The Straits Times, 3 December 1984

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1984 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 62/1/84
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  • Section Two
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      The camera is my brush
      61 1 Italian photo-artist Corrado G. Letta hid m a cave for the first one-and-a-half years of his life when the Nazis invaded his home. He survived that to become a famous artist. His work is being exhibited here, and he talks to KONG SOOK CHIN about
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      How the alien became familiar
      42 1 Thoughts of "V", the science fiction series shown ■on Channel 5 on Mondays, set writer RAVINDRAN VELOO and artist URANIUM off into a cartoon spoof about aliens landing on the World Trade Centre rooftop. Leisure, Page 20
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      Section Three
      45 1 Search for a new sound Folk singers m Taiwan have grown out of the sweet and innocent songs about campus life. Our reporter who was there recently found that they were searching for a new sound and a more mature identity. Page I
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    Dec 22 is Polling Day
    792 1  - Dec 22 is Polling Day LEE KIM CHEW The much-awaited announcement gives 10 days for campaigning By Dissolution of Parliament Nomination Day POLLING Day for the general election is Saturday, Dec 22. The Prime Minister has advised President Devan Nair to dissolve Parliament tomorrow and set Dec 12, a Wednesday,
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    Why the fuss, asks police post head
    463 1  -  JUDY TAN By WHEN yon enter Inspector Wong Lan Yang's office In the Ylo Chn Kang Neighbourhood Police Post, your eyes are drawn to the single rose that adorns the plain working desk m the makeshift office. It Is a subtle statement of
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    Lock icon Police van shot at
    69 1 BASTIA (Corsica), Sun. Gunmen opened fire with a submachine gun on a police van early today, killing one officer and injuring two others m a night of violence following a nationalist demonstration, No one claimed responsibility for the shooting, but police said it was probably carried
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    Lock icon Marcos fails to appear at public function
    228 1 MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos, reported to be sick, failed to make a scheduled public appearance today amid fears of tank and troop deployment m the capital. National Assembly Speaker Nicanor Yniguez read Mr Marcos' keynote address before the International College of Surgeons
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    Lock icon Man's unexpected trip to the polls
    152 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. A man who went to fill up a form for a ration card at a government office ended up a surprise candidate for India's national elections, the Press Trust of India reported. Mr Peshori Lai went to apply for his ration
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    Lock icon Tamil guerillas kill 11 more in attacks on fishing villages
    271 1 COLOMBO, Sun SEPARATIST Tamil guerillas massacred another 11 people today and injured 13 m attacks on two fishing villages m north-eastern Sn Lanka, bringing the death toll to more than 150 from guerilla raids during the past hours. Sri Lanka
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    India blasts 'invasion' report
    190 1 PHILIP GANGULY, oar New Delhi Reporter, files this report: Relations between Sri Lanka and India took a nosedive today after the Indian government reacted sharply to allegations from Colombo that an "invasion" of the island was being organised from the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
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    The wise wife, her husband and housework
    93 1 4 We agree that husbands and wives should equally share the work m the running of their homes and the care of their children. This is why our moral education syllabus teaches the importance of mutual sharing of duties m the home...A wise
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    Lock icon Latest AFGHANS BOMB PAKISTANI AREA
    65 1 Latest AFGHANS BOMB PAKISTANI AREA ISLAMABAD, Sun. Afghan jets yesterday bombed and rocketed two villages along Pakistan's northwest frontier and penetrated its airspace m the western province of Baluchistan, the Foreign Ministry said today. It said there were no casualties In the attacks, the latest m a series of cross-border
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      497 2 Vigour of this clan A CHINESE clan association that teaches Indian and Malay cultural dances? And boasts of a chairman who is 38 years old, while most other clans have leaders who are already in their retirement? The Chin Kang Huay Kuan, which represents people whose ancestors were from
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      Comment
      348 2 Comme nt THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE late Urn Yew Hock, Singapore's Chief Minister from 1956 to 1959, served as a bridge between Mr David Marshall and Mr Lee Kuan Yew. He was also a kind of facilitator for the nationalist movement which was to make Singapore what it is
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      Background
      85 2 CHINESE HEALTH CARE AT the start of each weekday morning, Kong Xianghe sits at a small desk inside his traditional Chinese pharmacy in Lanzhou, China, and waits for customers to consult him about their ailments. Kong's pharmacy practice is but part of a shift back to private health care
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      Timesdollar
      172 2 KEPPEL CLEARS THE DECKS, SETS SIGHTS ON HORIZON THE limelight has certainly been on Keppel Shipyard since last year. There was the Sentosa cable car tragedy, the Straits Steamship acquisition, the attributable losses of $6.7 million at half-time this year, and the sacking of Jardine Fleming from Singapore by
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      Timesport
      267 2 Goal-getter Dixon CHELSEA fans reckon they know a thing or two about centre-forwards. The older patrons at Stamford Bridge are apt to assume a dreamy faraway look when names such as Tommy Lawton, Jimmy Greaves and Peter Osgood are mentioned. Kerry Dixon, the latest possessor of the famous blue
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      Around the world
      595 2 Visit's spinoff THE Soviet Union and the United States announced an expansion of agricultural contacts on Saturday that might lead to a revival of joint agriculture-related scientific and technological activities. The announcement, made during a visit by Soviet Agriculture Minister Valentin Mesyats to US Agriculture Secretary John
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      Asean: Across the Causeway
      146 2 Asean: Across the Causeway Revamping kampungs A NEW strategy to develop kampungs throughout Malaysia will be introduced as part of the government s efforts to reduce poverty. According to the latest issue of Merdeka, the official organ of Umno, the strategy involves increasing agricultural productivity and the income of farmers
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      Around Asean
      98 2 More die in clashes THE escalating communist insurgency in the Philippines claimed 42 more lives and left 66 wounded in clashes on the islands of Mindanao and Samar on Thursday and Saturday, reports reaching Manila said. Of the dead, 25 were communist New People's Army (NPA) guerillas and
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      Section Two
      378 2 Positive art CORRADO LETTA is a man of art and ideas: He is a photo artist. But what is a photo artist? He is someone who has crossed the tenuous frontier between photography and art in the sense that photo art is using the camera primarily for artistic
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      Section Three
      176 2 Switching themes FOLK SONGS in Taiwan have come of age. Songs that sound out feelings of love, of hope, of growing up and of life in general have taken the place of light and simple songs about campus life. Some people view the change as a sign of
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon China and Russia to boost trade
      336 3 Treaty reached despite differences BEIJING, Sun. China and the Soviet Union have agreed on a substantial boost m bilateral trade next year despite continuing wide political differences between the estranged communist giants. The Xinhua news agency said the two signed an agreement m Moscow
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      Lock icon 'Olympics in two Koreas' call
      158 3 MEXICO CITY, Sun. Cuban President Fidel Castro has asked Olympic officials to prevent a possible boycott of the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games by splitting the events between North and South Korea, the official Cuban news agency reported yesterday. But the head of the Olympic movement,
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      Lock icon Seoul's defence spending
      91 3 Seoul's defence spending SEOUL, Sun. South Korea will spend about a third of its Budget on defence next year, a parliamentary spokesman said today. He said the Budget for 1985 approved by Parliament last night contained US$4.7 billion (Sslo.l billion) for defence, up 10.8 per cent from 1984. The spokesman
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      Lock icon Refugees urged to return by Samrin agents
      235 3 Refugees urged to return by Samrin agents HANOI, Sun. The Hanoi-backed Heng Samrin regime in Phnom Penh has sent special agents to Thailand to try to persuade Cambodian refugees to return to their warrravaged country, the Vietnam news agency (VNA) reported. A Cambodian official said that the authorities of a
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      Lock icon Fiery death
      37 3 SEOUL, Sun. Taxi driver Park Jong-Man, 36, burnt himself to death with a can of kerosene after failing to persuade his employers to reinstate a colleague sacked for crashing his taxi, police said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Kanaks make peace offer as violence continues
      318 3 NOUMEA, Sunday MILITANT Kanaks today offered to call an end to violence in their campaign for independence for the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia but the island remained in turmoil. After militant leader Jean Mari Tjibaou made the peace oner, a small
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      Lock icon Another man arrested for Gandhi killing
      212 3 NEW DELHI, San. Police have arrested another person, described as a civilian from New Delhi, who was allegedly Involved m the slaying of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported today. It said the man, Sher Singh, was arrested and
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        Lock icon PLO to move house
        70 3 THE NEW Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) has decided to move three key Palestinian institutions out of Damascus, which has become the seat of rebellion against the PLO leadership. The headquarters of the Palestine National Council, or Parliament, which met in Amman last
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        Lock icon Pilgrims' good deed
        59 3 PTVE HUNDRED pilgrims plan to march to London from Canterbury to raise £25,000 (*****,000) to feed the homeless for six days of the Cnristmas season. The Crisis at Christmas pilgrims found support from the wife of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Mrs Rosalind Runcie (above) who drove a
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        Lock icon Ustinov's signatures
        70 3 THE SOVIET armed forces newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda (Red Star) yesterday printed two telegrams signed by Defence Minister Dmitry Ustinov, not seen in public for two months and said by Soviet sources to be seriously ill. Western diplomats said the telegrams, greetings to the Laotian and Cuban armed forces,
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        Lock icon Polish victims
        86 3 UNIDENTIFIED TORTURERS have beaten to death a Solidarity dissident and tortured two priests m the Lublin region of south-east Poland since October, underground Solidarity dissidents said m Warsaw on Saturday. Mr Stanislaw Chac, 12, the head of the Solidarity branch m the Lublin car factory before the ban
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      Lock icon US, Russia to expand farm links
      300 4 Agreement on agriculture may be revived KNOXVILLE (Illinois), Sun. The Soviet Union and the United States announced an expansion of agricultural contacts yesterday that might lead to a revival of agriculture-related scientific and technological activities. The announcement, made during a visit by Soviet Agriculture
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      Lock icon Owner decides to drop his Cadillac for good
      174 4 STEVE Bubalo has had It with his US$2l,--000 (5544,100) Cadillac and Its U5514,900 repair bill, and he plans to drop it from a 100--tonne crane on Tuesday. Mr Bubalo, enraged by the high repair bi'is and the (act that the car just
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      Lock icon Chilean women to be drafted
      131 4 Chilean women to be drafted SANTIAGO, Sun. Chile's military government yesterday ordered women to be drafted into the armed forces as part of an extraordinary callup of conscripts and reservists to help fight terrorism and political unrest. The move to expand the military followed a week of anti-government protests that
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      Lock icon Grenada polls
      34 4 ST GEORGES (Grenada), Sun. The people of Grenada, whose island was the scene of bitter political upheaval and an American-led military invasion last year, will vote m a general election tomorrow. Reuter
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      Lock icon Heart-op man's 3 hours on portable compressor
      155 4 LOUISVILLE (Kentacky), Sun. A portable air compressor succeeded m powering the mechanical heart of William Schroeder here yesterday for the maximum three-hour operating time of the compressor's batteries. The German designer of the compressor, Dr Peter Heimes, said: "It worked just fine." It
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      Democrats set to re-elect O'Neill as House leader
      466 4  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sun. House Democrats appear all set to re-acclaim Speaker Tip O'Neill as their leader for another two-year term when they meet tomorrow to decide how to conduct themselves m the new congressional session starting on
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      VOA embarks on $2.6 b expansion plan
      346 4 LONDON, Sun. The Voice of America (VOA), the United States government's international radio service, is engaged m a massive US$l.2 billion (552.6 billion) expansion plan to boost the presentation of the Reagan administration's message to the world. The plan has been received with
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      Lock icon Dual-purpose drug
      78 4 WASHINGTON, Sun. A year-long study shows that a drvg for high blood pressure can also reverse balding m some cases, producing light hair growth, Dr Thomas Nigra, chairman of the Dermatology Department at the Washington Hospital Centre, said yesterday. The drug, Minoxidil. has been approved by the government
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      Lock icon Search for joint Arab action
      289 5 CAIRO, Sun KING HUSSEIN of Jordan who last visited Egypt in 1977 declared that Egypt and Jordan have resumed their "common" search for "joint, responsible Arab action" for peace in the Middle East. In his banquet speech, King Hussein praised the Egyptian leader's "nationalist" stance
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      Lock icon Kennedy for Ethiopia
      86 5 ADDIS ABABA, Son. Senator Edward Kennedy plans to spend Christmas m Ethiopia, one of the the world's hungriest countries, Western diplomats said yesterday. "It will be the Senator's first trip to this starving nation m the Horn of Africa," a diplomat said. "He will likely visit starving
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      Lock icon Egyptian, Israeli officials meet secretly
      118 5 Egyptian, Israeli officials meet secretly CAIRO, Sun. An Egyptian envoy has secretly met an Israeli official in Paris to make arrangements for a possible summit between President Hosni Mubarak and Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres, the weekly magazine, October, said yesterday. The one-paragraph report by the magazine, which has close
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      Lock icon On business
      37 5 BEIJING, Sun. A high-level Chinese financial delegation has left for Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Bahrain to seek closer business ties and more cooperation m investment, the Xinhua news agency said today. Reuter
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      Lock icon Partly-elected Saudi Parliament soon
      122 5 LONDON, Sun. King Fahd of Saudi Arabia intends to set up a partly-elected Parliament, he said m an interview published here by The Sunday Times. He said he will designate a consultative assembly "within three or four months." Then half its members would be elected indirectly
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      Jews, Bahais flee Iranian persecution
      276 5 Many m Pakistan awaiting visas ISLAMABAD, Sunday THOUSANDS of Iranian Bahais and hundreds of Iranian Jews have been fleeing persecution m Iran and quietly arriving m Pakistan before applying for political asylum m the West. This traffic has remained unpublicised because of Pakistan's close trade
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      Lock icon New Act
      36 5 HARARE, Sun. A new Act came into force today which gives large numbers of Zimbabwe's 120,000 Whites, most of whom hold dual nationality, a year m which to decide which one to keep. Reuter
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      EC expansion to dominate Dublin meeting
      304 6  - EC expansion to dominate Dublin meeting SHADA ISLAM By Brussels Reporter BRUSSELS, Sun. With Spain and Portugal waiting impatiently m the wings, the traditional end-of-the-year meeting of European Communty leaders, which opens m Dublin tomorrow, will be dominated by questions on the community s southward enlargement. Both countries put m
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      Lock icon Coal miners face more problems
      369 6 Union loses appeal against funds seizure LONDON, Sun. Britain's striking coal miners were facing more problems today after the courts seized their union's funds. In addition, a public furore over strike-related violence has left them with dwindling support. Last night, the leaders of the National
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      Lock icon Shipment blocked
      61 6 STOCKHOLM, Sun. Ecologists m Oslo have Mocked a shipment of 3,000 pahs of seal testicles aimed at the Japanese aphrodisiac market, the Greenpeace environmental group said today. The organisation said the shipment was part of an order of 10,000 pairs from Japanese aphrodisiac makers who m the past
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      Lock icon Thief returns money after 17 years
      261 6 Thief returns money after 1 7 years MOUNT PROSPECT (Illinois), Sun. A guiltstricken thief who stole US$l25 (*****) m a barbershop burglary 17 years ago made good his promise and returned the money to the bc.rber. Mr Louis Velasco, owner of Louie's Barbershop, got the money two weeks ago from
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      Lock icon Swiss vote on new mothers' job security
      260 6 Swiss vote on new mothers' job security ZURICH, Sun. The Swiss, who gave women the right to vote only 13 years ago, are deciding m a referendum today whether to give new mothers unprecedented job security The referendum would, m the first instance, give pregnant women the right to 16
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      Lock icon British held us against our will, say Soviet soldiers
      237 6 British held us against our will, say Soviet soldiers MOSCOW, Sun. Two Soviet soldiers who returned home last month after receiving asylum m Britain were yesterday reported to have said they were held there against their wilJ. The government newspaper Izvestia said it had interviewed Sergeant Igor Rykov and Private
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      Lock icon Man who showed a finger is fined
      122 6 AALBORG (Denmark), Sun. It is a punishable offence m Denmark to show contempt for a public official on duty by making a rude gesture with the middle finger, a magistrate's court has ruled here. The court fined a 35--year-old man 1 ,090 kroner
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      42 more killed in insurgency
      372 7  -  ABBY TAN Mounting clashes with Reds m the Philippines By Manila Reporter MANILA, Sun. The escalating communist insurgency m the Philippines has claimed 42 more lives and left 66 wounded m clashes on the islands of Mindanao and Samar yesterday and on Thursday, reports reaching
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      Lock icon Marcos orders all government firms losing money to be shut
      187 7 MANILA, Sun. President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday ordered the dismantling of all governmentowned corporations that have been losing money or are not serviceoriented, the presidential palace said. "We should now dismantle all government corporations that have not proven to be viable
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      Brunei on the lookout for high-rise fires
      154 7 Brunei on the lookout for high-rise fires BRUNEI is now preparing to prevent and fight fires m high-rise buildings, said two senior Brunei fire officers who were m Singapore attending a seminar on security last week. Mr Wahabi Metussin, 42, the deputy controller of the Brunei Fire Brigade, said tall
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      Lock icon Rare disease
      32 7 JAKARTA, Sun. A rare disease has killed 100 people m two parts of the Merauke Regency m South Irian Jaya, formerly West New Guinea, Antara news agency reported today. AFP
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      Lock icon Musa to sign agreement
      60 7 JAKARTA, Sun. Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Musa Hitam arrived m Jogjakarta today to sign a revision of the 12-year-old general border agreement, which will provide wider scope for bilateral security cooperation. Datuk Musa was greeted at the airport by Indonesia's Armed Forces Commander Gen Benny Murdani,
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      Lock icon Thai critic thanks King for his help
      105 7 Thai critic thanks King for his help BANGKOK, Sun. Prominent scholar and social critic Sulak Sivaraksa yesterday thanked Thailand's King and international organisations for interceding on his behalf, after the Bangkok public prosecutor dropped charges of iese majesty against him. Mr Sulak, 51, had been charged with five counts of
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      Lock icon Invitation to Brunei
      56 7 MIRI, Sun. Brunei has been invited to attend the forthcoming Opec meeting m Geneva on Dec 16 as an observer. The Brunei-based weekly, the Borneo Bulletin, reported today that the invitation was extended by the Indonesian Minister for Mining and Energy, Prof Subroto, during a two-day visit
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      Lock icon 6 Thais held for raping refugees
      177 7 BANGKOK, Sun. Six Thai fishermen have been arrested and charged with piracy and gang-raping female Vietnamese refugees abducted from a small boat m the Gulf of Thailand. Police m Samut Prakan, a busy port about 31 km south of Bangkok, arrested the men on
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      142 7 I^l rnnc wish to announce the price of the following brands M A M A. Virginia Menthol |jlp|i|lifi y mJ| m^ jj ABC EXTRA STOUT WINS TOP INTERN ATIONAI AWARD The European Monde Award is an international competition it literally has to stun the judges —m quality, freshness to assess
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon S'pore motorcyclists nabbed for racing
      205 8 SEREMBAN, Sun. About 30 motorcyclists, including 15 from Singapore on their way to the Selangor Grand Prix, were caught using the SerembanKuala Lumpur highway for racing yesterday morning. The motorcyclists were among a group of about 100 from Singapore and Johor. Police rounded them up
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      Lock icon Companies accused of cheating foreigners
      81 8 Companies accused of cheating foreigners KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Several Malaysian companies and businessmen have affected the country's image by cheating their foreign clients. Deputy Foreign Minister Kadir Sheikh Fadzir said yesterday. Speaking to reporters after receiving his Bulgarian counterpart, Mr Lubomir Popov, he said his ministry had sufficient proof of
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      Lock icon CPM reviving activities in Kelantan
      93 8 CPM reviving activities in Kelantan JOHOR BARU, Sun. Acting Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamed Amin Osman disclosed yesterday that there are signs that members of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) are reviving their terrorist activities m the Weng area of Kelantan. He said the terrorists, of the
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      Crocodile hunter asks for $300,000 to catch killer
      151 8 SANDAKAN, Sun. Sabah crocodile hunter Jukin bin Tapaling is ready to hunt and catch Sarawak's eight-metre-long killer croc m Batang Lupar for $300,000. It is a mammoth task, so it deserves a matching price, Mr Jukin said. The latest issue of The
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      Lock icon Kampungs to be developed
      277 8 Kampungs to be developed Part of government's plan to reduce poverty KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A NEW strategy to develop kampungs throughout the country will be introduced as part of the government's efforts to reduce poverty. According to the latest issue of Merdeka, the official organ of Umno, the strategy involves
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      Lock icon Victims of swindle to go home
      126 8 SEREMBAN, Sunday THE first group of Sri Lankan victims of a syndicate that promised them jobs m Malaysia is expected to leave for home on Tuesday. Twenty-one of them whose visas had expired were given a week's extension by Immigration authorities so that they
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      Lock icon Bodies of cousins who drowned found
      113 8 Bodies of cousins who drowned found JASIN (Malacca), Sun The bodies of two cousins, who drowned while fishing at a disused mining pool m a rubber estate near Kesang, were recovered around noon yesterday by army divers. The cousins, Sanasi Murugiah and Siva Krishnan, both 14, had gone fishing there
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      Lock icon Assemblyman unopposed
      77 8 KUCHING, Sun. Datuk James Wong, assemblyman for Limbang, was today returned unopposed as president of the Sarawak National Party (Snap) at the party's triennial general assembly here. Also returned unopposed, as deputy president, was Datuk Edward Jeli, the state minister for local government. Five new faces were elected
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      The S'porean is ready to work hard
      717 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN, CHAN ENG CHENG CONRAD RAJ Two years and 44 walkabouts later, Chok Tong closes current series of ministerial tours Stories by and He sees the need to pull together to improve things, says Chok Tong HE HAS high expectations and is
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      45 9 erah, Picture DAVID TAN Songs from members of the Bukit Merah old folk's club at Redhili Close. Sitting from left: Mr Urn Chee Onn, MP for Bukit Merah, and Mr Goh Chok Tone, Defence and Second Health Minister. DAVID TAN
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      Way to better living standard
      234 9 THE way to a better standard of living is having a good government and people working together as a team. "A good government alone is not enough if the people do not respond," said Mr Goh. Nor is it enough to have hard-working people if
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      'No freedom here? Nonsense'
      245 9 'No freedom here? Nonsense' THERE is freedom m Singapore and if anyone doubts that, all he has to do is to look at the different religions that are practised here. "Those who criticise us by saying there is no freedom m Singapore are talking nonsense," Mr Goh said. "I can
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      Clan with its doors wide open
      451 10  -  TEO LIAN HUAY Chin Kang a pace-setter By A CHINESE clan association that teaches Indian and Malay cultural dances? And boasts of a chairman who is 38 years old, while most other clans have leaders who are already in their retirement? Quite unthinkable, considering
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      Chinese groups urged to form national unit
      261 10 A NATIONAL organisation for Chinese clan associations should be formed to coordinate their activities. This suggestion was made yesterday by three working groups at a forum to discuss how clan associations could play a more active role. Some proposed forming a federation of
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      Housewives for charity
      260 10  -  ELAYNE THONG By CHARITY begins at home and five housewives really believe this. They are so convinced that women can do social work without having to join any special group, that they want to spread their message to other housewives. To prove their point, these five women
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      Ambulance attendant injured
      83 10 Ambulance attendant injured AN AMBULANCE attendant was slightly injured when his ambulance was involved m a collision with a taxi on Friday. Mr Hairul Anwar, 21, was treated as an outpatient. The military ambulance was taking a patient to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. In another accident, on Friday, 14-year-old Juliana
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      Library talk
      25 10 THE Marine Parade branch library will organise a talk and demonstration for children entitled, Fit For Fun, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. Free admission.
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      PAP holding its fire
      305 11 ELECTIQN'B4 THE People's Action Party is holding its fire against the opposition until the election campaign gets underway. This was apparent yesterday from the response the Defence and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, gave to questions from the press. "There will be plenty of
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    • Opposition 'all set'
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        We'll hold rallies every night
        166 11 We'll hold rallies every night Barisan Sosialis DR LEE SIEW CHOH, chairman of the Barisan Sosialis: "We have been aware that elections were going to be held this month for quite some time. So we are well prepared. "The party will be fielding four candidates but we may at the
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        Chances seem to be improving
        144 11 Chances seem to be improving United People's Front MR HARBANS SINGH, general secretary of United People's Front, said: "We are all prepared; everything is ready. We've started our campaign a few months ago. well carry on with normal work. "We expected the date, Dec 22. Nothing surprising. Everything is running
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        Candidates to be named on Dec 12
        78 11 Workers' Party MR J.B. JEYARETNAM, secretary-general of the Workers' Party: "You'll find out who our candidates are on Nomination Day. "We have already issued a manifesto which spells out the issues we'll be dealing with. But this does not mean that we will
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        'No-split' meeting on Friday
        127 11 Singapore Democratic Party MR CHIAM SEE TONG, secretary-general of the Singapore Democratic Party: "We had anticipated the date and are keeping to our plans. "It's good that the date has finally been announced. "We had been wondering why the PAP had been dragging its feet m
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        We'll be satisfied with three seats
        130 11 Spore United Front MR SEOW KHEE LENG, secretary-general of the Singapore United Front: "All our groundwork is prepared, all our posters and banners ready; the deposits too." On their chances: "We have to let voters decide. They are the ones who have the say.
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        Programme all in order
        116 11 Singapore Malay National Organisation MR OSMAN JANTAN, the acting secretarygeneral of the Singapore Malay National Organisation: "The executive council will not make any announcements until Nomination Day. "We are prepared for the general election. We had predicted the date earlier, so we're not surprised. "We've laid
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        Age and the candidate
        171 11 4 THE new PAP election candidates are relatively young m age. Many of them have received higher education and are professionals. This leads some critics to question whether they can fully empathise with the common people. I feel that it is not necessarily true that if
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      Eligible parties to get air-time
      68 11 Eligible parties to get air-time THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation will 81 ye political parties elding more than six candidates air-time for their political broadcasts. Air-time will be allocated according to the number of candidates an eligible party has fielded. The SBC will determine eligibility of a party by the number
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      Elderly to get meals delivery
      294 12  - Elderly to get meals delivery ANG LAY WAH Social affairs ministry's plans By TWO new services to help the elderly will be introduced by the Social Affairs Ministry soon. This was announced last night by Mr Teo Chong Tee, the Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs Ministry), at the closing ceremony of
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      Lock icon High point of road run
      179 12 Picture by H.L. CHAN THIS is an unusual way to flagoff a race, but the man on the car is no ordinary race official. Mr Mah Bow Tan, the PAP's flag bearer m Potong Pasir constituency, climbed on to the rooftop, shoes and all, to
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      Three power failures in a row
      76 12 HOUSES m Taman Permata, Thomson Ridge and the stretch of Upper Thomson Road between these two roads experienced three power failures last Saturday. The first came at 11.50 a.m. Power was restored at 12.30 p.m. but it went off five minutes later. Supply, restored
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      'I did it to get girls... and for respect'
      593 12  - 'I did it to get girls and for respect' SALIM OMAR SUHAIMI MOHSEN A repentant hell-rider confesses By and of Benta Harian RACING was m his blood. Though he saw a fellow rider and a friend's wife who was two months' pregnant killed at the races, he couldn't stop. A
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      Methodist Church to elect new Bishop
      129 13 Methodist Church to elect new Bishop METHODIST church leaders will meet at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church tomorrow to elect a new head. He will succeed Bishop Kao Jih Chung, who is retiring after having served as the first Bishop of the Methodist Church in Singapore since 1977. Bishop Kao's
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      Do you know this man?
      55 13 RELATIVES of a man who was recently found near Block 716, Clementi West Street 2, are asked to contact the Social Affairs Ministry. The man had no identity card and could not give information about himself. Anyone who knows him please call the ministry on
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      US design firm to join Science Park
      420 13  - US design firm to join Science Park GRACE CHNG $5.7 million to produce computer packages By AN AMERICAN company, which is a world leader in the design of electronic circuitry, will set up its first foreign production facility at the Science Park. Mentor Graphics will invest $5.7 million to design
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      Childcare services 'will be upgraded'
      138 13 THE standard of childcare and child development services m Singapore will be upgraded and expanded. The government is working out the details of how this will be carried out. This was revealed yesterday by Mr Ng Pock Too, Political Secretary to the Prime Minister, at
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      Watch retailers given pat on the back
      233 13 Watch retailers given pat on the back LOCAL watch retailers have helped to maintain Singapore's reputation as a centre for genuine products, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, Minister of State (Trade and Industry), said on Friday. Tourists were reluctant to shop m some countries because of rampant selling of imitations. The
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      Ship to be scrapped catches fire
      75 13 Ship to be scrapped catches fire A SHIP due to be scrapped caught fire on Saturday in Tuas Crescent shipyard. Oil residue and fibre-glass material were believed to have caught fire while workmen were working on board the Maersk Assister at the Pan-United Shipping (Pte) Ltd. No one was injured.
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      151 12 ■^V if JH t A<MBAi IP MfclH— w mm. J Ladies' Model 1 230-5299 SG Gents' Model 7750-5079 SG There comes a time m your life when you naturally reach for the finer things. like lassale seiko. a watch as perfect outside as it is m. a watch whose contemporary
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      65 13 EXHIBITION of KUTCHINSKY JEWELLERY FOUNDED 1893 8 Jl/«W ra Bb^% BLJIML v r <fl i H» JLMikJMH r S BBi^^. 4H 1 9b jk. 1H Ir *4 1H BHhHm m aS r SINGAPORE /B^j, A monthly journal w! w O CJ I I CJ I T 1 1 0 i^
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      235 13 "Ifyouhavean ii i i unbalanced diet, take Vitavite." When your diet is unbalanced, you may lack certain vitamins. You may feel tired or run down. Vitavite multivitamins (plain or with iron) contain ten w ?r.ir*sr. vitamins to help supplement r— —-aft 4A your diet vitamins which VITAI7ITt» I are important
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      Typewriters not unlike personal computers
      518 14  - Typewriters not unlike personal computers A. S. YEONG Micro Corner By Fcatite Brottwr EP-44 Canon Typtrtar S Price $450, $5.50 per $360, $5 per ribbon I■' ribbon, $8.50 per carryinj case: $45 W- f|Pl 100 sheets of ther|j| mal print paper Wgjj& 111 l Pr»!t method 24 xlB thermal 32
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      Game allows you to play the hero
      173 14 SCIENCE fiction novels are being turned into games, a report m the Science Digest said. Several authors, such as Arthur Clarke and Robert Heinlein, are creating interactive fiction, which can be played on a home-computer. Essentially, the game is like a full-length novel
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      Central alarm system using telephone lines
      433 14 Subscribers can continue to use phone Burglar and fire alarms m homes can be monitored from a central location. This security system has been introduced by British Telecom m London. A new system has been introduced by British Telecom together with several companies that
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        Nursing mums need sunshine
        108 14 SUNSHINE is good for nursing mothers. Just half-an-hour of exposure to the midday sun can greatly increase the vitamin D content of a nursing mother's breast milk for up to two weeks. This helps guard against rickets (bone softening), a problem m some breast-fed infants. At
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        Freezer that leaves food products soft
        47 14 RICH Products Corporation of New York has developed a refrigerator which can keep food at very low temperatures without freezing them solid. The process isolates the product's water content, which becomes bound to other natural substances like proteins, salts and sugars.
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        Try Chinese herbs 'to get rid of corns'
        76 14 TWO Chinese herbal medications claim to clear unsightly corns and calluses. One is a compress prepared from the fruit of kusam seeds. It is applied locally and fixed with a bandage. After a week the corn or callus falls off. The second
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    The Straits Times says Bridge over troubled times
    481 16 The Straits Times says Bridge over troubled times FOR someone who was once a prominent politician, the late Lim Yew Hock certainly spent the last 17 years of his life m obscurity. How many younger Singaporeans had heard of him, much less had a fair idea of his place m
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    Lock icon Malaysia looks to the private sector for growth
    986 16  -  CHRIS SHERWELL By EVER since Mr Daim Zainuddin was catapulted from private businessman to Finance Minister, people have wondered just now he would attempt to direct Malaysia's resource-blessed economy. They now have an answer. The soft-spoken 45---year-old self-made millionaire friend of Prime
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    US has little to gain
    1131 16  -  DREW MIDDLETON Shuitz-Gromyko talks on arms control next month COMMENT By in The New York Times THE basic questions behind next month's meeting between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko are: What military and political reasons brought the Russians to
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    Across the Causeway
    103 16 Editorial comment from Malaysian newspapers J] 11 11 1 111 I™ THE government has shown its good faith m the BMF affair by initiating action based on the KtwximmonHaHnn oAntaln. it is said. Why wait for the recommendation from the BMF Committee of Inquiry before Even Shylock,
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    • Home economics as a core subject
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        Petitioners missed two key points
        324 17 The ministry's view YOUR report headlined "428 petition against compulsory home econs" (ST, Nov 24) referred to a petition sent to the Ministry of Education on the subject of home economics for girls. The petitioners have missed two essential points. First, they claimed that requiring
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        Make sure teachers have taken subject
        161 17 A reader's view I REFER to the Page One story headlined "Boys should also do home econs" (ST, Nov 27). I would suggest that the Institute of Education seriously consider accepting new traineeteachers (who possess good overall GCE 'O' level results which include '0'
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        Coconut palm isn't forgotten
        147 17 PLEASE refer to the letter "Don't forget the coconut tree" by "Coconuts' (ST, Nov 12). We assure your writer that we have not forgotten the coconut palm. Over the past several years, we planted about 14,000 coconut palms m appropriate places. The coconut palm takes pride
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        Unable to trace premises
        66 17 Unable to trace premises T REFER to the letter headlined "A neighbour's plight" by "Illiterate Neighbours" (ST, Nov 6). We are unable to trace the premises involved. To enable us to investigate his complaint about a public health nuisance, could the writer please contact me on 635-111, extension 232, to
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      Teachers don't help N-stream students
      245 17 BEING among the first group to do the normal stream, I find that most of my schoolmates feel they are the guinea pigs m an experiment by the Education Ministry. To make things worse, there are some teachers who have been very discouraging. They know
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      Dear Readers
      87 17 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.
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      812 17 RENTA HERTZ AND TRAVEL UNLJMmEE^^ OtmUf 0 cfr/Ui Have you been thinking of renting a car lately? Hertz has just the right one for you. From now until the end of December 1 984, we are offering a special package deal that will fit right into your In addition, you
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      Lock icon Private doctors in China offer relief to state system
      920 18  -  CHRISTOPHER WREN By m Lanzhou (China) EACH weekday morning when the traditional Chinese pharmacy on Zhangye Road opens, Kong Xianghe sits at a small desk inside the door and waits for customers to consult him about their ailments before buying the
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      Centuries-old pioneers of risk-taking
      900 18  -  STEWART POWELL Lloyd's of London By LONDON When American astronauts recovered two wayward satellites, the big winner was a centuriesold British institution that does a multibillion-dollar business based only on trust and a few initials. It is Lloyd's of London, for nearly 300 years the world's
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      367 18 If you want to eat delicious Clay Pot Chicken Rice it is important m the way it is cooked: I TRY THE SPECIAL I I COOKING RECIPE I I xNEW LICRY CLAY POT I I CHICKEN RICE I Blk 161 No 3705 Bukit Merah Central Tel: *****92 Many Varieties to
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        23 to speak on tax at conference
        89 19 A TOTAL of 23 speakers will talk on taxation and the two-way flow of investment between Asian-Pacific countries and the developed world at the 2nd Asian-Pacific Tax Conference. Two features at the three-day conference beginning tomorrow at the Hyatt Regency Singapore will be
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        Appointements
        321 19 MR ROBERT i. MARRO is the new commercial attache of the United States embassy. He succeeds Mr Geoffrey Walser as head of the local office of the Foreign Commercial Ser/ice. Mr Marro was previously assistant commercial attache and director of the US International Marketing Centre at the American embassy
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        This week
        590 19 DEC 3 5: Executives of Luxembourgbased ARBED group, the ninth biggest steel producer m the world, will be meeting for a three-day brainstorming session at the Marco Polo Hotel. The purpose of the session is to rethink the group's marketing strategy. ARBED's products sold m this region include
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        43 19 SPACE, where else, bat m Short Stops for a cork story, thought Singapore company C. A. Cork Products. They had asked specifically for publicity m that column for their talk on Cork m the 20th Century and Beyond held last week.
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      UOB group brings prime down to 9 pc
      151 19 THE United Overseas Bank Group, comprising United Overseas Bank, Chung Khiaw Bank, Far Eastern Bank and Lee Wan Bank, will cut its prime rate by V* point to 9 per cent today. The new savings rate is 6Vi per cent, down Va
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      Lock icon How value of DMIB share was arrived at
      180 19 Consolidated Plantations KUALA LUMPUR Consolidated Plantations Bhd (Consplant), which proposed to take over Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd (DMIB), said the consideration of 68 sen per share of DMIB's shares was arrived at by negotiation on a willing buyer and willing seller basis.
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        Lock icon Sharp tie-up
        81 19 TOKYO Sharp Corp, a leading Japanese electric appliances and business machine maker, and RCA Corp of the US have reached a basic agreement to produce semiconductors m the US, Sharp officials said on Friday. It will be the first USJapan joint venture to produce semiconductors often cited as
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        Lock icon Mazda to assemble cars in US
        60 19 TOKYO Mazda Corp has decided to join Japan's three other major car-makers m assembling cars m the United States. The reports said the company will assemble sub-compact cars at an annual rate of 240,000 units beginning m the spring of 1987 at an idle
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        Lock icon Service by Xinhua
        55 19 BEIJING China's official news agency, Xinhua, plans to launch an economic inform a- tion service m January, it announced on Saturday. Economic, scientific and technological information will be sent to subscribers m the mail or by facsimile transmissions. Economic data covering China, Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan and fortrade
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        Lock icon Regains listing
        64 19 MEXICO CITY Mcxi- co's biggest private company, the Alfa group, has regained its stock exchange listing after a two-year suspension, the market said on Friday. The steel and petrochemicals group was suspended from trading for giving insufficient information on its affairs. It also owed huge sums of money
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      What now, Keppel?
      548 19  -  S. KUMAR With helmsmen changed and decks being cleared, yard hopes to be on course By FIRST, it was the Sentosa cable car tragedy early last year for which Keppel Shipyard was partly blamed. Then came whispers that all was not well with the Straits Steamship acquisition.
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      Group turns to regional diversification
      498 19 "THE heady days when ships literally begged for docking space are over. Now the group has to go ont to scramble for business/' a Keppel official said. True to this spirit, the Keppel group has been sending out teams abroad to negotiate for deals. The
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      Lock icon Wannian's pre-tax profits up six times
      241 19 KUALA LUMPUR Singapore-based Wannian Holdings Ltd reported a 678 per cent increase in pre-tax profit to $1.53 million for the half-year ended Aug 31, compared with a pre-tax loss of $264,442 for the same period last year. It said the change in the accounting
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        Final Results
        41 20 Gross Group pre-tax Year to dividend profit/loss ('000) BTE (4 ITEa) M534,442 ($18,597) June 84 7 (5.3a) M525,826 ($13,607) June 84 12 $6,809 June 84 M Glass M$746L ($4,2861) July 84 Supreme Corpn 3 (3) M528,092 ($12,849) June 84
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        Preliminary figures
        36 20 Gross Group pre-tax Year to dividend profit/loss ('000) 15 (20) M542,395 ($25,112) Aug 84 30 (20) M515,9 00 ($6,900) Sep 84 5 (5) M54,688 ($1,874) Aug 84 Sri Hartamas 5 M514,840 ($5,295L) Aug 84
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        Interim results
        33 20 I Interim Group pre-tax Half-year to dividend profit/loss ('000)' $2,001 ($2,109) Sep 84 32 (30) M5666 ($690) Sep 84 7 (6) M517,385 (19,269) Sep 84 12 (12) M51,719 ($7,910) Sep 84
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        236 20 The restructuring of the Malaysian operations of Cold Storage Holdings PLC, is to go ahead but with some modifications. The cash position of Cold Storage will soon be greatly strengthened to more than $80 million. General Corporation Bhd is seeking approval to float its wholly-owned subsidiary, Low Keng
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        INDICES
        40 20 Financial Times Industrials Friday 917.3 (925.8) jjr Week ago 910.3 jj? Dow Jones Industrials Friday 1188.94 (1193.46) Week ago 1220.30 pTfp, f^ (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous trading day) LIIIIIII I I I T I
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        139 20 THE market surged through the UN level on the Hang Seng Index last week In its most active trading for months and closed 32 points up at 1128.16 on Friday. Spurred by signs from a property sale that the real estate market was recovering, the index rose 17 points
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        231 20 Nov 30 US$ Charge Alcoo 354 -v. Allied Chem Cp 34% -4 Allis-Chalmers 74 unch Am Tel Tel 18% unch Amax Inc 17 -1 Amr Corp 324 -V t Bethlehem Stl 16% +4 Boeing Co 54 -1 Burroughs Cp 53% -V4 Caterpillar Co 30% -4 Chose Manhfn 43%
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        567 20 London LONDON The stock exchange saw yet another record-breaking week, with the Financial Times Industrial Shares Index peaking at a new all-time high of 930.7 points. The market retreated, however, towards the weekend, as the euphoria surrounding the British Telecom (BT) issue gave way to
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        82 20 SHARE prices on the Tokyo stock market firmed up on a baying spree last week m the busiest trading m seven sessions. With expectations for year-end and new year rallies, Japanese investors bought actively. The 225-stock Nikkei Dow Jones, which shed 17.31 the previous week, Jumped 201.24 to close
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        566 20 Nov 30 Pence Chanje INDUSTRIALS ANied-Lyons 157 unch Ass. Dairies 156 -2 BTRPLC 542 -5 Babcocks 140 -1 Barclays 517 -12 Beechams 378 unch BICC 236 -4 Blue Circle 478 -5 BOC Group 253 -7 Boots 186 -6 Bowater 187 -3 BATS 310 +7 Britannia 73 unch BP 500
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        312 20 Dec 1 Yen Ajinomoto 1120 -20 Akoi 487 -7 Amada 1080 unch AsahiChem 620 +39 Asahi Glass 862 unch Bank of Tokyo 568 -10 Brtdgestone 543 unch Canon 1520 -10 Casio 1560 -40 Citizen 585 -5 Daiei 630 -10 Doi-lcht Kangyo Bank 1220 -40 D Nippon Print 1000 -20
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        115 20 THE Dow Jones Average of 31 Industrials dropped 31.36 points to 1188.74 m the past week, the first weekly drop In nine weeks. The prospective impact of the sweeping tax reform oa the economy as a whole, and the many individual industries and companies that operate within it,
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      3389 20 Al shares quoted have a par value of $1, unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scnp, rights. N lax-exempted dividend. ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars 1984 tast Yield Net Vol Week Hfrh Low Company Sale Change P/E
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        243 21 BEIJING China has progressively readjusted the yuan against Western currencies over the past 14 months, resulting m a de facto 39 per cent devaluation of the Chinese currency m relation to the US dollar. Western economic experts said the move was mainly aimed
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        64 21 Sal MS Krugerrand 2,685 (2,670) Closing prices Closing Turnover Rubber S'p 0 kl tin 5 lomti cents cents Cents S/kilo M/kilo (M)/ki!o Nov 26 170.50 190.00 Nov 26 29.15 90 Nov 27 169.50 189.00 Nov 27 29.15 54 Nov 28 170.50 190.25 Nov 28 29.15 75 Nov 29
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        152 21 Interbank Over the Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency Australian dollar 1.8638 1.8657 5.42 5.32 Canadian dollar 1.6414 1.6428 6.16—6.07 NZ dollar 1.0582-1.0609 9.72-9.34 Sterling pound 2.6012-2.6046 3.89-3.82 US dollar 2.1708—2.1718 4.64—4.60 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling 9.9868 9.9937 101.06—98.67 Belgian franc (com)
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        16 21 GOLD USJ/oz Sat Fri Hongkong 329.30-329.70 328.60—329.00 Fri Thurs New York 328.75-329.2 b 330.50-331.00
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        Rubber
        154 21 YET another very quiet and featureless trading week was endured, as levels moved within narrow limits on small turnover, Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co said m its weekly report. Despite the breaching of the Inro optional buying price of 177 cents per kg, there were no overt signs of covering
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        63 21 STEADY. Prices were contained m a very narrow range, turning gradually firmer because of Sterling's fall, but slipped back from the best. The tin council's buffer stock manager was not much m evidence. Market stocks were down 20 tonnes to 23,205 tonnes. Meanwhile, according to ITC estimates, world stocks
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        RUBBER
        96 21 FOB m bales, Malaysian cents/klo RAS MRELB High Low Closint High Low Closinf buyers buyer* Nov 29 Nov 29 Int. 1 R.S.S. Prompt 170.25 N 168.00N 169.50 Int. 1 R.S.S. FOB 172.75 170.00 171.50 ***** 189.25 191.25 Int 2 R.S.S. December Int. 3 R.S.S. Int. 1 R.S.S Jan 1985
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        22 21 Buying Selling Highest— Lowest Highest— Lowes! Styjm Ss/fm lank of Ihina 23.61-22.85 23.75-22.99 lUB 23.64-22.91 23.79—23.06 108 23.90 22.92 24.05-23.06
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        32 21 EASIER. After holding early gains against the trend ol gold and the rise m stocks (up 610,000 ounces at 52,238,000 ounces), the tone quickly changed when New York opened lower. AFP
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        42 21 UNCERTAIN. Prices eased sharply after reaching their highest since August last year, as stocks showed another sharp fall (down 3,275 tonnes to 149,475 tonnes the lowest since October 1982), reflecting more Chinese shipments, and arbitrage buying developed from New York. AFP
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        51 21 IRREGULAR. Sharp gains developed on currency speculation, but equally quickly turned lower on news that Venezuela had finally concluded a contract with Japan for the supply of 160,000 tonnes. As the speculative edge disappeared, prices quickly lost ground. Market stocks were reduced by just 100 tonnes to 137,525 tonnes.
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        221 21 PRODUCE prices closed mostly easier last week m low to moderate volumes. In the coffee market, coffee prices fell m above average volume. News that floods had damaged 10 per cent of the Colombian crops did not help to push up prices. A trader reported that m October,
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        479 21 BANKS' prime lending rates at the close of business on Friday Nov 30. 2 4 2 4 The PIR is the lowest lendmi rate which a bank is prepared to lend m Siftfapore dolars to its dents on an overdraft or demand basis. Bank PLR Algemene
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        346 21 Asian rates ASIAN currency average deposit rates for the week ended Nov 30: DEPOSIT D a RATES P a Savings account 6' 2 Autosave 5 3 < Fixed deposit 1 1 month 5' 2 3 months 5 3/« 6 months 6 9 months 6 17 2 12 months 6 :i
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        180 21 MARKET sentiment continued bullish for the greenback, and it gained upward momentum to close at its high for the week. This underlying strength was m part due to strong corporate demand, and m part due to interbank dealers attempting to cover their shorts. The market however ignored a 0.7
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      76 21 DUBLIN A delegation of Asian shipowners, mainly from Hongkong left Dublin on Friday after failing to negotiate a rescue package for the state-owned company, Irish Shipping now m liquidation. The delegation representing 10 companies, which leased ships to the Irish company on long-term contracts
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      268 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Equator 111 22 aside 3/12 Gold Bear 47 aside 3/12 Royal Viking Star 46/7 a'side 3/12 Straits Venture 20W a'side 3/12 Sun Harvest 6/7 a'side 3/12 Equator 111 22 3/12 3/12 Iwen 23 3/12 4/12 KotaAgung 10/1 3/12 8/12 Lady Dona
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      New players' guide to stock market jargon
      937 22  -  NORA CHENG Your money By Ar\ To Iwk m i favooriblt exchanga riti bifou you l§tw...buy travelers' cheques m the currencies of rv i countries you plan to visit. SO YOU'RE a new player in the stock market. How's this for starters? "Bearing
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      224 22 KUALA LUMPUR The Primary Industries Ministry has directed the Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) to study a potential timber joint venture project with Oman, Deputy Primary Industries Minister Megat Junid Ayub, said here on Saturday. He said Oman was keen to set
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      278 22 KUALA LUMPUR Samanda Holdings Bhd (formerly known as Loytape Bhd) has proposed to transfer its tape manufacturing operation to its whollyowned subsidiary, Loytape Industries Sdn Bhd. In a statement on Friday, Samanda said the transfer of the operation of the manufacturing and sale
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      214 22 QAF Ltd QAF Ltd (formerly Ben and Co Ltd) is principally engaged m food processing, wholesaling, distribution and running the Pizza Hnt restaurants. Some of the company's popular brand names are Dorina, Kiwi and Flora. QAF Holdings Bhd, formed primarily to promote participation by Brunei nationals m
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      33 22 STOCKWORTH by Sterling and Selesnick /chairman of il THE COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS? J BUT MR. PRESIDENT! 1 I'M NOT EVEN AN J ECONOMIST. (WHAT COULD I CONTRIBUTE? o\wf m tfto i*it» co»
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      2446 23 Versatility pays $6 on-course for maiden victory By OUR RACING TEAM FIRST: *****8 SECOND: *****2 THIRD: *****1 STARTERS: *****4, *****5, *****9, *****5, *****0, *****6, *****9, *****5, *****8, *****5, *****9. CONSOLATIONS: *****7, *****1, *****3, *****7, *****0, *****3, *****1, *****0, *****6, *****9. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Apprentice L.M.
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      992 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The stewards suspended apprentice Luke Danis for two race days for his handling of Teluk Rubiah m Race 5 and three race days on Mountain Eagle m the following race here today. Both sentences are to run concurrently. Jockeys Rahmat Matsuni (Satellite IV m Race
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      381 23 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths (AGE 69 YEARS) Passed away peacefully on IST DECEMBER 1984 leaving behind HUSBAND DATO' SRI TAY KIA HONG SONS DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW TAY TIAN LIANG LIM CHEE MOI TAY THIANG PHONG TAN YANG KUAN (RAYMOND) TAY THIAM YEW CHUA LEE KIANG TAY THIAM SONG AW SIEW
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      61 23 183 Condolences 183 Condolences We extend our deepest condolence to DATUK TAY KIA SONG on the demise of his beloved wife DATIN TEO KWEE CHOO From management and staff of GENERAL FOOD CORPN Roy Teo, Teo Hwee Boon, Margaret, Kelly, Patricia, Susan, Basheer, Ng Eng Khoon, Llm Phek Hui, Goh
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      181 Deaths
      45 23 Aged 72 passed away peacefully on 2.12.84, leaving son Ramanathan (of Jurong Engineering Ltd), daughter-in-law, grand children, relatives and friends. Cortege leaves Block 9F Yuan Chlng Road #04-64 at 3.30 p.m. today for cremation at Mt. Vernon 8. RAMANATHAN CHETTIAR alia* QOVINDAN CHETTIAR
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      182 Acknowledgements
      143 23 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Aged 14 years Departed 20/11/84 wishes to thank all Doctors, Nurses and staff of SGH (Ward 72), Principal, Teachers, students of Christ Church School, Sembawang Shipyard and L.K.T. (Breacast Team), all relatives, friends for their prayers, condolences, attendance, assistance, donations and wreaths during
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      202 23 Tha Family 01 Tho Lata MADAM CECILIA PANG TECK SOON with to axpraaa their doop appreciation and thank* to Rov. Fr. F. Brygier, Prayor Group* Church of St. Francis Xavior and Church Of Bl*M*d Sacrament, St. Joooph Dying Aid Association, relative*, Mends for their prayers, wraatha, night vwrt*
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      211 23 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY ■MR. DEPARTED 3-12-1983 A YEAR GONE BY SINCE YOU DEPART BUT MEMORIES REMAIN FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS DEARLY MISSED BY WIFE, SONS, DAUGHTERS, SONS-IN-LAW AND RELATIVES. Departed on 3/12/83 We have carried with us sweet yet •ad memories ol you this
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      Lock icon Kerry hits 20-mark
      84 24 Kerry hits 20-mark LONDON, Sun. Kerry Dixon scored his 20th goal of the season to help Chelsea to a 3-1 home win over Liverpool in an English Division One League soccer match yesterday. Tabulated under League, Milk Cup, European matches and Total. Reuter Leading scorers L MC E T Kerry
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      539 24 Dixon, the true-blue centre -f orwar d Chelsea striker fits the Stamford Bridge bill 4 Personally, I think all this talk of an England cap is premature. Kerry is still learning his trade, though he certainly m knows the route to goal. Chelsea coach John Hollins on Dixon (above) LONDON,
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      334 24 Arsenal 3 Luton 1: lan Allinson, replacing Charlie Nicholas, put reshuffled Arsenal m front after 17 minutes. Tony Woodcock (61st minute) and Viv Anderson (67th) shot the Gunners further ahead before Brian Stein (74th) pulled one back for Luton. Aston Villa 1 Sunderland Aston Villa had
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      Lock icon Matthaeus keeps Bayern on top
      260 24 Matthaeus keeps Bayern on top BONN, Sun. A goal by midfielder Lothar Matthaeus away to Kaiserslautern enabled Bayern Munich to cling to top spot m the West German socccer First Division League yesterday. No-one was more pleased to see Matthaeus' 20--metre shot hit the back of the net for the
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      1350 24 Arsenal 3 Luton 1, Aston Villa 1 Sunderland 0, Chelsea 3 Liverpool 1, Coventry 1 Tottenham 1, Everton 1 Sheffield Wednesday 1, Ipswich 0 Southampton 1, Leicester 4 Queens Park Rangers 0, Manchester United 2 Norwich 0, Newcastle 2 Stoke 1, Watford 2 Nottingham Forest 0, West Ham
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      87 24 Thumbs up for Mexico 86 MEXICO CITY, Sun. Mexico's plans for the 1986 World Cup soccer finals have received approval from the organising committee, according to committee president Guillermo Canedo. Canedo, who arrived here yesterday from a Ufa committee meeting In Zurich, Switzerland, told reporters the group had approved all
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      339 25 Coetzee out m eight SUN CITY, Sun. American Greg Page shook off a reputation as a loser and pounded champion Gerrie Coetzee, of South Africa, to the canvas in the eighth round of a tumultuous fight to take the World Boxing Association heavyweight title by a
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      201 25 Men's singles, third round: Kevin Curren (SA) bt Eddie Edwards (SA) 6-3, 4-6, 7-5, 7-6; Brad Gilbert (US) bt Andreas Maurer (WG) 3-6, 7-6, 7-6, 7-5; Guy Forget (Fra) bt Matt Doyle (US) 6-3, 7-5, 64; Boris Becker (WG) bt Hank Pfister (US) 7-5, 6-2, 6-2. Scott Davis (US)
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      Lock icon Nasty shock
      49 25 DENVER, Sun. Former Chilean Davis Cup player Jaime Fillol upset Rumania's ilie Nastase 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 m the semi-finals of the PrudentialBache Securities Grand Champions tennis tournament last night. He meets Stan Smith, who beat Marty Riessen 6-3, 7--6 m the other semi-final, m today's final. AP
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      Lock icon Dittmar runs out of steam
      234 25 KARACHI, Sun. Second-seeded Australian Chris Dittmar was surprisingly beaten 6-9, 9-3, 3-9, 9-3, 9-2 by Pakistani Maqsood Ahmed in the quarter-finals of the World Open squash championship here yesterday. Dittmar, whose stamina is still suspect, found to his cost that he had no life in
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      Lock icon Becker blasts into last eight
      364 25 German's power play stuns Pfister MELBOURNE, Sun. Big-hitting Boris Becker, of West Germany, scored his latest upset in the Australian Open tennis championships today with a straight sets demolition job on Hank Pfister, of the United States. Becker, 17, strung together a run of 16
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      281 25 PRESTON (England). Son. British Open snooker champion Alex Hlggins looked In need of a repeat of last year's comeback against the odds to stop world champion and fellow-Briton Steve Davis capturing his crown here. Hlggins, who trailed 7-f m the 1983 final but triumphed 16-15,
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      513 25 MORTEN FROST, of Denmark, and compatriot Charlotte Hattens, capped a memorable achievement by winning the men's and women's singles finals of the Welsh Open badminton championships m Cardiff last night. Results Men Morten Frost (Den) bt Darren Hall (Eng) 15-2, 15-6. Women Charlotte Hattens (Den) bt Gillian Martin
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      Jaya sees gold turn to silver
      388 26  -  HAKIKAT RAI Rowena overhauls Singaporean m final 200 m reports from Manila KANDASAMY JAYAMANI, m her last bid to salvage some pride for Singapore and herself, made a courageous bid to win the women's 1,500 metres, but was upstaged by a 16-year-old Filipina at
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      Keon steps down over Lydia issue
      276 26 MANILA, Sun. Michael Keon, true to his words, resigned as president of the Philippines Amateur Track and Field Association and the Philippines Olympic Committee yesterday. Keon's decision to step down followed the lifting of the life ban on Asian Games sprint champion Lydia de
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      Shah Alam scores three firsts
      251 26 Shah Alam scores three firsts KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. This year's Selangor Grand Prix was marked by three firsts. For the first time the Shah Alam circuit was packed to capacity. Another was the victory of Eddie Lawson in the Winfield motorcycle event the first time a world champion has worn
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      Change in Cup format
      135 26 MANILA, Sun. The Asean Amateur Athletic Council have decided that all future Asean Cup track and field meets will only be contested m 27 events. But the Council have also made provisions for the further inclusion of three other events, which the hosts may choose from
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      Putting it right for gold medal
      604 26  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By THE old days of barter trading may be over m the Republic. But P. M. Samy snowed that Singaporeans have still not lost their touch when he swapped golf putters with a friend. It was a good deal for his
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      Lock icon Birdie makes the difference
      209 26 BOCA RATON (Florida), Sun. Orville Moody registered 17 pars and a birdie to take a one-stroke lead after two rounds of the US$2OO,OOO ($432,000) Quadel Senior PGA Classic here yesterday. Moody's nine-under 135 for 18 holes was good enough for a one-stroke lead over Miller Barber
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      296 26 Men: Him hardies 1 Thalathan Mahadi (M) 14: 47 sec (rec) 2 Renator Unso (RP) 14:80 3 Hero Pra Yogo (I) 14:85. 2Mm 1 Purnomo (I) 21.21 2 Isidro del Prario (RP) 21.44 S Nordin Jadi (M) 21.86. l,s#tm 1 S. Muthiah (M) 3min 49.37 sec (rec) 2
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      Lock icon Carpet ride to victory
      414 27  -  JOE DORAI IBjB Inept Indians give Republic reason to smile By Singapore 2 India 0 THERE were moments when the 21,000 fans at the National Stadium last night felt as if they were watching an inter-constituency soccer match. But while one is tempted to devalue this
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      Lock icon Stars shine on Saudis
      704 27  -  JEFFREY LOW By South Korea 1 Saudi Arabia 1 SINGAPORE being their luckiest foreign ground, Saudi Arabia were astonished at their own good fortunes last night when they escaped a South Korean thrashing they would not have forgotten for a long, long while. Victory for the
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    • Today's ties: Iran v China (7); Kuwait v Qatar (9)
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        New-look China in the way
        259 27 New-look China in the way FOR former holders, Iran, a victory against a revitalised China could mean a clear passage to the semi-finals. Apart from China, the other teams m the group, Singapore and India, do not appear as if they can put up any sort of resistance to the
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        Kuwait to make amends
        234 27 Kuwait to make amends COACH Tony Lopez's boast that Kuwait are now ready for international honours after their dismal pre-Olympic Games performance will be put to the test when they take on Qatar tonight. Lopez, a Brazilian with an impressive track record .from the reputed South American club Vasco da
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      Lock icon Kiwis beat Pakistan
      164 27 SIALKOT, Sun. New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 34 runs in the third one-day cricket international here Scores: New Zealand 187-9 off 36 overs (M. Crowe 67, J. Reid 34 n.0., Tauseef Ahmed 4--37, Mohsin Kamal 346. Pakistan 153-8 off 36 overs (Zaheer Abbas 42). In Melbourne, Mike
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      Lock icon Indians in the driving seat
      231 27 BOMBAY, Sun. India took a firm grip on the First cricket Test against England here today through the efforts of teenage leg-spinner Laxman Sivaramakrishnan despite a splendid maiden Test century by Mike Gatting. Sivaramakrishnan took three for 85 as England struggled to 228-7 at the
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      Iranians are let off the hook
      328 27  -  J. RAJENDRAN MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By. and THE organisers of the Asian Cup yesterday decided not to issue Iran's soccer team with a written warning for displaying a religious banner and attempting to take a picture of the Ayatollah Khomeiny onto the field on Saturday.
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      CUP CUMEOS
      214 27 ALTHOUGH Jita Singh is no longer the Singapore national coach, the team's performance is of some concern to him, and not merely from a spectator's point of view. He is now a member of the Asian Football Confederation technical study panel who will prepare a booklet that will
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      Hongkong keep title
      103 27 HONGKONG, Sun. Defending champions Hongkong retained the Interport cricket title when they defeated Singapore by 98 runs at the Kowloon Cricket Club m Hongkong yesterday. Despite a spirited 81 by hard-hitting Bilal Piperdi, the Republic crashed with an hour remaining m the threeday match. Scores: Hongkong 301-3
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      505 double
      39 27 ALAN Barnes and Alan Croll, both on 505's, took overall first and second positions respectively m the Metro mass regatta at the Changi Sailing Club over the weekend. David Low finished third m the Hobie 18 class.
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      882 26 IlilßHß^Bn The Department of Extramural Studies will be conducting the following courses during the Ist half of January, 1985: STARTING COURSE TITLE FEE VENUE DATE DAY TIME (P.M.) I SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY) Hands on PASCAL $160 Waterloo Centre 02.01 Wed 7:00-10:00 Programming m the 8086/8088 Assembly Language Using the SDK 86
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        1075 3  -  FOK JUN EE The National University of Singapore's Department of Economics and Statistics celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Our writer briefly describes its development and role m nation-building. In the other article, a recent graduate recalls his college days By "IT IS a tribute to
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      1069 5 737H66 'I sold my car easily by 10.30 am when I advertised it for sale m The Straits Times Classified last Saturday,' says Mr Mok Leong Kee of district 2056. 2 Eating Out 2 Eating Out I^t m?® I i OMEI i I RESTAURANT RENOWN FOR THE BEST iSZECHUAN CUISINE
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      589 5 29 Beauty Culture JUNE'S BEAUTY SCHOOL offers Christmas Special personal beauty course at $150 with cosmetics provided. Interested call: *****63. STUDENT FACIAL TREATMENT; Waxing using French products, for $15. Call tel: *****96. 30 Hairdressing BPW|MaApi>^WaM^B \M 'Cat $3.50 POUR $6450 Mon-Fri: 10a.m. Bp.m. Hair Traini ng School #03-554 Rocshor Centre
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      1081 5 yttlflß|ftkj X A BURGLAR ALARM from $1 H f Britian is one of the items I |T'- '':;3i; H available m a garage sale I if 4 l^'-'s'^ B^ today. Snap it up at a steal j y m^ at classification 24. 36 House 36 House 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi
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      529 5 LAG ELECTRICAL SERVICE specialist m repairing colour TV, video, hi-fi and antenna installation. Tel: *****62 RENT A 36CM colour TV from $24 per month. Immediate installation. $100 deposit Or guarantor required. Long or short term rental available. We also offer maintenance and repair service at reasonable charges. Call *****46/ *****85/
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      622 6 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/ Removal HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION service. Office emoval. We specialised In piano.s organs delivery and disposal service Experienced, reliable, responsible workers. Workers provided. Reasonable charges. Pint/ efficient service. Day/ night service. Inquiries *****78. HOUSE REMOVAL/ OFFICE removal transportation provided. Please call: Jagr; j Transport, *****59/ *****63 off
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      819 6 57 Business Opportunities SHOPKEEPER/ RETAILER REQUIRES locally manufactured goods and imported goods. Please write: 7500A. Beach Road, »06-322. The Plaza, Singapore--0719. BAD DEBTS? STOP worrying! For both local and outstation debts, we act immediately Proven results m many casses. The Archilles: *****96/ *****35/ *****24. DISTRIBUTORS REQUIRED TO promote 1 kg
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      581 6 I m m I SB LOOKING FOR A maid to help you with your domestic IMS chores? Then help yourself Z^^ t0 the lon g list of maids rW* available for employment at B classification 65. n I 65 Situations Wanted JOBCENTRE DOMESTIC SERVANTS THAILAND $880: PHILIPPINES $730; SRI LANKA
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      447 6 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EDP Singapore Citizens Below 25 years of age G.C.E. 'N' or 'O' Levels Experience not essential but will be an advantage We offer competitive salary and attractive benefits to I the successful candidates. School leavers awaiting re- 1 suits may also apply. Applicants
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      241 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical THE SINGAPORE ANTI-NARCOTICS ASSOCIATION invites applications for the post of: ASSISTANT PROGRAMME COORDINATORS Requirements: Minimum 3 GCE 'O' Level passes m one sitting with a good command of written and spoken English Must be conversant m Mandarin and local Chinese dialects. Nature of duties: The
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      579 6 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical PERFORMANCE MOTORS LTD. I a reputable and an expanding Motor I Company with excellent career opport- I I unities for its staff invites you to join us as: I Male Clerks 1 (Motor Parts) I Requirements: I Minimum Secondary 3
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      349 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical ilNiiHliiJlM« kEmili TEMPORARY SERVICES PTE LTD WORLDWIDE SERVICES PERM TEMP JOBS PERFECT STAFF JOB FIT URGENTLY REQUIRED 2 FEMALE RECEPTIONISTS c Experience m handling PABX switchboard a Mln. typing speed of 30 wpm. 3 FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS c Mil,, typing speed of 30 wpm. c
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      505 6 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical [.iz"[ turfing (HDB PREFAB PROJECT) A major International Construction Company urgently requires: ACCOUNTS CLERKS c GCE O' or A' level c Minimum 2 years experience Good opportunities and advancement for right candidates. Applicants should apply with full details, career history, expected salary with a non-re-turnable
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      566 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical IF SMIT INTERNATIONAL SOUTH EAST ASIA (PTE) LTD requires PURCHASING CLERK (Female) c Possess 3 GCE O' level passes including English. c Able to type accurately at 35 wpm. c No experience required, as training will be provided. Interested, pleas* apply m writing to: The
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      653 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Well established retail organisation urgently requires: 1. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY a Age below 30 years a Good starting salary a Minimum GCE 'O' level and Private Secretarial Certificate with 3 -5 years' relevant experience a Good command of spoken and written English a Able to start
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      672 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Newly eatablished company has immediate vacancy for FEMALE GENERAL CLERK At Kalians Place. a Knowledge of accounts, a Able to type. a Be bilingual and able to correspond independently, a Age between 18 28. a Minimum salary from $500 onwards. Interested call *****12 for interview.
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      816 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GENERAL CLERKS required. a GCE 'O' Level, a Able to type well, a Preferably with knowledge of shipping documentation. Attractive salary. Tel: *****66 for an appointment. GLENEAGLES HOSPITAL requires: 1) TELEPHONE OPERATOR 2) PHARMACY CLERK Interested applicants, please call personally at: 4 Napier Road Singapore
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      556 7 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical LAW FIRM REQUIRES Secretary with some experience. Salary will be commensurate with experience. Please call: *****35 for Mr. Gan/ Lian for interview. OPPORTUNITIES FOR Males/ females (with business contacts) to earn extra Income. Enclose telephone: P.O. Box 552, S'pore--9011. TRADING COMPANY REQUIRES female General Clerk.
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      453 7 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales We are a fast expanding Organisation looking for a dynamic and hardworking personnel to fill the position of SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Male/Female) Requirements: c GCE 'O 1 level or A 1 level, preferably from the Science or Technical stream, c Age 24 to
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      530 7 An established company requires MALE/FEMALE SALES ASSISTANTS for its Plaza Smgapura Store. Sal pry $520. a Singapore citizens age 18 -24 years. c Completed secondary education. Able to write and speak fluent English and at least 1 Chinese dialect. c Male applicants must have completed N.S. Interested applicants, please come
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      644 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Well established real estate company requires: MALE/ FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVES for residential and commercial properties. The successful applicants must possess the following: c Proven track record m sales, c Must possess own car. c Strong oral and written communication skills. c Initiative and hardworking. Attractive salary,
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      646 7 71 Situations Vacant: Sales GREAT OPPORTUNITIES LEADING TO YOUR OWN BUSINESS Internationally reowned American Corporation offers fantastic opportunities for people interested m sales as a career. We look for self-starters, independent and willing to work hard on company set appointments. Income range from $1,500 to $5,000 per month. Call at
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      534 7 72 Situations Vacant: Technical DORMA A European company m Jurong requires: TECHNICIAN Mould Maintenance Duties: to service and repair die casting moulds Qualifications: NTC 2 or equivalent Experience: Minimum 3 years experience m building and repairing plastic injection or preferably die casting moulds. c Ability to operate lathe, milling machines
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      433 8 72 Situations Vacant Technical 72 Situations Vacant Technical o*sl plastic moulding team MOULDING LEADER Technical Certificate with 2-3 years work experience m plastic moulding Prepared to work on 3 rotating shifts MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Trade Certificate m Electrical Installation Mm. 1 year experience m plastic injection moulding environment Interested applicants.please call
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      847 8 72 Situations Vacant Technical 72 Situations Vacant Technical Urgently required CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAUGHTSMAN I VITB/ Diploma Certificate with 1 year's experience. I Preferably should be able to commence work m mid 8 December '84 Attractive salary and fringe benefits. I Please apply with details of personal particulars, expected salary and
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      589 8 72 Situations Vacant Technical heshe We have immediate vacancies m our 12 retail stores for: TEMPORARY SALES ASSISTANTS Requirements: c Female age 16-20 c Completed OCE 'O' Level. Those waiting for results may also apply c Friendly and outgoing personality We otter. Good daily rated salaries 3 days off per
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      444 8 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production 73 Situations Vacant Production k? B^BS >< Bsfcßtii'iWfrTiWtr m ir S •i y^'- r _^--"tr**" sv jK?& BP^^^ kSs, S^ jjpll§||spl f§f|S3S*P^^^^ vfc V vaf^Hsfc S :-*JH R*N gy< _j Lg ivy w^^^*^^ 0^ m )sK IB I CO^ QC PRODUCTION I
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      514 8 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Hitachi Electronic Devices (S) Pte Ltd I W WIL f\ lt C. ■■EXPANDING* Due to rapid expansion, our multi-million Colour Television Picture Tubes Manufacturing Company m Jurong has the vacancies for keen and dynamic men who seek rapid advancement and job satisfaction
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      517 9 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Production fioWrtt- Black Decker, f r/t ~2X? W^k T-ITTU VTADTTAir 1 CAT APV Educational opportunities I [wA-1 fin/in RFAIFMTS U through our BEST Program Come for the
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      104 9 WHHTHCOmONA Presents its latest revised salaries starting upon_confi^l3lL after_6rnorvths___J M New Starting Pay for PRODUCTION OPERATORS (Female) You can earn as much as 522pm For Assembly Work $472pm For Sub-Assembly Work No experience required as training will be provided but we will also pay for experience. Malaysians will get hostel
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      280 9 MESA is looking for: New starting salary A Can earn up to $430 $540 Transport subsidy 5-day work week No scope work Many other benefits Call personally from Monday to Friday from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm at: B£A| Personnel mMm Department Pjjq Matsushita ■fr^di Electronics (S) Pte Ltd 202
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      527 9 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous VACANCIES IN AN EXCLUSIVE RESTAURANT Denny's Restaurant m Orchard Point is an exclusive restaurant (NOT fast food) offering careers m the full service family restaurant industry. And it means immediate rewards that only come when you work for
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      957 9 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Miscellaneous RESTAURANTS OF SWITZERLAND i MOVENPICK, the leading international Swiss Restaurant Chain, is expanding rapidly m Singapore and with the opening of another Restaurant at Chartered Bank Building. Battery Road, we are now recruiting the
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      453 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous WywyPteLtd invites applicants for the following posts: DELIVERY ASSISTANTS/ STORE ATTENDANTS Able to read and write simple English Physically fit and strong •Experience not necessary Living around district 3 will be an advantage DELIVERY DRIVERS Minimum Secondary 2 education Completed National Service Must have class 3
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      560 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous FUJITEC The largest lift manufacturing Company m Singapore requires: 3 GCE O' level i Ability to type 35 wpm 5 All are welcome to I apply. TRAINING will be given. Those with ex- perience or NTC 2 3 i will start at higher j grades. Please
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      570 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous novotel orchid inn requires Maintenance Technician ($650.00 p.m.) Purchasing Clerk/Typist ($510.00 p.m.) Waiters/Waitresses (Coffee House or Restaurant-Full/Part-time) ($640.00 p.m.) Chambermaids/Housemen ($575.00 p.m.) Assistant Security Officers ($560.00 p.m.) Senior Gardener ($540.00 p.m.) General Cleaners (Male/Female) ($490.00 p.m.) Night Cleaner ($520.00 p.m.) Cook ($605.00 p.m.) Dishwasher ($390.00 p.m.)
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      569 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A health and recreation club m Orchard Road requires: 1) SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS 2) SQUASH INSTRUCTORS 3) GYM INSTRUCTORS 4) TENNIS INSTRUCTORS 5) BODY BUILDING INSTRUCTORS 6) AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS 7) LIFE GUARDS 8) POOL ATTENDANTS 9) HEALTH CLUB ATTENDANTS 10) GAMES ROOM ATTENDANTS 11) BILLIARDS ROOM ATTENDANTS
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      913 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Trading Company requires DELIVERY DRIVER Applicants must: c speak English. possess Class 3 driving licence. Please call *****56 today. Walk-in interview today Tommorrow DELUXE LOUNGE NIGHTCLUB #05-14 to #05-20 Singapore Shopping Centre requires FEMALE WAITRESSES HOSTESSES MODELS VOCALISTS A MUSICIANS Attractive basic salary. Tel: *****83 CLEANERS
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      561 10 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous REQURIED ELDERY MESSENGER, permanent employment, bicycle provided. Apply personally: =07--59, Anson Centre, Anson Road. Tel: *****68. OFFICE BOY WANTED Call at 97 Market Street *04-02 Fidvi Building. (Raffles Place) *****10, *****79. TEMPORARY/ PERMANENT POSITIONS for Drivers with class 3 or 4 licence. Tel: *****10. =11-18, Maxwell
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      443 10 tJI flf ILS-1 BMWs T^) (fil fill ARE FOR SALE ISut^iiUftjiHJ IN CLASSIFICATION 86 TOYOTA *****55 (Town offic^T y^cl! quality wayß 83 Vehicle Financing/ 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance Insurance CHARTERED FINANCE CAR LOANS Up to 90% financing Repayment up to 4 years Competitive interest rates c Prompt, friendly service Xall
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      449 10 87 For Sale: Mercedes MERCEDES 200 SALOON, Dec. '77. Private registration, one owner, showroom condition, metallic silver, central locking, power steering, manual transmission, new Pioneer hi-fi, 1984 head lights. $43,000 negotiable. Viewing call *****27. Phua. 1972 MERCEDES 350 SL manual, 1 private owner. Low mileage. Maintained by C&C. Hard soft-top.
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      748 10 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat SEPTEMBER 79 FORD Escort I.S sports, 2nd private owner, showroom condition. Interested call *****;< Peter Wong. 1975 FIAT 124 Sports. 2-door. aircon. radio, cassette, new paintwork, sports rims, selling $6,000 Phone .*****93. 1979 CORTINA 1600. New white paint, ttx, aircon, stereo, tyres. PARF' eligible. Immaculate. $10,700.
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      845 10 90 For Sale: Toyota \SJP VEHITO COMPANY Toyota Dealer (Sales, Service Parts) Appointed by Borneo Motors Tel: *****66/ *****98/ *****6?. COMPANY REGISTRETED OCT. 1980 Toyota Cressida 2000 manual. 1 owner, aircond. radio cassette, tax march '85. Done 58.000 Km. immaculate condition Tel *****17 1978 TOYOTA CRESSIDA 2000 C.c Private registered.
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      858 11 92 For Sale: Mazda 1984, JULY. CO. Kfd Mazda l »2<) I doors Hard- top. Fully automatic. Power fleering, windows, brakes and central locking 1998 cc Road tax May, 1985 Showroom condition Accident free Done 8,000 km Selling $45,000 0.n.0. (brand new price $55,000). Tel: Adam. *****18 *****77. 1981 AUGUST
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      852 11 94 For Sale: Other Makes OCTOBER 1982 SUBARU 1800 GLF (auto) 4-door saloon, radio- cassette and aircon 1 owner Tel: *****41 PORSCHE 928 AUTO 1980 (S Look) complete with full accessories. Tel: *****66 (Lisa) for appointment to view PORSCHE 944 1983, 1 owner, complete with aircond, radio/ cassette, m tip
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      750 11 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles CHHE3] J _^..a,^^:.. £.w:>^3iSB&iSi2Hi Hk ISUZU 2 TOBTOER EAG 51 PETROL The proven and reliable tough truck Powerful yet economical 1584 cc W petrol engine 4^^^^^^*S*A^ *V©** M Extra tough chassis frame J-n\CE fe c^
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      356 11 106 Accomodation Available: Houses HOUSES FOR RENT Choice Residential District Chancery Lane District 10 Large colonial bungalow with. 10,000 sq ft garden 7 bedrooms, garage and servants quarters Fully furnished Rental on application Barker Road District 10 4 bedrooms, double storey bungalow with pool Rental: $7,000 Partly furnished Victoria Park
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      537 11 106 Accomodation Available: Houses JAMES, REAL ESTATE AGENCY offers DIST. 16 Double-storey semi-detached. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, 4 attached bathroom, fully furnished. $1,600 negotiable. DIST. 15 2 Almost new semidetached avilable immediately. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, fully furnished. Rental: $1,600. DIST. 10 Double-storey detached bungalow. 3 plus 1 bedrooms, fully
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      654 11 ...E ->'fl^* HAVE YOU A wish to live like %s&oiimms&- §u,low 3,t LeGdon P&rk. It s 106 Accomodation Available: Hou.es DIST.2I HOOVER PARK, singlestorey terrace, partly furnished $1,000. Dist.ll Merryn Terrace, double-storey, furnished $1,800. Many others Offer, Pacific: *****20. DIST.27 JALAN MATA Ayer. detached single-storey bungalow. Furnished, 3 bedrooms, living/
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      558 11 106 Accomodation Available: Houses OPERA ESTATE/ BEDOK Terrace. Spacious 3-bedroomed single/ double-storey terrrace. Fully furnished. $1,050- $1,150. Rodge *****87/ *****79. PASIR RIS BUNGALOW for rent/ sale. Approx. 11,500 sq.ft. with 6 rooms, fully furnished with first class renovation and a beautiful garden. Phone: *****73/ 4. DIST.IO, MOONBEAM VICINITY, double-storey semi-detached,
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      559 11 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 'GOOD BARGAIN NOW' DIST. 9 Luxurious lower maisonette, near Marco Polo Hotel. Modern quality interior. 3 bedrooms, servant's room, with self-contained large master bedroom Fully aireond. Clubhouse with squash and tennis courts. DIST. 10 Ridgewood 3-bedroomed apartment, with balcony. Fully aireond. Modern interior. Clubhouse with full
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      456 11 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments How do you talk about an exclusive property m 2 minutes? Youdoritlnstead if you are interested m renting an apartment fc yrithwery luxury j-J imaginableinpkish privacy located just near Orchard l|P|j Roadplease call 3^3' *****33 or jdlNr* *****32 and let 19 us
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      781 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments KOVAN ROAD newly completed flat. 3 tiedrooms, 3 bathrooms with partial furnishings. MARINE PAR ADI (opposite Parkway Parad' luxurious maisonette flat Jiving/ dining Italian m irble, 3 bedrooms with bf throoms attached. GILSTEAD ROAI. luxurious bung'ilow, big living/ dining hall. 7 spacio is bedrooms, central aircond,
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      861 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IO, TASTEFULLY FURNISHED brand new apartment m small development, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool. $2,600 Dist.9, Orchard vicinity, 3 bedrooms. $80,000 on furnishing. $2,800 Alpha Investment *****33 DIST.II, ARCADIA, 4 bedrooms, luxurious apartments, full condominium facilities. Units available: Blk.A. -10-03, Blk.B, =07-08, Blk.C, =03/ 04-04. Contact Singapore
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      764 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments EAST COAST VICINITY beautiful apartments maisonettes. Hawaii Tower, Ocean Park, Apollo Garden. Laguna Park, Eunos Mansion. $1,200- $2,500. Rodge *****87/ *****79. JURONG EXECUTIVE'S CHOICE beautiful 3-bedroomed apartment. Hong Leong. Parkview, Tat Lee, Cashew, Sherwood. Pool, squash, tennis. $1,500--$l,BOO. Rodge *****87/ *****79. MOUNT FABER LODGE penthouse, beautifully
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      777 12 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments SMALL, LARGE FLATS/ apartments/ houses m various districts. Furnished/ unfurnished, reasonable rental. *****24 for prompt services. SOMERVILLE/ LEEDON HEIGHTS high floor, luxuriously furnished, 3 bedrooms, aircon, ctv, washer, pool, tennis, $2,500. Reat *****13/ *****57. TELOK KURAU, DIST.IS, unfurnished, 2 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, servant's amenities. Rental $1,000
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      773 12 108 Accommodtion Available: Rooms SHARE QUIET SPACIOUS beautifully furnished flat, Orchard/ Tanglin vicinity. Ideal for Western Professional/ Executive on indefinite assignment to share with same. $1,200 includes utilities amah. *****05. SPOTTISWOODE AND CHUAN Park. Furnished without owner staying. Available immediately. Full use of facilities, kitchen, etc. $600 to $750. Call:
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      698 12 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms READY CLIENTS REQUIRE Furnished/ Unfurnished rooms/ flats at any localities. Owner please call *****95/ *****94. ROOMS WANTED BY any race. Owners- Clementi/ West, Ang Mo Kio. Jurong area. *****50/ *****46. WANTED ROOMS WITH/ without bathroom attached. Owners call: *****02/ *****18. 112 Short-Term Accommodation: Local/ Foreign SHORT
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      908 12 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses To be held at the Mercury Room (18th floor) Apollo Hotel, Havelock Road, Singapore ON FRIDAY, 14TH DECEMBER 1534 AT 2.30 P.M. RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL LANDED APARTMENTS *1) 11 FIFTH AVFNT7F X) #1(M)2 KIN G'S
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      756 12 SERANGOON GARDEN. CORNER terrace. L',Boo sq.ft $350,000 Coral Park $495,000. Charlton Park $500,000. Tai Hwan Garden $580,000 Kasai Road $600,000 AAE: *****72/ *****01. UPPER PAYA LEBAR Road, renovated double-storey terrace house 3 bedrooms Selling $400,000 negotiable Strata Properties Management. *****36/ *****26 DIST.IS DOUBLE-STOREY INTERMEDIATE terrace. 3 bedrooms, servant's. 1,800 sq
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      591 13 114 For Sale: Private Apartments living m Delightful Park West Style! jJJ, Park West, a prestigious condominium Built within a resort-like atmosphere, Park West features: CT^^f) project set within the idyllic greenery along Clubhouse with gymnasium and Squash and tennis courts Upper Ayer Rajah Road between the City saunas Barbeque
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      423 13 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments DIST-11, QUIET Spacious luxurious 3/ 4 bedrooms plus 1 store-room, brand new apartment for sale. Living/ dining, Ceramics tiles bedrooms parquet. Built-in wardrobes and kitchen cabinets. Situated on elevated ground with swimming pool and squash courts facilities. Interested call: *****97/
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      424 13 DIST.IS FIRST MANSION, (foreigners eligible). Facing sea. 3 bedrooms/ attached bathroom. Freehold. Approx. 1700 sq.ft. $305,000 0.n.0. Rolf, *****11. DIST.IS OCEAN PARK High floor facing morning sun. 2 bedrooms/ attached bathroom. Freehold. Full facilities. 1305 sq.ft. $360,000 0.n.0. Rolf *****11. D15T.1543, APARTMENT IN Peach Garden with swimming pool. 4 bedrooms/
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      664 13 114 For Sale: Private Apartments DIST.2O FABER GARDEN Townhouse, 4 bedrooms, servant's, beautifully renovated. 2,085 sq.ft. $520,000. Deans Property: *****55. DIST.3, OUEENSWAY TOWER, corner apartment, freehold. 946 sq.ft. Highest offer secures. Agape *****38/ *****22 (Daniel). DIST.S, BRAND NEW Parkview Condo. 1,200 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms, foreigners eligible. $318,000 Villanelle *****81. DIST.S
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      805 13 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments D15T.1544 MARINE TERRACE mid floor. 3-roomed corner, facing sea. With marble' terrazzo flooring Built-in cabinets etc. Price negotiable. Call *****41/ *****42. MARGARET DRIVE, PURE 3roomed apartment, high floor, well renovated, close to market, library, theatre. $40,000. *****33/ *****11 (agent). TELOK BLANGAH HEIGHTS 4roorn. New generation,
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      383 13 118 Factory Spaces I^CHOICEXI FACTORY V I SPACE FOR 1 I LEASE I Factory Space of various dimensions at Sims Aye./ Eunos Road for lease. Please contact: *****81/ *****95 (Miss Ng) or *****58 (Mr. Chong) CKH Building -Location: Playficki Harper Road 8-storey flatted factory and warehouse Freehold land Minimum ceiling
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      436 13 118 Factory Spaces NEWLY CONSTRUCTED FOOD PROCESSING FACTORY located at Jalan Pemimpin. free parking. 24-hour security, abundant labour supply from Toa Payoh and Ang Mo Kio Estates AVAILABLE FOR SALE/RENTAL *****2/ *****22 DIST-0316. BLK-79A INDUS Road 07-402 to 424, HDB flatted factory space available for immediate takeover with airconditioning installation,
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      475 13 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces BRIQnTWAY S BUILDING J Quality warehouse light industrial building A a ''^flHnLf mme diate Occupation —^Ettl&^m^ Excellent Location Professionally Managed t ar| d Maintained iwrL^TLawSfc l j;. m i ROD 9 Y»\ GENT~>. Joint Leasing Agents\>\ Mansfield Property Services r e« KarenOngi
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      353 13 120 For Sale Office Spaces SINGAPORE FINANCE HOUSE SALE/LEASE OFFICE SPACE Whole Ficor 6750 sq ft Very Attractive Terms SmaHer A'eas can be considered Enquires *****31/*****66 "pa^kwayTarade" OFFICE UNITS FOR SALE/ LEASE From 86 sq.m to 10H8 sq.m. MEDICAL CENTRE UNITS FOR SALE/ LEASE -05-05 50 sq.m 05-06 50 sq.m.
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      1014 14 120 For Sale Office Spaces 120 For Sale Office Spaces 120 For Sale Office Spaces For Sa/e J Prime Office Space In Raffles Place I I THE ARCADE I I 11 COLLYER QUAY I H^gßj Knight Frank heong Hock Chye& Baillieu VtTpp (Property Consultants) Pte. Ltd. 3/^+ijf 101 Cecil Street
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      733 14 121 For Rent: Office Spaces D15T. 1336, OFFICE SPACE for rental. Partition/ Carpeted Area 2,030 sq.ft. Asking rental $2.20 ps.f pm. inclusive Omicron Property Tel: *****33/ 4. GOLDEN MILE COMPLEX office/ shop, nicely partitioned, adequately furnished, built-in shelves, maintenance inclusive. 300 sq.ft. $990 0.n.0. Tel: *****25. GROUNDFLOOR/ SHOWROOM CUM office
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      449 14 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces (iilitf^TßEETlJ I IVll Ifii 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
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      197 14 SUPREME HOUSE GROUNDFLOOR SHOPS FACING PENANG ROAD 2 ADJOINING UNITS OF 1492 sq.ft. 138.6m2) each SHOP SPACE 510 sq.ft. (47.4m2) OFFICE SPACE 574 sq.ft. 5338 m2) 700 sq.ft. (65.1m2) 4265 sq.ft. (396.23m2) MEDICAL SPACE 510 sq.ft. (47.4m2) 1070 sq.ft. (99.4m2) AIRCONOITIONED EXCELLENT SERVICES REASONABLE RENTAL (AMPLE PARKING LOTS) ENQUIRIES SUPREME
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      338 14 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces PENINSULA PLAZA Units Sq.Ft. 03-36 645.19 03-42 447.99 03-44 667.9 03-45 485.67 04-16/17 818.06 04-36 645.19 04-51/52 785.23 04-55 698.58 05-01 to 04 1333.22 05-12 A/15 1107.06 05-44 667.90 05-47 356.72 05-65/66 868.97 PENINSULA HOTEL A SHOPPING CENTRE Units Sq.Ft. 81-50 (kiosk) 02-19 965 03-16
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      758 14 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOP~SPACE FOR LEASE Peninsula Hotel Shopping Centre (level 4). 534 sq.ft. at $3.70 p.s.f. inclusive. Contact Tel: *****11 Ext 32 between 10.30 am and 6pm. MING ARCADE SHOP for rent, 170 sq.ft., mezzanine floor, rental $700 inclusive maintenance. Tel: *****72, Mrs Lav or *****94, Miss
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      429 14 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel il DISCOVER SAMUI fcyy south I nailaad b UAYS HATYAI/NAKHON/SAMUI/ SURAT DEP. 20 -25 DEC $499 f^" 5/6/7 DAYS HATYAI/SONGKHUV PHUKET/PHANG-NGA DEP. 02, 09M 1 7, 20, 25 DEC $659/679/699 Inclusive Meal Sightseeing c? Return Air Ticket Accommodation J? #PHYA (S) TRAVEL SERVICE GOLDEN
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      732 15 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours X NAM HO l TRAVEL SERVICE (S) PTE LTD. I With us, you'll «njoy th«s« extras Ist class hotels Good meats, mostly grand dinners Extensive itinerary coverage Guaranteed flight departures, A direct flights S Friendly bilingual guides. So book early to avoid disappointments! S
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      783 15 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel 135 Air Travel FROM DECEMBER 8 OLYMPIC AIRWAYS COMMENCES __T _W A "^^_^^^^^[^^^^^r^^^^__lirlK^l-i i:^ l||4 ;^H|li mift W l I aT__jiX*^____-___H From December 8, our 747 flights depart from Singapore on Saturday and Wednesday evenings and arrive m Athens the same
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      29 15 135 Air Travel 138 Where To Stay MARIO-VILLE BOARDING HOUSE. Daily: $40 single. $45 couple. Airconditioned Bathroom attached. Tel: *****42. Convert your odds and ends into cash through CATS.
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      640 15 137 Tours 137 Tours rUIA .5 days from $735 tM*^^\ 4 days from THE UWT jKHIC^COUHTH*J«U»»_^ AVION TRAVELS 581 Ocnara Road #02 16 The Shoopmq Ga "?'v J jB Hilton international *****! Tel *****77 Kirn Travel Service Re. lid aW 7500A Beach Rood. "01-326, The Plaza. V. Singapore 0719. Tel:
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      416 15 148 Computer COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE Special Intensive Holiday Classes (or Primary and Secondary Students. THEORY PRACTICAL New classes commencing m December Intensive Course c M/W/F 9.00-10.30 am 10/12 c M/W/F 10.30- 12.00nn 10/12 c M/W/F 2.00- 3.30pm 10/12 c M/W/F 3.30- 5.00pm 10/12 eT/Th/Sa 9.00-10.30 am 11/12 eT/Th/Sa 10.30-12.00nn 11/12
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      533 16 148 Computer WORD PROCESSOR TRAINING Learn to operate WANG and PHILIPS word processors. Intensive courses conducted weekly. One person per workstation. Excellent supervision by certified instructors. KJngsley School Of Word Processing MacDonaM House 40 Orchwd Road #06-02 Singapore 0923 Tcfc *****34/53 149 Secretarial/ Typing RAJA'S COLLEGE OFFERS: Secretarial, Shorthand, Typewriting,
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      636 16 146 Foreign 146 Foreign SCHOOL OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT, SWITZERLAND Offers An Intensive 1 Year HOTEL MANAGEMENT COURSE m English with 4-7 months paid intraining NEXT INTAKES 15TH JANUARY 1985 IST OCTOBER 1985 QUAL: O/A LEVELS AGE: 20-35 Experience preferred Has 2 Hotel Schools with an International student population. Graduates working
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      577 16 150 Commercial/ Technical COMMERCIAL STUDIES CERT for students/school leavers. Be trained as acs. clerks/junior secretaries/stenos. Learn Typing. B'keeping, Shorthand Office Practice. Receptionists Court* (Dec 7) Corr««pond/R«p Writing sth O Lav. English, Maths. Singapore Institute of Commerce Selegie Complex Tel: *****81/*****49/*****01 INST. OF AOMIN MANAGEMENT Cert/ Diploma available New classes this
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      381 16 154 Dancing JUNIOROBICS- AEROBICS FOR children between 5 and 14 years at Castle's, Excelsior Hotel and Paramount Hotel. Tel: *****16 *****31. *****09. CREATIVE DANCING FOR children, 4 to 5-year, commencing 7/12/84 at Dance Arts, Bukit Merah. Call: *****08. 156 Cookery COOKING CLABSES WILL be conducted every Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday,
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      747 16 APPOINTMENTS f EMERU WORLDWIDE I As the world's leading airfreight system our continued growth m the Singapore market has created the following positions based at Changi Airport. EXPORT SUPERVISOR The Job: Co-ordinate the functions of the different Operations Department. H Innovate and maintain effective system to maintain Emery's high service
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      542 16 SALES EXECUTIVES We are a group of progressive companies with worldwide affiliations m 38 countries. We are looking for sales executives whc seek to excel themselves m a challenging and rewarding career m dynamic selling. Your responsibilities are to promote and sell the company product and recruit and train sates
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      485 17 APPOINTMENTS sxßterV v AUTO PTE LTD RENAULT ARE YOU AN EXCEPTIONAL SALESPERSON? With a proven irat k record high selling skills <iihl a plus < ustomer-rclationship attitude? rhcn you arc the person (male or female) we are looking for. m addition, you must be In your mid or late twenties
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      439 17 Archive A newly established subsidiary of Archive Corporation, USA, industry leader m the development and manufacturing of streaming tape drives, has the following vacancies due for expansion: I MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR TEST SECTION ($15,000 $22,000 p.a.) Requirements: Possess Diploma m Electronics or equivalent Minimum 1 year's experience m supervision and production
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      603 17 The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following position: DESIGN ENGINEER Salary Ranges *****90 *****70 per annum *****10 *****20 per annum Requirements Qualified civil engineers with 3 to 5 years structural or alignment design experience. Strong background m geotechmcal engineering would be an advantage. Benefits In addition to the salary
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      1240 17 NOTICES Yj SH B SIN HUP BEE PTE LTD Yj =36= CHAMPION ELECTRONIC PTE LTD V, ft V DECONSOLIDATED PTE LTD Z 0 V AMOVED I 5y Effective Ist December 1984, we have moved to jr Yj Blk 6, 160 Tagore Lane, Singapore 2678. 6 55 fLy Our new telephone
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      525 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18)IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 1315 OF MM RE: EE MOH LENi. (t/a Hup Teck Auto Spares Co.) EX PARTE: HELLER FACTORING (SINGAPORE) LIMITED CREDITORS NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF BANKRUPTCY PETITION ISSUED ON THE 11TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1984 To: EeMohLeng,
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      300 18 NOTICES We've moved With effect from Today, ir^f,!^ /^x^^^ 1 l North Canal Road sub branch x^xyx^, /&\y^< 1 I EU TONG SEN street, #01-01 r~~" A\ J^f^y^k. NSx *^^/X> 1 FURAMA SINGAPORE HOTEL N "^C^^X X^X^XX \I SHOPPING CENTRE, N&\ nV^ 1 SINGAPORE 0105. v "A </6sy >\V X^\
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      869 18 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE 1 REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding! p No. 318 of 1984 i In the Matter of the Companies I Act Cap. 185 And In the Matter of POLYTECHNIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for
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      402 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP 185 AND IN THE MATTER OF SERVICE GARAGE (1938) PTK LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the above named Company duly convened and helc at Inchcape House, 450/452 Alexandra Road, Singapore 0511
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      288 19 COMICS I GARFIELD ByJim Davls GARRELP, I'M GOING TO A j~-^S~^s~^ GARRELP, ~T3^"Z_T I CARTOONISTS' CONVENTION, J^ VOO ARE J jS^^ ANP THE MOTEL WHERE I'M C SORRV OPIE. A PET J C RATS.' I KEEP J STAVING WON'T ACCEPT PET6 (y°° CAN T GO C FORGETTING j <?TAA 17AV?£>
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