The Straits Times, 28 November 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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    Chingay goes to Orchard Rd
    424 1  -  IRENE HOE SALMA KHALIK By and Singapore's Shopping Row to be permanent venue for procession THE Chingay procession will come to Orchard Road for the first time next February. If all goes well, Chingay's lions, dragons, stilt walkers and dancers will prance down Singapore's Shopping
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    Lock icon Drug treaty: Yes, if...
    592 1  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM Singapore will sign if legal details are worked out By of the Straits Times Foreign Desk Malaysian request on workers Raja: No 'hang-ups' meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Singapore's Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs), Mr S. Rajaratnam, said here today that Singapore would sign
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    Lock icon Arthit makes unexpected trip to Bali
    260 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Thai armed forces commander Arthit Kamlang-ek arrived in Indonesia yesterday and held an unannounced meeting with his Indonesian counterpart, General Benny Murdani, airport sources in Bali said today. General Arthit arrived in Bali on an Indonesian air force plane from Medan, Sumatra,
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    Police catch graffiti culprits in the act
    169 1  - Police catch graffiti culprits in the act YEO KIM SENG By "INSPIRATION" turned to perspiration for three graffiti culprits caught red-handed in an East Coast Park underpass by two policemen on Friday evening. Police Constable Mohd Amln and Special Constable Mohd Thaib were on patrol when they spotted a man
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    Lock icon British diplomat shot dead in Bombay
    269 1 IRA may be behind killing BOMBAY, Tues. The British Deputy High Commissioner here, Mr Percy Norris, 56, was shot dead today as he was on his way to his office. A British High Commission spokesman said that "according to the driver, two foreign nationals"
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    Lock icon US threatens to upset Gatt budget
    444 1 US threatens to upset Gatt budget GENEVA, Tues THE United States has threatened to block a debate on the budget of the world trade body Gatt and says it could withhold its contribution in a row over what the organisation's work programme should include. Under pressure from Congress and the
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    Lock icon EC extends concessions to Third World
    111 1 In BRUSSELS, European Community foreign ministers yesterday agreed to extend trade concessions grant ed to Third World courtries under the Genera lised System of Preferences (GSP) for 1985 Community diplomats said the 10-nation group had increased its list of industrial and agricultural products which
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    38 1 BRISBANE "ues A Hongkong man. Wong Chi Poh. 30. was \esterda> jail ed in Brisbane- for 25 years for drug trafficking, the longest sentence ever imposed in Australia for a drug offence, officials said today Reuter
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      Lock icon GROUP CLAIMS KILLING
      45 1 LONDON, Tues. A map railing Itself "the Revolutionary Organisation of Socialist Muslims" today claimed it killed British Depaty High Commissioner Perry N orris in Bombay. An A rabir-s peaking man made the claim In a phone call t*> m»^ surpnex her#>. Reuter
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      240 1 IJ sSPfe* V PROMISE OF PERFECTION Utit/nQxxV I g f Section Two Hard sell in Japan Singapore clothes designers and manufacturers who took their work to Tokyo a fortnight ago found it an uphill task trying to persuade the highlycritical Japanese to buy them. Our reporter JOHN de SOUZA, who
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      425 2 Mastermind held RESULTING from close cooperation among the police forces of Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore, a Singapore suspect, described as the mastermind behind last year's $1 million armed robbery in Brunei, has been arrested. With his arrest, all five Singaporeans behind the goldsmith robbery have been rounded up. The
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      Around the world
      582 2 Nub of the problem JORDAN on Monday urged Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation to recognise each other and sit down together to talk peace within an international framework. Mr Khalid Madadha, an ambassador-at-large in Jordan's Foreign Ministry, opened the United Nations General Assembly's annual Middle East
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      Comment
      351 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: AMONG the things that most be done to restore Singapore's image as a shoppers' paradise is to ensure retail price competitiveness. Same of the recommendations of the tourism task force would go a long way towards achieving this. Per instance, it has been suggested that
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      Chest's show and tell
      85 2 THE Community Chest is keen to show government employees its new promotional heart-rending video tape if it could only get invitations. Most fovernment departments get support for the Chest y issuing circulars to workers to pledge monthly sums through the Share (Social Help and Assistance Raised
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      Timesdollar
      98 2 LESS THAN 10pc OF 300 FIRMS PASSED THIS 'ANNUAL TEST' LESS THAN 10 per cent of the 300 companies on the Stock Exchange of Singapore made ii through the first round of the Annual Report competition. Mr Richard KM. Eu, chairman of the Annual Report Award Committee, added that
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      Timesport
      212 2 Whipping into shape NUMBER TWO seed Chris Evert-Lloyd has engaged the services of an Australian conditioner to prepare her for an all-out assault on the Australian Open Tennis Tournament at Kooyong, Melbourne. Chris said she had been working with Stan Nicoles and her programme includes weight-train-ing, stretching exercises and
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      Background
      100 2 THE VIEW FROM WASHINGTON THERE IS agreement among Kremlin watchers that time may run out on Mr Konstantin Chernenko before he can assert himself. They also agree that he has to rely more than his predecessors on the consent and advice of other members of the Politburo and the
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      90 2 Asean: Across the Causeway New Red herring THE Communist Party of Malaya has formed a new front, the National Malay Revolutionary Party of Malaya (NMRPM), to exploit those who espoused or were receptive to Islamic deviationist teachings. Malaysian Deputy Home Affairs Minister Radzi Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad, who said this
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      Around Asean
      153 2 Viets pushed back THAI troops yesterday pushed Vietnamese forces back across the Cambodian border after two days of fighting in which 100 Vietnamese soldiers were said to have been killed. The Thai commander of the border defences, Major-General San Sripen said: "The Vietnamese suffered about 100 deaths and
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      Section Two
      388 2 Fashion bridgehead A FORTNIGHT ago, 70 Singapore trade officials, designers and manufacturers went to Japan to test the market for made-in-Singapore fashion. They set up stalls and, for two days, faced the intense scrutiny of a group of highly-critical potential customers. The singaporeans came home with $2.1 million
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      Section Three
      155 2 Breaking away THE film industry in Taiwan went into the doldrums for a period after a bout of meaningless love stories. Then, in 1983, a group of young and idealistic film workers tried to revive the cinema with their simple, down-to-earth and realistic portrayals of rural and urban
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      206 3 Pyongyang postpones trade talks with Seoul SEOUL, Tues. North Korea announced today it is postponing trade talks with South Korea until next year, following a gunbattle at the border village of Panmunjom on Friday. The move is seen as a setback for the dialgoue that had tentatively begun between the
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      Lock icon North Korea's border pact
      59 3 TOKYO. Tues. The Soviet Union and North Korea yesterday initialed a treaty on their common 30km border, the official (North) Korean Central News Agency reported today. It said the treaty was signed in Pyongyang by Mr Li Jong Mok, First Vice-Minister of North Korea's foreign ministry,
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        55 3 INDIAN PRIME Minister Rajiv Gandhi has assured Pakistan's President Mohammad Zia Ul-Haq that New Delhi is committed to improving relations with Islamabad, a Pakistani government statement said yesterday. In a letter thanking President Zia for attending the funeral of Mrs Indira Gandhi, Mr Gandhi wished the people of
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        Lock icon Security tightened
        67 3 SECURITY WAS tight yesterday along a stretch of Kuwaiti coastline in preparation for the start of a three-day Gulf summit meeting expected to reflect regional concern over the continuing Iran-Iraq war. Police and troops sealed off approaches to a seaside hotel where the heads of state of Oman,
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        Lock icon Talks on Gibraltar
        72 3 BRITAIN AND Spain agreed yesterday to hold talks on the future of Gibraltar and to open the border between Spain and the British rock colony closed since 1969. (Picture above shows a view of the Rock of Gibraltar > A joint statement issued in Brussels after talks
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        No great expectations
        49 3 THE SECRETARY-GENERAL of Nato, Lord Carrington, has warned against expecting too much from the forthcoming arms talks between Moscow and Washington, the BBC reported in London yesterday. In an interview with a West German newspaper Die Welt, Lord Carrington said the talks would involve difficult topics.
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        59 3 NORWAY IS studying ways of reducing its crude oil price but is anxious to avoid a repetition of the turmoil in world markets caused by its cuts last month, sources in Statoil, the state-owned oil company, said in Oslo yesterday. Statoil will meet this week to discuss
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      Lock icon Cooking up lots of watts with solar roof tiles
      109 3 A MODEL displaying a solar cell-attached roof tile that can generate two watts of electricity. The Amorton roof tile was recently developed by Japan's Sanyo Electric Company. It Is as large as the conventional roof tile. Sanyo developed it by i««»fai»fl"g
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      71 3 windsurfer HONGKONG, Tues. Chinese and Taiwanese authorities are searching for a French nobleman who has not been seen since he left southern China on Saturday in a bid to windsurf across the Taiwan Strait. A French deputy ConsulGeneral said today China and Taiwan both began searching for Baron
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      Lock icon 150 Buddhas
      46 3 BEIJING, Tues. A peasant building a bouse in eastern China has unearthed 150 stone Buddhas dating back at least 1,400 years, the official Xinhua news agency said yesterday. The statues were discovered by Mr Zhang Zhaoyuan of Linqu county, Shandong province, Xinhua said. AP
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      Lock icon Afghans 'seize 100 soldiers'
      308 3 Russians hit back with heavy bombing AFGHAN guerillas may have captured more than 100 Soviet soldiers as they tried to sweep through resistance hideouts near the southern city of Kandahar this month. Western diplomats said today the soldiers were reported captured in the Argandab region near
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      Lock icon Suspected Soviet spy ship seen off New Caledonia
      287 3  -  Libya dfdsfby PARIS, Tuesday A SOVIET freighter, believed to be a spy ship, has been cruising for several days on the edge of the territorial waters of New Caledonia where proindependence natives have rioted for independence from France, sources said yesterday. The
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      Lock icon Symbols Indians will vote for
      144 3 NEW DELHI, Tues. India's political parties are to choose symbols to represent them in next month's general election ranging from railway engines and sparrows to lions and bicycles. The election commission yesterday announced a list of 61 symbols, many already reserved by major parties. The
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      Lock icon Jail terms in bank swindle case upheld
      125 3 Jail terms in bank swindle case upheld SEOUL, Tues. South Korea's Supreme Court today upheld jail terms of up to 15 years far 11 people far their part in a multi-million dollar loan swindle. Lee Hun-seiing, 56, farmer president of the Choheung Bank, was sentenced to four years and fiaed
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      45 3 MACAU, Tues A high-rank-ing delegation of Chinese security officials arrived here yesterday to discuss immigration matters, the commander ,of Macau's security forces, Mr Amaral de Freitas, said today Rising illegal immigration from China has created problems in Macau's labour market, he said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Africa faces below-zero growth rate, says ILO
      324 4 Africa faces below-zero growth rate, says ILO GENEVA, Tues. Africa is experiencing an unprecedented economic crisis with below-zero growth rate, falling industrial output and a huge external debt, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) said yesterday. "Africa today is in the throes of an unprecedented crisis fuelled* by the global recession,"
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      Lock icon US ready to hit back in Beirut, says paper
      154 4 US ready to hit back in Beirut, says paper WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States military was prepared recently to launch a retaliatory bomb attack in Lebanon as part of a new get-tough policy on terrorism, the Washington'Post reported today. The aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower was ordered shortly before the Thanksgiving
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      Lock icon Israeli planes bomb guerilla bases
      132 4 TEL AVIV, Tues. Israeli air force planes attacked Palestinian guerilla bases in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley today, the military command reported. The planes raided positions used by the Democratic Front for the Liberation Organisation, a Moscow-oriented faction of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. The' positions were
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      Lock icon Recognise each other
      509 4 AFTER more than 30 years off bloody internecine warfare in the Middle East, there are signs that the warring parties have had enough. They are now talking about peace and ways of achieving it. Jordan exhorts Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation to recognise each other; leaders
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      Lock icon Syria calls for new M-E peace talks
      271 4 DAMASCUS, Tues SYRIA has appealed for European backing for a Middle East peace conference under United Nations auspices, and gained qualified support from France. But French President Francois Mitterrand, addressing a state banquet in Damascus last night, made it clear he felt such
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      Lock icon Arafat's wing appeals for Arab support
      146 4 AMMAN, Tnes. Mr Yasser Arafat's wing of the Palestine Liberation Organisation has appealed for Arab support for Egypt despite Its treaty with Israel, but aa embrace of the United States medlated Camp David peace "If Egypt were lo the Arab fold, the (IMS) Israeli
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      Lock icon Overall trading profit for Times papers
      173 6 Overall trading profit for Times papers LONDON, Tues. THE Times and the Sunday Times made an overall trading profit for the first time since they were acquired by Rupert Murdoch's News International group, bat still showed an after-tax loss, the newspaper said yesterday. The circulation of the Times increased 13
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      74 6 ATHENS, Tues. Two more bombs were discovered early yesterday in a hotel and a nigh school in Athens, hours after a home-made bomb exploded at the Greek capital's port of Piraeus. Near the bomb in the hotel, police found a piece of paper bearing the name
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      Lock icon Left-faced but musical
      62 6 MADISON (Wisconsin), Tues. Beethoven probably never knew it, but he was left-faced, and left-faced people may be predisposed to making great music. Karl Smith, Emeritus Professor of Psychology at the University of Wisconsin, has linked dominance of one side of the face and musical talent and he
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      Lock icon Hemingway's 'model' dies
      41 6 GULFPORT (Florida), Tues. Mrs Agnes von Kurowsky Stanfield, whose brief romance with Ernest Hemingway in Italy in 1918 became the central element in his novel A Farewell to Arms, died on Sunday at the age of 92. UPI
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      British union fined $524,000
      372 6 British union fined $524,000 It ignored court order to call off strike LONDON, Tims. A JUDGE fined Britain's biggest labour union £200,000 (*****,000) today for ignoring a court order to call off a strike. The fine made the Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU) the third labour group to be
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      Lock icon Gorbachev prominent at key meeting
      220 6 Gorbachev prominent at key meeting MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Parliament met today to approve the 1965 economic plan and Politburo member Mikhail Gorbachev, who has been absent from view, was seated close to President Konstantin Chernenko. When members of the ruling Politburo took their places on a tribune overlooking the
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      Lock icon Belgium may put off cruise deployment
      244 6 BRUSSELS, Tuesday BELGIUM is likely to postpone deployment of Nato cruise nuclear missiles, due to begin next March, if a United States-Soviet meeting in January leads to resumed arms control negotiations. A senior' government source said this yesterday after Prime Minister Wilfried Martens' Flemish
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      151 6 Greenpeace urges boycott of JAL LONDON, Tues. Environmental groups from 18 countries announced today that they were launching a campaign to press for an international boycott of Japan Air Lines (JAL) in protest against Japanese commercial whaling operations. Greenpeace, an international environmental organisation, said two million members of conservation and
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      Lock icon Body heat of babies linked to crib death, says study
      226 6 LONDON, Tues. Bundling babies too warmly or placing them in overheated rooms increases the risk of crib death, a new study suggests. Its author, Dr Anthony Stanton, wrote that parents need to be educated "away from the folklore that babies
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      Lock icon Boss cleared of bottom-pinching
      128 6 BESANCON (France), Toes. A French appeals court has overturned the conviction of a restaurateur fined I,M# francs (*****) for pinching a waitresses' bottom, court sources said today. The 18-year-old waitress, Identified only as Maryse L, quit her Job In the eastern French village of Laroods last
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      Lock icon Iraq behind move to restore ties with US
      349 7 Iraq behind move to restore ties with US WASHINGTON, Tues. The Iraqi-initiated move to restore ties between Baghdad and the United States was formally announced yesterday shortly after Mr Tariq Aziz, Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, met President Ronald Reagan at the White House. Also present were Secretary
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      Lock icon US weighs boycott of World Court proceedings
      171 7 US weighs boycott of World Court proceedings WASHINGTON, Tues. Reagac administration officials said yesterday that the World Court's ruling that it had jurisdiction to decide Nicaragua's lawsuit against the United States would force Washington to consider whether to boycott further proceedings. Officials following the case said the 15-1 decision seemed
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      Lock icon Colombia car blast kills woman
      239 7 Colombia car blast kills woman BOGOTA, Tues. A bomb apparently left by drng traffickers exploded onder a car parked alongside the United States Embassy In Bogota yesterday. kUltag a woman and tajjrta^tw. people, the The bombing came 12 days after embassy officials had reportedly received a threat frt»m drag traffickers
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      62 7 MIO (Michigan), Toes. Oscoda county authorities have arrested two men for hunting bare as in naked, not "bear" as in the four-legged variety. Someone called the sheriff's department on Sunday saying they saw two naked men carrying rifles Just south of downtown Mio. Sure enough, deputies
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      Lock icon Blasts in Chile
      37 7 SANTIAGO, Tues. At least four bombs exploded in the Chilean capital late last night on the eve of a new round of protests against the military government of President Augusto Pinochet, residents saW. Reuter
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      38 7 LOTA (Chile), Tues. A mentally handicapped woman committed suicide last Friday by setting herself on fire with petrol after she had been tortured and raped by secret police, a Roman o»thnH/» nH«» said yesterday. UPI
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      Reagan 'resigned' to UN envoy quitting
      147 7  - Reagan 'resigned' to UN envoy quitting LIAK TENG KIAT «y WASHINGTON, Tues. President Ronald Reagan appeared yesterday to accept the yet-to-be presented resignation of his Ambassador to the United Nations, Mrs Jeane Kirkpatrick. White House spokesman Larry Speakes told reporters that while the President valued Mrs Kirkpatrick's work and would
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      Senate to pick majority leader
      573 7  -  LIAKTENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent Baker retiring to prepare for 1988 presidential race WASHINGTON, Tues. Barely three weeks alter about 90 million Americans went to the polls, another election is being held tomorrow whose outcome could decide how President Ronald Reagan's Budget and foreign policies
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      Lock icon Suharto orders food labelled
      103 8 Suharto orders food labelled JAKARTA, Tues. PRESIDENT Suharto told his ministers yesterday to order producers and importers of feed and drinks to put on labels stating whether the products are permitted as food for Muslims under Islamic law, one minister reported. Minister Coordinator for People's Welfare Alamsyah Prawlranegara had headed
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      Lock icon Family hit by food poisoning tragedy
      112 8 Family hit by food poisoning tragedy JAKARTA, Tues. A couple in the nearby town has lost five of their six children within four days due to food poisoning, the newspaper Suara Karya reported today. The paper said the tragedy occurred in Bekasi, 36 km east of here last Wednesday after
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      Lock icon Viets 'pushed back into Cambodia'
      223 8 100 Viet troops killed Thai general ARANYAPRATHET, Tues. Thai troops today pushed Vietnamese forces back across the Cambodian border after two days of fighting in which 100 Vietnamese soldiers were said to have been killed. The Thai commander of the border defences, Major General San
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      Lock icon Seven die in road accident
      35 8 BANGKOK, Tues. Seven people were killed and 33 others injured when their bus crashed into a 10-wheel truck yesterday in northern Thailand, a senior highway police officer said today. AP
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      Lock icon 'Cause' to try Aquino suspects
      178 8 'Cause' to try Aquino suspects MANILA, Tues. Investigators deciding whether 26 men implicated in the murder of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino should be prosecuted have said they had found "probable cause" to try them. Deputy Ombudsman Manuel Herrera told reporters yesterday that they had sorted out evidence against each
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      Lock icon Sadikin challenges Murdani to TV debate
      238 8 JAKARTA, Tues FORMER Jakarta gover nor Ali Sadikin, one of Indonesia's leading dissij dents, has challenged armed forces commander Benny Murdani to a television debate. General Sadikin, who is retired, issued the challenge to General Murdani in an open letter last week. He said
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      Lock icon Fire doused
      38 8 JAKARTA, Tues Indone sia's state oil company Per tamina has put out a fire at an oil well 60 Inn east of Jakarta which had raged for 89 days, a company spokes man said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon CPM forms new front to gain power
      245 10 Reds will exploit religious dispute KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Communist Party of Malaya has formed a new front, the National Malay Revolutionary Party of Malaya (NMRPM), to exploit the Islamic deviationist teachings as a means of gaining power in the country. Deputy Home
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      Lock icon Money for LRT to be raised by land sales
      115 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Several plots of land in the Federal Territory will be sold to the public in January to raise part of the funds required to implement the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system. Federal Territory Minister Datuk Shahrir Abdul Samad
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      268 10 KEM AM AN, Tims. MALAYSIA has 1.5 million civil servants compared to a population of about 13 million, said the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Datuk Khalil Yaakub. "The number of public servants is relatively high when compared to other countries in South-east Asia.
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      Lock icon Another made-in-Malaysia porn tape appears
      145 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Another locally pro duced pornographic video tape has appeared in Negeri Sembilan. This has led residents to wonder if porn pedlars are focusing their attention on the state because the demand for such tapes has increased, with the circulation of pornographic tapes
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      Lock icon Six feared drowned
      75 10 SIBU, Tues Six sailorT all Malaysians, were missing and feared drowned when a 180--tonne tugboat laden with bricks sank in rough seas about 8 km off Kuala lean, 65 km from here, on Sunday night. Two of the crew, Lang Harry bin Raiee and Sia Kie Chuan,
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      41 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Royal Malaysian Air Force base in Sungai Besi will serve light transport, mainly helicopters, when the new base in Subang is ready in 1988, Deputy Defence Minister Datuk Ab&ng Abu Bakar Mustapha said today. Bernama
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      Strongboxes on wheels
      124 11 ARMOURED vehicles far transporting cash and valuables will soon he introduced here for use by private firms. The vehicles, available in four models, are sold at np to $C4,5M eaeh In Hongkong, where they are made. Hongkong Engineers Ltd will market them through a local security firm,
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      Managements 'not serious about security'
      339 11  -  NG WENG HOONG By MANAGEMENTS are not taking security seriously enough despite the rising number of crimes in commercial and industrial premises and losses suffered by companies. Delegates at a security seminar yesterday said companies, especially department stores, did not have a policy on security
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      Fly-now-pay-later scheme from NTUC travel firm
      281 11  - Fly-now-pay-later scheme from NTUC travel firm DELICE GAN By 40 have signed up since scheme started A WEEK in Bangkok. $80 down. That is about the initial cost under NTUC Travel Services' fly-now-pay-later scheme. Since it was started in October, the scheme has attracted about 40 customers. Customers must be
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      Shorter wait for driving tests
      184 11  -  R A V DH ALIWAL By FAR fewer people are passing the Highway Code test these days which, in turn, means a shorter wait for those waiting for their driving and riding tests. Since the Highway Code test was made stiffer last December, only one
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      Minister for Asean meet
      66 11 THE Minister for the Environment, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will attend the second Asean ministerial meeting on the environment in Bangkok on Thursday and Friday. The meeting will discuss the environmental scene in each country and areas of further cooperation. Mr Ong will be accompanied by
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      Japanese experts at hotel's fire drill
      122 11 FIVE Japanese fire-fight-ing and prevention experts yesterday had a glimpse of how a Singapore hotel would cope with a fire. They observed a fire evacuation drill at the 30--storey Dynasty Hotel the first since their arrival on Nov 20. They are here to assess
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      'Brains' of Brunei robbery arrested
      265 11  -  PAUL WEE By Cooperation among three police forces lead& to success A SINGAPORE suspect, described as the mastermind behind last year's biggest-ever armed robbery in Brunei, has been arrested thanks to close cooperation among the Singapore, Malaysian and Brunei police. With his arrest, all five
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      One in five has visited national show
      97 11 ABOUT one in five Singaporeans has visited the National Exhibition at the World Trade Centre. Up to yesterday, there had been half a million visitors between 50,000 and 60,000 people daily except during the last weekend when there were only 35,000 visitors a
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      US urged to lift tariffs on Asean goods
      376 13 US urged to lift tariffs on Asean goods Exports hampered by protectionism TARIFFS imposed by the United States on certain Asean goods should be removed in the same way that the US allows free access to goods from selected Caribbean countries. The call came yesterday from Mr Ong Leng Chuan,
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      Food demand likely to increase
      227 13 DEMAND for food items in Singapore is likely to increase with greater affluence and a swelling population. Asean businessmen were told this on Monday at a working group discussion of the Asean Chambers of Commerce and Industry conference held at the Hilton Hotel. Dr Ngiam
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      Teenager arrested
      50 13 POLICE have arrested a teenager believed to be involved in several recent robberies in the Bukit Timah, Woodlands and Jalan Teck Whye areas. The suspect was detained in a flat in Teck Whye Lane on Monday. Victims in the robberies were mainly housewives, students and some national servicemen.
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      Crash lorry driver was on wrong side of road
      97 13 A LORRY driver drove on the wrong side of the road while overtaking a row of vehicles and, as a result, the lorry collided head-on with a motor pick-up, killing its driver. Lim Poh Joo, 24, was yesterday fined $4,90© after
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      Thirteen fined for foreign workers offences
      269 13 FIVE men and four women were each fined $800 for making foreign workers work in nondomestic jobs, while a woman was fined $1,500 for operating an employment agency without a licence. A man and woman were also each fined $800 on Monday for abetting
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      Woman tipped to head police post
      131 14 THE first woman to head a Neighbourhood Police Post is likely to take charge of one of the 12 new posts to be set np In the Paya Lebar and Jureng police divisions on Saturday. Woman Inspector Wong Lan Yang, the Senior Crime Prevention
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      Man charged with armed robbery
      86 14 Man charged with armed robbery A MAN was charged yesterday with two counts of armed robbery of jewellery worth $2,170. No plea was taken from Tham Moon Marn, 24, who is alleged to have committed the offence with another person inside a lift in Block 1, Jalan Bukit Merah, on
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      Calling calligraphers and brush painters
      109 14 THE new television series, The Gift of Touch, has brought with it an opportunity for enthusiasts of Chinese brush painting and calligraphy to display their skills. Brush painters are invited to a gathering at the SBC Radio Building at Caldecott Hill on Dec 9,, the
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      $1m to promote convention centre image
      321 14  - $1m to promote convention centre image CHRISTINA TSENG By Budget recommended by tourism task force A MILLION dollar budget has been set aside to help boost Singapore's image as a convention centre. A spokesman from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board said yesterday that the Singapore Convention Bureau (SCB) would use
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      VITB to hold part-time business courses
      164 14 VITB to hold part-time business courses WORKERS in the commercial sector will be able to further upgrade their skills when the Vocational and Industrial Training Board starts part-time courses in business studies in July next year. The VTTB will cater for up to 180 students, with 120 at the Certificate
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      Thieves break circuit
      47 14 THIEVES stole $13,400 worth of circuit breakers and wiring over the weekend from the Hotel Tai Pan's uncompleted extension in Victoria Street. Last month, thieves stole $15,000 worth of circuit breakers by unscrewing them from the walls of an uncompleted building in Gillman Heights.
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      Two have their diplomas revoked
      109 14 Two have their diplomas revoked THE diplomas of two Ngee Ann Polytechnic graduates have been revoked, according to the latest government gazette. The Senate, exercising its powers under the polytechnic's Act, revoked the diplomas of Maryati Sanusi and Khoo Pern Yung, both of whom graduated last year. In July, Khoo's
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      RC officials failed to talk woman out of suicide
      157 14 RC officials failed to talk woman out of suicide EFFORTS by two Residents' Committee members to talk a young woman out of taking her own life last Christmas Eve proved futile, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Senior traffic assistant Ravindra s/o M.R.S. Naidu, 32, was on his way home when
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      Law 'only protects local copyrights'
      304 14  - Law 'only protects local copyrights' BEN DAVIDSON By THERE is copyright law in Singapore, but it only protects local and not foreign copyrights, a Queen's Counsel argued in the High Court yester day. Mr Anthony Walton, defending a book-seller being sued for allegedly infringing the copyright of a medical textbook,
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      Charged with cheating man of $5,000
      148 14 Charged with cheating man of $5,000 A WOMAN was accused on Monday of cheating a man of a total of $5,000 on three occasions. W.A. Kaliyani d o Ramalingam. 40, allegedly cheated Mr R.A. Purushothman by convincing him that she had given his grandfather $1,000 while they were both in
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      Ground rules for anti-piracy fight relaxed
      430 15  - Ground rules for anti-piracy fight relaxed MATILDA GABRIEL IFPI bid to attract more distributors By MUSIC-PIRATE fighter, the International Federation of Phonogram and Videogram Producers (IFPI), has relaxed some of its ground rules to get more distributors to join its anti-piracy scheme. Only three of about 50 music distributors in
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      Expect harsher policies — Chiam
      566 15  - Expect harsher policies Chiam PHILIP LEE By THE Singapore Democratic Party said last night that Singaporeans can expect the PAP government to introduce more harsh and unpopular policies within the next four years. SDP secretary-general Chiam See Tong said he came to this conclusion because the PAP recently said it
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      Lots of walking for new PAP candidate
      180 15 MR IBRAHIM OTHMAN, the new PAP election candidate in Tanah Merah, has been doing a lot of walking in the constituency. He has visited 20 of the 35 blocks of Housing Board flats in Tanah Merah since he came to the constituency in
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      It's up to companies now: NPB
      168 15 It's up to companies now: NPB THE next phase of the productivity movement belongs to the company. So firms should start tailoring their productivity plans to suit the specific needs of their workplace, said Mr Ng Kiat Chong, executive director of the National Productivity Board, on Monday. Such plans must
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      Obscene tapes
      39 15 A JOBLESS man was fined |2,000 yesterday for having two obscene video tapes. Tan Yong Heng, 21, admitted having the tapes on the first floor of Block 531 in Upper Cross Street on April 6 last year.
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      1,800 asked to sit for gifted pupils' test
      342 16  - 1,800 asked to sit for gifted pupils' test HEDWIG ALFRED By 120 from Pr6to be picked for programme ABOUT 1,800 Primary Six pupils have been asked to sit for tests next week for the gifted education programme. About 120 of them will be picked to enter the Secondary One gifted
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      Murder suspect caught
      82 16 A SUSPECT, who had been on the run following the murder of a foreman at a worksite in March, was arrested at Woodlands checkpoint yesterday when he tried to slip back into Singapore. He was detained by immigration officers and handed over to the ClD's Special Investigation
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      Mother who beat up six-year-old over maid fined
      238 16 A LITTLE boy spilt urine on his Filipina maid and was repeatedly caned by his mother. The result: Injuries on his nose, back and upper arms. Yesterday, Wee Lian Eng, 31, the mother, was found guilty of assaulting Siek Wei Jing, six,
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      New building code in the offing, says board
      386 16  - New building code in the offing, says board SAM RAN Challenges facing building and construction industry By A NEW building code that takes into account the planning needs of future developments is in the offing. The Construction Industry Development Board is looking into the building codes of various countries to
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      Man fined for having two thunderflashes
      79 16 A MAN threw a thunderflash into the swimming lagoon at Sentosa, a court heard yesterday. Hotel waiter Yeo Hock Beng, 21. pleaded guilty to having two thunderflashes at the lagoon on Oct 4. He was fined $600. Yeo was caught by a senior outdoor
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      Karate expert rescues assault victim
      236 17  - Karate expert rescues assault victim PAUL WEE By SINGAPORE'S top ranking karate instructor suffered a black eye and body injuries when he went to the rescue of a man on Friday. Mr Peter Chong, 43, was set upon by a gang of 15 men as he tried to stop them
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      Chest wants civil servants to view tape
      509 17  -  STELLA DANKER By Video show will get more to donate THE Community Chest is keen to show government employees its new heart-rending video tape to increase support for the Chest, if only it could get an invitation. Most government departments get support for
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      Don't stretch law, says lecturer
      267 17  -  IVAN LIM An unexpected lesson at seminar By A CLASS of 75 union and management people learned an unexpected lesson at a seminar on the Employment (Amendments) Act yesterday: Don't stretch the law to suit your needs. Go strictly by what the law says and
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      The way to lower prices
      462 18 SINGAPORE has for decades deservedly been regarded as a shoppers' paradise. But of late, this image has been tarnished. Among the things that must be done to restore it is to ensure price competitiveness at the retail level. Some of the recommendations of the tourism
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      There's a price to pay for taking Gaddafi seriously
      778 18  -  WILLIAM PFAFF COMMENT 1 By the International Herald Tribune PARIS The mistake is to take Muammar Gaddafi seriously. He is dangerous, certainly; but it is not useful to deal with him as if he were a reasoning figure with a serious
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      US deficit is dragging its economy down
      1383 18  -  LILLIAN CHEW The United States economy is the locomotive pulling the world economy. When it grows, so does the rest of the world, albeit at a different pace. In the latest recovery, Which began in 1982, Asia boomed. Singapore, for example, grew at
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      Lock icon Lots of money in loopholes
      617 18 The Art Buchwald column WASHINGTON Anyone who comes to Washington these days may notice that there are new office buildings going op all over town. The visitor might be wondering why there's an office boom when the President has sworn to cot back on government
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      398 19 AFTER reading the letter on "Why some of us lived with our eyes closed" (ST, Nov 22), I was inclined to think that the writer of the letter had been holed-up in some tree house somewhere in the jungles of Macßitchie Reservoir all this while.
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      Newspapers can keep us informed
      176 19 I REFER to the letter "It's later than we think" by Mr Liu Fook Thim (ST, Nov 23). It is very disturbing to note that Mr Liu believes that hostelites must watch the Prime Minister's speech in Part Two of SBC's Principles of Government before
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      Bouquet for immigration office's efficiency
      121 19 Bouquet for immigration office's efficiency I WENT to the Immigration Office in Outram Road on Monday to apply for a restricted travel passport to Malaysia. The crowd there was huge that morning. I realised that it was going to be a long wait. At the application counter, I was, to
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        311 19 WE REFER to the article "Everything on board vibrates" by D.W.D. (ST, Nov 10). We would like to assure the writer that no efforts are spared in our bus maintenance programme. Our CSS buses have to undergo regular mechanical checks conducted by our engineering department
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        86 19 THE Straits Times welcomes letters from you. Your letters must include your signature, full name, address, and home and office telephone numbers, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve
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      Pets must not be left uncared for
      134 19 I READ with interest the article Island-hopping (ST Nov 23) about islanders moving from Pulau Tekong to mainland Singapore. But I was dismayed to learn that people are leaving their pet dogs and cats on the island. Former islanders, who returned to Pulau
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      Why are trees replaced so often?
      98 19 I HAVE been a resident of Queen's Close for the past 12 years. In 1972, the Housing Board planted casuarina trees on both sides of Queen's Close Road. Later, when these trees had grown bigger, the authorities chopped them down and planted others. After
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      1133 20  - What's up at the Kremlin is anyone's guess BERNARD GWERTZMAN Second of two articles on Soviet leadership in transition in Washington By THE Reagan administration is looking at the Soviet Union these days through a particularly narrow focus, trying to find out if the Kremlin's leaders are ready for decisive
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      Lock icon British coal strike sets one miner against another
      800 20 DONCASTER (England) RON, 37, and Kenneth, 44, are both proud thirdgeneration coalminers, both members of the same trade union and living in the same area but they are mortal enemies and worlds apart. They symbolise the conflict in the British coal industry,
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      In the market
      309 21 In the market AFTER the mini-boom on Monday, the stock market opened weak yesterday. And after the first slow hour, the mood took a turn for the worse and acquired bearish overtones. At mid-day, the Straits Times Industrial Index rose only 2.75 points to 827.18, while the Business Times Composite
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      Singapore barometer
      37 21 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 63 35 16 Finance 11 5 3 Hotels 4 4 2 Properr.es 8 3 2 Plantations 6 5 Mining 3 0 0 Deb Loans 4 4 1 Totol 99 56 25
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      K. Lumpur barometer
      43 21 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 80 26 16 Finance 11 4 2 Hotels 1 I 0 Properties 6 2 3 Oil palms 5 I 1 Tins 5 2 3 Rubbers 12 2 1 Deb/Loans 0 0 0 Totol 120 38 26
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      KLSE steadier
      93 21 SHARE prices closed off best at the Kuala Lumpur stock market yesterday as profit-tak-ing set in to pare some of the earlier gains of the day. On the whole, the market finished on a slightly steadier note. The New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index rose 6.72 points
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      After Monday's mini-boom, market opens weak
      41 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Time; Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) !983'84 Lo* 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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      Chief Price Changes
      189 21 Chief Price Changes Nov 26 Nov 27 BT Composite 731.51 733.28 BT Indicator *****72 *****97 BT 08/OS +126 +206 ST Industrials 824.43 831.85 ST Finance 2424.10 *****4 ST Hotels ***** 890.10 ST Properties 505.33 507.48 ST Minings 350.23 351.14 ST Plantations 2525.11 *****2 OCBC 635.59 637.44 OUB Composite 419.99 421.64
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      Most active
      17 21 Pahang Inv 943,000 Dunlop Ind 506.000 Fober Merlin 463,000 M Resources 422.000 Gty Dev 330,000
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      Only dismal 10 pc pass annual report contest
      582 21 Competition should include statutory boards, says EDB chairman LESS than 10 per cent of the 300 companies on the Stock Exchange of Singapore made it through the first round of the Annual Reporl competition. Mr Richard K. M. Eu, chairman of the
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      ST Industrial Index components
      77 21 Bointead Bhd -4 Gumns unch PMC unch S«* SNp -2 C»C unch Haw Par 1 Pan Bw susp Sime Partly +1 CCM +46 InchcapeßM -4 Pe* Plant +4 S Tradnf +14 CaMStaraft +9 Keppel +2 to Can +9 Durtop hd —5 MTC +2 frtna 5 law
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      Prime rate cut at ICB
      72 21 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMER CIAL BANK will lower its prime rate by point to 9 i per cent today Term deposit rates are reduced to 6 per cent for one month. 6■« per cent for two and three months and 6 per cent for six months.
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      Effects of M-East refineries being felt
      377 21  - Effects of M-East refineries being felt RONNIE LIM By THE new Middle East refineries are already posing a challenge to Singapore oil refineries sooner than expected. The Singapore refineries were earlier expecting the new Saudi Yanbu refinery's products to go mainly to Europe. But the latest word is that some
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      414 21 US banks cut prime rate by point to 11½ pc NEW YORK Major US banks trimmed their prime lending rate to 11 '•> per cent from 11 1 4 per cent on Monday, reflecting widespread conviction among bankers that the American economy is slowing down. The first change in the
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      Gold opens at a low of US$331.50
      192 21 GOLD opened low in Singapore yesterday, following its tumble to its lowest level since mid-1982 in New York on Monday. The metal opened here at U*****.50 per oz (New York's close on Monday) and edged up to US$334 per oz in a technical
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      391 21 NEW YORK Gulf and Western Industries and Prentice-Hall Inc announced jointly on Monday that they had agreed to merge, to become the largest book publisher in the United States. The agreement followed an offer by Gulf and Western to increase its previously-rejected US$7O--a-share (Sslsl) offer by
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      Straits Steamship takes Grand Award for third straight year
      638 21 STRAITS STEAMSHIP wen the Annual Report Grand Award this year, for the third consecutive time. The award, which was presented to the company last night at the 11th Annual Report Award presentation ceremony, Is only given to the company whose annual
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      Business done in Singapore
      3337 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock eichanfes, is necessarily covered in "business done" Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      2811 22 1984 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) Kgh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 310 193 Acma 193 -2 3.8 18 i94 193 308 103 Alcorn 137 +9 3.6 109 139 127 312 218 Allied Choc 250 unch 28 251 245 198 109
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      2465 22 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2.805) (17) 2.78 (7) 2.79 (1) 276 (2) 2.82 (16) 2.84 (2) 22.77(1)2.76(16)2.80 AMD (3.426) (1) 3.40 (1) 3.42 (1) 3.46 Akom (1.508 1.525) (36) 1.44 (2) 1.42 (5) 1.41 (7) 1.43 (5) 1.49 (13) 1.48 (2) 1.47 (3) 1.46 (2) 1
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        329 23 !_?j££L tkmm P™* 5 loonzain 100% Austrabn Mute a-n/W* S/t*. ii-rB-i 2od grade 235 KTne^rop Coconut Rice ist F ade i3« Oil SBBtfOt- "2 2nd F i<le 247 MkFOB 180.00 (sAfS) M BMt 25. g OfcJdrumFOB 193.00 (seders) 100% 1st dass £L„~. ?2 New drum FOB 197.00 (seders)
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        275 23 FOB h bales KA5 MRELB (S ctnts/klo) (M cmts/Uo) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS Prompt 167 00— 168.00N 167.00— 168.00N unq unq Int 1 RSS Dec 169 50—170.00 169.50—170 00 189.00-190 00 189.00-189.50 Int 1 RSS Jan 172 00 172.50 172.00-172.50 Int. 2 RSS Dec 160.75— 161.
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        59 23 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price yesterday stayed at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M529.15 per kilo. The buffer stock manager again absorbed the bulk of the disposals. Turnover fell to 54 tonnes from 90 tonnes on Monday due to the normal decline in offerings towards
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        Copper
        25 23 Ctowt prices Copper E/'onne Mn Spot 1103 00 1104 00 (1100.50 1101.00) 3 months 1125.00 1125 50 (1117.00-1117.50) Market tone: Steady Sales: 21.200 tonnes
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        18 23 USJ/troy oz Tum Mm Smcapore 7.36—7.41 7.45—7.50 Mm Fri New York 7.42-7.47 7.52—7.57 Source: Credit Suisse, Spore
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        18 23 CMntpricw Aluminium t/kmm Man Spot 951.00-951.50 (915.50-916.50) 3 months 975.00-975.50 (938.00-939.00) Market tone: Steadier Sales: 5.200 tonnes
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        55 23 Closing prices Rubber cents/klo Singapore December 169.50 down one cent Malaysia December 189.00 down one cent Closing prices Tin Ms/kifo KL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover: 54 tonnes down 36 tonnes GOLD US$/oz Tues Mm Singapore 333.40—333.80 339.40—339 80 Hongkong 333.80—334.20 339.40—339.90 Mon Fri New York 331.50 332.00 340
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        102 23 THE Malaysian crude palm oil prices yesterday closed slightly lower on late selling with sentiment dampened by a lower Chicago soybean complex close. The refined market continued to be quiet on reserve of buyers. PALM Ctosint prices Crate Ms/tome paftnoi Nov/Dec 1237.50 (north) (central south) Refined pahnoi US$/tomes
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        140 23 THE KJLOBAR market yesterday was traded between 5523,163 and 5523,421. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.10/3.50. Local and overseas buying interest gradually moved gold price up to U5*333.60/4.00. Resistance at the US$334 level prompted profit-taking and gold eased off to close for lunch at U*****.20/3.60. It re-opened
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        229 23 THE Singapore dollar eased further to 2.1665/75 at its opening and was traded between 2.1655 and 2.1680. The US dollar eased slightly against most major currencies from New York levels in quiet early trading. The easing was due mainly to some selling and profit-taking. Against the Deutschemark, it opened
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      376 23 NEW YORK, Tues. Falling oil prices yesterday halted Wall Street's three-day rally despite a favourable quarter-point reduction in the prime lending rate at some US banks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 7.96 points to 1212.35. There were three losing issues for every
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      76 23 J! 1 1 ..I J I L-J r Hongkong Hong Seng < Tuesday 1112.73(1113.96) i Week ago 1072.52 ~~s Austraian Al-Orcfinaries -?W> Tuesday 752.5(765.5) g£_ Week ago 772.2 Austraian Industrials Tuesday 1095.0(1109.1) Week ago 1116.3 Financial fines Industrials "1 Monday 922.1 (910.3) Week ago 919.1 Dow Jones Average Monday
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      251 23 V_ "I* Hk Elect Woit 10.10 -0.1 lnd City 0.63 unch Sime Darby 6.30 -0 1 Associated Hotrts 0388 unch Hk Gos 6.85 -0.05 Joriine Math 8.65 -01 Sino Land 0.405 Bank Of East Asm 2260 +02 Hk Hotels 23.00 -0.3 JanJne Sec 7.15 +0 1 Stelux 1.24 +007
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      328 23 1bt.27 Cents Chanfe Mitsubishi 512 +2 (tart) "*w Co 325 +2 A|_nomoto 1090 unch VJI J"****- 150 +4 Ako. 516 2 Mitsui Smelting 465 -10 Amodo 1090 -10 J***_kosN 345 unch Asoh. Chem 566 -1 Mrfsum. 1 170 unch Asohi Gloss 840 -10 Muroto Mfg Bonk Tk 475 Nikko
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      260 23 man ta Oma* \2±u7==l\m _Lh Ar i i7B L nd Le o»« 536 -4 A n 7 Mogelon Pet Aust 240 unch APMZZZZZZIia 2 m^JSTe"^* 33 8 Aberfoyle 900 -10 L 42 4 iL.oi:::::!S J^r 4 30, «y* AKed Mil 235 +3 Z£l -7 Ampol Exp 260 unch KrtAust
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      215 23 Nov 26 USS Own* Gulf Oil Cp Alcoa 36% Gulf Res 13% unch Allied Chem Cp 35 unch Hewlett Pack 33* +1% AMis-Chalmers 7% unch Intl Busi Mach 122% Am Tel Tel 18% Intl Harvester 7* -Vi Amax Inc 17* Intl Tel Tel 26% Amr Corp 33* John
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      564 23 Nov 26 faaa Chance MNNG INDUSTRIALS Borlowßand 519 +14 A«e<H_yom 170 +2 Charter Cons 208 +5 Ass. Davits 164 +4 ConsGoW 504 -3 BTRPLC 547 +13 RusPkmt 8 13/16 -V* Babcocks 141 +3 ZO 14V« -Vi Barclays 517 +3 nee j./ Beechams 355 +7 Us BICC 235 +5 AAC
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      151 23 Managers' prices for Arbuthnot Securities Asia n Bput,a <*> o-- MO¥2B Spore Growth Fund 0.»-e.8__a SnT^V''' 3«=38 Singapore Unit Trust KB=S SSn'S -otlS,. The Commerce 2.57-2.73 fflß-Mnnlaoii r t fS~HS The Savmp Fund 1.75-1.86 W»-MOnUfU Efcwnttßprtra 1.04-109 S'pore Prog Fund 111-1.18 Union Spore Fund 105-111 Wirnor mmt Fund
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      206 23 Interbank Over the SUSw Loca, l !T t0 For currency one urat of to St lo f oreipi currency Australian dollar 1.8528 1 8547 5 47-5 35 Canadian dollar 1.6407 1.6421 6 15— 6 05 NZ dollar 1.0561 1 0581 9 53-9 16 Sterling pound 2 6029 2
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        74 23 THE strength of the dollar and weak oil prices caused the February gold contract to fall US$6.5O to open at U*****.30 an ounce. It recovered in late afternoon trading before slipping back to finish near its opening level. (Id USS per Troy ounce) Opea High Law Sett Eat Vol
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        64 23 THE Bundesbank showed no intention to intervene in the New York market after maintaining its three-Deutschemark level for a few days. Having opened firmly at 0.3280, the December Deutschemark was gradually traded down to 0.3276. But buying by traders in the late afternoon lifted the day's high to 0.3285.
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        74 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE December Eurodollar fell seven ticks to open at 90.57, while the March Eurodollar opened at 90.27. Trading in both months remained moderate within a narrow range as there was still uncertainty over future interest rates. (100 Implied interest rate) Open High Law Sett Est Vol Dee
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        44 23 THE December Japanese yen opened higher than the Chicago close at 0.*****6. The contract was thinly traded within a moderate range and it settled at the day's high of 0.*****5. Open High Lew Sett Est Vol Dee 0.*****6 0.*****5 0.*****6 0.*****5 110
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      Container schedules
      454 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Rscshrinc Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Tine Bock Kobe Express (8403W) 29/11 (0700) FSB 0900-1100/1800-1900 B8 BSeroja(s47) 29/11(0800) FSB 1000-1200/1900-2000 M K Gavnlov (468E84) 29/11 (0800) 51 0800-1000/1800-2000 B4 Takari 1 (1070) 29/11(1000) TA3 1100-1300/2030-2200 F3 B Butang (*****A)
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      258 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Barber Nara 46/7 a'side 28/11 Kashii Maru 31/2 aside 28/11 KotaSejati 10/1 a'side 28/11 Trans Hav 46S a'side 28/11 Van Shan 33/4 a'side 28/11 Kannikar 37/8 27/11 30/11 Builder 22 28/11 29/11 Equator IV 23 28/11 28/11 Este Gloria 25/6 28/11
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      40 23 HONGKONG A team of Hongkong shipowners and agents will meet Irish officials in Dublin this week in an effort to block planned liquiaation of state-owned Irish Shipping Ltd, a member of the Hongkong team said. Reuter
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      Keppel's latest idea for 'cheap' money
      343 24  -  DOREEN SOH By Innovation allows company to borrow below prime rate KEPPEL SHIPYARD LTD has scored another first with its latest arrangement to borrow cheaper money: Interest savings through this financial innovation are estimated at $1 million a year. This will help towards the
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      New lab to boost Fuji's sales in film market
      398 24  -  ANGELINE TAN By DOUBLE the money with a new stick-on and longerlife print and topple market leaders Kodak. That's Fuji Photo Film (S) Pte Ltd's plans for Singapore. These products are some of the services offered by Fuji Photo Film's new
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      How to ask your banker for a loan and get it
      579 24 How to ask your banker for a loan and get it Small business PROPOSALS to your banker for a loan need the same careful preparation required by a marketing plan for a new product or service in order for them to stand a reasonable chance of success. Small and mediumsized
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      Malaysian steel maker to try cement industry
      250 24  - Malaysian steel maker to try cement industry ANTHONY HOE By AMALGAMATED STEEL MILLS BHD (ASM), one of the largest manufacturers of steel and steel products in Malaysia, is venturing into the cement industry. It has taken a 51 per cent stake in a joint venture company, Simen Dagangan Sdn Bhd
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      392 26 11 Pleasure Boats 40' SAILING YACHT superbly equipped. Owner leaving Singapore. Bargain price US$4O,OOO. Tel. *****08. 12 Computer Products/ Services SCHOOL HOLIDAYS OFFER Extra features and more reliable computing systems for good start. Package with extra accessories at special rate. A1 COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTE LTD People's Park Centre, #03-71 3rd
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      707 26 24 Garage Sal* NIGHT CLUB CLOSING DOWN SALE EVERYTHING GOES DAILY 10am— 5pm 8, JLN LEGUARDI SEMBAWANG 12 M.S. INTERESTED CALL *****78 CUSTOM MADE EXPENSIVE cane dining table (8' x3-l/2'). 8 chairs. $750. Rattan sofa set $550. 1 year old Italian washing machine. Tumble dryer. Acma AR2IQ frost-free refrigerator. Chest
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      385 26 27 Wanted WE PURCHASE PRECIOUS (gold silver, palladium, piatinum etc) precious gems and other pre ctous collections in any type anc form. *03-97G, 3rd floor Golder Mile Complex, Beach Road Tel *****29. BEST PRICES OFFERED foi Pawnshop Tickets. Gold Silver Diamond, Watch, etc. Call- Mis: Lim, Jalan Besar, Sim Lim
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      623 26 30 Hairdressing ijjT \ff cause If CHECK ON US I Ni ittv§ RMtfe flinty I lywi lOp HMiiyHtS fl Reasonable fa and Easy CALLWEHOY L #03-554 Bodwr Cwtre 3 WEEKS PARIS/LONDON ADVANCED HAIR DESIGN COURSE IS NOW OPEN FOR BOOKING. FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: *****50/ *****33 •BEN' 'BENJAMIN'— LatestInternational InventionsDominoes,
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      639 26 36 House Renovation/ Decor WJUJE ALUMINIUM IRON WORK Tel *****33 (5 Lines) TELEX RS ***** WILLIE FABRICATORS OF AMPUMESH* GRILLES ALUMINIUM GLASS IRON GRILLES/GATE ROLLING SHUTTER BOX AWNING ETC ALL ENQUMES WELCOME. Block 4003. Ang Mo Kto Ind Park 1. Ave 10. #01 -104. Singapore 2056. no.Chye 1m Iran Works
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      609 26 ■£QB w^ H AT CLASSIFICATION 57: An advertiser is V looking for distributors to sell its range E of antique musical boxes. Although K each piece is a reproduction of the orig■t inal, it is still very much a collector's W*£ item. 36 House 36 House Renovation/ Decor Renovation/ Decor
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      436 26 WING SUN SENG specialise in HDB or private houses window grills, gates and all kinds of iron works. Please call *****66 *****28 IRON CHAM LINK fencing contractor, stainless steel hand railing, window grilles, gates, grating. Enquiries: *****11. MARBLE TILES 1' x2 selling at factory price. Island Marble Works, *****74 (trade
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      565 26 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi Almost New CTV NO DOWNPAYMENT TELEFUNKEN Big Screen 67cm $65 xl 2 month HITACHI 51cm rtnwte Mitral $60 12 Mitt On Yiir Guinnlee REDtFFUSONa 1 82 Ctwnancaau Avenue T«:SM»11,llM«a Bit 101 Corporation Drive »o'-358 Tat: M6I4K) RENT A MCM colour TV from $24 per month. Immediate
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      624 27 51 Printing/ Copying 51 Printing/ Copying 57 Business 57 Business Services Services Opportunities Opportunities r INSTANT PLAN PRINTING AND 1 f BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PHOTO-COPYiNG SERVICES SAUDI ARABI We provide Rank Xerox quality services in the Well established Saudi Arabian company wants following sizes: to be sole agent and/ or distributor
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      653 27 57 Business Opportunities FOR LEASE SINGAPURA THEATRE (Changi Road) Interested parties please write to: KILLINEY ROAD POST OFFICE P.O. BOX 3M SINGAPORE 9123 SOMETHING SPECIAL Established florist shop with good clientele for sale urgently Owner going overseas. Pleate call *****71 or Page: *****58 SINGAPORE REGISTERED COMPUTER magazine with great potential,
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      590 27 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive An established Construction Company invites interested persons for the following position: Accountant Minimum ACA Level 2 holders or its equivalent Should have experience in payroll and general accounting in a computerised environment Possess ability to supervise and work independently Interested applicants are requested to apply
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      733 29 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Well established company, head office in Singapore, with branches in East and West Malsyiia, requires S FULL-TIME SALES REPRESENTATIVES RequirsfnoAts t Willingness to learn Possess sales personalities Aggressive e Experience not necessary ROD perbonnei are also welcome Driving licence (preferred but not necessary). We pay 16
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      419 29 7 i Situations Vacant: Sales TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE required Please write with telephone contact Dumber to: M s Agro Technics Ptr> Ltd, 308 Telok Kurau Road. Spore- 1542 WANTED SALESGIRLS, CONVERSANT in English and Chinese Languages Apply personally 313 North Bridge Road. Singapore--0718 EXPERIENCED CHINESE SALESGIRLS wanted for childrens' wear
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      481 29 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical I ATTENTION ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Large U.S. A E firm seeking to commission experienced architectural photographer for photo coverage of several prestigious projects in Singapore. Interviews December 1, 3 and 4 at Singapore Hyatt Hotel Leave message for M.A.
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      290 29 requires I M (3 vacancies) Able to speak simple English I No experience required Must possess own motorbike H* Must complete NS ■benefits Gross salary $500 H* Petrol allowance H* 5 day week H* Medical and insurance scheme Hi nterested applicants, H please call personally I on November 28 and
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      617 29 72 Situations Vacant: Technical We have immediate vacancies for: PRODUCTION FOREMAN a Male Singapore/Malaysian citizens above 27 years of age. Have completed min. Secondary School education. a Must be conversant with blue-print drawings. a Min. 3 years' supervisory experience in a metal fabrication workshop. a Practical experience in MIG and
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      534 29 72 Situations Vacant: Technical PHILIPS requires LINE MECHANICS Requirements: a NTC 3 in Electronic Servic ing. a Working experience in trou ble-shooting and repairing of audio products would be an added advantage. a Fresh graduates may also apply as training will be provided. e Must be prepared to work in
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      423 29 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production SANYO SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTD Join us for advancement/ A new line has been set up due to our rapid expansion a leading microwave oven manufacturing company has new vacancies for SUPERVISOR (mal« Diptoma/ITC in Electrical/Electronic At
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      204 29 Due to our expansion we rt*ie the following immediate vacancu t a For Normal Shift <Bam Uj 5 3Com O.A. OPERATORS Starting salar> $43' pin including allowanres Must have srcjpe work expenenre PRODUCTION OPERATORS Starting salary 54.0 ptn including allowances. I Benefits 2 increments per yeai 13th month bonus Medical
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      370 30 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production I MinsScnbe I A f\^\ Are Y° u a GCE a/<N> level I MW II I English Stream) holder who is H T^ Jaw looking for a job which pays H c >w/' promises good pro- H Special
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      245 30 §CHt®RIM| requires 1 1 Starting pay between *****-Ss7so, commensurate with qualifications and experience. Preferably Secondary education, but we will consider if you have adequate experience •Willing to work shifts Attractive shift allowance will be provided •ThosewithNTC-3in Electrical or Mechanical M g£ maintenance will >S get additional r-S H ss3o/-. m
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      175 30 73 Situations Vacant: Production imp HP New Starting Pay for PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Female) You can earn as much as 522pm For Assembly Work $472 pm For Sub-Assembly Work No experience required as training will be provided but we will also pay for experience. Malaysians will get hostel lodging. If you're
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      401 30 73 Situationa Vacant: Production Company in Jurong inviloa application, lor the following position*: GENERAL WORKERS Secondary 2 level. Plaaaa contact *****33/ MI32M to arrange for an interview. URGENTLY REQUIRED EXPERIENCED 1) Electrical and control Wiremen. Experience In electrical switchboard system is an advantage. Mast be able to read electrical drawings.
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      549 30 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous t We have immediate job openings for;- I :y:; C I Bjfl I tlJlljKjl l^finiljllULjl til Innct nil J; 'J.W 88l 1 ITiiroaTT: aMf jnftl BBS BBJ Of iHiiiilil nnjinßi >jTypj|yiiyfcr> aaTau Is^ijAhs^icN I IfA n\r'tt\t^ t f L -^^2^' IB bbb
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      509 30 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous We require more a Daily gross salary range $33 to $38 (inclusive of basic salary, overtime and incentive bonus) e Age above 21 years a Possess Class 4or 4 A driving licence We offer: a Free travel on TIBS and SSB buses
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      379 30 An expanding packing compan loMswinu paraannal: PACKING SUPERVISOR Requirements: a Aga: 23 and above, a QwatMtanum. Min. 'O' level, a CKpertanoa. Min. lto 2 years similar working experienc< and capable of handllnf groups of workers, a Firm, well disciplined anc honest. •alary range 8*550 to SSSBO. TRANSPORT SUPERVISOR a Age:
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      530 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL i requires 1. SALES MANAGER Bilingual in English and Mandarin 2. SALES EXECUTIVE Bilingual in English and Mandarin 3. CHAMBERMAIDS 4. CLEANERS (FEMALE) 5. MAINTENANCE MAN For *o«M1) a (2) please can tor appointment or write in with full raauma, experience and a
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      436 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous STANDARD PHOTO PTE LTD has vacancies for: 1) DELIVERY CLERK e Must possess own motorbike 2) PHOTO PRINTERS e Experience essenl.al. Able to work shift duties. 3) COUNTER SALES ASSISTANTS e Minimum Secondary education. e Experience not essential. For poets (2) a (3) will be stationed
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      681 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Exclusive Lounge in Orchard Road requires urgently: 1. WAITRESSES (Basic $500 p.m.) Benefits! e Allowance above $350. i e Free medical attention, e Free transport provided, e 2 meals supplied per day. e CPF contribution 2. HOSTESSES e Basic $300 p.m. plus allowance above $1,500 p.m.
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      595 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous STOREMAN/ FORKLIFT DRIVER Applicants should preferably have previous store/ warehousing experience. However, those without experience will also be considered. Training will be provided. Transport to and from Jurong will be provided. 5-day week. Interested applicants, please submit full particulars and contact telephpone number to: INTERNATIONAL-HOUGH DIVISION
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      873 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Marine Engineering Nrm requires" EXPERIENCED STOREKEEPER e 30 to 35 years of age. e Minimum GCE O" level, e Work Independently in store management, materials handling and control. Interested parties, please call: *****41. Textile Company requires DRIVER CUM DESPATCH e Possess valid driving licence e Completed
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      726 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WANTED MOTORCYCLE APPRENTICES. Please call personally at 81k.5, Sector C, Sin Ming Ind Est., =01-142, S'pore. 2os7. or 81k.1044, Eunos Avenue 4. =01--137. S'pore. 1440. LOUNGE HOSTESSES AND Waitresses required immediately. Any race, Malaysians welcome Good income. Tel: *****85. Call between 9am and 9pm. MALE/ FEMALE
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      766 31 81 Vehicles For Hire SIANG HOCK OFFERS: Cars. Vans. Pick-ups, Lorries at best rates. Tel: *****66 (Jurong branch: *****63) GOOD CONDITION VEHICLES with Malaysian permit for hire. Reasonable rental. *****33. HIN HUP MOTOR minibus for rental at reasonable charges. Call us at *****97/ *****51. MAZDA 626, TOYOTA Carina. 1 year
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      574 31 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo Peugeot/Volvo 2nd VOLVO Showroom at Upper Bukit Timah. Now you can view the whole range of Volvo cars at our 2nd Volvo Showroom at Hock Soon Industrial Complex (near Courts) 230, Upper Bukit Timah Rd #01-12/13
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      757 31 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1979 COMPANY'S REGISTERED. Mercedes 250. 1 owner. Aircon. radio cassette. Power steering/ windows. Central locking. New tax. Low mileage. Showroom condition. Tel: *****75. 1980 MERCEDES 200, fully auto. 2 private owners, sports rims, metallic gold colour, showroom condition Selling: $56,000 Tel: *****04. •75 MERCEDES 280. Private
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      722 31 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 1972 FORD ESCORT MOO XL. 4 door, passed inspection, selling $2,000 Phone *****07. 23. Lorone Biawak. S'pore-1335. 1974 FIAT 124 Special Aircond sports rims, radio, cassette, new tax. Passed ROV Test Price $4,000 0.n.0 *****61 1979 FORD CORTINA 16 GL Non-PARF. aircon. good condition. $6,700 negotiable.
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      909 31 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan 1984 NISSAN PULSAR one private owner aircond radio ussetushowroom condition asking $22,201! lei *****0'. '81 OATSUN 280ZX 2 plus 2 full accessories with sport- rims one private owner mint condition j lei 235.') 1 97 i AUC 19S0 DATSUN B:uenird I owner, showroom condition tax till
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      879 32 90 For Sale: Toyota 1992 TOYOTA CELICA XT. aircond. with expensive stereo set Done 36.000 km. in excellent condition $29,500 o no Tel: *****44 1992 TOYOTA COROLLA. 1 private owner, aircon. cassette, radio, sports rims. $20.500Te1: *****30/ MMMt 1993 TOYOTA COROLLA DX. aircon. cassette, PARF. very good condition, low mileage
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      1712 32 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi 93 For Sale: Honda 1990 COLT SIGMA 1600 GS New 1993 HONOA AUTOMATIC EX tax. aircon $10,300. Bill 161, Lo- model. Alrcond, high power rarong 1 Toa Payoh «02-1616. dio cassette, sports rims, power io*n kit i Akircn n ai windows, power steering. I owni«ao mit.
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      1006 32 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes The Amazing SUBARU ffill Holder HiKaHHiMI TheSofaUontoSteepProbfems That sliding feeling you get when you stop at steep car park booths is a thing ot aV
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      650 32 1994 PONY STELLAR 1600. One owner. Expensive radio/ cassette. Power window/ central locking. Contact: *****48. 74 MINI SPECIAL, beautiful condition, aircond, sports rims, body moditlfied. Downpayment $2,500. *****44. 1990 SUZUKI 550 Aircon, radio cassette, tip top condition. $11,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****54. 1991 SUBARU 1800 Coupe. 1 private owner. Alrcon, cassette.
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      1058 32 95 For Sate: 95 For Sato: 95 For Sato: Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles > f //JJI^JL business 'ii py going with a lv^^^^^^^^ j 1 good deal. H m '<'■■■! 'w B I^BfIiBBrBHUIBIIH BHH Large cargo space: Spacious driver's cab 2300mm deep with with thicker, cushioned maximum payload
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      751 32 97 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT. HIGHEST offer for all kinds of Q regisirred PAHF. non-PARF secondhand vehicles, any model, any c Phone *****22 (day). *****0b 'night). Mr Tan 11. Kensington Park Road. Serangoon Gardens Spore- 1955 ADVERTISER REQUIRES ANY good used cars. PARF or non-PARF cash payment Contact Mr Lim
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      899 32 106 Accomodation Available: Mouses i i 1 I e DIST 11 A QUIET beauti fully maintained double-storey bun--1 j galo* with 4 bedroonib and malured garden $2,500 I e CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, splil-leve. modern double-storey bungalow with 4 bedrooms, attached bathrooms and servant's e FOR GARDEN LOVERS dist 10 beautifully
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      1487 33 95 For Sale: 95 For Sal*: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Ti6,ob(T The only panel van in its class at this economical price New Mazda E Series Panel Van Largest cargo space in its class I I T~~ I I Completely
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      513 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments e DIST. 11 SHELFORD ROAD vtclnlty, unique exclusive maisonette apartment with 3 bedrooms. Swimming pool and 24-hour security. $3400. e DIST. 21 CLEMENTI PARK, close to American/ Japanese Schools. 3 bedrooms with good view, pool/ squash/ tennis/ clubhouse/ Jogging track. Fully furnished. $2,100. a DIST. 10
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      647 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.9 CAIRNHILL PLAZA, newly painted, luxurious 4-bedroomed apartment. Spacious living/ dinIng. 3250 sq.ft, swimming pool/ squash facilities. $3300. including maintenance. DIST.IO RIDGEWOOD Condominium (Llhollho) 3-bedroomed, beautifully furnished, excellent facilities. $2,800. Othara: Beaverton Court, Horizon Towers/ View, Draycott Tower, Estorll, Ridegewood Townhouse, Arcadia, Bel Air, etc. Rental
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      935 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments c DIST.IO RIDGEWOOD. Beautifully c furnished/ fully aircon apart- e ment available soon. 3 bedrooms, pool/ squash/ tennis, etc. $2,800. f DIST.9 ORCHARD ROAD vicinity. New spacious apartments. 3 bed- 2 rooms, servant's. From $2,300 r. partially/ fully furnished. n ESTEEM REALTY *****01 (S UNES) I
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      839 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments D15T.1025 BALMORAL PARK exclusively for bankers and top executives. Newly completed maisonette, 4 bedrooms, servant's. Facing greenery. Indoor garden. Full sized pool/ squash court. $5,800. Hawaiian Housing *****78/ *****26. DIST.IS, BRAND NEW condominium apartment, 1,800 sq.ft. 3 rooms, swimming pool, squash court, fully furnished $2,500 pm.
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      802 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments LIKE STROLLINGI Katong new luxurious 3/ 4-bedroomed apartment, easy access to beach, recreation park, seafood. Shopping Centres. $1,500- $3,000 Sun-Mark: *****13 MOUNT FABER LODGE penthouse, beautifully furnished, peaceful/ serene surroundings, comprehensive facilities, $3,000 excluding maintenance Acclaim Realty *****88 PANDAN VALLEY ARTISTICALLY furnished, well renovated 4-bed-roomed apartment,
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      861 33 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DON'T MISSf DIST 11 Luxury townhouse 3 beautifully furnished bedrooms ideally in quiet location Only $2,500 *****8T xBO6 DRAYCOTT TOWERS. BEAUTIPUI 3-bedroomed apartment sunken living/ dining. Tennis poof* 1 servants 2.800 sq.ft $4,000 *****33/ *****11 (agent) FAIRWAYS CONDO, VICINITY gjf World Trade Centre KeppeT Road Brand
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      970 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST 9 LEONIE HILL 3-bedroomed furnished apartment. 2 aircons. Rental: $2,100 per month Call: *****14 *****00 DIST.9 MENG GARDEN. Orchard vicinity. 3 large bedrooms, balcony. 2,000 sq ft Furnished $2,700 Continent*! Appraisal *****22. DIST.9 THONG SIA Building, luxurious 3-bedroomed apartment. 2.000 sq ft.. $2,000. Yong Fong
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      831 34 106 Accommodtion Available: Rooms ROOMS: KATONG, SERANGOON, Bedok, Spottiswoode, Jurong Clementi Flats: Telok Blangah Clementi, Jurong. *****65 (Link Housing). FURNISHED ROOM IN HDB Dover Road, close to bus stop and food centre. Access to all facilities $300 Tel *****65. FURNISHED ROOM FOR single or couple at Joo Seng Road. $350
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      632 34 112 Short-Term 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Accommodation: Local/ Foreign Local/ Foreign INSTITUTE OF FffilL? dL MARKETING P?%§^_k Superior Instruction and W Effective Preparation for the v Certificate Examination from the Correspondence Division of Stamford. Stamford's recently revised courses in Marketing for Parts I and II of the Certificate examination are designed
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      675 34 113 For Sato: Howes D15T.1027 RECENTLY COMPLETED Spanish designed detached bungalow, built-in area approx. 5,500 sq.ft. on approx. 18,000 sq.ft. of land. 4 bedrooms upstairs and 1 guest room downstairs all with attached bathrooms. Fully equipped kitchen with servant's room next to it. Whole house fully alrcond with marble flooring
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      578 34 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses If your property's QOnG W6119 let us give you the credit. 1 QQA t JOMEO *-nteu tD gently. F^aaJsjsjßja^^st Street 1 ;es 21 < JHP^"""^SijL MrS %l %~Jfcl* YEARS OLD renovated^sMl 19^8 im\ dern
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      593 34 MUST SEEB COSY double-store terrace. Dist.l9. 3 plus 1 bed rooms, attached bathrooms, spt I clous split living/ dining. 19( I sq.ft. $420,000 negotiable. Ha I Seng *****58. I OEI TIONG HAM Park double-sU I rey bungalow, land area 11,01 I sq.ft. built-in 5,500 sq.ft. 6 bee rooms, completely reconstruct
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      1322 34 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sal*: Houses jMORT6AGEE|SSAI£I I Venue: Lecture Room (Ground Floor) I Chinese Chamber of Commerce I 47 Hill Street, Singapore I Date :On Thursday, 6 December 1984 At 2.30 PM I Particulars: I 1)43 Siang Kuang A venue, Singapore 1334 I Lot No: 514-237 Mukim
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      599 35 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses |Ib^ .fjg^BE 1' I „.^1 I I '21 \o\ r^SlllPl "7^/ S -i \tt\ K-531?5*838 I^l I l l -??m II l I _^^mmmb L^^- B 1 1 J Bjn i«s^\ o I -I ~bm-«!Hm I .Si B^B
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      116 35 LOCATION AREA BRMSPRICE Taman Serasi 1710sf. 3 Changl Odn.l4oosf. 3 $310,000 Jade Towers 1500sf. 3 $350,000 H merest Arcadia 1388sf. 2 $380,000 Hilltop *****f. 3 $520,000 YUMIN PROPERTIES 91*061/ *****8 LOCATION '000 P/M Allsworth Park (Town House) 760 Canden Park (4 8.R.) 4,000 Li Hwan Dr. Terrace (3 8.R.) 1.500
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      839 35 114 For Sato: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Freehold Residential mm SHOWCASE TULIP GARDEN HI An Appreciation mg S ani* d^e" hoZS L _fc w v Fairer Roads a location dose to i£ f[i frl in LUXIinOUS LlVing
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      667 35 DWT.II NOVENA VILLE, 1200 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms, freehold. Beautifully furnished. $305,000 or for rental $2,000 p.m. Home Development Company Pte Ltd: *****16. DIST.I2 BRAND NEW Amyton Court. Split-level, 3 bedrooms/ attached bathrooms, freehold. Approx. 1300 sq.ft $320,000 0.n.0. Denker *****11. DIBT.IS BRAND NEW apartment near Sin Leong Restaurant 1200 sq.ft.
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      647 35 HOLLAND ROAD 2-BEDROOMED Apartment. Fully furnished. Tenanted $2,500 till Feb 1985. Selling at $325,000. Call *****77. HONG LEONG/ OUEENSWAY Shopping Centre, 3/ 2-bedroom apartment, 1,200 sq.ft., freehold. $280,000/ $240,000. *****82/ *****80. LEEDON HEIGHTS, BARGAIN! 3 bedrooms, 1,700 sq.ft Best offer above $450,000 secures. (Agent) *****13. MT. FABER LODGE penthouse, beautifully
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      642 35 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 4-ROOMED. SIMS DRIVE $70,000, Ang Mo Kio $70,000, Bedok $75,000, Clementi West $80,000, Farrer Road $70,000, Toa Payoh $72,000. *****81/ *****82. 5-ROOMED, ANG MO KIO $130,000, Bedok North $110,000, Eunos $109,000, Clementi West/ Marine Parade/ Telok Blangah $125,000. *****81/ *****82. 5 ROOMS: HOLLAND Drive, 81k.22,
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      582 35 116 For Sal*: HDB Apartments 3-ROOM SELEGIE FLAT selling at low price unrenovated 10th storey. Good view Tel: *****64. 5-ROOMED BLK-68 BEDOK South, ceramic throughout. $116,000 negotiable. CPF $107,000. *****64. 117 Properties Wanted READY CLIENTS REQUIRE 2-room Circuit Road, Havelock Road; 3room Tanglln Halt, Holland Road, Redhill Road; 4-room dementi,
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      645 35 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces f I DBSFINANCE FOR BETTER COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FINANCING i Up to 85% of valuation Attractive interest rate of 10^4% pa Maximum repayment period of 1 5 years Loans for industrial property also available under the EDB's Small Industries Finance Scheme (SIFS) I HMd OMet:
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      242 35 119 Warehous«»s/ Storage Spaces FOR RENT Warehouse/ Factory Space Available immediately Genting Bloc < Unit No. 01-01 Tannery Bloc Units No. 01-07.C >-03. 0601 Short /Long Term Lease. Smal area availab! WAREHOUSE J SPACE FOR RENT AT, 30 ALEXANDRA LANF. (Next to PSA Mu.ti- fj storey Complex) Good location Converaent
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      1010 36 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces I A Attractive Loans s *p No Restriction Available LEASE on Foreigners I K.B. |T SING I I WAREHOUSE I INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX I COMPLEX Strategically located I Located at Ang Mo Kio along Airport Road, next I Industrial
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      741 36 120 For Sale Office 120 For Sale Office Spaces Spaces JAvaUabJeJsnjsed^V '|W Yen San Building (Opposite Mandarin Hotel) Office Space for Rent. Competitive rates. Professional Building Management From 990 to 2,500 sq ft Ample covered parking lots. 24 hours security service. Ideally located in the heart of the tourist commercial
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      627 36 NICE TABLE SPACE for rental. River Valley main road. Free parking. $120 $150 inclusive of clerical assistant. Tel: *****37. OFFICE FOR RENTAL People's Park Centre, $350. Sultan Plaza $1,280. The Plaza $1,480. United *****55. OFFICE SHARING (DIST.OB), fully furnished room and common area totalling 200 sq.ft. Carpeted, centrally airconditioned. *****86.
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      499 36 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For RentOffice Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces J| OCEAN BUILDING Located in the heart of the Tl ~^?s^n financial and business district (L^^ Next to Raffles Place r S!sM!ssL lm f MRT Station jM I Ample parking space pjj I=^===^^/ Professionally managed and
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      172 36 AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE LEASE Ideal for retailers/ wholesalers. Area from 376 to 3.400 sq.ft. Price negotiable. Please cad: PONCHO (PTE) LTD D15T.1648 JALAN PARI Buront: 8-l/2miles Upper Changi main road. (Groundfloor). 1.800 sq.ft $2,200 p.m. Katong Tembeling Road. (Groundfloor). 1.800 sq.ft. $2,200 p.m. Dist.l33s 4 miles Upper Serangoon Road 2-storey
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      280 36 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces I PRIME LOCATION 1 SHOP SPACES I FOR RENT LUCKY PLAZA Shops 205 538 sq.ft. FAR EAST PLAZA Shops 310 620 sq.ft. ORCHARD PLAZA Shops 215 431 sq.ft. FAR EAST SHOPPING I CENTRE Shops 161 1,561 sq.ft. BEAUTY WORLD PLAZA Shops 226-1,432 sq.ft. ORCHARD SHOPPING
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      1162 36 124 For Rent: 137 Tours Shop Spaces A SHOP/ OFFICE llonc :.er I I «Ifl^ tCMBW^I BUKIT TIMAH PLAZA. M ...1,1 II *W» CQQQOOO sq.ft. tactne main concourse H &*****0 Ma3 loc<ltlon Irl :i: 72 i I Foo)l Ha Buildin 8' S 150 Soutfc Bndfee toad CHANGE ALLEY AERIAL Plan
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      1239 37 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Prime shops of various floor areas for lease or sale W All trades will do well here Book early limited units available Cuppage Plaza Food Street is located at booming Cuppage Road Pedestrian Mall It
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      611 37 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel FROM DECEMBER 8 OLYMPIC AIRWAYS COMMENCES From December 8, our 747 flights depart from Singapore on Saturday and Wednesday evenings and arrive in Athens the same dav. From Athens, we offer convenient departures to over
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      98 39 1 m LOVING MEMORY OF MDM GOH HONG LAN Departed 28th Nov 1983 Her weary hours and days ot pain: Her sleepless nights are past. Her ever patient frame; Has found sweet rest at last. We who love her know; How much we lost one year ago
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      70 39 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. DIANA CHAN CALL HOME TO BE WITH THE LORD ON 28 NOV. 82. ALWAYS REMEMBERED BY LOVING HUSBAND, SON, MUM, DAD, BROTHERS, SISTERS AND RELATIVES. In Loving Memory of CHUA HUN HUI DEPARTED 28/11/83 Our homeland is in heaven, where our Saviour
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      94 39 The Family Of The Late: LEANDER CLIFFORD TAYLOR wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for thair kind attendance, condolences, wreaths and donations durinQthe^^recent^bafeayenient^^^^^ The Family of the late MR UM JOO HUAT wishes to thank all relatives, friends, colleagues and business associates for their
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      32 39 In Loving KMmory GPAUL 10th Anniversary A mass will be said today, 28.11.84, at 6.00pm. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Ophir Road. Always remembered by wife A daughters.
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      82 39 VERONICA MIRANDAH PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY 1 ON 26TH NOVEMBER 1984. V ss T^ OUR DEAREST AMA WE DEEPLY MOURN FOR YOU HUSBAND: GEORGE MIRANDAH SONS: DAUGHTERS: Anthony Philomena Medona Patrick Freda Jacintha Francis Regina SON-IN-LAW DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Peter Marlies Gladys Grandchildren: Denise lan
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      249 39 LOKE CHEE PUN AGE 88 passed away peacefully to be with the Lord on 27.11.84, sadly mourned by:SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW Loke Hon Kheong, AMP Huang Phay Suan Dr. Loke Kwok Kheong Yong Poo Mui SMP, AMN DAUGHTERS SONS-IN-LAW Look Schut Moy Leong Yen Wei Loke
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      75 39 i m The Family of the late I PC M. SUPAYA DEPARTED 24-11-84 wishes to thank Commissioner of Police, DCP Ops, Commander Areas, Deputy Commander Areas, Welfare Officer, Director PA, President of SOA, President of JOA, OsC A, B, C, D, F, G, J, PTF, Airport,
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      92 39 MRS. CELINE PATHROSS passed •way suddenly on 27 Nov. 84 at v^.. TTSH. She WHH brtiind chiMran w /o^l. M^BllSla »ngh ShiMey" Basil, Hanna and Pansy; P*?** P*»««' l '«y 26.T1 J4 daughter-in-law Christina and h- grandson Gawin to mourn her loss. "J* 1119 l)#n nd
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      66 39 Today's ties Third-round first-leg matches. Anderlecht (Bel) v Real Madrid (Spa) Spartak Moscow (SU) v Cologne (WG) Universitatea (Rom) v Zeljeznicar (Yug) Hamburg (WG) v Inter Milan (Ita) Widzew Lodz (Pol) v Dynamo Minsk (SU) Tottenham (Eng) v Bohemians (Cze) Man. ltd (Eng) v Dundee Utd (Scot) Videoton (Han) v
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      Lock icon Taking pride of place for once
      617 39 Taking pride of place for once PREVIEW TO TONIGHT'S UEFA CUP ACTION 1 Host of big-name clubs in battle for q-final berths LONDON, Tues. The European Football Union (Uefa) Cup, traditionally hidden away at the back of the shelf behind the European and Cup-winners' trophies, assumes pride of place tomorrow
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      Lock icon Seoul still hopeful
      132 39 Seoul still hopeful SEOUL, Tnes. Organisers of the 1188 Olympics said today they would continue i talks with the Interna- tional Amateur AthietIcs Federation en changing the times of seme track and field events to fit in with the demands of overseas television stations. The lAAF Council said on Sunday
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      East Asia: Hopes for boys' event
      253 39  - East Asia: Hopes for boys' event TAY CHENG KHOON By THE East Asia squash championships, which presently cater for men and women only, may be expanded to include a junior event for boys. Three countries Malaysia, Hongkong and Singapore have already voiced their strong support for such a move which
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      Fifa: No need to discuss SBC fee
      362 39  -  GODFREY ROBERT ByC NOW that a satisfactory compromise has been reached, the International Football Federation need not discuss the recent Asian Cup TV coverage controversy, at their executive committee meeting in Zurich on Friday. So said Mr Guido Tognoni, the Fifa press officer,
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      Lock icon Expert help for Chris
      444 44 FOCUS ON THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT MELBOURNE, Tues. Chris Evert-LJoyd has engaged the services of an Australian conditioner to prepare her for an all-out assault on the tournament at Kooyong here. Chris said she had been working with Stan Nicoles, a man who played an
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      Lock icon Martina primes herself
      86 44 MELBOURNE, Ties. Reigning champlsa Martina Navratilovß, bidding to become the first player ever to win seven straight Grand Slam titles, wOl open her title defence of the US$l.5 million ($3.24 million) Marlboro Australian Open at Kooyong tomorrow. The world's No. 1 player has been spending her time
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      Lock icon ALL THE RESULTS
      249 44 Mens singles: Andreas Maurer (WG) bt Carl Limberger (SA) 6-2, 6-3, 3-6, fr-3; Marty Davis (US) bt Glen Layendecker (US) 6-7, 64, 63, 64; Simon Youl (Aust) bt Rolf Gehring (WG) 2-6, 6-3, 7-6, 4-6, 6-2; Darren Cabill (Aust) bt Rod Harmon (US) 6-7, 1-6, 64, 7-6,
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      Lock icon SPORTS SHORTS
      252 44 SOUTH KOREA blanked Japan 4-0 in a 1964 Chung Hwa Cup baseball invitational tournament match in Taipeh on Monday. In another game, Panama upset Taiwan's Kwang Hwa 5-2. "MARVELOUS" Marvin Hagier will defend his World Boxing Association middleweight crown against Thomas Hearns in Las Vegas in April. The
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      Lock icon Moses calls for better deal for athletes
      272 44 INGLEWOOD (California), Tues. Edwin Moses, two-time Olympic gold medallist, said yesterday that the time has come for amateur athletes to defend themselves against the inequities and price-fixing practised by some promoters. "With the International Amateur Athletic Federation Grand Prix coming into effect and
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      Lock icon Medal is not good enough
      102 44 PARIS, Tues. Michelle Chardonnet, the French hurdler granted a belated Olympic bronze medal, is still bitter about her treatment at the Los Angeles Games. Michelle was turned away from the podium just before the medal ceremony last August after she had been demoted from joint
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      Lock icon Pope warns of sports robots
      93 44 VATICAN CITY, Tues. Pope John Paul 11, addressing a group of Italian sports doctors, cautioned yesterday that "dehumanising training most be avoided" for athletes. "The goal of sports is not an end in Itself," the Pontiff told m members of the independent IwwoclstlOß of Italian
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      Lock icon Boxing gala next month
      99 44 CARACAS, Tues. The World Boxing Association yesterday announced several title-fights next month. WBA president Gilberto Mendoza said the programme begins on Saturday with heavyweight champion Gerrie Coetzee. of South Africa, defending his title against sixth-ranked Greg Page, of the United States. On the same line-up in
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      Lock icon Marino equals mark for scoring passes
      266 44 AMERICAN SPORT MIAMI, Tues. Dan Marino passed for four touchdowns and tied the all-time National Football League record for scoring passes in a season as the Miami Dolphins rebounded from their only defeat this year to beat the New York Jets 28-17 yesterday. It
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      Singapore learn that there's no substitute for practice
      11 46 Murogiah Chelliah Vtncent
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      Rangoon lesson
      409 46  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By NOW is not the time for the Singapore Golf Association to waver in their support of young players. In the light of last week's Putra Cup debacle in Rangoon where the youngest-ever national team were humiliated into second-last spot it would be so tempting
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      Lock icon Old Trafford is venue for replay
      312 46 GLASGOW, Tues. SCOTLAND'S Glasgow Celtic will replay their controversial European Cup-winners' Cup tie with Rapid Vienna, of Austria, at Old Trafford, Manchester, on Dec 12. Aberdeen, which had been considered as a possible venue, was ruled out because of the Pittodrie Stadium's 24,000 capacity
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      Lock icon Independiente and Liverpool for big match
      291 46 Independiente and Liverpool for big match TOKYO, Tues. England's Liverpool will face Argentina's Independiente here on Dec 9 to decide the world's top soccer club in the fifth Toyota European-South American Cup. It will be Liverpool's second attempt in the inter-continental series after their 3-0 defeat by Brazil's Flamengo in
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      Lock icon Second Test on even keel
      236 46 HYDERABAD, Tugs. The Second cricket Test between Pakistan and New Zealand here was finely balanced after the tourists had established a lead of 195 at the end of the third day's play today. At the close, New Zealand were 158 for eight in their second
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      Lock icon Rush's injury worries ease
      195 46 LIVERPOOL striker lan Rush, who limped out of Saturday's English First Division soccer win over Ipswich, could be back in training today. Fears that there could be complications with the knee on which he had a cartilage operation at the start of the season were partly
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      Lock icon Hughes move stuns Marsh
      217 46 PERTH, Tues. Former Australian Test wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh last night expressed shock over the resignation of Kim Hughes as Australia's Test captain. Hughes announced his decision to quit as leader after Australia had been beaten by eight wickets by the West Indies in the Second Test
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      Lock icon The Khan wins in noisy final
      168 46 The Khan wins in noisy final KARACHI, Tues. World champion Jahangir Khan, of Pakistan, beat unhappy second seed Chris Dittmar, of Australia, in a noisy final of the Pakistan Open squash championship here yesterday. Jahangir won 2-9, 10--8, 9-1, 9-2 but Dittmar was clearly unsettled by the noise from the
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      Farewell to Fandi
      441 47  -  WILFRED YEO As others get down to serious business, Singapore are dealt their biggest blow By DUE to early press time, the Asian up supplement (Pages 4*43) previewed ingapore as having Fandi in the team. We ssret his ahsemw. SINGAPORE can forget about their Asian Cup chances
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      There's nothing new
      525 47  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By Opponents will be wary of Qatar 1 SURPRISE, surprise... that's what the Qataris ill miss most when they begin their Asian Cup soccer quest at the National Stadium next week. Three years ago they went as underdogs to Australia for the Junior World
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      Saudis lift the mystery
      352 47  - Saudis lift the mystery J. RAJENDRAN By THE Saudi Arabian soccer team, Los Angeles Olympics qualifiers and one of the top contenders for the Asian Cup, yesterday cleared the air of mystery that had surrounded them since their arrival on Saturday. It had been reported that they were secretive and
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      We'll be in the last four at least
      447 47  - We'll be in the last four at least HAKIKAT RAI By AT LEAST a place in the semi-finals that's the goal of the United Arab Emirates, whose population barely 11 years ago comprised a large group of nomads. The discovery of oil has not only changed their migratory habits but
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      We will win it
      454 47  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By Iranians shout: 'We're perfect!' THERE were no secrets. No reservations. Just utter, open confidence. The Iranian soccer team, who arrived yesterday for the Asian Cup finals, quickly announced that they had only one aim to win the title. "We came here to be
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    Spotlight on Asian Cup Soccer Finals
    29 40 1 J. Raiendran oredicts a Kuwait-Saudi final IWlffl alsal (left) one of Kuwait's top players Mftjed (right) one-half of Saodl's twin strike force
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    Victory or bust for coach Lopez
    980 40 Tony faces acid test following Kuwait's pre-Olympics failure GROUP A GROUP B Kuwait Singapore S. Arabia India S. Korea China Qatar UAE Syria Iran All matches at the National Stadium. Dec 1 Qatar v Syria (7 p.m.); Iran v Dec 2 Saudi Arabia v
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    PREVIOUS WINNERS
    39 40 Year Venae Winners Ranners-ap 1956 Hongkong S. Korea Israel 1960 Seoul S. Korea Israel 1964 Tel Aviv Israel India 1968 Teheran Iran Burma 1972 Bangkok Iran S. Korea 1976 Teheran Iran Kuwait 1980- Kuwait Kuwait S. Korea
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      Qatar may surprise
      1376 41 J. Rajendran focuses on the 10 teams GROUP A QATAR COACHED by Brazilian Renaldo Carvalho, Qatar were one of the three Asian teams who qualified for this year's Olympics. They may not be in the same class as Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, but on their day are
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      Touch of the Olympics
      129 42 HOLLAND'S Jan N.I. Keizer, who officiated in the Los Angeles Olympic football final between France and Brazil, is among the 12 referees named for the Asian Cup finals. The other European officials are Englishman George Courtney, who refereed the 1960 FA Cup final between West Ham
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      The Roar won't drown cry of the innocents
      650 42 The Roar won't drown cry of the innocents The Singapore challenge... By J. Rajendran WHOEVER wins the Asian Cup, rest assured that it will not be Singapore. Nothing hurts like the truth, and the truth is that the present Singapore side are the weakest in years. Singapore probably would not
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      Winning is what game's all about
      723 43  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By FAS face crowd poser as big guns prepare to do battle EVERYBODY loves a winner. That's what the organisers of the Asian Cup tournament may find, to their dismay, when they check their bank account after all have been said and
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      100 43 TICKETS for the Asian Cap finals will be on sale from 8.31 a.m. to 5.M p.m. on weekdays and from 8.3t a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays at the National Stadium West Entrance covered carpark. Should tickets be still available, the sale will be extended to match days.
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      Get-together of sports writers
      184 43 TWO senior" journalists from The Straits Times Alan Hubbard and Godfrey Robert will give their views on sports reporting at a three-day sports writers' seminar which began at the Oberoi Imperial yesterday. Hubbard will give tips on the art of feature writing on sporting topics today,
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      Can Arab hold on Cup be broken?
      199 43 IT WAS during the 1952 Helsinki Olympics that the idea was first put forward to form an Asian Football Confederation. But only in 1954 was the confederation formally launched. The first Asian Cup competition kicked off in 1956. And out of the 12
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      Famous four set to steal show
      566 43  -  J. RAJENDRAN By FANDI AHMAD (Singapore) He may not be at his best and his team certainly are not. But no matter what you say about him, who can deny that nearly every eye at the National Stadium will be focused on this man
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      61 42 Welcome 0 The most prestigous football championship in Asia, the Bth Asian Cup, kicks off Ist December 1984. An event Remy Martin, the world's preferred cognac, is proud to sponsor. So, raise your glasses to the top ten qualifying teams. Here's to the Bth Asian Cup going down as smoothly
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      Tropicano turns on the heat
      390 45 Tropicano turns on the heat ON THE TRACK with MARKSMAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Five-year-old Tropicano stood out as the most impressive among the horses sent against the clock when track work opened here this morning. With a riding boy astride, the Americano gelding went eagerly in a 600 m trial
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      Allan and Teh to fight out the finish again
      469 45  -  EPSOM JEEP By AS the current season enters its final stages with only three more race meetings, the tussle for the trainers' championship has taken a dramatic turn. For the umpteenth time, perennial rivals Ivan Allan and Teh Choon Beng are
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      KL 'yes' to Birch
      81 45 THE Selangor Turf Club has approved an application by Mark Birch (above) of England to ride as visiting jockey at the meeting starting at Kuala Lumpur this weekend. Birch, who is sponsored by trainer Mohd Ismail, rode a winner at the just- concluded Lion City Cup
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      Suspension for two, Brosnan gets off
      119 45 HONGKONG, Tues. TWO Australian jockeys riding in Hongkong, Rod Staples and Peter Leyshan, were suspended at the end of an inqniry by the Royal Hongkong Jockey Club into charges of illegal betting. The inquiry followed months of Investigation by the club into allegations that
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      How they ran at Bukit Timah on Sunday
      210 45 At the 4OOm Pictures by JONATHAN CHOO and ALBERT SIM At the finish MISSION Q 3 Div 1 1,600m 1. Ten Hugs H 2. Bengiamigo n 3. Chaya Timor V 4. Glesca Toon EHst: 7V2 hd, nk Time 1:41.1 Toa Payoh Trophy
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    316 48 Gunmen get assurance from Somalia that demands will be considered ADDIS ABABA. Tues. Hijackers who forced a Somali airliner to Addis Ababa on Saturday and threatened to blow it up surrendered today and released all 106 hostages unharmed, officials said. Ethiopian Foreign Minister Goshu Wolde said the
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    400 48 LONDON, Tues. SOVIET President Konstantin Chernenko has told British Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock that Moscow has dropped all pre-condi-tions for planned talks between the United States and the Soviet Union, it was reported last night. Need for new thinking The British Broadcasting
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    428 48  -  MAUREEN CHUA By Repossession was illegal, rules judge THE Housing Board has been ordered to return a three-room flat to a businessman from whom it was repossessed four years ago. Mr Justice Chua yesterday declared the repossession illegal, null and void and ordered
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    154 48 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines'on Philippine television on Monday signing the Budget in the presence of his Cabinet members and ruling New Society Movement leaders at the Malacanang Presidential Palace. Mr Marcos has not appeared in public for nearly three weeks
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    322 48 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Toes. William Schroeder, the second man to be given a mechanical heart, was kept under heavy sedation today after telling doctors he was frightened by ail the paraphernalia of modern medicine. Mr Schroeder, 52, was still in a critical condition bat doctors monitoring
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    33 48 MALMO (Sweden), Tues. Chechoslovakian authorities have denied visas to two Swedish journalists seeking to interview the ailing 1984 Nobel literature laureate, Jaroslav Seifert, 83, a Sw" lich roiwt said vesterdav. UPI
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    150 48 Poland's Hanoi envoy missing in Thailand BANGKOK, Tues. A Polish diplomat based in Vietnam has disappeared in Thailand, Poland's ambassador in Bangkok said today. Mr Stanislaw Waclawski, a second secretary in the embassy in Hanoi, has been missing since Nov 16 when he was scheduled to return to Vietnam, Ambassador
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    47 48 What it should have been IF SIME Darby's general offer for United Estates Projects Bhd is accepted in full, Sime's paid-up capital will be enlarged to 1.1 billion shares of 50 sen each and not to Msl.l billion as reported yesterday. We are sorry for the error.
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    203 48 Tommy Koh presents credentials to Reagan SINGAPORE regards the United States as "the most vibrant and powerful country in the world" giving "a unique and irreplaceable contribution to international peace and stability," according to Singapore's ambassador to the US, Mr Tommy Koh, who presented his credentials to President Ronald Reagan
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      1035 1  -  JOHN DE SOUZA By TOKYO. Two weeks ago. At the end of Singapore Apparel in Tokyo, the inside of the Laforet Museum looked like a war zone. Japanese workmen took apart the impressive fashion show stage in the huge hall and the exhibition stands with military
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      503 1 WHY did almost all the Japanese buyers, wholesalers, importers and agents who visited Singapore Apparel in Tokyo leave empty-handed? There were three key reasons for the humdrum response, as pointed out by Mr H. Takahashi and Miss T. Matsumaru of the Art Himalaya
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        735 2  - creches, not maids YEO KIM SENG By Singapore families seem to rely more on maids than on creches or childcare facilities. In Israel, the situation is quite different. CHILD-CARE is the first step in community development and this is why children get priority attention in Israel's child-development programme, said Mrs
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        567 2  -  FRANK GREEN By DR JOHN MCARDLE wouldn't hurt a fly. Or an earthworm, a cat, a dog or a cow. He is against anything that causes pain to animals or insects even the process of killing animals for food. Dr McArdle, director of the US National
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        980 3  -  JANE BRODY By 4 The human knee is a highly precarious joint. Structurally, it resembles the junction of two chopsticks held together by rubber bands. It sits right out in the middle of the leg, unprotected by an overhanging torso, vulnerable to falls People who are loose-jointed
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        317 3 ORTHOPAEDIC specialists, especially those who have treated professional athletes plagued by knee problems, recommend the following measures to keep knees healthy: STRENGTHEN the supporting leg muscles evenly by doing exercises against weights or engaging in activities that build up the hamstrings and the quadriceps. STRETCH the leg
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        1557 13  -  KEVIN SULLIVAN A group of artists discusses the problems and possibilities of art in Singapore By NEW GENERATION OF SINGAPORE ARTISTS Sponsored by the Friends of the National Museum Today, 5.30 p.m. 8.30 p.m. Margaux Ballroom, Hotd Meridien TODAY'S exhibition, sponsored by the
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        557 15 Thieving magpies and Strauss's last songs SINGAPORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Victoria Concert Hall Friday and Saturday, 8.15 p.m. Previewed by KOH TSE-YING MEET a magpie while accompanied by a Briton and the immediate reaction from your companion would be a cheerful "Good morning, General", whether it is morning, noon or evening.
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        848 15 CONTEMPORARY FEMALE WRITERS CATHERINE COOKSON Tonight, Ch 12, 8 p.m. Previewed by CATHERINE TAN 4 During her nervous breakdown, she said it was as if a mirror was being held up to her soul and stripping her of the acquired personality it had taken her years to
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        732 15 FAMILIAR FAVOURITES CONCERT Singapore Symphony Orchestra Last Saturday Reviewed by GEORGINA EMMANUEL 41 sincerely wish that audiences here would not demand of our young hopefuls the ultimate in heady technical razzle-dazzle, Technique isn't* everything s AUDIENCES at the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's
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        146 15 Chess SOVIET player Artur Yusupov drew with Yugoslavia's Bozidar Ivanovic on Sunday night, ensuring a 3-1 victory for the Russians in their seventh round encounter with the Yugoslavs at the Chess Olympiad. Lead Soviet player Alexander Belyavsky maintained his unbeaten record in the Olympiad he has now
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        73 15 WORLD chess champion Anatoly Karpov, leading 5-0 in his title contest against fellow Soviet Garry Kasparov, took a time-out on Monday, thus postponing the 28th game of the championship until today. Karpov, who won the adjourned 27th game last Saturday, needs only one more win to retain his
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      308 5 Congratulations to Kah Motor Co Sdn Bhd ..^dSlf and Boon Siew Singapore Pte Ltd on the official opening of their new showrooms Illi^S (^Prtoatej £lmHed 68 Senoko Road, Singapore 2775 Telex: RS ***** WONCON Tel: *****88 n I —^":^^^nßg~^^^*j|C^jj^^Bjß|B|^r^iiii.i. fIBJJJ "^^jmF^^^BM^ m I <|Jjj glfta^^BMMg^- J/WMj'^t!^ C^t^^^TotS ih^^^MMHß HTK^^V t-iK^^.
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      582 8 COMICS gf_ GARFIELD ByJimDmns p EANUTS By*** ■■^■■■■^■■l VOU AWAK^JON?/ OF COOR6E I GOTTA Tl I TMIS 15 MV REPORT ON I IF TMEV LIVEP WHERE II AII A 111 (I A||l I PEEL LlkTa^H I- //^*°J' P < i rs i r^si UJMALES..UJMALES LIVE YOU LIVE, YOUR PAP LJA
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      646 9 APPOINTMENTS MEDICAL CO-ORDINATORS (3 POSTS) We are Turnkey Operators specialising in the development and construction of Hospitals including equipping and maintenance of full range of medical equipment. To assist our teams of planners and implementors, we are seeking dynamic, experienced personnel as Medical Co-ordin-ators (3 posts) with the following qualities:--(a)
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      481 9 I CAREER IN I I COST ACCOUNTING I I Due to rapid growth in our business, 3M has vacancies I in the Cost Accounting function. I This is a challenging position and the successful I candidate will be involved with the initiation and implementation of costing and pricing policies for
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      321 9 I fttifuKHt wttf tii vwfttflfiflfi Dra&wnntff'- 1 1 II I ENGINEER I I Degree or Diploma in Electronics or Computer Engineering I Knowledge of digital and analog circuitry and disc drive interface will be an added advantage I Prepared to travel overseas for assignment I An attractive remuneration package I
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      1070 9 NOTICES LION CORPORATION BERHAD _rf% (Incorporated in Malaysia) II I I NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY (I GENERAL MEETING I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting H of the Company will be held at Room 506, sth Floor, Wisma H SPS, 32 Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday, 21st
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      683 9 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CAP. M lf» ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. IK OF MM Re: TAN HONG HAH (f) i Ex parte. AMERICAN EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL INC. Creditor* I la tke matter «f a Bankruptcy Petl Om filed ad tke tttn day *f 3cpC£fllDd'f Ik>4> i
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      1313 10 Official Opening of the Automobile Association of Singapore's j A.A. CENTRE W by The Honourable Mr E.W. Barker, Minister for Law, Singapore A on the 28th November 1 984 I y*-mJ*l-ti Messaae from i_m\J^_^_ De Tourisme 1 Mr. Milton Tan fej -"K. 1- _-_IM^^_l_H Mr F W D a ,L
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      372 11 (Qongmiulations Best Wishes to A.A. Centre on their official opening by Mr. E. W. Barker, Minister for Law from UNION CARBIDE ASIA LIMITED (Incorporated in Hong Kong) No. 12, Soon Lee Road, Singapore 2262. f Mail Address: P.O. Box 115, Jurong Town Post Office. Singapore 9161. r Tel: *****88 Telex:
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      713 11 NOTICES ASM Amalgamated Steel Mills Berhad II (Incorporated in Malaysia) H I NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY I GENERAL MEETING I B NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting I of the Company will be held at Room 506, sth Floor, Wisma SPS, 32 Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday,
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      55 11 Have you ordered your set of The Times Diary? Last year, many orders had to be returned to disappointed customers because stocks ran out well before the end of the 'year. Don't let it happen to you this year. Pick up a set at f>f bookshop Lucky Plaza Centrepoint Colombo
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      952 11 BOLTON PROPERTIES BERHAD I (Incorporated In Malaysia* I Registered Office: I Ist Floor, Lee Rubber Building 145 Jalan Bandar Kuala Lumpur NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at Room 502, sth Floor. Campbell Complex. 9?> .lalan
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      343 11 THE BANKRUTPCY ACT (CAP. 18 ltn ED.) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUTPCY NO. 741 of 1984 Re: ROBERT C KUSWANDA Ex parte: AMERICAN EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL INC. In the matter «f Bankruptcy Petition (Ued en the fJth day of September, MM. TO Robert C Kuswanda lately residing at
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      793 12 ■■"B Last 3 thows 11. 30 4prr. IWI FiMMy Knock You Down Darf" (Mand I Torvaht 645 4 9 15pm Opens Tomorrow 6 Theatres PRINCE --CHANQ-ORE NT AL _i PRESOCNT-SAVOY-ÜBERTY "LUST FOR LOVE OF A CNMESE COURTESAN ■P Mandurin m Scope-CokM B TODAY ONI Y I lam. I 45 400
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      419 13 Registration on Ist Dec. Bth Dec. 1984. New Term begins 2nd Jan. 1985. New Courses Adult English Conversation English for Lower Secondary. MM Mm- **jF wL:i kim^ M2t W J^^^M^M^Mwl r^M\^^^tbt^ \tSbL WmW^MmuwMt '^^^■Dm, f GENERAL COURSES w < Wnen it comes to improving your As a student, you get
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      5 15 More LEISURE in Page Thirteen
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      513 15 Whatfcon CHRISTMAS ORATORIO on Oskar Maria Grafs strate the old ways of The 80-member Interna- novel about a station- making Indian pottery. 11 tional Festival Choir per- master whose wife sus- a.m. and 3 p.m. forms one of J. S. Bach's pects him of infidelity x™-» h most famous choral
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      960 16 YOUR VIEWING AND LISTENING GUIDE «Q^ Gymnastic gems/ i sbcs j isbcs h MHUMMmw ANDTHESMrrasoNiAN k^HBHSHHHF J 3 "HwSfhh^otowed by 1025 LTers W d Bo C stoTwu^ThTLsto V KV PICK 9p.m.): This ensemble's W A 4 2 0 Gymnastic Fantastic (See Pick of the Da S Game Five S Crucial
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      1074 16 1 MALAYSIA 3 5.00 PM Quran Reading 7.47 Bahasa Kita Our Language 5.08 Programme Summary 8.00 News and Weather Forecast 5.13 Sesame Street 8.25 Programme Summary 6.00 News 8.39 Mustika 6.10 Bknbingan Ugama: Religious guid- 9.10 Pertstiwa Daily Events ance 9.32 Pariament Report 6.20 Tafsiran Al-Quran: Interpretation 9.47 p ocus
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      175 1 #*«rft»^*lE-»«? A new breed of film directors is bringing a fresh and bold look to Taiwan's cinema art. Our reporter, who was in Taipeh recently, talked to some of these directors about their work and problems. By KOH SEW TIN s. nft 7 fib fn t* ib w -fe ft
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      977 1 Changes in Taiwan's film industry A GROUP of young and idealistic film workers has made waves in Taiwan's ebbing film industry but it may find the going tough. These directors and scriptwriters have revived the cinema with their simple, down-to-earth and realistic portrayals of rural and urban life. The men,
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        479 1 The Trade Industry Fair 85 presents an living means an increasing demand for more CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT exclusive offer to secure a bigger share of the sophisticated furniture fittings. The market is open Area market. An excellent competitive business edge here. It's up to you to put it all together. that's
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        113 2 A MAN called Chi Zhongyu made his home near the city walls. One day a fire suddenly erupted. The fine weather and a strong wind caused the fire to spread swiftly. Within moments the thick billowing smoke clouded the air, as the flames soared skywards. The fire spread beyond the
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