The Straits Times, 2 April 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    Bad, bad, bad — cabbies moan
    505 1  - Bad, bad, bad cabbies moan RAV DHALIWAL Passengers seem to be driven away by fare rise By ALMOST to a man, taxi-drivers complained bitterly last night about poor business as the fare increase took effect yesterday. Some even said they would offer discounts of up to 25 per cent for
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    35 1 BEIJING, Mon. China looks set to produce a record 2.4 million barrels per day of oil (BPD) this year, the official Xinhua news agency said. Last year China produced 2.3 million BPD. Reuter
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      Lock icon THOUSANDS DEFY GOVT
      57 1 COPENHAGEN, Man. Thousands of Danish workers today defied government orders and stayed on strike, refusing to end an eight-day Industrial conflict aver wages. A Danish employers ■oMHarl«a spokesman said about a third of the 3M,Ma private sector workers were on unoffielal strike and many Deople in the
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    Discriminate where possible
    632 1  -  AHMAD OSMAN PAUL JACOB How to arrest declining membership... By and says NTUC chief UNIONISTS yesterday pushed for a tough approach to what NTUC chief Ong Teng Cheong described as a burning issue declining union membership. The feelings of the delegates attending the fifth National Trades Union
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    Lock icon Boy beheaded in waterskiing accident
    140 1 Boy beheaded in waterskiing accident LONG BEACH (California), Mon. A 13--year-old boy riding a jetski was decapitated by the line of another waterskier in the Long Beach Channel, police said yesterday. The boy, Christopher Tackman, apparently did not see the waterskier in the shadow of a bridge and crossed in
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    Lock icon Shoot speedsters, says police chief
    122 1 JAKARTA, Mon. Drivers breaking the speed limit should be "shot promptly", the police chief in North Sumatra reportedly has suggested. Police BrigadierGeneral Djuaeni told the Sinar Indonesian Baru newspaper in the Krovincial capital of ledan that he had asked for drivers of any type of
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    Lock icon Girl champ
    34 1 BEIJING, Mon. The China Daily reported today that a sixth-grade schoolgirl from Jiangsu province was named "champion shuttlecock kicker" in a national contest, for kicking a shuttleconk 2,803 times without interruption. AFP
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      Smoking them out
      90 1 THEY are becoming a familiar sight at fastfood outlets groans of students, still In their school uniforms, chatting and smoking. Some skip meals to save money for cigarettes; others work daring their holidays to support the habit. Social workers are alarmed by this development and one principal
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      How to raise the quality of debates
      37 1 Forum: Page 16 Summary t World News 3,4,7 Asean 8 Causeway 8 Editorial 14 Background 15 TunesDollar 17-21 Classifieds 21-33 Racing 33 Sports 34-37 Case of Paul-ing Yurleggz Page 37
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    PM off for talks with Suharto
    722 1  - PM off for talks with Suharto YANG RAZALI KASSIM By Who are in the S'pore team ACCOMPANYING Mr and Mrs Lee Kuan Yew, a Foreign Affairs Ministry statement soli, are Praaaaaor S. Jayaanmar, Minister for Home Affairs and Second Minister for Law; Dr Richard Ha, Minister for Finance; Mr Yea
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      473 2 Farewell speech THE outgoing president of the NTUC paid a tribute to Mr C.V. Devan Nair at the NTUC triennial delegates conference yesterday. In his farewell speech to delegates, Mr Peter Vincent described the former President of Singapore as the founding father of the NTUC. He talked about the
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      Comment
      299 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: A TRADE WAR between the United States and Japan will be disastrous to the world but such a conflict leaks dangerously near. While both nations have to take some blame for the current state of affairs, the Americans have generally been more consistent with their
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      Background
      93 2 PRICKING U.S. CONSCIENCE THE decision by the US House of Representatives sub-committee on Asian and Pacific Affairs to give US$5 million (S$ll million) in military aid to the nationalist forces in Cambodia is controversial. It is expected to generate debate on Cambodia and the larger question of US military
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      Timesdollar
      145 2 DRIVE BY PETROL DEALERS TO END GIFTS WAR ON APRIL 15 PETROL DEALERS plan to stop lavishing gifts on their customers from April 15, but their latest drive to bring the practice to an end may fail This may happen if one or more of the oil companies don't
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      Timesport
      316 2 'Unbeatable' Mac RETIRED Swedish tennis ace Bjorn Borg says there is no player capable of dethroning world No 1, John McEnroe. McEnroe, 26, was Almost unbeatable," Borg declared after watching him trounce Sweden s Anders Jarryd 6-4, 6-1 in the final of the Fila Trophy indoor tournament in Milan,
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      Around the world
      630 2 More of both IN JUST four years, political contributions by United States military manufacturers have doubled, with the top 20 contractors now spending US$3.6 million (Ssß million) to help elect senators, representatives and presidential candidates, official sources in Washington said. In the same period, which spans Mr
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      229 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway 'Scores' joining Reds THE Johor Mentri Besar yesterday said that "scores" of young men from the state had taken up arms with various communist terrorist (CT) units to overthrow the government. Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said that some of these youths had joined
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      Section Two
      389 2 Ma says 'knot now' TANY TA Y, 22 and an NUS third-year Accountancy undergraduate, always thought that she was too young to think about marriage. But the Great Marriage Debate, she says, has sent chills down her mower's spine. Her mother's afraid that she'll soon become a victim
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      Section Three
      155 2 Post-Mao writings WILL literature in China see an end to political interference? This issue was raised at a recent meeting of the Chinese Writers' Association. Compared to the economic sphere, cultural liberalisation in China has suffered some setbacks. Nevertheless, when Mr Deng Xiaoping relaxed party controls, renewed literary
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      Lock icon NZ to play wider role in S. Pacific
      315 3 The aim is to avoid exposing region to instability and conflict WELLINGTON, Mon. New Zealand said today it would expand political, defence and economic ac- tivity in the South Pacific following suspension of defence co-operation with the United States over the nuclear
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      Lock icon Payment for ferry deaths
      90 3 BEIJING, Mon. The Chinese authorities will pay a compensation of 3,500 yuan (552,750) to the beneficiaries of each adult mainland Chinese passenger and 7,000 yuan for each Hongkong adult who died in a ferry which capsized near Guangdong last week. Altogether, 71 people died, the China
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      Lock icon Gunshot death claim rejected
      97 3 SYDNEY, Mon. The widow of a private detective who killed himself while playing Russian roulette at work has lost a claim for workers' compensation. Mrs Janine Chick, 32, earlier lost A5139,420 (*****,495.2) in damages after an insurance company won a court of appeal judgment on the
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      Lock icon Chinese pack theatres to see US films
      254 3 Chinese pack theatres to see US films BEIJING, Man. Baffled by the aliens of Star Wan bat enthralled with the human drama of Coalmlner*s Daughter and On Golden Pond, Chinese duoma fans crammed 21 theatres here today far a United States film festival featuring five Oscar winners. Tickets for the
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      Lock icon Nakasone calls for study of ways to increase imports
      383 3 TOKYO, Mon. Japan's tobacco industry went private today, the day a second nation-wide campaign against smoking started, after more than 81 years as a government monopoly. The industry set up Japan Tobacco Inc., capitalised at 1M billion yen (S$BM million). A
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      Lock icon Family reunited after 10 years
      183 3 Family reunited after 1 0 years NEW YORK, Mon. After 10 years, a Cambodian couple were reunited with two of their sons yesterday in Dubuque, lowa. The boys, Sedah, 18, and Phalla 13, were separated from their family in 1975 when fighting prevented them from returning home from a visit
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      Lock icon Hongkong court ends Carrian hearings
      107 3 Hongkong court ends Carrian hearings HONGKONG, Mon A Hongkong court today wound up six months of hearings over fraud conspiracy charges linked to the collapse of the Car rian group, once one of the colony's largest property companies. Charges of conspiracy to defraud were filed last May against George Tan.
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      Lock icon US arms firms give more to politicians
      313 4 Defence orders match rise in election contributions WASHINGTON, Mon. IN JUST four years, political contributions by United States military manufacturers have doubled, with the top 20 firms now spending US$3.6 million (SsB million) to help elect senators, representatives and presidential candidates, official sources
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      Lock icon Britain faces mail strike over sorter
      235 4 LONDON. Mon. Britain today faced the crippling of its postal services because of a dispute over the introduction of an electronic mail sorter and the recruitment of parttime postmen. Mr Alan Tuffin, general secretary of the 196,000--membei Union of Communications Workers (UCW), which has
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      52 4 GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, Mon. The Galapagos Islands' famous giant tortoises, as well as other rare species of animals, will be able to recuperate within two years from the damage caused when thousands of hectares of land were charred by a bush fire which burned for over a month, scientists
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      Lock icon Labour 'to remove US N-forces in a year' if elected
      143 4 Labour 'to remove US N-forces in a year' if elected LONDON, Mon. Mr Neil Kinnock said yesterday that if his Labour Party wins the next parliamentary elections it would take only a year to remove US nuclear forces from Britain. Mr Kinnock, whose party has topped Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's
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      Lock icon Prisoners threatened to harm subway gunman, says lawyer
      158 4 Prisoners threatened to harm subway gunman, says lawyer NEW YORK, Mon. Prisoners have threatened to teach subway gunman Bernhard Goetz "a lesson" if he is jailed for shooting four Black teenagers, his lawyer said. Lawyer Barry Slotnick said prisoners at the Manhattan remand centre, where Goetz was officially charged with
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      Lock icon Seven injured in Santiago protest demo
      240 4 SANTIAGO, Mon. Riot police used clubs and water cannon yesterday to disperse hundreds of demonstrators protesting against the murders of two political dissidents and a painter who had been kidnapped by armed gangs. Seven people were injured and at least six arrested during the
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      April Fool jokes may have started with Noah
      205 4 April Fool jokes may have started with Noah MADISON (Wisconsin), Moo. April Fool's jokes may have began with Noah, a University of Wisconsin prafeoaar says. Prof Harold Scbeub, a folklore specialist, says one story says Noah seat a dove tram the Ark before it had stopped raining. When the dove
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      Lock icon US aircraft crashes
      60 4 MANILA, Mon. A United States F-14 Tomcat aircraft crashed in the north Arabian Sea during flight operations yesterday and its two crewmen were rescued, the United States Navy said today. A spokesman for the US Seventh Fleet said die F-14 assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Carl
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        Lock icon 4 % growth
        81 4 4 growth THE BRITISH economy will expand this year by 4 per cent, the fastest rate since 1973, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) predicted in London yesterday This is the same figure mentioned in the Budget speech two weeks ago Last year's growth was 2.5 per cent. The CBI
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        Lock icon Commander killed
        71 4 GUERILLAS IN northern Afghanistan have killed a former guerilla commander who secretly worked with the Soviet-backed Kabul regime to block resistance supplies from entering the strategic Panjsher Valley. A guerilla spokesman said in Islamabad that the death of former commander Juma Khan, which was announced on Sunday by
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        73 4 SALVADOREANS QUEUING to vote picture above) in El Salvador's legislative and -nunicipal elections on Sunday. Yesterday, President Jose Napoleon Duarte's Christian Democratic Party claimed victory in the polls. According to the party's unofficial tally of 60 per cent of the votes, the Christian Democrats received 51.9 per cent
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        Lock icon Polish price rise
        72 4 THE POLISH authorities yesterday imposed the second round of price rises within a month despite the opposition of officially-sponsored trade unions and the banned Solidarity labour movement. Coal and coke charges rose by 20 per cent, electricity by 22 per cent and natural gas by 23 to
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        59 4 INDIA AND Pakistan would resume talks this week aimed at normalising relations strainer by three wars and political disputes, Indian officials said in New Delhi yesterday. They said Indian Foreign Secretary Romesh Bhandari would visit Islamabad on Thursday for the discussions, which would cover both sides' proposals for
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      Lock icon Israel has seized half of West Bank'
      402 7 Report says almost half the land is used for military purposes JERUSALEM. Mon. Israel has effectively seized 52 per cent of the land on the West Bank of the Jordan mostly for use by the army and Jewish settlers, according to an Israeli
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      Lock icon 31% drop in Saudi Arabian oil revenue
      159 7 ABU DHABI, Mon. Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, has announced a drop of more than 31 per cent in its 1984 revenue due to "continued weak demand" in the international petroleum market. The annual report of the Saudi Monetary Authority carried
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      Lock icon Sudan teeters on brink of disaster
      313 7 NAIROBI, Mon I THREE seasons of serious drought and a massive InI flux of refugees this year have brought Sudan to the brink of disaster, a United Nations Food and AgriculI ture Organisation report said today. The FAO world food 1 programme report said
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      Lock icon UN chief may include Iran, Iraq in Gulf trip
      451 7 RIYADH. Mon. The Secretary-General of the United Nations, who began a 10-day trip to four Persian Gulf countries yesterday, was conferring with colleagues today about whether he would also visit Iran and Iraq in an effort to help end the Gulf
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      52 7 GALAPAGOS ISLANDS. Mon. The Galapagos Islands' famous giant tortoises, as well as other rare species of animals, will be able to recuperate within two years from the damage caused when thousands of hectares of land were charred by a bush fire which burned for over a month, scientists
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      Lock icon Kidnappers free Frenchwoman after 9 days
      329 7 Kidnappers free Frenchwoman after 9 days BEIRUT, Monday GUNMEN today freed unharmed a 34-year-old Frenchwoman whom they kidnapped with her diplomat father nine days ago in west Beirut. Miss Danielle Perez, a secretary at the French embassy, arrived at her parents' apartment yesterday morning in west Beirut but had no
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  • AROUND ASEAN..and Across the Causeway
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      Lock icon Malaysian govt may abolish pensions
      339 8 Malaysian govt may abolish pensions ALOR STAR, Monday THE Malaysian government may stop providing its retired employees with life-long pensions by 1987. With increased life expectancy owing to better medical care, the strain on govenment resources is prolonged as many pensioners now live to a ripe old age, with some
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      Lock icon Gunmen kill Filipino mayor
      99 8 Gunmen kill Filipino mayor MANILA, Mon. Suspected New People's Army guerillas killed a mayor in central Leyte Province yesterday, the 'hilippine News Agency reported today. Three gunmen shot dead the Mayor of Javier, Mr Federico Cua, in front of his house in a village on the outskirts of the town.
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      Lock icon Usno to go for all 48 seats
      120 8 Usno to go for all 48 seats KOTA KINABALU, Mon. The United Sabah National Organisation (Usno) today said it would contest all the 48 constituencies in the state elections in Sabah this month. Nomination day is tomorrow and polling will be on April 20 and 21. "We will not allow
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      Lock icon Landslide kills 37
      64 8 JAKARTA, Mon. At least 37 people were killed, 21 people injured and 25 others missing in a landslide that hit the regency of Garut on Saturday, the Suara Karya reported today. The newspaper said the landslide, which hit the village of Ciharupat, buried 23 houses and covered
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      Lock icon 'Scores' joining terrorist units
      249 8 Be on the alert, urges Johor Mentri JOHOR BARU, Monday THE Johor Mentri Besar today said that "scores" of young men from the state had taken up arms with various communist terrorist units to overthrow the government. Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ajib Ahmad said that some
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      Lock icon New Indonesian airport opens
      85 8 THE new gateway to Indonesia, the Jakarta International Airport at Cengkareng, began operations yesterday. Seen here is the boarding lounge built in the form of the pendopo, the traditional Indonesian covered terrace used to receive guests. The airport complex stands on 1,800 ha of former ricefields,
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      Umno to keep internal disputes from courts
      172 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Umno constitution will be amended to ensure that members can no longer directly bring internal party disputes to court, the Vice-President of the party, Mr Ghafar Baba, said yesterday. Under the amendment, only cases that could not be settled
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      Soviets ask Asean to accept Hanoi's new proposal
      185 8 Soviets ask Asean to accept Hanoi's new proposal JAKARTA, Mon. The Soviet Union today urged Asean to accept Vietnam's new proposal for settling the Cambodian conflict. Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa told him in a one-hour talk that "the present situation in Cambodia
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      Lock icon Condemned man's gift
      51 8 KUCHING, Mon. Convicted murderer Kuan Ted Fatt, who was hanged at Kuching Prison today, donated his eyes to the eye bank. Kuan, 50, from Sebayuh in the First Division, was sentenced to death on May 16, 1961 for killing a worker of the Sarawak Electricity Supply Corporation.
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      112 8 Only 1 of Malaysian voters in Singapore sign up JOHOR BARU, Mon. Only one per cent of the estimated 100,000 eligible Malaysian voters residing in Singapore have registered at the Malaysian High Commission since the registration exercise started on March 9. State Elections Commissioner Mohamed Satar Saad said at the
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      Lock icon Petrol prices rise 10 % in Indonesia
      208 8 Petrol prices rise 10 in Indonesia JAKARTA, Mon. Domestic petrol prices went up by It per cent today as the Indonesian government went ahead with the introduction of Value Added Tax (VAT). Long queues were seen la mast petrol stations ia Jakarta yesterday and shopping centres reported heavy weekend sales
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      Vincent laces tribute to Devan with a message
      370 9 Vincent laces tribute to Devan with a message THE outgoing president of the NTUC paid a tribute to Mi- C.V. Devan Nair at the conference. In his farewell speech to delegates, Mr Peter Vincent described the former President of Singapore as the founding father of the NTUC. He talked about
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      21 get in without a fight
      397 9 MR Ong Teng Cheong and 20 other labour leaders have been elected to the top leadership of the NTUC without a fight. Their successful bids for seats in the powerful central committee were announced by NTUC Deputy Secretary-General Lawrence Sia at the opening of
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      'Be grateful to unions'
      834 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN PAUL JACOB NTUC triennial delegates conference Stories by and Teng Cheong says workers should remember how gains were won QUOTE 4 WE must drive home the point to all the workers of Singapore that our full employment situation, high standard of living and wages
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      Better perks for members urged
      200 9 Better perks for members urged UNk'NS are prrwrim bene: pe Ks fo ih«-r members iron; NTUC In come. They -a am union mem bers to met extra benefits such as a free insurance premium for one year This unionists leader--felt, would help attract more workers to join trade unions Their
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      Talk on dirty rivers
      41 9 Talk on dirty rivers RIVER pollution in Malaysia will be rrit- subjeot of a talk by Mr Surmit Sin^h at the Queenstown Branch hall. Ifmrfjaret Drive at 6.30 pm toman o» Mi Singh is from the Enviroßmenta] Protection society of Malaysia
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      Chor Pee case: Panel 'exceeded authority'
      338 10 Chor Pee case: Panel 'exceeded authority' A DISCIPLINARY committee, appointed to hear and investigate complaints against a lawyer, deleted certain paragraphs in a statement of the case handed to the committee for formal investigation. The deletion followed an application by Mr Anthony Hidden, QC, representing lawyer Lim Chor Pee at
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      Two ministers respond to handicaps' plea on taxi fares
      1123 10  -  RAV DHALIWAL TONG YOKE THO JEEVARAJAH YASOTHA By and First day of the new taxi fares Sign sums up cabbies' plight TWO Cabinet ministers have responded to the pleas of a group of handicapped workers who find the taxi fare increase
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      Smith-Corona 'no' to union
      330 10 SMITH-CORONA'S retrenched workers would not get one month's salary for each year of service, the company's Managing Director said yesterday. Three rounds of conciliation talks at the Ministry of Labour between Smith-Corona management and the United Workers of Electronic and Electrical Industries have failed to break
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      Building slump worse last year
      406 11  -  MATHEW YAP Fewer sought planning approvals By THE building slump worsened last year despite the government dominating the construction industry, according to statistics from the National Development Ministry. For the second consecutive year, the public sector accounted for more than half the planned construction while
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      Suspects arrested within minutes
      142 11 Suspects arrested within minutes TWO suspects were arrested within minutes of a housewife's report that she was abducted at knifepoint and robbed of $300 yesterday. The woman, 31, was on her way to a friend's flat in Balestier Road when she was confronted by a man in his mid20s as
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      Accused: I gave statements to get drugs
      268 11 Triple-murder case THE Ang Mo Kio triplemurder trial resumed yesterday after more than a month's adjournment to enable one of the accused, Michael Tan Teow, to recover from severe drug withdrawal symptoms. Deputy Public Prosecutor Edmond Pereira told the trial judges that Tan
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      Girl sexually abused, says pathologist
      345 11  -  ELENA CHONG The babysitter trial By THE 19-month-old girl allegedly battered by her babysitter had also been sexually abused, a forensic pathologist told a court yesterday. Georgina Melissa Yeo, who died of a blood clot inside the brain on May 14 last year, also had
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      Number of tourists up
      148 11 SINGAPORE received more visitors in February but the hotel occupancy rate fell during the month. Visitor arrivals increased by 4 per cent to reach 230,830, setting another new record for the month, a Singapore Tourist Promotion Board statement said. The cumulative growth rate for the first
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      PWD opens roads to Marina Centre
      272 11 A GANTRY sign at Bras Basah Road, partly wrapped in green plastic sheets, had its cover stripped yesterday to display the name of the road leading to the giant hotel-com-mercial complex of Marina Centre. Raffles Boulevard, an extension of Bras Basah Road, is part
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      BB to raise $250,000
      53 12 THE Boys' Brigade Week, which started on Sunday, will help raise funds to meet the brigade's target of $250,000. The money will be used for the activities of its 2,600 members. Donations are tax-ex-empted and may be sent to the brigade's headquarters at 7 Armenian Street,
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      Blood centre shut Friday
      18 12 THE blood donation dntre at Singapore General Hospital will be closed on Good Friday.
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      More can get loans to buy computers
      162 12 MORE civil servants can now apply for a government loan to buy personal computers. From yesterday, the civil service computer loan scheme has been extended to Division S officers. Previously, only Divisions 1 and 2 officers were eligible. with the inclusion of the
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      SBC education series exported
      289 12  -  LEONG WENG KAM BBC in joint venture to sell Everyday Mandarin By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is marketing its educational programmes worldwide following the success of its Chinese television dramas overseas. In a joint venture with the British Broadcasting Corporation, SBC has put on sale the
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      Lock icon Still the same show...
      416 12 Still the same show KATHLYN TSANG returns from 'Instant Asia' with a feeling of deja-vu THE new Instant Asia cultural show was to have been vastly imK roved and different. But someow it did not quite measure up. Manager Helen Tang had said that when the cultural show reopened in
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      $30,000 in cash and valuables stolen
      143 12 $30,000 in cash and valuables stolen THIEVES stole more than $30,000 in cash and valuables from a house and a bar in separate break-ins on Sunday. Housewife Mrs Anne Jardith, 43, reported the loss of jewellery and two watches worth a total $14,660 from her doublestorey house in Jalan Hitam
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      Environment 'poorest of the poor cousins'
      406 12 Don't neglect pollution problems, workshop told GOVERNMENTS gave it scant attention, treating it more like a necessary evil than a boon. People ignored it, too, and only grumbled when things went wrong. It was the poorest of poor cousins in ministerial portfolios the last
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      Subsidy approved for tuition courses
      232 12 Subsidy approved for tuition courses EMPLOYERS who send their workers for accountancy tuition courses run by the Singapore Society of Accountants can now expect a 70 per cent subsidy on the training fees. The Skills Development Fund has given in-princi-ple approval to subsidise 70 per cent of the subject fees
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      New training unit to give courses in design by computer
      135 12 New training unit to give courses in design by computer A NEW training unit for courses on computer- aided design, manufacturing and engineering will be set up soon by the Economic Development Board and Hewlett-Packard (HP). Called Hectu, the unit will be operational in June at the GermanSingapore Institute in
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      521 10 Since 1979 56,300 businessmen have made the right choice Now it's your turn! I ComputerAsia 14-17 August 1985 World Trade Centre Singapore Track records speak for themselves. However, it is not just a question of developing a Since 1979, Singapore Exhibition Services have show j*»* a <f ar sense of
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  • around YOUR PLACE
    • What our reporters found on the fast-food scene
      • Article
        Lonely youths who hang around town
        254 13 AT SCHOOL, they have few friends. At home, ei- ther their parents are out busy working the whole day, or they are totally unapproachable. So they go where friends can be found Far East Plaza, Parkway Parade and fast food outlets such as McDonald's.
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        'Regulars' at Liang Court
        247 13 RICHARD (not his real name), a Secondary 1 student, and his friends are "regulars" at Liang Court shopping complex. They go there in their uniforms at least three times a week after school. Everyone in the group of seven smokes. They do not believe it is
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        Smoke, students and hamburgers
        343 13  -  LIM KWAN KWAN MARC TAN TEO LIAN HUAY Stories by and THEY are the latest addition to the fast-food centre scene. Groups of students, some young enough to be in primary school, gathering for a chat and a snack. Nothing disturbing. Except that many of them
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        No match for this wily principal
        163 13 No match for this wily principal A SECONDARY school principal goes to two fastfood restaurants at nearby Holland Village occasionally not to grab a bite, but to nab students who hang about and smoke. About 10 students, mostly in upper secondary classes, were caught last year smoking and were punished.
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      Ex-guard sketches to while away the time
      229 13 Bedok WHAT do you do when you are on a void deck waiting for a friend or a relative? Twiddle your thumbs or do something creative like what Mr Syed Ali Abdul Rahman is doing? It takes more than just boredom to make
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      Soccer on a basketball court just isn't the same
      320 13 Jalan Kayu SOCCER has lost Its thrill for these boys who used to play at what they dabbed the "Wembley Stadium" of Seletar Hills. Their field tai Jalan Seleseh is now a park with a cemented walkway, tree saplings protected by
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      New CC for Tampines
      68 13 RESIDENTS of Tampines New Town will have a community centre in the void deck of an HDB block by October. This will serve residents until a new CC is built. The new CC will take three to four years to complete, said Mr Phua Bah Lee,
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      Woman wants more time for community work
      289 13  -  LIM KWAN KWAN Clementi By TWENTY-FOUR hours a day is not enough for Mrs Jennifer Foo. To Mrs Foo. 35, chairman of the Clementi i women's sub-committee, time is the only factor that is holding her back from doing more community work. As
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      Walkathon to raise $50,000
      192 13 Ayer Rajah A WALKATHON will be held on April 28 to raise $50,000 for the Ayer Rajah Community Services Project. Organised by the Ayer Rajah CC's youth group, the 5.6 km walk will begin at the CSP centre at the junction of Jurong Town Hall and
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    The Straits Times says Japan needs to be more sincere
    509 14 The Straits Times says Japan needs to be more sincere A TRADE war between Japan and the US will be disastrous to the world but such a conflict looks dangerously near. Last year's US trade deficit with Japan was US$37 billion, more than twice that of 1982. As with all
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  • Article
    How Ohio banks choose companies to invest in
    621 14 Art Buchwald LOS ANGELES The recent savings and loan scandal in Ohio has shaken the banking industry very badly. What happened was the Home State Savings Bank had invested its depositors' money in a Florida company that specialised in dealing in government
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    Why the PM is going to Maria Menado's island
    725 14  - Why the PM is going to Maria Menado's island YANG RAZALI KASSIM Yet another meeting of two leaders who get along so well By of the Regional Desk PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew today begins a three-day working visit to Indonesia, returning a visit to Singapore in 1983 by President
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    He crushed rebellions and brought stability and progress
    288 14 He crushed rebellions and brought stability and progress Suharto PRESIDENT Suharto Is Asean's second longest serving national leader, after Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Mr Suharto became President in 1967, succeeding Sukarno who was eased out of power after the abortive communist-backed coup of 1965. (Mr Lee has been Prime Minister
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    Visitors from a funny-shaped island gave us Bugis St
    511 14 Visitors from a funny-shaped island gave us Bugis St SULAWESI is one of the world's most peculiarlyshaped islands, resembling an orchid. It is the home of unique mammals like the babirusa (pig-deer), a boar-like animal with upward-curv-ing tusks, and the anoa, a rare but fierce pygmy buffalo resembling a goatantelope
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Cambodia aid move very controversial
      860 15  -  LILLIAN CHEW From today, the Background Page will appear opposite the Editorial Page. Forum is now where Background used to be. The transposition of pages is part of an effort to upgrade the Editorial and Background pages. Spectre of renewed active role in Indochina raised
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      A more dynamic America ahead
      916 15 WASHINGTON A "new America" richer, more educated, and more confident has begun to emerge in recent years, a number of analysts say. This evolution in American society is expected to bring about significant, lasting changes in the political and economic future of the United States.
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      827 15 The short-cut to a bigger slice of r South East Asia's food industry ProPakAsiaBs The International Food Processing and Packaging Technology Exhibition and Conference for South East Asia 15-18 April 1985 J^^World Trade Centre Singapore From 15-18 April more than 100 companies processing and packaging industries in the from 19
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  • FORUM
    • Letter
      Hyde Park is not for us
      183 16 Hyde Park is not for us IN HIS letter, the gentleman from l^icester (ST, March 26) seems to deny what Professor Jayakumar said. It may be that there's a Race Relations Act but, from my observation, it is certainly not enforced. I was in London last year and went to
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    • Parliament... and what the people have to say
      • Letter
        Changes in HDB's accounting system: Some doubts
        447 16 I AM an ordinary layman and hope that the relevant authorities can enlighten me on my doubts about the changes in the accounting system for the Housing Board. Firstly, what are the objectives and significance of the HDB, after acquiring land cheaply then
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      • Letter
        How to raise the quality of debates
        716 16 Govt MPs mustn't resort to threats Opposition must raise key points THE TV reports on parliamentary proceedings are vital in educating the average Singaporean on matters and issues that concern our people and our nation. As an interested and concerned citizen, I wish
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    • Letter
      We can't measure dedicated leaders' worth in dollars
      231 16 I AM an old Singaporean belonging to the Prime Minister's generation. I would like to make some observations which reflect the thinking of a senior citizen. I have the greatest respect for the Prime Minister and the "old guard". I respect and
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    • Letter
      Low building cost to blame for shoddy work
      318 16 I CANNOT agree with the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, when he said that the reason for the shoddy HDB workmanship was due to the lack of skilled workers in Singapore. Let us ask ourselves how much we are
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    • Letter
      Modify the priority scheme, don't scrap it
      165 16 LAST year when the priority scheme was introduced, I felt that I did right by having three children. It is a lot of hard work bringing up three children in addition to holding a job. Friends wonder how I cope but I was
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      Stay and listen to answers so same questions are not asked
      166 16 MR CHIAM See Tong should explain why he was not in Parliament when Mr Ong Teng Cheong was explaining the diesel tax and taxi fare hikes to Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam. Mr Chiam is paid an MP's allowance of $3,000
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the markets
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        Market opens weaker
        64 17 THE market opened weaker and prices drifted lower throughout the day on light selling pressure. There were only 25 rises against 84 falls and the Straits Times Industrial Index slipped 2.25 points to 818.24. The Business Times Composite Index lost 1.96 points to 728.48. Volume was light
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        Most Active
        15 17 Supreme Corpn 533,000 Pa hong Inv 514,000 C C 507,000 Fed Cobles 492,000
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          66 17 C*C 408+12 I C J 580-10 m CatepriMn 432 -I 10 Honffo- 113 +9 Pm-Hhi 438+6 MBMunt 600 +5 DuHDe. 515 +5 UOL 215 +5 Eiso 50c 270 +4 City Dt« SOe 137 +4 GmmuSOc 168 +3 m$ 300+2 MUI 245 +2 Cwrto. 50c 207 +2 kmrnt i~ 50e
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          Falls
          72 17 Nortechem 50c 252 -16 Kentucky Spore 304 -14 Gl«dp50c 200-12 F t N 520 -10 tana 146 -10 Bedford 50c 141 -10 JUcom 112 -9 TDM 316 -8 Pan-B 50c 282 -8 Mi Um 160-8 Nat Ha 293 -7 Ssa-fjMt 50c 201 -7 Metro Wdt_ 324 —6 S-piu Metal
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        Indices
        65 17 Mar 29 Apr 1 Mar 29 Apr 1 ST Properties 480.00 481 02 BT Composite 730.44 728.48 ST Minings 321.16 ***** BT_rtc.tor *****82 *****60 ST Plantations 2487.15 2486.20 8T06,0S 300 272 OCBC 626.30 623.72 ST Mistrials 820 49 818 24 OUB Composite 414 70 413.32 STFaiance 2397 17 2396
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        34 17 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Tines Business Times Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Lo* 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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        Forex
        12 17 THE US dollar closed at DM3.0760 in Singapore, gaining 11 points.
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        Exchange crossrates
        20 17 DM Y IT SS HS VSf ***** 3.0470 250.50 unq 2.2020 7.7985 1.2390 3.0760 251.20 9.3800 2.2120 7.7980
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        Gold
        9 17 IN Singapore, gold ended at US$32B down US$3.
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        Simex
        33 17 Eurodollar: Gained one tick at 90.21 a contract. Deutschemark: Lost six ticks to 0.3272 a contract. Japanese yen: Lost two ticks to 0.*****9 a contract. CWd: Lost US$7 at U*****.70 an ounce.
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    • Short stops
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        Lock icon New SMR grading
        66 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The existing nine principal grades of Standard Malaysian Rubber (SMR) will be restructured into only three types A, B and C. Announcing this today, the Chairman and Controller of Malaysian Rubber Research and Development Board, Mr Ahmad Farouk Lshak, said the changes in the
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        Lock icon US hospital firms in big merger
        77 17 NEW YORK, Mon. Two American hospital firms have agreed to one oi the largest mergers in US history outside the oil industry, giving the combined companies a market value of a US$6.6 billion 5514.65 billion). The merger between Hospital Corporation of America, the largest
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        Lock icon BHP to buy Kobe Steel machine
        68 17 TOKYO, Mon. Kobe Steel Ltd said today it has signed a 10 billion yen i SsBB million) contract to supply a continuous casting machine to the Australia's Broken Hill Proprietary Co. The machine, capable of producing two million tonnes of steel products a year,
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        Lock icon Trading suspended
        92 17 MELBOURNE, Mon. The Melbourne Stock Exchange said it has suspended trading in shares of David Syme and Co Ltd from the start of trading today following a disputed sale of a parcel of shares. The sale was made on Friday when the Herald and Weekly Times Ltd offered
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        Lock icon Accord on Mazda car plant
        116 17 DETROIT, Mon. Negotiators for Mazda Motor Corp and Detroit Area Trade Union members have reached a tentative agreement on a contract, clearing the way for the construction of a US$45O million (***** million) car plant south of the city. "We're pleased to announce that the
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      Ho to sell Leong Huat shares?
      215 17 DEVELOPER Ho Kok Cheong may at last succeed in selling his stake in Leong Huat after a year of touting. The ailing steel mill yesterday announced: "The directors are currently negotiating with several parties who have shown an interest in a possible restructuring of
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      Seminar for engineers
      49 17 A ONE-DAY seminar for engineers on Sacs, an offshore design software system, will be held tomorrow at the ShangriLa Hotel. The speaker will be Mr David Garland, founder of Engineering Dynamic Int of New Orleans. The system will be available in Singapore and Malaysia this month.
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      Petrol dealers plan to end free gifts
      520 17  -  STU GLAUBERMAN But the big hitch is to get all to join the ban By PETROL dealers plan to stop lavishing free gifts on their customers from April 15, but their latest drive to bring this costly practice to an end may fail.
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      Town and City suffers $6 m pre-tax loss
      316 17  -  DOREEN SOH By PROPERTY and hotel company Town and City Properties Ltd has plunged into the red with a $6.1 million group pre-tax loss for 1984 despite a 27 per cent increase in turnover to $29.4 million. The amount of interest on
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      New Vaseline distributors
      57 17 THE Harper Gilfillan Group are the new distributors in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei for household name brands such as Ponds Cold Cream, Cutex and Vaseline. The market for the products manufactured by Chese-brough-Pond Inc of the United States, is worth more than $5 million in the region
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      Two property firms buck industry trend
      257 17 Two property firms buck industry trend TWO property companies went against industry trend and reported improved results for the year to December 1984. Hong Fok Corporation Ltd chalked up group pretax profits of $11.1 million for the year to December 1984 against the previous $540,000. The sale of its flatted
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      US wants our electronics goods, S'pore firms told
      321 17 SINGAPORE manufacturers worried about the health of the electronics Industry In the United States have been assured that there Is a Kid demand there for lr products. Mr Bill Welner, Director of Manufacturers' Services of the Electronic Representatives Association (ERA), which represents
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      JEL profits soar 100% to $5.7m |
      429 17 JEL profits soar 100% to $5.7m I A sparkle in the gloom of recent poor showings JURONG ENGINEERING LTD, which tantalised prospective investors when It went public in June last year with a promise of $3 million in after-tax profits and a dividend of 7.5 per cent for 1984, has
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      Harrisons to be listed on SES tomorrow
      253 17 Harrisons to be listed on SES tomorrow HARRISONS Malaysian Plantations Bhd, one of Malaysia's top three plantation companies in terms of acreage, will be listed on the Stock Exchange of Singapore tomorrow. The purpose of the SES listing, arranged by Baring Brothers Asia Ltd and Pertanian Baring Sanwa Bhd, is
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      Business done in Singapore
      2748 18 READERS should be aware of the fcnrtatiom of this information. Not every transaction, nor every pri.e dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      Business done in Kuala Lumpur
      1833 18 INDUSTRIALS A|inomoto (3 70S) A Choc (2 358 2 40S) (1) 2.35 AMD (3 30S) (1)3 20 Alcom I 26S) (2) 1.36 (1) 1 34 (2) 1 33(2) I 35 0(7) 1.32 (IM) 1.22 (2) 1.23 (10) 1 22 (5) 1.24 (15) 1 25(30) 1
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      How your stocks performed
      2672 18 1984/85 Last Yield Vol Day Hijfi Low Company Sale Change ('OOO) Wgh Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 185 144 Acmo 146 -10 3.4 49 150 145 146 105 Alcorn 112 9 4.4 14 112 105 270 208 Allied Choc 208 134 110 Amal Steel 50« I
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    • Commodities, Finance
      • Article
        Bank rates
        286 19 OCBC OUB UOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 6 1 4 6 3 4 6 6 1 Autosave 53,/. Fixed deposit 1 month SV. 5V* bU 5 l l 3 months 5V5 5 3 4 5Vi 5V4 6 months 5 3 4 6 6 5 3 4 9 months
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        127 19 Australian dollar 1.5320—1.5560 6.55—6.37 Canadian dollar 1.6207—1.6250 6.27—6.15 NZ dollar 1.0272-1.0328 10.01—9.60 Sterling pound 2.7342—2.7186 3.68—3.60 US dollar 2.2140-2.2165 4.58-4.53 Austrian schilling 10.2216—10.2378 98.31—95.36 Belgian franc (com) 3.5640—3.5721 281.95—275.88 Danish kronor 20.0725—20.1134 50.21—48.97 Deutschemark 71.8831—72.0344 14.02-13.68 Finnish mark 34.3895 34.4551 Unq— 29.l3 French franc 23.5031-23.5547 42.86—41.82 Hongkong dollar
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        Forex
        99 19 THE Singapore dollar ended much weaker against the greenback at 2.2140/65 at 3 pm, compared to its opening of 2.1950/80. It was traded between 2.1995 and 2.2195. The greenback firmed up against most major currencies in late trading. Against the deutschemark, it closed at 3.0870/80, compared to its opening
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        Gold
        117 19 THE KILOBAR market yesterday traded between 5523,275 and 5523,750. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.30 331.80 and touched the day's high at U*****.50/ 332.00 before easing to U*****.50/331.00. It closed for lunch at U*****.20/331.70 and reopened at U*****.30/330.80. Later, it dropped to the day's low of U*****.30/
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        Gold market
        23 19 GOLD US$/oz Mon Fri Singapore 327.70—328.20 300.33—300.36 Sat Fri Hongkong 328.10—328.60 330.75—332.25 Fri Thurs New York Unav 327.00—327.50 London 330.00—330.50 326.75—327.25
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        Unit trusts
        173 19 Managers' prices for Apr2 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.13 2.26 The Savings Fund 1.47-1 56x0 S'pwe Prog Fund 0 90— 0.95 Spore Sec. Fund 1.34-1.42 Spore Invest Fund 0.93—0 98 Spore Equity Fund 0.92—0.97 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.35—2.50 Mai Prog Fund 0.96—1.02 Mai Security
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        Container schedules
        510 19 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block Maria (46A) 2/4(2300) F2 *****100 L8 Siri Bhum (213N) 3/4(0300) F2 *****800/*****500 Jl B Seroia (130) 3/4(0700) F2 0900 1030/ 1700 1900 U4 Jenlink (13/85) 3/4 (0700) F2 *****200, 1800 1900
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        Simex futures
        273 19 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE June Eurodollar contract opened firmer because of, among other things, a lower Fed funds rate which fell to 6 per cent in New York on Friday. The Eurodollar futures market was dull yesterday as there was a general lack of interest with the June
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        Rubber
        16 19 Rubber Closing prices cents, 'Mo Singapore Apn* 171.75 unchanged Malaysia Apni 2C17. dcwr S DMk
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        Tin
        19 19 jjr, Closing prices MS/kiio KL Tin ?9 52 up eight cents Turnover 50 tonnes down 21 tonnes 1
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        Silver
        25 19 Ckmnt prices USJ'troytt Mo. M Singaoce 6 60-c6t 66. -fc 7. fn Than Ne» >ork 6 65-6 70 6 55—6 60 Source OmttSmmu Spore
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        Copper
        24 19 Closing prices Copper .'tonne Fn Spot Una* Unav 1139 00-i mm 3 months Una* Unav 1181 bO-- 162 00 Market tone Sales -tonnes
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        Aluminium
        25 19 Ctosmj prices Aluminium 'tome Fri Soot Una* --Una* (886 00-88 1 00' 3 months Unav -Una* (916 00-9) 7.00 1 Marte* tone Sales -tonnes
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        Palm oil
        97 19 Ctosng pnces Crude MS/tome palm oil Api 1390 SOUth 1375 (central) Refined palm Ofl USS tonnes RBD palm Apt 640 (sellers) May 622 bC i sellers i June 600 (sellers) RBD CMein Apr 64C sellers j May 622 50 (sellers i June 600 sellers; RBD Stearin Apr 490
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    • Stock markets round-up
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        Light selling pressure pushes index down
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      286 20 SE ALIGN HOTEL LTD saw a 3.2 per cent dip in the company's turnover to $54.68 million for calendar 1964 from the previous year, while pre-tax profit fell 16 percent to $7.3 million. Group turnover stood at $54.74 while group re-tax profits were 5.9 million. There are no
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      431 21 12 Computer Products/ Services CHEAPEST IN TOWN IBM PC XT Compatibles complete system: $1,900 Apple Compatibles complete system: $1,300 Lingo PC- 128 MKII. Copied Programmes: $3.50- Apple, $8.00 IBM ID SKC $2.60, Datallfe $3.50, Dennlson, Fuji colour disk 2D: SKC $4.00, Datallfe, Dennlson. Training: Basic, COBOL Programming. CORTINA COMPUTERS #09-11,
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      363 21 18 Home Furniture/ Furnishing SALE DIRECT FROM factory. Kitchen cabinet from $95 p.f.r., built-in wardrobes from $120 p.f.r. Tel: *****19/ *****22. SPECIALIST IN REPAIRING sofas St cushions. Price reasonable. Tel: *****95/ *****96/ *****47. WE VARNISH A repair all kinds of old furniture. Enquiries please call: *****31/ *****42. 19 Home Appliances
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      733 21 24 Garage Sale 80NY 18" CTV $390. VHS VTR $500 0.n.0. Complete set VHS video camera $2,100. Tel. recorder $190. 2 h/p alrcon $450. *****83 OWNER LEAVING SELLING cheap Austin car, carpets other household Items. Tel *****25. 25 Sale: Other Products m%M WAREHOUSE SALE VILLEROY BOCH Sanitary wares, wash basins,
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      652 21 25 Sale: Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products PINES We supply high quality pine, the ideal wood for interior decoration. Highly recommended for hotels, offices, houses and apartments as well as for furniture and cabinets making. Interested parties, kindly can at our office for further details. (Pine comae taste— oft
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      722 21 30 Hairdraaaing CAIRNHILL UNISEX SALON offers: Perm $35, Cut $16 By London trained stylists. *****67. FREE LONDON ADVANCE Course. Interested call *****07. Be a Morris Professional Hairstylist. HAIRITAGE UNISEX SALON, -04-93 Far East Plaza. Tel: *****72. Perm from $30 Cut $14. PETER A GUYS offer for ladies. Cut $3.50. Perm
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      718 21 _B_l_r__H__H____-_! ____.'^l __r I __F Ktv~ ______________________________________r you to have a Jaimaca Inn, atray far from the m' madding crowd and revisit BrideW shead?" asks an advertiser. P If you're keen to live out your W% dreams and fantasies, road clasfly stfication 137. 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 36 House a____________________Bß-_____B-B_s
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      466 21 36 Houaa Renovation/ Dacor WE SPECIALISE Bl undertaking roof leaking, gutter. Installing partitions, celling, carpet, wall paper, rubber Ules, ceramic tiles. painting, parquet flooring, carpentry work St all kinds of renovation work. Tel: *****08/ 9 YEO ELECTRICAL AND Plumbing Enterprise provides prompt, reliable and efficient services *****52/ *****78 (Licenced Plumber).
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      409 21 For prompt, 24-hour Island wide service Specialist in commercial, domestic fridges, aircondltioners. chillers etc Sales. Installation, repair re-spraying services at reasonable rates Call us for free estimation BUAN SENG AIRCOND REFRIGERATION ENGINEERING Tai: *****28/9, *****48 *****3 (24-hour service) AIRCONDITIONERS A REFRIGERATORS for repair Spray painting ($6O). General Service ($4O) Change
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      751 22 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery Removal HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION services Office removal -penalised \u pianos, organs delivery and disposal service Experienced reliable, responsible Aorkers provided Reasonable eta-Baa, good and fast service Day night service Please call j00.397 *****01 We are at your service 7 da>s a week. PROFESSIONAL MOVERS/ PACKERS Covered
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      742 22 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies SEE HUP SENG •ale* lor the following: 1. CONTAINERS 6 nos. 2. 28 TONS CRANE $40,000 0.n.0. VIEW 25, PIONEER SECTOR 2 SINGAPORE 2282 TEL: *****43 (LOUREEN) 1878 TOYOTA FORKLIFT 2 1/2-ton, in good condition for sale at reasonable price. Pise call: *****44 or view at:
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      711 22 kI jB Wlmt r~___i lf you J° in Tien Wan Press as a H I I L____l Female Production Operator, 1 I I Tm\ you en oy two mcrem -ntB with--11 I L-B in the first year. Besides, working fll fll n -i r -conditioned comfort, flija rnxm H|| there'll
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      445 22 68 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive construction^ co. undertaking HDB building projects aeaka applicants for the post of: PROJECT ENGINEER Applicants must possess a recognised Degree In Building/ Structural Engineering/ Quantity Surveying preferably have some experience in site management. Successful applicant is expected to manage building works on site and must
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      492 22 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive SRN CUM SCM wanted urgently for morning/ afternoon duties. Contact Matron/ Jurong Hospital *****11. 67 Situations Vacant: EDP FOREIGN BANK urgently requires MALE COMPUTER OPERATOR with min. 3 'O' levels and willing to work shifts. Required to sit for an aptitude test. Apply with complete
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      544 22 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Sacratarial/ Sacratarial/ Clarical Clarical y Hewlett-Packard people are our J greatest assets y If you are interested in being part of our expanding and progressive organisation, join us as A) ORDER f^ PROCESSING ASSISTANT «V B) ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT (CUSTOMS) The Requirements: GCE 'A' Level
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      511 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical CREDIT CONTROLLER Required by Americsn Multi- I Nstional Company in the vicinity of Upper Thomaon Road/ Ang Mo Kio. Requirements: Age -21 and above e GCE A' levels with credits in English and Maths LCCI Intermediate Book-keeping minimum. e Minimum 2 years working experience in
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      681 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical JOAN TOOKE'S (37 successful years behind us) Computerised Selections for Perm Temp a General Clerks/ Typists ($450 to $500) e Receptionists/ Typists ($4OO to $600) a Accounts Clarke ($5OO to $550) e Telex Operators ($650 negotiable) a Despatch Riders a Drivers ($600) Come personally to:
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      497 22 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Limited requires urgently GCE XD' level LCC Intermediate Book keeping Certificate A Preliminary Certificate in Business Studies (PCBS) Salary will commensurate with qualified Uons ana experience. In addition to attractive binge benefits, a productivity bi nus will also be payable I each year. Interested candidates,
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      558 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Furniture Manufacturing Firm Situated at Defu/ Hougang area i oquirse GENERAL CLERK CUM TELEPHONE OPERATOR e GCE O' level with credit in English e Good typing speed. e 2-3 yrs' working experience in clerical duties. Interested applicants please call Cindy at: *****88 lor an interview
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      729 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical GENERAL CLERK (tor costing m planning dapt.) required immediately (Tuas Ave. 20) e Age below 22 yrs old. e Knowledge of typing, a Able to speak English, a Possess Class 3 driving licence, a Salary $700 $750 Contact: Miss Tan (Admin) TEL: *****83/ 4 Import/
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      891 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical Trading company requires a FEMALE CLERK Must have: a GCE O' level, a Typing 35 to 40 w.p.m. a Elementary book-keeping, a Ability to speak dialects. Intereatad, plaasa contact:DORIS: *****80 lor appointment. Urgently required an ACCOUNTS CLERK Requirements: a LCC Intermediate or Higher Accounting a
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      652 23 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK required by British Company. Able to work independently. Please contact: 7T***** for interview. TRADING CO. REQUIRES Experienced Chinese Female Clerk. Must be able to type. Age 18 to 24. Call: *****63 for interview. WANTED LADY SENIOR Clerk Salesgirl. With GCE 'O' level,
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      909 23 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales Sales In line with the expansion of our skin care and perfume departments, we require the follow ing: Experienced Beauty Advisers for Clarins. the premier skin care line in France. Experienced Counter Salesgirls for oui range of renowned French
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      498 23 An established Electronic Trading Company requires a I highly motivated, I experienced end sales I orientated person for I the post of m Candidate should possess minimum 2 years of selling experience Aggressive yet amicable approach, good communication skills and ability to deal with people of all levels Previous electronic
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      695 23 71 Situations Vacant: Sales iVaaati Sales Aa A Career We are a renowned Company looking for suitable candidates to market a U.K. product. This challenging career with us include an attractive commission package for trainee which will allow a monthly income of not less than $900/- for the firal 3
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      798 23 71 Situations Vacant: AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires Sales Executives Good communication skill Must find St open new accounts and to maintain existing re atlonship Possess class 3 licenct Complet- ed N.S Interested applicants please call or write with full persona! details, salary expect.d I and contact tei nc to The
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      443 23 72 Situations Vacant: Technical GAMMON (HONG KONG) PTE LTD urgently require. Recognised Welders certificate At least 5 years related experience in construe tion industry Minimum 6 years reie vant experience Applicants should be able tc maintain anc repair old heavy con struction equipment Interested applicants, please call personally for interview
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      580 24 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical Technical Technical REDA PUMP COMPANY (S) PTE. LTD. A U.S. multi-national Organisation has just completed a new manufacturing facility in Singapore and is looking for: 1 TOOL CUTTER 4 MAINTENANCE GRINDER ASSISTANTS NTC 3 or 2
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      295 24 est controi ,Za (Member ol the International Rick Group of Australia) has vacancies for tns following positnns: 1. LICENSED FUMIGATOR Must possess MB and/ or HCN Licence. 2. SALES SURVEYOR Some experience in sales or property maintenance helpful. 3. PEST CONTROL OPERATORS Class 3 driving licence. Training provided. Applications msrksd
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      469 24 <__> We are a large American multi-national company involved in the manufacture off oilfield equipment A invitee suitably qualified persons to apply (or the following positions: A. MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS e Age between 24-30 years o Completed Secondary education Is In possession of NTC 3 In Electrical Installation o Must have
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      510 24 WE ARE LOOKING for a Sales Engineer to market a complete range of reputable noise and vibration control materials and Instruments. Candidates should possess a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, preferably with 1 to 2 years' sales experience. Interested, please apply with full resume together with a non-re-turnable photo and telephone
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      527 24 73 Situationa Vacant: 73 Situationa Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production [|?ss3RnFo] X SANYO INDUSTRIES (S) PTE LTPJ| __r v^*_r*J l"*j_ W 1 I CP__ %MeT eSX ...rsAe** .c.1.0^ T_# \___H_____ 1 1 .s^- JUi I tf° n( I Hl\. _P____E hF_ <____l ____*^___k v. _^^^^_2____H _H ____HPv____ ____t_'_&-
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      573 24 73 Situationa Vacant: 73 Situationa Vacant: Production Production ©EO Join us now as. I r^^jSoC^ 2 op*** 7f IPLUSj $50 Bonus upon confirmation !^H^P^T£LUS| $50 additional Bonus 3 months WB^ after and many other benefits I If you are 16 years and above, and preI ferably have completed Primary education
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      386 24 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous ~w GSL.A Division of Texas Instruments Singapore (Pte) Limited has immediate vacancies for TEMPORARY DESPATCHER Age 16 25 •Male Primary six and above Understand simple English •Singapore Citizen Amm Responsible for despatch of documents within Company premises •Assist in packing and distribution of work materials Interested
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      755 25 74 Situationa Vacant: 74 Situationa Vacant: MJocoHanoouo Miscellaneous THE JACK CHIA GROUP is seeking a MANAGERESS for This is a new concept which provides an active physical play programme for pre-school children under 5 years of age using specially designed and built TUMBLE TOTS equipment. The Jack OMe Group bee
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      492 25 74 Situationa Vacant: Miscellaneous York Hotel requires Receptionist/Information GCE 'O' Level with good credit in English Related experience preferred Pleasant disposition Telephone/Telex Operator Applicant must be conversant In Mandarin Completed secondary education Junior Housekeeper Completed secondary education Ability to supervise and train staff At least 1 year related experience Ist
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      256 25 74 Situationa Vacant: Miscellaneous _r W2k M M_JJ THE A ■^T^cuTivx^r RESIDENCES invites applications far A) SALES EXECUTIVE Salary M^OO- $1,400 B) CHIEF 1 *Sa!ary «_ocn ear... I <po9U #7wv I __■_>— —_____^__i DJACC.OUN'IS CLERK Salary Negotiable E) BELLHOP ♦Salary $470 contact telephony tTtpfft-d salary and a Join us for
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      624 25 74 Situationa Vacant: Miscellaneous MALE STORE ASSISTANT required by progresses furniture Company e Early to mid 20s. e Completed fulltime N.S. e Experience will be an asset. e Class 3 driving licence preferred. Dutiee: Maintain stock records, issuing St receiving, other related store activities, manual work required. Please call Ronnie
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      678 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous An established trading company has vacancies for:--1) DELIVERY DRIVERS (MALE) 2) STORE ASSISTANTS (MALE) Interested applicants please call personally at No. 12 New Industrial Road, Singapore 1953 from 9.30am Ipm. Hardware trading company has immediate vacancy ton STORE ASSISTANT CUM DELIVERY/ COLLECTION DRIVER Interested please come
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      940 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous 15 MALAY MALE/ female Workers required urgently. Experience not necessary. Minimum qualification Primary 6. Age 18 to 26. Starting income $450 to $750. Interested parties pise come with 2 passport size photographs to: #05-24 Bukit Timah Shpg. Centre between 11.30am and 6.30pm. SWEET HOME CAFETERIA requires
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      773 25 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous EXPERIENCED FLOWER ARRANGER needed In Geylang. Female, above 21 yrs. Tel: *****61/ 2. EXPERIENCED SHAMPOO/ BLOWDRY Girl required for modern salon in Jurong East. *****78. EXP. CAR MECHANICS Car Washers reqd. urgently to work in Bedok North. Tel: *****23. FEMALE CLEANER WANTED for immediate employment. Working
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      693 25 83 Vehicle Financing/ Insurance 55___S_S___________________________i AU m%m_ T We Offf 1 1 Call us at: *****09 ORCHARD CREDIT PTE LTD 148 Rochor Road #05-12 Fu Lu Shou Complex (0718) J Cont'd on Page 26 85 For Sale: Alfa/ Peugeot/Volvo MID '80 VOLVO 244GL. New tax, i owner. Alrcon, radio, cassette,
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      875 25 87 For Sale: Mercedes MERCEDES .'SC SE AUTO 17.60U k n. 1982 1 owner Like nm Guaranlaad <c«M«nt condition' TEL: 734-6*46 1981 2SOSE MERCEDES 1 privauowner, road t_x Ull .Aug '85 Ful. accessories Selling $97,G<jO one Interested page *****79 for viewing or tei *****66 after Bpm 2/*6O MERCEDES 200, aulo.
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      1742 26 ©88 2r__.*=JL An advertiser at classification "1r 1° I la 92 8 "Selling Cheap" his 1974 Jl iPjla Mazda 1800 cc. It is certainly r^v 5-^T in v one of the least expensive at SODDED 90 For Sala: Toyota 1979 TOYOTA CRESSIDA GL Auto, company regd., alrcon, radio cassette, 1
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      894 26 91 For Sala: Mitsubishi '78 MITSUBISHI SIGMA 1600 cc. 5-speed. 2 private owners, alrcon, radio cassette, tip top condition, $8,600. *****44 •SO MIT LAMDA Coupe 1600 GS. 1 owner. Up top condition, alrcon, radio cassette, new tax, $15,200 0.n.0. Tel: *****68. •81 MIT COLT Galant 1600 GS. Aircond, radio cassette.
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      887 26 93 For Sale: Honda •SO HONDA ACCORD Automatic, new tax, tyres, power steering, windows, sports rims, radio cassette, sparringly utilised, only 64,000 kilometres, $18,600. Ring Betty *****71. ALMOST '83 HONDA Accord 4door standard. Alrcon. High power radio cassette. Original metallic blue. $24,000 0.n.0. *****58/ 9. MID -80 HONDA Accord, pte.
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      721 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes D A H MOTORWAYS PTE LTD 7 Chang Cham Road (Off Lang Kee/ Hoy Fatt Rd) S'pore 0315 Tela: *****82/3 1984 Subaru 1.6 L Auto Aircon (Latest Model) 1983 Mazda 626 5 Drs Hatch Back Aircon Toyota Corolla DX Aircon 1982 BMW 735 Auto Aircon,
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      866 26 94 For Sale: Other Makes EXKLUSIV AUTO PTE LTD QUALITY USED CAR WE DEAL WITH ONLY THE BEST 1984 Renault Fuego Turbo (1565 cc) 1983 Renault Fuego GTX (leather seats) 1982 Renault 18 Turbo 1962 Renault 5 Gordlni Turbo (Turbo 2 look) 1983 Porsche 944 1982 Porsche 924 1982 Porsche
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      820 26 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1074 DATSUN 1300 pick-up. new paint, tax, passed inspection. $2,900. Call: *****97. 1979 DATSUN BLINDVAN, 1 owner, new tax, $3,800 Jin Toa Payoh Caltex Station. 1900 ISUZU LORRY, 14 ft, steel body, road tax new, $3,600. Tel: *****40. 1001 LEYLAND (BRITISH) 10-seater minibus. PB3BB. Good
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      713 26 97 Vehicles Wonted CASH PAYMENT FOR PARF or non-PARF, used cars, Q regd. commercial vans pickups Phone 285U22 (day), *****09 (night), Mr Tan 11. Kensington Park Rd. Serangoon Gdns. ***** BEST PRICES OFFERED for PARF scrap used cars 102. Mackenzie Road, *****34/ *****46 BEST PRICE OFFERED for all vehicles. Cash
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      956 26 106 Accommodation Available: Houses TAI HWAN AVENUE -Storey terrace 3 bedroom*. 3 aircondt spltt -level living and dining. Rental $1,300 fully furnished e YIO CHU KANG 2-storey terrace 3 bedroom* Rental $800 unfurnished JAB SERVICES *****18 D 10 LINK BUNGALOW Stevrn. Rd. within walking distance io Orchard Ro upstairs :i
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      630 27 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles It's aVferid Beater! It's just arrived in Singapore! It's the New Nissan Cabstar Amm m j mm Mjfj mmlmmm^. with the Cargo Deck that's -IB imm WOODEN for durability, ■EM
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      160 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houaea DIST.2O TAMAN PERMATA d/storey terr. Furn. 3 rms. $1,150 p.m. Tel: *****88 (no agents). DIST.2I JLN KAKATUA, f/furn, 4 bdrms, $1,400 neg. Tel: *****60 (Seow). DIST_» NEE SOON double-storey semi-detached, furnished. $1,150. Tel *****07 (owner). DlST_ffl MUGLISTON PK 2-storey modern terrace hse, 3+l rms, $1,000 furn.
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      132 27 106 Accommodation Available: Houaea DJ>l CLOSE TO German/ French Sch. d/storey det 4 bdrms./ servant's. $3,200. Soel Prop. *****93. D-HMO SELETAR HILLS Drive terrace house, 3 bdrm, f/furn. $950. Tel: *****54. D A FABER HILLS, brms seml-d. Near American/Japanese Sch. Tropical Realty *****51. OREENLEAF PLACE SEMI-D 2-sto-rey, $1,400; Bungalow Phoenix
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      107 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apertmenta CLAYMORE/ NASSIM MAN. 3/ 4 bdrms overlooking greeneries. Condo facilities. $3,750 upwards. Dlal.lo JERVOIB RD vicinity. 4 bdrms In wrist end greenery eelling. Large balconies, pool. NEW TOWNHBEB in dist.lo/ 11. 3/ 4/ 5 bdrms. Pte gdn. Condo .adlttfee. $3,000- $4,500. CENTREPT/ CLEMENTI PK/ HILLCREST. 2/
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      506 27 95 For Sale: 95 For sale: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles TOYOTA.. Overall market leader ogaln In Singapore in 19W j TOUGH ON THE JOB LIGHT ON THE POXKET. The Toyota Stout is now selling at $12,500 (on-the-road price without insurance).
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      200 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments /lease LeCHATEAU Exclusive Apartments/ ready for immediate occupation Enquiries Tel *****88 EXT2SB mmmmmmm __i ■> J PATERSON TOWER DIST. 0923 Near to Orchard Road. Maisonette apartments available for Immediate rent. Reasonable rental. 4 bedrooms plus 1 servant's room, spacious living/ dining room. Facilities available are tennis
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      385 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TO LET Long or Short Lease At the junction of Scotts/ Orchard Road, next to Hyatt Hotel. Immediate Occupation. 14,000 sq ft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Pool, Tennis Court and many other facilities. Ample indoor Car parking lots. 24-hour Security System. Enquiries: B FAR EAST ORGANIZATION
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      749 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments cflrdmore OPEN HOUSE Long or short lease Luxury apartments to let wiffi exclusive Country Club membership Just oft Orchard Road and Scotts Road e 3-bedrooms. large lounge; ample parking Furnished or unfurnished Rental from 53,600 per month including service charge Visit our show flat. 10am to
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      943 27 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments FAIRWAYS $2,000 UPWARDS Magnificent \lev, ot greeners i. landscaping Brand new Over looking s p.ol wel: tinishe with 4 bdrrns servant's large living- dining 2.300 sq ft S pool squash, tennis Hawaiian Houlng *****7b *****26 DIST. II HILLCREST ARCADIA grdfloor tnai with pool tennis squash etc
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      977 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Omt.7 WOH HUP Complex. 3 spacious bedrms i approx __50 sq ft Fantastic seavlew F furnished .-53.000 neg o*ner *****11 DiST.9 centrepoint apt. (Orchard Rd i. fully furn 2-bdrm apt With 9 pool $2,000 Deans Property *****55 (8 lines! 015T.9 ELIZABETH HGTS 2 units •oats, partly
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      916 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IS KATONG VICINITY! 3 lovely bdrms. easy to parks, beach. $1,550 -$1,850 Sun-Mark: *****13. DIST.IS MEYER RD. vicintiy. 3/ 4bdrm apt From $1,200- $2,000 furn./ unfurn. *****11 DIST.I9 CHARLTON LODGE. Cheap rental. New apt. 2 bdrms/ bathrms attd. Tel: *****20. DIST 2 CHINATOWN PLAZA, partially furn.
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      883 28 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TOA PAYOH 3 rm, furn. $600. Boon Keng 4 rrn, furn. $650. Hougang 3 rm P/furn. $550. *****42. WALKUP APARTMENT. TIONQ BAHRU. Aircon, partially furnished. Tel: *****29, Thomas. 4-RM FLAT AT Ang Mo Klo for rent. Furnished. Unobstructed view. Call: *****18. *****38/ 9: Dist. 9 Orangeford.
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      659 28 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms 2 UNFURN. ROOMS to let for single ladles at Telok Blangah Heights. Tel: *****89. DIST.II, AIRCOND ROOM suitable for staying or office. Tel: *****97. RIVER VALLEY ROOM for rent. Tel: *****09. 109 Accommodation Wanted: Houses WANTED 5-BEDROOMED, PARTIALLY furnished, preferably bungalow type, with spacious servant's quarters
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      789 28 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houaes 113 For Sale: Houaes isr __H___^^__B ltf_i l _>^^__— l_ _^-T^^^J' _L_ l l 1—1 I __nS-S IF *___r __iP______l__P__B __b -la M _Kss____^^ _Ba*____ i__^**" y -'w #j_______a_L !**_B_r^ ._t a S^Swaß— B* wSv— v> flr Vs*^ _T_l »__r<. _B_F^*--Btawftii^ rwgg
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      561 28 DIST.I9, BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED d/storey corner terrace. 3,000 sq.ft. 3+ 1 bdrms, att. bathrms, marble/ parquet. $470,000 0.n.0. Hap Seng *****58. D15T.1953 HOW SUN Road, 3 storey townhouse. 5 bdrms, splitlevel, living/ dining, 2,785 sq.ft. Reasonable price. Strata Properties: *****35. D15T.1954 SIMON PLACE brand new 3-storey townhouse, 3 aircond bdrms, 3
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      573 28 DIST.I9 BRAND NEW d/storey semi-d 3 plus 1 rm, land area 7,000 sq.ft. TOL obtained. For sale/ lease. Khai Chin: *****81 D15T.1953 TAI KENG Gardens, intermediate split-level d/storey terr. 3+l rooms. $430,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****88. D15T.1955 U HWAN Drive modern ter. Split-level. 3+l bdrms, 2 aircons St f/furn. Selling with
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      808 28 113 For Sala: Houses DIST.2O BINCHANQ RISE cor if r 3,200 sq.ft See to appreciate. Standard Properties *****11. DIST.2O RENOVATED S/STOREY terr, 2,000 sq.ft. freehold. $330,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****25. No agents. DIST.2I, CHENG SOON Gdn. new 2-storey bunglw. 6,300 sq.ft. 5 bedrms. Seesan: *****88 DIST.23 CHESTNUT EST., 2-storey semi-detached, 4,430
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      626 28 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartment* __^__=_s_=_=__-=___ jj#^MULAN Exclusive Luxurious Apartments specially designed for you... Ideally located at \W. Al Meyei Place Katong If*** mm^- f% A m—tikf Only 15 Units Wffk jl g comprising of _»>£? 21 3 flats and PS 1 P»V 12 maisonettes
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      605 28 HILLCREST ARCADIA, OOSSINA Foreigners eligible High fir, 3 bdrms. facing tennis court swimming pool Alrconditlon fridge, cooker, built-in wardrobes kitchen cabinets, standard elect fittings $398,000 Rent $3,100 Tel *****09 *****93 PARTIALLY FURNISHED TOWNHOUSE at Pasir Panjang Hili unique design Individual entrance, garage, garden roofgarden Freehold Nearest offer secures Call *****88
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      901 29 114 For Sala: Private Apartments RAJAH TOWER 14TH floor 2300 sq ft. Good facing. Immediate occupation Interested call -2134-22. No agents. BAYSHORE EMERALD TOWER. 3 bdrms. 1.200 sq ft $320,000 Contact *****25. No agents. CHANGI GDN/ HEIGHTS. $278,000 $_9_,000 Grdflr. 3/ 4 rms. 1500/ 1600 sq ft Agape: *****38 DIST.IO
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      908 29 116 For Sala: HDB Apartments 4-ROOM AT TOA Payoh $66,000. Ang Mo Klo/ Bedok/ Dover $68,000. Telok Blangah $72,000. Marine Parade $74,000. Sims Drive $75,000. Ghlm Moh/ Holland $76,000. Clementi $78,000. World Property: *****65/ *****52. 3-RM IMPROVED 8LK.59, Sims Dr, terrazzo throughout, $45,000. 81k. 85, Circuit Rd. high fir, $36,000
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      661 29 117 Propertiss Wanted READY BUYERS WISH to purchase HDB flats In any districts. Owner call *****80/ *****00. WANTED S-RM POINT Blk. Blk 405 or 406 In Bedok North Avenue 3. Call *****96. 3/ 4/ 5-RM HDB Tanglln Halt, Bedok/ Clementi St others wanted by clients. *****27. 4/ 5-ROOM HDB/ HUDC
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      116 29 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spacee a^jfc xim\ fjfur H O -rXf-_r_f_-_** A yriioadtngdeck ♦flexible iayouUdrrtaet various requirernents Ample parking facilities Hurry! Book early. HUNG WE PTE ITD m^m mmear aaa_M a mms msm mw Tel: *****71 *___I__B__ WAREHOUSE CUM FACTORY SPACE BTH-STOREY BUILDING Location: Denting Lane Land ares: 13,400 sq.ft. Built-up
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      381 29 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage Spaces PRIME WAREHOUSE I I FOR SALE OR I I LEASE AT I I PAYA LEBAR I Modem warehouse for sale or H H lease by unit. Easy instalments. H Located at the junction of H MacPherson Road/Airport Road H with various dimensions
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      360 29 121 For Rent: Office Spaces OUTSIDE CBD Aurum House 720 sf Boon Stew Bldg From 861 sf GoldhJ. Plaza 1,350 to 7.500 sf Goldhill Square 734 to 1 1 ,083 sf Jit Poh Bldg 650 to 1,21 5 sf Marine Technology Centre 5,192 sf West Coast Road 333 to 5,000
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      1644 29 120 For Sala: 120 For Sale: 1 20 For Sale: Office Spacee Office Spaces Office Space* l_#^ E-^JLL J I Wfr class __^J_r_n'__^^^_93 I office/banking Building K% rf L'l Epj with glass-curtain walling. B_B____l____iN____H__l____afl____B __fh _B bL 3 aK 4~Hi s^HM!* l At the junction of Cecil 9 _li__P^ Bank
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      406 30 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces SHOP AT UPPER Serangoon Rd for reiit Area 1,575 sq ft Asking $2,200 pm. Tel: *****51 *****64 TANJONG KATONG VIC. 1.000 sq.ft. space avail Sharing considered Call *****44 *****";0. 125 Shop Spaces Wanted Businessmen looking lor: REASONABLE LOCALITY To commence boor house/ lounge. Interested, reply
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      Lock icon Ster-Ling show by Chinese
      586 32 Focus on the World Table Tennis Championships Twin attack keeps champs on course GOTHENBURG (Sweden), Mon. Dai Lili, relying on a sound attack, and Tong Ling kept China on course for the women's team title at the World Championships here yesterday. China beat the Soviet Union
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      East Asia? Wait and see — Peter
      152 32 East Asia? Wait and see Peter THE East Asia squash fraternity have not seen the last of Singapore's national champion Peter Hill. Denying reports that he would not compete in next year's East Asia championships, Peter said: "The next tournament is 12 months away and who can say what will
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      Sabah club trounced
      102 32 Sabah club trounced SINGAPORE routed the visiting West Coast of Sabah 11-0 in a friendly women's hockey match at the Padang yesterday. Despite the landslide win, coach Harbahjan Singh Loomba was not totally happy with the performance, saying: f 'There's plenty of individual skill, but understanding was lacking. "In the
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      117 32 Argentina pull through BUENOS AIRES, Mon. Argentina beat Wales 2-1 in a women's hockey World Cup qualifier last night the first encounter between British and Argentine sports teams since the 1982 Falklands War. The victory on a lastminute goal left Argentina and Japan topping their pool in the Intercontinental Cup
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      111 32 FRIBOURG (Switzerland), Mon. Poland clinched promotion to Group A following a dramatic climax to the World Group B ice hockey Championships here yesterday The Poles were assured of their gold medal only after Holland had beaten Switzerland 6-2 (1-1. 3-1, 2--1) in the last game of the
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      415 32 ENGLAND'S Gawain Briars won the Monte Carlo squash Open on Sunday, with an emphatic victory over Greg Pollard, of Australia. Briars, currently 12th in the world, won 9-3, 9-6, 9-6, in only 40 minutes, against a player who is ranked six places above him. CRICKET Defending
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      225 34 UDINE. Mon. Brazilian star Zico, who was charged with illegal transfer of funds abroad and tax evasion, has voluntarily handed over his passport to Italian authorities. "I have done this so nobody can say I want to run away, or escape Italian justice," Zico was quoted
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      481 34 Spotlight on Soccer Liege coach quitsafter drubbing BRUSSELS, Mon. Standard Liege trainer Louis Pilot quit yesterday after his team, still reeling from last year's bribery scandal, crashed 4-0 at home to Club Bruges in the Belgian First Division. Pilot took over last season from his former boss Raymond
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      Lock icon Stapleton Kops it United
      247 34 Stapleton Kops it United LONDON, Mon. Frank Stapleton scored only his fifth goal of the season to give Manchester United a 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield to keep them on the edge of the Championship pack yesterday. The all-important goal came in the 73rd minute when Norman Whiteside made
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      Lock icon Uruguay KO Ecuador
      151 34 URUGUAY eliminated Ecuador from next year's World Cup finals with a 2-0 win on Sunday in their South American Group Two qualifying soccer match in Quito. Saralegui and FYancescoli put paid to Ecuador's hopes with second-half goals. ANGOLA and Algeria drew 0-0 in Luanda on Sunday in
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      Lock icon FIRST DIVISION RESULTS
      445 34 AUSTRIAN: Lask 3 Alpine Donawitz 0, Admira Wacker 5 Gak 0. Spittal 0 Voest Linz 4, Fav AC 2 Rapid Vienna 6. SSW Innsbruck 4 Austria Salzburg 2, SC Eisenstadt 1 Wiener Sportclub 0, Sturm Graz 4 Vienna 0. Austria Vienna 2 Austria Klagenfurt 0. BELGIAN: Beveren
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      138 34 FIRE COOLS IRE ADDIS ABABA. Mon. Ethiopian police fired automatic weapons into the air here yesterday to disperse emotionally charged crowds at the end of the semi-final second-ieg match between Ethiopia and Nigeria in the African Youth Championship The Nigerians who drew 1-1 yesterda> after winning the first "leg 3-0
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      347 35 World of athletics World body form committee to draft Seoul timetable ROME, Mon. The International Amateur Athletics Federation yesterday set up a four-man committee to deal with the contentious question of the athletics timetable at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. lAAF president Pnmo Nebiolo, who heads the committee,
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      Lock icon Golden goodbye for Cuban greats
      194 35 CUBAN Olympic heroes Silvio Leonard and Alberto Juantorena were presented with gilded track shoes at a ceremony marking their retirement from athletics on Sunday. Leonard, the Moscow 200m silver medallist, and Juantorena, who won unprecedented 400m and 800m golds in Montreal, bowed out before 15,000
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      Lock icon Lopes' repeat performance
      222 35 CARLOS LOPES, of Portugal, the Olympic men's marathon cham?ion, won the Crescent ity Classic 10km race in New Orleans on Sunday in 28min 16sec. Britain's Wendy Sly, the Olympic silver medallist in the women's 3,000m in Los Angeles, finished first among the women in 32min Bsec. Result
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        No one yet can dethrone King John, says Borg
        391 35 MILAN, Mon. Retired Swedish tennis ace Bjorn Borg says there is no player in sight capable of dethroning world No.l John McEnroe. The 26-year-old McEnroe was "almost unbeatable", Borg declared after watching him trounce Swedish countryman Anders Jarryd 6-4, 6-1 in
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        133 35 FORT MYERS (Florida), Mon. Ivan Lendl, of Czechoslovakia, hammered in eight aces and used his lob to good advantage yesterday as he beat Jimmv Connors 6-3, 6-2 in the final of the U*****,000 ($715,000) Florida Classic tournament. It was the second-seeded Lendl's third straight triumph over Connors,
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        135 35 PALM BEACH GARDENS (Florida), Mon. Thirdseeded (Cathy Horvath, of the United States, beat Swiss Petra Delhees-Jauch 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 yesterday in a controversial final of the US$5O,OOO ($110,000) Challenge Round women's tournament. The match was marred by foot faults, disputed line calls, overrulings, warnings by the chair
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      Lock icon Boxer recovers after 54 days
      220 35 Boxer recovers after 54 days TOKYO, Mon. A 25 ye;.r-old Japanese boxer ha., been discharged from a hospital after complete ly recovering from serious brain injuries he suffered when he was knoeked down by another Japanese' fighter 54 days ago. The officials of Tominaga Cerebral Surgery Hospital in Osaka, said
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      Hashim socks it to 'em!
      291 36  -  JOE DORAI Hussein warning works wonders By SINGAPORE Malaysia Cup midfielder Hashim Hosni was given 10 minutes to pull up his socks or else. Hashim heeded the ultimatum and went on to become Man of the Match in Sunday's 2-0 win over Sarawak at the
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      SBHFL surprised over exclusion
      220 36 AFFILIATES of the Singapore Business Houses Football League yesterday expressed surprise that they now do not nave an official representative in the newly-an-nounced Council of the Football Association of Singapore. The SBHFL represent 62 business houses with a total membership of 1,800 players competing in their
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      Lock icon Share the joy of Saujana resort
      256 36 Share the joy of Saujana resort KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Golf Resort Malaysia Berhad, a subsidiary of Peremba Berhad, will offer shares in its MSIOS million Saujana Golf and Country Club to 3,300 of the city's elite under its i n v es tment-oriented membership scheme. The initial offer, comprising 1,000
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      400 36  - Kian Tiong sets shining example JANICE SEAH By FUNNY thing, inspiration. It's infectious, for the inspired one in turn has the same effect on all those who were privy to his glory. And so it is with Lim Kian Tiong. He turned in the best performance ever by a local
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      Lock icon Peete pulls away to win in record 14-under
      420 36 PONTE VERDA (Florida), Mon. Calvin Peete fired a six-under-par 66 to capture this year's Tournament Players Championship with a record-set-ting 1 4-under 274 performance. Peete, who entered the final round in a three-way tie for the lead at eightunder, opened with birdies
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      Lock icon Golf in Beijing — but of course
      270 36 Golf in Beijing but of course BEIJING, Men. A sandy tree farm en the banks ef the Chaobai River may seem an unlikely spot fer a 1556.5 million golf course development. If so, It seems net te have occurred te SLnoJapaaese joint venturers developing net only this site IM km
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      Sorry for Paul-ing Yurleggz!
      389 37  -  ALAN HUBBARD By IT wasn't quite what the doctor ordered. "I doat know where that Swiss professor gets his notions about heat aad humidity being the best preparation for playing sport at altitude, but Irs all nonsense," roared oae outraged medico down the telephone to us
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    • POSTSCRIPT TO THE BRUNEI GAMES: A BLUEPRINT TO PUT ATHLETICS ON THE RIGHT TRACK
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        The central issue in the debate
        452 37  - The central issue in the debate PETER SIOW By BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. To have centralised training or no centralised training? The debate was triggered off by athletics coaches M. Harichandra, Loh Chan Pew and Fok Keng Choy last week following Singapore's lean harvest they claimed only five bronze medals
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        It's one for all, three for one
        476 37  - It's one for all, three for one HAKIKAT RAI By GOODBYE blues, hello sunshine! This is the message for Singapore athletes, who have been the region's whipping boys for close to a decade. The bearer of the good news are the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, who have taken the initiative
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      Coach Chelvan to continue in his own time
      272 37 Coach Chelvan to continue in his own time V.K. CHELVAN will continue to coach the national hockey squad but in his own time. This follows his employers' request to the Singapore National Olympic Council to direct the Singapore Hockey Association to select someone else for future overseas competitions. In a
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      West Indians red-faced over leak in cover
      142 37 West Indians red-faced over leak in cover PORT-OF-SPAIN (Trinidad), Mon. West Indian cricket officials today apologised for a leaking cover after rain reduced play by almost four hours on the third day of the First Test between the West Indies and New Zealand. At the close of play yesterday, New
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      97 37 WEST INDIES ST NEW ZEALAND (overnight Wright c Richardson b Harper 40 Rutherford c Haynes b Marshall 0 I. Crowe c and b Harper 64 M. Crowe lb* Holding 3 Howarth not out 44 Coney lbw Marshall 25 Hadlee not out 1. Extras 29 Total (for 223 Wkto teU
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      163 37 China owe it to Yu Wei KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Defending champions China edged out Hongkong 2-1 in the quarterfinals of the Asian Nations Ghafar Cup tennis competition at Stadium Negara here today. Credit for China's victory should go to diminitive Yu Wei who displayed some neat footwork and inspiring play
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      267 37  - Norazhar denies Hwee Seng of full points ALBERT JOHNSON By A GOAL by Norazhar Moshin in the 70th minute enabled a determined Hitachi Consumer to hold fancied Hwee Seng to a 1-1 draw in a Singapore Business Houses Football League Division IA match at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The
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      194 37  -  JOE DOR AI THE history-making Singapore intermediate soccer squad returned to the Republic yesterday and were greeted with promises of a celebration dinner tomorrow night and rewards to be announced at the function. Newly-reappointed chairman of the Football Association of Singapore Teo Chong Tee cancelled two important
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      373 33 181 Deaths 181 Deaths M. MARIAPPA THEVAR Cable received on his sudden demise. Leaving behind: SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW: Jayabala Krishnan Sivapakklam (WhiUey Sec. School) Renganathan Ponnamah (East Payoh Sec. School) GRANDSONS: GRAND-DAUGHTERS: Ami Chelvam Poongkodi Shivanandh Jeyanthl Vivekanand Devanandh brother i *i*tor, nepnew*, meco*. Funeral ritea win be held at Blk
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      115 33 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MR HARRY TAN AHPEY Departed 2nd April '84 Dearest Father, You tolled all those years for us, And then you had to go To eternal peaceful rest Promised to the just and honest Always remembered by wife, children A grandchildrwn gj hk hjljf
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      58 33 182 Acknowledgements 182 AcknowledgementS The Family of the late PETER KHOO ENG WATT Director of KIM SHIPPING A TRADING PTE LTD express their sinew* thank* and appreciation to tha priaats and prayer group of SL Ignatius Church, Br. Andrew Tek, friend* and relative* for their assistance, wreath*, donations and kind
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      57 33 In Loving Memory Of STEVEN TAN BACK KIM Departed 2nd April '83 Not just today but every day, We remember the times we shared. Remembered by Brain, Matthew A S^njf^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ In LovinQ Momory of ONG SWEE BENG Departed: 2 April, 1982 Always romembered by parents, brother*, sister,
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      42 33 In Loving Momofy of Mdm. Tng Geok Muai Departed: 2 A84 Though you left us a year ago, our love and gratitude keeps your memory dear in our hearts Lovingly remembered by Husband, Sona, Daughters, Daughter -In-law and Grandson.
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      524 33 Living up to its famous image as 'Bucket' Timah 18 sent up a class THE following horses who won or ran second at Bukit Timah over the weekend have been promoted: From Class 3 to 2: Amazon Lady (100), Glesca Toon (104), Muchos Gracias (107), Navigator (99), New Star (96),
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      Ace Stable buys Fort De France for $13,500
      138 33 Ace Stable buys Fort De France for $13,500 ACE Stable has bought Fart De France for $13,581 after the four-year-old went down to Amazon Lady in the Claaa S Div 2 race over 1,851 m at Buldt Timah on Sunday. The Irish gelding by Sexton Blake was unplaced in six
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      1438 33 ALBERT SIM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Weights, barrier draw and ratings for this weekend's races here: SATURDAY Claw i Mv. 2 .-eon. (Ratings: 159-142) 9 Wonderful Joy 57 153 8 Putera Sandhurst 57 153 10 Magari II 56.5 152 7 Creme De La Creme 56 151 5 Eager
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      202 33 At the 400m Pictures by And At the finish CI 5 Div 3 1,200m 1. Lovencare 2. Genuine Offer 3. Colour Bee 4. Show Me How Dist: ..hd. 1 Time 1:16.2 CI 5 Div 1 1,200m 1. Spice Of Life 2. Ultra
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      169 36 Republic of China Agricultural Food Products at your doorstep Dynasty Hotel Ballroom (3rd Storey) 3-5 April 1985 11.00 am. to 7.00 p.m. daily For the first time in Singapore, a wide selection of agricultural and food products from Taiwan, the Republic of China will be on display at the Dynasty
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      313 36 Stopover in Tokyo and discover what the future holds for you! 1985 is a great year for a JAL Stopover in So don't miss this incredible once-in-a-lifetime Tokyo! From 17th March to 16th September, you experience! can visit the worlds most exciting Expo ever! Japan Air Lines has the biggest
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      118 37 STEPHEN LOH FOH SEN passed away peacefully on April 1, 1985, leaving behind: SONS: DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW GRANDCHILDREN: GRANDDAUGHTER-IN-LAW: Joseph. Siew Choong Marion Yap Peter Michael, Siew Leong Ho Joon Kim Dennis, Christina, Andrew Lucy Kiang Francis, Siew Khan Cynthia Ho David, Richard, Benjamin James. Siew Weng Sheila Tan Sharon. Justin. Joycelyn
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      66 37 Our Deepest Sympathies Condolences to our Managing Director MR ALBERT LOW SENG CHUA on the sudden demise of his beloved father Hlu II Mm^mmt _T^ I _P_l_. vAMM who passed away on 31 March 1985 Applied Magnetics Corporation Applied Magnetics Singapore (Pte) Ltd Staff Management of Applied Magnetics Singapore (Pte)
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    Coming soon — three new tours that thrill
    419 38  - Coming soon three new tours that thrill CHRISTINA TSENG By Bumboat ride, Johor River cruise and zoom at the top CARE to ride down the Singapore River in a bumboat? Maybe take a safari cruise up the Johor River past mangrove swamps. Or have a good look at Singapore from
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    211 38 Report every leakage of chemicals, shippers told THE Port of Singapore Authority has reminded ships to report all leakages of dangerous chemicals to the port master. The reminder has come in the wake of a leakage on a vessel last month. In a circular dated March 28, port authorities warned
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    410 38 S. African army moves in as Black unrest grows JOHANNESBURG, Mm. Smith African authorities ordered army unite into Black townships In eastern Cape province yesterday to mount Joint patrols with police against a backdrop of growing Black unrest in the area. The order was given after weeks of disturbances and
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    Lock icon 'Drop Pol Pot and we'll talk'
    385 38 Hun Sen's condition to Khmer leaders NEW YORK, Mon. CAMBODIAN Prime Minister Hun Sen has been quoted as saying he would talk to resistance leaders fighting to oust his Vietnam-back-ed government if they abandoned Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot. In an interview with Newsweek
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    32 38 NEW YORK, Mon. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 1.10 points to 1,265.68 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Lock icon Panic over acid fumes
    59 38 NEW DELHI, Mon. Hundreds of schoolchildren ran in panic through an industrial suburb of Bombay today to escape acid fumes from a state-owned chemical plant, the United News of India news agency said. Several slum dwellers around the plant felt choked and were rushed to hospitals.
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    Lock icon Heroin smuggling: S'poreans detained
    132 38 SYDNEY, Monday THREE Singaporeans were detained in custody today after they appeared In court on heroin smuggling charges. The prosecution accused two Singaporean women, 26-year-old beautician Chan Chiew Wan and 26-year-old student Ong Sheok Mai, of importing two kg of heroin through Sydney airport on Saturday.
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    178 38 What it should have been THE Straits Times on March 30 incorrecty reported that chicken farming was being phased out. Although chicken fanning goes through periods of decline, it is not being phased out. We are sorry for the error. The Straits Times reported yesterday that about 15,000 learnermotorcyclists would
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    191 38 'US warning to Iran over hostages in Lebanon' LONDON, Mon. The United States is prepared to take military action against Iran if Americans held hostage by pro-Iranian factions in Lebanon are executed or put on trial, The Sunday Times reported yesterday. The newspaper quoted Western intelligence sources as saying Iran
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      485 38 urn to .fte know... BT starts a series today on the profiles of those companies whose shares the Government is most likely to sell first in its push towards privatisation. Hong Fok is delaying the completion of Henderson Industrial Park by four years. U j Top quality for I top
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      111 38 Weather UP TO Ip.m. Showers in a few areas from Midday. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 32 max., 25 min. SUNSET today: 7.12 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.04 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 18/19C Rain Manila 24/36C Qoudy Amsterdam *C Melbourne 6/23C Rain Bangkok 25/35C Sunny Meaeew 6/8C Rain Beijbig
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      1015 39  -  ILSA SHARP Group camping in the jungle can offer fresh insights into communal behaviour and dispel misconceptions and primeval fears about wildlife. At least, that's what our writer found during a week-long expedition to a little-known corner of Malaysia's Taman Negara. The project was helped
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        686 40  - Sundress to help you keep your cool CINDY HALE These simple do-it-yourself sundresses are perfect in the present heat wave By BEAT the heat and keep your cool with easy-to-make sundresses. Bare your shoulders and. your back. Let the dress flow loosely or have it clinched at the waist. Whatever
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        373 40  -  TANY TAY By 22, an NUS third-year Accountancy undergraduate I ALWAYS think I'm too young to consider getting attached, what more married. But recently I've changed my mind. The Great Marriage Debate has sent chills down my mother's spine. She's afraid that I'll soon
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      17 39 Keep your cool in a sundress Chagall and his message of love and hope LEISURE, Page Seven
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      1974 41  - Limits of artistic freedom MERLE GOLDMAN The flowers of artistic freedom in China look certain to bloom again. At a recent meeting of the Chinese Writers' Association, an official called for an end to political interference in creative work. But how long will writers be able to enjoy this new-found
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      302 41  -  TAN BAN HUAT By Photograph hy signifies an affectionate couple, derives its English name from the Chinese name for Mandarin Duck. Another delicacy Mr Fok prepares is the Gold and Silver Scallops. The scallops are fried and deep-fried and then placed in a yam "nest".
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        843 42 POETRY has a much wider range of language elements compared with prose. And many poems convey a variety of meanings, depending on the interpretations of the readers. Unlike prose, poetry is not restricted to phrases, clauses, paragraphs and discourses. Any research into prose
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        Perkembangan persajakan moden
        830 42 Oleh ABDUL HALIM KADIR BERBANDING dengan prosa, puisi lebih leluasa memanipulas' unsur bahasa dan tidak terbatas kepada unsur erti (dari kata ungkap..n kalimat dan wacana) sebagaimana prosa. Dalam menyelidiki prosa, kita lebih mencari aspek fikiran cialamnya. Bahkan ada kecenderungan untuk melupakan unsur rentak bunyi. Bahasa dalam prosa
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        64 42 Jabatan PengajUn Melayu, Injv.rsitl Nasional Singapura menganjurkan suatu eeramah ilmlah hart ini, Selasa, 2hb April, 85, Di Dewan Svarahan 12, mulai Jam 3.31 petang. Tajuk eeramah ialah "Rangka keloarga dan peranan wanita Meiavu dalam abad ke--16 dan 17 di Asia Tenggara" dan peneeramahnva ialah Prof. Anthony John
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        271 42 g\ An established organization invites suitably qualified candidates for the ap- V pointments below: SALES MANAGER The Job Reporting directly to the Managing Director, the successful candidate shall take charge of the distribution department involving distribution sales of 'Walt Disney' merchandise and pewter wares. e A proven track record on
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        410 42 NOTICES j a m T MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY (MALAYA) BERHAD W RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1984 I The Directors announce that the audited results for the year ended 31st December. 1984 wereI Hi Change MS'OOO MS 000 H I After charging depreciation 68 84 H (2) Taxation
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        302 42 I <_HDB Separate tenders are invited tor each of the following 1. 95-LITRE, 150-LITRE AND 200-LITRE LOW DENSITY POLYETHYLENE BINS. 2. 0.7 CUBIC METRE RECTANGULAR BULK REFUSE CONTAINERS MODEL HE', FRAME 'EF' AND EXTENDED HANDLES. For the period of 1 Apr 85 tc 31 Mar 86 to various HDB estates
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        647 43 NOTICES _HDB TENDERS FOR EXHUMATION OF GRAVES IN AN OLD HINDU CEMETERY AT LORONG 3 GEYLANG 1 Tenders are invited from experienced Exhumation Contractors for the exhumation of about 56 Hindu graves in an old Hindu Cemetery at Lorong 3 Geylang and for cremation/disposal of the exhumed remains. 2 Tender
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        519 43 COMICS 5f r.ARVIVfI_ ByJlmDavls PEANUTS By Aemmht GARFIELD 1.«. d i A /u fiAPCtfi othc tat irMgv.ITATP/ MERE S WHAT jf \I /ALL RI6HX\ I I /IET'S TALK IT UP^ ,f?s?,c?nrlJl&^XiT THAT'S NOT UW4AT POOAAEP TO SPENP THE REST i I THINK OF VOO/ J I TEAM... OUT THERE' NAME
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        777 44 NOTICES x^^^V^il^^^Hs^^nwg^rhwJ fl I (tacorpomttl in M.!**) I FINAL STATEMENT OF RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 1 31 DECEMBER 1984 AND DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT I 9h The directors have pleasure m announcing the audited results of the Group and the Company for the year ended 31 December 9M I 1984 as
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        586 44 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 71 of 1985. > In the Matter of the Companies Act, Chapter 185 And In the Matter of K.C. ENTERPRISE (ASIA) PTE LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-Up of
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        1049 44 "lido: now showing:" I !i a (*****14) 4 shows: 11, 2.30, 5.45, 8.45 No Free List WKlll//.H k f Students CONCESSION $1.50 &5250 at 11am 2.30pm B nor AMicsTinßi i, You will LAUGH, you will CRY. ■"rv_fi*jua a m You will CLAP, you will SING. a fliiMMK^iadLa But above all
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        733 45 Marc Chagall, one of France's greatest painters, died last Thursday MARC CHAGALL'S brightly-coloured cosmic vision, based on dreams, childhood memories and religious mysticism, ignored the artistic movements whose births and deaths he witnessed throughout his long career. Chagall was not a rebel, but he
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        517 45 Back to mud and nature From Page On* and "Swiss cheese" caves riddled with holes, strange crystalline formations, blue and green frogs, cream and black cave-racer snakes streaking across cavern walls to catch bats, of elephant, seladang, rus a and musang tracks. Tne zoologists and botanists
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        336 45 FRENCH FILMS RELC Auditorium, Orange Grove Road Tuesdays, 9 pm Previewed by JOHN da SOUZA AS OF this month, all French films will be screened at the Regional Language Centre, next to the Shangri-la Hotel. Today features Drole de Drame (Funny Drama), by director
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        141 45 TODAY: Singapore Harbour 8.37 am (2.3 m), 3.40 pm (0.5 m). Sembawang (applicable to Ponggol) 8.39 am (2.5m), 3 pm (0.6 m), 10.30 pm (2.8 m). Sedili Kechil (applicable to Desaru) 6.23 am (1.8 m), 2.40 pm (0.5 m). Pert Dickson 11.13 am (0.9 m), 4.54 pm (2.2
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