The Straits Times, 16 February 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    New Cabinet lifts HDB curbs
    574 1  -  ILENE ALESHIRE Owners can buy commercial property but not private homes By THE sky's the limit now for Housing Board flat dwellers with the money to invest m commercial and industrial property. The board has lifted all restrictions on ownership of non-residential property by HDB
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    More firms expecting poorer business
    464 1 More firms expecting poorer business SINGAPORE companies are not looking forward to the first half of 1985 with optimism. More of them are expecting their business activity to decline rather than increase during this period the first time this has happened since the third quarter of 1982. That was the
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    Eye-opener for two anti-war Japanese
    278 1  -  DANIEUL MUDALI B> AN EXHIBITION on the Japanese Occupation m Singapore proved to be a ghastly eye-opener (or two visiting Japanese anti-war activists. Mr Tamotsu Yoshida, 53, and Mr Koji Komori, 54, described the exhibition, organised by the Archives Oral History Department, as "shocking" because
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    Big rush for Wheelock shares
    347 1  - Big rush for Wheelock shares ROBERT MAYERSON By I Our Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Thurs. The battle for control over Wheelock Marden took a new twist today as punters flooded the stock exchange, pushing the price of the company's shares far above today's HK$6 (about Ss2) general offer by Singapore-based financier
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      Lock icon WALESA TO BE ARRESTED?
      60 1 WARSAW, Frl. Poland's Solidarity leader I^ech Walesa said today he had been summoned by prosecutors for questioning as police charged and arrested three senior activists of the banned free trade union for planning a national strike. Mr Walesa said authorities wanted to see him tomorrow "as
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    Section Two
    49 1 The chameleon position Whereby humourist Paik Choo blends with the crowd at a wrestling match and sinks a few barbs into The Sudanese Butcher and Mean Little Kevan, among others. Leisure, Page 8 Outlook 4,5 Cinema 16 Comics 17 Appointments and Notices 9-15,17 Radio and TV 20
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    Campaign against glue-sniffing
    88 1 Campaign against glue- sniffing A NATIONAL campaign against glue-sniffing and inhalant abase will be launched on March 11 by Home Affairs Minister Professor S. Jayakumar. The President of the Singapore Anti-Narcot-ics Association, Mr Baey LJan Peck, said yesterday that the National Campaign Against Glue-sniffing and Inhalant Abuse will last until
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    Lock icon Khmer Rouge hq falls
    564 1 China warns of 'due lesson' for Hanoi when necessary ARANYAPRATHET, Fri. Vietnamese infantry, backed by tanks and artillery, took full control of the Khmer Rouge military and government headquarters today, completing a victorious three-month offensive that wiped out all the bases of the Cambodian resistance. At
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      245 1 uinr c safety If lIIU J BOOTS With PU Soles £T~2 Extra Light Wl^j&l KINO'S SHOE MFQ PTE LTD V>Vf<» S> 1 47. Kallang Way 1 king soh earth T»l: *****1 1 (5 lin«s) The Sunday Times Tomorrow Success and you m the Year of the Ox What to do
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      15 1 EDITORIAL: Page 20 Year of the Shake-out What business wants govt to do: Page 2t
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      8 1 Wheelock Marden m control tussle: Page 23 j
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      28 1 Inside j 64 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4,6-8 ASEAN 9 CAUSEWAY 11 EDITORIAL 2f LETTERS 21 BACKGROUND 22 TIMESDOLLAR 23-21 CLASSIFIEDS 28-38 RACING 36,3-i SPORTS 39-43
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      106 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE The Golf Specialist j&& It is our nickname... because Golf is our only game A: our shop, we can supply all top brands of golfing equipment *r everything you need to play Par Golf j| khmers hand i<i> a tenuou> triumph: P. 3 Double happiness this New
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      444 2 Two points 4 not clear' CHANGES to the National University of Singapore's admission requirements have left junior college students and principals still unclear about some "finer points". Principals who met Education Ministry officials and an NUS representative last week sought clarification on two particular situations. The first is whether
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      Comment
      268 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THERE is no denying that the present economic downturn even if it is part of a cleansing process takes its toll m terms of confidence. But if the pain is to be made more bearable and the worst avoided, confidence must be maintained. There is
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      Background
      65 2 REAGAN FACES TOUGH FIGHT PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan has indicated that he will fight strongly to get the US Congress to approve his plans to build a total of 48 MX missiles. He has already obtained authorisation for 21 of the 27 he had previously requested. He will face a
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      Around the world
      575 2 Plan 4 to move bases' THE increasingly hostile attitude of Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou towards the United States has prompted it to make contingency plans for removing its bases to Turkey, the Washington Post reported yesterday. Mr Papandreou has said he regards the extension of a
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      Around Asean. and Across the Causeway
      233 2 Marcos' ally accused A GROUP of 49 opposition assemblymen has filed criminal charges of "economic sabotage" against Mr Roberto Benedicto, one of President Ferdinand Marcos' closest business allies. They allege that he and five others smuggled into the country 287,237 tonnes of raw sugar
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      Section Two
      422 2 PoW's story MAY HO speaks to novelist Terence Kelly who was m Singapore en route to visit a war colleague m Sydney recently. Kelly, a successful quantity surveyor, started writing about 20 years ago. He was an RAF fighter pilot who served m this part of the world
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      Timesdollar
      231 2 HK DIRECTOR MAKES HIGHER BID FOR WHEELOCK MARDEN A BATTLE is m store for shareholders of takeover candidate Wheelock Marden m Hongkong as the bid for the control of the company intensifies A counter-bid, reportedly at HK$7 (Ss2) per share, by Mr John Cheung, a director of a Wheelock
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      Timesport
      223 2 Texan m the lead TEXAN Kirn Shipman kept the Stars and Stripes flying high when she equalled the course record of two-under-par 70 to tane over the front running after the second round of the Ladies SingaporeOpen professional golf championship at Jurong Country Club yesterday. But she cannot afford
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      Lock icon Behind the lines — a refugee camp shapes up
      264 3 Behind the lines a refugee camp shapes up KHAO SARAPEE Thailand), Fri. Against a dramatic backdrop of iagged limestone hills that were once their strongholds, hundreds of Khmer Rouge guerillas have retreated into Thailand with their weapons, rice and even war elephants. A few kilometres away, about 25,000 civilian refugees
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      We are concerned, India tells Sri Lanka
      344 3  -  PHILIP GANGULY Death of two fishermen By New Delhi Reporter NEW DELHI. Fri. India today conveyed its "deep concern" to Sri Lanka over the alleged killing of two Indian fishermen by Sri Lankan forces on Wednesday, an Indian spokesman said. Sri Lanka should
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      Lock icon Khmers hand Viets a tenuous victory
      751 3 ASEAN'S latest message to Hanoi is clear Vietnam's attempt to pursue a military option m Cambodia will not work. Asean foreign ministers who met m Bangkok on Feb 11 and 12 told Vietnam it should pursue negotiations for a political settlement, which is the
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      Lock icon Seoul may lift ban on Kim and 13 others
      230 3 Seoul may lift ban on Kim and 13 others SEOUL, Fri. The South Korean government is considering lifting a political ban on Mr Kirn DaeJung and 13 other leading opposition figures, the influential newspaper Chosun Dbo said today. The newspaper attributed its report to government sources but a spokesman for
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        Lock icon Plan to stop delivery
        84 3 UNITED STATES and South Korean military officials agreed yesterday to try to sabotage the delivery of US helicopters to North Korea through intermediaries by stopping spare parts from reaching the country, the Seoul Defence Ministry said. The decision came at a meeting attended by General William
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        Lock icon Support for workers
        70 3 TRADE UNIONS m the northern Australian state of Queensland lined up against authorities yesterday to back sacked workers m a bitter labour dispute. More than 3,000 building workers said they would strike indefinitely from today m support of about 1,000 power workers dismissed by the state government.
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        Lock icon Killed by cyanide
        58 3 INDIA'S TOP medical researchers have concluded that victims of the Bhopal gas disaster died of cyanide poisoning, a scientist reported m New Delhi yesterday. "The alarming morbidity rate at the time can now be explained on the basis of cyanide poisoning," said Dr S. Sriramachari, assistant Director-General
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      Nakasone on Unesco reforms
      163 3  -  PETER By HAZELHURST Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone indicated today that Japan will withdraw from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) if the organisation does not take immediate steps to reform its present policies. Spelling out the govern- ment's policy
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      Lock icon Poison toll
      31 3 DHAKA. Fri. Food poisoning has claimed the lives of 20 children m northern Bangladesh who attended a feast for orphans to mark a religious ceremony, officials said today AP
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      Lock icon Landslide havoc
      44 3 NIIGATA (Japan), Fri. A landslide triggered off by melting snow crushed five houses and trapped 21 people m a coastal town near here today, police said. More than 150 searchers were looking for the missing 10 people anH 11 nfhpr<; u/prrrescued. Reuter
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      Lock icon US 'may pull out of Greece'
      186 4 Turkey is alternative site, says paper WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States, concerned about mounting Greek opposition to US bases, is said to be making contingency plans for their removal to Turkey. The Washington Post reported today that the Pentagon initiated the contingency plans m
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      Lock icon Spain 'expelled two American envoys'
      95 4 MADRID, Fri. Two United States diplomats were expelled by the Spanish government earlier this month for suspected espionage, two leading Spanish newspapers said today. Both the Foreign Ministry here and the US Embassy declined to comment on the reports. The newspapers, El Pais and ABC,
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      Lock icon Chernenko 'in hospital after strokes'
      158 4 Chernenko 'in hospital after strokes' ATHENS, Fri. Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko entered hospital on Tuesday after a series of strokes, a Greek journalist who accompanied Prime Minister Andreas Papandieou to Moscow has reported. Mr Chernenko was admitted to hospital only hours before he was due to meet Mr Papandreou, Mr
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      Lock icon Spitting Image spares no one
      93 4 SOME regard it as grotesque bad taste and others say it verges on lese-majeste. But the satirical British television programme Spitting Image has millions of fans. It uses puppet caricatures, schoolboy humour and uneven political wit m an assault on the famous, wealthy and powerful.
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      Lock icon Four confess to kidnap of tycoon's grandson
      130 4 Four confess to kidnap of tycoon's grandson MUNICH, Fri. Four people have confessed to last month's kidnapping of Sven Axel Springer, grandson of wealthy West German publisher Axel Springer, police said yesterday Three West German men and a Greek woman, aged between 19 and 22, have been arrested m the
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      Lock icon Babies for sale racket
      51 4 BOSTON. Fri. Two women and two men were indicted yesterday on charges of operating a nationwide baby-sell-ing ruse that promised Mcxi ran babies to American couples but never delivered A federal prosecutor said the four charged US$6,OOO (5513,500) or more, payable m advance, for their services.
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      Lock icon Horror bags
      38 4 DOVER (Delaware), Fri. A former policewoman. Chrisiin< Shipley. 47. from Baltimore. Maryland has been charged with" killing her husband and leaving plastic bags filled with parti of his body around the city, authorities said yesterday. UPI
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      Lock icon Reagan to skip V-E Day festivities
      307 4 SANTA BARBARA (California), Fit PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan yesterday cancelled a plan to participate m ceremonies m West Germany on May 8 marking the Allied triumph over the Nazis 40 years ago. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Mr Reagan, who is scheduled to be
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      Lock icon Walesa calls for price rise protests
      313 4 WARSAW, Fri. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa met activists of the banned free trade union yes- I terday despite the arrest i of seven senior militants on Wednesday at a session m Gdansk that was i broken up by police. Mr Walesa, who was released
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      Lock icon Church 'no' to embryo experiments
      111 4 LONDON, Fri. The Church of England's synod has rejected human embryo experiments from the moment of conception onwards. In an emergency debate yesterday, the synod rejected a proposal that supported licenced research on embryos up to the 14th day of life to alleviate infertility or
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      Lock icon Countries forego refunds to help Unesco
      207 4 Countries forego refunds to help Unesco PARIS, Fri. The Soviet Union, India and a number of Latin American and African countries yesterday said they would give up approximately US$6 million (Ssl3 million) m refunds due to them to help Unesco face a financial crisis caused by the US withdrawal. The
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    Lock icon Moses: I thought officer was a fan
    349 6 LOS ANGELES, Friday UNITED States Olympic hurdler Edwin Moses yesterday denied he tried to buy sex from a policewoman posing as a I prostitute and only spoke to her because he believed she recognised him as an athletic star. "1 was kind of
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    Lock icon Bicycle crash boy told to pay damages
    95 6 HAMILTON (Ohio), Fri. A jury yesterday ordered an 11-year-old boy to pay U*****,000 (******000) m damages to a man injured when the youngster's three-wheeled bicycle collided with his motorcycle. Mr James Manning sued Matthew Wilmot and his father, Mr Bud Wilmot, following a
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    Lock icon Mafia link in subsidy fraud
    273 6 Mafia link in subsidy fraud European Parliament calls for probe STRASBOURG, Fri. The European Parliament today called for an immediate investigation by the commission of the European Community (EC) into allegations that the Mafia has siphoned funds from application of the Common Agricultural Policy m Sicily. By 123 votes to
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    Lock icon Underworld ties reports hit bank
    165 6 BOSTON. Fri. The First National Bank of Boston is worried about its reputation after a court case and reports that it has links to organised crime. The bank, one of the 20 biggest banks m the United States, pleaded guilty to committing a federal crime
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    Judges chosen by Reagan mostly males
    360 6  -  LILLIAN CHEW By I Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, Fri. One-quarter of the judges appointed by President Ronald Reagan were millionaires, according to a study conducted by a political science professor from the University of Massachusetts. Prof Sheldon Goldman, also found that Reaganappointed judges were predominantly
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    Lock icon 'Vigilantes' tried to kill rape suspect
    138 6 'Vigilantes' tried to kill rape suspect MIAMI, Fri. Two apparent vigilantes tracked down a rape suspect, handcuffed him, shot him m the head and left him for dead. Mariano Molina, 19, was only grazed by the shot and is now m jail on charges of rape, robbery, kidnapping and impersonating
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      Lock icon Lost ring found after 48 years
      104 6 SANTA ROSA (California), Fri. A ling given as a Valentine's Day present m 1936 and was lost the following year is now back on Ernestine O'Kane's finger Mrs O'Kane wife of Retired Admiral Richard O'Kane. was given the ring, a miniature of her husband's
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      Lock icon 'Sweetheart blues'
      64 6 LONDON, Fri. British police launched "Operation Sweetheart" on Valentine's Day yesterday and seized an estimated US$6 million 5511.3 million; worth of pornographic material police sources said. Police m London, Liverpool. Manchester and Birmingham questioned more than 6C people at some 40 porn depots and seized half a million
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      Lock icon Schroeder's party off
      69 6 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Fri. An elaborate Valentine's Day party to mark artificial heart patient William Schroeder's 53rd birthday was cancelled yesterday because he was suffering from fever and a flu-like illness. Doctors, who had originally hoped to discharge him yesterday, said they did not know when he would
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      Lock icon US and Managua trade charges over talks
      335 7 US and Managua trade charges over talks WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States and N varagua have accused each other of using a hplomatic incident at the rosta Rican embassy m Managua to sabotage efforts by nations of the Contadora Croup to find a regional peace treaty m war-ton Central America.
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      Lock icon Terrorism now sponsored by states, says expert
      276 7 Terrorism now sponsored by states, says expert WASHINGTON, Friday INTERNATIONAL terrorism has changed sharply from vicious but amateurish attacks by small groups to sophisticated state-sponsored acts, an American expert said yesterday. Mr Robert Kupperman of the Georgetown University Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a leading specialist on terrorism, said
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      Lock icon Women can now become rabbis
      135 7 NEW YORK, Fri The leaders of conservative Jjdaism have decided to allow women to become rabbis, the New York Tunes reported yesterday The newspaper said that after years of debate the Rabbinical Assembly, the worldwide governing b«)dy of conservative Judaism, introduced its first female candidate
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      Lock icon 21m killed since World War II
      424 7 Three out of five war casualties civilians, says UN NEW YORK, Friday ARMED conflicts have killed 21 million people since World War II and as recently as 1983, about four million troops were fighting m 75 countries. During 1983, 40 separate major and minor
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      Lock icon stevie wonder held during protest
      229 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. BLIND singersongwriter Stevie Wonder and 47 other people were arrested yesterday outside the South African embassy during a protest against Pretoria's apartheid policy, police said. A police spokeswoman said they were charged with violating a law which bars demonstrations within 160 metres of
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      Lock icon No danger of stolen nukes going off, says US
      167 7 No danger of stolen nukes going off, says US WASHINGTON, Fri. A senior United States defence official yesterday said the Pentagon takes seriously the threat of terrorist groups trying to steal a nuclear bomb, but said the terrorists wouldn't be able to use one if they did. Mr Richard Perle,
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      Lock icon Sisters have their way
      114 7 Sisters have their way MIAMI, Fri. An industrial cleaning company has finally agreed that you do not have to be a linguist to wield a vacuum cleaner, and has employed two sisters it originally refused to hire because they could not speak Spanish. The company settled out of court with
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      Lock icon South Lebanon violence mounts
      238 8 Attacks increase as Israeli troops prepare to leave SIDON, Fri. Southern Lebanon and the Israelis are coming under increasing violence as 10,000 Israeli troops prepare to withdraw from the area on Monday. Yesterday there were clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian guerillas trying to get back
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      Lock icon Israeli-backed militia loses half its men
      193 8 SIDON, Friday ABOUT 800 men belonging to an Israeli-backed militia m south Lebanon have deserted, surrendered or been captured m the past two weeks, cutting the size of the force by almost half. Security sources said today the self-styled "South Lebanon Army" (SLA), which
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      Lock icon 47 passengers refuse to get off in Tel Aviv
      208 8 47 passengers refuse to get off in Tel Aviv JERUSALEM, Friday AN Egyptian plane forced by bad weather tc land m Israel yesterday later rerouted its flight to Cyprus because half of its passen gers refused to spend the night m Tel Aviv a transport official said. The Egypt Air
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      Lock icon Afghan uproar
      34 8 LAHORE, Fri. Afghan refugees disrupted a speech by Soviet Ambassador to Pakistan Vitoly Smirnov, hurling pots and smashing doors m protest at Moscow's military presence m their country, police said today. UPI
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      Lock icon Inflation below 400 pc
      62 8 JERUSALEM, Fri. Israel's annual inflation rate has fallen below 400 per cent for the first time m nine months, according to official figures published today. They showed that prices rose by 5.3 per cent m January, the last month of a threemonth wage and price freeze.
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      Lock icon Khomeiny 'not ill'
      56 8 TEHERAN, Fri. Majlis (Parliament) Speaker Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani today denied Western reports that Iran's revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khorneiny was ill, saying he was hard-working for his age. Hojatoleslam Rafsanjani told worshippers at Friday prayers m Teheran that Western radios had "magnified the question of the
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      Lock icon Kabul piqued
      31 8 ISLAMABAD, Fri. Afghanistan has protested to West Germany about a television report showing a Bonn parliamentarian visiting rebel-held areas and calling for more Western support for antirnmmunist piiprillac Reuter
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      Lock icon Crewman dies in Iraqi air raid on tanker
      156 8 BAHRAIN, Fri. A crewman was killed and three injured m yesterday's Iraqi air attack on a Liberianregistered tanker m the Golf. The Iranian News Agency reported this today, quoting officials at the Iranian coastal town of Bushire. The 25,512-tonne Neptunia sent out
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      Lock icon US reporter escapes from Muslim captors
      285 8 US reporter escapes from Muslim captors DAMASCUS, Fri. American reporter Jeremy Ivevin. kidnapped m Lebanon by Muslim militants and held hostage for nearly a year, was turned over to the United States Ambassador m Damascus after escaping from his captors today. Mr Levin, 52. Beirut bureau chief for the Atlantabased
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      Manila Regent still ablaze
      382 9  -  ABBY TAN Shortage of petrol hampers fire-fighting operations By Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. Flames still engulf the upper floors of the nine storey Regent Hotel todao three days after ■ht 1 fire began. However, fire-fighting appears to have ground to a halt. "No gas," said the
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      No special trade terms for Asean, says Japan
      204 9  - No special trade terms for Asean, says Japan PETER By HAZELHURST, Tokyo Correspondent !< KYO. Fri. Japan is unlikely to offer Asean special trade concessions on the same basis as the I ruled States formulates its economic relations with Caribbean nations. A spokesman for the Japanese Foreign Office, Mr Yoshio
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      293 9 Big Muslim group backs Pancasila principle JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia's biggest Islamic organisation. Nahdlatul I'Lima, has pledged loyalty to President Suharto's government and said it would not seek to set up an Islamic state m Indonesia. Mr Aehmad Siddiq, head of the advisory board of Nahdlatul ITlama (Muslim Scholars' Organisation i.
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      139 9 Seven killed in plane crash JAKARTA. Fri. At least seven people were killed when a light plane belonging to an Indonesian charter airline, crashed m a remote rain forest m the south Kalimantan province, officials said today. The British-built Norman 2-A plane, belonging to Dirgantara Air Service, crashed yesterday during
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      Lock icon Key man replaced
      51 9 JAKARTA. Fn Following a decline m foreign investment m Indonesia last year, State Secretary Suclharmono announced yesterday that the chairman of tht Indonesian Investment Coordinating Hoard A.i.s U'ln^; replaced Mr Sudharmono said Chairman Suhartoyo has been replaced by a caretaker until the government decides on his successor.
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      107 9 Marcos' ally faces charges MANILA, Fri. A group of 49 opposition assemblymen has filed criminal charges of "economic sabotage" against one of President Ferdinand Marcos' closest business allies tor allegedly smuggling raw sugar from abroad. Charges were filed against Roberto Benedicto, chairman of the National Sugar Trading Corp (Nasutra) and
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      Brunei to put embassies in one area
      182 9 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. Brunei wants to centralise all its foreign missions m a diplomatic enclave here, the Borneo Bulletin reported yesterday. More than 40.5 hectares have already been cleared and landscaped at Jalan Kebangsaan. Provision has been made for 12 embassies, which
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      81 9 JAKARTA, Fri. An eight year-old girl was killed after being attacked b\ hundreds of turtles m Aceh north Sumati a, the Jakarta Post reported today. The girl was playing with a friend on a bamboo raft near an irrigation canal when a large turtle suddenly appeared
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      Lock icon Half-naked singers are out, bars warned
      158 11 TAIPINti, Fri. Police have warned bar proprietors not to get scantily-dressed women to sing vulgar songs m order to puil In the crowds. District police chief Supt Syed Abdul Aziz bin Syed Daud said yes- terday that police were checking the bars m town
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      Lock icon Singaporean hurt in crash
      62 11 JOHOR BARU. Fri. A woman was killed and four men badly injured when a pick-up truck and a taxi collided m Kulai. about 40 km from here, yesterday. The injured included a Singaporean, taxj driver Baharudin Baba. 27. from Tang!in Halt Road, Singapore The four injured
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      216 11 MCA meeting ends on an optimistic note KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The meeting of the MCA's (Malaysian Chinese Association) steering committee ended today on a happy note. All the senior party leaders who attended it appeared confident that a full settlement of the party crisis is around the corner. One of
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      195 11 Health Ministry acts to curb the sale of blood BIDONG (Kedah), Fri. The Health Ministry is drawing up legislation aimed at curbing the sale of blood because several people have been involved m such sales. Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. Pathmanathan said here yesterday that the legislation was also aimed
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      Lock icon Young calf already in the milky way
      163 11 THE milk came early for this "miracle" calf. For it was only nine months old when "production" flowed for its happy owner, Mr Teh Kirn Chor (pictured at left with the calf). Mr Teh, a dairy farmer m Kampung Kelanang m Banting near
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      290 11 Backlog of cases and lengthy remands a headache for judiciary KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The subordinate courts may soon be restructured to help them tackle a backlog of trials speedily and deal with prisoners on remand for long periods awaiting trial, the Lord President,
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      120 11 MALACCA, Fri. Police here are mystified over the case of a 41-year-old Malaysian businessman who said he was kidnapped by four men m Batu Berendam near here two days ago. The state's police chief said today the police had been given conflicting versions of the
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      199 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri MORE commercial outlets here, including sundry shops, boutiques and coffee houses, have acquired ultra-violet light devices to detect fake currency following a recent scare over forged MSSO notes. The notes are very professionally done and good enough to fool experienced cashiers
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      A 40-hour nightmare of sharks and burning human flesh
      607 12  - A 40 -hour nightmare of sharks and burning human flesh PHILIP GANGULY By New Delhi Reporter NEW DELHI. Fti. Fear of sharks prevented survivors of the Chidambaram from abandoning ship despite the heat and stench of burning human flesh. The Chidambaram caught fire on Tuesday, 480 km east of Madras.
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      When the phone kept on ringing almost non-stop
      348 12 THE telephone rang almost non-stop as anxious relatives and friends of passengers who had boarded the Chidambaram from Singapore jammed the ship's agency office with inquiries on Thursday. Is my friend all right." asked one caller. But m his anxiety, he could
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      Another Singaporean believed to have died
      298 12 ONE of the 23 Singaporeans listed as passengers on board the tragedy-stricken ship is believed to have died m the fire. Mr S. Sithampalam, 65, of Rowel) Road, has been officially listed as missing. This follows the death earlier of another Singaporean m a
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      Man escaped fiery death by keeping his cool
      382 12  -  SHIRLEY TAN NG WENG HOONG 1 smashed the glass and jumped out of the window' By and BUSINESSMAN Low Yee Vat escaped the fate of his room-mate, who died m a fire at the Regent of Manila Hotel on Wednesday, by keeping
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      NUS intake: Two points still 'unclear'
      550 13  -  PAUL JACOB Principals meet officials to seek clarification on new system By CHANGES to the National University of Singapore's admission re ]ijnoments have left '.unior college students and principals still unclear about some "finer points." Principals who met Education Ministry officials and an Nl'S
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      Small Claims Tribunal visit pays off for 3
      213 13 THREE entertainers say they have been promised payment for their services after they took their ease to the Small Claims Tribunal on Thursday. Two part-time singers, Mr Chan Fun, 28, and his sister, Kai Mci, 19, and organist lin Yaping, 42, said
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      Three had no licence
      64 13 THREE men were fineti (200 each yesterday for going dooi-to-door collecting ilonaiions for a wayang without a liAw Seng Chiu. 55. Ow Kiat ''nt; md i hye Ho, k i^. iiid ni»i have the i thorny of a licenced promoter ■fed the] .ollected fJonations MM tal
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      Police looking into charge by Malaysian
      263 13 Police looking into charge by Malaysian POLICE are now looking into a complaint by a Malaysian man that he had been interrogated and held here m a police cell without good reason. The man. identified only as Henry, m a report m yesterday's New Straits Times of Malaysia, said that
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      Haj pilgrims to get list of hotels
      130 13 THE Muslim Religious Council is preparing a selection of hotels m Saudi Arabia for Haj pilgrims from Singapore. This was revealed yesterday by council president Haji Ismail Mohd Said, who led a delegation to Saudi Arabia recently to resolve a number of problems
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      Last day for private N level registration
      223 13 Last day for private N level registration IT'S now or never for private candidates wanting to take the GCE N level examination this year. They have only until 1 pm today to register for the N levels, now that the Education Ministry is enforcing its new "get tough" policy. No
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      Fire drill at hotel to be made more 'realistic'
      228 14 Fire drill at hotel to be made more 'realistic' A HOTEL, which got Its guests to take pan m a Ore drill yesterday, will hold another one soon bat guests will not be told about it m advance the next time. Mr Alex Knenzll, Resident Manager of the Century Park
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      SDP acting chairman agrees to stay on
      410 14  - SDP acting chairman agrees to stay on AHMAD OSMAN 1 wanted to quit because of differences of opinion' By THE Singapore Democratic Party has persuaded its acting chairman, Mr Soon Kia Seng, not to resign from the party. Members of the SDP's executive council, led by Mr Chiam See Tong,
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      MP's new role
      42 14 THE MP for Whampoa, Dr Augustine Tan, has been appointed a member of the Housing Board for three years with effect from yesterday, the government gazette said. Mr Koh Cher Siang has been re-ap-pointed deputy chairman of the board.
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      Apply to reinstate name in register
      156 14 VOTERS from the 49 contested constituencies who (ailed to cast their votes m the last general election, as they were required to by law, may apply to have their names reinstated m the Registers of Electors. From Monday, lists of people who failed to
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      JTC studies rent cut plea
      518 14 Manufacturers ask for help to tide over difficult times THE Jurong Town Corporation is considering a request by the Singapore Manufacturers Association to help industries facing hard times by reducing rentals for industrial land and buildings. JTC had already decided to freeze prices and rentals
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      France urged to step up investment and trade ties
      327 14 France urged to step up investment and trade ties SINGAPORE would like an increase m French investment here from the current $100 million a year and greater French participation m trade between the two countries. The visiting French Secretary of State of the Ministry of External Relations, Mr Jean-Mich-el Baylet,
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      Trade in used computers reduces prices
      486 16  -  KATHLYN TSANG Most buyers are multinationals By IN A step to introduce more competition m the computer industry, the governmentbacked Computer Engineering Systems (CES) has introduced computer broking to Singapore. As a result, the prices of computers here are now lower by 20 per
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      Man charged over PC's gun
      69 16 A 34-YEAR-OLD man was charged yesterday with using criminal force on a police constable. Letchumanan Subramaniam allegedly committed the offence on Jan 15 at Block 110 m New Bridge Road when he purportedly stole PC Maail bin Hussin's revolver. Letchumanan is also accused of causing
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      Abetment charge
      54 16 A 29-YEAR-OLP man was charged on Thursday with abetting three men to commit armed robbery of gold bars worth $650,000 and $740 cash from two men. I Teo Yam Hock alleged- ly committed the offence I sometime between Aug 1 and Sept 25, 1983. The case was adjourned
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      Scientist shares his know-how
      123 16 AN AMERICAN computer scientist. Dr Car] Hammer, who has been involved m the computer field for more than 30 years, held a day-long seminar on the World of Information Technology on Thursday. Dr Hammer. 70. will also have discussions with officials from the National Computer Board
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      Accident risk just as high at home
      223 16 AT LEAST 50 accidents requiring hospital attention happen m Singapore homes every day. These include cuts, scalding, poisoning, electrocution and suffocation Government hospitals handled 18.578 such cases last year. That figure represents 14.2 per cent of the number of emergency cases government hospitals
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      Where to give blood
      43 16 THE Blood Donation Centre a the Singapore General Hospi tal will be open on Sunday from 8.30 am to 12.30 pm anc on Tuesday from 8 .30 am to pm The centre will be closed or Wednesday and Thursday
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      Beware of the dragons
      280 17 SOME people use guard dogs to protect their houses. But Mr Allan Chla Hai Tong decided dragons would do a better job. Mr Chia, 3C, a businessman, has had two dragons, which cost $3t,tM, built on top of a concrete fence surrounding his neuly -acquired $93t,1M
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      Pump rates may slide up or down with US$
      426 17 MOTORISTS can see petrol pump prices adjusted up or down much more frequently perhaps quarterly or even monthly if the government go-ahead is given to a proposal that the prices take into account fluctuations m the IS dollar exchange rate as
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      2,000 callers to hotline on childcare
      161 17 2,000 callers to hotline on childcare THE Ministry of Community Development's new childcare information service is being well-used about 2.000 people have called it since it was set up m December. The service answers questions from the public about childcare m Singapore. Information about things like how to set up
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      Lawyer fined
      26 17 LAWYER Nathan Lsaac was fineti $190 yesterday for speeding at 140 kph along East Caist Parkway on June 13 last year He pleaded guilty.
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      Robbery victim reported 2 months later...
      194 17 A ROBBERY victim, afraid of reprisals by two robbers, did not report the case to police until more than two months later. And m just two days after the report was made, CID officers from the Secret Societies Investigation Branch arrested one of the
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      Union Carbide's payoff not a new norm
      352 17 Union Carbide's payoff not a new norm THE Industrial Arbitration Court has awarded a redundancy payment of three weeks' wages for each year of service to 205 workers retrenched by Union Carbide last December but has made it clear that this is not a new norm. The court's previous awards
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      Still too many go to sinsehs
      236 18  -  ELAYNE THONG Injured advised to seek hospital treatment By FAR too many people with broken bones still go to sinsehs before seeking hospital treatment, Mr N. Balachandran, head of the Singapore General Hospital's orthopaedic surgery department, said yesterday. And this could be dangerous if
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      800 surgeons for conference
      186 18 MORE THAN 800 surgeons are to meet here for an exchange of medical expertise and developments. The surgeons from South-east Asia, Japan and Australia will be here from Feb 24 to 28 for the Fifth Biennial General Scientific Meeting of the Association of Surgeons of South-east
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      Esprit sues Yaohan for allegedly infringing its name
      144 18 Esprit De Corp. th c American owners of the brand name Esprit, is suing Yaohan Singapore Pte Ltd for alleged infringement and passing off. Yesterday, Esprit De Corp was granted a continuation of an interim order preventing Yaohan from infringing or passing
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      $500 fine
      30 18 A WEST German, Dietrich Nether Kai, 24, was fined $500 yesterday after he pleaded guilty to' having six cannabis seeds at the Woodlands Customs checkpoint on Feb 7.
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      Open-plan flats sold finally
      277 18 Cool response to mw doijxn THE Housing Development Board's first batch of "open concept" flats have finally been sold, despite a generally cool reception from the home hunting public. Almost 1,500 people looked at the HDB's 72 open plan flats before they were all sold. The
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      Few takers for 145 Cairnhill flats
      208 18 Few takers for 145 Cairnhill flats THE second lot of middleincome flats m Cairnhill offered for rent by the Housing Development Board have met with a poor response. Only four of 145 flats offered yesterday were taken up. Two hours after the i leasings counter opened i for the 105
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      9 owners respond to quick-switch offer
      135 18 NINE HDB flat owners have taken advantage of the board's relaxation of rules allowing earlier application for bigger fiats. The new ruling, announced last week, reduces the qualifying period for an upgrade application from three years to just 18 months' residence m the first
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      Mandrills roam free in zoo
      136 18 FOURTEEN mandrills baboons from West Africa are now roaming freely m an open enclosure at the zoo. The mandrills were freed from their cage yesterday m time for Lunar New Year visitors. Originally, the zoo received one male and two female mandrills from Zaire, Africa,
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      834 13 ITALIAN GIFTS DISPLAY 15th 18th February 1985 The display will feature works from 20 over small to medium craftsmen. There will be ceramic and porcelain gift items. For selling of samples, the exhibition will be opened to public on Saturday 16th February at 2.00 pm till Monday 18th February 1985.
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      164 14 The ideal gift this Lunar New Year. Everyone's talking about it. Nobody wants to miss it. The Silk Road series Singapore's unique chance to see what for many of us is our heritage coming alive. What better hong bao than the magnificent three volume Silk Road memento a special presentation
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      358 16 T E C H N I C S_• 3 1 5 S E R I E S We 11 make ■Hl^^H^ V olir favourite HlHpr with a free The 315 series probably takes up less spno (/iai /our record collection. m^^mjm M \VTiatever your taste m musk. Classical. Pop. Punk
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      24 17 Bargain Sale of Fashion Wear from Japan Now On At:--#l2-03 Peace Mansion Sophia Road Singapore 0922 Tel: *****29 Sale Time: 1100 am 9.30 pm
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    482 20 The Straits Times says Confidence must be maintained THE recent spate of business failures and the cries of the prophets of doom have fuelled speculation that the Singapore economy is heading for the doldrums. How much truth is there m this assessment? The Trade and Industry Minister, Dr Richard Hu,
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    IT'S NEVER TOO LATE
    561 20  -  T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane THE Lunar New Year comes late this year, as late as it can ever possibly be. But it's never too late, say the fun-loving children m my neighbourhood. Did you know that Lunar New Year's Day cannot fall
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    Lower taxes to reduce costs
    1047 20  -  HSUNG BEE HWA CONRAD RAJ Year of the Shake-out: What business wants the government to do Business is bad. The Budget is around the corner. So, industrialists are repeating their call for help. They have asked for measures to reduce costs. And they want better
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    Three economists speak out for some cuts
    710 20 THREE Singapore economists support the private sector's call for the suspension or reduction of both the Skills Development Fund levy and the payroll tax. DR AUGUSTINE TAN, who is also MP for Whampoa, said: "I agree payroll tax and the SDF levy should
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      346 20 A splendid read who could resist it?' THE PYRATES George MacDona'd Fraser fc»^^^^^^ v^geto the Indies. I the tabled M.i i -v ■fe i ilj'k^B sorown and the lovely Lady X I vanity Brooke were tost to I i^Jfc^B The Pyrates. I WiH our hero Captain Ben B^^ I Aver\
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      316 21 IN THE aftermath of the Hoc Thye failure, many banks have begun to review their positions, particularly m the area of personal guarantees. Small companies unable to substitute other acceptable securities for per sonal guarantees find themselves unable to ride out the current depressed
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      A different picture round the corner
      104 21 I REFER to the report "Where queueing is a way of life". (ST. Feb 12). On the day before the report was published. I was on a Service 65 bus and saw a group of Raffles Institution students rushing to get up the bus
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      Town councils for the better
      134 21 MAY I congratulate the new political leadership for having the foresight to establish town councils to deal with the detailed local management problems of the new towns and housing estates. These councils will be better able to deal with the many unique local problems which
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      Higher fares only if they lead to better service
      171 21 On taxi fares... I AM writing this letter because I have of late been spending a lot of time m queues waiting for taxis. I would also like to refer to the impending rise m taxi fares. I agree with your
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      Cabby did not help load luggage
      254 21 MY wife and I returned from an overseas trip on Monday at about 10.30 p m After clearing our luggage and customs check we went straight to the taxi stand to catch a taxi home. As there was nobody queueing at the stand we
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      566 21 BEST VALUE New Year Hampers J^^U^lfc^aalfiAkAj from $75 up. Free delivery m motard Singapore. Please contact Branch i VSOP w Supervisors for Order and details. i^HIOCO <2T At^ R Full Range of New Year delicacies If Jfflr© U i I^>l ISZ^" l»f1?Tk s!* E N N E S S y\
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      1002 22  -  ONG MING SEING By Anti-MX w congressmen feel that the programme would not be a useful bargaining chip In arms control talks with the Russians, a* Mr Reagan intends to deploy the missiles regardless of the outcome of negotiations. Nor will it demonstrate
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      753 22 Ponting verdict a setback for official secrecy LONDON THE acquittal of a British civil servant accused I of breaching the Official Secrets Act has set off political uproar and redoubled the campaign against Britain's tradition of secretive government. In finding Clive Ponting innocent, the jury at the Old Bailey made
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        Singapore barometer
        38 23 Singapore barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 40 35 28 Finance 6 5 5 Hotels 2 I 4 Properties 4 3 3 Plantations 3 5 2 Mining 1 1 0 Deb Loans 3 2 3 Total 59 52 45
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        Prices improve, but volume remains light
        324 23 CHE market improved yesterdas after four nays ofl price falls but volume remained light at 7.5 million shares ahied at $17. is million The Straits Times Industrial Index inched 1 22 points to 504.14. while the Business Times Composite Index OSC 0.72 to 710.68
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        53 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983 84 High *****1 (8 2 84) 983 06 (8 2 84) 1983 84 Low 712.29 (5 1 83* 684.88 (4 1 83) All-time High *****1 (8 2 84) 983 06 (8 2 84) All-time Low 74 75 (17 9 64)
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        K.Lumpur barometer
        46 23 K.Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 33 53 27 Finance 4 4 7 Hotels 0 1 I Properties 3 5 4 Oil palms 4 1 3 Tins 2 I 5 Rubber 6 6 5 ERubbers 0 I 0 Deb Loans 0 0 Totoi 52 72 S3
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        Chief price changes
        223 23 Chief price changes Kmtucky Spore Hmcol 25c 24? 1 12 Iwont Inj bOc 174 -11 Rothmjiu *hu 318 «8 Dutj Cons 143 ~8 H Leoni F«i 332 6 Chiun Hup 310+6 NST 710 +5 S P H 650+5 ICS 640 -t-5 I C B 555+5 Pita Bon»«ts 50c 0 U
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        KLSE mixed
        84 23 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market closed mixed yesterday on light covering support and bargain hunting. Trading was relatively quiet and interest was confined to situational issues and recently-listed stocks. The \ew Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Share Index gain- ed 4.88 points to 1273.91. At the final bell. there
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        ST Industrial Index components
        78 23 Boustead Bhd Guinness PMC -1 Semb Ship C& C unch Haw Par unch p an Elec 3 Sime Darby unch CCM Inchcape Bhd Pertis Plant S p H 5 SIHUTh' 6 *h LtT' «"5 S Trading Durtop Ind unch MTC unch p rn t Esso -r
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        Most active
        10 23 MUM 782.000 Pon-EI 647,000 Wanman 323,000 DBS 312,000
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      Chrysler turns in record $5.4 b profits
      468 23 DETROIT, Fri. Chrysler Corporation said yes•erd.i> that it earned record [unfits of nearly US$2 billion (about 555.4 billion) last year, only a fe w years after the company needed government help to stave off bankruptcy. The announcement by the third-largest US car maker
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        60 23 TOKYO, Fri. Japan > Finance Ministry will revise the Securities and F.x chMgC Act by mid-March to enable banks to participate m a proposed national bond futures market, ministry officials said. But they denied a report m the financial daily. Ninon Keizai Shimbun. that the ministry's revision
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        Lock icon No bounce
        28 23 BEIJING. Fri. China's p«>lic> is boost natural rubber output as much as jx)ssibl»' t" meet domestic demand but it cannot achieve self-sufficiency, Chinese officials say. Reuter
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        Lock icon Go-ahead
        27 23 WASHINGTON. Fri. The Securities and ExchaaM Commission has unanimously cleared the wa\ for the Wu York Stock Exchange to trade m options on listed stocks. Reuter
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        Lock icon Import duty cut
        58 23 BOMBAY, Fri India has cut import duty on six types of machines used to make jewellery, to 15 per cent from between 40 and llX) pei cent, lo boost ex- ports, traders said. A spokesman for the (Jem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council said the government has
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        Lock icon Plans for expansion
        69 23 LONDON. Fri. The London Stock Exchange said it plans to expand the capacity of its traded options market including the possible introduction of products such as currency options. The market will have a new management structure under an options committee appointed by the exchange s ruling council.
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        Lock icon Link in 5 to 7 years
        62 23 Link in 5 to 7 years LOS ANGELES. Fri. New york Stork Exchange Chairman John Phelan said he expects a reasonably effective linking of world securities markets to form effective 24-hour trading within about the next five to seven years. He also said that the NYSE recently formed a committee
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      Tussle shapes up for Wheelock Marden
      704 23  -  S. KUMAR Director of subsidiary firm makes bid to counter Khoo By A BATTLE royale is m store for shareholders of takeover candidate Wheelock Mar den m Hongkong as the bid for the control of the company intensifies. A counter-bid, reportedly at HK$7 (Ss2)
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      Leisure gooas overtake cars
      530 23  -  ANGELINE TAN By. CARS were no longer one of the top 10 advertised products last year. Its place m the list has been taken instead by lesiure goods such as sports, hobbies, toys and games, reflecting perhaps the change m lifestyle where Singaporeans want "better" things
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      How much S'poreans spent on bathrooms
      190 23 NEVER mind the state of public toilets. In private, Singaporeans wash m style, spending a whopping $30 million last year on just bathroom ware alone. In view of this, household name m sanitaryware Armitage Shanks has decided to make upmarket bathroom ware m their
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      Will Tan Koon Swan make takeover bid for Sigma Metal?
      349 23 SIGMA METAL yesterday asked for a suspension m the trading of its shares. leading to rampant ru- i mours of a general bid for the company by Malaysian politician Tan Koon Swan. Grand United Holdings. Mr Tan's listed vehicle m
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      Dollar's surge tapers off after two weeks
      205 23 THE breather that dealers had been expecting the IS dollar to take after its rally about two weeks ago finalh came about yesterday. Most see this onh as a correction and not a gei-eral downward trend for the I S dollar, which fell
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      Business done in Singapore
      3240 24 READERS should be aware of the limitation* of this information Not every transaction, not every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily coverea m business done' Further because aH dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      2374 24 INDUSTRIALS a«« Hido«l 308) 4 Choc 2 755) May 398 1 40S> (2) 1 41 (23) 40 AISB 3 90S) AMD 3 30S) Antoh 328) (6) 1.31 (12) 1 32 xd API 1 068 1 07S) <6> 1 05 (6) 06 aSm I 318 1
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      How your stocks performed
      2801 24 100 80 UOL CULS 92 -1 8 6 3 92 92 All shares quoted have a par value of Jl unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip rights N Tan-enempted dmaenc ABN is tradeo m lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars 1984/85
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        INDICES
        82 25 J I I I I L—1 I I Ll Hongkong Hang Sent L_ Friday 1405.93 (1354.39) Week ago 1347.88 Australian AH-Ordinaries "3 *Z? Friday 786.2 (785.3) Week ago 772.6 Australian Industrials Friday 1181.1 (1177.8) I Week ago 1166.2 Financial Times Industrials Thursday 984.7 (977.9) Week ago 989.2 Dow Jones
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        286 25 HRJ Clunje Hk fclect Worr 1460 Intl Gty 072 +002 S.me Darby 620 Associated Hotels HkGos 8 70+02 Jar<kne Moth 875 +0 4 S«o Land 052 +0 02 I Bonk Ot East Asm 24 80 +06 Hk Hoieh 33 00 +125 Jardme Sec 865 Stehjx 1.45 unch Cheung Kong
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        Tokyo
        318 25 frt 15 Ten Chante M.tsub^N bi» 2 MiHu Co 326 I »^iomoto 090 +10 m^vj. SNpbWg 158 +3 9 MiHu Smelting 485 unch Amodo 1200 +70 M,tsuko\h. 432 7 '-hem 670 8 Mitsum. 1160 +10 Asoh. Gto« 881 *-6 Mufota Mtg 9o^- v 644+23 N*ko Sec 610 +10 Br.dg*stone
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        New York
        192 25 Febl4 US* Ounce G* «Cp Alcoo 38* Hewlett Pock Afted Chem Cp 38* 7 4 Intl Busi Mach 132 -I* Alfa-Cholmefs 8* unch nt Horvester 10* Am Tel Tel 21* Intl Tel Tel 334 Amox Inc IBW unch j o hn Jhsn 39*> Amt Corp 38 s unch
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        London
        488 25 FebU Pence Chanje MINING INDUSTRIALS Bariowßand 488 -2 Allied-Lyons 175 +2 Charter Cons 205 -2 Ass Domes 150 +2 Cons Gold 511 -17 BTRPLC 654 unch Rus p) ant 8 1 unch Babcocks 146 +3 7n 171 .1. Barclays 619 -3 Beechams 365 -4 US$ BICC 250 unch bocgS,:::::::::::
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        Sydney
        332 25 Feb 15 Cents Change IC I 200 unch (Aust) Leighton 182 unch Lend Lease 576 unch ACI 196 +2 Magellan Pet Aust 235 +15 A N I 258-2 Moyne N.cHess 325 unch AP M 255 unch Metals Explor Aberfoyle 880 unch N L 46S -3 Age 260 unch M.deost
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        RUBBER
        361 25 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents, kio) (M cents kilo) Noon Close Noon Close Int 1 RSS Prompt 1985 163 00— 164.00 163 00—164 00 Unq Unq RSS Mar 1985 168 00-168 25 168.00-168.25 188 75-189 25 188 00-189 00 Int 1 RSS Apr.l 1 72 75 173
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        KL Tin
        47 25 THE Kuala Lumpur Tin Market's price yesterday remained at the International Tin Agreement's floor level of M 529.15 per kg. The buffer stock manager was again the sole buyer. Turnover was 112 tonnes, compared with 108 tonnes on Thursday. There was no foreign metal reported.
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        Copper
        27 25 Closing prices Copper ,orn Thurs Spot 1295 50-1296 00 (1297.50— 1298.00) 3 months *****0-1322 00 (1325 50-1326 00) Market tone: Easier Sales 28.725 tonnes I 1
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        Aluminium
        26 25 Closing prices Aluminium Thurs Spot 1008.00—1009.00 (1018 00 1019 00) 3 months 1045.00— 1045 50 (1057 00 1057 50) Market tone: Easier Sales: 13.475 tonnes
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        Produce market
        428 25 Noonctoaif CtowcpncM. »•«*<** Yu itm new crop 100 «f S/Ud. ei-go*>wn 51 227 Ist grade 165.00 Coconut Rice j£, 2 BfOkenflce an<l j SINGAPORE Tom: Rice prices were mixed m thin nui NMe CMn Dfktt trading ahead ot the Chinese New Bum FOB lgOOiseitas MKlTeta wSti Year holiday
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        GOLD MARKET
        25 25 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 304.50 305.00 303.10 303.50 Hongkong 304.70-305.10 303.50 303.90 Thurs Wed New York 303.10 303.60 302.90—303.40 London 304.00—304.50 302.75-303.25
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        Rubber
        13 25 Singapore February 168.00 down one cent Malaysia February 188.00 down one cent
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        Tin
        14 25 Closing prices Ms/kilo XL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover: 112 tonnes rose 4 tonnes
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        Silver
        29 25 Closing prices Silver USJ/troy oz Fri Thur» Singapore 6 27-6 32 6 26-6 31 Thun Wml New York 6 21-6 26 6 23-6.28 Source Credit Suisse. Spore I
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        Palm Oil
        119 25 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil prices closed slightly higher yesterday on late covering m continued thin trading. Most operators were sidelined ahead of the Lunar New Year holidays next week. PALM Closing prices Crude Ms/tonne palm oi Feb 1195 (south central) Mar 1195 (south) Refined palm Oi US$/tonnes RBD
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        Gold
        139 25 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5522,050 and 5522,230 yesterday. Source: Rothschild The Far East gold market report was not available yesterday. The London gold fix went up US$l.5O to U*****.90. Meanwhile, m HONGKONG, gold yesterday closed moderately higher m very quiet trading ahead of the weekend and the Lunar
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        Forex
        243 25 THE Singapore dollar opened at 2.2550 70 against the greenback, and soon hit a low of 2.2565. It later closed at 2.2430 70, after reaching a high of 2.2410. The greenback closed much weaker against most major currencies m nervous trading, due to strong commercial sales. Against the Deutschemark,
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        Unit Trusts
        223 25 Managers' prices for Feb 16 18 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2 19—2 32 The Savmgi Fund 1.57—1.67 S pore Prog Fund 0 94-100 S pore Sec Fund 1 38— 1 46 Spore Invest Fund 0 97— 1 03 Spore Equity Fund 0 95—101 Asia Unit Trust Mai
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        170 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to SSIO foreign currency Australian dollar 1.6687—1.6733 Canadian dollar 1 6748 1.6784 NZ dollar 1.0194 1.0223 Sterling pound 2.4605—2.4672 4.09—4.01 US dollar 2.2430 2.2470 4.46—4.41 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian
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          Gold
          69 25 THE firmer close m New York confirmed the consolidation phase and maintained a steady price yesterday. After opening at U*****.40, it firmed m reaction to the US dollar and made further gains later m the day after European markets opened. It settled at U*****.70 basis April. (In VSt per
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          83 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit IN an active trading session, tne March Eurodollar experienced a rally m early Simex trading inspite of commission houses selling to reach a high of 90.88. But profit taking towards the end after the London opening resulted m a close of 90.81 which was IMM's close on
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          Japanese Yen
          49 25 THE March Japanese yen opened at 0.*****6. above IMM's close and continued trading high. The relatively strong yen yesterday made gains against other currencies. It closed at 0.*****6. up 60 ticks from previous close. Open High Lou Sett Est Vo! Mar 85 0.*****6 0.*****6 0.*****2 0.*****6 103
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          Deutschemark
          43 25 THE March Deutschemark traded higher to close at 0.3059 which was above IMM's high of 0.3056. From its opening at 0.3053. Deutschemark steadily traded higher. (US dollar Deutschemark Open High Low Sett Est Vol M»rBs 0.3053 0.3056 0.3052 0.3059 669 Jan 0.3081
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      Container schedules
      532 25 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Chev Rose (42W) 17/2(0700) FSB 0800 1000 1600 1700 Sea Glory < 8508) 17/2(0700) TA3 1100 1300 *****900 E3 B Dahlia (203 85) 17 2(0700) FSB *****900 1730 1800 L Athula
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      Ships in port
      340 25 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Eagle Blance 15 6 aside 16/2 Koheng 29 30 aside 16 2 Kota Megan 10 1 aside 16 2 Makmut 20W aside 16 2 Nagano Maru 47 aside 16 2 Sea Royal 19 aside 16 2 Taishan 35/6 aside 16/2 Trans
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      Lock icon NST moves into newsprint recycling with purchase of plant
      334 26 NST moves into newsprint recycling with purchase of plant KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Newspaper and publishing group The New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Bhd has taken the first step m the capital investment programme foreshadowed m its annual report. It is moving into a multi-million dollar modern newsprint recycling plant. NST
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      Rumours push Pan-El to the top
      236 26 Most active stock PAN-ELECTRIC emerged as the week's most active counter, mainly because of speculation about its role m the Sigma Metal suspension. This punter's favourite countinued to feed on rumours this week. Its share activity surged when the exchange announced that it had
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      KFC adopts a new marketing strategy
      401 26  - KFC adopts a new marketing strategy NORA CHENG By JUST a month after its newsmaking EGM, the new management at Kentucky Fried Chicken (S) has come up with a new marketing strategy for the company, and opened another KFC outlet at Jurong West as well. In its 1984 annual report,
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      New twist to UPP salvation attempt
      423 26  -  DOREEN SOH Malaysian property consultant sues parent company By UNITED PULP AND PAPER CO LTD's hopes for salvation may be dashed again. Malaysian property consultant Mr Koo Siew Koon has sued UPP's parent company m an attempt to block Malaysian company Hartaban Holdings Sdn
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      Lacklustre trading dashes hopes of a rally
      477 26 ysi y ESfif ft H il* (j _S^A- 1 i J Ti«_H Singapore IT SEEMS the stock market is breaking with trading this year, as hopes of a Lunar New Year rally faded away with the daily lacklustre trading. At a time when
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      Boustead Holdings
      53 26 Boustead Holdings From the companies desk BO U STEAD HOLDINGS BHD announced that 95 per cent of their rights issue, or 28.3 million out of 29.7 million new 50-cent shares, were accepted as at the close of Feb 6, 1985. The certificates for the new share will be sent out
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      KL Kepong
      39 26 THE authorities have approved Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd's scheme to exchange 79 million shares m Highlands and Lowlands Bhd. priced at M 52.70 each, for the plantation land and other related assets of Kumpulan Jelei Sdn Bhd
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      Trading reflects mood in Singapore
      137 26 K. Lumpur PLAGUED by the possible delay of settlement trading on the stock exchange and the lack of positive leads, trading on the KLSE mirrored Singapore's mood. The 11-point plunge m the New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary Index on Monday set the week's market performance.
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      624 28 C.A.T.S. I 737H66 j 11 Pleasure Boats A N«» Approach To Yacht Ownership STOP DREAMING START SAILING II you .ire interested In t yacht or a power boat and would like to see a return of up to Ss4o.i>oo a year by entering into a charier agreement then please contact
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      423 28 12 Computer Products/ Services 2 DAYS SPECIAL OFFER IBM-PC compatible complete system $2,250 only Cordless keyboard for Apple II on display. Hata Master computer systems. 109 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD #06-53 FUNAN CENTRE SINGAPORE 0617 T»l: *****73 FANTASTIC OFFER FOR IBM and Apple Compatibles Mlcrollnk PC. Multitech MPF3 5, Lingo--128 MXII.
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      274 28 12 Computer Products/ Services PC/XT COMPATIBLE SYSTEM comprising 320K8 RAM (expendable to 640K) 1 serial port. 1 parallel port. 1 real-time clock. 1 x 360K8 disk drive. 10MB hard-disk. High-resolution green monitor. $3,999. Offer valid for 2 day* only. MAYA SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS PTE LTD 111 North Bridge Road #0«-42 Peninsula
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      228 28 CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: Food/Entertainment (2 5) Personal Services /Merchandise( 11 39) Business to Business (4S SB l Emptoyment (64 74) Vehicle* (81 98) Properties (W5 127) Travel Guide (135 1M) Education a Instruction (14« 157) Announcements (166 174) Obituaries (181 185) 20 Peu/Pet Car* GIANT SCHNAUZERS pupp.es male fern imported from
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      716 29 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators FRIDGES/ AIRCONS SALE Ser- vice Used fridge trotn $120. TfJK Upp Seran^oon Kd. Tel: 2H3241H. LI AIRCON INSTALL, repair, ser vice and trade-in Jor all types ot aircon. Tel: *****24. SPLIT SANYO AIRCONDITIONER (ISOObtu less than a year old Call *****61 Dr Jaffar 38 TV/ Video/ Hi-Fi
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      806 29 54 Book-keeping/ Secretarial/ Answering/ Translation Services 1983 NISSANJ CABSTAR with ranopyal accounting bookkeeping services please call: *****57/ *****24. Alter office Mrs: *****18 *****14 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies 1 unit ITALIAN pneumatic auto Electronic Heel .Seat Tack Lasting Machine model C 972 MS and 1 unit Torielli hydraulic auto pulling over
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      561 29 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies j Equipment/ Supplies 1. Benford 21/14 Mixer 6 units 2. Leyland Mixer Truck 3 units 3. Rex Arbau PB 35 Z Batching Plant 2 units Selling price will be based on as it is condition Please contact Mr. Lai or Mr. Kum atS'pore tel
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      330 29 67 Situations Vacant EDP Software Assistant (Nixdori Computer System) 1 his ae.ifKv is .i esu I computerisation. Fhe succes* i will report to the Chici of ti Division and will be responsibd range ol soUware applicatioti> c^p^' on staples like Finance, etc m a well-equipped Comparu The complexity of lh^
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      364 29 67 Situations Vacant: EDP 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A large well establisheo American Muttinationalised Firm In Singapore is ready tc provide an exceptional career opportunity to a unique individual The prospective applicant must possess an mdependant, ambitious character. together with administrative skills. Ideally, a minimum of 3 solid years
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      295 30 I El I gPirj Toda y m mr% Job Opportunities Are Available In This Section I —^^^^M^^— 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical An ONtabliNhoJ international offshore RISSS bank invites applications for the post o\: nJkS General Clerk GCE 'A' level S|S Female Singapore citizen aged
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      227 30 I- Singatronics A well established electronic manufacturing company invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the post of: Perk 1 Applicants should have a pleasant personality Ability to type Age 17 to 25 Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please write m with full resume, anon-returnable photograph 3nd
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      487 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical An international oilfield drilling service manufacturing and distribution company based m Jurong requires a PURCHASING OFFICER The successful applicant should have the following qualifications: lluud educational standard Excellent command of English. Mature approach to position. Experience In oilfield and/ or Engineering Purchasing Materials. Ability to
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      559 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical A CHALLENGING CAREER If you have a pleasant personality a good command of English, and can type, write shorthand, a rewarding career awaits you at a young, innovative, fast growing, advertising and public relations company. The job offers a great deal of scope of developing
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      375 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical requires: Computer Operator Candidates should possess GCE 'A' Level with experience m operating IBM computers. They must be prepared to work on alternate 2 shifts. Applications, containing full resume of personal particulars, including present salary and a contact telephone number should be addressed to: The
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      719 30 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical WALK-IN INTERVIEW CLERK/TYPIST Varied and interesting work .Some experience desirable, though not essential Able to type Hardworking Pleasant personality Available immediately for employment Please call personally during office hours SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 8LK.23, OUTRAM PArtK #02-393 SINGAPORE 0316 Established Con par requires: RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK
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      644 30 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant Sale* Sales We are part of a large well established >nterna tional organisation and specialize m the design assembly installation and commissioning oi commercial industrial refrigerating equipment for the South East Asian region We are now expanding our activities and now require SALES ENGINEERS
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      206 30 rWe have immediate^ vacancy for I SALES ASSISTANT (Electronic Electrical Measuring Instruments' Requirements NTC 3 or ITC m Electronics Some working experience preferred Applications giving per sonal particulars including I qualifications experience I I age present salary, con I I tact phone number (if a' I should be submitted to
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      549 31 PI Situations Vacant: Sales DATA COMMUNICATIONS TOP DOLLARS SALES ENGINEER On Urge! m eicess of SSJ 000 with 4ttr*c!iv« t>*s<> aid transport <illow*nce Winding do»n lor the Sew Year' then you are not the person we are looking lor %«-r* ->'^;.>ie m.\f\ 'he following qualifications and pencnal g,uah tm: i-
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      348 31 72 Situations Vacant: Technical 11 -i^^^^^a^a^a. I a^a^^^ ~Ume^s/f//f- x s ~pubuthtna Bhd offers a challenging career opportunity for a TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Responsibilities: The appointee will be responsible for: producing and updating technical and architectural drawings for the Company's building and engineering services; assisting the team of Property Executives m
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      87 31 72 Situations Vacant: Technical PARTS TECHNICAL ASSISTANT OCE 'O' level or technical secondary i education. Preferably NTC3 In heavy duty diesel Good command of Kiiklisli. Interested applicants please write m to: GENERAL DIESEL SUPPLIES (S) PTE LTD 7 JURONG PIER ROAD SINGAPORE 2261 ELECTRONICS SERVICE ENGINEER. Degree/ Diploma 2-5 yrs"
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      277 31 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Firm of architects invites applications for the following posts. 1. CONTRACT OFFICER Applicants must be holden of Diploma 111 Building ami be able to work independently on all aspects ol quantity surveying w^rk. 2. RECEPTIONIST CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR Applicants should possess a good GCE 'O' level,
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      501 31 72 Situations Vacant: TtK-hnical ■"■inn ii i ■■mm Oui C ompany is one of ihe downstream companies I m the Petrochemical Complex on Pulau Ayer j I Merbau (about 30 minutes by our ferry from Pasir I Panjang) and produces two kinds of essential plastic I materials low density polyethylene
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      146 31 Situations Vacant: Technical s A large Multi-National r j Company m Jurong has j E a vacancy for: E Maintenance Electrician (Starting Pay: S9OO 51,200 pm) I I— —J E NTC 3 m Electrical Fitting, Installation or equivalent E PUB Licensed elec- f s trician E Minimum 3 years re-
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      467 31 72 Situations Vacant: Technical pOC EUROPEAN fcOt STANDARD ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. We invite applications for the following positions. QC Supervisor Trade Certificate m Elecfronics Engineering with 1— 2 years' experience m quality control of consumer electronics, particularly m video products Will supervise and motivate a team of QC Operators to
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      162 31 72 Situations Vacant: Technical K£sE[L. (A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries) A leading electronic engineering company invites applications for the post of: Technicians for its operations at Paya Lebar. iTC or NTC 3 Some experienc repair, servicing and overhauling of engines Knowledge of fabri cation and hydraulic works will be
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      599 31 73 Situations Vacant: Production 73 Situations Vacant Production BAKELITE S.E.A.. a division of BP Singapore I V\v Ltd., manufacturing copper clad indus- I trial laminates for the electronics industry m I the Asian Region, seeks candidates for the I positions of "technicians 1 1 I (ELECTRICAL) I NTC y NTC
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      794 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous DHDB Invites applications from Singapore citizens for the following posts: (A) HOUSING MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR QCI 3 O' Level including Maths and Science (General Science, Physics or Physical Science) with pass m English. M.ikmg periodic inspections on tenancies, attending to complaints Of building
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      353 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous i Super Express Commuter Services Pte Ltd urgently requires MINI-BUS DRIVERS (Male/Female) Si Age above 21 years Possess Class 4 driving licence arc. private hire vocational licence At least 3 years experience m driving Class 4 vehicles M 4 Bi-imgual m simple English and Mandarin The
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      441 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous FREIGHT/ OPERATIONS ASSISTANTS required by air charter company at Seletar Airbase. Must have completed National Service. Mm. O' level valid Class :i driving licence. Preference to tluse with experience of cargo/ passenger handling knowledge of OCA export import documentations. Starting salary $500 p.m. with allowam c
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      903 32 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Ira NGEE ANN I vjgy polytechnic! -*Jjj& invites applications from suitably qualified I f&jm Singapore citizens and Permanent Em Wm Residents of Singapore to fill the following pB ps&i posts at the:— j v? j^H Child Care Teachers (Grade IV) ji§ sip
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      51 32 THE DAIRY FARM ESTATE (Bukit Timah Road) requires SECURITY GUARDS Physically fit. Abie to perform shift duties. Must be below (50 years ol a^e. Gross salary $500. Interested applicants, please call lei: *****66/ 7 for appointment WAITRESSES (ENGLISH SPEAKING), Cooks (western, oriental) required by cafe m West Cousl Clementi. Tel:
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      473 32 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous O4ST AIRPORT SERVICES I has immediate vacan- S cies for the following S positions: *5 Expenence m repair > S maintenance of com- 1 mercial vehicles, S material handling g equipment, kitchen 5 equipment or SX building facilities, k preferably with elec- I 3 tncal knowledge
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      593 32 (IJIJNj UNDECIDED J An owner who is m a dilemma In nJI Q qJ over which of his two cars to sell 1 n 1 J 3- naB advertised both at classificU fjLl LZ3 tion 94 K«S /TV In He'll 8e whichever car the buyer I II 1 wants: "the
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      636 32 82 Accessories/ 82 Accessories/ Maintenance Maintenance o»lm'Jo :^s£ 1. Scanning Light-Up 10-Band Graphic Equalizer Amplifier l&B^fct, Z2001Z2002 LED Indicator Select." 4^_^ Graphic Equalizer x v.. Bedok Centre Electrical Co Mk 214. BedafcNonfa Street I 16.' Singapore 164 12/3 T.\ RS 3691 Hi, I 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo 1971 ALFA
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      365 32 87 For Sale: Mercedes 1982 BENZ ?0C Ist owner Original white Beautiful condition *****43 before lp.m or Mon 5/84. BENZ 200 Auto 1 owner S runs Showroom cond $92,000 on o Inquiries *****69 78 MERCEDES 200 Auto Pte owner, sport.s rims, seat covers offers above $34,000. Tel *****18 78 MERCEDES
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      372 33 83 Vehicle Financing/ insurance "Where do you go for easier, better car financing?" Faster, friendlier 12 months s':°o p. a. flat 24 months 5 4°0 p. a. flat 36 months 6%% pa. flat 48 months 6:°o pa flat (instalments payable m advance) S3 DBS FINANCE Head Omce 6 Shenton Way
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      446 33 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 81 FORD LASER I 3GL Notchback. Original White, good condition, seldom used. Tel: *****4!. 83 TELSTAR ORIGINAL cond. Seldom used. Tax new. Contact: *****5. Don Quek. 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan Il=&i;ik^flf7l| I DEL TA MOTOR memoer of RuDy Uroup) Bukit Timah Showroom:
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      903 33 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan APRIL 79 120Y GI. Tip lop condition, full accessories See to appreciate *****91 Richard co reg. oatsun Bluebird, Jan 1981 1 owner, tax June Accident tree $11,200 ono Tel: 4671 838. LATE '78 DATSUN IOOA Aircon. radio cassette, s rims, new tax. pte owner $8,600 PARF
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      892 33 90 For Sale: Toyota 1981 TOYOTA STARLET, good condition, radio cassette, aircon Tel *****31 1984 MARCH, TOYOTA 1300. TelSlar, F.X, 5-speed, aircon, 1 owner. $21,800. *****00 7/80 COROLLA DX Aircond. cassette, tax. PARF. Good condition $15,450 neg *****49 73 TOYOTA CELICA. S/rlms. aircon. radio cassette Price $8,800 on 0 Tel
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      870 33 92 For Sale: Mazda '81 MODEL 626, aircon. power windows, central locking. Radio cassette Road tax. insurance new Alarm, sports rims $17,000 Raymond *****32. ALMOST '77 MAZDA Capella 1600 Aircon, radio cassette, with tax insurance Asking $5,700 ono Tel: *****64. ALMOST '84 MAZDA 626 1 8 Coupe Radio cassette Sports
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      728 33 j 94 For Sale: Other Makes Call Wayfoong for Fast approvals on loans Competitive rates Friendly, efficient service Way'conq Mortgage ana Finance <S| Ltd A *"OHy-owneC suDS. S Hong Kong Ban* 6 Claymore h,n 003 00 i Claymore Pla^a Singapore 09. a. < SINGAPORE USED CAR PTE LTD (Authorised Dealer
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      832 33 94 For Sale: Other Makes ALMOST '81 DAIHATSU < harade. 2 owners Aircon, s rims. t.ix. radio cassette. $13,600 neg *****38. APRIL 1984 HYUNDAI Stellar excellent condition Asking $21,500 *****59 DAIHATSU CHARMANT. JUNE '83, tull accessories $20,400 ono Tel: *****61. END -75 SPORTY Mini Clubman Tip top condition Hi-fi aircon
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      814 33 96 For Sule: Motor Cycles/Scooters LCI2S 1982 Sl.BOO. I i! 25 si 000 TRS 1981 $750 RXS $1,200 RXIOO CEI2S 197;. $700 RD2OO C 8125 $30() No 15 Sibu Road, off Nelson Road Tel *****53 MANY 2ND HAND RUI2SLC M8X125 S7OO XXX RD3SOLC RU2SO PXISOE CVBO scooters i;To man) others
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      1124 33 106 Accomodation Available Houses 106 Accomodation Available Houses ffiHDB 1 PROPERTIES TO LET Tender are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential ties:Tender Deposit A) SELETAR AIR BASE (Jalan Kayu) Payable (i) Double-Storey Terrace (2 bedrooms) at 15 Lambeth Walk $325.00 (ii) Double-Storey Terrace (2 bedrooms) at 9
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      559 34 ll.inl)b#- 0N CLOUD NINE SoHl Keen on a luxurious penthouse 1 with the sky as your roof? This •jjjJwwijpi^vW'^ fully furnished penthouse, with a I m\ 1 iJlri'i 1 r rooftop garden, is for sale at Jfc^ifl^iiirtiiiifc i classification 114. J^^j^JWß\^! i I l^^^immT^rf»i'!mmmmfc^B»mm*^m\JHK; .^v<Jl2mLwm»J|^ 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TO
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      438 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments i LUXURY TOWNHSES m superb loI cation 3/ 4 bdrms. spacious kiti hen pte »;<]n s/pool. tennis. 54.000— 55.000 Gallop Rd. vtcinttj Small cplx. 3 bdnns, living overlooks greenery 52.200. Tanglin Rd./ Marco Polo vicinity. 3/ 4 bdrms. delightful kitchen. j serene setting, condo facilities. SJ
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      713 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DUCHESS PK/ POINT Loma, 4+l bdrms, small complex, family area, lug kitchen, good layout Living overlook s pool. Pte gdn. SS.IKX)'. .f.WUOKS xBtHJ (no agents). 0.19 UPPER SERANGOON Road, top floor. 3-bdrm. apt., 2 bathrooms, built-in kitchen and wardrobes. V (urn. $1,600 p.m. Contact owner, *****39
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      585 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments i 'oTlrdmorecParl^l OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive Country Club membership Just off Orchard Road and Scotts Road s 3-bedrooms; large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from $3,600 per month including service charge Visit our show flat, 10am
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      576 34 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms SRI LANKAN COUPLE requires furnished room for 2 months near Woodlands/ Sembawan« Tel: *****79. 113 For Sale: Houses SHANGRI-LA PARK Exclusive 7 units double-sto-rey bungalow at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 2 (Upper Thomson Rd, 11 km) 2 units left. Tenant— freehold. Floor
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      608 34 114 For Sale: Private Apartments TOH Yl COURT Exclusive 18 units condominium with swimming pool at TOH Yl DRIVE (2158) Tenure: Freehold Built-up area: 2,000/ 3,200/ 4,200 sq.ft. Price: $520,000 above 4 units left Loan arrangeable Ready for immediate occupation. Ample parking space. Book now!! you will get following extras
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      439 34 114 For Sale: Private Apartments SniSr CLEMENTI PARK (T^Zkff) SHOWCASE PHASE 3C o****^ PHASE 3C^^^^' O/» t\ n A Comprising Gate House and ob Designs m Particularly h«i* ->,»*<* irtai- cally sculptured housing blocks set I 1 VjOOu TaSt6 amidst the sprawling and lush landVisit Our Gate House Showflat scape
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      332 34 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments i 2-ROOM HDB CIRCUIT Road. 81k. 44. 514.0U0. 5-room Dover Close East 81k.14. directly facing sea. SIIO.UOU Marine Drive 81k. 77. high floor, hall marble, rooms ceramic/ terrazzo, cabinets, aircon, see to appreciate, $132,000 0.n.0 Tel: *****73. 5-RM. DOVER ROAD,
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      395 34 114 For Sate: Private Apartments BukitTimah Mansion Penthouse High class facilities Tip-top residential area Beautiful scenery Tropical garden Swimming pool Children's playground 24-hour security system. Freehold 90° c Loan i Please call *****58 Mr Chong Miss Doreen 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces I SPACE FOR I I LEASE I
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      208 34 114 For Sate Private Apartments 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 3-RM CWEALTH RENOVATED Saving of petrol/time $32,000 furniture CPF *****11/ *****31 3-RM FLAT FOR sale at Marine Dr., 81k.64 at $45,000 Facing sea near cinema shpg ctr 441 lilt* 3-RM F/FURN. FLAT, Holland Close. 11th fir Close to shpg ctrs
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      605 35 120 For Sale Office Spaces Wo^ ass ■FJ^^aP^r^^^^^PrVß office banking Building H*G~— Pp n»al ■JLt^fll A■■ ;a IS Curtain walling WmWmWmttmmwmWmm%m^mJaWaWala^a^^m^^m% Crystalline structure towers over the golden-shoe area Close to MRT station At the junction of Cecil Street/McCallum Street, adjacent to Bangkok lyl Close to National Development Building. M^^^^*^^ commercial
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      491 35 120 For Sale: Office Spaces 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces ■n jfPaip^ l -HE #H V FAR EAST PLAZA An ideal place m the tourist belt lor setting up fast food and other types of restaurants. Located at the junction of Orchard Road/ Scotts Road, between Goodwood Park Hotel and
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      35 35 120 For Sale: Office Spaces 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOP HOUSE TO let at Brighton Crescent .>tt Serangoon Garden Way Please contact tel: *****4fi shop at /»02-42 Balestier Plaza. Contact tel: *****04 today only.
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      253 39 SINGAPORE'S Peter Hill crashed out of the Swedish Open squash championships m Helsingborg on Thursday when he was beaten 9-3, 9-1, 6-9, 9-5 by Australia's Steven Vocetti m the first round. Other results (Swedes, unless stated): Jan-UW Soderberg bt Patrik CoU (Aust) 7-9,
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      Mehta confident of victory
      309 40  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By WINNING isn't everything. Winning comfortably is. This is what skipper Mahesh Kumar Mehta will have m mind when he leads Singapore against Negri Sembilan m the opening game of the Malaysian Cricket Association League competition at Balestier Road this morning (10.30). "I am
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      I'm out, declares former skipper
      538 40  -  J. RAJENDRAN Muruthi quits over state of cricket By I rang Mahesh (the skipper) last night to tell him about my decision to quit. I'm terribly disappointed at the way things have gone. It's built up over the last year, and the SCA's decision was
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      No fear over missing links
      203 40  -  PETER SIOW Stories by LOY SOO HAN and Teo Beo Lim, who are m the Singapore national table tennis team for next month's Brunei Games, have not been able to achieve full attendance at this week's training. Both have missed the odd session because of
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      See Tiong not the centre of attention
      232 40 See Tiong not the centre of attention CENTRE Tan See Tiong has pulled out of the national basketball team preparing for the Brunei Games from March 24-31. But the lanky 25-year-old, a first choice for some years, has assured the selectors that he will be available for the Southeast Asia
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      251 41 Reddick gets stick for weigh-in trick TORONTO. Fri. Canadian middleweight boxer Gerry Reddick said thai wnflc ht- was m no shape to put on a serious tight, he did not deliberately lose his bout ,ast Monday night m Holland. Reddick also said he put a rock m his pants during
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      Lock icon Cummings bucks up the Bucks
      219 41 American Sport NEW YORK. Fri. No matter what professional basketball legacy is left to Milwaukee next season. 1985 wiO be remembered there as the year Terry CommmgS tame to the Burks With the franchise for sale and the possibility of coach Don Nelson leaving as
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      242 41 Sheene, 4-wheel driver Motor Sport LuNrX)\. Fri. Barry Sheene, who recently announced his retirement from motorcycling, said yesterday he would drive it Toyota car m the 1985 British saloon car championships. Sheene, twice world 500 cc motor cycling champion, will make his saloon car debut at the International Trophy meeting
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      468 41 Bookmakers presume that Livingstone is the man to tone down 'Boom Boom' again RF:NO (Nevada), Fri. The war of words has begun m earnest as World Boxing Association lightweight champion Livingstone Bramble and fellow-Ameri-can Ray "Boom Boom" Maneini wind up their preparations for tomorrow's title fight. Maneini,
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      Hope for the hijackers
      850 42 Giants fear ambush, minnows relish romance Today's ties FA Cup, fifth round: Ipswich v Sheffield Wednesday. Luton v Watford, Southampton v Barnsley, York v Liverpool, Everton v Telford, Millwall v Leicester, Wimbledon v West Ham. Divison One: Aston Villa v Arsenal. Stoke v West Bromwich. Chelsea
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      Lock icon Reds and Blues aim to keep purple patch
      651 42 BORI SSI A Moenrhengladbaoh and Liverpool will play a charity match to raise funds for families of the 19 British Royal Air Force bandsmen who died m Monday's motorway tragedy, the West German club said. No date has been fixed for the
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      Lock icon Vaudeville in Verona
      312 42 LONDON, Fri. Italy face a soccer showdown on Sunday as six of the top seven First Fivision sides clash. The crunch takes place m Verona where the League leaders face second-placed Internazionale. Fourth-placed Roma are away to Sampdoria, m sixth spot, while Juventus. fifth, travel to Milan,
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      Lock icon Norsemen's novel European show
      183 42 STOCKHOLM. Fri. If the four Nordic nations are successful m their joint bid to stage the 1988 European Championship, it could herald a new era. While West Germany. England and Holland will put forward a traditional format to the Uefa organising committee meeting m Berne next
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      510 43  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI Novices come up tops m determination and potential By THEY were interested. They were sincere. They fought till thefr muscles cried for mercy. But, even though they showed much potential, the techniques employed by most of the combatants at the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association Novices
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      wander lost
      298 43  -  JOE DORAI $50,000 question as National League sponsors pull out By WANDER, the main sponsors of the National Football League for the last five seasons, have decided to pull out, leaving the Football Association of Singapore with the task of finding $50,000 to run the competition. The setback
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      Young Lions roaring to go at Pahang
      364 43  - Young Lions roaring to go at Pahang JOE DORAI But Hussein warns against complacency PAHANG "S unexpected 1-1 draw against Perlis m the Malaysia Cup soccer match at the Darulmakmur Stadium on Thursday night has boosted Singapore's hopes for their game against Pahang tomorrow night at the same venue. Said
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      Lock icon Nasir paves way for Trengganu
      254 43 TRENGGANU 2 KELANTAN 0, SABAH 1 PERAK 1. KEDAH 0 PENANG 0 X! ALA TRENGGANU. Fri. Nasir Jalil put Trenggaau on the way to i SMI win over Kelantan at the Nasiruddin Stadium m a Malaysia Cup soccer rr.u<h here tonight. The former Singapore striker
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      RJC have extra to handle
      120 43 RAFFLES Junior College, last year's under--20 winners m the annual Singapore Cricket Club rugby sevens, will have to contend with two more teams when they begin the defence of their crown at the Padang this morning at nine. The competition for the Sithawalla Trophy will
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      Lock icon Matches called off
      87 43 Matches called off LONDON, Fri. Snow and ice have forced the postponements of the following British League soccer matches scheduled for tomorrow: English FA Cap, fifth round: Luton v Watford (postponed to Tuesday), Ipswich v Sheffield Wednesday (Wed), Southampton v Barnsley (Tues). Div. One: Aston Villa v Arsenal, Stoke v
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      Tin Spartan is well 'in'
      231 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By TIN SPARTAN, an impressive second to Gesture II m a fast-run 1.200 m race last Sunday, should go one better m Race 7 for Class 3 Div 2 horses over 1,400 m at Penang today. This six-year-old English gelding will appreciate the
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      3759 36 GOING FORECAST: GOOD 2.15 class 5 div 5 1,400 m (Ratings: 51-43) (Stakes: $11,500) 1 06**** Flying Swallow II (late Hydraulic Jack) 51 (51) Puncak-Buang 4ag dc +15 Did not accept last week; led till straight, finishing 5-length 6th to (juincy C 4-6 Spore 1400 m good
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      279 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP TONTO PEDIGREE LUCKY LEO WENG SOOK 3 Terry Moore 3TerryMoofe 3 Terry Moore 3 Terry Moore 1 8 Thistle The Wind 7 Respectable 5 Pulau Sembilan 7 Respectable 1 Flying Swallow 1 Flying Swallow 1 2 Flight Charter 7 Many Wishes 3 D.
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      Safe Return for your bet
      254 36  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track PENANG, Fri. Return To Reno 11, who was backed down last Satur- day as if she could not lose but was withdrawn when she could not be boxed, can be supported with confidence m Race 3 for Class
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      Piggott gets six-figure retainer offer
      234 36  -  JACK ELLIOTT By of the Melbourne Herald MELBOURNE, Fri. Lester Piggott has been offered a huge retainer to stay m Australia tn ride star three-year-old Centaurea m her races during the autumn. The ace British jockc\ won the ASlaa.iW (alx.ni S$>W.WMt) 2.680 m \ustralian Oaks
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      Millionaire Bob in dashing gallop
      464 37 Millionaire Bob in dashing gallop ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE PENANG. Fri. Millionaire Bob served notice of his chances m the Class 3 top division sprint over 1,400 m (Race 7) on Sunday with a dashing gallop here this morning. With R. Rajoo astride, the three-year-old stretched out impressively over
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      Tomorrow's card
      1358 37 I If ft 20 CLASS 5 DIV 6 1,400 m uin 'if W (Ratings: 49-39) (Stakes: $11,500) I ****** Satchmo H.i (48) Satc.imo-Zain 3 nzg d 3 -1 Bleasdale 3 ****** Tcqnamal 5C (47) Merung Lagi-Heddle 5 agdl -2.5 Cook 8 3 *****8 Kiwi Rnnner 554 (44) C-
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      Top workouts of the week
      100 37 TUESDAY (yielding going): Useful Advice 39.6, Hello Darling 36.3, Roily Polly (Rajoo) and Phenomena 37, Atom Beau 37.1, Second Chance 39.7, Southfolk and Splendid Mover 36.5, Harbor Ball 39. WEDNESDAY (yield- ing): Creme De Luxe (apprentice M.C. Liew) 36.8, Actinium 36.5, Second Chance 38.2. THURSDAY
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      Jockeys' tally in the new season
      186 37 Total No of placings Placings for last II rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Connorton 36 11 6 5 ********** 2 Johnston 50 II 7 1 ********** 3 Setches 39 6 8 4 ********** 4 Subian 26 5 3 3 ********** 5 Tweedie 22
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      Lock icon When one horse said to another: Be my Valentine
      260 37 LONDON, Fri. Just al few months ago, lifei held little meaning for' four-year-old gelding Meningi, and there were long odds against him receiving any St Valentine's Day cards. But yesterday, six Valentines arrived at his stable m Malton, north England all
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      69 39 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS TEOH PEK CHUAN nee MADAM LEE SIEW KIM Aged 38, pa*Md away peacefully on 15 February, 1985 leaving Dvnina. Husband: Dr Teoh Pek Chuan Son*: Teoh Chia-Meng Teoh Chia-Wen Daughter: Teoh Chia-Yin Cortege leaving No. 1, Ridgewood Close, Singapore 1027 at 12.00 noon on Sunday,
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      258 39 181 Deaths 184 In Memoriam MOM DOROTHY (DORIS) CLOTILDA MONTEIRO Age 67 patted away peacefully on 13.2.85. Leaving behind: Sisters Children Step Children Sons-in-law Daughters-in-law Grand Children. Great Grand Children, nieces nephews to mourn her lost. Body lying at St. Joseph Church Parlour, Victoria St. and leaving at 2.30pm on
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      33 39 183 Condolences 183 Condolences r THE MASTER AND COUNCIL OF THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE, SINGAPORE SENDS DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO DR. P C TEOH AND FAMILY ON THE DEMISE OF MRS. P C TEOH.
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      184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam
      160 39 184 In Memoriam 184 In Memoriam In Loving Memory Of STEPHENIE LYE YIN FUNG Departed 16.2.80 Always remembered by parents, brothers, grandfather, uncles, aunties and all loved ones First Anniversary m Cherished Memory Beloved Husband Fathei Father-in-law and Grand-father Late MR X VEERASINGAM Mr 1 Rosammah Veeraiingarr and children request
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    Lock icon Joint Jordan-PLO team to be sent to future talks
    373 44 TUNIS, Fri. IN WHAT couki tv .t significant breakthrough m the search for Middle East peace, v;J.m md the Pales tine Liberation Organisation have agreed to send .t joint negotiating to an y f u t u r e international peace
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    More than 70 believed killed in ship fire
    170 44 More than 70 believed killed in ship fire NEW DELHI, Fri. More than 10 people may have died from Tuesday's fire aboard the passenger liner Chidambaram, said officials at Madras port where the ship has docked. Salvage workers were still searching through the vessel after recoverin g "77 bodies. One
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    Lock icon 3 seriously injured in four-car pile-up
    326 44  -  SHIRLEY TAN Story: A SPORTS car is believed to have caused this accident when it "flew" over the railing and overturned on the opposite side of the road on the Benjamin Sheares Bridge at about 4.45 pm yesterday. Three of the five people involved
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    Lock icon IMF cancels $900 m loan to Brazil
    410 44 Move could worsen debt crisis WASHINGTON, Fri. The International Monetary Fund, deeply worried about Brazil's failure to carry out domestic reforms, has decided to cancel a US$4OO million (Ss9o4 million) loan due next month, United States officials said yesterday. The move abruptly ended
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    34 44 TOKYO, Fri. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone has called off his planned visits to France and Italy m early May because of a heavy domestic schedule, government sources said without giving details. Kyodo
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    31 44 NEW YORK. Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 1.65 points to 1.289.53 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Father has enough of seeing double
    137 44 WEST SPRINGFIELD (Massachusetts), Fri. "Enough is enough," said Mr Gene Bressette, whose wife gave birth to the couple's second set of twins and the seventh set of twins m his family's five generations. "That's it," said Mr Bressette, 37, a Conrail employee, yesterday. "I'm
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    Lock icon World Chess marathon called off
    244 44 World Chess marathon called off MOSCOW, Fri. The gruelling World Chess Championship marathon was surprisingly called off today after 48 games, apparently doe to the mental fatigue of champion Anatoly Karpov but he immediately demanded that it be continued to the bitter end. Karpov was leading challenger Gary Kasparov 5-3,
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    What it should have been
    119 44 What it should have been NTUC Fair Price supermarkets will close at 5 pm on Feb 19, not 12.30 pm as reported m an article m Thursday's Straits Times. It is the office which will close at 12.30 pm. In the same story, it was also wrongly reported that all
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      20 1 SECTION TWO Fire pot varieties for that reunion dinner OUTLOOK, Page Four Lunar New Year traditions KIDS THINGS, Page Six
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      1330 1  -  MAY HO By Our writer interviews novelist Terence Kelly, whose latest book, based on his experiences as a prisoner-of-war being transported m a small cargo ship from Singapore to Japan, has been submitted for the Booker Prize 4 We went through a period of
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        735 2 A MAN. A woman. Another man. So many tales of love, passion and death have been spun out of these three strands that it seems impossible that yet another excellent novel could be produced from the same material. Yet, American author Louise Shivers has
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        555 2  -  J.A. Cuddon GEOFFREY PEREIRA Edited by Reviewed by THE PENGUIN BOOK OF GHOST STORIES Penguin Books Ltd. 1984 512 pages. $22.75 THE PENGUIN BOOK OF HORROR STORIES 607 pages. $22.75 THE Penguin Book of Ghost Stories is an anthology covering the last 200 hundred years, and offers a
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        904 2  - Story of St George's church, Tanglin John B. Hattendorf St George's Church PETER KEYS THE TWO BEGINNINGS t> Hardcover, 100 pages. $25 Reviewed by JOHN HATTENDORF was m Singapore for three years, from 1981 to '83, when he was visiting professor of military and naval history at the National University
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        329 3 TV Village by the Sea b> Anita Desai King Penguin. $10 25) Han and Lila have Ineii m a fishing village all their lives. But their father is a drunkard, and their mother, seriously ill. How the children grow up parallels, m some ways, the transformation of
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        781 3  -  Harriet Roth HUO MEILI By Reviewed by DELICIOUSLY LOW The Gourmet Guide to Low-sodium, Low-fat, Low-cholesterol, Low-sugar Cooking Plume, 1983 350 pages, $14 HARRIET ROTH faced the need to dramatically alter her family's eating habits when, eight years ago, her husband developed a coronary problem.
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        421 3  -  Raymond Briggs NATHANAEL LIM The young reader FUNGUS THE BOGEYMAN B. London: Hamish Hamilton. 1982 Sottcover. 48 pages. $6.90 Reviewed by A WEIRD mix of poetry and s?atalogical material that's the stuff with which best-selling cartoonist Raymond Briggs spins gold. Adulating fans ranging fron children (and
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        361 3 New arrivals at Times the Bookshop Lots of Kisses (Dragon's World, $17.30) Just the thing for Valentines and other kissing cousins: slick collection of art print kisses, ranging from the electric kiss to the cosmic kiss From the fairy tale to the forbidden. The Brotherhood by Stephen Knight (Granada. $10.25)
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        593 3 Katong XiPhCai! (Katong wishes you a prosperous Lunar New Year) j This is our last opportunity to ij "j k^k^yf <^p n! Ite wish everybody m Singapore r-r-*-*^ !M *2tßB^' xl 'tevT^wouJd dearly 190 J $9^^ love to do so m person. So we o^5L I DEBl?TSoiJbowi LJ.U\J Flat plate
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        730 5  -  HUO MEILI On the lunch trail By KINGSLAND VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT Blk 34. Whampoa West -01 27 Tel: *****06, *****30 11 am 10 pm daily Major credit cards MA N A G I N G Director Jimmy Liew is going to have no trouble packing customers into
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        1209 5  -  Tsui Xian Great Grapes By THE Alps form an impressive barrier between Italy and the rest of the European continent. This mighty range tapers into roliing hills of a few hundred metres high to the south of Turin, the main industrial town
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      505 6  -  UNCLE OTAK WHICH is the busiest occasion m your household 1 I agree with you if your answer is the Lunar New Year. To me, it's this important celebration, with ail its necessary preparations, which keeps us going. Each race and culture has its celebrations.
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        503 7 I PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT I I on their handing over of m f I I NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (PHASE I) I I MINISTRY OF HEALTH I H 'T. i iW**! I }O( FLETCHER LUM CHANG (KENT RIDGE PROJECT) PTE LTD ID I fl 51 Anson Road #09-55, Anson Centre, Singapore
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        480 8  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN CHRISTOF LAUER QUARTET Last Wednesday at the Singapore Conference Hall Reviewed by MORK heartening than the concert Itself was the tact that Ministry of Community Development officials were busy handing out questionnaires for the forthcoming Jazz Festival. In true civil service style, the five-page eyclostyled questionnaire
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        455 8  -  PAIK CHOO Our writer gives you a ringside view of a (aargh!) wrestling match By 4 Under hot lights. egged on by the half-filled stadium of mostly men, the Prince of Darkness, the Sudanese Butcher, Punk Rock and Mean Little Kevan. among others. publicly
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        384 8  -  IRENE HOE Previewed by JAPANESE OCCUPATION: SINGAPORE 1942-45 Archives and Oral History Department exhibition hall, Hill Street Building From today until March 16, except for first two days of the Lunar New Year 10 am to 6 pm daily (exhibition closes at
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        600 18  - Murphy 9 s law in Beverly Hills KANNAN CHANDRAN BEVERLY HILLS COP Jade, midnight, tonight Reviewed by 4 Beverly Hills Cop draws attention to issues such as social discrimination and class consciousness. From the initial sequences, when the camera focuses on run-down buildings and filthy streets, to the activities m
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        413 18  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN RED DAWN Lido, midnight, tonight Reviewed by WORLD WAR 111 starts inauspiciously enough on a quiet autumn morning. Hundreds of crack Russian-back-ed Cuban and Nicaraguan paratroopers rain down on the small community of Calumet, Colorado, and proceed to take over this sleepy town.
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        571 19  -  TISA NG By YOU could say it was the second time lucky for Han Lin, winner m the amateur section of this year's Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) Chinese Talentime. Han Lin's first shot at fame and fortune m the 1983 Talentime resulted m his "getting thrown
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        310 19  -  CATHERINE TAN VILLAGE EARTH IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE INCAS Tomorrow. Ch 12. 8 Dm Previewed by MENTION a documentary and one immediately thinks of yet another programme about the won ders of science and the universe or Third World problems. Beginning tomorrow
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        582 19 ALL JAPAN RED AND WHITE SONG FESTIVAL Tonight, Ch 8, 9.15 pm Previewed by LOW MEI MEI TEARS are an integral part of the Kohaku I'tagasen, or the All Japan Red and White Song Festival. Every year, performing artistes, who are selected to pit
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        87 8 I PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT I I on their handing over of I I NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (PHASE I I I MINISTRY OF HEALTH I _a^^MMMfIHBSX si HB **25 ?»»i I*""* !^"!__^s£_^MM<Mi:i— i JMI MM «M>r IfPPaSBBSEiIIS v i i ■MLM^iXi^ NOMINATED SUBCONTRACTOR FOR THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION I MULPHA MARKETING (S)
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        297 8 We are proud to be associated with the main contractor. Fletcher ?M Sj Lum Chang (Kent Ridge Project) Pte. Ltd. m the supply and installation 8p%,J3 mipolom] SQQRES ifj^ ANOTHER P>4» We are proud that Mipolam homogenous floor covering has oeen selectea WJ* for this highly prestigeou s project a
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        764 9 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES I— H— I JtlJ I II L .IIJLJL I lilllliiillllß Telefax No: *****59 Kates: Box Service: MwmiH ammo nojuoo I MWHMWWW Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 fetes Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ;M)SM TIMKAD Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo
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        535 9 l| Economic Development !I==!I Board HH^ Applications are invited from citizens/ permanent residents of Singapore for the posts of: Japanese Language Teacher m the Japan-Singapore Technical Institute. The Institute, a joint project of the 1 Governments of Japan Singapore, proJ vides training m the following fields for the skilled manpower
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        1265 9 i ■f A t/aterlK >use fl V Managemenl Consultants Pit I td Management Consultants m a wide ran^e of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring,
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        780 10 APPOINTMENTS Invites applications for the positions of:- jap I (A) Chemical Engineer This position will be responsible for providing process ||i| ngmeering support to Refinery operations. Among «i f the varied assignments are those relating to process j£| design, plant performance analysis, process 8» :omputer applications, energy conservation and jaR
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        646 10 We are an established agro-food based >^&^^^^^ company. We are inviting suitably 4H^^J^^^. qualified dynamic individuals for the following key positions for our expanding WBm activities:- law I PROJECTS I I DEVELOPMENT I I MANAGER I lagl The successful candidate will be responsible for the planning, W§& WSBi evaluation and
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        1104 10 GENERAL MANAGER Salary Negotiable with Other Fringe Benefits IMI Fluid Power (S) Pte. Ltd. is part cf a major international group, a world leader compressed air equipment. Famojs product lines include line of NORGREN ENOTS The company is seeking to recruit a nigh calibre General manager who will carry h
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        510 11 APPOINTMENTS A CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS invites applications for the following 2 positions i Passenger Sales Officer Requirements: GCE Advanced level preferred, but a minimum of 5 GCE 'O' Level Fluent m English Chinese At least 1 year experience m sales, preferably m the airline/travel industry Self starter with achievement orientation
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        720 11 i mi mm foimamic X^^^J H^^\ I I hi i M.I -i \^2^So/ In line with our 5-year expansion programme (1982-86), we invite < applications from suitably qualified i|| Singapore citizens, Permanent Residents of Singapore and ASEAN citizens to fill the following posts: ||i (A) EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTRE H EDUCATIONAL
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        738 11 H llilil!lilll§***************5151^ 1 w I jjj OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED I CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN 1 1 INTERNATIONAL BANKING Jn Overseas Union Bank Ltd offers rewarding career opportunities for experienced Ini banking executives m its expanding international operations. Successful candidates fd will join the Bank's international banking division and will be
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        111 11 to a very progressive company that otters you the challenge and career growth you have always wanted. 1 Accounts Clerk Possess GCE A or O level LCCI certificate preteraW j years experience m accoun Plant Maintenance Technician Possess NIC 3 certificate job involves maintaining of aire lighting and other genera!
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        593 12 APPOINTMENTS O*3 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ent to the posts ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN hi the Faculties of Engineering. Medicine and Science QUALIFICATIONS .i least 3 uCE O Level passes, preferably md or technical subjects. OR n Trade Certificate plus 3 GCE O Level sses or Industrial Technician Certificate m Eiectricai
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        679 12 m i UNITED WORLD COLLEGE 1 OF SOUTH EAST ASIA SINGAPORE I The United World College of South East Asia j otters a secondary education to boys and girls erf all nationalities, boarding and day students, m the age range 1 !-18. There are 100 teaching staff and 1350 students
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        606 12 SALES ENGINEERING MANAGER (CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT) >'.' We require a Singapore citizen for the position as Sales Engineering Manager at the East Asia Regional Office m Singapore. As Sales Engineering Manager, he will be responsible for technical sales support to importers within the East Asia region. He will be following the
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        573 12 I PROPERTY EXECUTIVE OUR CLIENT, a large and well established company wishes to appoint a Property Executive. I THE PROPERTY EXECUTIVE will assist the Property Manager m the managemen and maintenance of the company's office and residential properties. Resp of the Executive will include budgeting and control of expenditure relatm
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        479 12 A Leading International Manufacturing Company invites applications from suitably qualified persons to fill the positions of ueyree or Uiploma m L-nojneenny 2 years relevant experience m large scale assembly environment with knowledge on line set up balancing, establishing standard times, capacity study and H automation of assembly processes GCE 0
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        809 13 APPOINTMENTS Senior Marketing Engineer The incumbent should possess l -depth marketing and interactive skills to relate to people at all levels. He is expected to work closely with our team of development engineers and perform applications engineering. Market development and promotion of our range of electronic products for industrial, telecommunications
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        346 13 V AW Q We are an international life insurance I Company and we invite suitable applicants to fill the position of: INFORMATION CENTER ANALYST Job Responsibility The successful candidate will provide extensive analysis and programming support to our users m the user computing area. He/she will have opportunities for development
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        611 13 I MimScnbe EXPANSION HI Thais right' MINISCRIBE PERIPHERALS is emban\ing on an expansion ji fig programme. Opportunities exist for Engineers and Supervisors m our plant 1 mm m Ang Mo Kio which manufactures computer peripherals. I Engineers I m| D Manufacturing Industrial B Electronics D Quality Control 3|lj Tertiary qualifications
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        542 13 BEATRICE FOODS (SINGAPORE) PTE LID rvtjuirv.s I Experienced Sales I Representative The incumbent is responsible for the sales and I distribution of company's products direct to I institutional outlets such as hotels, clubs and I coffee houses. The candidate is expected to be around 25 years I I old and
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        459 14 APPOINTMENTS I Park View Singapore OFFERS YOU A CHALLENGING CAREER WITH ADVANCEMENT PROSPECTS Holiday Inn Park V'ew part of the fastest growing and largest hotel chain m the world, offers you a hotel career excellent salary and generous fringe benefits. Applications are invited for the position of PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER
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        685 14 ifji/i" I O^^ A MINISTRY OF HEALTH, SINGAPORE A L ft (A) PUPIL ASSISTANT NURSES W^ (B) STUDENT NURSES Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents of Singapore preferably between the age of 16 25 years. Female candidates should preferably be single. QUALIFICATIONS For (A) —d) Singapore-Cambridge GCE
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        601 14 ©HDB s REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE The HDB is. one of the largest Statutory Boards m Singapore As the sole authority m public housing, its current year's development entails the management of $3855 m capital budget and operational budget of $121 lm annually To match our future development, we are inviting
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        555 14 A progressive international company invites applicants for the following positions: ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEER This position will interest Degree or Diploma graduates m Electrical Engineering (majoring m Electronics) with at least two years experience m industrial electronics equipment Additional experience obtained m electrical engineering would De an advantage. Graduates with no experience
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        823 15 Applications are invited from male and female candidates for the position of BANK TELLER You can look forward to a satisfying career with M H an attractive pay scheme, fringe benefits Mgjf and the opportunities for iIL career advancement. jp I Q.nnaoore citizen miim a rredits including English H I
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        586 15 M We are an American local Joint-venture B| company, providing an exceptionally m wide range off precision engineering |j services. Due to expansion In our fll activities, we Invite you to Join us at: I Marketing I I Manager I r|vj Must possess engineering qualification H •Be articulate, possess drive
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        366 15 Applications are mvitea frorr suitably qualified candidates for the pcwon of MARKETING EXECUTIVE Possess recognisea Diploma m Autcmonve Engineer ing or its equivalent witn sortie knowledge of com^Prcsal yen Fluency m English Mandarin and ma dialects will be an advantage Must be prepared to ck whenevet necessary Interestea to pursje
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        384 16 I "LIDO" NOW SHOWING!* aj (*****14) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.30, 4.00. 6.45, 9.15 bj j They're the best m the business... the dogs of war! jgxbC^tfr WILDGEESE^ I CAPITOL: NOW SHOWING! t *****5^) 5 SHOWS at 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30. 9.15 m ■VaSr a I bw^" iof .^Bjpvvrj 'i'
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        53 16 Clearance Sale sft Different Shoe Styles $14.85 i v wr iff- M flflfll w play boy/ IPTEI LTD Head People s Park Complex *(>l r -> I S pore Branch People s Park Centre #02-56. S pore WE ARE GOIh ALL STOCKS CLE PRICES AS FROM Address: 304 Orch Lucky
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        512 16 \i GOLDEN SULTAN: 8' A (*****76) b SHOWS Ham. 130 40C Xl VPATUAV (*****00) TODAY 6 SHOWb Ol tAInAT: Qm j 30. 4 00. 630 9 I'jprr, is WN ft ip^*■ /\5 1' J g < 4< I I 1 iJ-«* v V y Oi 1985 BREAKDANCE CHAMPIONSHIP J>l Heats
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        519 16 1 OWCAWISATIOW I »T.m'aT.aV—^' iMl'l I I MR 800 I meets POM t- v I I I MY LUCKY STARS i i.y/»:«} ow,vTrrT?.7imi I I lower In The Raining I Nighf I Ml V i Th* Occupant 'nil'.LMnl.^lU.I 1 14' TERJEBAK dalam DOSA I FRIOAt i jtt- mv jgrTTTTTI I
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        73 17 NOTICES |p ANNOUNCEMENT e-| Sal&of Equippnt Factory premises, complete with air-con and electrical fittings, production furniture, office and canteen fittings, offered for sale. j^l Located m Bedok Industrial Estate, approximately 30,000 ;i B sq. ft. of leased JTC Flatted v S Ideal for immediate commencefi| ment of operations. 9f Interested
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        81 17 I WANTED 1 I SEASIDE I I HOLIDAY 1 BUNGALOW IN 1 SINGAPORE Wr: i Ngee Ann Polytechnic wishes to lease a double-storey seaside holiday m bungalow with modern facilities 1 It should preferably be not mote than 50 metres from the sea The land area must be about 1
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        705 17 NOTICES FOR SALE At Attractive Price Used NCR Equipment m Excellent Condition I nit Model Description 1 499-212 Processing unit with 24K memory 1 499-212 Processing unit with 32K memory 1 399-01 Processing unit with 24K memory 2 *****1 9.8 MB'disk drive i 1 656-303 9.8 MB disk drive 2
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        306 17 IN THE KM Ol KTOFTHF BBPHMLM OI' SINGAPORE Suit Nt.. I(MI »t MM Between Far Eastern Bank limited Plaintiff \nd 1. i«! hut, i. Him. 2. Oh Che Siu 3. Oh 1/eh Yon* (spinster) Defendants NOTICE OF \I>\ERKTISEMENT To: Oh Che Siu -09-00. Choon Bee Building. 333 North Bridge Road
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        420 17 COMICS GARFIELD By Jim Davis VOUK*)V6\ 1 N I /^CAT^AIR) V A LOT y f ASSOCIATE. J J^^^^ V POG3 HA>R THE BORN LOSER ByArtSanmom ..T^PifeT VOLUME OF WE W\OMTH HAVE ALL 4^± TM 1 gATTBRI^ THE GAMBOLS By Bmrry Anneby on? too man/ veoPit ~7~z~3ZT7>w ABOUT r^ (TOO MAN/
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        167 17 PEANUTS «r «c*_tf« BEETLE BAILEY By Worr Walker YOUR SERSEAKJT HAVE YOU HEARP I■= VFS i' MEET //.AC THE 16 UNBELIEVABLE/ OFMACTHE KNiFE i Lt^ /To^ KNiPE PORK AN P WHAT'S HIS f V -t '#^T\ SPCON name 1 VS BUGS BUNNY «:r Warner Bros. I 6>^c3S &uunV 35^K:.\ SAiJ
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        367 18 1I k I |)l P|ki V] k ITALY'S LATEST INVENTION WITH PERMANENT 4^mflJSfrlJ| AUTO IGNITION GAS COOKER (From the largest Gas Cookers Manufacturers. Fox S.P A. of Italy. Every Top Burner has its own Buitt-m atest Device of Auto ignition) rw^_.. "1 mmm ■9- We have more than 40 models
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        5 18 More LEISURE on Page Eight
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        770 19 SPEOACULAR CHINAWARE AND JAPAN FLOWER VASES OFFER! O^%J2 C\% discount from 16 Feb~2B Feb. _w^y Ideal for Chinese New Year. I I 1 j*^ Til fs <■-}■' F-.:&lt& V^- b to I" HBHa_Br^ '^^■1 Bb I ■W 'BB9BBW 1H _V^oß__l B^a Ifl^Br B^Bb _r —I ''^^^Br f- **Jf i f
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        225 19 What's on THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION Pictorial exhibition of life m Singapore during the Japanese Occupation. Slide show on food control is at noon, 2 pm and 4 pm, daily except Sundays Interview tapes are also available on request, except on Sundays 10 am to 6 pm daily. Archives and Oral
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        66 19 cha to old favourites. Forecourt, Sentosa Wax Museum. 7 pm to 10 pm. Free, but usual entry charges to the island apply Concessionary rate of $1 for senior citizens. CANTONESE OPERA Part of Chinatown's Lunar \'ew Year celebrations. Staged m Sago Street. 8 pm to 10 pm INDIAN VARIKTY SHOW
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