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Title Section15 1985-03-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/8515 words
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Article, Illustration764 1985-03-02 1 'This is what the debate is about' By Our Parliament Team Full text of PM's speech and more reports on Pages 10, 11 and 12 Asian or Western values? I am asking the younger generation to ask themselves what makes Singapore work. Are you764 words
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Article247 1985-03-02 1 It's off to a busy start IT WAS a busy day, all right. A new Deputy Speaker was elected, two new MPs delivered their maiden speeches, lt ethers spoke, and there was seine sharp Parliamentary duelling. Mr Tan Soo Khoen, MP for Alexandra, was elected Deputy Speaker, succeeding Mr Hwang247 words
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Article75 1985-03-02 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja today said his planned visit to Hanoi had been postponed. A new proposed date is some time between March 12 and 19. The reason for the postponement was that no agreement on the date had been reached between Hanoi andAFP - 75 words
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Article534 1985-03-02 1 Two operators will get freer hand to help provide better public transport TWO bus operators will be given a freer hand m operating a lunchtime air-condi-tioned bus service linking the busy Shenton Way and Orchard Road areas. The new service, expected to give taxi drivers534 words
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Article285 1985-03-02 1 Big jump in US economic index WASHINGTON, Fri. The US government's chief gauge of future economic activity rose 1.7 per cent m January the strongest advance m about 18 months, the Commerce Department said today. The increase exceeded the expectations of analysts and provided fresh evidence that the American economyReuter; AFP - 285 words
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Article104 1985-03-02 1 The bus system will be further improved when another 12 km of bus lanes are added to the existing Km They will be introduced m Thomson Road and Upper Thomson Road next month and ir, Jalan Bukit Merah and Havelock late Bus lanes, which give104 words
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Article, Illustration204 1985-03-02 1 THE Singapore Grand Prix may soon be out of the pits if the Singapore Sports Council's proposal to revive the sport is accepted. A spokesman for the council said the proposal was submitted to the Ministry of Community Development a month ago. The last Grand Prix m204 words
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Article242 1985-03-02 1 THE Post Office Savings Bank has reduced the interest rate on savings by half per cent to 6^ per cent for deposits up to $100,000 and by three-quarters per cent to 5 per cent for balances above $100,000 from this month. A POSB spokesman said the242 words
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Advertisement212 1985-03-02 1 KING'S m INDUSTRIAL Mb SAFETY BOOTS M NAIL PROOF J TOP_ES KINO'S SHOE MFQ PTE LTD V_^3fc_^_C£- 1 47, Kallang Way I Singapore 1 334. kings on =arth T«l: *****1 1 (8 lin*s) The Sunday Times Tomorrow te X•' s ■i' s y,r !r»A gg When Peter Chi comes a-calling212 words
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Advertisement36 1985-03-02 1 US aware of fears about China's role: Page 7 Inside 62 pages today SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3-6 ASEAN 7 CAUSEWAY 8 EDITORIAL 18 LETTERS 19 BACKGROUND 29 TIMESDOLLAR 21-24 CLASSIFIEDS 25--33,35,37 RACING 3«J7 SPORTS 34,35,38,3936 words
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Article495 1985-03-02 2 Slim leads, but ALL kidnap-boy Wong Chong Kum could remember was a flyover and mahjong tables, but it was enough for police, who arrested two suspected abductors on Thursday night. Chong Kum remembered being driven under a flyover by the man and woman who "picked him up from school495 words
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Article362 1985-03-02 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: The government's intention to open up further avenues for the investment of Central Provident Fund savings will be rightly welcomed by Singaporeans. It would widen the range of choice and would also be beneficial from a broad economic point of view. However, freedom to Invest362 words
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Article76 1985-03-02 2 UNFLAGGING HOPES THE current military situation m Cambodia is reason to be pessimistic, says Prince Norodom Sihanouk, head of the Democratic Kampuchea coalition government. But, as a Khmer he believes that he must continue to fight without losing hope even as Hanoi attempts to get him to fight or76 words
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Article218 1985-03-02 2 N.O.L. SIGNS US$5O m REVOLVING LOAN DEAL NEPTUNE Orient Lines Ltd has signed a US$5O million revolving underwriting facility (RUF agreement, the first of its kind here. Keppe; Shipyard took part m a similar facility for m December, but it was m Singapore dollars of up to Ssloo million.218 words
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Article265 1985-03-02 2 Crucial match MANCHESTER United have their tacklers and battlers, but the mantle of creativity rests uneasily on Dane Jesper Olsen m captain Bryan Robson s absence through injury, writes MARTIN PALM ER. But Olsen has failed to prove a truly decisive infuence, and seems to lack the appetite foi265 words
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Article592 1985-03-02 2 Prospects dim PROSPECTS for an early end to uncertainties over the European Economic Community admitting Spain and Portugal dimmed as EEC foreign ministers failed to break a stalemate over entry negotiations and to settle differences over ways of financing the EEC's critical budget shortfall. But the ministers592 words
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Article328 1985-03-02 2 A professor's view YOU don't have to live m a Chinese kampung to know all about the tittle-tattle and goings-on m the small community. For that matter, you don't need to be a Singaporean to write stories about kamKung life. Take the case of Associate Professor Hchael Smithies,328 words
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250 1985-03-02 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Exempted from court THE 26 accused m the Benigno Aquino murder trial have won a ruling from the chief judge that they need not appear m court except when ordered to appear for identification by witnesses. Justice Manuel Pamaran gave his approval m response to250 words
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Advertisement21 1985-03-02 2 SINGAPORE BUSINESS 1 1""--- gg economic **"-w5 i affairs SSrSKs.r--. FEB 15, jLkw* 1985 S^.^^fcf _H___|^__a Times FVnodu s public a<ion21 words
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Article, Illustration455 1985-03-02 3 Tanaka's illness may have repercussions for LDP TOKYO, Friday JAPANS high-level politics have been thrown into utter confu sion over the news that former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka. power broker m ihe ruling Liberal Democratic Patty (LDP), has sufteie.i a stroke, political sources said today. H;sAP; Reuter; AFP - 455 words
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Article109 1985-03-02 3 SYDNEY. Fri. A 36--year-old man has been charged with sending poisoned chocolates to an aunt m West Germany hoping lo gain from hei will. Five people m Cologne became seriously ill after sampling the liqueur chocolates before reading an enclosed letter asking that the box be forwardedReuter - 109 words
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327 1985-03-02 3 SYDNEY, Fri AUSTRALIA'S Liberal Party, boosted by its good showing m last December's general elections, hopes to oust Labour from power m Victoria m tomorrow's state polls. The election m Australia's second most populous state is the first since a surprise swing to theReuter - 327 words
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Article64 1985-03-02 3 HONGKONG. Fri. China and Hongkong have agreed on the need to boost coordination m dealing with international hijacking and terrorism, the British colony's police chief said. Mr Roy Henry said yesterday after returning from the first visit by a Hongkong police chief to China that both sidesAFP - 64 words
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Article187 1985-03-02 3 SYDNEY, Pri. Australia is to announce a new policy on its intake of foreign students which is likely to include fee increases and cuts m quotas, an Education Ministry spokesman said today. The changes would be announced publicly within two weeks, the spokesman said. RisesReuter - 187 words
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273 1985-03-02 3 DHAKA, Fri. A curfew was imposed on Dhaka tonight alter President Hossain Mohammad Ershad banned all political activity, reimposed martial law with full force and announced a referendum to seek a vote of confidence. Radio Bangladesh said the five-hour curfew would last from midnightReuter; AP - 273 words
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Article31 1985-03-02 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. About 12,000 Sri Lankan Tamils fled by boat to the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu last month, the Press Trust of India reported today. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article68 1985-03-02 3 MILLIONS OF Indians vote today m state elections that will indicate how Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's popularity is faring after his national election win. Almost two- thirds of India's 380-million electorate will be eligible to vote m the polls m 11 states today and on Tuesday. ElectionsReuter - 68 words
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Article72 1985-03-02 3 BRITISH MINERS' leaders have called a meeting of their union's governing national conference tomorrow to decide whether to end their 50-week strike or fight on. The decision was made on Thursday at a seven-hour crisis meeting of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) leadership m Sheffield followingReuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration77 1985-03-02 3 WE HAVE heard of the many kinds of parades but private Chinese upholsterer Wang Zhongan went one better. He recently staged a sofa parade (picture above) aimed at eliciting public comments on his products which are already selling well m a number of cities. And MrAP - 77 words
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Article57 1985-03-02 3 AN IRAQI diplomat and his son were shot dead by gunmen at their home m Kuwait early yesterday, the official Kuwaiti News Agency reported. It named them as Mr Hadi Awwad Saeed, Assistant Cultural Counsellor at the Iraqi Embassy, and his son Hosni. Quoting security sources, itReuter - 57 words
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Article56 1985-03-02 3 POLICE IN Taipeh arrested an owner of a Taiwanese industrial conglomerate for alleged financial fraud that was expected to affect dozens of companies and businessmen. Tsai Chen-ehou, the Chairman of the Cathay Group's banking branch and an MP, was detained yesterday after Parliament passed a resolution strippingReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration164 1985-03-02 4 Soviet leader shown fighting for breath MOSCOW, Fri. Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko delivered a shad message of thanks to Moscow voters yesterday m a brief televised appearance that showed nirr. grasping the back of I chair for support and fighting for breath between words. The five-minute film clip that ledAP - 164 words
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Article327 1985-03-02 4 Agreement on Spain and Portugal eludes ministers BRUSSELS, Friday EUROPEAN Economic Community foreign ministers last night failed to break a stalemate on entry terms for Spain and Portugal, dimming prospects for an early end to uncertainties over community enlargement, diplomats said. But the ministers willReuter - 327 words
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Article311 1985-03-02 4 VIENNA, Fri A FORMER Libyan ambassador to Austria, Mr Ezzeddin Ghadamsi, opposed to revolutionary leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, was shot and seriously wounded yesterday as he left his home. He was still m critical condition after emergency surgery, police said. A doctor at the hospitalAP - 311 words
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218 1985-03-02 4 Wiretap probe ordered by Thatcher LONDON. Friday PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher has ordered an investigation into allegations that British intelligence agents tapped the telephones of leading trade unionists, anti-nuclear protesters, and leftwing politicians. Home Secretary Leon Brittan said yesterday m Parliament that the chairman of the security commission created byMrs218 words
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147 1985-03-02 4 Gromyko discusses Nato with Spain AP MADRID. Fri. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromkyo resumes talks. with Spanish Foreign Minister Fernando Moran today after apparently accepting Spain's arguments for staying m Nato. Mr Moran told reporters there was "absolute ly no pressure" when the question of eontin ued Spanish membeiship mAP; Reuter - 147 words
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114 1985-03-02 4 Firm takes grave view of coffin sidecar LONDON, Fri A couple whose motor-cycle sidecar is made from a coffin have had their macabre vehicle banned from the car park of their company, the Japanese electronics giant Sony. Bosses at Sony's TV plant m Bridgend, Wales, took a grave view ofReuter - 114 words
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Article74 1985-03-02 4 LONDON, Fri. Oleg Bitov, the Soviet defector who returned to the Soviet Union last year, is trying to recover about £46,000 (*****.700) he earned with anti-Soviet writings m Britain, his former friends here said yesterday. "It's very surprising that he's somehow managed to get on theAP - 74 words
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Article56 1985-03-02 4 OSLO, Fri. Accused spy Arne Treholt admitted yesterday that he gave classified documents to Soviet intelligence agents, but he insisted the information did not harm Norway's security. His confession came on the fourth day of an expected fiveweek trial during six hours of testimony by the 42-year-old formerAP - 56 words
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230 1985-03-02 4 LONDON, Fri. To let: Luxury apartments m desirable riverside property once owned by Henry VIII, with features including gallery reputed to be haunted by several wives of the 16th Century English monarch. This could be the prospect for wealthy tenants ifReuter - 230 words
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454 1985-03-02 5 Egypt trying to save peace plan CAIRO, Friday PLO and Shamir hit out at Mubarak's proposals EGYPT was floundering today m an attempt to revive Middle East peace talks after the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) scorned its ideas. Israeli "hawks" led byForeign Minister Yitzhak Shamir also voiced objec tions toReuter - 454 words
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Article, Illustration80 1985-03-02 5 MOST of the people m India find that life is not meant to be easy or pleasant. For this Hindu holy man, however, life is noth- ing bat a bed of roses or rather, a bed of nails. The other two men do not seem surprisedReuter - 80 words
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278 1985-03-02 5 UNITED NATIONS, Fri LEBANON and several Arab countries called on the UN Security Council yesterday to condemn recent revenge attacks by Israeli forces on Shiite Muslim villages m southern Lebanon. They also demanded an immediate Israeli pullout from Lebanese territory. The Israelis have completedAFP; Reuter - 278 words
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177 1985-03-02 5 NAIROBI, Fri. Officials on Lamu, a Kenyan island m the Indian Ocean, want to keep their streets tidy by putting makeshift diapers on donkeys. The government's district officer for Lamu, Mr B. K. Warioko, asked craftsmen on Wednesday to devise baskets, leather bucketsAP - 177 words
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285 1985-03-02 5 Pretoria frees dissident after 20 years JOHANNESBURG. Fri. Dennis Goldberg. South Africa's longest-serving White political prisoner. was released yesterday after renouncing violence as a means of fighting apartheid. Mr Goldberg, who had served 20 years m prison for sabotage and plotting revolution, got on a flight to Tel Aviv atAP; Reuter - 285 words
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Article423 1985-03-02 6 No major contracts for rest of decade, says paper MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet Union is said to be preparing its economic plan for the rest of the decade amid clear signs that most contracts for major development projects will be awarded to West European423 words
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Article103 1985-03-02 6 FORMER Democratic vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro poses during a Pepsi Cola advertisement unveiled on television m the United States on Thursday. The soft drinks company's campaign highlights the theme, "Diet Pepsi. The onecalorie choice of a new generation." Pepsi says it chose Mrs Ferraro because103 words
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Article, Illustration34 1985-03-02 6 "I h-uh. Being a mother," replies Mrs Ferraro. Mrs Ferraro does not hold up a can or make a "blatant product endorsement," a Pepsi spokesman said. AP picture.AP - 34 words
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381 1985-03-02 6 LILLIAN CHEW - Threat fails to stop farm aid Bill LILLIAN CHEW By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON. Fri. President Ronald Reagan on Wednesday threatened to veto a Senate Bill promising I Ssloo million (***** million) emergency relief for CMh-fitranped farmers but it did not bear fruit. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said before the381 words
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278 1985-03-02 6 Shultz 'ready for talks with Ortega' MONTEVIDEO, Friday URUGUAY returns to democracy today after 12 years of military rule and the occasion could be used to revive peace talks between the United States and Nicaragua. President Julio Sanguinetti. elected m November, was due to take office formally m a ceremonyAP; Reuter; UPI - 278 words
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Article133 1985-03-02 6 NEW YORK. Fri The alleged "godfathers" of New York's five powerful Mafia families pleaded innocent yesterday to charges of runniag a secret commission that oversaw organised crime. The five are accused of running a "Cosa Nostra" commission thr.t settled crime family disputes, dealt with theReuter - 133 words
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Article170 1985-03-02 7 Indonesia passes $49 b Budget JAKARTA, Friday THE Indonesian Parliament yesterday unanimously passed a 23--trillion-rupiah (5549.4 billion^ Budget for fiscal 1985 submitted by President Suharto. The balanced Budget represents an increase of 12.1 per cent over the current year's Budget of 20.5 trillion rupiahs. The current Budget is 24.1 perAFP - 170 words
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Article75 1985-03-02 7 JAKARTA. Fri. The Ministry of Manpower has set up a 800 million rupiah (about $1.7 million) central computer unit as a first step toward computerising its nationwide operations, Suara Karya reported yesterday. The unit will store information on expatriates working m the country, such asAFP - 75 words
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Article, Illustration160 1985-03-02 7 ENRAGED fire victims attacking a looter (centre), who tried to flee from a blaze with a television set, m Manila on Thursday. The looter was later arrested by police. Several thousand people were left homeless after a fire raged for more than eight hoars mReuter - 160 words
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163 1985-03-02 7 Philippine opposition leader returns MANILA, Fri. Philippine opposition leader Aquilino Pimentel returned today from a six-week overseas tour which he made m defiance of an arrest warrant against him on charges of rebellion. Mr Pimentel, who went to North America and Western Europe, said the bail of 50,000 pesos (556.215)Reuter - 163 words
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161 1985-03-02 7 In KOTA BARU yesterday, the Asean Permanent Chairman, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, said that Asean countries were ready to support and take part m any efforts to end the Cambodian issue. "It is timely for peace talks to be held on the Kampuchean (Cambodian)NST - 161 words
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487 1985-03-02 7 Court rules accused can be absent The Aquino murder trial MANILA. Fri Philippine armed forces chief General Fabian Ver .C: H ay won a tot her round ir. the Benigno Aquino case vvhen I c and his 25 co-accused were allowed to be absent at their trial except when orderedAFP; Reuter - 487 words
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162 1985-03-02 7 JAKARTA. Fri. The United States Assistant Secretary of State, Mr Paul Wolfowitz, said today that the US is aware of Indonesia's concern about improving relations between the US and China. "The concern is the question of the Chinese role m South-east Asia. WeAP - 162 words
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Article127 1985-03-02 7 HAN LING - HAN LING By Brunei Reporter BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Fri. New Zealand will launch a major trade thrust into the Asean region on March 17. Its Minister for Overseas Trade and Tourism, Mr Mike Moore, will lead representatives of more than 60 companies on a127 words
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Article328 1985-03-02 8 Registration of voters soon Move comes amid talk of early elections KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A nation-wide exercise to register between 800,000 and one million new voters will be carried out on March 19, amid rising speculation of an early general election. Election Commission chairman Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Talib toldBernama; NST - 328 words
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156 1985-03-02 8 Telex rates down by up to 67 per cent JOHOR BARU, Fri. The charges for overseas telex services has been reduced by between 33 per cent and 67 per cent from today. The Minister of Energy, Post and Telecommunication, Datuk Leo Moggie, yesterday said: "The reduction of telex rates doesNST - 156 words
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Article, Illustration321 1985-03-02 8 10 Federal officers want transfer out of Selangor KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. At least 10 Federal officers m the Selangor State Secretariat want a transfer out of the state, apparently m sympathy with the State Secretary. Mr Sulaiman Hashim was sacked by the Sultan of Selangor over delays m sending outNST - 321 words
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200 1985-03-02 8 Customs records destroyed in Klang blaze PORT KLANG. Fri Fire destroyed the upper floor of the .wo-si..n\ Wisma Container Block B building occupied b> ".he Customs Department and 20 shipping and forwarding companies m the North Port here last night. Thousands of import and export documents, office equipment and otherNST - 200 words
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Article60 1985-03-02 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. An amendment to the Private Hospital Act is being prepared to ensure that such premises have accident and emergency (A and E) sections, Deputy Health Minister Datuk K. Pathamanaban said today He added the government also wanted to ensure that these hospitals cateredBernama - 60 words
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Article, Illustration518 1985-03-02 9 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE Images of mahjong tables and a flyover lead to arrest of kidnappers By TWO hazy clues provided by kidnap-boy, Wong Chong Kum, led to the arrests on Thursday night of two suspected abductors. A flyover- and several mahjong tables were all that the518 words
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227 1985-03-02 9 THE Residents Association of Farrer Court has decided on four steps to deter further car vandalism m the estate, after a meeting with a police officer yesterday evening. The association arranged a meeting with Sgt Tan Kah Kiau of the Crime227 words
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114 1985-03-02 9 Smaller and lighter coins out later this year A NEW series of circulation coins which arc smaller and lighter to handle, and which are hard to counterfeit will be issued from the second half of this year. The newly-designed coins m denominations of one cent, five cents, li cents, 21114 words
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Article32 1985-03-02 9 SHOWERS, mostly m the afternoons, are expected on seven to nine days m the next fortnight A few days of widespread rain too can be expected, said the Meteorological Service.32 words
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220 1985-03-02 9 A SCHOOL principal who used $25,062.90 from school funds to settle personal debts was yesterday jailed for 20 months on two criminal breach of trust offences. Yak Huang Tee, 44, was suspended on Sept 13 last year from Kay Wah (Main) School, Sungei220 words
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292 1985-03-02 9 Vocational students 'not that fit' VOCATIONAL Institute students were less fit than t hei r secondary school and junior college counterparts, Dr Tay Eng Soon, Minister of State Education, Communication and Information) and Chairman of the VITB, said yesterday. At the Fifth Colours Awards presentation ceremony at the Ang Mo292 words
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Article31 1985-03-02 9 MR WONG KAN SENG. Minister of State (Home Affairs and Community Development), was sworn m at the Istana yesterday. Mr Wong. 38, is the MP for Kuo Chuan.31 words
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169 1985-03-02 9 A LAWYER is suing a businessman for damages m the High Court for having allegedly violated an agreement to sell him a Clemenceau Avenue flat for $132,500 m 1980. Mr Choo Si Sen said businessman Lee Boon Sai took $500 from him169 words
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Article147 1985-03-02 9 NTUC to scrap post of chairman THE National Trades Union Congress is planning to scrap the post of chairman created m the hierarchy re-organisation of 1979. A constitutional amendment enabling the change is to be put to delegates at the NTUC's fifth triennial delegates' conference next month. The amendment proposes147 words
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327 1985-03-02 9 SINGAPORE now recognises law degrees from nine universities m Malaysia, Hongkong, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. But the Ministry of Law emphasised m a statement yesterday that this did not mean people holding those degrees would be automatically allowed to practise m Singapore.327 words
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59 1985-03-02 9 A MAN was yesterday fined $800 for having eight tubes of dangerous fireworks on Feb 22 at the Woodlands checkpoint. Chua Kok Chua, 21, bought the fireworks from a shop m Johor and let off a few there. He had intended to use the59 words
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Highlights of yesterday's Parliament sitting
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Article72 1985-03-02 10 THE People's Action Party used to have a blank cheque from voters for many years, but more recently, the people have become angry and confused, unable to keep up with rapid changes of government policies, said Dr Tan Cheng Bock (Ayer Rajah). The government must now72 words
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Article, Illustration85 1985-03-02 10 FOR all the newcomers m the House, Dr Tan had this advice They should speak up and speak freely, but be prepared to get walloped for some of their remarks. And Dr Tan should know. He said the former First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng85 words
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Article71 1985-03-02 10 WHERE are the concrete plans for creating a vibrant and creative society, asked Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam (Anson). He felt that such a society would be possible m Singapore only if people were restored their "fundamental rights and freedoms as human beings and citizens." And this, for71 words
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Article64 1985-03-02 10 MR Jeyaretnam s hour-long speech got Dr Augustine Tan (Whampoa) on the warpath. He was incensed by Mr Jeyaretnam 's references to "criminal neglect of rights" m Singapore. Dr Tan thumped the table, raised his voice and told Mr Jeyaretnam to stop his talk about "airy64 words
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Article, Illustration87 1985-03-02 10 WHEN Mr Lee Kuan Yew spoke, his message was directed mostly at younger Singaporeans: "I am asking the younger generation to ask themselves what makes Singapore work. "Are you wise m tossing overboard fixed, settled values which are part of our culture, of87 words
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Article64 1985-03-02 10 SHE sounded a bit nervous, spoke rather quickly at times, but mostly maintained a warm motherly tone. That was Dr Dixie Tan, the first woman MP to speak m Parliament m 15 years, as she delivered ier maiden speech on aspects of the education system, the di64 words
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Article, Illustration74 1985-03-02 10 BRIG-GEN (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong kept up a brisk pace as he delivered his first parliamentary speech. His subject was the need for economic growth. We're all passengers m the same bus driven by the government, he said. The read we're on is crowdtd with other buses,74 words
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Article43 1985-03-02 10 MR Yeo Choo Kok (Delta) had a tip for the ministers. If they want to gauge the real situation on the ground, they should not make planned walkabouts to constituencies. Surprise the people and they'll tell it like it is.43 words
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Article100 1985-03-02 10 ALAN JOHN - ALAN JOHN By THE other MPs who spoke were the Parliamentary Secretary (Communications and Information) Wan Hussin Zoohri, Mr Othman Haron Eusofe (Geylang Serai), Dr Ow Chin Hock (Leng Kee) and Mr Yeo Toon Chia (Ang Mo Kio). Mr Wan Hussin wanted more government support to help100 words
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315 1985-03-02 10 SINGAPOREANS, particularly the younger generation, must snap themselves out of the complacency which has been brought about by the "unprecedented" growth of the past 15 years. We must not take our growth for granted, said Mr Bernard Chen (Clementi). We have315 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1985-03-02 10 'No more blank cheque for Government' Dr Tan Cheng Bock kicks off the debate on the Presidential address 4 TODAY, after 25 years of nation-building, there is an erosion of this faith and trust m our Government. This was translated into a 12.5 per cent swing m the last general1,254 words
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Article233 1985-03-02 10 DR Ow Chin Hock (Leng Kee) started his short speech m Mandarin on a humorous note. He suggested, m jest, that his fellow MP from Ayer Raiah, Dr Tan Cheng Bock, should buy a bicycle for his son. Dr Tan had spoken earlier about his son233 words
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593 1985-03-02 10 Hsien Loon; LEE KIM CHEW; AHMAD OSMAN; PAUL JACOB; CONRAD RAJ; HEDWIG ALFRED - Take the right bus for a safer ride Hsien Loon LEE KIM CHEW AHMAD OSMAN PAUL JACOB CONRAD RAJ HEDWIG ALFRED Reporting by BRIGADIER-GENERAL (Reservist) Lee Hsien Loong (Teck Ghee) yesterday used the analogy of a bus ride to explain why he fully supported the Presidential address. In his maiden593 words
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Article, Illustration69 1985-03-02 10 MR TAN SOO KHOON (Alexandra) was elected Deputy Speaker of Parliament yesterday. Mr Tan, 36, became an MP m 1976. He runs his family's watch business. He replaces Mr Hwang Soo Jin, who did not contest the last general election. Mr Lav Ping Sum (Yio69 words
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Article135 1985-03-02 10 DETAILS of the Social Development Unit are expected to be known next week when queries by Major Fong Sip Chee (Chai Chee) and Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam Anson are answered by ministers. Maj Fong's question to the Minister for Finance, Minister for Education and Minister for135 words
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Article, Illustration2056 1985-03-02 11 Time to educate a new generation: PM We adopt enough of the West m order to hoist m their science, their technology, their competitiveness. Like the Japanese, we should try to remain as much ourselves and to keep as much of the fundamentals as we can Our job is constantly2,056 words
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Article, Illustration596 1985-03-02 11 Woman MP talks about women, children and education m her maiden speech DR DIXIE TAN became the first female voice to be heard m Parliament after 15 years when she rose to speak yesterday. Using brief notes, the MP for Ulu Pandan dwelt596 words
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Article308 1985-03-02 11 RICHARD LIM - Move over, Remington Steele RICHARD LIM AKEUEMF By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's first telecast of a Parliament session ran for slightly more than an hour yesterday, instead of 30 minutes as scheduled. Followers of Remington Steele, the programme which was slotted after Today m Parliament, may have' fretted but certainly308 words
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Article, Illustration908 1985-03-02 12 'I want this...' The First Deputy Prime V Minister's addendum talks about oh, we'll have this, we'll have that we'll have this and it goes on ad infinitum. The question is whether you are going to involve our people to build a society to their908 words
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Article62 1985-03-02 12 PARLIAMENT has approved the new times for its sittings. To accommodate elevision coverage, the House will sit from 11 am to 4.30 pm. There will be a break from 1 pm to 2.36 pm. Moving the motion for the revised times, the Leader of the House, Mr62 words
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Article251 1985-03-02 12 Malays 'need help, not handouts' THE Government should create an administrative machinery that would allow Malays here to help themselves to get out of the poverty trap rather than to give them outright financial aid. Mr Wan Hussin Zoohri (Kampong Übi) said this when he spoke on the need for251 words
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264 1985-03-02 12 Act against bad bosses, MP tells ministry THE Labour Ministry should take stronger action against employers who are unfair to workers and trade unions. Mr Othman Haron Eusofe (Geylang Serai) urged the Goverment to do this when he spoke about managements which paid lip service to tripartism. While trade union264 words
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Article, Illustration660 1985-03-02 12 What do you want?' 41 feel sad. In countries like the US and m Europe, when there is opposition, at least the people know the opposition are for something sovereignty of the country, defence of the nation, have an alternative economic programme, and uphold the660 words
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226 1985-03-02 12 MP tells of need for surprise visits MR YEO Choo Kok (Delta) yesterday called on the Government to make "surprise" visits to constituencies, instead of going on planned walkabouts, to obtain feedback from the people. He said these surprise visits would give the Government a truer Stature of what was226 words
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Article188 1985-03-02 12 THE Government should reduce the amount of CPF contributions from low-in-come earners to help them to buy Housing Board flats. Mr Yeo Toon Chia (Ang Mo Kio) suggested that those earning $750 a month should be allowed to contribute only 10 to 15 per cent of their188 words
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632 1985-03-02 12 PHILIP LEE - Thank goodness for noteworthy absence of scrap paper PHILIP LEE By WHAT a welcome change to see MPs debate m the House without reading faithfully from text. Most of the 12 who took part m Day One of the debate on the President's address jettisoned their once-heavy reliance on notes.632 words
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Article211 1985-03-02 13 Oman may adopt CPF scheme PLAN'S to implement a scheme m Oman similar to Singapore's Central FYovident Fund are under study, the visiting Omani Minister of Housing said yesterday. Mr Ahmed bin Abdullah Al-Ghazali. who was here on a seven-day visit, said m an interview that he had gathered some211 words
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257 1985-03-02 13 LITO GUTIERREZ - Health chief urges paediatrics push LITO GUTIERREZ More specialists needed if were to get child hospital' By SINGAPORE can look forward to having a children's hospital as soon as it has enough specialist doctors to run one. The need already existed, but Singapore did not yet have enough paediatric specialists257 words
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Article78 1985-03-02 13 President praises Rotarians PRESIDENT and Mrs Devan Nair were the ?uests-of- honour at the 25th mmwtvtnwtj and charity dinner ot the Rotary Club of Singapore-West at the Neptune Theatre Restau rant. The club had raised more than $200,000 towards helping the Singapore Chancer Society, of w.iicn the President is patron,78 words
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76 1985-03-02 13 Mentally -ill woman killed mum-in-law A HOISEWIFE who strangled her mother-in-law with a canvas belt last year was suffering from mental illness, the High Court was told yesterday. Pang Ngan, 32, was jailed for two years on a reduced charge of manslaughter. Deputy Public Prosecutor Miss Jennifer Marie told the76 words
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Article81 1985-03-02 13 A HOUSEWIFE was charged yesterday with stealing jewellery worth $450 from two kindergarten children. Ho Mcc Kum, 30, is said to have stolen five-year-old Desmond Leow Yoon Chiat's $250 gold chain outside a Serangoon Avenue 4 kindergarten on Jan 29, and six-year-old Ng Ruoh Wei's $20081 words
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80 1985-03-02 13 THE HIGH Court on Thursday refused a 36--year-old man's request to substitute his remaining 23-day jail term with a fine. Lim Kian Tian, alias See Tian Tin, had spent about seven years of his life m and out of drug rehabilitation centres. He was jailod80 words
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104 1985-03-02 13 A MOTHER yesterday chose not to have her six-month-old daughter accompany her to jail, although the prison can take m a woman prisoner's child up to the age of three. Ong Lee Lee, 23, who was jailed for 10 months on four104 words
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Article103 1985-03-02 13 AN OPEN verdict was recorded on Thursday on a two-year-old boy who died of a fractured skull soon after he was found at the foot of the block where he lived on July 30 last year. Md Nadeem Khan bin Md Yunus was earlier seen playing unattended along103 words
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122 1985-03-02 13 High Court extends Goldhill injunctions THE High Court yesterday gave the developers of Goldhill Square another respite m a series of suits and countersuits between the developers and the United Overseas Bank group. The court extended injunctions to prevent the bank from collecting money it claims is owed and from122 words
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Article288 1985-03-02 13 Mascot to stress need to save regularly IT IS not how much but how regularly you save that is the message tnai is tne message to be driven home m the third National School Savings Campaign. Underlining the importanre of thrift, Mr Teo Chong Tee, Parliamentary288 words
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125 1985-03-02 13 THE three-year-old girl who had a bone marrow transplant at Singapore General Hospital three weeks ago is "all right". Dr V.T. Joseph, head of the hospital's Paediatric Surgical Department, said yesterday she was "progressing satisfactorily. In an interview at the opening of the125 words
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Article, Illustration199 1985-03-02 13 JAIL was waiting for Lim Choon Chwee, 32, on both sides of the Causeway. When he was arrested m Singapore m 197~, Lim escaped and fled to Malaysia. There, the Malaysian police arrested him for an offence and he was jailed.199 words
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Article48 1985-03-02 13 I RESEARCH grants are 1 available from the National Book Development Council of Singapore for those interested m various aspects of book development such as publish- ing, writing and reading. 1 Forms can be obtained from the council secretariat at the Bukit Merah Branch Library48 words
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Article215 1985-03-02 13 STPB to woo Taiwanese women TAIWANESE women will be greeted with flowers and beautiful clothes when Singapore Tourist Promotion Board officials go to Taiwan on March 14. The STPB with Singapore Airlines. Metro Singapore (Pie) Ltd and the Excelsior Hotel is aiming to lure Taiwanese women travellers, who make up215 words
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Article463 1985-03-02 14 RAY DHALIWAL; ALAN JOHN - RAY DHALIWAL ALAN JOHN Town planners think it should cost as much as to drive car Stories by and PEOPLE who take taxis should be prepared to pay as much as it costs to drive a car. according to Singapore's transport planners. And they should not463 words
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Article, Illustration291 1985-03-02 14 A NEW air-conditioned ous service will offer passengers travelling from Sembawang to Orchard Road, Chinatown and World Trade Centre the alternative of a cooler ride from March 10. Service 167. run by the Trans-Island Bus Service iTibs), will provide an airconditioned parallel alongside291 words
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Article, Illustration158 1985-03-02 14 Buses are bigger and newer. Compulsory inspections have meant better-maintained buses and fewer breakdowns. Only 5 per cent of buses m the evening peak hours are overcrowded, according to a survey last year. 99 per cent of all scheduled services are operated daily. There is a shorter158 words
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Article215 1985-03-02 14 IT'S rather like the pieces of an old jigsaw puzzle coming together again. First, the Public Works Department called a press briefing on Feb 14 to explain how much has been done to improve Singapore's road network. The message: Once the last of the215 words
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Article87 1985-03-02 14 Bird fashion show at Jurong Park A BIRD "fashion show' will be staged at the Jurong Bird Park on March 17. Park authorities are organising a bird costume contest for children aged 16 and below to stimulate interest m birdlife and undemanding of birds The competition, which closes on March87 words
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315 1985-03-02 14 Operators must respond to exacting demands of the public, says ministry DESPITE many improvements to Singapore's bus service, people are still complaining. And as the Government continues to encourage more people to switch from cars to buses, people's expectations of the bus service315 words
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240 1985-03-02 15 DANIEUL MUDALI - DANIEUL MUDALI By RECESSION m the shipping industry has forced one of Singapore's largest privately-owned shipyards to lay off workers. Hitachi Zosen Robin Dockyard Pte Ltd retrenched 51 workers on Thursday and is expected to lay off another group of 'not more than 60240 words
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341 1985-03-02 15 Nurse used doctor's name to get poison A NURSE used a poisons order form to a pharmaceutical company to get capsules for her friend, with the intention of deceiving her former doctor employer. Alice Wong Mi Ching, 46. formerly working at the People's Clinic and Dispensary, was also charged with341 words
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246 1985-03-02 15 A WOMAN who sought the help of her trusted bomch friend to deliver extortion money could not have chosen a worse confidant. The man she approached for help turned out to be the extortioner. Madam Sipunayah binti Kamorli had been told that if246 words
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Article, Illustration295 1985-03-02 15 GOH SUI NOI - GOH SUI NOI Story: SNAKES alive! Soon Teck, the eight-metre-long python, caused quite a stir m Chinatown two days ago when she started laying eggs for the first time after 11 years. The people of Chin Chew Road were especially excited because she decidedH. L. CHAN - 295 words
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177 1985-03-02 15 New SAF salary grade for regular colonels ,THE Singapore Armed Forces now has a new saljary grade for regular i colonels. The grade was api proved by the Armed Forces Council, headed by j First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Goh Chok Tong. Pioneer, the SAF monthly magazine, reportjed177 words
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154 1985-03-02 15 Fujian opera troupe to stage shows in Kreta Ayer THE popular 55-member Xiamen Gezai opera troupe of Fujian, China, will arrive on March 16 for a series of performances at the Kreta Ayer People's Theatre. The troupe, led by Mr Fang You Vi, will start their shows on March 18.154 words
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101 1985-03-02 15 THE case against babysitter Manonmani Subramaniam, 40, accused of causing grievous hurt and hurt to a 19-month-old girl, was adjourned yesterday because her counsel was ill. She is alleged to have committed three offences against Georgina Melissa Yeo at her Toa Payoh flat at Block101 words
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Article252 1985-03-02 15 NCB spells out task for industries THE local computer industry should develop software which will allow different brands and models of computers to communicate with each other. This is the direction the industry should take, said the 1983/84 annual report of the National Computer Board.252 words
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Advertisement166 1985-03-02 14 Hotel meridien Singapore. Mal avsian buffet From north of the border comes an w^ m m^^m—exciting food adventure, heady with W^ the scent of spices. An experience The Malaysian Buffet is on daily a: La designed to tease your taste-buds Terrasse m March, between noon and into fresh appreciation of166 words
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489 1985-03-02 18 The Straits Times says Wider choices, but wiser too THE announcement on Thursday by the Acting Labour Minister, Mr Lee Yock Suan, that the government intends to open up further avenues for the investment of Central Provident Fund savings will no doubt be welcomed by Singaporeans. And rightly so. For489 words
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Article, Illustration1103 1985-03-02 18 JIM DAVIES - JIM DAVIES Are some education systems doing more harm than good? Have creativity and risk-faking been 'schooled' out of many students? And can the art of thinking be 'taught' These are a few of the issues examined m the following two articles. By IN A book called1,103 words
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Article796 1985-03-02 18 EDWARD DE BONO - EDWARD DE BONO Education teams m various countries put thinking skills' on curriculum By LONDON The arguments fly back and forth and the meeting that has been called to plan a medical clinic m Venezuela is getting nowhere. Suddenly a 10-year-old boy comes forward796 words
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Article, Illustration435 1985-03-02 18 KHOO HOW SAN - KHOO HOW SAN This and that By I LOVE to read the writing on the wall. I also appreciate the writing on bus and van panels, car bumpers, even toilet graffiti. Even the drinks vending machine m my workplace. I'll start with that. The vending435 words
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593 1985-03-02 18 T. F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane The first shall be the last; the last, first. THIS thought hit me the other day because of the nature of a question which reader S K. Rajoo set for me. The question looked elementary at first. But it turned out otherwise593 words
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Letter176 1985-03-02 19 MY family and I have on many occasions been unable to book a taxi from taxi stands m Jurong to our home off Old Jurong Road. We have found that the taxi drivers choose their fares. Every time we try to book a taxi at the176 words
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148 1985-03-02 19 ON my way back irom Amsterdam, I dropped b> x? Singapore for a few days. I was happy that it was the .season to celebrate the Lunar Me?' Year. I saw the Chingay parade m Orchard Road and erjoyed it very much. The148 words
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183 1985-03-02 19 Don't give Scheme B services a miss YOUR reader "Expat" complains about overcrowding on Singapore Bus Service buses. (ST, Feb 27). I have m the past raised the question of overcrowding on Service 2 of the City Shuttle Service but the company has taken no appaient measures to correct the183 words
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Letter85 1985-03-02 19 I BOUGHT a season parking coupon for the month of November last year from the Housing Board to park a car at Lot 14A m Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. On Nov 30 last year, I received a traffic offence summons for parking a car m that85 words
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342 1985-03-02 19 1 REFER to the letter "How three doctors dealt with sick man" by •Annoyed". (ST, Feb 15). I have looked into the allegations made by "Annoyed" and wish to correct the inaccuracies m the letter. His brother was referred to Tan Tock Seng342 words
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279 1985-03-02 19 I REFER to the letter "Must we take all the new coins allocated* by "D.W.D (ST. Feb 23). The mintage and the number of coins to be allocated to Standing Order Deposit Account (Soda) members are decided several weeks before an issue period. Therefore,279 words
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175 1985-03-02 19 Drop levy to boost property market THE First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, commented on the resale levy at his recent dialogue with grassroots leaders. He said the government would review the levy if it prevented Singaporeans from upgrading to bigger Housing Board flats. He175 words
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173 1985-03-02 19 Free-riders and freedom of choice I READ with disgust the reports on speeches about freeriders (non-unionised workers). There have m the past been complaints by Singaporeans that their lives were becoming over-regu-lated. Now we have union officials asking for more regulations to make union membership mandatory. Are the unions suggesting173 words
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169 1985-03-02 19 Registered letter took 12 days A REGISTERED letter dated Feb 13 was sent to me by the Housing Board to inform me to attend punctually at 3 pm on Feb 25 the selection of HUDC flats under the public officer scheme. Unfortunately the letter was received by my wife only169 words
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Article, Illustration1315 1985-03-02 20 Khmer Rouge m resistance movement both a need and a handicap Prince Sihanouk, head of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, left for a visit to Australia and New Zealand on Feb 24 after almost a month m Thailand where he met UN Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar1,315 words
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475 1985-03-02 20 Britons will have right to computer records about themselves LONDON SENIOR executives with a detailed knowledge of their company's computer systems and all aspects of personal information stored will soon be needed m Britain te cope with the Data Protection Act. The Act, afterFT - 475 words
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Article, Illustration51 1985-03-02 21 YESTERDAY, the market saw the best trading volume of the week, with 26.4 million shares traded. Interest shifted from blue chips to second liners and Malaysian stocks. The Straits Times Industrial Index was up 2.16 points to close at 841.20, after being up by 1.38 points at51 words
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Article77 1985-03-02 21 0 I E JM +32 fm-OVk 310 +20 Data Can 194 18 S tip 50c 246+16 mn«t Raj 145 16 Traoaiarca 116 '16 iuront Ent 50c 223 15 t I 50c 286 14 Ma kn 1 Fin 234 13 Metro rtSts 466-12 TDM 362+12 S-j tmm 280 +12 Laps77 words
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Article83 1985-03-02 21 Kentucky Spore 730 -160 I C S 670 -10 Ge-astfs 570 -10 DurfDe* 480 -10 lw~ Huat 90 -10 *~ediem 50c 273 -8 IC *TH 128 I Con Stere lOp 269 -7 Lee Kan Tan 50c 110 -7 H lai-Psn 93 -1 C 1 C 330 —6 UOL 21083 words
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Article12 1985-03-02 21 Pan El 3,286,000 Metro 1,822,000 Pohong Inv 1,660,000 TDM 1,622,00012 words
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Article82 1985-03-02 21 Feb 28 Mar 1 Feb 28 Mar 1 ST Properties 488 69 489 17 81 Composite 739 23 743 09 SI Minings 335 78 335 90 Bl indicator *****34 *****94 SI Plantations 2459 94 2459 31 BTO6 0S -75 -198 OCBC 640 26 642 40 ST Industrials 839 0482 words
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Article37 1985-03-02 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business fanes Industrial Composite 1983 84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983 84 low 712.29 (5/1 83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2 84) 983.06(8/2/84) AH time Low. 74.75(17/9/64) 550 78(12/8/82)37 words
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Article25 1985-03-02 21 DM V FF S$ H$ US$ 108.95 3.455 2 623 105.6 2.278 ***** 104 95 3 328 2 584 1017 2 261 779.9025 words
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Article29 1985-03-02 21 Gold: —US$3.4O to U*****.80 an ounce. Deutschemark: —6 ticks to 0.2998 a contract Eurodollar: —1 tick to 90.33 a contract Japanese yen: —21 ticks to 0.*****5 a contract29 words
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Article83 1985-03-02 21 LONDON. Fri. Imperial Chemical Industrie 3 (ICI) yesterday becar the first British manufacturing company to announce an annual profit of one billion sterling (552. 45 billion). The company reported a record pre-tax profit for 1984 of £1.03 billion compared with £619 million m 1983. The figures83 words
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Article83 1985-03-02 21 SINGAPORE'S petrochemical venture has suffered heavy losses m its first year, with no end to its problems m sight, senior officials said. The Petrochemical Corp of Singapore (PCS), which runs the main upstream plant, has lost US$3O million (SS6T.B million) since nroduction began m February last year, aReuter - 83 words
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Article77 1985-03-02 21 NEW YORK, Fri. Dow Jones and Co Inc said it and American Telephone and Telegraph Cos ATT Communications will offer the Dow Jones market report throughout the US and m 60 foreign countries beginning on Monday. It said the report is a one-minute summary of stock marketReuter - 77 words
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Article76 1985-03-02 21 DETROIT, Fri. General Motors Corporation said its Detroit Diesel Allison Division signed the company's first production agreement with China, a licensing pact for manufacture of a range of heavy-duty, off-highway transmissions for use m large construction and mining trucks. GM said the agreement with China NationalReuter - 76 words
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Article78 1985-03-02 21 BATTLE CREEK (Michigan). Fri. Kellogg and Co is to invest US$lOO million (***** million) m making more corn flakes for breakfast. The company, one of the biggest US food groups, said the money would be spent to extend its main breakfast cereal plant. ConstructionAFP - 78 words
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296 1985-03-02 21 ANGELINE TAN - ANGELINE TAN Revolving facility the first of its kind here m US dollars By NEPTUNE Orient Lines Ltd has signed a US$5O million revolving underwriting facility agreement the first of its kind m Singapore. Although Keppel Shipyard had taken part m a similar facility296 words
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537 1985-03-02 21 RAY DHALIWAL - Tan Chong to try its hand at providing bus transport RAY DHALIWAL By CAR company Tan Chong and Sons Motor Co is moving into bus transport. Traditionally known as the local distributor for Japanese-made Nissan vehicles, it will soon embark on three bus services two express peak-peri-od services from housingReuter - 537 words
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Article, Illustration421 1985-03-02 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The photograph of the first Malaysian car, Proton Saga, was released at a teaser conference today. Proton Chairman Jamil Jan said: "We're lifting up the skirt to show only the ankles first." He said that full details of the car willNST; UPI - 421 words
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491 1985-03-02 21 FINANCIAL futures trading m Hongkong moved a step closer to reality with the approval on Wednesday by members of the Hongkong Commodity Exchange to restructure it into the Hongkong Futures Exchange. The decision to change the exchange's name was made at an extraordinary generalReuter - 491 words
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Article209 1985-03-02 21 Most active stock MOST active stock of the week, Kentucky Fried Chicken, hogged the limelight again yesterday this time as the day's top loser. KFC, which gained an incredible $5.46 In the first four days, fell back by $1.81 to close at |?.3t. The209 words
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192 1985-03-02 21 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission yesterday accused Texas billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt, his brother William and several other individuals and companies of illegally manipulating the silver market during late 1979 and early 1980. The complaint said the defendants acquired more than 100 millionAP - 192 words
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279 1985-03-02 21 S. KUMAR - Cycle Carriage calls off its plan to sell Mitsubishi franchise S. KUMAR By IN AN unexpected move, Cycle Carriage's (CCL) Msso million deal to sell off its Mitsubishi franchise m Malaysia, has been called off. In an announcement yesterday, the Singapore Mercedes Benz franchise holder said that the company had279 words
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Article4587 1985-03-02 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges is necessarily covered m "business done' Furthei because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does4,587 words
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Article2908 1985-03-02 22 Al shares quoted have i par value of {1. unless otherwise specified Adjusted fa senp rijhts H Tai-exempted dividena ABN is traded r lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted r dollars 1984/85 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change (000) High2,908 words
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Article2791 1985-03-02 22 INDUSTRIALS A|inmoto >3 765) A Choc Q 225) 1 326 (2) 324 Alcom (1 528 I 555) (23) 1 50 (8) 1.49(8)1.51 (4) 1 44(15) 1.52 aiSB 1 I) 3 86 API (1 I IB) (2) I 12 (19) I 10 (20) I 1 12,791 words
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Article257 1985-03-02 23 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 6>4 6 3 i 6 6 4 Autosave 5 J 4 fued deposit 1 month s'-> s'j 5U 5 1 3 months 54 5% 5V_ s'j 6 months 5 6 6 5 4 9 months 6>4 6 -i 6>4 6 4257 words
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Article156 1985-03-02 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian doliar 1.6087—1.6124 6.41—6.14 Canadian dollar 1.6394—1.6444 6.21—6.06 NZ dollar 1.0142—1.0208 10.04—9.65 Sterling pound 2.4346—2.4424 4.19—4.09 US dollar 2.2690—2.2710 4.44—4.39 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling156 words
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Article92 1985-03-02 23 THE Singapore dollar opened at 2.2630 80 and closed marginally weaker at 2.2690 10 yesterday. It was traded between 2.2650 and 2.2715. The greenback closed weaker against most major currencies m nervous trading. Against the deutschemark, it finished at 3.3450/00 compared with its opening of 3.3660 90. It fluctuated92 words
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Article109 1985-03-02 23 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5520,960 and 5521,210 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.20/287.60 and remained steady to firmer all morning. It advanced to the day's high of U*****.50, 90 as the dollar eased. The market was depressed to U*****.50/90 before it settled at U*****.80/288.20. xSource:109 words
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Article22 1985-03-02 23 GOLD USJ/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 88.00—288.50 289.50-290.00 Hongkong 287.85-288.25 290.50-291.00 Thurs Wed New York 287.20 287.70 288.50—289.00 London 288.70-289-20 290.00-290.5022 words
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Article183 1985-03-02 23 Managers' prices for Mar 2 4 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.29 2 43 The Savings Fund 1 58—1.68 Spore Prog Fund 0.98—1.04 Spore Sec Fund 1 45— 1 54 Spore Invest Fund 0.99—1 05 S pore Equity Fund 0 99— 1 05 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest183 words
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Article, Illustration58 1985-03-02 23 APRIL gold lost US$4.2O against the recovery of the dollar m the New York market to open at US$2B9. The metal made steady progress m the later session. (In i'SS per Troy ountv I Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 287.80 1 Apr 289.00 290.00 288.90 289.80 56058 words
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Article58 1985-03-02 23 THE March deutschemark fell from the previous close to open at 0.2980 m the absence of intervention by central banks. t US dollar Deuts< hemark I Open High Low Sett Est Voi Mar 85 0.2980 0.2998 0.2965 0.2998 485 0.2970 Jon 0.3014 0.***** 0.3014 0.3025 60 Sep 0 305758 words
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Article, Illustration75 1985-03-02 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE release of Ml money supply figures had little impact on the market as both the March and June contracts opened at 90.30 and 89.45 respectively. (100 implied interest rate I Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 85 90.30 90 34 90.30 90. j3 148 Jan75 words
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Article47 1985-03-02 23 THE March Japanese yen opened at 0.*****8. Trading remained a little tense m the yen pit. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 85 0.*****8 0.*****8 0.*****7 A 0.*****5 21 Jan 85 0.*****6 0.*****6 0.*****6 0.*****8 5 Open tat (Thnrs): 2W. Act Vol (TTiurs): 41.47 words
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Article21 1985-03-02 23 o Clow* prices Rubber cents/kite Singapore February 163 25 up 0 75 cents Malaysia February 184 50 up 0.50 cents21 words
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Article15 1985-03-02 23 Closint prices lin Ms/kk XL Tin 29.15 unch Turnover 986 tonnes up 904 tonnes15 words
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Article28 1985-03-02 23 SlW#f US$ troy o: lhw; Singapore 5 6C> 5 6i b 70—5 75 Nt<) lan Ne. >ork 5 58—563 563-5 68 Sfliw f Credit Saiss? S porf28 words
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Article29 1985-03-02 23 Cwunj pnces Copp»' lore* Spot 1244 SO 1245 00 (1241 50 1242 00 3 months 1265 50— 1266 00 (1262 00-1263 00 Market tone Firmer Sales 32,950 tonnes29 words
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Article27 1985-03-02 23 Ckamt price} Aluminium £/tonne Mm Spot 1008.00-1009 OC (1000 00-*****0) 3 months 1042 00 104? SO (1035 50—1036 00 Marke! tone Barely Stead* Sates 13.600 tonnes27 words
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Article93 1985-03-02 23 PALM Ctosni pncei Crud« MJ/tonr* palm oil Mar 1240 (south) 1235 (central! 1230 (north) Refined palm oi USJ/tonnes RBO palm Mar 570 i«Me" Ap; 565 sellers Ma> 560 (setters! RBO Otein Mai 570 (setters) Ap> 56b (setters May 560 (sette's RBD Stearin Ma- 44C- (sellers Apr 435 (sellers)93 words
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576 1985-03-02 23 YESTERDAY, the market saw the best trading volume of the week with 26.4 million shares traded. Prices were also slightly higher after fluctuating throughout the session. Interest shifted from blue chips to second liners and Malaysian stocks. Buying alternated with profit-taking throughout576 words
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Article316 1985-03-02 23 March 1 HKJ Change Assooated Hotels 0 42 +0 02 Bonk Of East Asia 24 80 +0 3 Cheung Kong 14 00 +04 Chwia L.ght 1 4 50 +0 1 Cross Horb Tunnel 10 10 unch F E Consortium 0 43 unch Far East Exch Philex 0 035 unch316 words
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Article338 1985-03-02 23 **eh 1 Ten Chanfe Aimomoto 1 080 unch Akai 450 unch Amodo 1 200 unch Asohi Chem 720 unch Asohi Gloss 915 unch Bonk Tk 719 unch Bodcjesron* 523 unch Canon 1 430 unch Casio Computer 1950 unch Citizen 557 unch D N.p Print 1010 unch D Nippon Screen338 words
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Article329 1985-03-02 23 March 1 Cents Chanje (tat) A C I 192 +1 A N I 255 unch A P M 252 +2 Abertoyle 910 Age 260 unch Alliance Oil 105 unch Alhed MiH 325 unch Ampol Exp 208 -2 Ampol Pet 178 unch Anz 458 unch Ashton 89 -1 B H329 words
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Article75 1985-03-02 23 I I I I I I -I I I t I T NST Index Friday 1315.70 (1316.76) —g Hongkong Hang Seng ~t^ Friday 1401.15 (1375.25) 0Australian All-Ordinaries £i Friday 790.3 (792.3) Nikkei D J Average Friday *****.14 (*****.92) Financial Times Industrials Thursday 981.1 (980.2) Dow Jones Average 0y Thursday75 words
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Article170 1985-03-02 23 rt2 m 5 37 +Vi Hewlett Pack Mlied Chem Cp 38% +V 4 i^^ Busi Moch 134 +7 A KHis-Cholmers 7V4 Intl Harvester 10 7 Km Tel Tel 21* Tel g, Te! 30 Kmax Inc 18% unch John 39H unch Vmr CofD 41* +1 Kaiser Alum Cp 15%170 words
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Article581 1985-03-02 23 Feb 28 Pence Chan«e INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 176 -I Ass Dairies 150 unch BTRPLC 646 +12 Babcocks 145 +6 Barcloys 609 +5 Beechoms 355 +5 BICC 233 +3 Blue Circle 503 +5 BOC Group 295 +1 Boots 170 -1 Bowater 245 unch BATS 338 unch Britannia 108 +1 BP 530581 words
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Article, Illustration487 1985-03-02 23 LCL Receivint Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block MS Mango (09B10B) 3/3 (0200) 51 0700 0800 1300 MOO B 2 Jenwel (6/85) 3/3 (0400) FO2 *****200 1500 1600 B 8 Thanaßhum (159N) 3/3(0700) FO/ 1300 1400 1800 1900 Xl Annapurna (419) 3/3 (0700) FO7 0800-0900 1800 !900487 words
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Article, Illustration225 1985-03-02 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Auby K2SW aside 2/3 HasshoMaru K29 aside 2 3 Str Star K24E aside 2/3 Trans Kav KO9 aside 2 3 Vietxo 06 K2l aside 2:3 Equator 3 K22 2/3 2/3 Fuchunpang K2B 2 3 6/3 Kirn Soon Li K23 2 3225 words
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Article34 1985-03-02 23 LONDON. Fri. The Far Eastern Freight Conferences said new Currency Adjustment Factors (CAFsi show a radical downward swing of more than 4 per cent and will be adiusted from March 3. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article96 1985-03-02 23 From Part ti Mentokob 1 0 50E i 2 OOS New Sdoh (3 308 (31 3 30 Pont Perok 1 35 008 R.ve'vtew 5 906 6 OOS' (I 595 (2) 5 90 SG Booor 12 80S) (3) 12 50 Toipmg. Con (6 608 6 70S96 words
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Article89 1985-03-02 24 Kian Joo Can Factory Xl AI LUMPUR, Fri. Kum Joo Can Factory Bhd has acquired a piece of land covering 8.150 sq m for \lS__.d.. million from I tsa Ilita Engineering Sdn Bhd In a statement yes ter da] Kian Joo said the land, situated m Gombak District. Selangor. lasBernama - 89 words
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Article122 1985-03-02 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Unilite Electrical Industries Bhd, which is expected to be re-listed on the stock markets soon, has projected a group pre-tax profit of MS? million for the current year ending Dec 31, 1984. as a result of its proposed acquisitions of estates and palm oil millsBernama - 122 words
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Article60 1985-03-02 24 Xl Ai.A LUMPUR. Fri. Dunlop Malaysian Industries Berhad (DMIB), said .t'sHTila; h.s' it had won a contract to supply Dunlopillo mattresses, cushions and pillows to the Brunei Works Department. The new contract is expected to exceed BS2 million, it added m a statement DMIB supplied Dunlopillo produi'ts amounting toBernama - 60 words
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Article70 1985-03-02 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Carl-berg Brewery Malaysia Bhd has turned m a slightly lower pre-tax profit for the year ended Dec 31. 198-1 The beer maker earned M 516.026 million from M 516.680 million m the pre\ ious year. After-tax profit fell 20.4 per cent to M 510.351 million fromBernama - 70 words
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Article122 1985-03-02 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. T Singapura Building Society Ltd (SBS) has reported a 25.6 per cent drop m group pre-tax profits to M 53.4] million for the halfyear ended Dec 31. 1984, compered with M 54.58 million previously. But group turnover increased 11 per cent from M514.t.0 million toBernama - 122 words
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Article65 1985-03-02 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Lingui Developments Bhd has reported a group pretax profit of M 52.79 million for the half-year ended Dec 31, 1984, up substantially by 69.16 per cent compared to M 51.65 million the previous year. This was reaped against a significant increase m group turnover to $15.2Bernama - 65 words
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Article, Illustration149 1985-03-02 24 REMEMBER the burning inferno at Pulau Bukom about two years ago when tank 123A raged for 35 long hours? Well, this is the same tank or almost, after about $600,000 was spent reconstructing it. Now six metres shorter with its top149 words
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137 1985-03-02 24 HONGKONG, Fri. Shaw Brothers Hongkong Ltd Chairman Sir Run Run Shaw has placed a large portion of his stake m the company with institutions, a company spokesman said. A total of 65.5 million shares, or 16.6 per cent of the company's issuedReuter - 137 words
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Article271 1985-03-02 24 S. KUMAR - S. KUMAR Group's before-tax operating profits up 93% By A SLUGGISH property market has not-stopped Selangor Properties, Malaysia's biggest listed property group, from living up to its profit forecast. For the year-ended Oct 31, 1984, the group achieved operating profits before tax of Mssl271 words
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517 1985-03-02 24 MARA FERNANDEZ - MARA FERNANDEZ Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list of the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for517 words
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Article, Illustration144 1985-03-02 24 K. Lumpur THE Malaysian stock market started the week on a quiet note with investors staying away following the Lunar NewYear holidays. Operators watched from the sidelines initially but the middle of the week saw active trading. Volume soared to 16.91 million units144 words
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Advertisement138 1985-03-02 24 l|lil_D_^ We are proud to announce the official Ml IVI [j\/ opening ofCawangan Kota Kinabalu, ■_f Sabah today at 19, Jalan Haji Saman by Knf_rl Hin2)llAlll YBDatukHajiMohd.NoorbinHaji ■my iU mil IUMUIU Mansoor, P.G.D.K., Minister of I O _fmTTI/^l O i lm# Financial Planning and Development 19 Ul I itrlali J138 words
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Advertisement90 1985-03-02 24 m)) > i'"^i MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOUNDA T ION is holding a function and dinner at Hotel Meridien Singapore m Singapore on Monday 22nd April 1985 at 7.30 p.m. The Headmaster Mr Nigel Creese will be present. An audio visual presentation of the school's aims and activities will be screened.90 words
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Advertisement1002 1985-03-02 25 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts f ANTIQUE CHINESE CERAMICS (From Private Collection) EXHIBITION SALE of a large fine collection of 1 antique Chinese ceramics, spanning two thousand I years of Chinese Ceramic History, from CHING to 1 HAN Dynasty. 1 I Some rare interesting pieces are included m this1,002 words
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Advertisement648 1985-03-02 25 20 Pets/Pet Care ROTTWEILER PUPPIES. Excellent guard. Good with children With papers Phone: *****03. STUD SERVICE: Poodle white miniature, apricot (toy). Tel: *****52. WHITE SPITZ PUPPIES, 8 wks. Injections, de wormed/dew-claws removed. Mrs Daley *****83. 10 WEEKS OLD Cocker Spaniel puppies from champion bloodline for sale. Tel: *****44. 2 LOVELY648 words
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Advertisement1433 1985-03-02 25 A CROWD PULLER Hong Kong Palace Restaurant is a regular advertiser m The Straits Times Classified. The administrative manager of the restaurant feels that the classifieds helps to keep them ahead of the competition. He adds, "The classifieds is an effective media and the special promotions that are constantly held1,433 words
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Advertisement413 1985-03-02 26 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing Furnishing Furnishing Mm A f__tt***t__ [if made bedroom set. -AWSW^ V MMM I advance m\ Wm^Am\ ML ©SHANGHAI TAN WOODCRAFT s- n n nn Blk 52 Chin Swee Road #03-3 1 Spore 0316. Tel: fHS|Z2 )tlk cSr I .ie >r\413 words
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Advertisement126 1985-03-02 26 KINTYRE RENOVATION FURNITURE MFRS Showroom: 5 Jalan Wangi i Oil MacPherson Road i 111)15 Licensed Contractor Specialise In HDB private houses Cc ram i<< marble /parquet etc. c Kitchen cabinet/wardrobe Spray plaster painting Electrical plumbing services c Wallpaper carpet < onuces c Alummiumiron grilles c Design/ interior decor consulting Guaranteed126 words
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Advertisement719 1985-03-02 26 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION services Office removal specialised m pianos, organs delivery and disposal service. Experienced, reliable, responsible workers provided Reasonable charges, good and fast service. Day/ night service. Please call *****97/ *****01. We are at your service 7 days a week CHEAP RATE FOR all types719 words
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Advertisement685 1985-03-02 26 56 Industrial 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies Equipment/ Supplies 1 USED INJECTION I MOLDING MACHINES Robots, hopper dryers, mold visors, crushers I and other accessories m excellent working I condition. I I Offers to BOONE QUEK I I Tel: *****55 ext. 37 J| 57 Business Opportunities We are leading suppliers for685 words
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Advertisement442 1985-03-02 26 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive A leading property development management company invites applications for the following posts: 1. CENTRE MANAGER Degree. Diploma m Estate management or equivalent with at least 3 years' working experience m a major shopping complex Duties: To be responsible for the overall management and maintenance of442 words
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Advertisement712 1985-03-02 26 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EDP J looking 1 for a challenging COMPUTER CAREER? 1 If so, IvL then consider I mom HEWLETT ii'/iA PACKARD m Here's an excellent m opportunity to operate high-tech computer equipment. Be part of our expanding computer operations and join us as COMPUTER712 words
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Advertisement347 1985-03-02 26 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical SI U. HI 1 1 1 lIYOI OM I Our printed circuit boards plant m Senoko has immediate vacancy for the post o f GCE O level Able to type 35 to 40 wpm Some knowledge of computer operations will347 words
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Advertisement262 1985-03-02 26 f HOMESTEAD FUR-^ NITURE PTE LTD Smgapores tastes' g r owing furniture retailer has vacancies for TEMPORARY CLERKS (Male/Female) Qualification: A levels. prete<-abu Commerce stream Those awaiting results can alsoJ apply Walk-m interview at aa dress below trorr 10am to 2pm Today and Monday. Ask tor Mr Lim. No telephone262 words
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Advertisement1028 1985-03-02 27 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical Clerical 5.14 __^We are a well established organisation with a workforce of 350 staff. In line _A^J with our development and expansion _d%W m\M^^ programmes, we wish to invite applicants _kIC 4^^ t0 flii the position1,028 words
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Advertisement868 1985-03-02 27 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical The Representative Office of a largo Japanese Company has immediate vacancy for a: SECRETARY The job entails normal secretarial duties and general office administration. Applicants should: Have a Secretarial Certificate or equivalent. Have good command of the English Language, c868 words
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Advertisement383 1985-03-02 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GLOBAL AIRFREIGHT INT'L PTE LTD urgently requires A) SENIOR IMPORT CLERKS Ability m type. l 2 years experience m airfreight industry. Those without necessary relevani experience but with GCE 'A' level m Math- and English will he considered B) EXPORT CLERKS Ability to type. I383 words
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Advertisement595 1985-03-02 27 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical International French company eipandmg has the following post tions: 1) CLERK TYPIST (Airport Office) c Knowledge of typing essential c Transport allowance provided c Experience not necessary 2) COSTING CLERK (Town Office) c Knowledge of accounting c Experience preferred, but not essential Please call Sally595 words
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Advertisement629 1985-03-02 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical I HP I I Petrochemical Corporation of I I Singapore (Private) Limited I -H Si T" he vu P stream Company of Singapore's $2 billion PetroWt Wii chemical Complex invites applications from suitably 111 HI qualified persons for629 words
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Advertisement768 1985-03-02 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant Technical Technical 32HDB invites applications from Singapore cittern for the following posts:--(A) TECHNICIAN (MAINTENANCE) GCE 3 O Level including English, Maths and a Science/ Technical subjei Must possess a valid Class 2 Driving Licence Carry out routine maintenance, normal and emergency repair works on768 words
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Advertisement611 1985-03-02 29 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical I_J.IHI.Ki Our Video Factory requires: Associate Engineers Qualifications/Experience: Diploma m Electronic Engineering Working knowledge of TV circuitry will bean advantage Duties: Quality Evaluation Section Carry out evaluation on TV sets and related components pertaining to product safety Take charge of documentation and611 words
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Advertisement573 1985-03-02 29 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical f We are inviting suitable candidate to start a career with\ us as: MAINTENANCE EXECUTIVE c NTC II m Electrical Fitting and Installation of Airconditioning At least 3 years' experience m building maintenance which include: problem-shooting, repairing and maintenance of electrical, plumbing573 words
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Advertisement386 1985-03-02 29 FITZPATRICK'S Invites applications for the position of BUILDING ATTENDANT Requirements: c Possess National Trade Certificate, c At least 2 years experience m M Si E or building field, c Between 20-30 years of age. Duties: c To monitor M&E and building services, and security m an office/ shopping complex. We386 words
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Advertisement473 1985-03-02 29 72 Situations Vacant: Technical requires SENIOR/ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Should have sound knowledge m Electronic Engineering especially m Research and Development works m digital and analogue electronics To assist m designing and fabricating electronic test equipment for electrical accessories Experience m microprocessors application will be an added asset Minimum Diploma Certificate473 words
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Advertisement479 1985-03-02 29 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following position: TECHNICIAN (Beer/Liquor Dept) To ins tai, inspect, service and maintain draugnt beer dispensing equipment. Secondary Technical education Minimum 1 year's experience m airconditionmg refrigeration maintenance Possess class 3 driving licence. Must be Singapore citizens Able479 words
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Advertisement512 1985-03-02 29 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production I J 1 lim m li fc MALAYAN IIL!| BREWERIES WU (Hi 11 {SPORE. PTE LTD y mW P^«-is ;.-4An, hin Bw STARTING I S4L4J?F —$426 Requirements: Completed primary education Age below 40 years Willing to work on 3 rotating shifts STARTING512 words
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Advertisement506 1985-03-02 29 74 Situations Vacant 74 Situations Vacant Miscellaneous Miscellaneous MKftITE SEA I A division ot BP Singapore Re Ltc_ BAKU ITF S.E.A.. a division ol BP Singapore Pte. Ltd., manufacturing roppci dad industrial laminates lor the electronic induotrv m the Asian Region. seek- candidatef kM Am positions of _____m\ Diploma m506 words
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Advertisement854 1985-03-02 30 71 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous NTUC Fair Price invites applications for the following positions: SALES ASSISTANTS SECURITY OFFICERS Minimum secondary education Agt^d 20-45 Preferably bilingual (English/ Minimum Secondary 2 Mandarin) Experience preferred Experience is not necessary Vacancies at: Boon Lay. Vacancies at: Ang854 words
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Advertisement1028 1985-03-02 30 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ■pi NGEE ANN I \^J POLYTECHNIC] ppj invites applications from suitably qualified fijll I Singapore citizens and Permanent _fffi \Wjkj Residents of Singapore to fill the following Wm j||_§,j posts at the: 9gß 111 l 1. Clerical Officer Grade IV SB Gross1,028 words
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Advertisement1112 1985-03-02 30 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous AIRPORT SERVICES A *to]g3Or 1 vacancies for the g -e^g^^ g following positions: g GSI, a Division of 5 i amK^Hmamaamm^Bd Texas Instrument Sinuapure aSL} Warm a^^a »^'^_^_B_S p I'te I .imited m\ ites appli "f "■i _^_^PP i ■Mfflffl ASSISTANT TAPE1,112 words
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Advertisement675 1985-03-02 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous X An established manufac- fi tunng company requires I to fill the fol- U fa lowing posts U Ijl) CLERK/ j TYPIST I j| Age below 25. Ke Holder of GCE ■O' l ft level certificate with)} W credit m English andi^ j) Mathematics, butij jk675 words
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Advertisement558 1985-03-02 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous DOWNTOWN requires urgently Receptionists Bartenders/ Bar Maids Waiters/ Waitresses Male Toilet Attendant Interested, please cell personally after 3p.m. st: DOWNTOWN DISCO CLUB 7500 Beach Road Blk.E, The Plaza #01-206/221 Singapore 0719. Established Japanese Organisation requires FEMALE OFFICE CLEANER Requirements: Age between 25 to 40 Able to558 words
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Advertisement534 1985-03-02 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HOTEL YIP invites applications io> RECEPTIONISTS WAITFRS WAITRESSES CHAMBERMAIDS Please lei 23b?8?« lor an appointmen! MAMMA MIA ITALIAN RESTAURANT requires COOKS (S5OO lo SBOo> Please call personally al 400 ORCMARO ROAD *02— 21 OHCHARD TOWERS SINGAPORE 0923 TEL *****7? loi interview trom 3pm lo 6p tr.534 words
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Advertisement953 1985-03-02 31 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous THE OWNER OP a Commercial Office bldg has i.iiu-y for post ol Carpark Attendant We offer Iree medical fringe benefits Interested please .ontact *****42 WE PAY GOOD salary .V other benefits loi hardworking Despatch Riders with own motorcycles Understand write simple Knglish Interested please call: *****88953 words
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Advertisement552 1985-03-02 31 ©83 Today "fflBS ?5 SUNRISE CAR RENTALS HAPPY HIRER WEEKEND SPECIAL Our reliable rental service is now available at specially discounted rates for weekend hiring *****26/*****39 105—109 Bukit Timah Roaa Smgapore 0922 •A member _>l the Ruby Group) KIM HOCK CHYE otters Special Rates tor Daily/ Weekly/ Monthly Rentals Datsun552 words
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Advertisement1275 1985-03-02 31 mmmmmm^m^i^^mmtax_v._uxmM-mmmmmmmmmmmmma 82 Accessories/ 82 Accessories/ Maintenance Maintenance I even better high performance tyre. THE ONE-STOP SHOP FOR TYRES LATEST TYRE-SERVICING CENTRE „e*lS *_F DAYS A WEEK TO SERVE OF* A ALL YOUR TYRE NEEDS fCALL: 293 7455 CHIN SENG HIN (PTE) ltd Block 90. Geylang Bahru =01 2747 48 j1,275 words
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Advertisement518 1985-03-02 31 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan _^_^_flv^_ft\_i_MP^i^^l DELTA MOTOR (a member ol Ruby Group) Bukit Timah Showroom: Tel: *****55 Katong Showroom: Tel: *****55 LATE '80 DATSUN 120A, pte owner, with aircon., s/rims, power windows, radio, cassette, excellent condition, accident free. $15,500. View at: 227, Blk 3. Tagore Aye, between 10am-3pm. LATE 78518 words
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Advertisement935 1985-03-02 31 89 For Sale: Datsun/Nissan MID 78 DATSUN 120Y with aircond, radio cassette. Tax 6/'B5. $10,800 only Tel: *****27. MID '80 Fairlady. 2000 cc. auto. Access, worth $8,000. Beautiful condition. $28,500 0.n.0. *****56 MID '82 SUNNY 1.3 5-speed. 1 owner. Radio cassette. $19,300. Tel *****85 after 10am. NOV '77 DATSUN 100A935 words
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Advertisement938 1985-03-02 31 90 For Sale: Toyota 9/'B2 TOYOTA TERCEL, 33.000 km blue/grey, 1 owner, gd condition $19,000 ono. Tel: *****14 71, TOYOTA STATIONWAGON. $2,500. Tel: *****86. 91 For Sale: Mitsubishi ALMOST '81 MIT. Colt Supershift. 1400 cc. GLX, 8-speed, 1 pte owner, aircon., hifi radio, cassette, new sports rims, new road tax.938 words
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Advertisement808 1985-03-02 31 93 For Sala: Honda ALMOST '80 HONDA Accord 4door, (manual), aircon. high power radio, cassette new spores lyres, tuff-kote, beautiful condition $10,800 Loan eligible Tel: *****18 HONDA CITY TURBO 2 1984 (Oct) with Intercooler, fuel injected 1200 cc 110 HP Blaupunkt stereo, remote control, central locking St alarm 2800 km808 words
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Advertisement795 1985-03-02 31 94 For Sala: Other Makes SINGAPORE USED CAR PTE LTD (Authorised Daaiai lor Ford Rang* ot v«hicl»» NEW LASER A TELSTAR Quality Uaad Cart 1884 Ford Laser 13 Notchback. 5-speed 1883 Ford Telstar TXS 2.0. auto. Hatchback BMW 320ia 1882 Renault 18 Turbo Mitsubishi Tredia 1600 GLS Saab 900 GLS.795 words
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Advertisement648 1985-03-02 31 95 For Sala: Commercial Vehicle* MAZDA BONGO VAN Good condi UOC .selling cheap G plate Tei *****32 NOV '7* OATSUN I2OY blind van. aircon. new paint. $4,200 0.n.0 Call *****56 after 9a m $800 ONLY Regd '73 Dauun pick-up 1300 Steel body New paint Good condition 18 Maju Avenue Serangoon648 words
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Advertisement826 1985-03-02 32 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 94 For Sale: 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Other Makes Available: Available: 1 1 _j_____=-__-—=_ Apartmenta Apartments i H I M^^^WkW&Ky l^ o9 OPEN HOUSE Pjhdoor or 5-door <l_Wi'""^Tl jl Luxurious apartments to let with exclusive826 words
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Advertisement1587 1985-03-02 32 I BEAUTIFULLY FURN GREEN Meadows maisonette. 3 aircon bdrms/ servant's rm, built-in bar counter/ modern kitchen. 7y/ M_D_ff rTJ I l^i I t.-^ _i_i_Z_Bii&i__i_£_K__£ Mam^JomS^ f°n h H^° nartment with I^Pr^P^W D,ST 11 hillcre st arcadia m ,V, '^\|L assured by the advertiser who i!i^j^^:.isi.i.:|.; dist.9 centrally located NEAR AMERICAN/1,587 words
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Advertisement736 1985-03-02 32 NEW DESIGNER FURNISHED Upper East Coast mais. 4 aircon rooms Si servant's with full condo. facilities. Contact: *****02. ODEON KATONG COMPLEX, 2-rm apt with sea view. Furnished/ unfurnished. Tel: *****56/ *****35. Eddy/ Raymond. 3-RM FLAT FOR rent at Toa Payoh 81k167. Lor. 1. -10-508. bdrms aircond, parquet flooring, hall terrazzo.736 words
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Advertisement908 1985-03-02 32 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms 1 ROOM, 1 hall, Alexandra, partly lurmshed $400. 2 rms, 1 hall. Clementi West Tampines. $600--$7OO. 3 rms. 1 hall. Pandan Garden, partly furn. $600 Hougang Avenue, unfurn $700. *****53 FURNISHED, AIR-CONDITIONED ROOM m District 0923. Professionals/ expatriates preferred. Call Mali at *****90 (home) and *****80908 words
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Advertisement885 1985-03-02 32 110 Accommodation Wanted: Apartmenta A JAPANESE/ EUROPEAN Couple requires flat/ hse at Neptune Court. Laguna Pk. Would consider other locality Appreciate call Mr Lye. *****49/ *****29 APTS REQUIRED BY expats at present staying m hotels Good location only $2,000-$B.OOO Owners, call: *****53/ *****11. WORKING COUPLE, SMALL family reg furn. p885 words
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Advertisement930 1985-03-02 32 113 For Sale: Houaes MAKEWAY AYE SEMI-DETACHED near Newton hawker centre bdrms about 4000 sq tl Renovated Sale rent *****92 *****43 D/STOREV INTERMEDIATE TERRACE. Seletar Hills $430,000 u.n.u Tel Mrs Teo. *****31 afternoon Dl 3 SENNETT ESTATE doublestorey terrace house 1,700 sq ft $350,000 neg *****22 ENG KONG PARK (2159)930 words
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Advertisement690 1985-03-02 32 114 For Sale: Private Apartments KIM SIA CT low lloor good wev. 1.700 sqft 3- 1 bedrms $310,000 Trillion *****00 PEARL BANK APT Area 1850 sq fl fully renovated $320,000 OJI.O Contacl Philip Lav *****2 Tt'XTILE CENTRE 15TH floor central aircon, tacmg tea rooms 1 hall $210,000 *****00 DIST 15/690 words
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Advertisement677 1985-03-02 33 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houaea i I i Elegance Comfort Luxury SUNRISE VIIIA m \j____\__i_\_\S_\___ Double storey Split-level Semi-Detached/Terrace Houses SfcLt l AH ROAD "Sz Situated m Thomson Yio Chu Kang •M 50° area near Yio Chu Kang and Ang Mo j N677 words
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Advertisement273 1985-03-02 33 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments CIRCUIT ROAD BLK 43, 3-room. high floor Best location. $28,000. Te! *****21. CLEMENTI 8LK. 338 5-RM. point block. Excellent furnishing. $145,000 neg *****77-8. CLEMENTI CENTRAL 4-RM, near schs. mkt. unobstructed view $83,000. Tel *****45 CLEMENTI CENTRAL. 4 rm Teria_Bo Kitchen cabinets. P furn. JUUOM DCf273 words
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Advertisement272 1985-03-02 33 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments TOA PAYOH 3-RM 81k .33 Terrazzo/ mosaic, covenient location, high fir. $38,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****36. TOA PAYOH 3-Room Improved Lorong 7. Block 4. Renovated. China terrazzo. Tel: *****26. TOA PAYOH LORONG 1 Blk 166. 3-rm. flat, 9th floor $32,000 Tel: *****01 (10am Bpm). TOA PAYOH272 words
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Advertisement1712 1985-03-02 33 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartmenta Apartments Apartments Apartments I Freehold Residential (u^mehff) JIIUVVV^AijLi No Restrictions On Foreigners 36 Designs m Particularly Good Taste c^^S^-TjZSt ■iiiiiii ii mvi a^9 sculpt-red housing blocks set -A^^^^i AWZi^''~' &j ll 1 amidst1,712 words
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Advertisement408 1985-03-02 33 136 Cruises Pearllj of Scandinavia SCHOOL HOLIDAYS FLY/CRUISE SPEC lAI I 7 Da\s Ball Singapore Charm from $7525. (Child IMS Departure: 10 March 19^5 6 Days Sinqaporc Bangkok rar.U.sx lr (*is r3BO tm' o?6£> Departure: 16 Natch 19»= v^ *4_ hurry' Limited < liou/J uo// /x?<y_r>%|f|^ SB -Switf-B-r-BS-SJJ^^r^' <. B^aj~w408 words
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Article, Illustration548 1985-03-02 34 Leaders have easy weekend before Cup ties LONDON. Fri. Compilers o'. soccer fixture lists throughout Europe have done the continent's top clubs a great favour ahead of next week's European Cup competitions. Many clubs m Wednesday's quarterfinal first-leg matches are also heavily Involved m the548 words
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Article762 1985-03-02 34 Olsen has class to see United through m power struggle Martin Palmer previews England's super clash LONDON, Fri. Only once m 18 years has the English League Championship soccer trophy come to rest m the cabinet of Manchester United. The days of Law, Best, Charlton and the rest762 words
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Article, Illustration282 1985-03-02 34 $5 million bid for Zico TWO multi-national companies and a Brazilian television network have raised about US$2.5 million ($5.65 m) to buy Brazilian soccer striker Zico back from Italian club Udinese for Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro newspapers said on Thursday. SUPPORTERS of Manchester Cityare furious that they will have toAFP; Reuter - 282 words
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Article79 1985-03-02 34 Division One: Arsenal v West Ham. Aston Villa v Leicester. Ipswich v Chelsea, Liverpool v Forest, Luton v Sunderland, Man. United v Everton, Newcastle v Watford, QPR v Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry. Southampton v West Bromwieh, Stoke v Tottenham. Division Two: Blackburn v Man City. Brighton Shrewsbury.79 words
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Article, Illustration681 1985-03-02 34 Six all set to renew love affair with the English League LONDON, Fri. Didier Six followed his smart track-suited team-mates out of the Aston Villa coach dressed m an ageing sweater and faded jeans. After five months as the first Frenchman m English soccer, the international winger has lost noneReuter - 681 words
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Article529 1985-03-02 35 U-23 players may be allowed for 1988 Games CALGARY, Friday PROFESSIONAL hockey, tennis and soccer players under the age of 23 could compete m the 1988 Olympic Games under a proposal approved yesterday by the International Olympic Committee's executive board. Juan Antonio Samaranch, the lOC president,AP - 529 words
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Article, Illustration172 1985-03-02 35 LAS VEGAS, Fri. Traces of a stimulant were found m the urine of champion Livingstone Bramble following his Feb. 16 World Boxing Association lightweight title-fight with fellow American Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini m Reno, state boxing officials said yesterday. Nevada Athletic Commission (NAC) director Harold BuckAP - 172 words
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Article210 1985-03-02 35 NINO La Roeoa, the Mali-born Italian welterweight who only five months ago was fighting for the world championship, could retire from the ring following an ignominious third-round defeat at the hands of Jerome Kinney, of the United States, m San Marino. Last September, La Rocca took on WBAAFP; AP - 210 words
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Article, Illustration177 1985-03-02 35 NEW DELHI, Fri. Indian Davis Cup captain Vijay Amritraj said yesterday he was setting up a tennis academy m his home city of Madras to train young players. "Our goal is to try to produce as many world-class players as we can," Vijay told a news conferenceAP - 177 words
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Article250 1985-03-02 35 TOP-SEEDED John McEnroe defeated fellow American Tom Gullikson 6-4, 6-3 to advance to the quarterfinals of the Houston World Championship tournament m Houston. Other results: Leif Shiras bt Jay Lapidus 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (7-5); Peter Fleming bt Jan Gunnarson 6-3, 6-4; Brad Gilbert bt David Pate 6-4, 6--2;Reuter; AP; AFP - 250 words
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Article303 1985-03-02 35 PARIS, Fri. Jacques Fouroux, the French coach and former international scrum-half, has no doubts about the importance of his side's FiveNations Championship rugby union match against Ireland m Dublin tomorrow. "It's a final,'' he said. "If we lose m Dublin we will no longer be mastersAFP - 303 words
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Article115 1985-03-02 35 PHOENIX (Arizona), Fri. Zola Budd, the South African-born British runner, is keen to put the past behind her as she runs m the United States for the first time since her infamous collision with Mary Decker-Slaney m last year's Olympics. Zola, the 18-year-old barefoot prodigy, whoAFP - 115 words
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Article, Illustration485 1985-03-02 38 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON ESImm ZxTj By Malaysia look the sacrificial lambs m annual clash THE dice will be heavily loaded against Malaysia when they meet Singapore at the East Coast Recreation Centre courts today for the annual Ovaltine Salver international squash clash. Only a cruel roll of the485 words
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406 1985-03-02 38 TAY CHENG KHOON - TAY CHENG KHOON 4 We may host the tournament at St Andrew's for another year, after which it will be taken around the world. There are a couple of possibilities m Asia and the Bukit Course is one m of them. s Dunhill406 words
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Article466 1985-03-02 38 FOREIGN GOLF HONGKONG, Fri. Australia's Greg Norman displayed a touch of class m recording his second successive round of 67 for the outright lead on 134 m the Hongkong Open tournament today. The 30-year-old Great White Shark, who has won here twice before, stamped his authorityReuter; AFP; AP - 466 words
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Article, Illustration364 1985-03-02 38 MAHMOOO GAZNAVI - MAHMOOO GAZNAVI Forces will have to contend with the CSC mastermind By FARRER PARK Athletic Centre will be the battleground today for hockey's star war the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout final between Armed Forces and Ceylon Sports Club (spm). Forces convenor Captain Arul Subramaniam has already364 words
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Article463 1985-03-02 38 SPORTS SHORTS BRITAIN'S John Watson, winner of five Grands Prix, could stage a Grand Prix comeback with the Toleman Formula One motor racing team this season. The 38-year-old driver, unable to find a place m last year's World Championship after he was replaced by FrenchmanAFP; AP; Reuter - 463 words
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Article142 1985-03-02 39 THE Singapore soccer team's pledge rang loud and clear at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night as if nothing was amiss. But the few fans and officials who were present at training would tell you a different Story. Of the 22 players m the squad142 words
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Article, Illustration535 1985-03-02 39 Rovers' Kee to a title action replay Joe Dorai's curtain-raiser on a new season I^JHSBMffI SINGAPORE striker Tay Peng Kee will pull on a newshirt tonight to kick off a new soccer season and a new chapter m his career. Peng Kee is hoping his move from Geylang International to535 words
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Article112 1985-03-02 39 THE Singapore Waterskiing Federation have added a new feature to their novice event today at the Matilda Beach Resort, at Ponggol. The SWSF have included an open event which will feature such prominent local names as Paul Fong and Jasmin Hussein, who recently won a meritorious award m112 words
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Article667 1985-03-02 39 PETER WATSON - PETER WATSON By Oil the box: The Guinness Snooker League is the first snooker competition to go on the air this year. The match between SRC A and CA will be featured on SBC's World of Sport programme tomorrow. TV sports producers are also liaising with the667 words
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Article298 1985-03-02 39 SINGAPORE will be without four key players when they meet Johor m a Malaysian Cricket Association League match at Johor Baru today (10.30). Regulars Neelan Amarasuriya, M. Neethianathan, Abhijit Dass and Lawrence Young are out because of work commitments. But skipper Mahesh Kumar Mehta is298 words
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Article289 1985-03-02 39 THE arrival of the Sri Lankan Test team m the next fortnight is by no means the only cricketing highlight this month m Singapore. The Sri Lankans play i one-day friendly against the Republic on March 13. And four days later, the Singapore Cricket Association will289 words
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Article201 1985-03-02 39 Malays to travel with 11 SINGAPORE Malays will leave tomorrow morning with only 11 players for their Sultans' Gold Cup soccer quarter-final against Malacca at the Kubu Stadium later m the evening. This is because most of their players will be involved m National Football League Division One matches today201 words
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Article, Illustration322 1985-03-02 36 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Mudlarks THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track: RACK 1: Anak Perak. Victoria Park RACE 2: Blaze Ahead, Andra, D'Caprieon, Merdeka Bridge II RACK 3: Meteorite IV. Chaya Timor V. Dissolution. Pins RACK 4: Jingle Bell IV. Gold Mine.322 words
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Article3575 1985-03-02 36 mmaaaa_wwam 2.15 class 2 div 2 1,200 m \fX*i '-MM (Ratings: 112-99) mmAmWmmm (Stakes: $15,500) 1 959**8 Wags 51 (112) Bokleung-Bougoure 3ag dl +.5 By Arch Sculptor; slow into stride, finishing last m Div 1 Wilayah Silver Bowl over 1200 m last week; unplaced m four3,575 words
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Article331 1985-03-02 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TONTO MARKSMAN WENG SOOK 4 Kong Hee 3 Tresor DOr 7 Anak Perak 7 Anak Perak 6 Cherry Sweet 1 3 Tresor DOr 7 Anak Perak 3 Tresor DOr 3 Tresor DOr 4 Kong Hee 1 Wags 9 Martinique 4 Kong331 words
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Article, Illustration205 1985-03-02 36 MARK SMAN - MARK SMAN By our van on the track KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Fighting Spirit V, pro moted to top class after his impressive win m a Class 2 Div 2 race over 1,200 m last week, is m fighting trim and can complete a double for 'he205 words
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133 1985-03-02 36 FORMER top local jockey Leslie Khoo. still without a win this season after 31 rides, can snap his long losing streak by landing Scarlet O'Hara at Kuala Lumpur today. The five-year-old marc cost punters a packet last week when the gate of133 words
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Article, Illustration707 1985-03-02 37 Lucas opts for Remember Me m tomorrow's big race ON THE TRACK with MARKSMAN Week's top gallops TUESDAY (yielding going): Interceptor II 44.5, Noble Ambition 44.4, Bonus Bond 43.3, First Of Many 43.9. WEDNESDAY good Freedom Fighter n 44, Toma Toma 41.2, Thunderbird 39.3, Guillemard 43.9, Power707 words
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Article, Illustration497 1985-03-02 37 The Shoe nears mark as first jockey to earn $225 m LOS ANGELES, Fri AT 53, Willie Shoemaker is m the home straight of his riding career, but he says he is still a fair distance from the finishing line. The great American jockey, who can still ride ;it 50497 words
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Article154 1985-03-02 37 Total No of placings Placings for last II rides rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Johnston 63 12 9 11 *****1033 2 Connorton 41 12 6 5 *****0233 3 Setches 49 8 II 6 *****0023 4 Subian 38 7 5 5 *****3210 5 Cook 42 6 5 7 *****0224154 words
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Article83 1985-03-02 37 Ist 2nd 3rd Bluegrass 5 10 Agasam 4 3 2 Ace-In-The-Hole 4 0 0 Goodman 3 2 1 Olympia 3 10 Auric 2 4 2 Chens 2 2 3 Chelsea 2 0 1 Commerce 2 0 1 Delighted 2 0 1 ACS 2 0 0 Suntoma 2 083 words
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Article1147 1985-03-02 37 I ffw I 1 ft 20 CLASS 2 DIV 11,200 m 1,200 m l^-I.l 1 W (Ratings: 115-100) (Stakes: $16,000) I 99*112 Mili-mlllion X.i (114) Red Do.-I.oh 4ah -5 Setehes 1 t 389*32 Amlrs( (113) Sean-Ahmad 6 nzg ul -4 Johnston 2 j 2*222* Fox Kingdom 55 (111)1,147 words
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Article89 1985-03-02 37 Ist 2nd 3rd Yeoh 9 4 6 Allan 8 3 2 E Breukelen 7 9 5 ZafLr 7 0 1 Teh 6 10 4 X Leong 6 6 1 Dragon 6 2 4 West 5 12 3 Bongoore 5 5 4 Lee 5 1 10 Rodgers 4 1089 words
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Advertisement1686 1985-03-02 37 148 Computer I*B Computer 14s Computer 152 Music kawai music schooi s im* -eh 1985 n^_a-_H_^__B__^_^_^_^_a_^~a~^~Ha ~a~B*~B~*~^~H~«-^-H_M-^_^__^_^_^_MB-HB__^_^_^_^_n Organ lecsotu group or individual Guitar lessons group or individual Ptano iessons individual THINKING D,PLOMA ,N COMPUTER STUDIES grm^^JJMJII-. j Incorporates C& G 747 Certificate m Computer and approved by the Ministry of1,686 words
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Advertisement102 1985-03-02 37 174 Other Announcements/ Messages L.L.B (LONDON) S r UDENT preparing for 1986 Intermediate Examination wishes to contact fellow students to form study group Write to S.T BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seng Road. Spore 0923 j C.A.T.S. 737H66 DDDDDDDDDD "There is a better crowd at Laurel Steakhouse," said Mr Edward Tan,102 words
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Obituary, Illustration284 1985-03-02 38 181 Deaths 181 Deaths Demise Of Beloved MDM WONG HUN CHAN 70 Years Old on 28th Feb 1985 Dearly cherished by Husband: Loh Ah Pho Sons Daughters-ln-Law Loo Peng Kong Lai Choi Fong Loo Peng Hong Lee Beng Choo Loh Peng Kok Ng Kirn Kee Loh Peng Wah Siw Fer284 words
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Obituary33 1985-03-02 38 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With Deepest Sympathies Condolences To MR. VINCENT CHIA on the demise of his beloved mother-in-law MDM WONG HUN CHAN From:The Management Staff of EDWARD LUMLEY SONS (S) PTE LTD33 words
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Obituary, Illustration238 1985-03-02 38 MDM CHUA YEOW SIANG Aged: 57 years passed away suddenly on 27.2.85. Leaving behind: SONS: Shu Lay Hual Richard Swee Nai Tee Swee Lay Sing DAUGHTERS-IN LAW: Sim Ah Poon i.ii> It.uiu Tiiniuyn DAUGHTER: Swee Poh Choo. Cynthia SON-IN-LAW: Tang Kok Liang i 7 grandchildren to mourn her238 words
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Obituary, Illustration79 1985-03-02 38 The family of the lata MR NG CHIN CHAN Departed on 23.2.85 wishes lo express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, attendance, prayers, donations, wreaths, scrolls and assistance during their recent bereavement. The Family of the late: LIEW KAM YAU79 words
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Obituary, Illustration28 1985-03-02 38 IN MEMORY OF MRS SARADA RAGHAVAN Departed 2.3.81 Four long year* have patted But memories stay fresh and paintul Sadly missed by husband and children28 words
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Obituary, Illustration200 1985-03-02 38 In loving memory of ANSLEM D'SOUZA Departed: 2.3.84 One we will never forget. His absence can never be replaced. Remembered by family fi loved ones. In loving memory of our beloved father MR. EE TEOW HIM Departed 2/3/82 Your presence is ever near us. Your love remains200 words
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Advertisement109 1985-03-02 38 M M Bi Hl_lx l^mmMlKammmmMWMWAmmM WM^^m Banned XlrllllflflLl ll^^^B ■™4kA Wl" tll6 More than Va million people read Berita Minggu —be one of them! IBL m^^ jfl l| W&^i km^W fit lk^_D _^_L__fl_r WA x _W\ m___ __5 J •ym wj&^z. I3UK6 S Ml**^7 Ay** \aWt__M _\T *^^l 'business' Mohd109 words
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Advertisement701 1985-03-02 39 Who will follow Lina m the Sporting Sam hall of fame? _M_fl_S_L_^_^___fi mSmBBmA m*-_MM WHO is the mystery personality to be nominations to sift from a wide range named winner af the second Sunday of sports. Proof, indeed, that this novel Times Cora-Tola Sports Achievement award ls a tremendous hit701 words
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Advertisement175 1985-03-02 39 W^^m^^l^ET^l Fit fltittw m. m M I > ■^-^^f^lfKfet'^w^P^' ir will^^ral' HI mMw aWm .^S^j§S^^_y^aa^ j Sfc'fci'i' §F~~ V Js- iH_E__l _Hb it v#!dsSl ffB fl t IGCIS. (-'•s^aft ll?^ _Bfe! Ml^ Ml!, *i^_i4Mfl 1 M^^^& j^fl mW MIQ 9 _^_HM___FL~-tf_M*"" > A <^ r e ei Afii^p^^^^^^: I I:.175 words
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Article195 1985-03-02 40 Viets battle for vital stretch CHANTHABUR] (Thailand). Kri. Three Vietnamese divisions are battling their way through ravines and jungles to oust Khmer Hi agt guerillas from a Vital stretch of the ".'.;ai-Cambodian border. 'rhai military sources say The 30km stretch opposite Thailand's Trat Province is one of the last importantAF - 195 words
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Article30 1985-03-02 40 NEW YORK. Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 lnduMriah. climbed 4.64 to 1.288.65 m the first half-hour of trading ot the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 30 words
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Article51 1985-03-02 40 BEIJING. Fri. More than 30 restaurants m central Beijing have bowed to public pressure and agreed to stay open at lunchtime, the China Daily said today. It said hungry customers were enraged because staff used to put up "Not working" signs at 1 p.m. and sleeD until suppertime.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration387 1985-03-02 40 Nine killed during tea break m canteen NEWRY, Friday IRISH republican guerillas devastated a police station canteen with mortar bombs here last night, killing eight police officers, including two women, and one civilian. In a second attack, a fart- time soldier was illed andReuter; UPI - 387 words
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151 1985-03-02 40 Schoolboy's kidnap: Couple arrested A COUPLE have been arrested m connection with the kidnapping of schoolboy Wong Chong Kum from his school on Jan 31. The couple, m their 30s, were detained when CID detectives raided a gambling den m Upper Paya Lebar Road at about 10.30 pm on Thursday.151 words
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Article116 1985-03-02 40 Taximan raped me, says fare A TAXI-DRIVER has been arrested for allegedly raping a 23--year-old passenger m his taxi. She boarded his taxi at Clementi New Town just after midnight on Thursday to go to a relative's house m Bukit Timah, where she planned to stay overnight. She reported to116 words
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Article31 1985-03-02 40 TOKYO, Fri. Thousands of Koreans living m Japan held rallies today m Tokyo and Osaka at the start of a campaign against Japan's controversial finger-printing law, police said. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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308 1985-03-02 40 SYDNEY, Fri. Britain will continue arms sales to New Zealand but the United States, annoyed over Wellington's ban on visits by nuclear-equipped warships, has refused to state its position clearly on the issue. London's assurance on arms supplies to New Zealand came yesterday fromReuter - 308 words
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Article139 1985-03-02 40 NEW ORLEANS, Fri. Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards, who has boasted of surviving six previous grand Jury investigations, was Indicted yesterday on charges of racketeering, wire fraud and mall fraud m a hospital development scheme. Mr Edwards, a Democrat m his third term as governor, earlier thisUPI; Reuter - 139 words
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147 1985-03-02 40 Million suit over eighth tee 'peril' LOS ANGELES, Fri. Weary of wearing a hard hajt everytime he steps out of his door, Barney Feldman has filed a US$l million (552.26 million) damages claim against the city for failing to protect him from golf balls from the golf course nearby. "ThisUPI - 147 words
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356 1985-03-02 40 SALMA KHALIK - SIA invites 6 British MPs to sell new flight proposal SALMA KHALIK By SINGAPORE Airlines has invited six British Members of Parliament to Singapore to try to convince them that SIA should be allowed to fly to Manchester without giving up any of its services to London. SIA has approached356 words
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Article115 1985-03-02 40 MAS, BA talks called off KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. British Airways (BA) said today it had suspended talks with Malaysian Airline System (MAS) on the national flag carrier's request for an extra flight to London. BA said m a joint statement with MAS it could not continue the talks until MalaysiaReuter - 115 words
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92 1985-03-02 40 AUCKLAND, Fri. New Zealand's anti-drug crusade has claimed its latest victim a man arrested for smoking marijuana m court. Nikolai Vshiukou, 25, puffed at a cigarette to calm his nerves before a court appearance yesterday and was whisked into the dock afterReuter - 92 words
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Article33 1985-03-02 40 CANBERRA, Fri. Australia's mothballed aircraft carrier, Melbourne, which sank two destroyers m peacetime, has been sold for scrap to China for AJI.4 million (552.2 million), a government minister said today. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Miscellaneous144 1985-03-02 40 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Cloudy. TEMP. (6) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 23 mm. SUNSET today: 7.20 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.16 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 13 31 C Sunny I Manila 22 36 C SunnyAmsterdam -1 3C Cloudy i Melbourne ±C Bangkok 25 34 C Sunny j144 words
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Article, Illustration1097 1985-03-02 1 An Englishman writing about Chinese kampung life m Singapore? Yes, Michael Smithies, an associate professor with the Nanyang Technological Institute, fits this bill. He tells how he mined the memories of 12 of his engineering students to bring his story to life. By MAGDALENE LUM1,097 words
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Article, Illustration376 1985-03-02 1 MAGDALENE LUM - MAGDALENE LUM GO BACK to your roots if you want to make good as a writer m Singapore. "The trend is for nostalgia and books which highlight the social aspects of Singapore's history," says Mr Clarence Lim, 38, a senior editor at Federal Publications,376 words
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Advertisement18 1985-03-02 1 Methods of cutting meats and vegetables OUTLOOK, Page Two A formidable man-machine called the Terminator LEISURE, Page Twenty-one18 words
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Article, Illustration853 1985-03-02 2 NATALIN LING - NATALIN LING CAFE-IN-THE-PARK Century Park Sheraton Nassim Hill Reviewed by THE Cafe-in-the-Park at the Century Park Sheraton Hotel has always served Western cuisine. There i.s nothing Oriental about its decor wood panelling, tapestry hangings, globular wall lamps and deep pile carpets It was surprising then,853 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1985-03-02 2 Tsui Xian - Tsui Xian Great Grapes By ALOXE CORTON is a very ancient town, harking back to the Gallo-Roman period. It is believed that the name "Aloxe" is derived from Alussa, the land of the god, Alus. Kings such as Henri II and Louis XIV owned land1,047 words
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Article, Illustration1033 1985-03-02 3 Christine Khor; TAN LEE LENG - Christine Khor TAN LEE LENG edited by The key to successful stir-frying perhaps the most popular Chinese cooking method today is proper cutting and shaping of ingredients By AT THE beginning of his TV series, A Taste of China. Kenneth Lo, that prolific Chinese cookbook1,033 words
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Article370 1985-03-02 3 Eight treasure t'sai 150 g chicken fillet flat-slice m bite-sized pieces and season with 1 tsp wine and dash of ginger powder 4 large prawns clean, remove veins, flat-slice m bite-sized pieces and season with 1 tsp wine, pinch of salt and dash of ginger powder 200 g pork370 words
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Advertisement68 1985-03-02 2 Uf b^ est c,ear out ever! We'd sooner sell it than^l^V k /Xo f:pZ*^W^/MAMWS__\ count it -all excess yfkof~^ /v\ ur^.tp <^m_W^ stocks must go at -i^v lr^ a/iN giveaway prices! 7 Js>? \>^*«il*S^ V« 1/ i ii /JA» _/l X "fi!__.Jf*_l 1 e,«Jk" ilk y\ *^W. 1/^^\ I f^68 words
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Advertisement297 1985-03-02 3 Aikcr-iNcnunt Cheers! Berhaps by now you've had a surfeit of good food and liquor. As many of us prepare to return to work on Monday, our thoughts should embrace a product of truly refreshing purity... v I he old city of Evian nestles m IS IS I the French Alps,297 words
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Advertisement422 1985-03-02 3 ww yi I B* J____\__\\\ 1 i 1 'bbW j fH Your last chance to buy a magnificent collectors' item. __™^3K- ar..,SJ-' d_b&4* JAW _m_ 'f-*- r~* d^S v^'<_^^lMbßbl A >„ f -__mw^__m-. "fta, *—M M j—MmmAmm^ >'. y*_A_y' /m\ Ml -d_|fc2_*a_* v v^ *^mWa_l~M m a^BF /Am W_ >'*422 words
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Article, Illustration525 1985-03-02 4 Uncle Otak - Uncle Otak KIDS are lucky, nowadays. When I was a child, I never dreamt I would have the chance to handle something as sophisticated as a microscope. But now, for as little as $18, you can even own one and have it at your desk. This525 words
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489 1985-03-02 4 ZIG muttered to himself. If you listened closely, you would have heard him say something that sounded like: "So much fuss about hong bao! What's the big deal, anyway. We can't spend it. We're forced to save every cent of it." Zag489 words
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189 1985-03-02 4 Uncle Otak - Uncle Otak THERE'S no doubt you children love dogs. For the contest to match the pet dog to its owner drew at leasl 90 entries! But many contestants missed the opportunity to cut out the dogs and paste them on the entry189 words
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Miscellaneous87 1985-03-02 4 M Tk 1% m% y £Zi _y I JyJ__ I 3 n Siv 111 l j y II II liiiiii, ,iJ _M_ rV wkW 1 I WRITE Your AJJ»WET3£ HEKg I 11 B I I 2 7 3 8 I A 9 I 5 ia 1 GouT&r wo m c87 words
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Advertisement324 1985-03-02 5 w^rroin This month, The Belvedere's buffet luncheon features an extensive range of French cuisine that would satisfy any connoisseur. The French, without exception, are known for their cuisine which is synonymous with pate and Quiche Lorraine as much as it is 4^^^ with Crepe Suzette SSSe^ From now till March324 words
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Advertisement298 1985-03-02 5 fl B B CAPITOL-JURON6: NOW SHOWING! (CAP *****59) 11 1 45. 4.0 C. 6.30 9 15 No Free Lisl m (JUR *****70) 11 1.45. 415 6 45 .9 15 No Free Lisl I Frozen m ice lor over 300 years a DEADLY NINJA tl mWa _i_l_l_l_i_i^_H_l CHARLES LAMPKIN JADE-CHANGI: 11th298 words
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BOOKS
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Article, Illustration518 1985-03-02 6 YOUTH looks forward to the future and its numerous possibilities. The old look back on the past and wonder about missed opportunities and mistakes made. Nora Porteus has reached the age when she involuntarily begins to explore her past and ask herself questions about her life.518 words
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Article, Illustration459 1985-03-02 6 SIMONE VAZ - SIMONE VAZ THE SINGAPORE GRIP By J.G. Farrell Flamingo 572 pages Reviewed by THE Japanese domination of Asia during World War Two signalled the end of British colonial rule m this part of the world. Savage losses suffered by the once-powerful British, not the least of459 words
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Article, Illustration311 1985-03-02 6 PAUL ONG - PAUL ONG DEAD BABIES By Martin Amis Penguin. 1984 224 page Reviewed by TAKE six people: Quentin (tall, blond, elegant, urbane) Villiers, Andy (tall, dark, rowdy, aggressive) Adorno, Giles (smallish, fair, rich, anxious) Coldstream, Keith (short, very fat) Whitehead, Mrs Celia (robust, mousy, straightforward)311 words
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Article, Illustration487 1985-03-02 6 Beatrix Potter and Peter the Rabbit AMONG writers of children's books, Beatrix Potter has a special place. Her lovable tales, illustrated with her own charming sketches, have delighted millions of children since she began producing a series of illustrated letters to a sick child. Her first real success came whenBOOKBUG - 487 words
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Article, Illustration231 1985-03-02 6 The Brain: The Last Frontier by Richard M. Restak, Warner Books, $14.40 Dr Restak, a neurologist, explores the human mind how it works, how it perceives and reacts to stimuli describes new discoveries, and what is to come. So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish by231 words
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Article, Illustration559 1985-03-02 7 AUDREY PERERA - AUDREY PERERA BETHANY By Anita Mason Abacus Publications. 1984 219 pages. $13.60 Reviewed by LIKE genetic engineering, the idea of "self" discovery evokes odd responses. At either end of the scale are two small, but fervent groups, convinced that it will make the world a559 words
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Article, Illustration704 1985-03-02 7 NATHANAEL LIM - NATHANAEL LIM ASTERIX AND CLEOPATRA ASTERIX IN SWITZERLAND ($8) By Goscmny Drawing:; by Uderzo, Hodder Dargaud 48 1984 -.ages, Reviewed by The young reader 4 Our hero a sinewy, mustachioed pint-sized bachelor is described as a "shrewd cunning little warrior: all perilous missions are imme- M704 words
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Article, Illustration422 1985-03-02 7 lacoeea by Lee larocca I Bantam. hardcover, 529.y0) An autobiography of an American legend, this is the story of the man who changed the American motor industry by creating the Ford Mustang When he was fired from Ford Motors, he didn't get mad. He422 words
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Advertisement369 1985-03-02 6 Lucky Draw +n Ist Prize *****9 2nd Prize *****1 iJ 1^ H 3rd Prize *****5 f Jm Consolation Prizes New Year s Eve *****3 *****0 Bonus Draw *****8 0521H ZZ *****2 *****2 Ist Prize *****1 *****6 *****6 1 *****9 *****2 2nd Prize *****6 *****8 *****9 *****0 *****4 *****0 3rd Prize369 words
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Advertisement652 1985-03-02 7 "Bridges of Singapore" special postage stamps ■SJNG^RE J" ]0c r *S**p ri J IS I :|^9 APORF 75c i W "m^mm -mmmmmmmiawmy Tt m_W\ a WMLA *A-■ V -35 mm «E_^ v i y ~^r r^ Z-ZT^ < > X V^" —^^i_fc_Hf_^_Bt_t__---_ X i L .li 11 Xj S n652 words
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Advertisement919 1985-03-02 8 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES mmWkmWm. R^RDAAI HHm I Telefax No: *****59 j Rates: Box Service: oiMnio no.uooi_HHH Sales Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 telex Service: S.T.A.N.T.S. RS ***** TLMEAD I Tel: ***** 11 ext 2724-7 2669 I Sunday Times: 5525. 62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo I APPOINTMENTS ___m PllPw^^919 words
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Advertisement788 1985-03-02 8 Hi m__-b-b I iCl 3 HV't I k/ Bk Hxj In line with our 5-year expansion programme V :^Bj Hi;. (1982 86). we invite applications from suitably :ffl Hx qualified Singapore citizens. Permanent fl flxi Residents of Singapore and ASEAN citizens to fill xfl; fl the following posts fi I788 words
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Advertisement1039 1985-03-02 8 Coopers I &LyDr3nO Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing Hand Distribution Systems, Executive Selection.1,039 words
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Advertisement270 1985-03-02 9 APPOINTMENTS .wis .:•..:>:. SviSS;:.™ Marketing Executive (es/sosoi) Our client is a major international distributor m the leisure and entertainment fields. A high technology company, it is closely associated with the movie and entertainment industries. It is now looking for a marketing executive for the ASEAN region. The successful candidate will270 words
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Advertisement831 1985-03-02 9 [AO^AI IKITA KIT ur c ient iS a subsidiary of aUS based company whose ormcipal business is m materials procureAUv^V/UN lAN ment on behalf of hi-tech companies. A qualified individual is now sought to join its newly established $32,500 pa operations as Accountant The executive will be responsible for the831 words
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Advertisement564 1985-03-02 9 We put people m front of computers Sales Executive and Senior Sales Executive The Company WANG COMPUTERS (PTE) LTD, a subs.diary of WANG LABORATORIES INC. is a leader m Office Automation and Integrated Information Processing. The Company was founded on innovation and its success comes from the ideas, initiative and564 words
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Advertisement644 1985-03-02 10 APPOINTMENTS II Mqp^or The last word m small disk storage... ...is continuing to expand its staff and operations m Ang Mo Kio. We have grown steadily m all areas of our operations. This has produced a strong managerial, technical and production team. MAXTOR SINGAPORE LIMITED is a young, nighly-technical and644 words
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Advertisement598 1985-03-02 10 SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES SAI Postgraduate Engineering Scholarships The SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES Group of Companies is m the forefront of the aerospace industry m the Republic. Our activities include the overhaul and modification of aircraft and components, manufacture of aircraft parts and assemblies, and system development and integration of related electronicequipment598 words
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Advertisement595 1985-03-02 10 A newly established cosmetic concern requires:OPERATION MANAGER The Job: Responsible for day to day office/sale j outlet function/administration. General correspondence. Planning. Sales forecast. Organising of training and promotional activities. Requirements: Applicants (preferably a lady) must have a pleasant personality, drive and be innovative and able to work under pressure m595 words
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Advertisement496 1985-03-02 10 MM WM k MM Book-keepers UO I LC C I I keeping Must nave a: l< experience Able to handle tul! set of ac Computer Operator GCE 'A' level Prefeiably .vith at least 1 year relevan experience Minimum typing speed 45 wpn Reliable, systematic, hardworking and ■possess initiative and a496 words
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Advertisement672 1985-03-02 11 APPOINTMENTS CHALLENGING y- I APPOINTMENTS j I The National Productivity Board (NPB) is looking for professionals who are interested m being part of a forward-looking team to support NPB s role m the Productivity Movement. Applications are invited from citizens/permanent residents and other ASEAN citizens for the following appointments: A)672 words
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Advertisement763 1985-03-02 11 MASS RAPID TRANSIT CORPORATION SINGAPORE The MRT Corporation requires senior personnel to build up the Maintenance !jj Department of the railway, which must be fully operational when passenger service j commences A high standard of maintenance will be demanded utilising a well trained workforce to ensure a reliable passenger service.763 words
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Advertisement1009 1985-03-02 11 MORGENTHAU r~^\\lLL ASSOCIATES Management Personnel Consultants specialising m Executive Search Selection. DIVERSIFIED Cur client is part of a well-known international group of public pU|-j¥jp companies with diversified interests, inter alia, m property ownership development, the extraction export of raw f* U»|/»finl materials and the marketing sales of building materials VJvllul1,009 words
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Advertisement679 1985-03-02 12 _A PPOINTMENTS I An established seafood processing company m Jurong B requires m its new factory, a matured person forthe post Production Controller I The company has a production work force of more than 100 employees. The company, m its drive towards higher productivity, will progressively mechanise and automate its679 words
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Advertisement749 1985-03-02 12 lffrVflr3^BTlli»sl wrJm fl w'iHn_r M We are an established multi national i^^mmmmm^& organisation which excels m innovative electronic technology. Today, we have significant facilities m Singapore '"^^^r 5 manufacturing and marketing advanced products and systems E xceHence is our trademark, long achieved by an exceptional team o'' Dedicated people. And749 words
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Advertisement591 1985-03-02 12 Lecturers Beyond the traditional chalk and talk He who can, does: he who cannot teaches, as the famous phrase goes As a new commercial and computer training centre m Singapore, we are trying to prove the exception to this rule We are looking for the following staff with good communication591 words
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Advertisement494 1985-03-02 12 fr An established UK Public Company m public cleansing and general cleaning with operating companies m Singapore. Hongkong and Malaysia invites applications for the position of: ACCOUNTANT (Male or Female) The Job Responsible for the entire accounting and administration function of the Singapore company Will assist m consolidating the accounts494 words
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Advertisement697 1985-03-02 13 APPOINTMENTS ®HDB The Housing and Development Board (HDB) is one ot the largest Statutory Boards m Singapore The Board is responsible for the management, administration and maintenance ot more than 600,000 units ot public housing m Singapore, including ancillary facilities like shops, offices, industrial premises, hawker stalls and carparks. It697 words
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Advertisement418 1985-03-02 13 OpporUiiiities Join our dynamic R&D team m originating and/or improving on sophisticated hi-tech products. Contribute and apply your particular field of expertise! Requirements: Preferably have more than 2 years post qualifying experience m your chosen field. Good Honours and/or Masters Degree m any of the mentioned areas, an advantage. Meet418 words
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Advertisement513 1985-03-02 13 W§\ Mivm— aH_^_H_Bi^^^^B^H^H^B H j -II -Mentor Graphics Mentor Graphics Corporation a world leader m computer-aided engineering (CAE). with a market potential of US$2 billion by 1990, invites applications for the position of CAE SOFTWARE R&D ENGINEERS The Job: The incumbents will be responsible for developing CAE software packages tor513 words
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Advertisement372 1985-03-02 13 _-f_w^ss_%> r fif MALAYAN BREWERIES >£ 7 (S) PTE LTD invites applications for the position of: DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE The Job: The incumbent will after a period of training be m charge of a given district He will be responsible for the sales development and activities of the distributors m the372 words
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Advertisement651 1985-03-02 14 APPOINTMENTS _^^_f_l _^r^*~"S_F»M ys*&s&f^^'& *&*>&'' -'^'< WkW m 9—~^. jLfa^m^am !^_fci' GM SINGAPORE PTE LTD provides you a place with long term job security and growth. These key positions are available right now: f QA SUPERVISORS (DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS) Dipiorr.a m Engineering At least 1 year ex^eri^nce m a651 words
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Advertisement503 1985-03-02 14 JAPAN-SINGAPORE INSTITUTE JA=JA=vr OF SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY (a unit of the Economic Development Board) MV"T"'jI?J/IJ,! '"'IIITTTTTIIi Application forms are available at: JAPAN-SINGAPORE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1 INSTITUTE OF BOARD I SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY 1 Maritime Square #10-40 1 Maritime. Square #12-11 Worid Trade Centre (Lobby O) I Worid Trade Centre (Lobby B) Singapore503 words
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Advertisement792 1985-03-02 14 /r r Here is your chance for i a Hotel Career! '\\ouaaAj Park View Singapore H i i_ _j Opening Soon We offer: Excellent Salaries Generous Fringe Benefits The latest addition to the fastest growing and largest hotel chain m the world invites applicants to fill the following positions: f792 words
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Advertisement650 1985-03-02 15 APPOINTMENTS -y-y T T T T T T T m c j i a r*b m M I EgaMß M H H I flflflflflflflMll_-if_-_Ml___-_-_______M A multi-national American organisation M engaged locally m the manufacturing and t-4 j servicing of petroleum equipment v pH l idu :s invites applications for the650 words
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Advertisement525 1985-03-02 15 IF 1 (Tlflfl NATIONAL lm Zr? UNIVERSITY Mit^f OF SINGAPORE X^f SOCIETY The National University of Singapore Society invites applicants for the position of: Accounts and Finance Manager Requirements: A Degree m Accountancy or equivalent qualifications Minimum 2 wars experience Exposure and interest m computerised accounting a definite advantage Responsibilities:525 words
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Advertisement710 1985-03-02 15 Be the ones who make them happen! Be the envy of computer professionals! We are an established firm committed to creating a new phase m the information era and we require talented Senior Computer Professionals for software development and data communications. We are looking for the following systems staff Project710 words
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Advertisement186 1985-03-02 15 ma a^_\ m mTa^J y^m W LfA Mm mw^W\ ai _______*d___* __k .■:-MHMBHM_Kfc.-x_._.- mm m Am mmmaar—mmm 1 -'^^gTO^tfe^-.'-a:. i Ma M SS '^Ma—WmSsffiAk^ H__B _B iMwmiiwwwwmWAmfmWmAmimMWwmMAmmmmmmammmM W A Wamlmm mwwm MmaTn_amnWrt _Vr/»Prri9_rT' HHB| MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY MANAGER South East Asian Operations The Company A world leader m mechanical handling equipment186 words
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Advertisement524 1985-03-02 16 APPOINTMENTS WE BELIEVE IN SWING AHEAD Ej Join us for a headstart to a prospective future. SALES ENGINEER Decjree or Diploma m Electronics; Electrical Engineering with 2 years engineering expenence m a semiconductor or component industry 2 Job involves customer relations, providing technical services and support to customers, analysis of524 words
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Advertisement864 1985-03-02 16 THE PAVILION INTERCONTINENTAL SINGAPORE Balancing the air-conditioning system m our spectacular atrium is just one of the challenging tasks which our chief engineer faces daily. His job is simply to maintain our property to the highest professional standards, as our guests demand nothing less. It's also a job which offers864 words
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Advertisement804 1985-03-02 16 II -r INDECO 1 =B ENGINEERS PRIVATE LIMITED §|p-*f.>* We are a rapidly in-owing company m the field of engineering services, specializing m the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of high technology building engineering systems. We have contracted for jobs m Singapore and overseas Due to our expansion, we are804 words
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Advertisement183 1985-03-02 16 tt A European company located m Jurong requires QUALITY CONTROL SECTION HEAD j Qualification: Diploma m Engineering with some formal training m statistical methods. Experience: At least 5 years working experience m a manufacturing company, with 2-3 years m a quality control position. Good working knowledge of metal removing processes183 words
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Advertisement607 1985-03-02 17 APPOINTMENTS [IN "SEARCH OF\ Aentrepreneurship i INCHCAPE SINGAPORE is part of the worldwide network of Inchcape companies Our Singapore suPsidianes employ more than 2000 people operating m Automotive sales, Marketing and Services, Tim Per, Manufacr'jring as well as m Property and The emphasis m our decentralised companies on expanding existing607 words
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Advertisement718 1985-03-02 17 fi ft"_f A i^JjHi^^mS Wf^^ fl I AUTOMATED SYSTEMS (PTE) LTD is a member of the CSA 1 I Group, a leading systems house with offices m Hong Kong. I Malaysia, Singapore. Indonesia, Australia and the United If States. -m I The Group markets, supports and services a wide range718 words
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Advertisement969 1985-03-02 17 (t< *i M SINGAPORE COMPUTER fp3B SYSTEMS PTE. LTD. Progress With The Leader In Information Technology We are expanding our business and would like to invite suitably qualified professionals who are interested m establishing a career m the software industry to join us m the following poets: PROJECT MANAGERS/ SENIOR969 words
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Advertisement432 1985-03-02 18 APPOINTMENTS LUNCH PACK DISTRIBUTORS WANTED The Job: To promote and distribute lunch packets to the various districts of Singapore. A leading food manufacturer is seeking a number ol distributors to deliver their range of hot-pack local lunches to offices and industrial buildings island-wide. Eligibility: Applicants should possess some means of432 words
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Advertisement206 1985-03-02 19 NOTICES EXAMINATION FOR MEMBERSHIP 1 I ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ROYAL COLLEGES OF ■H PHYSICIANS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM x~ v> xr\x~t* r Come Share Our World The Common Part I MRCP Examination of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of Edinburgh, WE WISH TO ADVISE ALL CLIENTS, Glasgow and London will206 words
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Advertisement1195 1985-03-02 19 NOTICES y TENDER NOTICE 1 Experienced Contractors are invited to tender for PROPOSED RICE CLEANING PACKAGING AND STORAGE COMPLEX AT PEPYS ROAD BUILDINGS AND ASSOCIATED WORKS Interested firms are required to submit detailed intor- I mation on similar projects undertaken by them Tender documents are obtainable from The Quantity Surveying1,195 words
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Miscellaneous677 1985-03-02 19 comics a GARFIELD ByJlmDmvis PEANUTS Byßchulz PPS^WONPERIFIeHOULP fJ^T Jl/^AZINeONTME |IN A 600P CONVERSATION I I THEN TMAT PERSON 1Y 1 LIKE \7 I Yl oJHAT "V R&m& A £KATOR «&^IKBftWS ONE PERSON TALKS uUHILE TALKS UJMILE THE FIRST TAUgte.. REAUZE K^]JJ OTHER LISTENS PERSON LISTENS_^ JstwTnS /^^X I ©Ml IMM677 words
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Advertisement632 1985-03-02 20 NOTICES Name of Company: CRESC I' NT STAR (STORK) PTE LTD mil UU person, firm or corporation claiming to be .i creditor Ol No me Of Company CRESCENT STAR (SPORE) PTE LTD please, -u.Miut > K-h claim m writii. x gether ith supporting documentation, to the undersigned. If no claim632 words
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Advertisement817 1985-03-02 20 isetan '-w^ smgapore-tokyo ISETAN (SINGAPORE) LIMITED (Incorporated m the Republic of Singapore) COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT The Board ol Directors ol Isetan (Singapore) Limited is pleased to make lhe following announcementAudited Results for the year ended 30th November 1984: 30.11.1984 30.11.1983 Company Group Company Group Company Group SSOOO SSOOO SSOOO SSOOO °/o817 words
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Article, Illustration588 1985-03-02 21 KANNAN CHANDRAN - KANNAN CHANDRAN THE TERMINATOR Midnight tonight at Capitol and Changi Reviewed by IT DOESN'T take very much for Arnold Schwarzenegger to terminate you. Just a flex of a bicep and a glower would do it. Even if you're made of firmer stuff, a588 words
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Article874 1985-03-02 21 CATHERINE TAN - CATHERINE TAN FILM FOCUS: TINY REVOLUTIONS Channel 12,8.35 pm, tomorrow night Previewed by WHEN plainclothes policemen rang his doorbell at five one morning m February 1972, Jan Kalina. 59, a humorist and professor at the Czech Film and Theatre School, thought it was a bad joke.874 words
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Article, Illustration742 1985-03-02 21 CHRIS HO - CHRIS HO New Releases By THIS is the time of year when the after-Christmas lull hits the music market. The Greg Kihn Band, whose past albums include Rockihn Roll and Kihnspiracv, will release the new Citizen Kihn later this month. Madonna's appearance m the742 words
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Advertisement364 1985-03-02 21 Ov__V*S3CrV)^i_fl WW AYmmKS/mTBM _^_X M m m^S^sS^JraMM M :i W m 2__M_m ppPWP^ r^fN)*_J| _l_l_l_l_l_r^_RH r m^t^ m^m\ You Too Can Raise a Can your child become an Einstein or a Martina Navratiiovar A recent study has found out what Olympic medalists and top-class artists and scientists have m common;364 words
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