The Straits Times, 17 April 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    Open line for better decisions
    793 1  -  LEE KIM CHEW Feedback Unit to get people more involved By AN OPEN and more responsive Government with the people more involved m the policy-making process this can be expected with the creation of the Feedback Unit m the Community Development Ministry. The unit opens
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    Lock icon Detector confirms rape claim's a lie
    119 1 CATHLEEN Crowell Webb reading the results of a lie-detector test which her lawyer says shows that she was telling the truth when she recanted her false testimony which sent an Innocent man to Jail on rape charges. Mrs Webb took the test at the
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    65 doctors go up Superscale ladder
    230 1 65 doctors go up Superscale ladder SIXTY-FIVE government doctors have been promoted to Superscale grades effective from April 1, it was announced yesterday. Nine doctors moved up to Superscale Grade E with a monthly consolidated salary of $6,500 per month. Ten moved up to Superscale Grade F ($6,000), 12 to
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    FA Cup 'live'
    62 1 STAY-AWAKE soccer fans can watch the English FA Cup semi-final replay between Liverpool and Manchester United "live" on Television Malaysia's Channel 3 at 2.30 am tomorrow. SBC will not carry the match "live" as "the timing is not ideal for local viewers", said a spokesman. A delayed
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    Young at heart, this marathon man
    200 1 BOSTON, Tues. Welshman Bryan Price, 45, ran the Boston Marathon with the heart of a 16-year-old a heart that became his m a transplant a little more than a year ago. Price was believed to be the first heart-trans-plant patient to complete a marathon
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    Cheng Bock to guide panel
    187 1 Cheng Bock to guide panel AVER Rajah MP Dr Tan Cheng Bock has been appointed Chairman of the supervisory panel to guide the newlycreated Feedback Unit. Three other government backbenchers on the panel are Mr Othman Haron Eusofe (Geylang Serai), Dr Dixie Tan (Ulu Pandan) and Mr Goh Choon Kang
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    Lock icon $53m suit against US
    69 1 AGANA (Guam). Tues The Association of Pacific Island Legislatures voted last night to hire an attoi nev to file a L 7 S$24-million (5553.28 million) lawsuit against the United States for claims dating back to World Wai 11. The suit will seek claims for property damage
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    Government spends more on monolingual pupils
    520 1  - Government spends more on monolingual pupils JUNE TAN By IT COSTS the Government more to educate pupils on the monolingual course than other children. While the Government spends about $1,300 a year to put a normal course pupil through primary school, the figure for a monolingual child is* close to
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    27 1 on Taipei's first TAIPEI, Tues Taiwan's first test-tube baby was born toc'ay. A Taipei Veterans Seaeral Hospital spokesman said the boy. weighing 2.8 kg. was healthy. Reuter
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      Lock icon MUBARAK 'KEEN ON SUMMIT'
      77 1 CAIRO, Tues. Israeli Cabinet M Inister Ei. c r Welzman, m Cairo on a mission to thaw chilled relations with Kgypt, said today President Hosni MuWarak was "very, very positive" on the idea ot a summit with Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Feres. Mr Weizman saw Mr
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      121 1 Inside 50 pages today Post baby boomers THE Americans call them Skoteys (Spoilt Kids of the Eighties), children of the postWorld War baby boomers, who will grow up to become tomorrow's adults. What are our own Skoteys like? What are the values that are being nurtured today? How are their
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      513 2 Six with the best THE Government plans to spend $180 million over the next five years to boost vocational training. Six vocational institutes at $30 million each will be built to replace the present buildings, which are but renovated primary and secondary schools or even old British army barracks.
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      Comment
      364 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE decision to establish a Feedback Unit within the Ministry of Community Development is a bold and creative response to the need for a different quality of communication between the people and the government. In order that it can be effective, it is vital that
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      Background
      79 2 TAKING AMERICA BY STORM STANDING 1.85 metres tall and possessing a pugnacious face and a voice with the rough cadences of a street fighter, Chrysler Motors' boss Lee lacocca has turned the patrician image of the American boardroom on its head. But to many Americans, he is more than
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      Timesdollar
      193 2 JACK CHIA PLANS BID FOR TOP AUSSIE SWEET-MAKER SINGAPORE publishing, properly and mam far turing tycoon Jack Chia has signalled plans for a full takeover assault on leading Australian con fectioner, Allen's Confectionery Ltd. If successful. the plans for the takeover, which could cost Mr Chia around Asso million
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      Timesport
      309 2 The Maine attraction ALL police leave m Manchester has been cancel led; all medical staff have been occupied since Sunday morning. And if anything remains of the fingernails of Ron Atkinson and Joe Fagan, it will be eaten away before tomorrow is out. There are no half measures aboui
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      Around the world
      629 2 Space sub-tracker THE next United States space shuttle will deploy a small experimental satellite that could pave the way for tracking Soviet missile submarines lurking under the Arctic ice cap. Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine said on Monday that the Spacelab-3 mission, scheduled for launch on
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      205 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway Rebel tie-up PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand Marcos has said that a number of Filipino Muslims had joined the communist insurgency m the country. 'T"here are forces at work seeking to undermine the legitimate institutions and sacred beliefs of Islam," he said on Monday when hosting a
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      Section Two
      500 2 Teen dating CONNIE was 14 and her boyfriend 15 when they started dating. Now a year older, she doesn't date so often as she has to spend more time on her studies. Stevanus, an Indonesian studying here, was 16 when he met his Malaysian girlfriend. They lost contact
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      Soviet missile attack on Afghan guerillas
      209 3 Soviet missile attack on Afghan guerillas NEW DELHI. Tues. Soviet troops, backed by surface-to-surfacemis-siles, jets and heavy artillery, attacked well-pre-pared Afghan guerillas last week m their largest offensive of the year, Western diplomats said today. They quoted reports from Kabul as saying hundreds of helicopters, mostly Ml-24 gunships and MI--8
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      Lock icon Strike against price rises
      47 3 NEW DELHI, Tues. The city's übiquitoas three-wheeled taxis stayed off the roads today m a protest against rises m petrol and lubricating oil prices. The drivers also were protesting against an order requiring them to carry three people m the small auto-rick-shaws. AFP
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      Lock icon Our open-door policy unstoppable, says Hu
      265 3 CANBERRA, Tuesday CHINESE Communist Party chief Hu Yaobang, making his first major speech outside the communist world, said today that Beijing's open-door policy was unstoppable and nothing would shake China's modernisation programme. Mr Hu, China's second most powerful man after Mr Deng Xiaoping, told
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      Lock icon Hu watches his step — and health
      86 3 Hu watches his step and health CANBERRA, Tues. Chinese officials travelling with Communist Party chief Hu Yaobang have revealed to Australian journalists the secret of the small, round object he keeps on his belt. The constant companion of Mr Hu, S9, is a pedometer, which monitors the amount of exercise
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      Japan won't raise public spending
      330 3  - Japan won't raise public spending Peter Hazelhurst Nakasone against stimulating domestic demand By Tokyo Correspondent PRIME Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone announced today that his government will not increase public spending to stimulate domestic demand a step which the United States claims will encourage imports and reduce Japan's huge trade surplus. He
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      Lock icon 19 face spying charges India
      261 3 19 face spying charges India NEW DELHI, Tues. Nineteen Indian nationals, most of them junior government officials, were formally charged with espionage yesterday, marking the end of a fivemonth investigation into a spying case that reached into the Prime Minister's Office. As charges were filed against them m a New
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      Lock icon 'Sinking' base's officers send SOS
      108 3 WELLINGTON, Toes. Navy officers have sent a distress signal to the Ministry of Works to help stop a navy communications base from sinking In the middle of New Zealand's volcanic desert region. The Irirangi base, 200 kilometers north of Wellington, is staffed by 85 navy
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      Lock icon Three die as police fire on protesters
      67 3 Three die as police fire on protesters KARACHI, Tues. Three people died when police fired on student-led crowds protesting against a fatal bus accident. Doctors said 18 people were injured m protests over the accident yesterday m which a student died. Troops m trucks fitted with machineguns have been sent
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      Lock icon Iacocca meets Miti chief
      135 3 CHRYSLER Corporation Chairman Lee lacocca (left) is all smiles as he meets Japan's Minister for International Trade and Industry, Mr Keijiro Murata, at the tatter's office m Tokyo yesterday. The American entrepreneur's visit comes at a time of increasing trade friction between Japan and the United
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      Lock icon Viets 'set to attack Nong Chan'
      188 3 BANGKOK. Tues. The Vietnamese army has moved as many ?s 3,000 fresh troops to a staging area near the Thai border m preparation for an assault on the besieged Cambodian resistance base of Nong Chan, a Thai military source said today. The attack on
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      Lock icon US 'plans eye in sky to trace Red subs'
      296 4 Experimental satellite will help expose Soviet vessels lurking under Arctic ice, says magazine WASHINGTON, Tues. The next United States space shuttle will deploy a small experimental satellite that could pave the way for tracking Soviet missile submarines under the Arctic ice
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      Lock icon US waits for radar site invitation
      211 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan's administration hinted yesterday that the United States was waiting for a formal invitation to inspect a radar station m the Soviet Union. State Department spokesman Bernard Kalb said Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin's comments over the weekend about allowing US
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      Reagan makes a case for aid to Nicaragua
      280 4  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By Washington Correspondent THE President and Congress returned to work yesterday after a 10-day Easter recess and immediately began tackling two disparate issues due to be voted upon next week the federal Budget and a US$l4 million (5530.8 million)
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      Lock icon Makeshift tool to restore power to satellite
      255 4 Makeshift tool to restore power to satellite CAPE CANAVERAL, Toes. Discovery's crew received approval yesterday for an attempt to restore power to a crippled I SsB« million (Ssl7B million) satellite with a homemade tool made from a window shade, a vacuum hose and a piece of plastic. Astronauts Jeffrey Hoffman
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      Lock icon Third World wants a say
      336 5 High-level monetary talks later this year WASHINGTON, Tues. Developing countries are insisting on having a say m a high-level monetary conference that may take place later this year, monetary sources said yesterday. Representatives to the so-called group of 24 developing countries have been meeting here
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      Lock icon Dad was Nazi SS officer, says Princess of Kent
      352 5 Dad was Nazi SS officer, says Princess of Kent LONDON. Tues. A shocked Princess Michael of Kent, a European noblewoman who married into the British royal family, confirmed a newspaper story that her father was a Nazi SS officer under Adolf Hitler. The admission yesterday sparked off allegations of a
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      Lock icon White House acts to defuse cemetery row
      225 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. Two White House aides left for West Germany yesterday to try to defuse a growing furore over President Ronald Reagan's plans to visit a German cemetery. White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan dispatched Deputy Chief of Staff Michael Deaver and
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      Lock icon Funds drive in France to give Liberty new torch
      128 5 PARIS, Tues. A hot-air balloon bearing the colours of France and the United States was launched beside the Eiffel Tower yesterday to signal the start of a campaign to raise funds m Prance for a new torch for New York's Statue
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      Lock icon Polish dissident goes to court over lost job
      137 5 Polish dissident goes to court over lost job WARSAW, Tues. In a move unprecedented m Polish legal history, the Warsaw administrative Supreme Court yesterday examined a complaint against Labour Minister Stanislaw Gebala by a former national leader of the banned Solidarity union, Mr Andrzej Slowik. The court's verdict on the
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      Lock icon Israeli minister in Cairo despite the hardliners
      242 6 CAIRO, Tues. Israeli Minister without Portfolio Ezer Weizman arrived here last night for talks with Egyptian leaders, after a last-minute approval of the trip by the Israeli Cabinet ended a near crisis that threatened the fragile coalition government. At Cairo airport, Mr Weizman
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      Sex laws repeal 'no use'
      367 6  -  EBRAHIM MOOSA Blacks unmoved by government's racial policy change By Cape Town Reporter POLITICAL analysts are of the view that South Africa's decision to scrap laws barring sex and marriage across colour lines leaves untouched the cornerstones of racial segregation. However, the decision is considered
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      Lock icon S. Africa troops to leave Angola
      323 6 Pretoria hopes the Cubans will do the same CAPE TOWN, Tues. South Africa said yesterday it will pull out its forces from Angola by the end of this week, 14 months after it originally agreed to do so. Foreign Minister Roelof Botha, m a
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      In other words...
      77 6 4 IT'S a case of too little, too late, from the viewpoint of Blacks. Mr Beyers Naude. General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, commenting on South Africa's decision to scrap its immorality laws barring interracial marriages. 4 THE only thing that this does mean
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      Lock icon Sudan reverses foreign policy
      172 6 Sudan reverses foreign policy KHARTOUM, Tues. Sudan's new military leader, m a major departure from the foreign policy of ousted President Jaafar Numeiry, is seeking closer ties with the Soviet Union, Libya and Ethiopia. General Abdul-Rahman Swareddahab told foreign journalists yesterday that he had sent messages to these countries saying
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        91 6 AN AUSTRALIAN court has ruled that senior High Court judge and former Attorney-Gener-al Lionel Murphy has a case to answer on charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice. The decision followed a committal hearing late last month, the first of its kind against
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        Lock icon Carrington for plan
        85 6 LORD CARRINGTON, Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, on Monday expressed support for research into the US space defence plan. In remarks prepared for a speech at Oslo University, he said: "It would be very imprudent of the US not to be conducting research of its
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        Lock icon Nazis under attack
        57 6 A WOMAN TRYING to hit a member of the Swedish Nazi Party during a march m the marketplace m Wax jo, Sweden, on Sunday. Ten party members were beaten and hunted through the streets by 2,000 people. The march ended at the local railway station where party
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        Lock icon Protest in Karachi
        65 6 POLICE IN KARACHI yesterday opened fire on student-led crowds protesting against what they called reckless bus driving m the city, student sources said. They said four people were wounded by the firing. Protests erupted yesterday after a bus ran over and killed a girl student. The protesters
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      426 4 Supervision Establishes the standards for managerial knowhow Singapore, June 1 2- 1 4, 1 985 Being a good supervisor isn't magic Good supervisors understand the simpie basics of how human interactions work. They know how to give good directions how to give specific, constructive feedback, how to resolve conflicts and
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      347 6 Office Today A speciafised exhibition for today s office April 2 1 -25 1985 10 am -9 pm Hotel Meridien SHOWS YOU THE TOOLS TO KEEP YOUR OFFICE COMPETITIVE 5 is big or small you can't HIGHLIGHTS AT OFFICE TODAY {he latest m office products and entrated into one huge
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      225 6 SINGAPORE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION LTD TRAINING CENTRE presents an evening programme on TRAINING FOR SITE MANAGEMENT (5 months) Part A- The Requirements of the Company and the Law Part B- Organising and Controlling a Profitable Site COURSE OBJECTIVES Part A- The Requirements of the Company and the Law To provide essential
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon Manila Muslims 'joining Reds'
      396 8 We'll crush them, says Marcos MANILA, Tues PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos revealed that a number of Filipino Muslims had joined the communist insurgency m the country. "There are forces at work seeking to undermine the legitimate institutions and sacred beliefs of Islam," he said m a speech
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      Lock icon Two who won't be at Bandung anniversary
      265 8 Only Romulo will attend ceremony, says Mochtar JAKARTA, Tues. Two of the three surviving leaders who attended the 1965 Afro-Asia conference m Bandung will not attend its 30th-anniversary commemoration, Indonesian Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said today. Dr Mochtar told reporters that Vietnamese Premier
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      Lock icon Ail occasion to 'bulr differences'
      157 8 BEIJING, Tues. Forthcoming ceremonies to mark the 30th anniversary of the Bandung conferencayfere an opportunity for Asian and African conjiries to bury their differences, the Peking Reyfiw has said. Meanwhile the Foreign Ministry said that Foreign Milder Wu Xueqian who is to lead the Chinese
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      Lock icon 20 drown off Kalimantan
      72 8 JAKARTA. Tues At least 20 people were drowned and 20 others believed missing when a small passenger vessel sank 350 km off the East Kaliman tan capital of Samannda m the Makassar Straits. The Samudra Indah was travelling from Nunukan. near the border of Sabah. to
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      Shoot-to-kill order given
      57 8 MANILA, Tues The military today issued shoot-to-kill orders for 40 former militiamen wanted m connection with the slaying of an Italian priest, Father Tulio Favali. m the southern Philippines The orders came a day after Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile directed military authorities to arrest and prosecute
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      Lock icon Trade surplus
      19 8 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines had a trade surplus m February of US$26.l million (S$5T million t. AP
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      Lock icon 'Yes' to new term for Arthit
      151 8 BANGKOK, Tues THE That Cabinet voted today to extend the term of controversial Armed Forces Commander General Arthit Kamlang-ek, who had challenged the government over its economic policies. The term of Gen Arthit, due to retire on Oct 1, was extended without opposition for
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Malaysia, Finland share many similar views'
      234 9 Malaysia, Finland share many similar views' HELSINKI, Toes. Malaysia and Finland shared similarity of perception on many issues and felt that conflicts posed a great threat to international peace and security, Malaysia's Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said. Speaking at an official dinner held m his honour by
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      Lock icon More take flights to Madras
      89 9 More take flights to Madras KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There has been an increase m the demand for plane seats between Kuala Lumpur and Madras, possibly because of the fire which destroyed the ship Chidambaram, the Dewan Ngara (Senate) was told today. Deputy Transport Minister Hajah Rahman Osman said her ministry
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      Lock icon 'No voting if there is trouble'
      264 9 KOTA KINABALU, Tues. The Election Commission warned today that it will call a halt to voting at polling stations if "trouble" should break out between the supporters of rival candidates m the Sabah state election. Its secretary, Haji Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman, told the
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      Lock icon Front unfair to opposition parties: Tunku
      219 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman has accused the federal government of oppressive, unfair and unjust conduct towards opposition parties m the upcoming Sabah state polls. H? said the National Front government of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mchamad had
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      Lock icon 'More seek Thai treatment for drugs'
      136 9 'More seek Thai treatment for drugs' BANGKOK, Tues. More Malaysians are seeking treatment for drug addiction m southern Thailand, according to a newspaper report. Quoting a doctor m a provincial hospital m Songkhla, the Nation Review said the Malaysians, including women, were afraid of Malaysia's tough anti-drug laws. Dr Virat
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      Lock icon Fined for smuggling
      71 9 JOHOR BARU, Tues. A 33--year-old man who admitted smuggling 22 bags of tin ore valued at $29,503.16 into Singapore was fined $8,000 or three months' jail by the magistrate's court here today. Ho Oi Yang, from Muar, pleaded guilty to a charge of evading export duty totalling
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      Lock icon Wrangles hold up BMF case
      332 9 It's all because of human weakness, says Daim KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) case had dragged on inconclusively so far because of the complicated legal wrangles associated with human weakness, not policy failure, Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin said. He said m Western
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      Lock icon Jalil's widow files compensation claim
      155 9 HONGKONG, Tues. The wife of murdered Malaysian banker Jalil Ibrahim today filed an application m a Hongkong district court for compensation from Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF). Rusnawi Ibrahim's claim of HK5142,000 (5541,526) will be heard m June. Mr Jalil, 35, was murdered m a room
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      $180 in boost for vocational training
      302 10 Six big, modern institutes to be built over next 5 years THE Government plans to spend $180 million over the next five years to boost vocational training. Six ultra-modern vocational institutes at $30 million each will be built to replace the present buildings, which
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      More pay pledge to staff of duty-free shops
      205 10 More pay pledge to staff of duty-free shops DUTY Free Shoppers Ltd said yesterday that it would offer employees of Changi Airport duty-free shops more pay when the group takes over the shops on July 1. Mr Howard Meitiner, President of Le Classique and a spokesman for Duty Free Shoppers
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      Wages of 62 workers taken in snatch theft
      126 10 A ROBBER grabbed a bag containing the wages of 62 workers from a company supervisor at the Golden Mile Complex m Beach Road on Monday. Miss N.K. Hii, 27, of RMG Tours Pte Ltd, had just come out of the lift on
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      Scans speed things up at airport shops
      542 10  -  GRACE CHNG By •1 All goods carry a 1 code which looks like a series of bars. This represents the type of product which can be read by an electronic scanner. O The teller passes the goods over a scanner and packs them
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      More than 800 sign up for skills fund forum
      293 10 MORE than 800 people have signed up for a public forum to be held by the Skills Development Fund today. This is the second m a series of seminars that the SDF is conducting to create a greater awareness of the
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      Discussion on airport
      54 10 THE Chartered Institute of Transport will hold a talk. Tho Singapore Airport. Challenges and Prospects m the Region, for its members at the Changi International Airport on Saturday. A bus will be hired to bring members to the airport The meeting place is at the NTL'C Conference
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      500 take other route' to GCE O levels
      386 10 A HOI 1 SW) trainees arc taking the "other route" to the GCE O levels. I nable i© sit for the O levels as school candidate^ they art 1 studying for the exami nation under the banner of the Vocational and Industrial
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      Katong phone numbers to change
      75 10 TELEPHONE numbers Jjbi the Katong Telephone £> change will be changed from April 24 at 8 am. Thi:- is be< aus< nMejihoßi hne>-. will bo monn<v-ied UMa new switchboard for Ix'Hf: service. Numbers m rti< 4tt>xxxx series will be ohajfced to 344xxxx. Th< last ;hj»<
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      Somalia bank sues firm in $3.8 m rice case
      341 11 Somalia bank sues firm in $3.8 m rice case THE Commercial and Savings Bank of Somalia is suing a local trading company for damages m connection with a $3.8 million consignment of rice which was wrongfully discharged into Singapore six years ago. Miss Shirley Dhillon, for the bank, told the
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      Power failure hits Tiong Bahru
      75 11 Power failure hits Tiong Bahru A ONE-HOUR power failure bit Tiong Bahru and nearby areas yesterday because of a cable fault between the Kampong Tiong Bahrn aid Kirn Pong Road substations. The power failure, which began at 12.35 r, affected residents Hong Bahru Road, Kirn Tlan Road, New Bridge Road,
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      Treasure hunt on wheels
      52 11 THE Merlion Chapter of the Singapore Jaycees will hold a treasure hunt on wheels, called DisCAßvery, at the Ander son side car park of the Shangri-la Hotel at 8 am on April 28. The DisCAßvery will celebrate the chapter's 10th anniversary and raise funds for its
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      Back to bare walls for two HDB blocks
      164 11 Back to bare walls for two HDB blocks THE walls of two Housing Board blocks m Marine Parade are bare again, six years after being cloaked m greenery. Creepers on the wall of a third block, Block 33, m the same estate will be cleared later this year, an HDB
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      Petrol, taxes raise cost of living
      123 11 Petrol, taxes raise cost of living HIGHER costs of petrol and increased road taxes poshed up the cost of living last month. Transport and communication costs rose by 3.9 per cent over February and poshed op last month's consumer price index (CPI) by 0.2 per cent. Food, which made op
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      Art display
      37 11 WATER colour paintings of The Birds of Bali, by Frank Jarvis, of Britain, will be on display and sale at the Antiques of the Orient, lower basement, Tanglin Shopping Centre, from Saturday to April 28.
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      Contractor gets five years for fraud
      193 11 A CONTRACTOR was sentenced to five years' jail for cheating and fraud that involved $868,782.21. The 34 offences of cheating and fraud were committed m 1983 and 1984 by Yap Siong Peow, 38, sole proprietor of Rider Far East Construction and Building Material Supplies.
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      Report on new border approved
      172 11 Report on new border approved Singapore-Malaysia boundary SINGAPORE and Malaysia have approved and adopted a report to establish a new boundary between the two countries. A joint press release yesterday said that significant progress had been made m delineating the boundary and that there would be a meeting m the
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      40,200 private candidates for O and A levels
      167 11 40,200 private candidates for O and A levels MORE than 4t,2M people have signed up as private candidates for the O and A level examinations this year. This exceeds last year's number of 36,80«. An Education Ministry' official said on Monday that this year's number is "a record for the
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      Future holds promise for S'pore economy
      680 12  - Future holds promise for S'pore economy N. BALAKRISHNAN By This is despite lower growth rate, says PROSPECTS for Singapore's economy may not be too bright m the near future but the future also holds opportunities that was the consensus of a panel of economists at a symposium yesterday on The
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      Two fined $5,000 each for cheating
      201 12 TWO men who cheated a director of Khong Guan Biscuit Factory of $13,116 m March last year were fined $5,000 each yesterday. The offence was connected with a transaction over warehouse space which Khong Guan was leasing out to NTUC FairPrice, the co-operative supermarket
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      Man with chopper robbed 7 cabbies
      136 12 POLICE are looking for a tall and well-built man who has robbed at least seven taxi drivers this month by brandishing a chopper. In all the cases, the man, a Chinese who is more than 1.81 metres tall, boarded the taxis at various parts
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      I didn't know that I was stabbed in breast: Woman
      302 12 A WOMAN did not know that she had been stabbed m the right breast although she saw blood on her blouse, the High Court heard yesterday. Madam Aisha Bee binti Sulaiman, 37, said she felt no pain at that time
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      Vietnamese youth was murdered
      91 12 THE body of a Vietnamese refugee from the Hawkins Road camp was found with multiple stab wounds which could not have been self-inflicted, a coroner's inquiry heard yesterday. Two men who were charged with the murder of Tat Quoc Toan, 18, were later acquitted after the
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      New salary scales for officers
      165 12 New salary scales for officers THE salary scales for principal assistant secretaries m the administrative service and certain officers m the professional and departmental services have been revised from April 1. The maximum salary for principal assistant secretaries is now $5,2 M a month instead of $4,§M. However, the starting
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      Doors stolen
      41 12 TEN wooden doors and seven door knobs worth a total of 54.28G were stolen from a semi-detached house m Gallop Road between last Saturda> and Monday The owner, Mr X H Chee. 51, said his house was being innovated
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      'M$3m oil sales
      274 14  -  RONNIE LIM 30-cent rise hits Spore petrol dealers By A WHOPPING Ms 3 million m one month this is how much Singapore petrol dealers reckon they have lost m sales to kiosks across the Causeway. The estimate comes a month after petrol prices were raised by 30
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      Trio help police in forgery probe
      119 14 Trio help police in forgery probe A WOMAN and two men are helping police with investigations into five reports of forgery involving applications for shares of a local construction and civil engineering group. The woman, a lawyer's secretary m her 30s, and the men were arrested by Central Police Station
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      Chairman of books panel
      37 14 MRS Hedwig Anuar has been elected Chairman of the National Book Development Council of Singapore's executive committee. Other officials are Mr Pakir Maideen, Vice-Chairman; Mr R. Ramachandran, Secretary; and Mrs Linda Tan, Treasurer.
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      No more staff cuts at Smith-Corona
      391 14  - No more staff cuts at Smith- Corona GERRY de SILVA Accord too on better deal for those sacked By THE two-month-old industrial dispute at the American typewriter company, SmithCorona, ended more than amicably yesterday. The management gave its staff an undertaking that there would be no more retrenchments m the
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      Breakfast meetings to get the bosses together
      215 14 GETTING busy <-hief executive officers away from business long enough to meet other cl ief executives has 'jeen a problem for the Nation il Productivity Board It seemed that the big bosses were a) ways toebusy to attenc half-day seminars or luncheon gatherings.
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      Bukit Timah section closed
      54 14 THE stretch of Bukit Timah Road between the Institute of Education entrance and Cluny Road will be closed temporari ly from today at 10 am, for construction of a box culvert Traffic will be diverted to a road next to the closed section Motorists are advised
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      Give blood
      26 14 A BLOOD-DONATION session will be held at the St John Ambulance Headquarters m Beach Road on April 28 from 9.30 am to 4.30 pm.
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      Make better use or staff, govt bodies told
      533 15  - Make better use or staff, govt bodies told ANNE KOH By THE Government has again asked the civil service to cut costs and maximise the use of its employees. New or additional posts will generally not be approved for the financial year beginning April 1986, said the Finance Ministry m
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      Iraq cuts IDD
      31 15 IRAQ has suspended the International Direct Dialling telephone service temporarily. Subscribers who wish to make calls to Iraq will have to call the operator at 104 for assistance.
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      Civil service to use US yardstick
      262 15 THE civil service will adopt the American method of measuring how well civil servants perform m their work. A year's trial project using American productivity indicators was carried out m some government departments, such as the Registry of Companies and Businesses, the Public Works
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      Dr Fong is Budget Division —head—
      125 15 Dr Fong is Budget Division head THE Finance Ministry's Budget Division is now headed by Dr Fong Seek Kong, formerly a Deputy Secretary m the Labour Ministry. Dr Pong's post as director was effective from April 1 but he only assumed duties on Monday. His post at the Labour Ministry
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      Professor from Tunisia on visit
      70 15 Professor from Tunisia on visit A TUNISIAN university professor visited the Education Ministry yesterday for a briefing, discussion and slide show on the Singapore education system. Professor Hamadi Sammoud, a representative of the Tunisian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, was also at the National University of Singapore yesterday.
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      Martial arts course
      54 15 Martial arts course CHINESE pugilist Wong Hong Chi, 43, is here to promote ana conduct a three-month course m a Chinese martial art form called Bagua Quan. Classes will start at 7.30 pm from Saturday at the Singapore Martial Arts Instructors Association m Kallang. Registration fee is $450 for nonmembers
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      Most of 20 interviewed say they don't mind it
      618 15  - Most of 20 interviewed say they don't mind it LOW MEI MEI Anson clean-up plan if services don't deteriorate By MOST of the 20 Anson constituents interviewed at random yesterday said they did not mind the committee formed by Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam taking over the cleaning services and maintenance of
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      How Housing Board keeps flats clean
      269 15 How Housing Board keeps flats clean THE Housing Board allocates about one worker to clean the common areas of every 100 flats. His job is to sweep the common corridors, staircases, lift landings, car parks and pavements, as well as to clean the bin compounds daily. Weekly, he cleans the
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      $1,000 fine
      49 15 MOTORCYCLISTS Koh Swee Chee, 20, and Tan Ah Kow, 18, were each fined $1,000 yesterday and banned from driving all classes of vehicles for three years for racing with one another along the service road surrounding Wholesale Centre, off West Coast Road, on Aug 5 last year.
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      'Wet fortnight ahead' forecast
      96 15 BRING your umbrellas to work and shut your windows when yon sleep. The Meteorological Service says there will be isolated to scattered showers with thunder and light prevailing winds on many afternoons for the next two weeks because of intermonsoon conditions. There will also be widespread
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    The Straits Times says A vital bridge can now be built
    510 16 THE decision to establish a Feedback Unit under the auspices of the Ministry of Community Development is a bold and creative response to the need for a different quality of communication between the people and the Government. Hitherto, this
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    Greetings from Pachitan housing estate
    542 16 Greetings from Pachitan housing estate new town A NEW column, like a new newspaper or an advertisement to announce the opening of a new company, should be accompanied by messages of goodwill. Owing to a slight oversight but n.ainly hecause of lack of space, this columnist did not include these
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    Learning the of capitalism
    1828 16 Learning the of capitalism China's economic transformation: Part Two MANAGERS who are responsible for profits and losses, a more flexible pricing system, greater competition these are some of the changes taking place m China as described m the second and concluding part of this report. But bureaucrats throughout China's long
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    Weak trade behind move to cut red tape
    679 16  - Weak trade behind move to cut red tape LIM YOON LIN Around the region By SLUGGISH trade and the need to revitalise the private sector are causing Indonesia to redouble its efforts at eradicating the perennial problems of red tape and corruption. On April 4, the government announced a series
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      Lock icon The stuff that American Dresidents are made of
      1050 17  - The stuff that American Dresidents are made of ALEX BRUMMER Is Chrysler's 'hero' on his way to the White House? By LONDON America is a nation that > earns for heroes. They are men anil women who conform to the celluloid images of John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, and Sally Field:
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      Sesame Street 'doesn't help children learn'
      647 17  -  ONG MING SEING By WASHINGTON Sesame Street, the popular children's television programme, is not as educational as many parents think. When it was introduced m the United States more than a decade ago, Dr Edward Palmer, head of research at Sesame Street, was full
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      272 17 SCENE ONE BOUTIQUE: 581, Orchard Road. -02-20/21. The Shopping Gallery, Hilton International Singapore. Singapore 0923 Tel: *****66 ireat your secretary as if she W99 jrwlll mistress Consider her one of the most important women m your life. And that this is your anniversary. (It is probably a year since you
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      10 water men not only wrong ones
      718 18 Also a little thing called human nature WE ARE told m a story, by Brig-Gen (Res) Lee Hsien Loong (ST, April 10), of 10 old men who each came bearing water instead of wine m an attempt to cheat the others, with the
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        Present way of releasing NUS results is fastest
        157 18 Present way of releasing NUS results is fastest I REFER to the letter "MS should not make results public" by W.L.H. (ST April 9). The examination results are normally posted on the notice boards one day after the meeting of Ihe respective boards of examiners. This practice is the quickest
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      Concern for future of labour movement
      333 18 Two views on the ST editorial Power of Persuasion' I REFER to The Straits Times editorial, "Power of Persuasion" (ST, April 3). The editorial, while seemingly expressing a shared concern for the problem of declining union membership today, could not fully appreciate our desire
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      We are not averse to the use of compulsion
      213 18 We are not averse to the use of compulsion THE Straits Times editorial and its coverage of the National Trades Union Congress sth Triennial Delegates Conference gave the impression that the delegates were against compulsory union membership as a means to arrest the declining trend m trade union membership. As
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      Numbers scheme to help reduce traffic
      251 18 I HAVE a suggestion which I believe can help to reduce our vehicle growth. A person who intends to buy a car should register at the Registry of Vehicles and pay the ;egistration fee of $1,000 m advance. A number will then be given
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        Volume remains light
        69 19 THE market was steadier yesterday but volume remained light. Price gains were due to short-covering and profit-taking after six days of falls. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 3.13 points to 794.30. The Business Times Composite Index put on 1.21 points to 710.32. Gainers led losers 75
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        Most Active
        11 19 Pon-EI 677,000 Supreme Corp 485,000 Promet 314,000 MUM 297,000
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        Chief price changes
        123 19 Rises Fa" 8 NortechtmSOc 248 4-M TlBtE/Vt 2" Sirtiws 575 -10 »oi»£htt 275 -25 SShM 2.8 -.0 S CiC 380-3 Cold Stare lOp 258 -11 340 CarWKff 470 -10 l£E. Corpn 328 -3 DUE 283 -9 hniac 239 -3 338 -8 Ljrutrn 190 -3 Ontrtal 289 -8
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        74 19 Apr lb Apr '.6 *P f X Apr 16 ST Properties 468.98 468 07 3t Composite 709 1 1 ***** ST Minings 319.60 ***** BT Motor *****95 *****28 SI Plantations 2468.97 2468.70 ST 08 OS -427 409 OCBC 608.76 610.22 31 industrials 7911' 794 30 OUB Composite 402 04
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        38 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983. 84 High *****1(8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1983 84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83. 684.88 (4/1/83) AH time High 1071.91 (8/2 84) 983.06 (8 2/84) AH time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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        Forex
        12 19 THE US dollar closed at DM3.0075 m Singapore, gaining 61 points.
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        Exchange crossrates
        26 19 DM V FF S$ H$ US$ ***** 3 0310 250 40 unq 2.2000 7 7880 ***** 3 0075 249.20 ***** 2 1965 7 7800
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        10 19 IN Singapore, the gold price was not available yesterday.
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        Simex
        33 19 Eurodollar: Gained seven ticks to 90.86 a contract. Deatschemark: Gained 52 ticks to 0.3340 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 45 ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Gained US$2 to US$329 an ounce.
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        Lock icon New study on US exchanges
        114 19 New study on US exchanges WASHINGTON. Tues. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is expected today to approve a new study of the impact on United States securities exchanges of the increasing intemationalisation of the securities marketplace. The study is the third m a series of actions taken by the
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        Lock icon Firm wins HK tender
        65 19 HONGKONG. Tues. Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd has won a tender for a 2,516 sq m residential site on the eastern part of the island, a government statement said without providing details of the {.rice. Industry sources estimated the cost of the site at HKS62 million (5J17.6
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        Lock icon Takeover provisions
        56 19 Takeover provisions INDIANAPOLIS, Tues. Eli Lilly and Co said shareholders at its annual meeting approved measures designed to discourage unfriendly attempts to gain control of the company. The company said the measures provided for a classified board of directors, and an affirmative vote of 80 per cent of the outstanding
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        Lock icon Glaxo shares leap
        60 19 LONDON, Tues. Shares m Glaxo Holdings leaped to 1,145 pence from 1,085 pence shortly after the release of the company's interim results, showing pre-tax profit of £194.6 million (5J523.4 million) compared with £117.4 million m the year-ago period. Market estimates projected profits of around £160 million. Glaxo
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        Lock icon US car sales dip
        75 19 DETROIT, Tues. Sales of new cars by the United States car industry declined by 6.6 per cent m early April from last year's levels, largely due to a double-digit drop m sales by General Motors Corp, the industry giant. GM sales of US-built cars declined by
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        Lock icon Baht up
        34 19 BANGKOK. Tues The baht was fixed higher at 27.30 to the US dollar compared with 27.35 at Fridays close, a Bank of Thailand official said. Yesterday was a holiday m Thailand. Reuter
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      Jack Chia plans takeover of Allen's
      474 19  -  LIM SAY BOON Bid for Australian confectioner could cost $70 m By Melbourne Reporter SINGAPORE publishing, property and manufacturing tycoon Jack Chia has signalled plans for a full takeover assault on leading Australian confectioner, Allen's Confectionery Ltd. If successful, the plans for the takeover,
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      Special rent package for Metro at Marina
      386 19  -  JUDY TAN By THERE may be another Metro at Marina Square if the department store bites at the bait of a special rent package offered. Discussions are going on, but it is understood that Metro will pay the maintenance cost of about $1
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      111 19 Foreign banks can expand in China BEIJING, Tues. China today published rules allowing foreign banks to open branches and head offices m its four special economic zones. Foreign banks will be able to offer a wide range of local and foreign currency services m Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shekou and Xiamen. The
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      Switches spell success for electric company
      415 19  -  ANGELINE TAN Small business By THERE may be something electric about King Wai^ product, but even the company, which grew from a family business, would agree there's nothing flashy about its domestic casings for electrical wires. But electrical casings come m various sizes, widths
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      CPF scheme worries life agents
      225 19 CPF scheme worries life agents LIFE insurance agents are again worried that their rice bowl may be broken after last weekend's announcement that the Central Provident Fund's life insurance scheme may be introduced m the next few months. The Life Underwriters Association, the organisation representing professional life insurance agents, said
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      Lock icon Lloyd's team on visit to China
      65 19 LONDON, Toes. A delegation from Lloyd's, the London Insurance market, began an official 21/2--week visit to China yesterday to examine possibilities for co-operation with the People's Insurance Company of China, principally m re-insurance. Experts here believe insurance is due for rapid expansion m China,
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      Siong Huat is mystery buyer of shares
      237 19  -  DOREEN SOH By THE mystery buyer of a parcel of shares m Leong Huat Industries Ltd is a shipping and building group, Siong Huat. It was revealed yesterday that Siong Huat Pte Ltd bought 1,845,250 Leong Huat shares, representing 24.6 per cent of
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      Sterling, mark in record gains
      299 19  - Sterling, mark in record gains MARA FERNANDEZ By THE British pound and the West German mark recorded their highest levels against the US dollar this year as the greenback continued its tumble on the Singapore foreign-exchange market yesterday. Dealers said that with the renewed concern about the state of the
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      Tokyo stocks close with record fall
      71 19 TOKYO. Tues. Share prices recorded their largest ever one-day drop today v massive selling took the market average down 345.45 points to clos< j at 12.207.28. dealers said. The average fell to a da\ low of 405 80 just before the close as traders
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      NOL in joint service pact
      58 19 HONGKONG. Tues Neptune Orient Lines Ltd (NOLj of Singapore has signed a preliminary agreement with two other lines to establish a joint container service between the Far East and North America An NOL spokesman said NOL reached an accord with Japan"s Kawasaki Kisen Kai sha
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      Business done in Singapore
      2878 20 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt m at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered m "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped I together, the table
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      2274 20 INDUSTRIALS Aj.nomoto >3 308 3.5050 3 40 <"d A Choc 2 188 2 22SX3> 2 22 AMD 3 0OS) Alcom i 078K4) !08 (8> 106 16 1 07 API (0 956 0 96S- 171 094 ;8 0 93 ASM) 238H7) I 23(57' 1 24 Antoh
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      2655 20 19M/85 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL ft COMMERCIAL 185 136 Acma 137 +1 36 3 137 137 146 94 Alcorn 954 +1 5.2 12 96 94 270 198 Allied Choc 200 134 109 Amal Steel 50*
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        Bank rates
        259 21 1 Ih $1000. 2 F« best customm only. 3 OCBC Finance Raits are for advanced paymnts. IMF's rates OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 6 6V2 6 6 Autosave 5V2 Fixed deposit 1 month 5 5 5 5(1) 3 months 5 l 4 s>/4 5V4 5V4 6
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        157 21 Interbank Over the Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Austrahan dollar 1.4688 1.4724 u.«rt u./l Canadian dollar 1.6120 1.6158 6.25—6.14 NZ dollar 1.0059—1.0101 10.23—9.75 Sterling pound 2 8203 2.8251 3.60—3.54 US dollar 2.1940-2.1960 4.57-4.52 Local dolars to 100 units of
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        Forex
        106 21 THE Singapore dollar ended much stronger at 2.1955/75 at 3 pm yesterday compared to its opening of 2.2000/30. It was traded between 2.1960 and 2.2050. There was late greenback selling throughout the day m anticipation of sluggish economic data due for release last night. Against the deutschemark, it closed
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        Gold
        108 21 HONGKONG, Tues. Gold rallied today on heavy short-covering against the weakening US dollar, which at one time edged below the psychologically important three-mark level m the afternoon. Bullion finished at U*****.20/70 an ounce after touching the day's high of U*****.20/335. Reuter. The London gold fix was at USs33f.sf, up
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        Gold market
        22 21 GOLD US$/oz Tues Mon Singapore 332.70—333.20 329.00—329.50 Hongkong 332.20-332.70 328.90—329.40 Mon Fri New York 329.20—329.70 327.60 328.10 London 332.50—333.00 329.50—330.00
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        Unit trusts
        169 21 Manager*' prices for Apr 17 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 2.06—2.11 The Savings Fund 1.44—1.53x0 Spore Prog Fund 0.87-0.92 Spore Sec. Fund 1.29 1.37 Spore invest Fund 0.92—0.97 Spore Equity Fund 0.89-0.94 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.12— 2.25xd Mai Prog Fund 0.89-0.95 Mai Security Fund 0.96—1.02
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          112 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE June Eurodollar futures opened yesterday unchanged from its previous close. Trading was thin and cautious m the morning. The market's belief that the Fed would not push interest rates up m the near-term and expectations of improved housing starts and industrial production figures for March over
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          Deutschemark
          60 21 JUNE deutschemark was traded lower when the market started, m anticipation of the release of encouraging figures on the March housing starts and industrial production figures. It closed at 0.3340. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est V»l Ju 0.3311 0.3353 0.3305 0.3340 1756 Sept 0.3364 Dec 0
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          57 21 JUNE yen opened near its low but advanced to a high of 0.*****0 as the US dollar came under selling pressure m the afternoon. The market closed at 0.*****8 m light trading. Open High Low Sett Est V«l Jail 85 0.*****5 0.*****08 0.*****3A 0.*****S 62 Sept 0.*****3 Open
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          Gold
          72 21 THE gold futures market was first traded at the day's low of U*****.50. The weakness of the US dollar sent June gold up to U*****.20. It receded towards the close to settle at the opening price. Reports trom Security Pacific National Bank/SPA, (la USt per Troy ounce) Open High
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        Rubber
        22 21 Rubber Ctoant pnees certs /Uo Singapore May 170 25 down 0 50 cents Malaysia May 194 bC up G 50 cenh
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        20 21 Tin Ctosmf pnc*s 10 Mo XL Tin 29 90 up 0 15 cents Turnover 12? tonnes down 15 tonnes
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        27 21 ciiw.r Closmi once* USS tro» o; Singapore 6 63-6 6* 6 67—6 67 Men Fn New York 6SS--6 6G 6 61-6 66 Source C !(*>■? SursSf por
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        Copper
        27 21 Ctosnt pnces Copp* t tonne Mon Spot *****0-*****0 (1195 00- 1196 00 5 months 1193.00-1194 00 (1196 50-i 197 50: Market tone Easier Sales 29.725 tonnes
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        Aluminium
        29 21 Ctosmf pncei Aluminium /tonne Mon Spot 875.00 876 50 (879 50-880 00--3 months 894 50—895 50 (904 00- -904 50) Market tone Steadier after easie Sales 17.275 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        107 21 Ctosinj prices Crude Ms/tome palm oil Apr 151? 5G (south i 1510 mortti! May 1502 50 south 1495 (north) June MIS (south centra! 1410 (north; Refined palm oil US$ tonnes RBO palm Apr 705 (sellers i May 685 (sellers! Junf 635 (sellers) My 635 (sellers) RBD Oiem May
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        Market steadies after six days of falls
        613 21 THE market was steadier yesterday but volume remained light. Price gains were due to short-covering and profit-tak-ing after six days of falls. One analyst noted that there was buying into quality stocks. Others said this nibbling was to test the market reaction. The
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        Hongkong
        257 21 April 16 KK$ Chaise HK Elect 8.05 +0.25 Hutchison 23.90 unch Shk Props 10.60 +0.2 Hk Elect Warr 14.40 +0.4 Intt City 0.82 -0.01 Sime Darby 6.30 ol^.^ Hotete 5 5 o Hk Gas 9.30 +0.1 Jordine Math 11.60 +0.1 Sino Lond 0.91 +0.05 Bank Of East A»o 23
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        330 21 *pN 16 Ctunie A»nomoto 1100 -20 Aka 450 S Amodo 1020 -30 Asah. Chem 865 -60 Asahi GJoss 870 -18 Bank Tk 795 25 Bndgestone 518 unch Canon Casio Cotnputer 1630 -40 Citizen 518 -15 D N*> Prmf 980 -30 D Nippon Screen Daie. 636 +1 Daechi Kongyo 8k
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        Sydney
        316 21 Apri 16 Cents Chanje (tot) A C I 212 +2 A N I 278 -6 A P M 259 -1 Aberfoyle 968S Age 240 unch Alliance Oil 107 +1 Allied M* 252 -18 Ampol Exp 260 unch Ait*>ol P«t 184 -3 Ani 460 unch Ashton 94 unch BHP 646
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        INDICES
        55 21 I NST Index < Tuesday 1270.26(1265.39) Hongkong Hang Seng -7 Tuesday 1521.30(1505.44) ig£_ Australian Mi-Ordinaries Tuesday 858.5 (857.8) Nikkei D J Average Tuesday *****.28(*****.73) Financial Times Industrials Monday 977.0 (967.8) Dow Jones Average 0* Monday 1266.78(1265.68) H~ (Figures m brackets refer to those of the previous (rating day) 'HTiii
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        New York
        217 21 April 15 USJ Chance Alcoa 33V4 Allied Cham Cp 42V* ABs-Chotmers 6% Vt Am Tel Tel 21% unch Amax lnc 18 unch Amr Cocp 42 V4 Bethlehem SH 17V4 -K Boeing Co 60% unch Burroughs Cp 59V* -V* CatefpSar Co 32W Chase Manhtn 54% Chrysler Cp 37 +1
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        London
        551 21 Aprils Pence Chante INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 177 +1 Ass Dairies 154 -10 BTRPLC 677 +3 Babcocks 152 +4 Barclays 342 +10 Beecham 368 unch BICC 253 -2 Blue Circle 503 +5 BOC Group 275 unch Boots 180 -1 Bowater 246 +1 BATS 341 -4 Britannia 91 -1 BP 538 -2
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      Container schedules
      475 21 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL containers unpacked at the containers freight station on Apr 15 (2300) Ship (Voyage) Arr CFS J Bridge (426/ S 4 H As Star (35AJ 15 4 Fl Islmabad (27-HW) 15 4 F7 LCL Receiving Receiving Slip (Voyage) Arr Carpi
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      Ships in port
      250 21 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel Wharves Banff Kl6 a'side 17/4 Equator 5 K23 a'side 17/4 Kota Berlian K3l a'side 17/4 San Luis Kl7 a'side 17/4 Stolt Awemr K29 a'side 17/4 Altair Kl9 17/4 21/4 Barber Hector KO9/10 17/4 18/4 Boiwnburg K2B 17/4 19/4 De|ro KIO 17/4 18/4
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      Scientist creates aromas
      593 22  -  His problem is how to bring research from lab to market By ANGELINE TAN AFTER tedious research for a year, a Singapore scientist last year found a way to create coconut, pineapple, toffee, mushroom, orange and fishy aromas m his laboratory from fungi. But the more difficult
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      Lock icon TDM proposes 1-for-2 bonus issue
      171 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. TDM Berhad has proposed a one-for-two bonus issue to enlarge its capital base m line with the assets employed. The company announced that the bonus issue would capitalise M 513.73 million M 510.71 million from capital reserves arising from the revaluation of
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      Lock icon Dunlop 'ready for any upturn in market'
      347 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd (DMIB), a member of the Sime Darby Group, is ready to take advantage of any upturn m the market either domestically or internationally, its newly-ap-pointed Chairman, Datuk Seri Syed Nahar Sheikh Shahabuddin, said m the company's
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        Lock icon Chase Manhattan
        84 22 NEW YORK, Tues. Strong growth m net interest and other operating income helped to raise Chase Manhattan Corp's first-quarter net income by 31 per cent to a record U*****.9 million (***** million) from U*****.5 million m the same period last year. The bank said m a statement that
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        101 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Killinghall Tin (Malaysia) Bhd expects to better its 1984 profits m the current year, a company statement said. In a reply to a KLSE query, Killinghall said group profit before tax and financial charges for the year ended Dec 31, 1984, amounted to M 530.15
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        Lock icon Magnum Corporation
        90 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Magnum Corporation Bhd has reported a group pretax profit of M 556.77 million for the yef.r just ended, as against M 542.65 million previously. A company statement said this was achieved despite a lower turnover of M 5709.77 million, compared to M 5719.64 million m
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        86 22 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. Bank America Corp said a 13 per cent increase m first-quarter net income to US$ll4 million (Ss2so million), from US$lOl million a year earlier, was due to growth m its fundamental revenue sources and to a slowdown m expense growth. The increase was achieved despite
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        Lock icon Joint 14-day shipping service
        71 22 Joint 14-day shipping service HONGKONG, Tues. EAC Trans Pacific Service and Perbadanan Nasional Shipping Line Bhd of Malaysia today said they would begin a jointlyowned fixed 14-day service covering Fremantle. Port Klang. Singapore and Hongkong. They did not say when the service would begin. The service will iink up with
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      Malaysian firm may get S'pore
      332 22  -  DOREEN SOH By MALAYSIAN plantation and engineering group, kumpulan Emas Bhd, will most probably obtain a Singapore listing next week. KEB, which was listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange last September, is likely to be listed m Singapore on April 24. Vioe-Chairman L i
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      793 25 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical P The Hospital, a fully-owned subsidiary of Temasek I S Holdings (Pte) Ltd seeks suitably qualified I M persons for the following positions: 9 Candidates should have either good GCE 'O' or I S A' Levels with preferably a Secretarial
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      397 26 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Considering about a Sales Career? Expatriate Company requires 5 MALE/FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES m its newly opened branch to market its reputable products. Applicants should possess the following qualifications c About If yr-ars hi .t^t- Musi be hsililw.iiß.l Bane seconds!] nitration Must t>- IsMdawktosj Our expatriate company
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      671 26 71 Situations Vacant: Sales i Established garment manufacturer has a vacancy for: SALES EXECUTIVE (Garments) o market and sell vanoua labels ol I imported men's and ladies' apparj els m Singapore. Age 25 30 c Minimum 3-5 years' experience m garment business. I Good connection with department stores and boutiques
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      351 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical SUNDSTRQND W WALK-IN I INTERVIEW I TODAY I 9am spm We are a leading manufacturer of high technology aircraft components and have vacancies for the position of: Inspectors^ (Mechanical Inspec--1 tion Only) Applicants should have an understanding of bask Mathematics Working experience m aerospace industries wi
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      533 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical has vacancies for ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Requirements: ITC or NTC In Electronics Completed National Service Those without qualification but with related experlenc will be considered QC TECHNICIAN Require— ants: GCE 'O' level m Technics stream Some knowledge of Elec tronics will be an advantag Salary will commensurate
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      706 26 72 Situations Vacant: Technical I TT OKAMOTO Machine tool manufacturing Company m Woodlands New Town has vacancies m both Machining a Machine Asaom. My Departments for TRADESMAN c Completed N.S IS c Age between 20 —27 years c c Willing to work 2 rotating shifts c Minimum secondary education We
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      413 26 73 Situations Vacant: Production Manville SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. requires Secondary education Completed N S and wiilinq to perfcrm rotational 12-nour shift Some expenen ;e m QC work wouL bean advantage All-in salaryssoop.m Either NTC 2or 3 m Electrical Fittim Installation witf a minimurr of 3 years industrial expe -ence Those
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      1466 27 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situation* Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production Production Production Our Company, the leading manufacturer of Winchester Disc Drives, fj^^S sssn is expanding our Kailang factory. We have immediate vacancies for:- P^^'Tl^aPi^fi^ §18 M 2nd shift: 3.30pm— 11.15pm i^^^^^^SH H
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      505 27 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous CROWN CORK SE.4LBBBBB (SINGAPORE) CO. 77>^HLM1LMIBIB requires I 1) Production Technicians I (Male) I c Minimum NTC 3 m Mechanical I Fitting c One to two years relevant working 8 experience 2) Mechanical Fitter (Male) c Must possess NTC 2 m Mechanical
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      743 27 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous /ojf& THE SINGAPORE |giS| ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB irmtes applications for the following positions 1) CAPTAINS 2) ASSISTANT CAPTAINS 3) WAITERS/ WAITRESSES We offer attractive salary and benefits to the j right individual Allowed to use Club facilities hke Bowling Swimming. Tennis and
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      433 27 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous j isetan singaporv-tokyo DEPARTMENT STORE has Immediate vacancy for the post of SECURITY OFFICER (House Detective) o Age 21 -30 years Singapore citizen Able to work on 2 rotating shifts Must have experience m similar capacity Must complete National Service Starting salary above $500 depending on
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      521 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous A leading electronics H manufacturer invites B applications for the I following positions: c Completed secon- dary education/ NTC 3 m Main- j tenance Fitting, j Electrical Fitting Installation and Electronics Servicing j c 1 to 2 years experi- j ence m a mechanical or electrical
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      514 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous YAOHAN SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED has nnediate vacancies for DELIVERY CLERK (MALE) c Completed National Ser- j vice c A Valid Class 111 driving licence AT HEAD OFFICE ONLY DRIVER IV (MALE) c Completed National Service c A Valid Class IV driving licence AT HEAD OFFICE ONLY
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      574 28 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous REQUIRED CHINESE 1. INDOOR SALESMEN 2. CLERK/ CASHIER (FEMALE) 3. STOREMEN (PERMANENT/ TEMPORARY) Age 17 to 25. GCE O' or equivalent. Neat handwriting. Technical stream preferable Indoor Salesmen only). Must completed N.S. (male only). No experience required. Interested, please call personally •t: 178, GUL CIRCLE SINGAPORE
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      1787 28 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 3 NURSES, (age 30 to 55 yrs) 3 Trading Company male workers, (age 25 to 35) 1 requires Male Clerk with experience, (age DELIVERY DRIVER above). Call: *****25 after c 2 years working experience '2.00 noon. c Preferably with Class 4 drlv-
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      2238 28 bipJIOMCH 'Aclassic and arguably, the l\ jOUPi most beautiful car m Sin- >— v r% »--v gapore.' See classification 87 For Sale: Mercedes •83 MERCEDES BENZ 200 Manual 1 owner, aircon, s/rims, $77,000 0.n.0. *****64/ 5. 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat COS REGN 1981 Ford Granada 2.8. Auto. 1 owner. Aircon.
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      961 28 89 For Sale: Datsun/Niaaan '83 JULY NISSAN .Sunns 1 SGI. $21,000 ono PARF eligible Tel Richard N|i *****24 between 2 00 j 6 00p JAN -82 DATSUN Lsurai Hardtop aulo Al. :on. full accessories j $19,500 Tel *****82 JULY '80 DATSUN 280 C Aircon, stereo. PARF eligible Showrm condition $22,000
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      972 28 90 For Sale: Toyota 77. TOYOTA CORONA PARI Air. urn: nUtl USM !< IKI ten) i and I M i 78 CORONA NON-PARF radi. i tttrttr nr» t.ix pftMtl I $3,500 MIVMt i 79 REG (74 KMBM| FOfWUI I I rolla 1200 < C Aircon ran: sette. new tax $5,500
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      964 29 92 For Sale: Mazda 32 MAZDA 929 Auto 1 pie ownei aJrcon, radio cassette, centra locking, power windows, tip lo| cond $17,800 *****19 S3 MAZDA 929 Hardtop, manua Si 929 Sedan, auto Both cars: pu? owner, excellent cond. Call *****88 x 168 Bobby Low '93 929, 1 owner. PARK, powe
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      951 29 94 For Sale: Other Makes MOOERN MOTORS PTE LTD 359 M Alexandra Road 1 Singapore 0315 1 TEL: *****22 I Authorised FORO Dealer 1994 Ford Laser 13 Hatchback 1993 Ford Telstar TXS 2.0 Ghia r (Auto) 1992 Mazda 323 (1500) N/b 1991 Mit. Galant 1600GS 1990 Ford Escort 1 3GL
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      608 29 95 For Sal*: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sala: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles i 9e^° x 1 «ar c -$^^s I j,q\J^ \\f^ pOar^ L_ zL_JB^BaaBaBaaBMBBMBBi So Many Ways Better VIEW ANO TEST DRIVE THE COMPLETE NISSAN RANGE
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      202 29 MAY 79 DATSUN Pick-up. Aircond, 2 owners, new paint. $4,800. Tel: *****83. NEAR 1994 TOYOACE SWB pickup. 1 owner. New tax. Selling cheap $7,900. Tel *****66. NOV 1979 TOYOTA Liteace van, 1 owner, new paint, tip top condition, $5,500 ono. *****16. OCT. •90 TOYOTA Corolla Dly van. One owner, beautiful.
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      204 29 1881 JULY SUZUKI 800 pickup stainless steel body, 6 mths roai tax, $4,200. *****11 1981 MIT. L3OO, passed inspection beautiful condition, asking $8,20 0.n.0. Tel: *****64. 1982 DAIHATSU 10* diesel 6 wheel high deck with aluminium can opy. $6,800 0.n.0. *****88. 1882 DAIHATSU LORRY doubl cabin. 1 owner, new tax/
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      376 29 14 MIT L3OO 5-dr Van. 1 owner. Alrcon, brand new condition. $13,900 o.n.p Call *****53 96 For Sale: Motor Cycles/Scooters GO YAMAHA RXIOO $290. RDI2SLC $820. RXKI3S $480. ARI2SLC $580. Vespa Sprint $390. Kawasaki Z250/ GSX2SO/ GSX4OOF/ GS4OO $950. Suzuki RG2SO $1,400. RD3SOLC $950. Call *****62, Peter. 12 Gopeng St,
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      546 29 97 Vehicles Wanted CASH PAYMENT FOR SECONDHAND VEHICLES IN GOOD CONDITION. Any model c.c. PARF/ non-PARF 'Q' regn Commercial Vehicles b re welcome TEL: *****33/ *****76 MR. LEX. CASH PAYMENT I HIGHEST OFFER for any model PARF, nonPARF, 2ndhand veh; Q regd veh. or any model commercial vans/pickups. Trade-in considered.
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      780 29 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses Available: Houses B^BgM^^The lavish hill -top home you've always dreamed of B Clliia CMol I V Spanish-style W^^S^^S Ir* I at Upper Bukit Timah Road I Super Large Spanish-style 2 -storey Semi-detacned Bungalows Super Large Spanish-style 3-storey Garden Bungalows I
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      946 30 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.lO MILLIONAIRE'S ROW brand new lt-3taf«] bungalow S bdrms J study large swfiutfnej pool sauna over JO.OOO sq ft of la.sh greenery Tonsen 2J***** *****69 LUXURIOUS BUNGALOW. FULLY RtreoodtUoned with private pool -U Steven Road miking distance to Orchard Road Available for rental on company lease
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      511 30 106 Accommodation Available: Houses $3,300 COLONIAL BUNGLW. m Dist 10 with landscape gdn avail, m May ERA *****66 Anthony 14, FABER WALK Semi-Detached for rental Please call: *****60 1 Mr Giani). 244-B. PASIR PANJANG. 4 bdrms 2 bthrms. separate dining, living F furn.. aircond. *****94. 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Eastern
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      535 30 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Singapore's newest and most exclusive serviced apartments. Now The Ascott at Scotts Road is the best residential address m town. One, two and three bedroom apartments are available for long or short lease. Superbly designed interiors, with complete furnishings and fittings right
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      854 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments Dist.9 luxurious 3/ 4-bdrm m prime location, next to American/ Tanglln Clubs. Fully equipped kitchen, excellent security, Ist class recreational amenities. $5,750. Dist. 5 Faber Hill $1,500 Diet. 9 Cavenagh Court $2,000 Dist.lo Rldgewood $2,500 Dist.lo Sommerville studiosi,9oo Disi.2l Pandan Valley with roof-gdn $2,200 Dist.2l Brookvale
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      973 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments New m market. NASSIM MANS. Renovated 3 brms servant's, pool, tennis. $8,500 0.n.0. Wing On/ Beaverton Ct $5,500 Draycott Twr 3 b/r $3,800 $4,200 Belviile Gdn lower mais. $3,500 Brookvale 3 b/r mais. $3,000 Wilshire 4 b/r pool $2,800 Thomson Mans. 3 b/r pool $2,000 Balmoral
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      934 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments TOA PAYOH/ TIONG Bahru, 2 rms/ 1 hall $600/ $7600. Bedok 4rm flat, furn. Aircon, CTV, $800; Joo Chiat 4-rm $950. Clementi 2 rms/ 1 hall $600. *****27 Mr Teo. WATTEN EST TOWNHSE With terr. condo facilities. 3 bdrms/ servant's, attached bath, aircond, split living/dining, furn.
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      884 30 107 Accommodation Available: Apartments DIST.IO CORONATION GROVE, new F/furn. $2,500 ono. Sale considered. *****86/7 (agent). DIST.IO FARRER COURT, HUDC, 3 bdrms, 2 halls, 2 aircons, f/furn. $1,600. Tel: *****60 DIST.IO PANDAN VALLEY with terr. gdn 3 bdrms, study, furn $3,000. Holland Housing *****79 DIST.IO RIDGEWOOD 4-BDRM apt Pool/ tennis/ squash/
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      836 30 107 Accommodation Aveilable: Apartments THE PLAZA, 1/ 2 rms. facing sea nice furniture Best offer secures Agape: *****38/ *****65 VILLA DELLE ROSE lower upper maisonettes available immediately. Tel: *****28 YISHUN 4-RM HOB furn aircond $750. Toa Payoh 1 rm furn $300 Call: *****96 3-ROOMED FLAT AT Buklt Batok for rental.
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      803 30 111 Accommodation Wanted: Rooms CLIENTS REQUIRE 21 s A 5-rrr. flat [or immediate occupation Tel *****67 night *****03 112 Short -Term Accommodation Local/ Foreign SINGAPORE SERVICE APART MENT'S I turn I 2 j-bdrm apt* I with maid service at Holland Gilstead Rdi Good discounts for direct bookings Tel *****63 *****30
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      823 31 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses "fire pride <rf Districts ONAN ROAD wßt wmrm?M ji. a Each design is a^t^^Wftfj^rf > J -75 lee biurey Mmtk* "to Wmmll i i> «^sw Mi MAJIDEE PARK JOHORE Bahn S storey bunglw. 3 bedrms oi 12.6 M
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      765 31 i MUST SEED NEAR Express, d.16. r> cosy spacious d- storey corner I terr. 4 bdrms. att. bathrms. t, $440,000 neg. Hap Seng *****58 NEW SELETAR GDN, 2-1/2 sty cor- ncr hse. 3.200 sq.ft. Built-in 2,300 sq.ft Split-level. Freehold. $525,000 Manfold: *****22 I. PASIR RIS HTS, d/storey corner terrace. Split-level,
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      495 31 SERANGOON GDN DETACHED bunglw, 4 bdrms, elevated land, 5,577 sq.ft. Tel: *****36/ *****25. $450,000 THOMSON YAOHAN cor. ter. 4.700 sqft. Renovated. 3 rms, marble fir. Villanelle *****81. 114 For Sale: Private Apartments 18 units m this development, 2 units per floor, served by 2 modern lifts Good location Ah Hood
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      1183 31 114 For Sale: Privat* 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments Apartments TT~ QxJQ^Garden 'I y Jr It I j£n£ 1 fl& iflk Mk Y^ m- JR. %11if s- 41Bi j*m.^ i^Mt I Bb m f i 4^"^^ sßafek 1 «_fc O FREEHOLD! V Vl( l!( (1
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      1770 31 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartments SALE TODAY i 1) No 1 0- A Shelford Road (Withdrawn) Hj 2) No 79Pasir Ris Avenue Sfl :^H 3) Block B Mount Elizabeth Link H Elizabeth Tower wM 4) Unit 210 C Acacia Court. Pandan H Valley (withdrawn) 5)
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      657 31 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments -RM T. PAYOH/ Jurong 5-rm A M Klo Extremely well renovated *****86 7 <a?enti 5-RM FT BLK Depot Hd. T.-1..k Blangah 2nd fir Cabinet (V- ramie terrazzo *****67 Inu 4-RMEO A.M.KIO 8LK.215/ Hlk M r?8.000 neg 235T707 i 117 Properties Wanted BADLY NEEDED 4/5-RO3MED HDB
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      557 31 118 Factory Spaces MUST SELL! Self-contamed factory at Jin Pemimpin Warehouse Fart i 1 5 200 sq ft Otitce 3.500 sq ft Ceiling Ht N Tenure Freehold Carpark 6 lot^Call 532 3888 FOR LEASE DIST 13 GENTING LINK B»at c new Bth »torey Warehouse/ Factory Space Groundftoor HI 1a»- 7th
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      703 32 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces I SPACE FOR V I LEASE I Factory Space of various I I dimensions at Sims Aye./ I E Eunos Road for lease. I I Please contact I I Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen I 1 Tel: *****11 or *****58 I FOR LEASE Wooden Furniture Manufacturing Plant
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      1448 32 121 For Rant: 121 For Rant: 121 For RentOffice Spaces Offica Spaces Offica Spaces I I Lit ▼A^■l^bwVfW^^pl Prime ice ROBINSON ROAD/CECIL STREET VICINITY ftnsOn_ifoad_J Cecil Court 790 to 6,21 5 sf Offices from 400 Chartered Bank Building 904 to 12,774 sf sq ft 5,500 sq ft City House 958
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      550 32 122 Office Spaces Wanted U.S. FIRM INTERESTED to lease office at Shell Tower from 1,800--2,200 sq.ft. Please call Miss Ng, *****10/ *****09 (no agents). 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces NO. 33 JALAN 20/ 14 PETALING JAVA MALAYSIA 3-storey shophouse for sale. 25' x 70. Good location, near Theatre. Selling MsBBo,ooo
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      771 32 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces jiffs ra ft JB* 1 1 a^V|fe^BJ afiS« ffi) MH Bf*?lii".' '.'l*i".'Jl Hflll sgiliil'MtiM 9hLv9^ ftm flßi ]bh bß^9 #T 3fl Peninsula Plaza /Exce/tior cZSt 9 Pemnsu/a^St 9 Paramount cSST j OFFICE AREAS From 429.16
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      590 32 124 For Rent: Shop Spaces LUCKY PLAZA #03. area 325 sq ft WaU»r facUlUet available Rent neg *****6 X' luaiii 4pm I MING ARCADE IN sq ft sth SUi rey Availab> for immediate occupation Vtl *****88 ORCHARD PLA2A 330 sq ft -03-21 I Ming Arradt- -U2-11. 180 sq ft for
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      511 33 124 For Rant: 124 For Rant: Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Orchard Road Vicinity Orchard Towers 580 sf Ming Arcade 1 73 sf Delfi 320 sf upwards Scotts 246 to 1 ,400 sf Far East Plaza 386 to 2,200 sf Lucky Plaza 325 to 670 sf The Promenade 355 to 2,314
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    85 35 181 Deaths MR PHUA LAI SENG Aged: 74 passed away peacefully on 14/4/85 at 6.45 p.m. leaving behind: 7 SONS Phua Kuan Chye Phua Tee Chye Robert Phua Suah Chye (Robert Transport it General Agencies Co.) Phua Guan Chye Phua Chal Tee Phua Chai Huat 7 DAUGHTERS-IN-LAW 2 Daughters
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      778 38 Marvin stops Hearns m three and retains world middleweight title after savage showdown LAS VEGAS, Tues. Marvelous Marvin Hagler retained his undisputed middleweight boxing title last night when he floored Thomas Hearns with a thunderous right hook m the third round, prompting the referee to stop the
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      335 38  - Singapore sail into a new era LEE WAI WUN The challenge which will announce to the yachting world that Singapore have arrived By THE bright red-and-white logo will signify that Singapore is no longer just a tiny dot on the world map. At least, not where yachting is concerned. It
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      204 38 TWO of the three judges had unified world middleweight champion Marvin Hagler leading on points before his third round knockout of Thomas Hearns. Harry Gibbs, of Britain, and American Herb Santos each gave Hagler the lead by II points to nine. Ironically, Dick Young, who replaced fellow-American Rudy
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      418 38 41 was a little afraid when I saw blood. But when I see it, I turn into a bull. I realised it was time to get serious and do it quicker. I was afraid they were going to stop it. I said I had to get going.
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      Lock icon Round by round of The Fight
      427 38 Round by round of The Fight ONE Hagler thre-v the first punch but irissed thai wild left to the head as Hearns began jabbing Both fighters wont at each other near the ropes and Hagler was hit by a right to the jaw It was appar ent that both men
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        516 38 BOXING Britain's Frank Bruno, who challenges Sweden's Anders Ecklund for the European heavyweight title m London on May 14, has been put on standby for a millionpound title fight against world champion Larry Holmes. Bruno gets the chance because of snags m a multi-million dollar deal
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      Lock icon McEnroe wins hard battle with Lendl
      262 38 INGLEWOOD (California), Tues. World No. 1 John McEnroe struggled to beat No. 3 Ivan Lendl 6-4, 7-6 (8-6) m the opening round of the Championship Tennis Challenge Series last night. McEnroe, of the United States, set a fast pace to break Czechoslovak Lendl, who
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      297 38 AMELIA ISLAND (Florida), Tues. American Lisa Bonder, seeded No. 11 and ranked 23rd m the world, snapped a string of four first-round defeats with a 6-4, 5-7, 6-1 win here yesterday over Britain's Annabel Croft m the US$25O,--000 ($552,500) Women's Tennis Association championships. In
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      741 39  -  Rob Hughes LIVERPOOL v MAN. UNITED PART TWO: 'LIVE' ON CHANNEL 3 AT 2-30 TOMORROW MORNING After the great escape, Liverpool look the Maine attraction By of The London Sunday Times MANCHESTER, Tues. All police leave here is cancelled for the next 24 hours. All medical hands
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      397 39 Asprey: I'm Stokes scapegoat BOSSES GET THE BOOT Not STOKE manager Bill Asprey, suspended by the relegation-bound English First Division club on Monday, lashed out bitterly at the decision and is to seek legal advice. "As far as I am concerned, Stoke have broken our contract by sacking me," he
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      255 39 ASTON VILLA are to become Britain's first football club to issue computer membership cards m a new drive to stamp out hooliganism. The English First Division club is buying a computer system, which will issue cards to supporters m a revolutionary "families only" enclosure next season
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      431 39 World Cup countdown THE Soviet Union face an uphill task when they resume their campaign with a European Group Six qualifyingmatch against Switzerland m Berne today. The Swiss are riding high after winning two matches, beating both Norway and Denmark 10, while the Soviets have
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      252 39  -  PETER SIOW Mahmud and Taib unite to force Farrer Park out By ARMED FORCES' Mahmud Saiva and Mohamed Taib weaved a delicate one-two to tie Farrer Park United m knots m a National Football League Division One match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Their instinctive link m
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      271 39  -  PETER SIOW THE placid waters off the East Coast Sailing Centre, venae of last Sunday's first handicapped boardsaillng race, have churned up a storm. The ECSC-organised event, which attracted most of the Republic's leading sailors, was said to have incurred the wrath of the Board
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      Green light for Noor, Ishak
      186 39 SINGAPORE'S intermediate soccer squad aces, striker Abdullah Noor and defender Ishak Saad, have been given approval to play m the Malaysia Cup competition. The approval came from the Football Association of Malaysia, the organisers. Coach Hussein Aljunied is planning to give the two and a
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      Lock icon Johor in the last eight
      71 39 JOHOR BARU, Tues. Johor qualified for the quarter-finals of the Malaysia Cup soccer championship by defeating Penang 4-0 here tonight. The win lifted Johor to second m the table behind Singapore, who have 34 points from 14 outings. Johor have 26 points from 13 games
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      39 39 ASIA ELECTRIC, with 107 points beat Jurong by a 30--point margin m a Basketball Association of Singapore Cup tournament at the Gay World Stadium yesterday. In another match, Kong Siong scored 74 against Tong Whye's 66.
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      Police made to sweat for win
      191 39 LEADERS Police had to survive a harrowing time before beating lowlyplaced Changi United 2-0 m a National Football League Division One match at Jurong Stadium last night. Police coach Robin Chan smoked a dozen cigarettes and manager Daliit Singh stroked his well-groomed moustache continually
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      46 35 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements THE FAMILY OF THE LATE DATIN WONG SHEE FUN WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO THE DOCTORS, NURSES, MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, BUSINESS ASSOCIATES, FRIENDS, RELATIVES, ASSOCIATIONS FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE, WREATHS, DONATIONS AND KINDNESS DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT.
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      100 35 183 Condolences 183 Condolences 183 Condolences With Deepest Sympathies ft Condolences to THE GENERAL MANAGER/ DIRECTOR MR. VINCENT LIM EU SENG On the demise of his beloved father MR PETER LIM CHIN BOON From The Board Of Directors, Management Staff of ENDER CLEANING SERVICES PTE LTD BRENGREEN HOLDINGS P.L.C. As
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      54 35 N. KRISHNAN DEPARTED 17-4-73 Though Departed You Left Us A Memory We Are Proud To Own, In Silent Sorrow. Fondly Remembered By Wife Slvahamy, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grandchildren^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ A. Singara Thovar 16.4.82 In life loved and honored, In death remembered. Dearly missed by wife, children,
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      143 35 Tha Family of th« Lai* HENRY YEOH TECK CHOON Aga: 47 who passed away on 11th April 1985, are vary grateful to their relatives, frianda, staff and management of Union Carbide, Standard Chartered Bank, Sim Lim and Ministry of Education, and members of Nichiren Shoshu Buddhist Assn. for
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      184 In Memoriam
      88 35 In Loving Memory Of LIM SAW BOEY Called Homo on Good Friday 17 April 1981 "Behold, I tell you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, In a moment, In a twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet; for the
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      126 36 181 Deaths 181 Deaths PETER LIM CHIN BOON AGE: 72 wm called home to The Lord on 15th April 1985. leaving behind SONS: Vincent I.im Eu Seng I.uke I.im Eu Keng DAUGHTERS: Phyllis Mm K.sther Lim Julian Uin and 2 Daughters-in-law 3 Sona-in-law and 9 grandchildren to mourn his loss.
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      20 36 In loving memory CHOO CHOW ENG Departed 17.444 Daeply misted by wifa, aona, daughters, sons-in-law, daugh-tar«-in-law > grandchildren.
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      The day a man bit 15 women at racetrack
      225 36 The day a man bit 15 women at racetrack LOUISVILLE, Tues OFFICIALS of Churchill Downs racetrack, where the Kentucky Derby is run, are aiming for improved employee courtesy m an effort to stem rowdiness at the track. "We feel that a lot of the problems have been created by the
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      Bulan Bintang shows his style
      622 36 ON THE TRACK with TONTO Top workout by NZ-bred for Saturday sprint PENANG, Tues. Restricted terms performer Bulan Bintang, who made a promising debut at Ipoh last month, galloped impressively here this morning. With a riding boy astride, the four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Ring
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      Special trophy race in memory of Shaw
      133 36  - Special trophy race in memory of Shaw LUCKY LEO By A SPECIAL trophy race will be held m memory of Runme Shaw, former chairman of the Singapore Turf Club, who died last month. To be named the Tan Sri Runme Shaw Memori al Trophy, the race will be for Class
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      Six for your notebook
      341 36 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. These horses did well over the weekend and it will pay to follow them: Jacoran, who arrived with an impressive record of five wins m England, made a slashing debut to score by 7 lengths m Class 2 Div 1. He clocked 1:14.7
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      193 36 Infection strikes Guineas favourite LONDON, Tues GOLD CREST, early favourite for next month's English 2.000 Guineas, has a nasal infection. Irish trainer Vincent O'Brien said yesterday The infection could explain the colts surprise defeat on Saturday when, at 7-2 on. he was beaten at The Curragh m Ireland by 33-1
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      41 36 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The SdaagH Turf CM wflJ hold an amateur race me»Minp tan on Ma> I < I^itxiU! !)a> This is the wcond of rix amateur moonnss fa th» IM season Tho first u.ts held a: i^wh m Ftebruar)
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      371 36 How they ran at XL on Sunday At the 400ltt Pictures at the 400 m by ALBERT SIM At the f iltiSlt Cl 2 Div 2 1,200 m 1. Puteri Emas 2. Nice Performer 3. Buloh Kasap n 4. Chaya Timor V Dist: 4, nk, 1 Time 1:15.3 M-""V: REGENT
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      100 38 Today's events HOCKEY National Primary Schools Div B final: Si Andrew v Chong Boon (Balestier Primar> School. 3 pm) SOCCER NPL Dl\. It Tarn pines Rovers v FaiTer Paik Dynamos (Jurong. 8 pm); Tiong i Bahru v South Avenue (Jalan Besar. 7.30 pm SBHFL Div 2A: CIAS v Shangri-la Hotel
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    133 40 ATLANTA (Georgia), Tues. Scientists are hopeful they can produce a vaccine against AJds by the end of this decade. Addressing the first world conference on the disease yesterday, Dr Myron Essex of the Harvard School of Medicine said an important protein m the outer
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    Four tell of address slips with wrong blood type
    464 40  -  SHIRLEY TAN By THE current national blood grouping exercise has caused anxiety among at least four people who said they had received address slips carrying blood types that were different from theirs. The address slips are intended to be inserted into
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    Results of wrong blood in transfusion could be critical
    360 40 Results of wrong blood in transfusion could be critical FEW incidents of incompatibility are so critical as Oat of mismatched blood In a transfusion. The consequences of introducing the wrong type of blood into a patient daring a transfusion can range from violent reactions to death. The world-wide ABO system
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    577 40  - Aids on 'must report list KONG SOOK CHIN Aids... the latest developments By AIDS and the virus linked with it will be made "notifiable" m the next few days. This will give the Health Ministry extensive powers to monitor the spread of the disease and tackle it more effectively. Once
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    271 40 1 million in US infected ATLANTA (Georgia), Tues. Up to one million Americans may already have been infected by the Aids virus, requiring a national immunization programme once a vaccine has been developed, an international conference on the disease was told yesterday. Dr James Quran, head of the US National
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    145 40 Clashes in Sri Lanka again COLOMBO, Tues. Muslims and Tamils fought each other m fresh clashes m Sri Lanka's eastern province and scores of houses and shops were destroyed, the government said today. The Information Ministry said m one incident yesterday 30 armed guerillas led 250 Tamils m an attack
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    172 40 LAGOS, Tues. Nigeria's military authorities have ordered about 700,000 foreigners allegedly living illegally m the country to leave by May 10 or face expulsion. A similar warning given m February 1983 y the then civilian government toppled by a military coup a few months later led
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    328 40 WRITE to the Feedback Unit m the Community Development Ministry m Pearl's Hill if you have a proposal to solve any national problem. Or when you think there is a major political, social or economic issue to raise with the Government. This invitation is open
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    128 40 11 die as Thai plane crashes BANGKOK, Toes. All 11 people on board a Thai Airways Boeing--737 were killed when the plane crashed and exploded near the southern holiday resort of Phuket, an airline official said today. The plane, on a domestic flight from Bangkok, was just 12 km from
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 0.45 points to 1,267.23 m the first halfhour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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      138 40 Weather UP TO 1 p.m. Cloudy with showers over several areas from mid-day. TEMP. (C) up to 6 a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., 24 mm. SUNSET today: 7.08 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.59 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 11/19 C Rain Manila 23/35 C Sunny Amsterdam 5/13 C Goudy Melbourne 11/18 C Rain
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        The Michael Jackson generation sneaks un
        325 1 Views and tastes of our post-war baby boomers' children The children of the post-war baby boom are now m the prime of their adult lives. Their children, who will be adults by the turn of the century, are growing up m a drastically different
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        Fast-food, fast-paced children
        1048 3  -  REBECCA CHUA The Michael Jackson generation (from Page One) By LITTLE wonder the Americans call them Skoteys (Spoilt Kids of the Eighties), children of the post-World War baby boomers, who will grow up to become tomorrow's adults. This new generation is quite different from their parents. Having
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        814 3  -  BELINDA WEE Replacing our popular Tuesday Column, this "readers write" column launches with a plea for equal opportunities m education for students and other Singaporeans who try but don't quite succeed m our competitive environment By a National University of Singapore graduate Personally Speaking MY COUSIN
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        45 1 I T*^ T tk T 4 K^^a 3 A reader's plea: Help those who can't make it m the rat race For the record: The toil and C glamour of Sarawak's Chinese Teens, Family Health Edited by Christine Khor Bilingual Edited by Teo Han Wue
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        403 2 Strict parents and school pressures, say teenagers interviewed, restrict their social life. The teen abortion issue has been blown out of proportion, they say. All articles by CHOO SOH ENG TEENAGERS here are a hard-headed lot surprisingly. Despite their happy-go-lucky and flashy image, they know that
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        'We met at a party'
        242 2 SLENDER and friendly, with a taste for well co-ordinated clothes, Lilian met her first boyfriend at a friend's party. They kept m touch over the phone before they started dating. Though only 15, Lilian seems self-assured. She enjoys dating boys but feels "it's cheap for
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        Girls more keen on dating
        893 2 CONNIE was 14 and her boyfriend 15 when she started dating. Now a year older, she does not date so often as she has to spend more time on her studies. By Asian standards, these teenagers were early beginners m the dating and courtship game.
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        526 4 A weekly series on developments m Singapore medical services and family health Medical Update Irene Chua Above all qualities, the doctor of the future must be a caring person. In an exclusive interview, Singapore General Hospital's Senior Clinical Professor of Medicine, Senior Physician and Head, Medical
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        Who's to blame for unnecessary tests?
        691 4 MEDICAL specialists are very popular m Singapore these days. People m neighbouring countries such as Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia flock to the medical centres here to consult specialists for all kinds of ailments minor or serious and for complete medical checkups. The patients local
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        962 5 The Chinese community m Sarawak is planning to record the achievements of its pioneers by setting up an oral history unit. Chan Eng Seng from the Sarawak's Association of Chinese Societies m Kuching was here on a private visit as part of a feasibility study of
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        'Art models' in China
        623 5 Modelling m the nude, previously banned as a bourgeois corruption m China, is now acceptable again. Here's what some Chinese youths think of this profession. 4 After thinking it over for a day, most of the young people decided that nudity should not be an obstacle
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        685 6 Among friends: Frank views on dramatists Part 2 HERBERT Read defines 'arts' as an effort to create shapes and figures that please the senses. Hashim Musa (M.A.) m touching the various aspects of the book 'Ke arah penghayatan Islam sejati' (Torwards Genuine Islamic Practices) explained the subject
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        Seni lahirkan sesuatu yg indah
        780 6 Oleh SAPIEE AHMAD RAZALY SENI menurut Herbert Read, ialah 'usaha untuk mencipta bentuk-bentuk yang menyenangkan'. Hashim Musa (M.A.) dalam menyentuh beberapa aspek kecil tentang judul 'Ke arah Penghayatan Islam Sejati' mengatakan tentang seni dalam pengertian yang mudah bahawa 'seni adalah kegiatan dalam melahirkan sesuatu yang
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        Lesson 147 A Easy Steps to Malay
        393 6  -  Haron A. Rahman By Let's Learn Malay BACA karangan di ban ah dengan teliti dan jaw ah soalan-soalan yang berikutnya sebagai satu latihan: Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow as an exercise i SETELAH hampir lima tahun menyepi,
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