wandering around and often didn't go home. Then, because of friends, I started sniffing glue and became addicted. "1 was high on the stuff and became
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        263 4 MICHAEL WONG, 27, frequented sarabat stalls and beach parties when he was m Secondary Two and started smoking marijuana "out of curiosity". He was hooked on heroin from 1974 to 1982. When not puffing, he spent most of his time m prison on drugrelated
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        108 4 "UNCLE" S.H. LIM, 63, was an opium and morphine addict for the past 21 years. Going "m and out" of St John's Island Centre (now closed) for rehabilitation didn't help. Separated from his wife and with an only daughter working m theUnited States, he says: "The urge
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        283 4 TAN GEK CHUAN, 21. comes from a family of IC. He became a medium when he was 16 because he was "fascinated by it. Like his three elder brothers before him who fell on the wayward path and are exconvicts, he took drugs and was jailed for
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        196 25 WANTED: Young voices to join the People's Association's Junior and Children's choirs. REWARD: Lots of fun, music training and a chance to sing m important concerts. Miss Monica Toh, the conductor of the Junior Choir, said she was looking for at least 40 voices to join the
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        World Chess Championship
        130 25 15th draw ends game THE 24th game m the World Chess Championship m Moscow ended m a draw on Friday, the 15th consecutive one m the match, after only 17 moves and two hours of play. The quick conclusion to the game drew an angry reaction from
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      1100 7 13 Musical 13 Muaical Instruments Instruments See the exclusive range of STEINGRAEBER SOHNE German Pianos at The European Music Fair at Hyatt Hotel from Nov. 20 to Nov. 22, 1984 Special Prices for purchases during this period. So'e Distributor: W'/A Chiu Piano Co Pte Ltd Z£U/mL 301 Upper Thomson Road
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      570 7 35 House Cleaning/ Painting COME CHRISTMAS AND so it's time for a thorough cleaning of your house. Call: *****24 for floor polishing, carpet shampooing (steam method), thorough cleaning of your kitchen and toilet or any other cleaning jobs. Special Christmas and New Year charge for a total cleaning satisfaction. PROFESSIONAL
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      765 7 36 House Renovation/Decor T.Q. TECH RENOVATION Contractors specialised m extension and alteration works for private houses, factories, office and general renovations for HDB flats. Floor tiles, painting, roofings, ceiling, box awnings, brickworks, concrete, drainage, carpentry, electrical, plumbing iron grilles, aluminium, sliding doors and windows. Tel: *****06 *****33 Mr Quek (residence
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      564 7 ■SQ3| X KEEN TO LIVE a lite ol luxurj V' on a 60ft motoryachf? FMnd B* this truly extravagant homeHp| in-the-sea anchored at classiB\ ficationll. 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators JOO KHENG SERVICE airconditioners and refrigerators. Sale, rental, reapray. repairing. Installation, maintenance, service. *****50/ *****52. SALES, RENTAL, REPAIR, spray painting for fridge,
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      544 7 48 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal CHEAP RATE FOR all types of transportation. We specialised m household, office removal and delivery of goods. Professional m piano and organ. Careful and ex- j per. nee workers provided j Reasonable charge. We are at your service, pleas* call: *****12 *****30. Tong San Removal
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      517 7 51 Printing/ Copying Services LETTERHEAD. INVOICES. NAMECARDS. Lea t lets Brochures Normal Printing 4 days Instant While You Wait Tel *****78 *****2 WATSON PRESS SPECIALISES IB name cards, letterheads invoices. et( Golden Mile Towel Beach Road. -02-58 *****Hn *****75 STICKERS WITH SELF -Adhesive for mdentitication addressing, production, advertising etc Te:
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      636 8 57 Business Opportunities 21 CASES OF provisions weighing 10 tons valued at $1!5."83 to clear at best offer available For details contacts *****72 *****70 t Jamailah* DEBT COLLECTOR WITH EXCEPTIONAL Collecting ability Collect all your debts effectively. Tel: *****61. *****37 Simon Lee IMPORTED LATEST LADIES Fashion Hells Welcome wholesalers and
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      405 8 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical I SECRETARY I &i Applications are invited from suitably S jH experienced candidates to serve the Public 8 jH Relations Manager sometime m January B 8j Pre- requisites: w 5| GCE 'OVA 1 level 8 8 Private Secretarial Certificate 8
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      420 8 invites applications to fill the following positions. (A) FEMALE SHIPPING CLERKS for export documentation. a GCE 'O' level, a Knowledge of LC and documentation procedures. Ito 2 years experience. Typing speed 45 wpm. (B) FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS to peifoiiri clerical duties and data entry, a GCE 'O' level, c Aptitude
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      431 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical INSTANT CASH FOR X'MAS Many of you would like to Join the shopping rush and need extra cash to do so. Why not start working with JOINMORE. You can choose from the following "Instant Cash Making" jobs: Secretaries Girl Fridays Typists Telephone Ops. c Accounts
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      607 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A medium sized Secretarial Company requires an EXPERIENCED TYPIST win: can type accurately and neatti at least is v p m Knowledge ol the word processor is an advantage Interested applicants, please write staling expected salary and sumbil full personal resume to: CONDUIT MANAGEMENT SERVICES
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      595 8 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical OFFICE SECRETARY required c Proficient m KngliM. SthSfthand and typing c Bookkeeping knowledge an addt-oi advantage a AWp t«i »-ork independents < iCF '(l' level c M/UMngnesi t<- leaj-n and bard working Init-r.-xTed please come person aih U) 10 Collyer Quay 10-01. Ocean Bldg Singapore
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      737 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An established Real Estate Agency requires GENERAL CLERK CUM TYPIST IK'F'O level Typing ability bilinKu.il Interested applicants contact: GATEWAY HOUSING PTE LTD S4 Maude Rd, 02-03 Townshend Building Singapore 0820 Te1:2963»3« BILINGUAL SECRETARY required by leading French electronics company for its regional representative office m
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      884 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical S-OAY WEEK passed PSLE. above 16 years old. General I'lerk for photostating, blueprint printing, cydostyling, microfilming, recording, filing, typing and other clerical work. Interview Monday-Friday at ODE, 15 t'hm Bee Drive. Singapore 2261. Tel *****22 PROPERTY FIRM IN Orchard Road has vacant positions to offer.
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      472 9 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical REQUIRED FEMALE ACCOUNTS Clerk for Chinese Restaurant. Tei: *****5S for an interview. 71 Situations Vacant: Sales >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦# BEAUTY advisors We are looking for inter- < I ested young ladies to fill k the above appointment m j r our established organise- f tion. The Job:
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      696 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVES c Must be able to work independently Dynamic, pleasant personality and initiative. c some knowledge of advertising but not essential. Required to travel overseas. c Basic salary $550 plus commission, transport allowance overseas allowance. Training will be provided. Please call tel: *****02 for
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      560 9 71 Situations Vacant: Sales FEMALE SALES ASSISTANT required by Established Chemist shop m Orchard Road Shop do not open on Sunday or at night Training provided Phone Christine: *****23. REQUIRED SHOE SHOP Salesmen with experience. Salary above $650 plus com mission. Age above 21. Interested call personally at: -04-11 Bukit
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      404 9 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situation* Vacant: Technical Technical Bf Ordnance Development Engineering Co. ■I of Spore Pte Ltd A mambar of >■■'- X n Singapore Technology Corporation B 1 X:: Talc* off on a challenging career. M EL Jo'" Singapore's leading m&. Hi-tech corporation where WL productivity through Mfc* staff
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      128 9 U SINGAPORE I PTE LTO I A leading multi-national European electrical switchoear company has vacancies for ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN Ability to speafc and nnte English Skilful with the hands as job involve Hssembi.ng of switches relay: and motor-itarters Experience not necessary as full training will be provided Male applicants must I
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      454 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical i 4^- Eastern I >ndustnes I I (A member of The National Iron Group) I I Geared to serve and support the construction industry, the I Group has over the years introduced a range of steel and concrete
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      153 10 MRT Sub-Contractor for street re-inforcement work requires: ESTIMATOR to take-off for fabrication liason with site staff purpose progress claim interested call *****64/*****72 PLAZA MANAGEMENT PTE LTD has an immediate vacancy lor an AIRCC NDITIONING TECHNICIAN Requirements: NTC 3in maintaining aircon Minim urn 2 years experience Completed N.S. Please i-pply personally
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      613 10 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical I EEto(g^[P®[n)[3(o I We invite applications for the following positions: I Engineering assistant c Diploma m Electronics Engineering with 2 years experience i preferably m radio or colour TV production c Responsible for a team of Technicians m
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      356 10 73 Situations Vacant: Production Mam r HITACHI CHEMICAL I (S) PTE LTD I (Leading manufacturer B of printed circuit board) I 20 Bedok South Road. 5 (1646) J Requires LCSEBSaJ Requirements: r c Primary six education W and above 4 Age 1 6 to 35 years You can choose any
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      414 10 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production a»«BaBBBBBBBB«BMBa»aaa»MBB«MaHi*»a»BBMHMaaaaaiMii OBIBVH gaßJ^MpßaaßaaHi z-_#HITACHI >^~^^^^^^^^^ Hitachi Electronic DevioeMS' Pte Ltd ■■■■WE ARE ■ILWEXPANDINO* Due to rapid expansion, our multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manu facturing Company m Jurong has the vacancies for keen and dynamic men who seek rapid advancement and job
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      655 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production Go W W Black Decker, fr^ HIGH STAR TING SALAR Y. Educational opportunities fw/^l GOOD BENEFITS L through our BEST Program Come for the happenings. 2)iLi
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      176 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous r"""""" nmm A I A multi-national I shipowning a company urgently I I requires suitable I I applicants for the I following positions:- I Applicants s.iould 1 possess a Degree or I Diploma /Ce'liticate m Mechanical /Marine Engineering plus a 1 j minimum of 2/3 years
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      411 11 MALAYAN I PV^fß BREWERIES I InlHlH (STORE) PTE LTD I Brewers of Tiger Anchor Beet H ABC Stout H NEW STARTING I —$426^ I Requirements: I Completed primary education I Age below 40 years I Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts B NEW STARTING I 1 1 s_^ZwT^!!^rzZZ^2 l
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      173 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous The largest lift j j manufacturing com- s pany m Singapore I requires: i ■>J32J^ltt9|H I K&UillJalH I 3 GCE 'O 1 levels Class 2 driving I licence i >^i^nr=r:^s^Bai i I Illdl I I i m3 l f il €01 1 ftl BfIMHMfIHHBBfI i All
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      440 11 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous SAUDI ARABIA REQUIRED MALAYSIAN AND SINGAPOREAN WORKERS FOR A OIL REFINERY. 1) CONTROL ROOM OPERATOR (MARINE FACILITIES) RESPONSIBILITIES: MOVEMENTS OF All OIL PRODUCTS FROM STORAGE TANKS TO MARINE DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS BY THE MONITORING AND CONTROL OF VDU/COMPUTER INSTRUMENTS. EDUCATION: HSC PREFERRED OR COLLEGE GRADUATE. EXPERIENCE: 7
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      340 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Automated f 8 i offers Permanent Ist Shift lobs k (7.30 am 4.48pm) ~j Female Female £m £3 Test Production f§ HI Operators Operators 222 Basic Basic TTv^^ jjjjjjjjjjjj ifMarcfc upwards Wig W% after 3 mths after 3 mths W$ iiiijiijjiij GCE
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      393 11 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production T Sk APPLIED MAGNETICS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD A manutacture' of computer periphe'a products i has vacanc'es fo' SalaryStarting $***** 3 months $***** $***** Smooths $434 00- $***** 6 months $450 00 -$***** Attendance allowance of $20 pet month 5 -day work week
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      193 11 QAS AIRPORT SERVICES B has immediate vacan B B cles for the post of: 3 Singaporean H 55 E 3 Physically fir for s S handling cargoes t B willing re dc sntfr g S Preferably have valid B s class 5 driving licence E E CROSS SALARY 5 $445
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      377 12 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous hy cooks GREETERS CASHIERS j WAITERS WAITRESSES SERVICE ASSISTANTS -DISHWASHERS BARTENDERS BEVERAGE STEWARTS There's a New Denny's Restaurant m Singapore, Sand that means New Family Eating Fun and new full-time and part-time jobs 0 X Interviewing now Z
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      424 12 tyj\ METRO 1 We require keen end self-motivated individuals who ere J I interested m the challenge of a sales career to join us I I as: 1 A) SALES REPRESENTATIVES il (For Our Exclusive Boutiques) f I 18 to 25 years of age. 1 |1 Completed Secondary 4 education.
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      469 12 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous [4^91^% Singapore g^Sl Automotive Engineering A member of Symbol of Integrity AT V Singapore ■j#" Technology |^"jl Corporation We invite applications for the following: Able to carry out body repairs and accident damages, gas welding and panel beating Those without the necessary
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      589 12 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I A A MOTOROLA fi J| I I f^\ A Leader m the communications |h^^^^^ I y and electronics industry LVbw^ I WALK- IN I INTERVIEWS I For our growing operations, we H have immediate openings tor: H I (A) SET-UP TECHNICIANS
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      56 12 THE ROLLING PIN has immediate requirement for DRIVERS CUM DELIVERYMEN PACKERS Requirements: Minimum experience 2 years. Good command of English. c Pleasant personality, c Dependable. Interested parties should apply m person to: THE ROLLING PIN Shaw Centre #05-01 Attn: Manager or Production Operations CARRICO MOVERS URGENTLY requires General workers with
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      437 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous h—r W HOTEL has Immediate vacancies for A. CONFIDENTIAL CLERK/ TYPIST G.C.E O 1 Level with credit m English. Able to type accurately with a Typing Speed Of 35 40 w.p.m Experience m Personnel work will be an advantage. B. FRONT OFFICE CLERK Salary: $554.00 G.C.E
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      431 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous •■"■■^■^■^■^•aaaaSalß^iaaaaaHHHHHHßaaaaaaaaK For our Mitsubishi factory m Bukit Timah, we require ASSISTANT PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR NTC/ITC holders m Electronic Servicing Some supervising experience In assembly process preferred MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN VITB holder m Mechanical servicing or equivalent STORE ASSISTANT cum DRIVER Possess valid class 4 driving licence FEMALE AUTO
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      392 12 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous ■Jli|iHM|l|MUßJMmya SAN requires GOOD ENGLISH SPEAKING DRIVERS c Musi know Singapore roads and plait- HHerf-.st veil c At least 21 years of age with 2 ye.\T^ constant driving experience Interested, cell at SANS TOURS CAR RENTALS OFFICE F3B. 3rd floor Mandarin Hotel Orchard Road Spore 0923
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      660 13 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Plastic miection moulding factory requires urgently: 1) SHIFT LEADER (CHINESE) Must be able to work on 3 rotating -<hift.s .At If u.st 3 years experience 2) MATERIAL HANDLERS Permanent morning shift 1 OOutn to 3 00pm 3) LORRY ATTENDANT 4) FEMALE MACHINE OPERATORS Permanent morning shift
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      334 13 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A large warehouse operator requires: SECURITY GUARD (Ist Shift) c Candidates with experience m security procedures and traffice flow preferably within warehouse operations a Malaysians will be considered $460 per month If interested plaaaa ring for an interview MISS E.C. HO SINGAPORE WAREHOUSE CO. (PTE) LTD
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      595 13 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Wa have the following vacancies ELECTRICIAN (Ss?ootoSsBooP.M.) VITB Certificate m electrical engineering or NTC 3. a At least 3 years' working experience. STOREKEEPER SS7OO P.M.) a Minimum 5 years' experience as a storekeeper m a manufacturingenvlronment. a Knowledge of inventory control. Plaaaa apply to:-TECHNO-TRANSFER INDUSTRIES PTE
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      843 13 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WE REQUIRE 1) RECEPTIONIST with experience 2) FIELD HOSTESSES with: Good personality Sociable Like meeting people Kindly call *****80/*****67 «81-105 LUCKY PLAZA WALK-IN INTERVIEW Showroom Security Guards urgently required to work daily from 9 am to 10 p.m. including Sundays and Public Holidays. Interested applicants please
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      442 13 (DBS Today ■jflfflg 215 \q\ f#|S iTV \n\ Vehicles Are In Tnis Section ■■■at HHBKvlb^>v^9 y^S^jUa^BaJßa^laHH 1 P TOYOTA *****55 (Town offiroP jJ f rAu^! quality way r fl SELF-DRIVE AND /^hKn S tf CHAUFFEUR-DRIVEN sunrise car rentals < We offer good quality cars and commercial vehicles at competitive rates.
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      558 13 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance TAI THONG LEE, hire purchase, immediate approval, (4 years repayment), new/ used vehicles. *****65/ *****02. 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/ Volvo COMAPANY'S REGISTRATION 1979 Alfa Romeo Alfetta 2.0 L. Aircon, radio cassette. Tax Feb 1985. Rustproofed. Immaculate condition. Tel: *****33. JAN. 1977 PEUGEOT 640 Auto. First
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      746 13 c —^—^^mm^^^— t 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1 1981 MERCEDES 200 private I owner, showroom condition, air- 5 con, radio cassette, sports rims. Tel: *****25 1 1981 MERCEDES 200 (imported S new improved engine). Sports J rims, full option. Beautiful condition. *****91 ext. 7454. 1 1982 MERCEDES 280S auto. 1
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      782 13 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 car> at our 2nd Volvo show room at Hock Soon Industrial Complex (near ounsi 230. Upper
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      774 13 90 For Sale: Toyota ISB2 TOYOTA STARLET WOU lady owner, aircond. $17,500 ono •J*****1 cxl. 2378 1983 DECEMBER TOYOTA Trueno twin cam domesti modal. 1 owner Tel: *****40 Mr. Lim. ~91 For Sale: Mitsubishi SPORTY 1981 MITSUBISHI Colt Supershift 1400 GLX. 8-speed. aircon.. sports steering, newsports rims, high power, radio,
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      468 13 93 For Sale: Honda AUG 1980 HONDA Aj Automata 2nd ownei All n I radii osssette U| U>] ndii $18,300 (*****1 COMPANY DIRECTOR CAR. Mid'B2 Ai i ord Btandard m< origma! dark blue nj^ mileage $25,000 337(5785. evening *****22 OCT. 1980 HONDA A. ,r MltO main OrtgtnsJ powei steering private
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      2384 14 97 Vehicles Wanted IF YOU'RE LOOKING for the best value for your car (all models) d Contact Ng. *****89/*****22 d PROBLEM SELLING YOUR cars? Let us solve it. Contact *****08. used car centre, Telok Kurau. QUALITY USED CARS PARF scrap cars required at reasonable offer. Contact Ong Tel: *****34/5. RELAXI
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      233 14 106 Accommodation Available: Houses HOLLAND VILLA For Lease 2'; Storey semi-detached bungalow at Moonbeam Terrace (Off Holland Road). Singapore 1027 Tel: *****77 DISTRICTS 13, IS, 9. Braddell Heights, Katong, Victoria Park single-storey, detached bungalows, air-conditioned. 5. 7, 41. Duns.'old Drive. 19 Lynwood Grove. 37, 18. Chiltern Drive 10 Avon Road,
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      222 14 106 Accommodation Available: Houses BUNGALOWS/ SEMI-DETACHED NAMLV Avenue. Faber Park Let- don Park. Binjai Park Bintonp Park. GUsU-ad Road SunsH Way. Chancery Lane. Coronation Road $2.800 $12,000 Cairnhill Housing *****58 OIST. 11, MODERN SINGLESTOREY detached bungalou m cul-de-sac 3 bedrooms and servant'a amenities Large living dining Huge lovely extended patio
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      815 15 106 Accommodation Available: Houses QUEEN ASTRID PARK vicinity appealing 4-oeiiriH>ined home with large fmailv area, modern and well equipped kitfhen. nice patio and well landscaped garden $6,300 System Properties Pte Ltd. *****38 BELLI AN *****35. DIST. 11 colonial bungalow HOOOsq.U 2 bedrooms wilh attached baths, maid's riuim. renovated with large
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      638 15 106 Accommodation Available: Houses JALAN LABU MAMS (off Hartley Road) Beautiful single-storey detached bungalow Fully furnished, ain-onditioners $1 700 *****75. owner. NEAR BUKIT TIMAH Shopping Centre, fully furnished semi-de-tached. 3 bedrooms, available immediately. Tel: *****43/ *****91 SERANGOON GARDEN BEAUTIFUL, cosy corner semi-detached bungalow. 3 airconds. partially furnished. $1,400. Perfect Housing.
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      796 15 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: i Apartments Apartments Apartments 9* Staying long m Singapore? V£ No other apartment can offer you as many advantages as. THEFLAZA SEWICE AEWMENTS Kg Fully air-conditioned; I or .^■j^^Wl 2-bedroom apartments i Fully furnished, with kitchenette Full domestic services rifl^S B
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      757 15 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 21 PANDAN VALLEY 4-bed-roomed apartment m Chempaka Court. Tastefully furnished. Rental: $2,600. DIST. 11 GILSTEAD COURT 3-bed-roomed apartment with balcony overlooking swimming pool/ children playground. Rental: $2,000. DIST. 5 FABER HILL newly repainted lower maisonette with 3 bedrooms, swimming pool/ tennis court. Rental: $1,600. METZ
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      876 15 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments c International Plaza (Dist 2), 2 rooms, high floor, city and sea view. Fairways (Dist 4), new studio apt, furnished. Jervoi* Garden (Dist 10), new condo, maisonette with small garden swimming pool, attractive landscaping. Try us for other condominiums and localities. V.C. EDWARDT PTE LTD Tel:
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      837 15 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST. 9. HIGH FLOOR beautiful brand new 3-bedroomed apartment. Kitchen cabinet, carpark. security, swimming pool Close to Orchard Road, supermarket. hotels. Rental $2,000 Tel *****96/ *****57. DIST. 9, HIGH FLOOR beautiful brand new 2-bedroomed apartment, aircond. kitchen cabinets. carpark, security. Swimming pool. Close to Orchard Road,
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      872 15 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments THOMSON GROVE CONDOMINI- UM/ Mimosii Park beautiful I 4bedroomed apartments Split- level Pool, squash tennis, par- j tiaiiy fully furnished $1,350--$1,500 Rodee 29K29H7 *****79 1 FULLY FURNISHED studio apartment to let preferably tra- veiling executive to share at different tune a! the month, at The I
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      855 15 137 Accommodation Available: Apartments ORCHARD ROAD VICINITY mod crn apartment I large bedrooms 2,000 sq ft Spacious living dining, balcony Furnished $2,800 Continental Appraisal *****22 PEARLBANK, HIGH FLOOR bedroom.- About 1 700 scj ft Furnished partial sea and Chinatown \ie» $1,100 Her,* Fatt Property *****88 POINCIANA TOWER 4-BEDROOM-ED maisonette available
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      551 16 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments UPPER BOON KENG. Clement). Hougang. Kurrer. Jurong. Potong Pusir. Bukit Batok StSOU $1,000 225*5644 $1,000 DIST 3 RENOVATED apartment Dist 9 apartment with pool. $2,000 Pandan Vuiiey $2,400 i.( 7')o *****1V8 B6HIS $2,000 DIST. S (PARKVIEW COOdO) brand new hnrrtM -t-bedroomeil .ipurtment Pool tennis squash MoastworM
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      679 16 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms ROOM NEAR PARKWAY Panda for respectable uorkmg Single Furnished Tel M9NM, Mr I.mi i ROOM TO LET tOf single person at reasonable rate Fully furnished Please contact *****56 TANJONG KATONG 2 unfurnished rooms cooking children alj lowed ;tt***** *****18. 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houses RECREATION CLUB WISHES
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      645 16 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses If your property's donewell, let us give you the credit. I JOMED %i»nteu £D gently. FieXa^Mßjsjsj&Lst Street i stli ;es 21 vJl|B5*^*""*BfciL Mrs si 9 ~Jr*-Il* YEARS OLD renovated irTfWj 1 970 m\ dern
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      26 16 3 Storay bungalow at Da Sllva Lane for sale. Freehold land. Spacious lounge/ dining kitchen covered carporch/teak. Parquet flooring. Contact: Spring Enterprises Pta Ltd Tal: *****58/*****98
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      251 16 DIST. 16, OEI TIONG Ham Park, 2 1/2-storey bungalow, land area: approx. 11.000 sq.ft. Built-in approx. 5,500 sq.ft. 6 plus 1 bedrooms, 4 plus 1 bathrooms, 2 living halls, 1 dining hall, excellent frontage. Artlculously reconstructed. Magnificient looking. Meticulously maintained for social functions. Second to none. $1.65 M. Patron *****15/
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      259 16 GOLDEN HILL VICINITY. Brand new 3-storey terrace. 5 bedrooms, very large master bedroom with dressing area, 2 balconies, driveway for 2 cars. $510,000. Floor plan available at: Lay Realty Company, 27 Foch Road. #05-02. Tel: *****55. JALAN TUPAI NEXT to Orchard Boulevard double-storey bungalow land area: 8,000 sq.ft. built-in 4,000
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      1678 16 113 For Sale: Houtt 113 For Sale: Houtes 113 For Sale: Houses To be held at the Mercury Room (18th floor) I Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road. Singapore H ON THURSDAY, 22ND NOVEMBER 1984 AT 2.30 P.M. OFFICE BUILDING I I 6/8 ROBINSON ROAD 7 storey office block m the heart
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      955 16 114 For Sale: Prtvate Apartments I j^^_^^^B^BßßS^Blß^B NIGH FLOOR, PEOPLES P«rfc Centre. 1 .630 sq ft I ainonditioned bedrooms 2 batnroomi I attached) and toilet rooms Full} furnished will; cupboards cabinets including hall kitchen central hot »ate r lystem $400,000 negotiable C< Bt*< I *****64 *****84 i INVEST NOW! UaeokHMBH
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      876 17 114 For Sale: Private Apartments RIOGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM kuhio H.Nf nun sail 3 b«dKXMBa big)) flour. fu!l> furmshea tenanted at &VKOO nil March M I- ..r enquiries call 4^7i>44 MMJSM SHELFORO ROAO br.uut new 3 DedrVv'iM-. servants apartment *ith pri\.itt* sj.irden Approx j Mi aq M Freehold Kuii tacittItca 5495.0 M
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      867 17 114 For Sale: Private Apartments SOPHIA COURT TYPE X 3rd level. y;)7 svi .ii 2 bedrooms, 2 attached baths WI.VUOO Tel *****70. 115 For Sale: HUDC Apartments LAKEVIEW. BLK. A/ C. mid high floor, 1.770 sq.ft. Facing lush I gr?enery Macßitchie Reservoir, i quiet. $27^.000 $285,000 I.aguna. high floor 1.550
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      394 17 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments MARINE PARADE 4-ROOMED facing sea Renovated. $78,000 negotiable *****67. *****32. *****32. TEBAN GARDEN 3-ROOMED Blk 7. near all facilities, selling $38,000 0.n.0 Tel: *****15 1 ROOM. 1/2 hall. HUB apartment at Telok Blangah Crescent. Call *****87. 117 Properties Wanted READY CLIENTS REQUIRE 2-room Tanglin Halt;
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      594 17 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces FREEHOLD FACTORY I SALE/LEASE I 7642 sqft I Indoor loading bays with raised I loading platform. Only 6 storeys high I with 3 lifts serving 6 units/floor. Water I supply to individual units. Excellent I ventilation and lighting. Fronting Paya Lebar Road within 3
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      243 17 PAYA LEBAR ROAD light industrial factory space for sale. 6,000 sq.ft. Alrconditioned, partitioned. Tenanted. Freehold. $160 p.s.f Deans Property *****55. OIST. 22 TANJONG KLING JTC corner terrace factory. Reasonable rental. Tel: *****33 Elizabeth/ MrNg. GUL SECTOR C 5. 7300m2 land. 1,300m2 building. Reasonable price. Chan Loh Valuers *****32. MACPHERSON ROAD
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      693 17 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces BRIQIITWAY B I BUILDING S S Quality warehouse light 5 industrial building S I B Immediate Occupation m Excellent Location Areas from 1 ,1 84 sq ft S I Professionally Managed I R and Maintained M Joint Leasing Agents\*\ i s Mansfield
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      847 17 120 For Sale: 120 For Salt: 120 For Sale: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces WESTHAM COMMERCIAL BUILDING SUN WUI ROAD (NEAR LEE GARDEN HOTEL HONG KONG OVER 45,000 SQ FT. OFFICES 5,852 SQ FT. RETAIL SPACE P NEWLY COMPLETED CENTRAL AIRCONDITIONED, CURTAIN WALLED WITH IST CLASS MANAGEMENT VACANT POSSESSION.
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      667 18 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: Office Spaces Office Spaces LI AT TOWERS ORCHARD Next to proposed BUILDING MRT station Inside CSD Just outside CBD Immediate occupation Attractive rental terms W GOIDVEIN GROSIP CONTACT OWNER TEL=*****77 I Overseas Union House I 1 A choice locality I I by the waterfront
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      328 18 SIM LIM TOWER 734 840/ 1574 sq.ft.. Haw Pur Centre 1245 1500 s".ft.. Parkway Parade 936 1500 sq.ft.. Middle Road 1100-4500 sq.ft.. Arcade 1324 sq.ft. PIL Building 1100-8100 sq ft. 296-6666 1) ONE UNIT of shophouse plus mezzanine office, partitioned and central aireon. $5,000 p.m. 2) One unit office with
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      723 18 121 For Rent: Office Spaces DIST. 7 FORTUNE CENTRE office space, fuoing sea. Partitioned and carpeted Interested parties, please call Fields. *****11/ 2/ 3. ENG CHEONG TOWER, outside CBI) 1.692 sq.ft 6 partitioned rooms, carpeted and newly painted *****77. GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX office units of various sizes. Rental from $2.30
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      436 18 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces NEAR DHOBY GHAUT. MRT station 3rd storey shop. 1,300 sq ft./ 440 sq.ft. Ideal for wholesale/ speciality shop. $480 p.s.f. Tel Kube: *****49. SHOP AT TELOK Kurau Road (Katong) for rent ($2,750)/ sale ($550 000). Area: 1.089 aq.ft. Tel: *****11 CITY PLAZA BEST locality, groundfloor,
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      709 18 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces |p|STREEii Prime shops of various floor areas for lease or sale W All trades will do well here Book early limited units available Cuppage Plaza Food Street is located at booming Cuppage Road Pedestrian Mall.
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      383 18 125 Shop Spaces Wanted SHOPHOUSE REQUIRED FOR rental. Approximately 1,500 to 2,000 sq.ft. Rental between $2,000 to $3,000. All areas considered within 6 miles from city. Interested please call *****68. RESTAURANT SPACE ABOUT 2,000 3,000 sq.ft. wanted. Preferably around Robinson Road, Shenton Way, Cecil Street Orchard Road. Call *****66 for
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      156 18 137 Tours Region's No. 1 Tour Operator Reliance Travel Agencies (S) Pte. Ltd. 10 Eu Tong Sen Street, #03-01 Furama Hotel Shopping Centre, Singapore 0105 Tel: *****22 (20fin««) T AO96 TOON'T KNOCK^ I ON EVERY I STEP INTO YOUR STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED FOR I THE BEST 1 ACCOMMODATION i 1L
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      1211 18 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tourt I S NAM HO J TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. §fc With us, you'll «n|oy th*sc axtnis -5 Ist class hotels Good meals, mostly grand dinners Extensive itinerary coverage c Guaranteed flight departures, direct flights c Friendly bilingual guides. S 6 So rx>ok early
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      697 19 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours I Nt* Gold Coas>\ I 6/7 9 days $1133/$1233/$1366\ II Gold Coast Brisbane I I ill 6/8/9 da VS $1499/$ 1649/ 51 699 I Ist class "otei, 3O°t Chinese meals BJ j I I at top cass restaurants complete 111 9 da V s
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      670 19 137 Tours 137 Tours Lp^Tchlna jf^ m I m\ BURMA CIS? II I MM^ THAILAND 1 t F^T HONG KONG I] Great country package J I tour at one small pnce -V* lat $3300 for J LaV 1 -j. a«a te, *j I J aaPl f^^a^i^a^ travel tours 13 jf
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      715 19 146 Foreign 146 Foreign /In HOTEL TOURISM I Cj&HOOl «LIS MCHEB> SWITZERLAND 3-year complete full Hotel Management Course offered m English Medium. First established school of its kind m Switzerland. Extremely popular among students from ASEAN countries and other students throughout the world Excellent practical training offered with wages, meals
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      1063 20 APPOINTMENTS lon GCE A' LEVEL GRADUATES I The latest technological training leading to the award of a Diploma from the respective Institutes is available B as follows: m n FRENCH-SINGAPORE INSTITUTE 1 APPLICATIONS are invited from GCE A" Level graduates m OF ELECTROTECHNOLOGY for admission to the 2-year full-time diploma
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      113 20 NOTICES 1 PAHANG INVESTMENTS PUBLIC LUTED COMPANY (Incorporated m England) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATE Notice is hereby given that share certifi cate numbered *****9 covering 1.000 shares m the name of Bennett Joachim Gomez has been reported lost Notice is also given that the new certificate will be issued and the
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      816 20 GOVERNMEW OF NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Applications arc mviicd from suiublv qualified candidate* !or appointment as SUPERVISOR OF WKIKARK HOMKS m ihc Welfare. Youth and j Spurts Department. MiniMn of (allure Youth and Sports. Ncgara Brunei Ihirussalam. SM.ARV Si AI.K: C 3-4 EB S 851.V90 $2,970 per monih Ql AIiHCATION AND
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      1231 21 NOTICES f SALBUTAMOL I SALBUTAMOL SULPHATE I I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SALBUTAMOL and SALBUTAMOL I I SULPHATE are protected by the following patents: H I Malaysia No. 3 1974 registering U.K. Patent No. 1,200,886 I I Singapore No. 413/1973 registering U.K. Patent No. 1,200,886. The above patents are
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      499 21 There's a luxurious new way to £J/KMHw*^mi' Impressive enjoy the charm of old Malacca. MMi M fc^Wl BHife; rAm/antiAn l.w.llW*^^ The Ramada Renaissance Hotel. BPj -|fc% «i COnVenilOn laCllllieS It stands 24 storeys high right m f j i'te J I Our Bunga Raya Ballroom cat the heart of Malacca.
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      20 22 $15,000 I to be won weekly m Shin Mm Daily i News. I BUSINESS THE TIMES PAPER THAT TALKS BUSINESS
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      185 22 I Applications are invited from suitably qualified i candidates to apply for the following posts I which will commence m January 1985:- H I SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYORS I I Must possess a degree tn Building or Quantity H I Surveying or equivalent professional qualification I I Minimum 2 years relevant
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      297 22 r NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE I MOTOR SHIP OR VESSEL "TROPIC DAWN I (Admiralty m Rem No. 541 of 1984) PARTICULARS OF VESSEL Name of Vessel "TROPIC DAWN" Port of Registry Singapore I Type All steel welded. 3 hatches/ holds, motor general cargo X vessel. Year Built 1971 m Germany. B
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      228 22 AICTION SALE CHIEF ENGINEER MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL DIVISION PWD KALLANC; SINGAPORE A publii auction ot used vra< tor--, doeen uiol(jr-prader>. saloon cars, motor-cycles, airconditioning and electrical equipnienl. hh ginf- oil. scrap metal etc will be held on November 26. 1984 ll 930 a.m. al the Secretariat Room. Singapore Conference Kail. Shenton
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      651 23 COMICS jg° GAR FIELD By Jim Davis PEANUTS By Schaix POC BOY/ HOW'S MV FAVORITE J OH.THINGS ARE PRETTY MOCH I UH^OO SAY I I/t JUST SIGNED I I IT*; TAi IPP I I Z' TUAt^ FTT^TTTTTYTBI LITTLE PROTHER?/ THE SAME HERE, WILP PARTIES, I YOU'RE COM.N& (up p OR
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      349 24 |i Single girls may swoon over red roses ■^^^BjßsV&w^^^^^B^^lßßßßßßßßSft but married women think diamonds are m^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^^^^^Kl^S^KKßl^S^^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i a far more romantic gift. These and other fascinating finds emerge from Wmf¥l^^^^Kß^^ May Oon's look into what women and '^BKl^^^^^BM|i^HßM||i|Ks^^ men consider The Most Romantic Gifts V'l When Mrs Ho was working, she
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      732 24 TV and radio THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is footing the bill for at least $25,000 of the $18 million being spent on the National Exhibition, from last Thursday to Dec 15, currently held at the World Trade Centre. This sum is just for the construction of a 10 metre by
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      242 24 Round-up The English channel disc jockeys can be seen in action from Mondays to Saturdays between noon and 2 p.m. and on Sundays from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.. Malay programme deejays will be at the hall from 3.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays, and from 3 p.m. to
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      30 25 PIANO RECITAL BY MARCELLA CRUDELI Victoria Concert Hall Thursday, 8 p.m. VOCAL RECITAL BY JENNY REN accompanied by Sylvia Chu on the piano Victoria Concert Hall Nov 27, 8 p.m.
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      1425 26 YOUR VEWMG AND USTENNG GUIDE Old guard share their experiences SBCS 1 1 Radio One g=g PRDJCinUBS OF GOV- ■■■——>■ c .J'^ n iiono a a n d H h^ rule of 2.30 PM SBC Text 'Live' Sample Pages 6.55 Rubik. The Amarat| Cube (See Specially lor s.» am National
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      859 1 4 It was a Chrisitian manual, teaching girls and women about the importance off education and fear of God. Librarian David Chng found a 152--year-old 1 832 —1984) Christian manual published m Singapore m an US library. To his delight, the book, written m Chinese by
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        284 1 'Westpac, Australia's world bank, announces record profit. W rrfk T A kirT A T TjT/^TjT ir^LJTC I Formed just two years ago following the merger Call Westpac, your world bank. HN ANCIAL HILrHLILjH 1 b between the Bank of New South Wales and The World headquarters: 60 Martin Place, Sydney,
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        242 2 THIS programme is compiled by Rediffusion and broadcast daily m Teoehew, Hokkien and Cantonese over both Rediffu- i sion and SBC's Radio Three on Mon Sun at 11.85 a.m. The English notes are provided by us. flx ffl >S m Lesson 269 Holiday activities VOCABILARY: 1) itl^r
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        1081 4 Training E makes better musician PRACTICE makes good musicians, but training makes better musicians. To date only five Malay musicians m Singapore have achieved a high qualification m their chosen field. They have graduated from Berklee College of Music. Even though their number is small, it is enough to show
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        797 4  -  AZMAN SIRAJ Oleh SEHINGGA kini, sudah terdapat lima pemuzik Melayu yang telah lulus dari Maktab Muzik Berklee di Boston, Amerika Syarikat. Jumlah mereka yang lulus itu walaupun kecil, buat masyarakat Melayu ianya merupakan satu pencapaian yang dapat dibanggakan. sebanyak dapat menambahkan lagi orang-orang yang berkelayakkan dalam bidang
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        933 3 I APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES 9HHHH 3TANTS RSsoftftl SfIHHS Sales Service: Rates: Box Service: «inni« iw«*vuu i iihii Tel; *****11 ext 2724-7 Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: S$ 5.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S RS ***** TIMEAD 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm Posted*- Sslo 00 APPOINTMENTS I BANKING FOR A CAREER I fl
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        563 3 INSTEM SDN BHD H (wholly-owned subsidiary of Institution of Engineers Malaysia) H I invites application for the post of I I GENERAL I I MANAGER I I Duties and responsibilities:- to formulate H and implement organisational goals and I I marketing plans and conduct training pro- I grammes to promote
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        992 3 JwnWywy-— for a bngnter look I at your future I WYWY is the exclusive regional distributor for Ricoh the multi-billion dollar world 1 leader of office automation products. Due to the unprecedented expansion of I WYWY and the introduction of a wide range of advance OA products from 1 Ricoh,
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        586 4 ■■I —t I■m I I P <■ I J ▲lwi I Id. Jk I ■If 1m V w Jh^ any l k .a J[ .J 1 P? s j* «f :if LSI £jUXOp@<JLH Music Fair \.-^mk Mt^BP J Hyatt Hotel 3rd Level A^ I November 20 to 22, 1984mbJ 1
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        130 4 Teka Kata Siri W Bahagian 3 Wor <* Q«»w w, Part 3 INSTRUCTIONS: In the columns and lines below you can see \ho word 'AJA'. By adding two letters one before and one after the word AJA" you will be able to form another word on earn line. Use the
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