The Straits Times, 24 November 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Big tourism plan unveiled
    550 1  -  P.N. BALJI By Task force comes up with host of ideas to attract more visitors THE government has approved an ambitious and exciting package that will drastically change the tourist map of Singapore. The package, put together by a highpowered group of 11 m the form
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    Dr Wong to take over as STPB chairman
    312 1  - Dr Wong to take over as STPB chairman CHRISTINA TSENG By MR TAN I TONG witi step down as chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board at the end of this month. He will be replaced by Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State for Trade and Industry. The announcement
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    Hon's willow receives top award on behalf of late minister
    488 1 Hon's willow receives top award on behalf of late minister ONE man left an indelible mark on Singapore's economy. Another helped to turn Singapore into an international communications centre. A third played a big part m the cleaning up of the Republic. There were many others, too, who m many
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    'Don't handicap
    86 1 women further' 4 The role of the modern Singaporean woman is already sufficiently onerous without her being further handicapped by a bias m the educational system. As it is, the Singaporean husband shirks all household duties... The ministry's relegation of Home Economics to females only will only exacerbate
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      Lock icon U.S. DIPLOMATS FLEE COLOMBIA
      41 1 BOGOTA, Fri. More than It US diplomats have fled Colombia following threats by drag gangs angered over Colombia's pledge to extradite narcotics traffickers to the United States, a US Embassy spokeswoman said today. UPI SEE PAGE 8
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    Lock icon US halt to space arms test 'under study'
    248 1 US halt to space arms test 'under study' WASHINGTON, Fri. The Reagan administration is reported to be considering a possible three-year moratorium on American testing of space weapons and a temporary suspension of further deployment of cruise and Pershing missiles m Western Europe. CBS News, quoting administration sources, said the
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      Reactions of a young Singaporean
      60 1 "Principles of Government was an absorbing documentary and gave first time voters like me a perspective of our past and our future as Singaporeans." Reporter ANG LAY WAH records her react ions as a young Singaporean to the two-part SBC documentary, which was shown on
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    Shin Min contest
    52 1 Find out whether you're among the winners of 50 consolation prizes of $100 m this evening's issue of the Shin Mm Daily News. Winners of the top prizes of $5,000. $3,000 and $2,000 will be announced tomorrow. Your entry forms for Contest 3 are also published m
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      208 1 KING'S m INDUSTRIAL I SAFETY Z\ 1 boots a KINO'S SNOE MFG PTE LTD 147, Kallang Way 1, Singapore 1334. king son earth T«l: *****1 1 (S line*) I li The Sunday Times Tomorrow Sex and the Singaporean How much have we progressed beyond old wives' tales? A psychiatrist and
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      25 1 The new tourist map: P. 18 Tourist arrivals up m October: P. 19 Editorial: P. 22 Two who helped to ■ike Singapore modern: P. 13
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      105 1 Inside 70 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,5-6,8 ASEAN 9 CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 22 LETTERS 23 BACKGROUND 24 TIMESDOLLAR 25-28 CLASSIFIEDS 2t-M RACING 4MI SPORTS 42,44-47 ST Index up 15 points Page 25 Keep up the sporting spirit with SEIKO, Official Timer of the Asian Cup, 1984. iir iWj^ff
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      536 2 Gun-for-hire man A SINGAPOREAN, believed to be behind a gun-for-hire racket, was arrested m Bangkok last week after a tip-off from Singapore detectives. He was returned to Singapore on Tuesday and is being held under the Criminal Law Act. He had been hiding m Thailand for more than a
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      Around the world
      552 2 More hardship ahead RUMANIAN leader Nicolae Ceausescu, re-elected to a new five-year term as Communist Party chief on Thursday, told the Rumanian people that they would have to face continued economic hardship. He told Rumanians, beset by food shortages and poorly heated homes: "We are not afraid
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      Comment
      388 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE tourism task force has done a quick and commendable Job m analysing the causes of the industry's malaise and suggesting possible remedies. Its recommendations are comprehensive and far-sighted as well. The package is a sound approach to tackling the woes of an industry which
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      Background
      88 2 DECLINE OF A RESORT PENANG, once the premier holiday spot of South-east Asia, is suffering its worst tourism slump that tourist officials can recall. The number of tourists visiting Penang has tumbled 30 per cent m the past two years. Occupancy rates at Penang hotels dropped to 62 per
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      Timesdollar
      217 2 ST INDEX RECORDS SHARPEST RISE SINCE AUGUST RALLY THE stock market was crowded yestercay as punters rushed into the local exchange, pushing the ST Industrial Indrx to ijs sharpen rise since last August's rally. The ST Index jumped 15.03 points to 810.87, due mainly to rises m index stocks
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      Timesport
      280 2 Watford comeback AFTER a depress ng start to their campaign, First Division Watlord are rivalling Liverpool m staging the football comeback of the season. Watford threaten to sieal the limelight with their admirable record o: just one defeat m the last eight games, surging from the relegation mire and
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      150 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Integration efforts EFFORTS to foster national integration, especially between Sabah and Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia, will be intensified next year. National newspapers, private organisations and government bodies nave Deen or will be asked to cooperate. The newspapers, for example, could increase their coverage of events m
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      Around Asean
      64 2 New airport terminal WORK will start early next month to build a new passenger terminal at Brunei international airport The $47-million project is scheduled to take three months to complete and will involve 200 immigrant workers. An Australian company, Leighton Con tractors (Asia) Ltd, m partnership with a
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      Section Two
      557 2 Unlikely to be united WHEN Briton JOHN LOGAN reviews what Italian author Luigi Barzini writes about the British, French, Germans, Dutch and Italians, he finds that the book only reinforces the generally-held view that a united Europe is still a long way off. With much insight and considerable
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      Lock icon Peasants join in China's gold rush
      309 3 BEIJING. Fri. The great China gold rush is under way with tens of thousands of peasants, urged on by the government, turning ploughshares into picks to produce about half the country's gold output,. The government has offered loans to private groups and individual miners
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      Lock icon Journey to work ends in tragedy
      74 3 FOR the many men and women who boarded this train on Thursday on their way to work, it was just like any other morning. The first indication they had that something was wrong was when the train gave a heavy lurch m Bycnila station
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      Lock icon Curfew in Sri Lanka relaxed
      335 3 Curfew in Sri Lanka relaxed But steps against ethnic violence go on COLOMBO, Fri. Sri Lankan authorities today relaxed a nationwide curfew but continued measures to prevent ethnic violence following a massacre of police by separatist guerillas. The government said the curfew, which lasted for 30 hours until this morning,
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      Lock icon Vietnam to release yachtsman
      102 3 Vietnam to release yachtsman CANBERRA, Fri. Vietnam will release within a week an Australian yachtsman detained m the country since July 21, Foreign Minister Bill Hayden said today. He said the Vietnamese government had advised the Australian Consul m Hanoi of the decision to release Mr Flecker and it demonstrated
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      Lock icon Japanese planes scramble to meet Soviet bombers
      175 3 TOKYO, Fri. Thirtyfour Japanese fighter planes scrambled this morning against seven Soviet bombers, two of which flew through Japanese airspace near a small island off Japan's southernmost main island of Kyushu, a Defence Agency spokesman said. The intrusion into Japan's airspace was the
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      Lock icon China's criminals lack grasp of the law
      154 3 China's criminals lack grasp of the law BEIJING?, Fri. A recent survey has suggested that most criminals m China know little about the law and many are ignorant of what constitutes an offence, the New China News Agency (NCNA) reported yesterday. Tianjin city government organised an investigation of 600 cases
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      Lock icon Expedition
      37 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. A fourth Indian expedition to Antartica will sail off from Goa, the former Portuguese enclave on the western coast, on Dec 1, the director of the National Institute of Oceanography announced yesterday. AFP
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        Lock icon Ban on all demos
        69 3 FRANCE BANNED all demonstrations m its Pacific territory of New Caledonia yesterday after militants took a second official hostage, and shot and wounded four policemen. Officials said 30 militant Kanak tribesmen, who grabbed regional administrator Jean Claude Demare on Wednesday, seized his assistant, Michel Genzac, yesterday.
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        Lock icon Tenure extended
        44 3 BANGLADESH PRESIDENTHos sain Mohammad Ershad (right) will extend his tenure as army chief for two years, a Defence Ministry official said m Dhaka yesterday. He said that an announcement would be made before Mr Ershad's current term expired on Nov 30. Reuter
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        Lock icon Blasts in Athens
        90 3 FIVE BOMBS, one of which injured two people, went off m Athens on Thursday night and a sixth was found m a French cultural office before it exploded. One blast broke windows at -a newspaper which supports the Conservative Opposition; one wrecked a student restaurant; two others
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        Lock icon Ministers resign
        66 3 PTVE MINISTERS resigned from Quebec's Cabinet on Thursday, throwing the government into its gravest crisis since it swept to power eight years ago. The ministers, joined by two pro-se-paratist legislators, said they quit to protest against Premier Rene Levesque's refusal to make the issue of independence from the
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        Lock icon 10 hurt in clashes
        76 3 PICKET-LINE clashes left 10 people injured yesterday as more than 800 coal miners abandoned Britain's 8-month-old coal strike and returned to work. Police said seven policemen and three pickets were hurt outside pits m the militant Scottish, Welsh and Yorkshire mining areas. Twenty-five pickets were arrested.
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      Lock icon China sending more abroad
      55 3 BEIJING, Fri. China has sent more than 33,000 students abroad since 1978, when the late chairman Mao Zedong's moderate successor Deng Xiaoping assumed control, the communist party newspaper People's Daily (Renmin Ribao) reported today. It said this figure is more than double the number of students
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      Lock icon Gardener's killing sparked rumours of President's death
      207 3 Gardener's killing sparked rumours of President's death NEW DELHI, Fri. Police yesterday hunted for the killers of a Hindu gardener who was burned alive at the presidential palace, sparking false rumours m the capital that the Indian President had been assassinated. The body of the gardener, identified only as BaJbir,
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      Lock icon Britain's trade deficit $2.6 b in first 10 months
      279 5 LONDON, Fri. Britain has run up a trade deficit of nearly £1 billion (552.6 billion) m the first 10 months of this year, partly because non-oil imports were substantially higher than previously believed, the Department of Trade and Industry said on
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      Lock icon Hardship to continue, Rumanians told
      382 5 BUCHAREST, Friday VETERAN Rumanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu, 66, was re-elected to a new five-year term as Communist Party chief yesterday and he told the Rumanian people they would have to face continued economic hardship. Mr Ceausescu, m a fiery hour-long speech after his unanimous reelection
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      Lock icon Record BMW sales despite strikes
      132 5 Record BMW sales despite strikes BERLIN, Fri. West German car maker BMW will produce a record 432,000 cars m 1964, compared with 421,000 units m 1983, despite setbacks suffered during the metalworkers' strikes m May and June. BMW chairman Eberhard Von Kuenheim said yesterday that the company's turnover for 1984
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      Lock icon Long path down, across and into the record book
      77 5 ROGER Boackaet has a way with words. Hie written word, that is. He has jut finished the world's longest crossword puzzle, and the feat has earned him a mention m the Gniness Book of Records. Mr Bonckaet, of Brugge, Belgium, is
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      Lock icon Unions pledge to fight on in spy centre row
      234 5 LONDON, Fri. British civil service unions say tl*y will take the issue of apian on trade unions at the Cheltenham spy cetrtre to the European Commission on Human Rights. The Trades Union Congress, which groups Britain's trade union members, condemned the
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      Lock icon EC move to head off clash with US
      254 5 BRUSSELS, Fri. The European Community took a key step yesterday toward heading off a new confrontation with the United States over Europe's rising exports of steel tubes and pipes. The governing council of the 10-nation trading bloc agreed m principle to authorise
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      'Joy ride' tragedy
      55 5 NEWARK. (NEW JERSEY), Fri. Two men were electrocuted yesterday when they apparently took a "joy ride from New York on top of an electric commuter train, police said. The body of one man was discovered on top of the train when it arrived at Newark. The other
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      41 5 SAN SALVADOR, Fri. A leader of the Lutheran Church m El Salvador, the Rev Ernesto Fernandez Espino, 37, was found shot dead and mutilated on Wednesday m a rural village near the eastern city of San Miguel. Reuter NYT
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      Lock icon Polish food prices set to rise
      173 5 Polish food prices set to rise WARSAW, Fri. Poland's Government spokesman said yesterday that the communist authorities planned to increase food prices early next year to coincide with the lifting of rationing for most food items, with the exception of meat. The spokesman, Mr Jerzy Urban, said the food price
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      Lock icon Mother of 5 gets suspended sentence for killing husband
      132 5 LONDON, Fri. A mother of five found guilty of shooting her husband to death was given a threeyear suspended sentence yesterday m the northern city of Manchester after the court heard that the man had threatened to burn two of their
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      Lock icon Greek mediator off to Libya
      147 6 Greek mediator off to Libya ATHENS, Fri. THE Greek Socialist government yesterday sent its Foreign Under-secre-tary to Libya as part of its effort to mediate m the renewed dispute between France and Libya over the central African nation of Chad. Under-secretary Carolos Papoulias would act as an "objective observer" to
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      Lock icon Israel expects renewed PLO activity
      168 6 TEL AVIV, Fri. Israel says it expects an upsurge m Palestinian guerilla activity triggered by a meeting of the Palestinians' Parliament-in-exile m Amman. Prime minister Shimon Peres forecast on state radio that Israel would face more guerilla attacks as a result of rivalries within the
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      Lock icon 'Last chance' for Arabs to recover land
      412 6 Hussein suggests joint approach with PLO AMMAN, Friday KING Hussein of Jordan has told the exiled Palestinian Parliament meeting m Amman that a joint PalestinianJordanian approach is the Arabs' last chance to recover land occupied by Israel since 1967. Delegates at the tightlyguarded
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      Lock icon Gemayel calls for new charter on co-existence
      346 6 Gemayel calls for new charter on co-existence BEIRUT, Fri LEBANESE President Amin Gemayel yesterday called for a new national charter governing coexistence between Christian and Muslim communities. Under such a charter, citizens would rise above sectarian or partisan considerations to owe allegiance only to their country, Mr Gemayel said, marking
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      Lock icon Soviet tribute to Indira
      69 6 MOSCOW, Fri A Moscow street, a new Soviet ship, a school and a library will all bear the name Indira Gandhi as the Soviet Union's tribute to the assassinated Indian Prime Minister, Tass news agency reported yesterday Tass said the decision had been taken m honour
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      Lock icon Mice make a meal of farmer's cash
      114 6 TEL AVIV, Fri. Bank clerks m northern Israel pieced together fragments of dollar notes to salvage part of the secret savings a farmer said was nibbled to shreds by mice, Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported. Five months ago the farmer, from Nahariya city, hid
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      60 6 TAIPEH, Fti. Taiwan sex symbol, actress Lv Yi-Chan. was arrested m central Taiwan today for illegal possession of firearms, police said A police spokesman said the actress, who is known for her daring exposure on screen, was held after police found a revolver m the
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      Lock icon 'Five killings for every extradition'
      320 8 Colombian drug traffickers warn Americans BOGOTA, Fri. COLOMBIAN cocaine traffickers have threatened to kidnap and kill five Americans for each suspected Colombian drug smuggler extradited to the United States, a US embassy source said yesterday. US intelligence sources have determined that the threat is not
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      Lock icon Chile can delay payment of debts
      141 8 Chile can delay payment of debts SANTIAGO, Fri. International banks have granted Chile a six-month moratorium on the repayment of US$2.5 billion (555.4 billion) m debts due at the end of the year. Chilean Finance Minister Luis Escobar announced yesterday that creditors have allowed Chile to delay payment of US$5OO
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      Lock icon Bolivian strikers fail to stop govt raising prices
      234 8 LA P AZ, Friday BOLIVIA'S largest labour federation ended a nine-day-old crippling general strike yesterday depite a government decision to increase the* price of a number of essential products by up to 300 per cent. The executive secretary of the Bolivian Central
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      Lock icon 'Look before you throw' lesson for woman
      157 8 RIVERSIDE (California), Fri. It will be a long time before Connie Roux throws anything away without checking it twice. Rome, a wallpaper hanger, said a woman she was working for called her home on Tuesday with what seemed like strange questions. "Connie, where
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      46 8 PORT LOUIS, Fri. Mauritian authorities carried out i this country's first execution m 23 years today with the dawn hanging of Louis Leopold Myrtue, convicted of the murder of a 56 year-old woman. Myrtile was condemned to death m April 1962 for the murder. AFP
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      40 8 PORT MORESBY, Fri An eclipse of the sun plunged parts of the country into darkness today, but there was no repeat of the panic that occurred last year, when hundreds fled into the jungle during an eclipse. AP
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      Lock icon Steady rise in Jakarta's reserves
      115 9 Steady rise in Jakarta's reserves JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's foreign exchange reserves will reach U555,745 billion (5512.351 billion) by March 31 next year, compared with U555,144 billion at the start of this fiscal year on March 31, 1984, Central Bank governor Arifin Siregar said here yesterday. The country 's^ foreign exchange
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      Lock icon Earthquake in Jakarta
      37 9 JAKARTA, Fri. Jakarta and its nearby areas were today rocked by an earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter Scale, Antara news agency reported, quoting a spokesman for the Jakarta Meteorology and Geophysics Institute. AFP
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      Manila buys rice to boost stocks
      259 9  -  ABBY TAN By Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. The Philippines is importing another 130,000 tonnes of rice from Indonesia and Taiwan to boost its stocks, which have dwindled to only three days' supply. Tnis precarious situation was revealed by the Deputy Minister for Agriculture and
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      Woman paid $14,000 in 'all for nothing' offer
      190 9 BANDAB SEBI BEGAWAN, Frt. A Brunei woman was made an •Her she could hardly She was told that the old Istana was having a house-moving clear-out and she was asked to accept a few unwanted items as "gifts". These Included three cars
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      $47 m air terminal for Brunei
      176 9  -  HAN JUNG LING By Brunei Reporter Airport project to take 3 months BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. Work will start early next month on building a new passenger terminal at Brunei International airport. The 8547-million project is scheduled to take three months to complete and
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      Lock icon Indonesia expects bumper crop
      163 9 Indonesia expects bumper crop JAKARTA, Fri. Rice warehouses are still crammed with last season's bumper crop and early signs show Indonesia can expect the blessings of another bountiful harvest. Once the world's perennial largest importer, sometimes accounting for as much as a fifth of the international rice trade, Indonesia has
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      97 11 Country put on flood alert KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia has been put on a flood alert and has begun stockpiling food and medicines at relief centres followine unusually heavy rain throughout the country this month. Leave for workers m essential services has been frozen and state governments m Peninsular Malaysia
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      Lock icon Bid to intensify national unity
      237 11 Plan to approach various groups next year KUALA LUMPUR, Friday NEXT year will see intensified efforts m fostering national integration, especially between Sabah and Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia. Efforts are being made to improve inter-personal communications between government servants m Sabah and Sarawak and those
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        Lock icon Probe into 'lost' plantation jobs
        291 11 THERE are about 300,0§6 Indonesians now working m Malaysia, and some officials believe nearly half of them are illegal immigrants. In Sabah, whose northernmost tip is only about 30 km from southern Philippines, there are about 100,060 Filipinos, most of whom also entered the state
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        Sabahans united on problem of Filipino refugees
        230 11 KOTA KINABALU, Fri. Both state government and opposition politicians have called for action to solve the problem of the 100,000 Filipino refugees m Sabah. The newly-formed United Sabah Bumiputra People's Party (Bersepadu) headed by former ruling Berjaya Cabinet Minister Datuk Pengiran Othman Rauf,
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        Lock icon House suspends Karpal Singh for contempt of Parliament
        207 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Parliament yesterday suspended indefinitely the opposition Democratic Action Party's deputy chairman for refusing to apologise to the House and withdraw remarks on the conduct of the Sultan of Johor. It approved by a majority to suspend Mr Karpal Singh
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        Lock icon Shah Alam car factory to begin production soon
        221 11 SHAH ALAM, Fri. The national car factory here is 90 per cent complete and is scheduled to carry out a four-month trial by mid-February. Three hundred cars would roll off the line during the period, Perusahaan Otomobil National Sdn. Bhd. (Proton) general
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        51 11 JOHOR BARU, Fri. More than 477,000 hectares of land m Johor have yet to be developed, Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said. He said m a written reply to a backbencher's question m the state assembly yesterday that the land was gazetted as forest reserves.
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        51 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police here have detained a man who allegedly threatened to blow up the wholly Japaneseowned Matsushita Sales and Service Centre today. The man threatened to detonate a bomb by remote control if M 5250,000 was not paid to him, a police spokesman said.
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        35 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. A group of Vietnamese 55 men, 45 women and 15 children landed at Batu Buruk near here early this morning. They are now being housed m a temDorarv camp. Bernama
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      Gun-for-hire suspect arrested in Thailand
      238 13  - Gun-for-hire suspect arrested in Thailand PAUL WEE By A SINGAPOREAN believed to be behind a gun-for-hire racket was arrested m Thailand last week. Sources said the suspect was arrested m Bangkok by Thai police on Nov 16 after a tip-off from Singapore detectives. He was returned to Singapore on Tuesday
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      Raja to meet Musa during KL visit
      129 13 THE Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) Mr S. Rajaratnam's three-day visit to Malaysia will include a call on Malaysia's Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad. A statement from the Foreign Affairs Ministry last night said the visit, from Nov 25 to
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        Meritorious Service Medal for 2
        424 13  -  MATILDA GABRIEL By THERE are many things about Singapore today that are easy to take for granted. Like having sleek push-button telephones of several colours everywhere, and easy access to telex and other international communication systems. And filth-free streets, clean and hygienic hawker centres and
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        President honours eight public administrators
        462 13 EIGHT men were given the Public Administration Medal (Gold) by President Devan Nair at the National Day investiture at the Singapore Conference Hall last night. They were Professor Lim Pin, Mr S. Tiwari, Mr Ng Kiat Chong, Mr Chee Keng Soon, Dr N. Balachandran, Mr
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      Designer's murder: Man's help sought
      124 13 Designer's murder: Man's help sought POLICE want to contact Hensley Neville, 27, whom they believe can help them with investigations into the murder of teenaged interior designer Miss Lim Kwee Huang on Nov 2. His last known address was 10-1195, Block 157, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. Anyone who knows his
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      Motor vehicle inspection course
      70 13 Motor vehicle inspection course TODAY is the last day to collect application forms for the eighth motor vehicle inspection course which will begin on Jan 7 Forms may be obtained during office hours at the Singapore Vocational Institute and the Vocational and Industrial Training Board headquarters. They must be submitted
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      Bogus cop fooled police officer
      210 14  -  NANCY LOH By THE driver of a car with a wailing siren and flashing blue light fooled at least two people, a court heard yesterday. One of them was a policeman. The first time Chan Tuck Weng, 24, posed as a police officer was m
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      Conductor slapped over bus fare, court told
      122 14 Conductor slapped over bus fare, court told BUS conductor Yong Kwek Tong, 34, had his face slapped twice over a 40-cent fare, a court heard yesterday. Labourer Mohamed Latiff bin Jasin, 29, lashed out after boarding the bus at Ulu Pandan Road near the American School. He paid only 2ft
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      No labels can mean jail for doctors too
      468 14  - No labels can mean jail for doctors too STELLA DANKER By Maximum 2 years' jail and $5,000 fine DOCTORS who do not comply with the new law to provide proper labels on medicines can be jailed for up to two years, and fined a maximum of $5,000, a Health Ministry
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      Jeya sends Anson voters another open letter
      369 14  - Jeya sends Anson voters another open letter AHMAD OSMAN By MR J.B. Jeyaretnam has issued another open letter to remind residents of Anson to vote wisely m the coming general election. "You should be quite sure m your mind that the man you elect will represent you m Parliament and
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      Two jailed for conspiring to cheat DBS
      251 14  - Two jailed for conspiring to cheat DBS ELENA CHONG By TWO businessmen were jailed yesterday for conspiring seven years ago to cneat the Development Bank of Singapore out of £800,000, equivalent to $3.47 million at that time. After a 54-day hearing, Malaysian Joseph Cheng alias Tea (Tee) Hock Seng, 43,
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      'Pursuit' expected to be a big hit abroad
      225 14 'Pursuit' expected to be a big hit abroad THE 30-episode homemade gongfu drama which starts on Channel 8 this Friday is expected to punch its way into being a big export hit. Called The Pursuit and set m the Qing Dynasty, it is the first of its kind to be
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      Charged with accepting bribes
      83 14 Charged with accepting bribes AN EMPLOYEE of Metro Pte Ltd was charged yesterday with corruptly ot> taining a total of $12,675.8) on 36 occasions as reward for being lenient m his supervision of air-condi-tioner servicing and maintenance works carried out by Arcticool Engineering Company. The alleged offences committed by Tan
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      Sale of 'stress' card stopped
      266 16  -  ELAYNE THONG By A ONE-MINUTE stress test, which will tell you if you are calm or tense, has been withdrawi: from the market. The stress control card, distributed by the Rhema Ventures group, is sold with a booklet that explains what the card can do.
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      2 companies workforce
      165 16 2 companies workforce BAT A Shoe (S) Pte Ltd will retrench 16 production workers at its Telok Blangah factory next month because of a drop m orders. The company, it is learnt, lost a contract for army boots recently. The retrenchment has turned into an issue with the Chemical Industries
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      More chances for learner riders
      311 16  -  JUDY TAN By Traffic Police to expand testing capacity next month LEARNER motorcyclists will have more chances to pass their riding test when the Traffic Police expand their testing capacity from next month. A monthly total of 8,000 learner riders will be tested instead of
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      Instructors meet police
      132 16 MORE than 460 driving instructors met top Traffic Police officers for two hours on Thursday to discuss the new driving test system. The instructors were concerned about how the new system would affect their livelihoods. Traffic Police Com- mander, Assistant Commissioner F.J. Samuel, said about 90 per
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      Rosewood table was a teak one, court told
      635 16  -  CHARMAINE CHAN The Broadview Commodities case By The charges LOH SHAK MOW, 45, managing director of the then Broadview Commodities Pte Ltd, faces 28 abetment-by-cons piracy-to-cheat charges, allegedly committed between December 1981 and August 1982, Involving $t.41 million. The prosecution Is proceeding
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      Fraud charges for man held for armed robbery
      189 16 Fraud charges for man held for armed robbery A MAN who faces a capital offence of firing three shots with a revolver during a robbery at an Ang Mo Kio flat, and nine other charges of armed robbery, had several fraud and cheating charges filed against him on Thursday. Ng
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      President at press dinner
      30 16 PRESIDENT Devan Nair will speak at the Singapore Press Club's dinner and dance on Thursday at the Mandarin Hotel to* celebrate Singapore's 25 years of nation-building
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      Murder probe done
      122 16 POLICE have completed their investigations into the murder of Mr Frankie Tan Tik Siah, 39, who was the vice-president and regional treasurer of the American Express International Banking Corporation. The prosecution is now awaiting instructions from the DPP. The woman and three men charged with Mr Tan's
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      The new tourist map of Singapore
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      Move to rid S'pore of discount mentality
      505 18  - Move to rid S'pore of discount mentality TONG YOKE THO By PRICE tagging should be made mandatory for retailers to help them get rid of the discount mentality. Retailers must also state clearly what is included m the advertised price. This will stop them irom selling basic units cheap and
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      Ideas, ideas and more ideas ...
      1446 18  - Ideas, ideas and more ideas SALMA KHALIK B) THE tourism task force has been busy indeed. Within three months of setting up, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong's high-powered team has come back with many suggestions to boost the number of tourists to Singapore. And their ideas range from grandiose schemes like
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        Chinatown experiment
        615 19  -  IRENE HOE By CHINATOWN is going to be reborn! Graceful homes wiH^ be restored. Pedestrian malls will come alive with food stalls and night markets. And there will be cultural shows m the streets. This is the Chinatown of the future, parts of which will be restored. And
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        Praises for the task force and its report
        192 19 THERE were handshakes, pats on the back and words of congratulations when some of the members of the task force turned up at yesterday's press conference at the CPF Building. Dr Tony Tan was also full of praise for the task force
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        Haw Par Villa to be expanded
        557 19  -  CHRISTINA TSENG By FIVE years of frustration for the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will end when Haw Par Villa is acquired by the government within the next 12 months. The Haw Par Villa voted one of the top three most popular tourist attractions recently
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        Tourist arrivals up 7.4 pc
        152 19 THE number of visitors to Singapore continues to grow, with 7.4 per cent more people coming m October. This brings total visitors for the first 10 months to 2.47 million. Not only is this 4.6 per cent more visitors than the same period last year,
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      Pigs sold to HK to ease glut here
      184 21 A PI NUIiOL pig term packed 1,935 porkers off to Hongkong yesterday to ease Singapore's pig The pigs, each weighing about 1M kg, left en board a chartered Dutch livestock carrier Sahiwal Express and went with the blessing of the Primary Production
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      428 petition against compulsory home econs
      541 21  -  HEDWIG ALFRED By Ministry urged to let pupils choose DOCTORS, lawyers, engineers, lecturers and teachers have put their names to a petition urging the Education Ministry to rethink its compulsory home economics programme for girls. "...we would like to propose that home economics should
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      Look out for wounded man, hospitals and clinics told
      311 21  - Look out for wounded man, hospitals and clinics told PAUL WEE Py POLICE have alerted all hospitals and private doctors to look out for a man who may go to them for treatment of knife wounds. This man could be one of the robbers involved m the SI million robbery
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      A challenge to computer buffs
      157 21 A COMPUTER system that can translate English words to Mandarin this challenge has gone out to computer buffs m a contest offering a $1,000 top prize, $500 second prize and $300 third prize. The contest is being organised by the Computer Society of the Institute
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      Security guard jailed
      162 21 A SECURITY guard was jailed for 30 months on Thursday for house breaking and theft from a shop m the private housing estate he was guarding. Ibrahim bin Mahbob, 48, was on duty at Cairnhill Plaza, Cairnhill Road, on Aug 13 when a man known to him
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      455 22 SINGAPORE, the most surprising tropical island on earth... Singapore, where the world comes together.... an STPB advertisement proclaims. For many years indeed, travellers were attracted to this image of an idyllic cosmopolitan retreat with all the charms of the Orient and Hocked to Singapore. The number
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      Greitest-ever leader
      185 22 Greitest-ever leader But long before that, I had often heard, with some inspiration and awe, of the reputation of Tan Kah Kee as the greatest -ever leader of the Overseas Chinese community here or anywhere around the region m his time. Between 1948 and 1952. I had befriended many middle-aged
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      889 22 Politics often stands m the way of international aid CLAIMS by former Christian Aid director Charles Elliot that the United States and Britain withheld food relief from Ethiopia m the hope of bringing down the Marxist regime are no surprise to disaster specialists. For
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      Business rituals in Japan
      792 22  -  PETER HAZELHURST This and that Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO Always accept a Japanese businessman's card with both hands. Do not, on any account, contact him directly without a proper introduction and never plunge to the heart of a deal during the first meeting with company representatives. These
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      T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      364 22 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane FOCUS MY FOCUS today is on two famous old names... Tan Kah Kee (a tycoon and philanthropist) and Clip Bee (a place). Tan Kah Kee (187^1961) needs no introduction to Singaporeans who are familiar with his immense contributions to charity and 10 Chinese
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      Varieties of scandal
      678 22  -  RUPERT CORNWELL By in Bonn In Germany, it's all on record; m Italy, it depends on innuendo ARE we becoming a banana republic? The question has been aired a lot lately m West Germr.ny, as the Flick affair continues on its lurid path m Bonn. But the
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      227 22 f For The Secret Of Enjoyable Travel («9 *****55 \^p/ *****22 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 mftrmf top furniture designers and manufacturers IbSF from
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      571 23 Down is better in a fire Singapore Fire Service on rooftop rescues I REFER to the letter "Buildings need roof fire escapes" (ST, Nov 12). In each commercial high-rise building there is at least one escape staircase leading to the roof. However, we would like to stress that people caught
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      Not so well-run marathon quarter
      283 23 AS the Singapore marathon 1984 approaches, it would be useful to review a serious mistake made m the marathon run m 1982. It was well-organised, but only up to the 30-km mark. Official water points had been arranged for every four km after the first
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      Smoke gets blown in your eyes
      95 23 I AGREE with readers who have complained about our polluted atmosphere caused by excessive exhaust emission from heavy vehicles. This has prompted me to point out a problem with these vehicles' exhaust pipes. If you happen to be caught m traffic next to a
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      Resale levy system isn't fair
      98 23 I FEEL that the Housing Board's system of graded levies on resale flats is not equitable. For example, a three-room flat m Rochor Centre, sold for $90,000, would have a levy of only $9,000 imposed, while a four-room flat m Marsiling, sold for $60,000, would
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        Traffic at junctions back to normal
        86 23 Traffic at junctions back to normal PLEASE refer to the letter headlined "Congestion created" (ST, Oct 18). Recently the PWD made some adjustments to the signal timings at the junction of Scotts and Stevens roads, and Scotts and Paterson roads. However, these adjustments proved unsuitable during our monitoring. We have
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        Telecoms has recorded messages
        168 23 WE REFER to the letter headlined "When to direct telephone call to message" from "Overseas Caller" (ST, Nov 1). Technically, it is possible to provide recorded messages to STD/IDD callers at the Singapore trunk/international telephone exchange. We do m fact provide such recorded messages when callers
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      Pearl of the Orient losing its lustre
      1240 24  -  JOSEPH MANGUNO By writing for The Asian Wall Street Journal Penang's tourist industry suffers its worst slump 4 Geographically, Penang is an unwanted child. Singapore is an international gateway. Hongkong is an international gateway. Penang is m out of the way. 7 Mr
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      Lock icon Soviet exiles return to different fates
      792 24 MOSCOW The recent return of four Soviet defectors to their homeland has underlined the unhappiness and nostalgia experienced by many Russian exiles living m the West. But if the motives for coming home are often similar, the treatment meted out to those who try
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        Rises
        71 25 Selantor Dredg 500 440 RaJetfh 275 -32 Amco.2sc 252 +22 MBankng 580 +20 Chuan Hup 310 +11 Spore Land 290 +13 ttedChoc 242 +17 Set Properties 240 *-H Cerebossoc 221 Metro HdfS 304 -.6 OCBC 915+15 DBS 615+15 Van Der Horst 220 +15 BousteadSOc 194 +15 Hgh Low 50c
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        Falls
        26 25 Saterasßes 188 -33 MBF Corp 50c 202 -8 NST 675 -5 Mraco 260 -5 Aciiu 195 -3 HonjFok 114 -1 S Land Loan 82. "4
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        34 25 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Tunes Industrial Composite 1983 84 High 1071.91(8/2/84) 983.06(8/2/84) 1983 84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All time Low 74.75(17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        43 25 Up Down Unch Industrials 99 5 7 Finance 12 0 1 Hotels 2 0 0 Properties 10 0 2 Oil Palms 3 2 1 Tins 6 0 4 Rubbers 14 1 I Deb/Loons 1 0 1 Totol 147 8 17
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        Indices
        77 25 Nov 29 Nov 24 Bl Composite 703 98 718 34 B' lndicator '*****4 *****92 BT 08 OS 265 74 SI Industrials 795 84 810 87 SI F.nance 2387 05 2401 09 ST Hotels 879 71 883 61 ST Properties 484 38 494 02 ST Minings 348 38 ***** ST
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        Most active
        15 25 Pahon 9 ln» 911,000 TDM 860,000 Promtt 511.000 Peg. Ms.a 395.000 DBS 394.000
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        KLSE turns bullish
        82 25 SHARE prices continued with their upward momentum at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday. Right from the opening bell, values advanced across the board. The 30-counter New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index advanced 24.36 points to 1255.04. Reflecting the bullish trend, the market Scoreboard registered only
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        ST Industrial Index components
        70 25 Nat Iran +4 PMC +5 Pan Ok susp Perib Plant +8 Prima +7 Promt +8 Rothmansl +1 SembSrip +5 Sine Darby unch STradmt +10 Sup Corp +5 Tims Pub susp UM Worts +8 Norms +8 Boustead BM +15 CiC +1 ecu CoWStwate +6 DuriopM +5 Esso
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        Singapore barometer
        36 25 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 97 4 10 Finance 11 1 5 Hotels 7 0 3 Properties II 1 Plantations 1) 0 0 Mining 4 0 0 Deb/Loans 9 1 1 Total 150 7 20
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      Trading of I & P and Austral's shares resume
      331 25 Trading of I P and Austral's shares resume THE trading of the shares of property-cum-plantation group Island Peninsular Bhd and its subsidiary, Austral Enterprises Bhd, resumed yesterday after I&P announced its plans to transform Austral into its plantation arm. I P, a member of the Permodalan Nasional Bhd, the Malaysian
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        Lock icon Sales up
        136 25 Sales volume on Visa cards issued m Singapore rose by 31 per cent to $51 million for the second quarter of this year compared with $39 million for the same period last year. Of this amount, card holders spent about $26 million outside Singapore on business trips and
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        Lock icon Acceptance of members
        58 25 LONDON The Association of Futures Brokers and Dealers (AFBD) aims to begin accepting corporate members by April 29 next year, chief executive Alistair Annand said. The association, a self-regulatory body for London futures organisations, will spend the next few months obtaining rule changes from four London commodity
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        Lock icon Complaint submitted
        47 25 GENEVA Hongkong has made a formal complaint to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) over new United States country-of-origin rules for textile imports, Hongkong trade officials here said. The complaint deals only with knitted sweaters, parts of which are of Chinese oriein. Reuter
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      Winding-up petition adjourned to next week
      105 25 THE hearing of a winding-up petition against Tarisco Pte Ltd, the former franchisee of Long John Silver's Seafood Shoppes, was adjourned to Nov 30 by the High Court yesterday. The application for adjournment was made by Tarisco's major creditor, Ogilvy and Mathers (Singapore), to
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      Lock icon Money men bank on promising young firms
      419 25 SAN ANTONIO (Texas) Mechanical hearts and video telephones are great ideas whose time has come almost. The basic technology exists for both items, but making them a success m the market place is quite another matter. That's where Mr Michael Bell, president of
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      Busy day as punters swamp stock market
      596 25  -  NORA CHENG By Welcome scene at trading floor since September lull THE stock market was crowded yesterday as punters rushed into the local exchange, pushing the ST Industrial Index to its sharpest rise since last August's rally. The ST Index jumped 15.03 points
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      Lock icon Britain's 3 big banks cut base rate to 9.5 pc
      329 25 LONDON Three of Britain's four major tanks cut their base lending rate on Thursday from II to 9.5 per cent, making their fifth redaction m interest rates since summer. Bankers said the move was expected after the US Federal Reserve
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      Lock icon HK economy set to look up with clouds clearing
      234 25 HONGKONG The political clouds over Hongkong have dispersed, making way for a powerful economic performance next year, a survey m the latest edition of the Chamber of Commerce Bulletin said. A number of economists, bankers and businessmen were quoted m the
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      Prime rate expected to be cut again
      111 25 THE Singapore dollar prime rate may be cut for the third time since October if interbank money market rates maintain current low levels, money market dealers at major local banks said. Some said they expect a quarter point cut after next week. Prime
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      Volume at bumiputra exchange on the rise
      262 25 Volume at bumiputra exchange on the rise THINGS have been jumping at the Bumipu tra Stock Exchange (BSE) since its new management took ever, with trading volume more than doubled compared with last year. The general manager, Mr Syed Ahmad Labib bin Syed Abu Bakar, told Malay business leaders on
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      Business done in Singapore
      3386 26 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because aH dealings at a particular price are groupei together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      2238 26 INDUSTRIALS Acmo (2 006) A Choc (2.686 2.7 15) (4) 2.52 (5) 2 56(4)2 58(2)2 60(1)2.62(1) 2.64 (1)2 65 (4) 2.66 (2) 2 69 (3) 2 67(2)2 68(7)2.70(3)2.71 AMB (3 366 3 38S! (3) 3.30 (13) 3 36(4)3 38 Akomd 375) (10) 1 34 (22)
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      How your stocks performed
      2809 26 1984 Last Yield Voi Day Mfh Low Company Sale Change (000) Kgh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 310 195 Acmo 195 -3 3.8 10 195 195 306 103 Alcom 121 +4 4) v 122 116 312 218 A*«d Choc 242 +17 27 242 229 198
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        RUBBER FOB in bales
        300 27 RAS MRELB (S cents/kio) (M cents/kio) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS Prompt 169 75— 170 75N *****— 170.50N unq unq Int 1 RSS Dec 172 25— 172 75 172 25 172 50 192 75— 193.00 192 75 193.00 Int 1 RSS lan 174 50—175
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        KL Tin
        50 27 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price yesterday remained at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M*29.15 per kilo. The buffer stock manager remained the main buyer. A lower offering of concentrates of 75 tonnes against 92 tonnes on Thursday also steadied market conditions. No rationing was reported.
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        Copper
        21 27 Clostnt prices Copper tMM Ttara ;pot 1091.00-1091.50 (1080.00-*****0) I months 1111.50 1112.50 (1101.00 1101.50) Market tone: Steadier Sales: 18.950 tonnes
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        Aluminium
        21 27 Cbsing prices Aluminium £/t«m Tkws Spot 911.50 912.50 (916.50-917.50) 3 months 936.00 936.50 (941.00-941.50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 20,900 tonnes
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        Silver
        24 27 ciiuar Closing pricts 9tnmt USS/troy Fri Thurs Imgapote 7.52-757 7.60-7.65 Thun Hed tew York Closed 7 55— 7 60 Source: Credit Swsse, Spore
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        Produce market
        406 27 Ist grade 210 Broken rice 168 Tone: MCE prices were mostly lower m fairly active trading In China Whites, second grade Yu Jim new crop teH HK$4 to $173 per picul and iiangxi See Mew new crop three to $185 Among Thai rice, third class 100 pet new
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        Gold Market
        50 27 Rubber Closing prices cents/kilo Singapore December 172.25 unch Malaysia December 192.75 down 0.25 cents Tin Closing prices Ms/kHo XL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover: 75 tonnes down 17 tonnes GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 342.10—342.50 343.40—343.90 Hongkong 341.90—342.30 343.50 343.90 Thurs Wed New York Closed 342.25—342.75 London 341.80—342.30 341.00—341.50
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        Palm Oil
        113 27 THE Malaysian crude palm oil market prices yesterday closed lower on lack of followthrough support and weekend selling m quiet trading. The refined palm oil market was also easier. PALM Closinf prices Crude Ms/tome pataioi Now/Dec 1235 (central south) Refined palm oi US$/tonr»s RBDpalm Dec 617.50 (sellers) Jan
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        Gold
        139 27 THE KILOBAR market yesterday was traded between 5523,680 and 5523,901. The Far East gold market opened at U*****. 10/2. 50 and traded within a narrow range, from U*****.90/ 2.30 to U*****.10/2.50, all morning. It closed the first session at U*****.10/2.50. The market re-opened m the afternoon at U*****.50/2.90 as
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      OVERSEASS marketS – a round-up of wire services
      378 27 OVERSEASS marketS a round-up of wire services LONDON, Fri. Share prices drifted lower yesterday, reflecting weaker Sterling and spot oil prices, dealers said. The Financial Times 30-Share Index closed 8.8 points down at 909.9 and the FTSE ended 8.6 points lower at 1158.2. Half-point base rate cuts to 9 l
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      INDICES
      73 27 I'll I I J l__| Hongkong Hang Seng I Friday 1096.04 (1087.81) y Week ago 1071.79 Austrafian Al-Ordiiaries 7.W Friday 770.1 (772.7) gitWeek ago 782.5 Aus traian Industrials Friday 1115.2 (1115.2) Week ago 1128.1 1 Financial Tines Industrials Thursday 909.9 (918.7) Week ago 911.6 Dow Jones Average MW Thursday
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      Sydney
      335 27 Noa 23 Cent. Chanje (*«t) A C I 184 -2 A N I 255 unch A P M 227 unch Abertoyte 920 unch Age 288-2 Aaaonce Oil 103 -1 Aaaed Mai 225 -7 Ampol Exp 255 -5 AmpcJ Pet ISO unch Ani 524 unch Ashton 84 +2 *8 H
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      Lock icon Two Fraser men to quit
      198 27 LONDON Roland "Tiny" Rowland, chief executive of Lonrho, and Lord Duncan Sandys have said they would resign from the board of House of Fraser, the Harrods store group, at the end of this year. Pressure on the two men had been evident since Lonrho sold
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      Hongkong
      282 27 Nm 23 HKS Change Associated Hotels 0 41N Bank Of East As* 22 00 unch Cheung Kong 890 +0 2 Ct-no L^t 1240xa«Cross Horb Tunnel 10 70 F E Consortium 0 365 -0 01 Far East Exch Phriex 0045 +001 G I Cement 670 unch Great Eagle 0 395
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      London
      564 27 ■jUJiiin IflltallTO Barlow Rand 500 +5 Charter Cons 201 unch Cons Gold 507 +8 Rus Plant 8 15/16 +Vi za i4'/_ +v. uss AAC 14 +V. Amgold 94 unch AAI 414 unch Bracken 210 unch Blyvoors 10 unch Botswana 15 +2 Buffets 44* De Beers 475 +2 East Dries
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      Forex
      237 27 THE US dollar opened at 2.1530/45 yesterday. It traded to a high of 2.1620, as compared with its low of 2.1538. It ended the day at 2.1600/20. The greenback ruled narrowly mixed around London levels m very quiet trading. Against the Deutschemark, it strengthened to 3.0085 from 3.0045/55 and
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      207 27 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to ~0r>. currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1 8528 1 8556 5 .48—5 37 Canadian dollar 1 .6389— 1.6411 6 18 6 08 NZ dollar 1.0599—1.0624 9 72-9 34 Sterling pound 2.6524— 2 6570 382-3
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      Container schedules
      470 27 Delivery of FCL import containers Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL container* unpacked at the containers freight station on Nov 23 (2300) LCL Receiving Receiving SW- (Voyage) An Cargo Time Bock FarmlY Ace (51A) 25/11 (0700) FSB 1500 1600/1800 1900 Ul R^-OGS «/"<■«> FSB B
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      Unit Trusts
      216 27 Managers' prices for Nov 24 4 26 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.54-2.70 The Savings Fund 1 73— 1 84 Spore Prog Fund 1.09-1.15 Spore Sec. Fund 1 63-1.73 Spore Invest Fund 1 06— 1.12 Spore Equity Fund 1.14—121 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.36-2.5 1 Mai
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      SIMEX FUTURES
      249 27 Gold TRADING m the February gold contract fell from the previous close to open at U*****.80 an ounce. It gained ground to U*****.50 m mid-day trading, but lost its strength against the dollar towards the close to finish at U*****.60. (In UStper Troy ounce) Open High Low Sett
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      Ships in port
      258 27 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Jurong Wharves Budiman Indah 10 aside 24 11 Bhaita Owitya/lct 6 7 aside 24 11 Junta Maru 3 a side 24 1 1 Maiu YongHua 10 aside 24 11 Regent Ranger 2/3 aside 24 11 SahiwalExp 4/5 aside 24 11 Sang Thai Steel
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      Reject Parkwood offer for QAF shares advice
      213 28 Reject Parkwood offer fo r QAF shares advice HOLD on to your QAF Ltd shares. This advice to reject the cash offer by Parkwood Investments Ltd for QAF shares was given by the directors of QAF Ltd (the former Ben Co) and their adviser. United Merchant Bank Ltd. yesterday. Detailed
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      A dose finish for Pahang Investments
      221 28 Most active stock PAHANG INVESTMENTS emerged as the most active stock of the week, Its sixth time for the year so far. A total of 4.2 million shares was traded, only 18,000 shares more than Textile Corporation which was a close second. It closed
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      Four KTD directors appeal for support
      425 28 Letter urges shareholders to vote against call to remove them FOUR directors of Kamunting Tin Dredging (M) Bhd, threatened with removal from the board, have appealed to shareholders to keep them, m another twist to the Kamunting board room tussle. They are Mr F.
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      Positive close after poor opening
      448 28  -  NORA CHENG Stock market weekly round-up by Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively t aded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week It gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the
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      Market first falls, but rallies later
      133 28 Kuala Lumpur THE market started the week m Kuala Lumpur with a 12.54 point fall, but got off into a rally from Tuesday when the index rose 4.83 points. Turnover, though, was thin, averaging about five million shares a day. Over the week, the
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      A 'welcome back' win for Johnston?
      453 40  -  EPSOM JEEP By He has twice partnered Sonobe to victory Mudlarks RACE 1: Crown Counsel, Alexander, Fox Kingdom, Fleet Foot, Oval Office, Concrete Wall, Cool Mover RACE 2: Italiano, Bylon, Silk RACE 3: Gold Kingston, Black Dinero RACE 4: Roman Leader 11, Second To
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      What the tipsters say
      343 40 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO MARKSMAN WENG SOOK 1 Crown Counsel 3 Sandroscion 8 Oval Offica 2 Alexander 3 Sandroscion 1 3 Sandroscion 1 Crown Counsel 3 Sandroscion 1 Crown Counsel 1 Crown Counsel 5 Fox Kingdom 8 Oval Office 2 Alexander 5 Fox Kingdom
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      Today's Bukit Timah card
      4340 40 GOING FORECAST: YIELDING TO SOFT wmmmmmum 2.15 class 3 div 2 1,200 m m \f t \*j (Ratings: 91-77) Mmmmmmm (stakes: $17,500) 1 5*0212 Crown Counsel 57 (91) Vacheron-Rodgers 4 nzg ul +1 Came home strongly for 4 1 j -length 2nd to North Melbourne Div
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      Danis' chance to close the gap
      180 40  -  TONTO By our man on the track APPRENTICE Luke Danis, who is only two winners away from Billy Bagby's record of 45 winners by an apprentice m a season, has an excellent chance of edging closer with Land Of Fire m Race 5. The
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      Three are out of the big sprint
      67 41 Three are out of the big sprint ANDERMATT, Intercontinental and Sentimental Journey n have been withdraws from the $157,5 M Lion City Cap (Race 4 tomorrow), leaving a Held of 17 to contest the richest sprint classic on the local turf. intercontinental, winner of the King's Gold Cap trial and
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      Leading jockeys
      180 41 Total Ne ef placings Placings for last 11 rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 TUey 346 54 64 34 ********** 2 Danls 309 43 36 25 ********** 3 Johnston 279 *****5 ********** 4 Lucas 272 333(15 ********** 5 Khoo 246 *****7 ********** t Tweedle *****3128 *****0100 0 7
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      Leading trainers
      93 41 Ist 2nd bd Teh 57 65 51 Allan 57 49 35 Zaflr 46 40 31 Boagoure 44 27 37 E van Breukelen 40 40 38 [ledgers 34 34 37 Lim 29 23 26 Bnang 24 28 32 Lee 24 27 32 West 23 35 39 Ismail 22 27
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      Clements makes it to Perth at last
      428 41  - Clements makes it to Perth at last THE RACING EDITOR By VICTORIAN jockey Brendan Clements, who rode two winners Truly Good on the last day of the Perak Turf Club September Meeting and Alpina on the final day of the Singapore Gold Cup Meeting the same month during his brief
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      Lock icon Hallo! It's him again — by 20 lengths
      104 41 Hallo! It's him again by 20 lengths LONDON, Fri. Hallo Dandy, winner of last year's Grand National at Aintree, won his first race of the season at Kempton Park yesterday and will now take a break until after Christmas before tackling the National again m March. The 10-year-old scored by
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      Lock icon Only two clock time
      463 41 Soft track slows down workouts by Cup aspirants JINGLE BELL IV and Gala Display II were the only two runners m the Lion City Cup tomorrow who made time on a soft Bukit Timah track yesterday morning. Winner of the Sultan's Gold Vase, Jingle Bell IV
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      Leading owners
      88 41 Ist 2nd 3rd Auric 30 38 31 Agasam 24 21 23 Goodman 15 15 19 Sonny Khoo 12 4 11 Inderapo-a 11 21 10 HTWee 9 6 4 Chens 8 4 8 Anderesingh 7 3 4 Frontal 6 7 3 AA 6 5 5 Boklenng 6 4 8
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      Week's top gallops
      142 41 TUESDAY (soft going): Paititi Gold 40, Pagan Dancer and Ontario n 37 together, Sunny Smile 36.8, Charrette 37.8, Light My Path and Happiness II 38.1 together, Star-Maker 38, Fleet Foot 41, Gay Milano 42. WEDNESDAY (good with "give"): Jingle Bell IV 37.6. Impulse n 37.8, Mostgrand 40,
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      Tomorrow's card
      1372 41 (■yfBPVH 2.00 CLASS 3 DIV 3 1,600 m mMiULMM (Ratings: 87-75) (Stakes: $17,500) 1 ****** Flag Commander 55 (83) Mdm Li Mci InE Breukelen 4ag dl -.5 Andes 5 2 *****0 Actinium 54.5 (82) Queen Bee-Dragon 5 ag same Connortoo 9 3 *9*7»* Smart Looker 54.5 (82) High
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      55 40 fIHHHHH|H| I (0 I JUHHMn O MACK BOLAN Terrorists. Criminals. Homicidal maniacs. Wherever they attack, Mack Bolan intercepts and eliminate them with a ruthless violence that matches their own. i «*F 1 II I I n Mrttltf i I JC<P**^ rz 1 Tl In Times 111 liyi D^lrihulors Mg 2
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      104 41 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF JOSEPH KOH LIANG SIEW 1918 1969 Called Home to THE LORD on 24 Nov. '69 Fondly remembered by: Wif«: Josephine Sons: Daughters-in-law Richard Annie Wong Jeffrey Mary Loke Raymond Philip Genevieve Tan Daughters: Sons-in-law: Molly Victor Boey Sandra Benny
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      183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences
      143 41 CONDOLENCE MR. LOH FOOK SENG FAMILY OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY On the Recent Bereavement of your Beloved wife MADAM WONG LAI SUM Departed:- 19th November 1984 From:- SUM CHEONG PILING (M) SDN BHD STAFF CAROL CHUA GOH AH MENG CONNIE TAN LIM YOON HOI WONG
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      48 41 "THALAI THEVASAM ALAGOO KARUPPIAH DEPARTED ON 7TH DEC 1963 ■Thalai Thevasam ceremony will be held at Blk 151H King* Road -02-30 Farrer Court on Sunday 25th Nov. 1984 at 12 noon. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend the prayers. Inserted by wife and children.
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      115 41 The Family of the late FRAHCIS BON KIAH ENG with to eip.tn their heartfelt thank* and gratitude to Rev. father* Alfred Chan and John ion Fernandez, relative*, office colleagues friends and busineas aaaociataa tor thair kind assistance attendance. condolences, wreaths and donations during >h»ir recent bereave ment THE
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      221 41 MP LIM JOC tUAT AGt 6; V( M Passea away p elu M 22 '84 leaunc li. t belcv WIFE SONS I rengl Tens Khi. Teng I'iit'iiK Teng< iviik; Menf DAUGHTERS 1 Slan^ i Perk Qek PMyOek I DAUGHTERS-IN-L AW Low K-.m-i Koon t.i i Slew X i
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      267 42 LONDON, Fri. Former world champion Terry Griffiths, the No. t seed, crashed ont of the £IM,Mt (s2<7,Mf) Coral UK snooker championships at the first hurdle m Preston, north-western England, last night. The Welshman's season of premature exits from top tournaments continued when his compatriot Cliff Wilson
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      265 42  - Peter let down by poor finish TAY CHENG KHOON Experience wins day for Dittmar By SINGAPORE squash champion Peter Hill put up a brave fight before falling to World No. 2 Chris Dittmar, of Australia, m the second round of the Pakistan Masters m Karachi on Wednesday. The 20-year-old led
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      374 42 Dowdeswell turns the tables JOHANNESBURG, Fri. Unseeded Colin Dowdeswell, of Britain, ousted top-seeded American Johan Kriek m the second round of the South African Open tennis championships yesterday. The match was a repeat of the 1983 final, but this year Dowdeswell turned the tables with a vengeance as he ran
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      97 42 KYOTO (Japan), Fri. Niegl Dias, of Brazil, came from behind to eliminate Yukie Koizumi, of Japan, 6-3, 6-3 to advance to the quarter-finals of the first US$lO,OOO ($21,500) International Women's Masters tennis tournament today. China's Zhu Xiao Yun beat American Joy Cummings 6-0, 6-3, while
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      68 42 Wilander has a long day CANBERRA, Frl. Sweden's Mats Wllander outlasted former South African Kevin Cnrren m the Rio International tennis challenge tournament at Canberra's international indoor sports centre last night. WUander, currently ranked fourth m the world, took fast under two hours to defeat Cnrren M, S-7, 7-4. In
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      125 42 SYDNEY, Fri. America's Ann Henricksson, ranked 100 on the women's tennis computer, astounded even heiself today by reaching the semi-finals of the US$l5O,OOO ($322,500) NSW Women's Open at White City. Ann fought her way from the qualifying rounds through to the semis with a career-best 6-4,
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      219 42 Four to rescue of Asian tourney THE Asian junior squash championships for girls is on. Earlier fears that the event may be cancelled due to lack of response were allayed when four countries one more than the minimum required signed up for the tournament m Hongkong from Jan 5-15. Singapore,
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      726 44 Verona face big test Italian leaders travel to in-form Torino m battle supreme LONDON, Fri. Leaders Verona put their position on the line against Torino m the Italian First Division this weekend while troubled clubs Fiorentina and Juventus seek to restore their faltering soccer fortunes. Verona, still unbeaten but held
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      821 45 Gunners head for Hillsborough m big test of their mettle DIVISION ONE FIXTURES Today: Liverpool v Ipswich, Lnton v West Bun, Norwich v Everton, Qneeas Park Bangers v Astoa Villa, Southampton v Newcastle, Stoke v Watford, Sunderland v Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea, West Bronwrteh
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      136 45 Grimsby draw Norwich LONDON, Fri. English Second Division soccer club Grimsby, who knocked out League leaden Everton In the last round of the Milk Cop, have been rewarded with a home quarter-final tie against Norwich. Unfashionable Grimsby, seventh m the Second Division, reached the last eight m the 1979-8t season
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      317 45 SCOTTISH Premier Division club Dundee United 's European Football Union (UEFA) Cup clash against Manchester United on Dec 12 sparked off a massive ticket stampede on Thursday. Within three hours of tickets going on sale m the morning, the third-round second-leg tie at Tannadice Park was declared a
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      501 45 Taylor's Watford on the upsurge after poor start to the season LONDON, Fri. After a depressing start to their campaign, First Division Watford are rivalling Liverpool m staging the football comeback of the season. Public attention has focused on the ominous return to form of the
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      313 46 Rafael's a rave of the Cowboys AMERICAN SPORT NEW YORK, Fri. Rafael Septien kicked a 23-yard field goal with i four seconds remaining Mo lift Dallas to a 20-17 triumph over the New I England Patriots that featured 10 sacks by the Cowboys of Patriots quarter-back Tony Eason m an
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      104 46 FAISALABAD. Fri Pakis tan went two up ir. their series of four one-day internationals, against New Zealand when they won an exciting match by five runs here today. After rain delayed the start, the match was 1 educed from 40 to 20 overs a side. The result
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      60 46 ADELAIDE. Fri. Tasmania were m a good position to take first innings' points m the Sheffield Shield match against South Australia here today Scares: Tasmania 487-S dec (R. Hyatt 56 no. G Goodman 30. R Bennett 89). South Australia 24-0. In Perth: New South Wales 301-8 (D.
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      41 46 RAJKOT (India). Fri The Indian West Zone were 315 for four m reply to England's firsi innings score of 458 for three declared, at the close of play on the penultimate day of the four-day match here today AFP
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      195 46 South Koreans to propose morning finals ATHLETICS SCENE CANBERRA, Fri. South Korea will propose to international athletics organisers meeting here that some major track and field finals at the 1988 Seoul Olympics be held m the morning, their Games spokesman said today. The controversial South Korean proposal, aimed at getting
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      199 46 CANBERRA, Fri. Primo Nebiolo, the president of the International Amateur Athletics Federation (lAAF), yesterday outlined an ambitious programme for 1985 with television sponsorship providing funds for the development of track and field sports world- wide. Nebiolo told newsmen before the start of a three-day Federation
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      298 46 CHINA'S Qi Chunxia has set a new world record of 389 points for the women's 40-shot air pistol event. Chunxia, taking part m a national tournament m the north-western city of Zhongqing on Thursday, beat the previous best of *7 set by N. Stoljarova. of the Soviet Union,
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      342 47 GUANGZHpU, Fri. China, who were surprisingly eliminated from the Pre-Olympics m Bangkok, will be a force to reckon with m the Asian Cup soccer tournament m Singapore from Dec 1-16. At least, that was the impresssion one gathers from the short
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      553 47 Hussein goes sight-seeing as China train m secret Today's ties: Guangzhou v Singapore (6.30 p.m.) Hongkong v Japan (8.30) GUANGZHOU, Fri. Singapore coach Hussein Aljunied became embroiled m some terse diplomatic subterfuge with the Chinese hosts today as he prepared for his team's White Cloud soccer
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      187 47 ON THE GOLF SCENE KAGOSHIMA (Japan), Frf. Britain's Sandy Lyle, winner of this year's Italian Open, shot a three-under-par 69 to take a one-stroke lead m the second round of the Kagoshima Open here today. Lyle, who started the day one stroke behind
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      88 47 Burma move ahead RANGOON, Fri. Hosts Burma, with a 454 total, took over the lead from Malaysia m the South-east Asia amateur team championship here today. Singapore dropped to last plac*? on 486. Malaysia's Suffian Tan shot a one-over-par 73, but t earn -mat esßavichanthiran and Segaran could only manage
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      162 47 CANBERRA, Fri. Canadian Bob Beauchemin increased his lead to five strokes after the second round of the New South Wales Professional Golf Association Classic here today. Beauchemin, overnight leader after shooting a course record nine-under-par 64 yesterday, continued his brilliant form with a 67 to go
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      Mani and Jimmy to make Asean debuts
      207 47  - Mani and Jimmy to make Asean debuts MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By N. MANIMARRAN and Jimmy Neo will get their first taste of international competition when they turn out for^Singapore m the Asean Amateur Boxing Championships m Manila, starting on Monday. Manimarran, who is the national bantamweight champion, also won the Johor
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      32 47 POLICE edged out Port Authority Recreation Club 3-2 m a Civil Service League hockey match at the Police Academy yesterday. Other result: Institute of Education 3 Public Works Department 3.
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      188 47 STELLENBOSCH (South Africa), Fri. South African-born athlete Zola Budd said today she would take part m a road race m Zurich later this year. But the 18-year-old runner, who obtained British citizenship -earlier this year to circumvent the international sports boycott of South Africa, said
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      116 47 MANILA, Fri. Lydla de Vega, Asia's sprint queen, was today banned for life from competing m international track competitions for allegedly leaving her training camp m the northern city of Bagnio without permission. Philippine Olympic Committee president Michael Keon told reporters that the 19-year-old Lydia, who
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      Ruling away the 18-sport limit
      418 47  -  GODFREY ROBERT By FROM the 14th South-east Asia Games scheduled for Brunei m 1987 onwards, the number of sports will not be limited to 18. The South-east Asia Games Federation Council, who met m Bangkok on Thursday, decided to expand the Games so that sports
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      103 47 TODAY'S EVENTS HOCKEY SHA Malar knockout SIA v SAFSA (5.30 p.m.). Junior k.o: Indian Association B v Boon Lay (3.45). both at Taiiglin Civil Service League: HDB v Prisons (3.45). Telerec v Customs (5.15). both at Balestier Road RUGBY Blacks RFC Atan Ibrahim Memorial Trophy President's XV v Vice-Presidents XVTFarrer
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    135 48 Baby with half a heart gets missing part LONDON, Fri. A baby born with only half a heart has become the first m Britain to survive the hours of intricate surgery to replace the missing part. The operation took place some time ago but was only announced yesterday when eight-month-old
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    206 48 THEY went flat oat to fight stress. All 85 executives were stretched oat on the floor, trying to relieve tension by relaxing their bodies In stages. Taking them through the exercises was Dr S.K. Parukh, a behavioural scientist from India. On the
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    431 48 Britain decides to pull out of Unesco LONDON, Fri. UNESCO has received another crippling blow to its prestige after the announcement by Britain that it is following an American lead m withdrawing from the 161-nation organisation m a dispute over the way it is run. The British decision will take
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    407 48  - Lome pact nations settle for $13 b EC aid SHADA ISLAM By Brussels Reporter BRUSSELS, Fri. Negotiations for a new European Community trade and aid package for 66 developing countries m Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP) ended here today when the ACP states reluctantly accepted an EC aid
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    32 48 NEW YORK. Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose by 9.61 points to 1,211.13 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      1506 1 How they see one another and how they relate to others THE EUROPEANS By Luigi Barzim Penguin '84 267 pages, $13.60 Reviewed by JOHN LOGAN "HERE'S this book about the Europeans," they said. "As you're a European, we thought it would be best if you reviewed it." That
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        1265 2  -  TAN LEE LENG By 4 Producers will subject olives to infinite pressings to obtain every bit of oil Don't be fooled by the term "pure" olive oil. "Pure" only means that it has not been mixed with any other kind m of oil. 7 Olive oil is
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        Who's game to try?
        472 3  -  CHOO SOH ENG By GAME for some unusual fare partaken by hunters m the old days m Europe like hare stew, roast wild duck, civet, venison, young wild boar with walnuts or pheasant m casserole? If you are, these hearty delicacies are available at the Manhattan
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        386 3  - 1 984's a bad year TSUI XIAN Great Grapes By 1984 HAS turned out. to be a very unfortunate and poor vintage year for France. The grapes were not fully ripened. There was too much rain before harvesting. In some areas there was hail. I had the fortune to taste
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        1050 8 4 Prof Schank believes that intelligent computers are well on their way: we can expect to use rudimentary systems m our own lifetime. He predicts that they will become as übiquitous as the motorcar or the television, and they will be as much a part of our
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        616 8  -  REBECCA CHUA By Browsing m the library LIBRARIES are no longer merely the repository of books. Now, they are increasingly stocked with all manner of items that provide information and entertainment. Reference books, catalogues, cassette tapes, video cassettes, maps and more can be found at
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        327 8 Tough Guys Don't Dance by Norman Mailer (Michael Joseph, hardcover, 231 pages, $29). After the monumental Ancient Evenings, Norman Mailer returns to the bulldozing toughschool fiction which he is famous for. This is a murder mystery, but comes stuffed with the usual Mailer obsessions God, the devil,
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        656 8 ON THE SULU SEA By Supriya Singh Angsana Publications Kuala Lumpur 194 pages $12.75 (paperback) $25 (hardcover) THIS book is about Kampung Bokara, a village six km from Sandakan m Sabah. It is about everydaychatter m the shops, villagers washing their clothes at the
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        509 9 IF AT FIRST YOU DO NOT SEE By Ruth Brown Arrow Books, 1983, 32 pages, softback, $7.35 Reviewed by NATHANAEL LIM The young reader THIS is a great gift for your favourite child of any age. It stretches the mind and tickles the brain.
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        345 9 FAMILIES and How To Survive Them by Robin Skynner and John Cleese (Methuen, $16.10) Despite its cartoon cover and the fact that one of its authors, John Cleese, is a well-known British comic, this is a serious book which examines the problems that a
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        648 9 FORGETTING ELENA and NOCTURNES FOR THE KING OF NAPLES By Edmund White Picador, 1984, 222 pages, $13.55 Reviewed by SIEW ANG THE truth is that Edmund White's stories are difficult to get into. Writing must communicate. At the end of any essay, the message must emerge.
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        267 9  -  N. BAL AKRISHN AN DOCTOR SLAUGHTER By Paul Theroux Hamish Hamilton. London. 1984 137 pages. $32 Reviewed by THIS new novel, Doctor Slaughter, by Paul Theroux, is about an American academic, Mopsy Fairlight, who goes to China, meets her husband Slaughter and becomes a more
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        22 9 U> the amhor o« A i?O\"S OW^s 1 STORI^ EDMUND WHITE FORGETTING ELENA ti i i NOCTURNES FOR THE KING OF NAPLES
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        2392 11 appointments QQ|QQ||Q|BH^HHB C mmm WM m xS i "^1 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, the world leader m M INCORPORATED X JM "^m the minicomputer industry is seeking suitably qualified m- E= W a. X B dividua s f r the POS ions f: 1 I HI-TECH CAREER I I I a
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        2715 12 APPOINTMENTS "^uit ■■■■■■■^■■H_H-HMHHHHH__H__H__I| /r S^aHS 1 1 CONSTRUCTION YARD SUPERVISORS I /''Tl-B-^ Asian Region, seeks candidates for the .^M J~J position of; H Brunei Petroleum Company Sendirian Berhad A successful applicant who is a Brunei citizen H x JHHBHHHHaA I H invites applications from suitably qualified and will be offered
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        2773 13 APPOINTMENTS _^dfl B^ Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Sendirian Berhad invites ap- TECHNICAL ASSISTANT jO/kWkWkWkWkWkWkWkWßkWk —l^—^^ plications from experienced personnel for the following posi- (INSTRUMENTS 2 POSITIONS) tions m its Engineering Construction Department m Kuala Be- ,r^ gj 2 8) Wiffl NANYANG lait Ne9ara Bmnei D^salam. Thesucc e ss,u, candidates be
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        2507 14 APPOINTMENTS j A N HIJ [CBSBISIJHIBIIiB SOFTWARE MARKETING POSITIONS ♦^^^^?^X' H|^^^fe^fl you thrive and excel m competitive situations and seek a career that offers <i&^ <X \sP* ts^ riC® p'^^f^ a\ PB IHBI V/ 91 In W M attractive financial rewards as well as a continuing sense of achievement, ACS
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        2150 15 APPOINTMENTS J /nfe/. If T RproQtiitioti 1 m support of ex c ence H XVV^V^Vf «LJ.Xj.I^XV/ii« f Being the recognized front runner m the fast-moving microelec- M Hi achi E clronic D vices CBJ Pie. Ltd. GF ronics industry requires high achievers at every level. Intel has VI expansion, our
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        2260 16 APPOINTMEOT^ ISSSS^SSI^ ENGINEER IC^V% The Job: BS^MißffM BSftffijHjjß^^ •To be responsible for sales and marketing of H I \^^^T .^^H I semiconductor components and microprocessor based products m the Asia- H WpFlTrfrWnfSlSmfl^^ Pacitic region. H bY b^L_^9 aww4Wwi|aliipiißpS^a^4ll^pi^al •To be able to provide technical information B^HbVHBB II H^| HQj^^^L^uQJ^^^^^^^S^^^^Q of
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        2813 17 APPOINTMENTS Leo Burnett Singapore jifSF^TB is looking for an experienced y-^. C V_^B FINANCIAL HHHBHS|9BHHH| Account Manager. C r^fc^sJßß fc A■M T J One Who iSn't looking. -^ff^S Financial k fIZI^BIZIZZBIZtZdCfI Controller is required by a fast JCj^C^Z^CZpJZm V^ L OREAL the world's H dewing. London public quoted. fl U^k^k^k^k^k^k^^k^k^^
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        428 18 COMICS gj°__ GARFIELD PEANUTS By**** o^uSres \_J_rr^ l^lEl^l^f^fCD^?) HTALK? e >T Lt ll I I wrote out tmis I I the teacher tmousmt I Ithenexttmingiknou) I L Amavbe so )"T ARENERa/y L -^hr- V l^l^Lr 3l^!-^ L=3Lf\> D/ V£^ V f REPORT, SEE, CMUCK 7 I UJAS SORT OF CREATIVE
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        464 19  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN By Our writer reports on the Golden Kite World Song Festival m Kuala Lumpur AN UNACCOMMODATING power system, a relentless flu bug and nerves took hold during the first rehearsal on Wednesday for the Golden Kite World Song Festival m Kuala Lumpur. Fourteen
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        319 19 BEING a well-known concert pianist has its advantages, as Marcella Crudeli will tell you. For one thing, you get to see the world. In her 25 years as a concert pianist, Marcella has travelled to 80 countries and, as m the case of Singapore, has
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        188 19 MUSIC, dances and plays are being featured at the National University of Singapore campus at Kent Ridge as a crew of 150 hostelites display their talent m Starburst, their first large-scale cultural production. Undergraduates from the KE Hall at Kent Ridge put their books aside
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        Lessons for all time
        770 21 The two-part SBC documentary, Principles of Government, was shown last Sunday and Monday. In it, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, Dr Goh Keng Swee and Mr S. Rajaratnam talked about the prerequisites of good government. LULIN REUTENS reviews the programmes while ANG LAY WAH, 22, gives her
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        Lock icon Closing the credibility gap
        694 21 I AM too young m many ways. I realised this as I watched SBC's documentary. The Principles of Government. Too young to understand what my grandparents and parents went through when Singapore was under Japanese rule and when it struggled for independence from the British. Too
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        617 21 PAINTED FACES CHINESE OPERA OUR LEGACY Today, Ch 5, 7 p.m. RIPTIDE (pilot) Sunday Matinee Tomorrow, Ch 5, 2.50 p.m. Previewed by KANNAN CHANDRAN THERE used to be a street opera held every year behind the house I lived m. When the opera's season
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        1524 19 APPOINTMENTS P^.,--.,-^^-: SER\TICE access ENGINEER T COnSLJltantDS 1 ,/ve invite a young and dynamic person to join our I I expanding organisation Access Computing Consultants is an Australian owned, independent pt3 Requirements consulting firm specialising m information systems planning, development and implementation. Currently the following positions are available within I
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        189 19 Swimming times TODAY: Singapore Harbour 5.48 TOMORROW: Singapore Hara.m. (1.2 m), 11.15 a.m. (3.1 m), boor 1.16 a.m. (2.8 m), 6.28 a.m. 6.13 p.m. (0.1 m). (1.3 m), 11.52 a.m. (3.1 m), 6.54 Sembawang (applicable to p.m. (0.1 m). Puneeol) 12.20 a.m. (3.5 m), 5.22 Sembawang (applicable to a.m (12m),
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        502 19 What's on NATIONAL EXHIBITION and 15, from Asean counTo commemorate 25 tries. 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Nayears of nation-building, tional Museum Art GalWorld Trade Centre. 10 lery. On till Dec 9. Free, a.m. 10 p.m. Till Dec 16. EXHIBITION OF Free. CHINESE PAINTINGS Tickets required on BY NAI SWEE LENG
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        253 20 I ?Ss22Satt»K;S s^cbußls^ S^OTra^ASV 85 \^>V^ t-A-t addition to your new home X L. a k7j| Ami for the first time ever at > «toL x \T^^ 2> VJ> BUKITTIMAH«SERANGOON» LUCKY PLAZA* HOUGANG»KATONG»TAMPINES 4-Door Wall Unit "I rßes^c^ net 14^^ pine been so affordable! i^^jv^, X %J\J 33 Montm y
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        111 22 When long-term illness strikes IP ifHIID C?Oil^C? your employee, s l |i YUUII uilOCu monthly income. mSBm- ADC A^ ill II I A%^ let us take over the responsibility A^^KH fr |1 BP\ 1 lIIIU X M Under our new scheme called il^^j lli^li A HMk «PB^bPB I■! HH^WI Iflfl
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        726 22 \OUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE A night at the opera mmm BM jjF^k Ji l^^^H jfefc-:':- •&y...B -*^^'^J J^*^"t«^J P^vH _________L «^^__^^_____________^_____E _M__^M____i §jm^_H_I f^^__________________tC ""'J '\mmmW Jl P^^^ r «A____^^_. f three-part documentary |V 1> '^fe^___^_^___^________ft r '^gf VS on the Chinese opera IS''. wm "^SikJ IL Jl HT*
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        589 22 I SBC 5 12.20 PM SBC Text "Live" Sample Pages 7.30 News (Malay) 12.50 Opening and Programme Highlights followed by 7.50 Rock 'N' Roll The First Twenty-Five Years: The Sesame Street: The gang helps you with B and Z Geography: A musical tour takes you from Detroit and the number
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        553 22 Radio One 5.58 AM National Anthem Summary 2.05 Country followed by Opening An- Classics 2.30 Stars On nouncement 6.00 News m Saturday 3.00 News m Brief C.05 Anothei Morn- B ef 3.05 I^tin Escapade ing Another Show 7.00 3.30 Track Chat 4.00 New.s News and Weather Report Bnef tf 5
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