The Straits Times, 18 May 1985

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 18, IMS 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    More graduates eye govt jobs
    637 1  -  DAVID TOH 2,500 applications so far this year against 1,750 for the whole of 1984 By A JOB with the Government. That's what a high proportion of new graduates are hoping for this year. With a good number of companies m the private sector reducing
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      Lock icon CAIRO ACCORD ON REFUGEES
      42 1 CAIRO, Frl. Egypt and Israel agreed today on a timetable to repatriate 5,M* Palestinian refugees from Rafah on the International border to reunite them with their families In the Israeli-occupied Gaia strip, a senior Israeli official said. Reuter
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    Lock icon Union members get better benefits
    707 1  -  GERRY de SILVA IVAN LIM Sembawang Shipyard lays off 157 workers By and 4 The Sembawang Shipyard management is correct m what it did. It shows that the management is supporting the union and this is a way of recognising the positive role the union
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    Cup final you've been waiting for
    269 1 TONIGHT'S the night soccer fans everywhere have been waiting for. And here m Singapore The Straits Times is ready for the kick-off with unrivalled coverage of an FA Cup final that will be seen live by 120 million television viewers m more than 50
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    Lock icon No growth likely for US in first quarter
    193 1 No growth likely for US in first quarter NEW YORK, Fri. Revised gross national product figures to be released next Tuesday are likely to show that the US economy barely grew m the first three months of this year and may even show the first quarterly contraction since 1982, some
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    Lock icon 5,200 pilots of United Airlines on strike
    243 1 BOSTON, Fri. Some 5,200 pilots of United Airlines went on strike today, forcing America's largest air carrier to cut more than half its 1,550 flights a day. But negotiations continued m an effort to keep the airline aloft. Helen Witt, chairman of the
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    'Beeps' are out in this court
    259 1  -  MAUREEN CHUA By PAGERS and wristwatches with alarms proved too much for a High Court Judge yesterday. Mr Justice Punch Coomaraswamy ticked off a man m his court whose pager sounded. The judge's preference for his hearing not to he violated by such devices
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      29 1 Inside 70 pages today Summary 2 World News 3,4,6,7 Asean g Causeway It Editorial 18 Background II Letters 21 Times Dollar 21-24 Classifieds 25-35 Racing 41,41 Sports I 35-31,42,43
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      Around the world
      569 2 Economy 'overheated' CHINA'S ECONOMY is still growing too fast despite government measures to dampen soaring output, three Beijing economists wrote m the People's Daily newspaper yesterday. They said the value of industrial output rose by 23 per cent m the first quarter of the year, compared with
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      496 2 Move is m order' THE NTUC Secretary-General, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, endorses the move by Sembawang Shipyard to pay unionised workers more retrenchment benefits than those who are non-unionised. Mr Ong, who is the Second Deputy Prime Minister, said: "I would say this fs In order because retrenchment benefits
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      397 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WHATEVER the NTUC says, the disparity m benefits given to the retrenched workers of Sembawang Shipyard will still be seen as a form of discrimination. If more of such cases should arise, the NTUC will no longer need to worry about the declining onion membership
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      108 2 THE YOUNG AREN'T APATHETIC A READER takes Mr Chiam See Tong to task for making some critical comments about the aspirations of young Singaporeans. He says there is nothing shallow or vulgar about wanting to have a spouse, two children, a three-room flat, four wheels and a five-figure salary.
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      186 2 DBS SENDS INTEREST RATES TO THEIR LOWEST SINCE 1978 DBS BANK has again caught the market flat footed with its announcement on Monday of another 0.25 per cent cut m interest rates to 8 per cent. DBS lowered its prime rate by 0.25 per cent to 8 5 per
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      339 2 Fifth time lucky? DUNDEE UNITED captain Paul Hegarty believes his side can smash their Hampden hoodoo and win the 100 th Scottish Cup final against Celtic m Glasgow today. Hegarty, 30, has led his team into a major final at Hampden Park four times m the past six years,
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      287 2 Around Asean...and Across the Causeway XL- Bangkok pact MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad and his Thai counterpart, General Prem Tinsulanonda, have agreed to boost cooperation between their countries m fishery, industry, trade and tourism, a Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday. The two leaders met on Phuket
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      356 2 Focus on tensmen SOME of Singapore's top photographers are featured m a glossy Swiss publication called Art Directors' Index to Photographers. But this twovolume directory, featuring some of the world's top lensmen, is not just for the professional photographer or for people who need his services. For people
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      26 2 I Due to the I overwhelming I response from advertisers and I readers, DECOR GUIDE b going bi-monthly as from June '85. n &0. W* f
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      US aid 'should be non-military'
      273 3  -  TAN LIAN CHOO By Objective peaceful Cambodian solution: Mochtar INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja has reiterated that the proposed US$5 million (Ssll million) aid to non-communist Cambodian resistance groups ought to be spent m non-mili-tary ways. "The provision of such aid should be exercised with
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      164 3 Viet base Soviet threat' WASHINGTON, Fri. Moscow has turned the former US base at Cam Ranh Bay into the largest Soviet base outside the Soviet Union, President Ronald Reagan's administration said yesterday. The Soviet military build-up m Vietnam over the past year has increased the threat against US forces m
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      Lock icon I did what I had to, says Gandhi accused
      374 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Alleged assassin Satwant Singh, accused of gunning down Prime Minister Indira Gandhi m October, went on trial m public for the first time today with two suspected accomplices. He told journalists he had no regrets when asked if
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      Lock icon China writer honoured
      36 3 PEKING, Fri Ba Jin, China's most famous living writer, has been named an honorary member of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Lankan amuk kills six
      182 3 COLOMBO, Fri. A Sri Lankan soldier shot dead six Tamil civilians and wounded 16 others today at Anuradhapura, the sacred Buddhist city where guerillas massacred 145 people on Tuesday, a government official said. The corporal went beserk at the city's military camp and opened fire as
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      Lock icon Five die, 60 trapped in cave-in
      125 3 TOKYO, Fri. At least five coal miners were killed and about 60 believed trapped following cave-ins caused by a sudden rush of gas at a mine near Yubari on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido today, police said. They said rescuers had made air
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      Lock icon Welcome 'bite' to comedies
      132 3 HONGKONG actor Lam Wai is literally giving a "fresh bite" to actress Sally Yeh m a scene from the comedy drama, Welcome, which the Hongkong film industry hopes will be a box office success. At left is film director Leong PoChih. Film makers m the colony
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      Lock icon Korean talks break down
      353 3 Korean talks break down PANMUNJOM, Friday NORTH and South Korean negotiators broke up m deadlock today after resuming talks on trade. They agreed only to meet again on June 20. Deadlock was reached after two hours of discussions when Mr Li Song-Rok, the chief North Korean delegate, proposed replacing the
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      Lock icon Two in torpedo boat mutiny 'executed'
      137 3 TAIPEI, Fri. Two crewmen of a Chinese torpedo boat who reportedly staged a mutiny off South Korea m March that left six people dead have been executed, Taiwan's official Central News Agency said today. The news agency, quoting Taiwan intelligence sources m China, said
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      Lock icon Israeli talks on austerity measures
      239 4 Israeli talks on austerity measures TEL AVTV, Fri. Israeli ministers met m an emergency session yesterday to discuss austerity measures following a huge leap m the rate of inflation which apparently took the government by surprise. Politicians and economists predicted that Labour Party Prime Minister Shimon Peres would be forced
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      Lock icon Chinese economy still 'overheated'
      361 4 Chinese economy still 'over heated' Recent curbs not enough: Economists BEIJING, Fri China's economy is still growing too fast despite government measures to dampen soaring output, three Beijing economists said today. Writing m the Communist Party newspaper, the People's Daily, they said the value of industrial output rose by 23
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      Lock icon Miti buys two foreign cars
      78 4 TOKYO, Fri. As part of the government's "Buy Foreign" campaign, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has bought two foreign cars for its officials. An official said these were a West German-made Mercedes-Benz and an American-made Buick Regal. Last month, Prime Minister Yasuniro
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      Lock icon Jihad warns of strike on US diplomats
      218 4 BEIRUT, Fri. The shadowy Islamic Jihad group warned today that it is planning a major attack on American diplomats. The warning, telephoned to a French news agency m Beirut by an anonymous caller who said he represented the Iran-linked extremists, came the day
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      Lock icon Captured UN man freed in Beirut
      128 4 Captured UN man freed in Beirut BEIRUT, Fri. A senior United Nations official was freed 36 hours after he was kidnapped here. Eight gunmen on Wednesday morning kidnapped Mr Aidan Walsh, Deputy Director of thfc United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinian refugees, as he was being driven
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      66 4 TEL AVIV, Fri. An Israeli policeman has been sacked (or taking a group of suspected Jewisn terrorists tc the beacti on their way back tc jail Border police Superintend ent Meir Lavi was demoted earlier this week after an m quiry into alleg»-d treatment for the suspected members
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        86 4 THE IRISH Republican Army's political ally, Sinn Fein, captured more than 40 of 566 seats on town councils m Northern Ireland, giving it a new role m local politics m the troubled province, according to incomplete election returns yesterday. As expected the official Unionist Party, the mainstream
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        Lock icon Kwangju students riot
        78 4 ABOUT 3,0W students battled riot police after anti-government demonstrations m Kwangju yesterday marking the fifth anniversary of a civil uprising m the south-western city m South Korea, witnesses said. For the second straight day students at the Chonnam University hurled stones at about 1,000 police surrounding the
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        51 4 THE BEAUTIFUL movement of woman gymnast Mia Hellberg bending on a bar is analysed as two Finnish photographers Jarmo Matilaine and Vesa Oia took this picture by intermittent strobe lighting at Helsinki, prior to the European Women Gymnastics Championship, which was held from May 11 to 12. Pana
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        Lock icon Polling suspended
        71 4 POLLING IN Bangladesh's rural areas on Thursday was suspended m at least 25 centres following ballot-box thefts and clashes m which at least one person died, official sources said m Dhaka yesterday. Nearly 150 were injured m bomb attacks and clashes between supporters of rival candidates during the
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        49 4 THE UNITED States, Soviet and Chinese embassy residences m Lima were bombed on Thursday night, Peruvian police said, presumably by the Maoist Shining Path guerillas. Lima television, attributing its information to police, reported the Cuban embassy was also bombed, and said there were no casualties. AFP AP
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      Lock icon Greece snubs a Nato ally
      319 6 British ship refused refuelling at Crete port GREECE has refused refuelling facilities to a British merchant ship on auxiliary duty for the navy and Nato sources said yesterday it was a virtually unprecedented snub of one Nato member by another. They said the ship, the
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      Lock icon Moscow imposes stricter curbs on drinking
      161 6 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union, facing an alcoholism epidemic reported to claim a million lives a year, has imposed stricter curbs on liquor sales and public drunkenness. The clampdown includes a ban on drink sales before 2 pm, three hours later than before, heavy
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      Lock icon Pope concedes women suffer discrimination
      103 6 ANTWERP. Frl. Pope John Paul II conceded today that women suffer discrimination la the Roman Catholic Church, bat he offered no hope that Vatican policy towards them will change. 'It is understandable that women softer because of certain forms of paternalism aad discrimination/ the Pope
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      Lock icon Interim accord on European jet plan
      289 6 Major differences still remain ROME, Fri. DEFENCE ministers of five West European nations reached interim agreement today on three issues holding up a project for a jointly-pro-duced jetfighter, but major differences remained, British officials said. The reported agreement involved setting ranges for the projected
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      150 6 LONDON, Fri The gov ernment unveiled new public order laws yesterday which would give British police increased powers to deal with violence during protest marches, on picket lines, at sports events and m racial conflicts Home Secretary Leon Brittan told the House of
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      Lock icon Miners get life term for killing cabby
      104 6 LONDON, Fri. Two 21--year-old miners were jailed for life yesterda; for killing a taxi driver who was driving a non-striking miner to work last November during the year-long coal miners' strike. After deliberating nearly seven hours, the Jury m Car diff, Wales, found
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      55 6 GENEVA, Rri. A pear shaped 55.91 i carat diamond was sold for a record 5.5 million Swiss francs (about Ss4 4 trillion) last night at Christies here. The stone was the last item m a collection of jewels sold by a private collector, and it was bought
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      Lock icon Exporter of military devices charged
      352 7 Unlawfully shipped switches to Israel WASHINGTON, Fri. A California man has been indicted for illegally shipping to Israel 800 Americanmade electronic-timing devices that can be used as triggers m atomic weapons. A US grand jury charged Richard Smyth, 55, or Huntington Beach, California, with violating
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      Lock icon Key US panel approves budget plan
      313 7 Key US panel approves budget plan Slowdown m defence growth WASHINGTON, Fri. The key US House Budget Committee has approved a budget plan that would significantly slow defence growth next year for the first time since President Ronald Reagan took office m 1981. On a 21-to-12 vote, the Democratic-controlled committee
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      Lock icon Four more sued over 'satanic' logo rumours
      197 7 NEW YORK, Fri. PROCTER A Gamble yesterday filed lawsuits against four people, accusing them of spreading "satanlsm" rumours that last month I weed the giant soap-maker to begin phasing eat Its traditional trademark. The latest libel lawsuits bring to nine the number of
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      Lock icon Duarte backs Reagan stand on Nicaragua
      234 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan and his Central American ally, President Jose Napoleon Duarte of El Salvador, have ended talks m agreement that Nicaragua is the major threat to peace m the region. Mr Reagan praised Mr Duarte for supporting his policies m Central
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      74 7 US envoy to UN confirmed WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of General Vernon Walters, a veteran diplomatic troubleshooter, to succeed Mrs Jeane Kirkpatrick as US Ambassador to the United Nations. Since 1961 Gen Walters, 68, has served President Ronald Reagan's administration as ambassador-at-large, visiting more than 100
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      Lock icon Spurned man shot lover
      76 7 BARTOW (Florida), Fri. A 79-year-old man has been convicted of shooting his 31-year-old girlfriend, who said he went into a frenzy when she refused to have sex. Jurors on Wednesday found Oscar "Red" Dunn guilty of attempted second-degree murder for shooting Ms Caroline Jackson on Oct
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      133 7 RECORD-BREAKERS have crossed the oceans m air balloons and boats, but these two young Frenchmen are trying to do the trans-Atlantic run on a wind surfboard. Fred Beanehene and Thierry Caronl are seen training eft La Baule m western France tor their trans-Atlantic bid next month
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      Brunei to spend $1b on capital
      189 8 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. A billion-dollar plan to turn Brunei's capital, Bandar Seri Begawan, into an international city by the end of 1988 is being prepared. Proposals include a 2,000-ca-pacity convention centre for major gatherings such as Asean meetings, a national library, government offices
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      Lock icon Thai troops regain some lost ground from Viets
      88 8 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai forces have poshed back Vietnamese troops from parts of the territory they seized m south-east Thailand, Marine Commander Vlce-Admiral Prasert Nolkhamsiri said today. Adm Prasert said Thai forces had to move slowly because of heavy rain and land mines
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      Lock icon Dancers face the music
      68 8 BIKINI-CLAD go-go dancers lining up to face the music at Manila police headquarters after 32 of them were arrested on Wednesday night. The Philippine authorities have been conducting an intensified campaign against prostitution and lewd shows m the capital's tourist district of Ermita, and m February,
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      Lock icon Reforms needed to thwart Reds in Philippines: US
      438 8 W ASHINGTON, Fri. A SENIOR United States Defence Department official has said that communist insurgency m the Philippines will continue unless President Ferdinand Marcos s government implements dramatic and comprehensive economic, social and political reforms. In a speech reviewing US policies, Mr
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      70 8 TOKYO, Fri. Economic ministers from Japan and the six Asean countries will meet here on June 27 and 28 to discuss bilateral and world economic issues, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. Japanese and Asean officials who ended preparatory talks today decided to meet again on
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      32 8 BANGKOK, FM. The Islamic Development Bank has granted US$l." million (5J2.6 million) for training teachers m Thailand's Muslim-dominat-ed southern provinces. The Jeddah-based bank approved the grant last month AP
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      35 8 WASHINGTON, Fri. Indonesia will ge; a loan of US$39 million (SSfc.S million) to train health staff, the World Bank announced yesterday The loan is for 20 years at 9.29 per cent interest. AP
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      27 8 SYDNEY, Fri. Australian Trade Minister John Dawkins yesterday announced plans to tour Asean countries, starting with trips to Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand rom Sunday. AP
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      Lock icon Jakarta names navy chiefs in new set-up
      237 8 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian navy has named the commanders of the newly-formed western and eastern navy fleets m a move designed to rationalise and streamline the country's defence capabilities. Armed Forces Commander General Benny Murdani named Admiral Roesdi Roesli as Commander of the
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      164 8 Pirates hit Liberia:! tanker m Java JAKARTA, Fri. Pirates tanker and tied up the struck a Liberian-register- British captain and his ed oil tanker off Cilacap mate. Harbour m central Java None of the 30-man and made off with about crew, consisting of 21 US$l,OOO (552,230) m cash Britons, eight
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  • Asean: ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
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      Lock icon Veils-on-campus issue may go to court
      251 10 16 suspended undergraduates consider legal action SIXTEEN Muslim female undergraduates, suspended for wearing purdah or veils that cover their fates, are contemplating legal action against their university, press reports today said. The group was suspended for a semester by the Universiti Pertanian •Agriculture University)
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      Lock icon CPM running border heroin labs: Thais
      135 10 CPM running border heroin labs: Thais BANGKOK, Pri. The outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) is operating heroin laboratorles m the Malaysian-Thai border area, according to Thailand's National Security Council chief, Squadron leader Prasong Soonslri. In an interview with the Nation Review newspaper m Phuket during Prime Minister Datnk Serf
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      Lock icon Phuket accord on joint effort
      480 10 Phuket accord on joint effort 4 We don't want to be like the dog m the manger and say this is our area and you can't come m while we ourselves do m nothing about it. Dr Mahathir. Mahathir and Prem talks to continue PHUKET, Fri. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk
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      Lock icon More seek VD treatment
      56 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri More Malayrtans mostly between 21 and 39 are seeking treatment for venereal disease, a Health Ministry spokesman said today He said 20,254 people were treated for gonorrhoea at government hospitals during the past five years and another 3,586 for syphilis But he said
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      Lock icon Poor demand, glut blamed for property market slump
      318 10 Poor demand, glut blamed for property market slump KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian property market slumped m the second half of last year because of sluggish demand and a glut of office space m many large towns. This was stated m the 1984 property market report released by the Treasury
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      Lock icon Ex-Mentri Besar Harun ousted from Umno posts
      102 10 KLANG, Fri. Former Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Harun Haji Idris today failed m his bid to retain the Kuala Langat Umno division chairman's post. The veteran politician suffered an upset defeat by 17 votes at the division's annual meeting at Banting, 65 km
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      Jeya and Wong to face new trial
      169 11 WORKERS' Party leaders J. B. Jeyaretnam and Wong Hong Toy will go back to a subordinate court m September to face a fresh trial for allegedly making a false statutory declaration about the accounts of the party m 1982. The 19-day trial will
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      Shareholder loses libel suit appeal
      137 11 Shareholder loses libel suit appeal A MINORITY shareholder of Times Publishing Berhad and The Straits Times Press (1975) yesterday lost his appeal to the High Court to have the companies' defamation suit against him struck off. Mr S. Sivadas had appealed to the High Court after the Registrar refused his
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      'Killer' flower pot: Couple escapes injury
      303 11 AN ELECTRICIAN and his wife escaped serious Injury when a flower Xt, thrown from the ,h storey of a block of flats, crashed on to the roof of their car m Rochor Centre about 9M pm yesterday. Residents said it was at least the
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    • Article
      Guide for pilgrims
      166 11 A HAJ guidebook will be handed to pilgrims on arrival m Mecca from this year. The Saudi Arabian Minister for Pilgrimage and Endowments, Sheikh Abdul Wahab Ahmed Abdul Wasie, said the booklet is to help pilgrims overcome accommodation, food and other problems they might encounter during their
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    • Article
      'Singapore can be mid-point in flow of technology'
      151 11 'Singapore can be mid-point in flow of technology' SINGAPORE can act as the intermediate point m the flow of technology from advanced to developing countries. This is because Singapore has been successful m adapting and assimilating technology, said the Minister for Communications and Information, Dr Yeo Ning Hong. Dr Yeo
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      Right that union members get more
      393 11  -  LEE KIM CHEW The Sembawang Shipyard retrenchments By Teng Cheong THE NTUC SecretaryGeneral, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, endorses the move by Sembawang Shipyard to pay unionised workers more retrenchment benefits than those who are nonunionised. He said it was right that union members get
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    • Article
      'Discrimination' raises eyebrows
      215 11 SEMBAWANG Shipyard's attempt to discriminate against non-union members m paying out retrenchment benefits raised a few eyebrows yesterday. "It's a dicey situation," said an industrialrelations specialist. "Going by the Employment Act, retrenchment benefits are not statutory benefits. "The quantum is to be negotiated between the union and
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      Lock icon 660 more laid off than in previous quarter
      140 11 THE NTUC'S Industrial Relations Secretariat, which has been monitoring retrenchment trends, has reported that 2,329 workers were laid off m the first quarter of this year, according to the latest issue of The Singaporean. This is 660 more than m the last
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    • Article
      Why the shipyard has to do it
      203 11 Why the shipyard has to do it JUST four yeans ago, the Sembawang Shipyard Group was going from strength to strength. It was a favourite on the Stock Exchange of Singapore and earning profits of more than lltS million In one year. And until two years ago, the Governmentbacked yard
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      Visiting China troupe claims double 'first'
      210 12 THE China Filmstar Arts Troupe, which begins a It-day performance at the Palace Theatre from tomorrow, can claim two "firsts". Troupe leader Sun Daolin, 64, told a press conference yesterday: "It is the first time m 36 years (after the formation of the People's
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    • Article
      Film aims for true picture of Singapore
      132 12 Film aims for true picture of Singapore SINGAPORE, m the eyes of most Americans, is still that quaint little island near China, where rickshaws are^ a familiar sight. "Somebody even said Singapore is m Africa," said Joe Sargeant, director of the CBS TV movie Passion Flower. He hoped the $ti
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      New Hq will cost Mendaki $1 a year
      303 12 Govt hands over 4-sforey former school to council THE Council for the Education of Muslim Children (Mendaki) has leased a four-storey renovated building for its headquarters and tuition centre at an annual rental of $1. The building, formerly the Siglap Indah Primary
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      Serve your community, Sidek tells Malay graduates
      140 12 MORE Malay graduates should come forward and serve m the various community organisations, Mr Sl dek Saniff, Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry), said yesterday. They should help broaden the horizon of the Muslim community m the educational, economic and— rial areas and In
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      Two fake $50 notes received from news vendors
      534 12 Two fake $50 notes received from news vendors TWO more counterfeit $50 notes have surfaced this year. They were used by vendors to pay for newspapers m Times House, Kirn Seng Road, this week. Since the beginning of this year, at least 167 fake $50 notes of the "bird series"
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      Speedpost to Sweden halted
      51 12 THE Speedpost service to Sweden has been suspended due to an industrial dispute m that country. Airmail service will continue but may be delayed. Telecoms has announced that Speedpost items and air mail from Sweden posted be fore the suspension of the service may also be
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      The Cup final you won't see on TV
      380 12  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By WELL before referee Peter Willis blows the first whistle m tonight's final between Manchester United and Everton, the Football Association Cup will already have been presented to the winners. Not by the Duke of Kent, but a Mrs Jurgen
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      Cheers...to a glorious final
      236 12 Cheers. ..to a glorious final SINGAPORE is In the grip of Cup Final fever, with TV parties planned for tonight In clubs and homes. And It Is especially contagious at the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club where Happy Hour will go into extra-time. As soon as the first hall Is kicked
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      Deaf-mutes not wearing hearing aids when train hit them
      210 13 TWO deaf-mate teenage boys who disliked wearing hearing aids were without them when they were knocked down by a train In Buklt Panjaag. The Investigating officer told a coroner's inquiry yesterday that he saw 15-year-old Lee Kee Khiang's body beside the
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      Barbecue fees up
      50 13 CHARGES for the jse of a barbecue pit a day m East Coast Park and West Coast Park will be raised by $1 to $6 from June 1. The Ministry of National Development said the increase was to meet the rising cost m maintenance of the facilities.
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      Dutch treat
      47 13 DAIRY products, WscuiU and flowers will be on sale at the 4>i*rh Food and Flower Fair '85 ai Hi" Pavilion Inter-Conti-nental Hote* fpro May 24 to 28. T The fair is open daily to Ow public from 11 am to 6 pm. Admission is free
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      'Dropout' who became a renowned scientist
      376 13  - 'Dropout' who became a renowned scientist KONG SOOK CHIN LKY Distinguished Visitor Alice Huang By PROFESSOR Alice Huang, who is here as a Lee Kuan Yew Distinguished Visitor, called herself a "medical school dropout" when she met the press on Thursday. The bombshell, however, was dropped m a light vein
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      Forum to discuss teenage abortions
      104 13 MORE than 100 young people are expected to attend a forum on teenage abortions today. Jointly organised by. the Singapore Council of Women's Organisations and the Singapore Women's Associations, it will be held at the Apollo Hotel from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm. The speakers
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      False emergency calls 'can endanger lives'
      166 13 PEOPLE should only call for an ambulance during an emergency to save a life or help those who are seriously injured, the Fire Service said. Nearly six out of 10 calls for ambulances are made for non-essential cases or are false alarms. These include
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      2 groups get priority for HUDC flats
      504 13  -  JUDY TAN By Redevelopment and resettlement cases gain from oversupply FAMILIES to be resettled and those whose old Housing Board flats are to be redeveloped, now have priority m getting Housing and Urban Development Company (HUDC) flats. The board has more HUDC flats
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      Economic Committee: Two more teams
      315 15 Economic Committee: Two more teams THE Economic Committee, set up to review Singapore's economic development, has released the names of those who will serve on two subcommittees: Banking and financial services and manufacturing. The two sub-committees are among eight set up to carry out in-depth reviews of key economic areas.
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      Two judges re-appointed
      55 15 MR JUSTICE F. A. Chua, a High Court judge since 1957, has been re-appoint-ed to the post for a further two years from Thursday. He turned 72 on Wednesday. Mr Justice Wahab Ghows, who was promoted to the Bench m 1980, has been re-appoint-ed for a further
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      3 artists share prize
      208 15 THERE are three runners-up but no firstprize winner among the 159 entrants to the Australian Art Award 1985. So the three secondprize winners will share the $9,000 set aside for the first and second places m the annual competition organised by the Singapore Australian Business Council
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      Community Relations Dept to be housed in former CC
      191 15 THE former Sennett community centre m Potong Pasir will soon house the new Community Relations Department. The department m the Ministry of Community Development is made up of the Feedback Unit, residents' committee section and citizens' consultative committee section. However, only
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      Special lab to do Aids tests soon
      616 15  -  KONG SOOK CHIN By A MAN is now under observation were reporting for the weekly at Middle Road Hospital for sus- check-ups at the hospital, pected Kaposi's Sarcoma, a skin Dr K. V. Ratnam, Registrar of cancer that is one of the clinical
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      Chiam to talk with residents about Sennett CC closure
      205 15 Chiam to talk with residents about Sennett CC closure THE MP for Potong Pasir, Mr Chiam See Tong, intends to raise the issue of the Sennett Community Centre with residents of Sennett estate when he tours his constituency tomorrow. The tour of markets and shops m Sennett estate, Lorong 8
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      Taken for a ride by a backlane 'lady'
      476 16 Taken for a ride by a backlane 'lady' THE betting was fast and furious but there was no telling who the real punters were, as yet another afternoon of the shell game, known as Raja Kena, got under way m the backlanes of Sungei Road last Saturday. Shortly after noon,
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      MP's date
      45 16 THE MP for Bukit Merah, Mr Lim Chee Onn, will attend the second awareness programme on glue-sniffing and inhalant abuse for members of Bukit Merah Boys Club on May 25 at 5.30 pm. The function is at the Bukit Merah branch library auditorium.
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      One-in-three chance
      239 16 THE same should really be called You Just Can't Win although, m theory, any player has a one-in-three* chance of winning. The method is simplicity itself. All it requires are dexterous hands and practice, practice, practice. The operator holds the cups with his fingers touching the rims, so
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      Taiwanese singer at night bazaar
      140 16 THE pasar malam (night bazaar) at the Singapore Handicraft Centre will get a Taiwanese touch this evening when Taiwanese singer Pel Yu Qing makes a special appearance there. This is the first time the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has invited a well-known personality to the
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      Judgment reserved on father's claim
      333 16 Judgment reserved on father's claim The $2.2 m accident suit A JUDGE yesterday reserved judgment on an accident claim m which the father of a medical student, who died m a road accident, is suing a taxi-driver and his own son for more than $2.25 million m damages. The defendants
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      New feeder service
      79 16 A TRANS-ISLAND Bus feeder service for Woodlands New Town residents will start operating tomorrow It will run from 6 am to 11.30 pm daily. The route of TIBS feeder service number 900 is from Woodlands Bus Interchange to Woodlands Avenue 3 via Woodlands Centre Road. Woodlands Road,
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      JTC subsidiary wins US deal
      290 17 Mystery company's contract worth $1.8 m JURONG Environmental Engineering, a subsidiary of Jurong Town Corporation, has clinched a deal that will help an American electronics giant to generate |700 million a year m revenue. The contract, worth US$9OO,OOO (about Ssl.B million), is for the building
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      Ice-pick robber gets two years, 12 strokes
      114 17 Ice-pick robber gets two years, 1 2 strokes A MAN was yesterday jailed for two years and ordered to be given 12 strokes of the cane for robbery while armed with an ice-pick. Tan Tiam Hock, 27, had gone to Million Goldsmiths Shop at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 and
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      Second language course helps 193 pass exam
      196 17 FOUR weeks of second language study day m and day out have proved worthwhile for 193 National University of Singapore undergraduates. Of the 195 who went through the university's four-week residential second language course last month, all but two passed. The two who
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      NEC chief did not let dismay deter him
      277 17 NEC chief did not let dismay deter him Breakfast seminars THE Chairman and Chief Executive of NEC Corporation, who has worked for the same company for 56 years, might not have made it to the top if he had let dissatisfaction get the better of him. Dr Kqji Kobayashi, 78,
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    • Article
      Company fined for not having proper licence
      210 17 SSANGYONG Construction Co Ltd was fined $3,000 yesterday for using a temporary electrical supply installation without an appropriate licence from the Public Utilities Board. The offence was committed at the worksite m 23 Storey Building, Hong Leong Finance Ltd, m Robinson Road/MacCailum Street
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      Talk on The One-Minute Salesperson
      92 17 NTUC Income will hold its Summit Club inaugural forum at the Mandarin Hotel on May 26. The theme of the keynote talk will be The One-Minute Salesperson, delivered by Mr Ng Peck Ho, the managing director of Qualitative Management Pte Ltd. The forum will be
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      Man fined
      32 17 A BUSINESSMAN, Kwah Hai Gong, 40, was fined a total $8,000 yesterday for carrying on a video tape business with-' out a licence and being m possession of uncensored tapes.
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      West German leader here on official visit
      69 17 THE Vice-President of the Federal Parliament of West Germany, Mr Richard Stucklen, arrives here today for a three-day official visit. Mr Stucklen will tour the Singapore waterfront tomorrow and visit Sentosa Island. He will call on the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Community
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      158 15 rr Take your pick. Drinks at Kangxi Lounge. Sichuan dinner at Liv Hsiang Lou. Steamboat or Barbeque at Pool Cafe. Whatever you fancy at the 3rd Storey 24hr. Cafe. But definitely dancing at Club 101. At the Tai-Pan Ramada Hotel, of course. If you haven't been there lately, you're m
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  • The Straits Times says
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      Discrimination not the answer
      493 18 THERE are two ways of looking at the Sembawang Shipyard retrenchment exercise. The NTUC's point of view is that it is right that only union members should enjoy the extra retrenchment benefits negotiated by the union. Non-union members should expect to pay a price for their
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    Plain talk a lost art
    709 18  -  CHAMPION WARD By COS COB, Connecticut If one is to judge by the daily speech and writing of Americans, English usage handbooks and the worthy labours of teachers are not having the desired effect. Quite the contrary: Clarity, direction and logic appear to be on
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    Oh, for those wonderful things in life we seem to forget
    1252 18  -  RICHARD BOSTON By 4 Younger readers probably find it hard to imagine a world without supermarket trolleys. There must be many whose first memory is of being seated m that clever folding bit at the front, with their dear
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    This week's parting shots
    180 18 WE'VE been getting white hair worrying about the future of Singapore, thinking long-term and keeping these worries to ourselves. First Deputy Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong WE ourselves sometimes get frustrated, to be very frank with you. Our appeals have to be repeated time and again
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    571 18 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane IT ISNT TRIVIAL WHAT appears trivial to some of us is not nee cessarily so to someone like me. And the subject can be anything, .a question, a view point or just a thing or object. Consider for a moment this seemingly simple
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      Lock icon Search for good seats for grandpa and pals
      807 19 A SPECIAL committee has been studying how Singapore can work towards a barrier-free environment for the disabled and aged. In the West, concern has gone beyond the practical and into the aesthetics. LOS ANGELES The architects were baffled. For months, they visited
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      A lay person's guide to US bizspeak
      872 19 LONDON At this moment m time, language-wise, you need a guide to US corporate jargon if you are ever to ascend the learning curve m understanding big business there. Gobbledegook, lo.ig the linguistic preserve of politicians, psychologists and sociologists, has bvZj moved into
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      141 19 A DAY TO DRIVE YOU NUTS. SUNDAY MAY 1 9. AAAE '85. OPEN TO PUBUC FROM *1 1 AM-6.30PM. WORLD TRADE CENTRE HALL 3. If you're a car enthusiast, May 1 9th is your day. Because from 1 1 am— 6.3opm AAAE '85 is opening its doors to the public.
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  • FORUM
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      A better way to promote Total Defence
      286 20 A better way to promote Total Defence I AM writing m response to the articles on Total Defence published m your paper recently. I have been following the efforts at "marketing" the Total Defence concept and am surprised that although so many military and police personnel have been involved with
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    • Letter
      This isn't the way to treat visitors
      247 20 This isn't the way to treat visitors THE recent newspaper accounts of some Indian nationals overstaying their visas or fairing up illegal employment have indeed caused embarrassment to many a genuine visitor from India. Singapore has long enjoyed a reputation of being totally impartial m every way, to people of
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      Nothing vulgar about our aspirations
      1009 20 Chiam taken to task over remarks TO be fair, much of what Mr Chiam See Tone said m the report "Young Singaporeans' aspirations are shallow and vulgar" wasn't new. (ST, May 4). Since 1980, when Professor Milton Friedman spoke of the "smug and complacent Singaporean",
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      Looking for blue waters
      190 20 I REFER to the letters of Mr Ng Hong Eng and Mr Lee Ton Ming (ST, May 13) and totally agree with their views on the need to preserve our coral reefs and marine fish breeding grounds. As recently as 10 years ago, our waters were
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        Conservatory: The factors to consider
        224 20 I REFER to the letter by Ms Jennifer Wurth (ST. April 30) and wish to thank her for her interest m the development of music m Singapore. I agree with the writer that the setting up of a music conservatory m Singapore helps to provide
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      In the markets
      3 21 In the markets
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      Profit-taking stops rise
      67 21 EXPECTED profit-taking brought down prices m the stock market yesterday after seven straight days of rises. I The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 1.32 points to 822.30 after losing 3.67 points at mid-day. Volume was 12.2 million units valued at $28.2 million. I The Business Times Composite
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        Rises
        61 21 OCBC 950+15 Ntaws 386 +12 N 1 720+10 SwitMMc 175 +9 Roiißkl 312 8 Ml Ml Me 175 +7 Apr Km Til 730 +5 DBS 635+5 MBmmrin 550 +5 ICB 545+5 Smiiu Capn 140 +5 CCX 462+4 OUB 366+4 fUJ 324 +4 ParnMiat 190 +4 WtdChoc 187 +4 NOL
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        Falls
        71 21 HIP 280 -110 JtduM 400 -100 M*nil*i 700 -60 Kwonc Bhd 50c 139 -26 UMIUKca 700 -10 Mtap 635 -10 fi I IMp 50c 215-7 Own t*» 273 -6 Metfi 192 -6 M B**i>| 640 -5 TDM 295-5 Spore Ljnd 293 -5 EuYmSmj 265-5 L t H SOC 246-5
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        Most Active
        17 21 Grand United 1,113,000 I Lam Chang 735,000 f Sime Dorby 689,000 I Gentings 635,000 I
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        33 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits fines Business Fines industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1*83/84 low 712.29(5/1/83) 684.88(4/1/83) AN-bme High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) i All time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (12/8/82)
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        Forex
        14 21 THE US dollar closed at DM3.1035 m 1 Singapore, gaining 22 points. I
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        Exchange crossrates
        23 21 DM V FF S$ HI I UB9 1.2535 3.1010 251.90 unq 2.2170 7.7690 1 1.2525 3.1035 251.70 ***** 2.2205 7.7730 I
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        Gold
        12 21 In Singapore, gold ended at U*****.40, I losing US$O.7O. I I
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        Indices
        61 21 Hay 16 May 17 **i 16 fey 17 STfnuwtw 471.18 469.53 j STCompoott 738.42 736 94 S T Hmnp 316.04 316 23 BTMcatot *****81 *****72 S T Partitions 2455 99 2454.29 BTOB/OS +283 +253 OCBC 637^1 636.78 STMBStnak 823 62 822.30 OUB Composite 420.78 419.86 ST France 2353 45
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        Simex
        34 21 Eurodollar: Gained one tick to 91.60 a contract. Dentschemark: Lost 20 ticks to 0.3228 a contract. i Japanese yen: Lost four ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Lost US$O.3O to U*****.00 an ounce.
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        Lock icon Firms in India seek more cash
        81 21 BOMBAY, Fri. Private Indian companies are expected to raise up to 20 billion rupees m the domestic capital market through equity and debenture issues m the year ending March 1986, merchant bankers and stock brokers said. The companies raised an estimated 15 billion rupees
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        Lock icon ITT profits soar 43%
        85 21 NEW YORK, Fri. The ITT Corporation, specialising m telecommunications and financial services, yesterday announced that its first quarter profits this year amounted to U*****.3 million, a hike of 43 per cent over the same period m 1984. ITT said its first quarter sales stood at US$4.7
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        Lock icon Spending to ease
        59 21 Spending to ease TOKYO, Fri. Japanese corporate capital spending m the Year ending March 31, 19*. is expected to rise only 3.7 per cent to 22,184 billion yen compared with the 12.3 per cent growth m 1984/85 to 21,384 billion, an economic planning agencysurvey snows. The survey covered 4,111 companies
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        Lock icon Mazda expects 10th record
        74 21 TOKYO, Fri. Mazda Motor Corp expects record profits and sales m the year ending October 31, 1985, marking 10 successive years of record results, a company spokesman said. Exact figures are unavailable, but current profit and sales m 1984/85 will exceed the earlier estimates of 57
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        79 21 Exxon has new president LOS ANGELES, Fri. Exxon Corp's directors yesterday named Lawrence Rawl as the company's President, succeeding Howard Kauffmann who retired after 39 years. Exxon, the world's largest oil company, also said it has bought back 4.9 million shares of its stock for US$25O million since the beginning
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      DBS Bank shaves prime rate to 8%
      339 21  -  DOREEN SOH By^ Announcement catches j industry by surprise WITH the announcement of another 0.25 per cent cut m interest rates to 8 per cent on Monday, DBS Bank has again caught the market flatfooted. Just as the other banks have caught up,
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      Firm wages war on tag-pin pirates
      336 21 LIKE the plastic tagpins he sells that bind price tags to shirts and other products, Mr Wang Vi is waging a tenacious war against pirates and winning. He is the Singapore representative for Dennison Manufacturing Co Ltd, the US company which patented the process
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      JEL clinches $30 m Libyan contract
      272 21 JEL clinches $30 m Libyan contract SINGAPORE listed compariy Jurong Engineering Ltd will build a bar and rod mill and a steel mill m Libya with the help of Chinese workers. For the first time, the engineering and construction group will be employing Chinese workers, from the central northern provinces
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      106 21 m KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Time Engineering's Singapore subsidiary, Time Engineering (S), has agreed to acquire 1.7 million new shares of Ssl each, or 21.5 per cent, m Riviera Development for 552.5 million cash. In turn, Time Engineering (S) will sell its interest m Carlee Electronics
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      Kuwait Investment ups stake in C & C
      115 21 Kuwait Investment ups stake in C C WITH Its fourth purchase m two months, the Kuwait Investment Office has upped Its stake In Cycle and Carriage again. This time the fondmanagement nnlt bought sM,ttt shares en May 11, which Increased Its holdings to 18.9 million shares or 15 per cent.
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      203 21 Hang Seng Index hits 3V2-year high of 1647.88 HONGKONG, Fri. The Hang Seng Index rose to a new 3 1 2-year high of 1,647.88 in active trading although share prices closed mixed on selective profit-taking, brokers said. The 12-point rise in the index pat it at its highest level since
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      Asahi-View to manage Batam hotel
      72 21 Asahi-View to manage Batam hotel THE Tong Brothers Group of Companies has appointed Asahi-View International to manage its hotel on Batam Island. The 196-room Batam View Hotel is expected to be ready m September. The $40-million hotel is located m the Nongsa area of Batam Island, which is 20 km
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      S'pore to be HQ of Asean's trading company
      334 21  - S'pore to be HQ of Asean's trading company ANNE KOH By^ SINGAPORE will be the headquarters of Asean's very own sogoshosha or trading company that aims to rival others m the region. The company, Asean Trading and Investment Corporation (Atic), is finally getting off the ground some four years after
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      2986 22 SECTION ONE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Acmo II 338 1 345M4) I 35 (5) I 34 (10) 1 33 (1) I 32 (2) I 34 Alcam (0 978 0 98S) (11) 0 97W (1) 098 (1! 097 (11) 097 Allied Choc (1 828 1 87S) (1) 1 87
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      1786 22 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2 15SK4 2.15 AMD(3.O6BX'? 3.08(1)3.06 Aicom (1 06S)<8) 1 08 (18) 1.07 (1) 1 06 API (0 928 J.O3SXI) 093 (12) 0 92 ASM (1 22E 245X20) 1.24 (2) 1 26(2) 1.27(1) 1 28(16) 1 23 Antohd .23PX1) 1 27(2) 1.28 Seriava
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      2786 22 M shares quoted have a par value ot $1. unless otherwise spec** Adjusted for scrip/rijhts. N Taieiempted dividend. UN is traded r lot of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m (Mars. 1985 Last Yield Voi Day Hfch Low Company Sale Change (000) Mffc Low
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        Profit-takers check seven-day rise of index
        559 23 EXPECTED profit-taking m the Singapore stock market yesterday brought down prices after seven straight days of rises. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost 1.32 points to 822.30 after losing 3.67 points at mid-day. Dealers said that falling prices on low turnover indicated a steady
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        201 23 mtt 17 iv* r*— HK Etoct 850 +01 Hutchfcon 24.50 4). l Shk Props 12.30 -0.3 17 IK C |f £|S WorV 1680 +05 In* Qty 0.91 4.01 Sim. Darby 6 406 A^ooof^MaM. o.64 -0.02 Sto iaS unch Jan** Math n.70 0.2 SinoLond 1.03 -0.04 Bo* o< Eost Am
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        211 23 17 QwMt Mitsub Heavy 264 +1 Aptomoto 1090 +40 Minu. Co 347 +7 Aka 420 -2 MKvj ShipbWg 166 -1 Amado 990 20 Mitvji Smettwnj 542 -I Asohi Ch«n 1010 +50 MKwjfcoihi 535 +5 g*| MWiumi 940 -10 g°»* Murata Mfg 2230 +80 s "2 Nfcko Sec 705 unch
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        262 23 May 17 Certs Chaise Land Laos* 734 +14 (ftßt) Mogafcm Pat Aust 225 Moyne Nickless 320 +5 AC I 234 -4 Ex )lor M apm %•> I 2^. S° -t?° Jft"=zziz:?g Alone* 6* 108 +2 Nat Au»t. Bank 432 7 A»ad M« 250 -8 News Cocp 770 unch Ampol
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        57 23 NST Index Friday 1295.88(1296.52) Hongkong Hang Sent £y* Friday 1647.88(1635.88) Austraian M-Ordmaries 21 Friday 900.7 (902.7) Nikkei D J Average Friday *****.99(*****.30) Financial Times Industrials ~1 Wednesday 1012.5(1022.3) Dow Jones Average g* Wednesday 1278.05(1273.52) I (Fifurei in brackets refer to those of the previous tradhf day) r i i
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        192 23 May 16 US Ctanf( Alceo Ahd Omtii Cp AM*Chakr»n Am Tal ft T«t Amox Inc Amr Corp flallilali C#J jn Boaing Co Buroughs Cp Cotwpior Co ChoM MonMn Chryitar Cp OHcorp Cora Nat Gat Coraol Ed NY UK FITQIIMJII Csx Cap Oar ft Krat 96H \V> DiHMy Dow
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        524 23 The easterns, tin and robber prices are Wednesday's. The latest are net available because of a commanif atioiis breakdown. May 17 Pence ChMCi MUSTOALS Aie<H.yons 191 Ass. Dairies 156 BTRPLC 371 Babcocks 161 +8 Barclays 379 -5 Beecham 356 -5 »CC 225 -5 Blue Circle 550 BOC Group 299
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        272 23 1 -Mb $1,000. 2 For b«t iMt— I 3 OCBC France. UOf rates. iillMl at UOF. OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 6 6 4 6 6 Autosave 5 Vis Fixed deposit 1 month 5 5 5 5(1) 3 months 5V< s>/4 bVt VA 6 months 5%
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        152 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.5057—1.5086 6.82—6.59 Canadian dollar 1.6155—1.6174 6.26-6.15 NZ dollar 0.9967—1.0005 10.32—9.85 Sterling pound 2.7836—2.7871 3.63—3.56 US dollar 2.2225—2.2235 4.53—4.49 Local dolars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling
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        102 23 THE Singapore dollar opened at a low of 2.2190/10 touching a high of 2.2225/35 and traded quietly to close at 2.2220/30 at 3 pm yesterday. Against the deutschemark, the greenback strengthened after opening at a low of 3.1000/15 to close at 3.1110/30. It touched a high of 3.1130/50. Against
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        100 23 THE KILOBAR market Closing price was traded between UKt 5522,781 and 5522,963 yesterday. Krugerrand 2,565 (2,560) The Far East gold PHYSICAL bytn-Safcn market opened at B*° U*****.30/9.80. It closed Kiiobar 22,796-22,926 for lunch at U*****.20/ Igm 23-33 0.70. When it reopened, sgm 109-125 it traded to highs of 10
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        21 23 GOLD USJ/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 319.50—319.90 319.50—320.00 Hongkong 319.60-320.10 320.00-320.50 Thurs Wed New York 320.30-320.80 322.50-323.00 London 320.25—320.75 323.00-323.50
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        170 23 Managers' prices for May 18*20 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1.96— 208»d The Savings Fund 145—1.54 S pore Prog Fund 0 86 0.91 Spore Sec. Fund 1 27-1.35 Spore Invest Fund 0 92— 0.97 Spore Equity Fund 0.87—0.92 Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest Fund 2.1C -2.29»d Mai Prog
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          118 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit FOLLOWING a spurt in the Eurodollar futures in IMM, prices opened firmer in Simex. The dampening effects of a US$2.1 bil lion rise in Ml money supply and a 1.6 per cent rise in United States April housing starts were offset by optimism in the Budget deficit
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          68 23 THE deutschemark's climb for the week came to a halt when the US dollar made a turnaround m the spot market. It fluctuated with the rise and fall of the greenback and closed at 0.3228 m hectic trading. (US dollar Detitschemark: Open High Low Sett Est V*l Jan 85
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          96 23 THE Japanese yen too was not immune to the dollar's rise. June yen was traded within the week's lowest trading range. Open High Lew Sett Est Vel lv» 0.*****5 0.*****0 0.*****5 0.*****8 2 Sept 0.*****8 1 Dee 0.*****6 Open brt (nan): 289. Act Vol (Ttan): SS. Gold A
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        13 23 •4 Mt/Uo XL Tin 29.16 unch Turnovei 140 tonnes up fou' tonnes
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        18 23 Rubber Qomipnctt centj/Uo Singapore June 170.00 up 0 50 cents Malaysia June ***** up 1 25 cents
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        24 23 lUm-. ClQ«l|priC« M nwi Singapore 6 4?— 6 47 6 42-647 Ne* Yw» 6 45-6 50 6 50—6 55 Source Credit Swsst Sport
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        17 23 Oos^pncei <**>" ilkmm Mm Spot Unav (1235 00-1236.00) 3 months Una* (*****0-1217 00) Market tone Sales tonnes
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        14 23 mm Soot Unav (885 00—886.00) months Una* (*****—909 00) Market tone Sales tonnes
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        98 23 Ctoant pnces Crude MS/tone paknoi May 1255 < central 1235 (soutti k north) June 1250 (central) 1235 (soutti nortti! July 1145 (south, Refined pafcr. Oi USi/tonnes RKJpalm May /June 625 (sellers) Mil) 575 sellers) RBD Oieir May 610 (setters! tune 605 setters) July 560 (sellers} RBO Stearin May
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      429 23 Delivery of FCL import containers Ship (Voyage) Bom Avalable Takaril (1118) COO 16/5 (1320) Rente Ricks (*****W) COD 16/5 (1625) Um Mercy (003E) COO 16/5 (1822) SAVaal (7918G) COO 16/5 (1900) 0me» Pioneer (20/472) COO 17/5 (0155) Ratu Konsort (169N) COO 17/5 (0250 Pelopor (135H) COO 17/5 (0405s
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      249 23 Vessel Berth Arr Oep Jurong BonaStar Jl2 aside 18/5 Santiago Jl aside 18/5 So* I J7/8 aside 18/5 SnNamHua3 Jl aside 18/5 Abadißaya Jl 18/5 19/5 Arrow Raya Jl 18/5 19 5 Bunga Kesumba 111 18/5 21/5 Kanmun Abadi J5 18/5 18 '5 Maritime Pride J€ 18/5
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      45 23 TOKYO, Fri. Lloyd's Register, the world's oldest ship classifier, marked 100 years m Japan with a sharp drop m its share of business here, visiting Chairman Roderick MacLeod said. He cited Japan's declining role as a ship exporter as the reason. Reuter
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      M$193m boost for Temerloh Rubber
      396 24 MALAYSIAN tycourr Datuk Syed Kechik is consolidating his recently acquired stake m Temerloh Rubber Estates by injecting his banking and property assets totalling M 5193.5 million into the plantation group. Temerloh will buy over a 32.9 per cent stake m Development Commercial Bank effectively owned
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      Hotel goes into hardware
      304 24 AMBASSADOR Hotel Ltd (AHL) announced yesterday that it would be setting up a joint-venture company to import hardware and other related products from China into Singapore. Malaysia and Indonesia. The proposed joint venture for China trade is the latest move by the company to diversify into
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        240 24 Takeover 'yes' sparks activity Grand United Holdings THE Security Industries Council's approval for the proposed complicated takeover by Grand United Holdings (GUH) of Sigma Metal, although under revised terms, won for the Malaysian company the most active spot this week. GUH, which is led by Malaysian politician Tan Koon Swan,
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        560 24 Singapore THE languishing market finally came to life this week 2"/2 months after the shortlived Lunar New Year bull run. It sparkled especially on Wednesday, when the Straits Times Industrial Index gained more than 10 points. A booming business m
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        NST index up 22 points to reflect strong trading week
        236 24 NST index up 22 points to reflect strong trading week Kuala Lumpur THE New Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index began the trading week by gaining more than 7 points on Monday. Except for yesterday, the rest of the week also showed gains with the highest of more than eight
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      759 26 57 Businass Opportunities START OWN BUSINESS as agent for Instapure Filter/ Sparklets/ Zestron lonizer. *****32 Eddy. 65 Situations Wanted Humana ifn.r* HO iit-oi 1 JB*A worry-Free Deal m Worry o(rty $990 m (includes Bond). We take over Mtk (Mb.etc) if anything happens JL w/ln 2 yrs ,1 yr replacement guaranty
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      433 27 71 Situations Vacant: Mm j CO.tNJUftONG wWfUiwe ci VAN SALES REPRESENTATIVE Experience m food industry Sales contact w*h retailer Possess class 3 driving licence Completed NS WE OFFER Attractive salary 4 commission Co. vehicle Free uniforms •Medical* hosprtalisation benefits Insurance cover Interested applicants, please write with full I resume to:
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      521 28 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales —Make a sale— by making a call, and you could earn up to four figures amonthj^^ 95^ JU I We have vacancies for Lady Telephone Sales Representatives, who will sell advertising space for the Yellow Pages through phone contacts. If you are
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      189 28 An inta-ior daaignwig company raquiraa a SALES EXECUTIVE Raou»»mantai a Gcod taste and flair for In-te.-lor designing, a Experience m interior decor related line. a Gcod organisational skills, a Ability to relate to people at all levels, a Own car. Plaaaa submit rasuma including working experience, currant salary, ctwitaf numbor
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      556 28 71 Situations Vacant: Salaa QUELLE INTERNATIONAL SINGAPORE it inviting appHcaMowa for the poat of: ASSISTANT MERCHANDISER a At least 3 years experience m the same field, preferably from garment factories. Possess GCE O' level, fluent In English, able to communicate In Mandarin, able to tyi». a Able to handle follow-up
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      469 28 71 Situations Vacant: Mm International Hotel Company requires EXPERIENCED SALES MANAGER tor it* Singapore Salas Oflica Raquiramantt: a Minimum S years practical sales management experience In Singapore market, a Well-versed with trade, commercial and travel Industry In general, a Impeccable English (spoken written). a Result-oriented sales abilities. a Pleasant appearance
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      467 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical JmSAM GRowwtmusn A subsidiary of Singapore Aircraft Industries (SAI) engaged m the manufacturing of aircraft parts and components has vacancies for: QA Inspectors a Possess NTC 3 m Metal Machining or GCE 'O' level (Technical) a Perform QA inspection on in-coming materials
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      470 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical THOMAS GORMAN I [aIfCIOIMIPtAJNIYIfpTTTEIILITIDI (Established 1948) I j has immediate vacancies for i Pest Control Division i a) Pest Control Technicians Minimum '0' or 'N' Level C i^l Must possess a valid Class 3 driving licence 1 Preferably with some experience however
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      606 28 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical sj| fit las Copcc I SERVICE I I TECHNICIANS I aaj Reporting to the Service Supervisor. Technicians I S^ will be required to service and repair air com- SE3 pressors and related equipment. Candidates should have completed National Ser S BS| vice
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      536 29 72 ns Vacant: Technical r NZ FORCE BEA requires a JOINER cum CARPENTER Applicants must be Singapore citizen, below 45 years of age, with a NTC3 In Joinery/ carpentry skills from VITB or equivalent. Practical experience m using and maintaining woodworking machinery. Be able to speak and write English to
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      524 29 72 Situations Vacant. Technical EEDQ QTM Coignet J.V invites applications for the po•itions for TECHNICAL OFFICER c Diploma In Mechanical Engineering. c Able to work on 2 rotating shifts and long hours. c Willing to learn. SAFETY ASSISTANT c GCE O' level with some technical knowledge, c Preferably with 1
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      754 29 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production Production |i inzGim i The technology leader and innovator m the micro-electronics industry is 5 looking for qualified personnel who would like to be part of the winning sb team and to grow with us. The Singapore operations is
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      469 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: RMscaWanaous Miscellaneous M f SINGAPORE gg g I Jzxcehior note! 1 Requires FRONT FOOD OFFICE BEVERAGE Front Desk Secretarial Officers Assistant Telephone Cashier Operators Supervisor Messenger Senior Captain Beverage HOUSE- Restaurant KEEPING Cashiers Mid-night Floor •Bartenders Supervisor Lounge/Disco Housemen Hostesses PERSONNEL 'gg" 1 Personnel
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      579 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous IsSSSSSaTBIiS I ALIA— The Royal Jordanian Airline is recruiting TRAINEE EXPERIENCED AIR HOSTESSES I to serve on ALIA nights which expand from Singapore m the Far East to Chicago and Los Angeles m the Wost. Applicants should moat
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      361 29 [PORISONI A well established lATA Travel Agent invites opplicotions tor the following posts; TRAVEL ASSISTANT Working experience m an lATA oQCDcy preferably with oinine ticketing certificate. JR. ACCOUNTS CLERK Knowledge of Book-keeping with experience. SALES/SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Soles experience is necessary prcterrobly m this field Possess own cor GENERAL CLERK Knowledge
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      328 29 m I MESA requires I Clerk (Training jE Development Section! GCE 'A' or 'O' level Preferably able to s speak Mandarin =j Age 21-28 years s Experience not necessary. Salary will commensurate with experience Duties include general administraE tion of employees training activities including suggestion scheme/QCC and other clerical duties
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      884 29 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Singapore Airport Terminal Service* invites applications trom Singapore Citizens loi the following appointments A) POLICE INSPECTOR (MALE) Gross commencing salary of $1095 within the salary scale: $900 x6O $1860 Applicants must have the GCE with at least 2 'A" and 2 *O'
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      140 29 SECURITY GUARDS Itoqutfid at Kun Tack Rom Ju rang Town Had, Out Way, Siitti Lofc YMpi T#fnp4n#4, 6#ACrt Rood, Low* •r DarU, Bonoi Craacant Jaian Parang. Able to do 12 hours duty Able to speak and write English Gross salary between $600 and S7OO p.m. littaraatao, pvaaas caM:TEL: *****23 or
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      546 30 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous PREMIER MILK (S) PTE LTD m Jurong requires 1 year's experience m driving torklifts Able to read simple English and numeral We offer 5-day week Transport subsidy Annual Wage Supplement ot 1 3/ 4 months basic salary Attractive yearly increment and shift allowance Medical/dental and hospitalisation
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      683 30 81 Vehicles For Hire RENTAL FOR AIRCOND non-alr-cond pickups. Blind/ panel vans. «10-03 Golden Mile Tower. Beach Road, *****30 (4 lines). JURONG AREAS. PICKUPS lorries for hire. Contact tel: *****86/ *****93. LANCER SL 5-SPEED, COROLLA, Honda Accord $40 dally. Free mileage. Tel: *****68/ *****74. MIT. LANCER SL 5-speed. $45 dally.
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      952 30 86 For Sal*: BMW '79 BMW 320 auto, new paintwork. Immaculate cond. Complete accessories. With front spoiler, BBS rims and sports steering. Chris Oan *****5. AUG. 1983 BMW 3201. 1 owner, radio, hi-fi, sports rims. Very good condition. Tel: *****62/ *****94. BMW 3301 NOV T7. PARF eligible. Immaculate cond. 4
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      743 30 88 For Sal*: Ford/Fiat J 88 For Sal*: Ford/Fiat 88 For Sale: Ford/Fiat 3990 NOW AND ANEWTELSTARIS %jy\l lafaNaf^l *"Sy|ffl %?::-<; miemmm^ SWaBA '^^WH v >l VaRMBBBBtI ■—<■»_- -QiU 1 aaaaA W B s^£W^KEK*& >> 4 IRbBBB^ laMtßaßC* *aaaßl^Ba^BaaWPrMß»'^* ■^■^jgy M>^g < jaaaJJp' BBr> \aai For a very limited period
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      616 30 89 For Sal*: Datsun/Nissan I Call I *****66 pCRCEDRIC vMD WOTOR PTE LTD IH— V I 94 Rangoon Road For purchase of all New Private Commercial NISSAN Vehicles from us. we OFFER a very Special Discount for all parts accessories. FEB. 13 NISSAN PULSAR. Original cond. Metallic blue. New tyres,
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      630 30 89 For Sato: Datsun/Nissan 70 DATSUN 100A. Pte owner, aircon, cassette, s/rims, tip top cond. $8,500. *****19. 70 DATSUN 120Y GL. Aircon, cassette. Sport rims. PARF eligible. Tel: *****95. '79 DATSUN 120 Y. Aircon, sports rims, private owner. $10,500. Jin. Toa Payoh Caltex Stn. 70 DATSUN 120 Y. Aircon, PARF
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      536 30 90 For Sale: Toyota 90 For Sals: Toyota 90 For Sal*. Toyota 90 For Sale: Toyota j j*J --^■^mH BBaW''''" M****M« lIIIIIIIII.IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 .MIHI. Ul L." IjBWtWWMW »MMjI«»>«>W»M>I» ,/\ZtjoKKKt^^^^?£*jS2£££Z2£223^^ Corola DX 1 300 cc. 1 2-va»ve engine front whee* dnve We're celebrating our 60th year wittn___- aT^I super savings on
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      594 30 91 For' Sale: Mitsubishi 6/00 LANCER 1400 SL, 1 pte owner, accident free, 40,000 ferns, original paint, hi-fi, 813,800. View: 36 Puay Hee Aye after 12, *****52 Mike. '79 MIT. LANCER Immaculate. Full accessories. Selling $12,800 0.n.0. Call Sunny *****69 anytime. Loan arrangeable. 11, SIGMA 1000 OS 5-speed. Aircond, radio,
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      593 30 82 For Sale: Mazda 12/77 MAZDA SB, 5-dr, l pte owner, alrcon with beautiful 2-dlglt number. Highest offer secures. Tel *****39 1973 MAZDA RX-2, 4-door Saloon with alrcon, radio cassette. sports rims, etc. In perfect condition. ***** 0.n.0 Tel: *****41 1082 MAZDA 823 Notchback. 2 private owners, alrcon, radio/ cassette,
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      364 30 93 For Sale Honda 77 DEC. HONDA Civic 1200 c.c Q-plate aircond., radio cassette $4,000 (*****85) 79 HONDA ACCORD alrcon hi ft sports-rlms. Asking $14,000/Call *****73 11 ACCORD 4-DR Autc. power steering. Original colour Beautiful cond $***** 0.n.0 *****33. 13 ACCORD 'EX 1 owner, alrcon s/rlms. $28,000. Central locking, power
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      449 31 93 For Sato: Honda 93 For Sato: Honda 93 For Sato: Honda 93 For Sale: Honda AWAY FROM THE MAINSTREAM HONDAS JAZZ. A Z APP Y 1 2 L PERFORMER TALL-TOP JAZZ: LIGHT ON FUEL. EASY ON THE RUN. THE INDIVIDUALISTS RUNABOUT ■Mf^k l^^bk ''aaar^B* „rjt BfBH aaaa^M^^aT [Qhonda kan
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      226 31 VINTAGE CAR 1926, nice, large, solid fully restored. The only one of its kind m Spore. Spare parts available. Tel: *****39. 1972 JAGUAR XJ6 4.2 litres, auto with wire wheels. Excellent condition. Expat owner leaving Spore. Contact *****88. 1979 DAIHATSU CHARADE 1000 XTE, 5-door, 2 owners, aircon, cassette, new tax.
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      235 31 SUZUKI 600, SEPT. '82, 1 owner, very low mileage. $13,000. Tel. *****45. WELCOME TO SUNDAY Car Mart The best place to buy or sell a car. Book a space now. *****22. 1999 MOB SPORTS, good condition. Interested call *****85, Mr Hung. 1974 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE. Good Interior, alrcon, modified body It
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      519 31 '81 SUBARU 1800, auto. Pte owner, alrcon, cassette. $14,000. *****65. 82 RENAULT FUEOO GTX, very gd cond. owner's 2nd car, agent maintained. *****83 after 10am '82 SUZUKI 800. 2 owners, alrcond, sports rims, tax 0/86. Good condition. $*****. *****01, Saadon. 1$ PONY COUPE 1400 CC, In good condlUon, $10,000 ono.
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      848 31 95 For Sale: 95 Fo r Sal*: 95 For Sale: 95 For Sato: Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Vehicles Vehicle* Vehicles Vehicles W^^yf^^MOßE OF A TRUCK FOR LESS Buy A Toyota Toyo-Ace and you not only get one of the v v* toughest trucks m town, you also drive off with
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      488 31 97 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT FOR PARF or Non-PARF used cars. Private, company registered commercial/ vans/ pick-ups. Any model, any c.c. all welcome. Trade-in considered. Kinoly contact Mr Gon. Tal: *****88/ *****88 (Night Mr Goh) Tel: *****13 GOOD PRICE FOR scrap vehicle. PARF/non-PARF and Q-registered. any c.c. All STO
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      648 31 106 Accommodation 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houa— £HDB PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the lettings of the following unfurnished residential ties:TofMter Deposit A) CHIP BEE GARDENS Payable (Off Holland Road) (i) 3-Storey Flat (3 bedrooms) at Apartment Block 43 Jalan Merah Saga #03-66 $875.00 (ii) Double-Storey Terrace
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      785 31 106 Accommodation Available: Houses DJS SELETAR HILL "3-storey terr Beautiful spacious split-level 4 rms. Terrazzo/ parquet $1,000 0 no Tel *****58 No agents S/STOREV DETACHED BUNGALOW 3 bdrms. furn. aircon. carpeted. Jalan Layang Layang D.215S *****24/ *****59 Mr Low 2-1/2-STOREV TERRACE WITH 3 bdrms servant's, p/furn at 56 Sennett Terrace
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      755 31 107 Accommodation Available Apartments TO LET Long or Short Lease At the junction ot Scotts/ Orchard Roac next to Hyatt Hotel Immediate Occupation 14.000 soft Hotel Style Lobby Swimming Poo! Tennis Goun; and many othe r facilities Ample indoor Car V parking lots 24-hour Security System. Enquires a FAR EAST
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      1123 32 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation Available: Available: Available: Available: Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Live In Luxury, Deep In The Heart Of Town 5 an d 4-bedroom apartments r Smmming pool, 2 tennis and 2 ssry/ 1 V ssr\ For enquiries and jasHeou^puUinggreen^rn, *£S£%L playground, and jogging track
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      717 32 D.9. KIM SENG Apt 3 bedrms., (2 air-cons), fully rum. $1,800. Tel: *****61, *****48. FAIRWAYS STUDIO, PARTIALLY furnished, new apt, low rental, avail, m June. *****87 after 10am. FURN/UNFURN FLATS at various location aval at reasonable rental. Contact: *****33/*****09. GILSTEAD RD Walk-up apt. for Immediate occupation. $1,200/ $1,600 (unfurn/ furn.).
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      589 32 108 Accommodation Available: Rooms KATONO Tin HSE, alrcond. bathrm attached. Maid, meals laundry $700 neg. *****64. MARIO-VILLE BOARDING HOUSE. Dally: 940 single, 945 couple. Alrcond. Bathrm attached. *****42. MEAN GOLOHMX BQ, Furn Bedrm, Wlk-Up Apt. Avail Immed. Cooklng/Parklng $900. *****04 WEAR NEWTON CIRCUS, furn. alrcond rm. C.T.V. $550. Good locality.
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      907 32 113 For Sale: Houses MIMOSA VILLAS) A thoughtfully designed community of 48 semi-detached 3-storey villas m an established neighbourhood of luxury homes. CONTACT Kumagai Property Marketing Pt* Ltd 17 Binjai Park, Singapore 2158 Telephone: *****28/ *****69 Developer: X umagai-Zenecon Construction Pie Lid Legal Description Lots 168-3. 168-4. 168-5 and 8552
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      817 32 113 For Sato: Houses OWNER OCCUPIED 2 1/2-storey townhouse (2 yrs old) beautifully, completely doneup. Golden Hill Condo. $630,000. *****74 Sue. URGENT! D.14 S/storey bunglow, renovated, mature gdn, quiet surroundings, 4 rms, $480,000. neg. Hap Seng *****58 DIST.IO, GREENLEAF GROVE, seml-d, 3680 sq.ft. facing South. No agents. *****23/ *****81. DIST.II,
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      2319 32 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sal*: Private 114 For Sal*: Private 114 For Sale: Private Apartments Apartment* Apartments Apartments I 1 I .^^^^^^Uw I .^rfSJBSSMw. .^S9SasaKttv I BHBSSH _^at^lft^»- l^ltt^lS ■^*^^^^^*X J^^^^^^^^. m i t^^b»w x ■S B BB^^BMBMSiiiBMBW^^ 111 LJi triLl wlvzLJd *f\il Uicicl"* Ardmore Park 3mins contemoorarv
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      806 33 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces I SPACE FOR 1 I LEASE I g Factory Space of various I g dimensions at Sims Aye./ I Eunos Road for lease. I 1 Please contact Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen I I Tel: *****1 1 or *****58 I 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spaces Storage
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      641 33 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: 120 For Sale: Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces W^r Top class LH^^lr?t^r^wFsß W office/banking Building Kj^-»f^vL^M UmA I with glass-curtain walling. ■^■"^^■A^e^BWaWalH I -fl i^^^ Bank Building. fl fl y ■B^^^^^Ssfc^l commercial financial fl I u S^ U *< I fl flr Strict
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      705 33 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tour* 137 Tours I Escape to NewZeajand Hft^^^^B^^^^^^^l B^B^B^^L^S B^^^^^^^ B^B^B^H"^^^^ m. I BBB^BBK^v J i V^TBj"^ w^BSß^^BflP Wt&i J^BVBI^PfS S lIP* BPP^ pCx?- Go Air New Zealand and see half the world m one country Let Air New Zealand take you B B fishing,
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      15 33 137 Tourt CHINA]BS JAPAN EXPO '85 '*7^ AMERICgBS iIIROPE > 8S Global EUROPFBS BUDGET EUROPE I
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      1122 34 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours "QnßJyal Orchid Holidays I teMW^^^" .^B^Bh B^B9 B^K^^MBflßW^B^Blßlb^^^t^/ fi m L« 1 fT»^F^ N> I Dep Apr 12 26 Ma y 1 24 31 s-J~^ 1 •V <> Bl^jja^Jg^BJß^BJßiß^ j ur) 0714,21 f —~~JM I 9 Days B r 'sbane/Gold
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      1025 34 148 Computer 148 Computer COURSE FEES ISO/»= Mtial payment I APAMB I ADAMS COMPUTER /f~^\ COMMERCIAL SCHOOL vi Tf W #05-22/23/24, Peninsula Plaza, *vVrXJv^ 3 1 1 1 North Brid 9 e Road< Singapore 06 1 7 jf^^^gl TEL: *****80,*****50 140 Secretarial/ i 150 Commercial/ Typing Technical PRIVATE NEW CLASSES
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      585 34 150 Commercial/ Technical NEW CLASSES COMMENCING IN MAY/ JUNE JapaneM Language Sat 2.30- 5.00pm 18/5 Import/Export Sat 230- s.ooptn 15/6 Marketing Wed 7.45- 9.00pm 12/6 Wed 9.00-10.15pm 12/6 PUDIIC K#lSllOflS Frt 7.45- 9.00pm 14/6 Frt 9.00- 10.15pm 14/6 Frl 7.00- 10.00pm 21/6 Electrical Ins tal la t ion Fittings Grade
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      370 34 173 Religious 173 Religious Announcements Announcements B^2H I You an- worth canng about Hfl aaS Before this ad was placed I we starte d p ra y> n B tor y° u because we care too. tl^^lM^^TM JOIN IS THIS SUNDAY f TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTRE Services at World Trade Centre
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      176 35 MRS THANGAVELU MARIMUTHU Aged 87. paaeod away peacefully on 17/5/85. leaving behind sons: T. Jeganathan (Mt. Vernon Sec. Sen). T. Thanarejan (Tiger Brewery) and T. Selvaraj (Gen. Food Corp.) Daughters-in-law Maliga. snd Prema. Grandchildren J. Dinish, J. Sudoeh and T. Prtye. Cortege leaves No 47 Jalan Lanjut, off
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      49 35 RAETY SENEVMATNE AGED 83 passed away peacefully on 16/5/S5. Funeral service was hsld on f 17/5/85. Sadly missed by beloved wife Flo, children Ranee, DeNni. Colin, VerI non and Cisira, •ont-in-law, daugh-ters-in-law and grandchildren. "THE LORD IS NIGH UNTO ALL THEM THAT CALL UPON HIM," ps: 145,18
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      60 35 I BHOG The family of the Late 8. BACHITTAR SINGH MANDALI "SANGKHAY" with to express their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all relative* and friend* m Seremban and Singapore for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences and prayer* during their recant bePATH DA BHOG will be held on Sunday
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      82 35 I IN LOVING MEMORY OF MOM. CHEW YOKE PUM DEPARTED MAY 18, 1980 Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf. Al wsys rtfiMfitDoroQ by HlMOMtlf* CnilQfSll 0110 i In loving memory of JOSEPH WEE KIM CHOON Departed 18 May 1983 To
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      209 35 SECOND ANNIVERSARY IN DEAREST MEMORY OF LAWRENCE FREDDIE YAP TIONG SENG Born: May 18, 1920 Died: May 18, 1983 We wander to your resting place Arrange each flower with care Our hearts still ache with sadness As we turn and leave you there We ponder over this
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      24 35 BHOG S. GURBACHAN SINGH •JALAL USMA" 8/9/31 —6/5/85 Path Da Bhog will b« ImM at Silal Road Sikh Temple on 19/5/85 from
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      Lock icon Dundee out to break hoodoo
      286 35 SCOTTISH CUP FINAL: DUNDEE UNITED v CELTIC GLASGOW, Fri. Dundee United captain Paul Hegarty believes his side can smash their Hampden hoodoo and win the 100 th Scottish Cup final against Celtic here tomorrow. Four times m the last six years Hegarty has led United
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      266 35 LIVERPOOL'S ace defender Mark Lawrenson, who dislocated his shoulder on Tuesday, is doubtful for the European Cup final against Juventus m Brussels on May 29. KENNY Bans, the former Scottish international defender, has been given a free transfer by English Third Division Derby County. EX-ENGLAND centrehalf Dave Watson
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      288 35 Race to title for Bayern and Bremen LONDON, Fri. Werder Bremen continue their pursuit of Bayern Munich tomorrow for the only major European League soccer title still undecided. Bayern remain favourites to land the West German title. They lead second-placed Bremen by two points with four games remaining and take
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      296 35 PARIS, Fri. Maxime Bossis, one of France's most wanted defenders, was reportedly offered a £847,000 ($2.89 million) contract to sign for Racing Paris, a club destined for the Second Division next season. The defender's move from Nantes, with whom he won four League
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      245 35 ROME. Fri. Jan Gunnarsson. of Sweden, continued his sensational run m the Italian Open tennis tournament yesterday by knocking out a second former champion m three days Gunnarsson followed up his opening-round win over defending champion Andres Gomez by defeating Jimmy Arias, of the United States,
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      Lock icon Favourite Chris cruises
      203 35 WEST BERLIN, Fri. Chris Evert Lloyd turned on a sparkling display to beat French girl Pascale Paradis 6-3, 6-2 as all eight seeds reached the West German Open quarter-finals. Other results: Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (WG) bt Niege Dias (Bra) 6-3, 6-3; Steffi Graf (WG) bt Etsuko Inoue (Jpn)
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      1004 36 MARTIN PALMER'S FINAL VERDICT Far from look- ing jaded, Everton looked eager, a team reaching their peak just m time for English football's big day. It looks as if they will take as much stopping as an express m train. 7 Turncoat tipsters back Everton
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      398 36 This is the 104 th Cup final and the 57th to be held at Wembley. With replays, there have been 115 matches altogether which have produced 302 goals. Teams who have eventually won the Cup have scored 238 goals compared with 64 by the losers. The most popular
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      1389 37 Gary Bailey This will be Bailey's third FA Cup final appearance for United four if you count the 1983 replay against Brighton. Son of former Ipswich keeper Roy Bailey, who emigrated to South Africa, Gary is tipped as the natural successor to Shilton as England's
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      142 37 The Road to Wembley Everton Third round: Leeds 0 Everton 2 (Graeme Sharp, pen, Kevin Sheedy). Fourth: Everton 2 (Trevor Steven, Gary Stevens) Doncaster 0. Fifth: Everton 3 (Peter Reid, Sheedy, pen, Steven) Telford Utd. 0. Quarter-final: Everton 2 (Sheedy, Derek Mountfield) Ipswich 2 (Kevin Wilson, Romeo Zondervan). Replay: Ipswich
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      On the Mark
      902 38  -  DAVID BARNES Focus on the two strikers whose aim is goals By of The News of the World Hughes takes off into stardom MARK Hughes has been so sharp m shooting Manchester United to an FA Cup final and European fortune he's caught his own wages clerks
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      Hand it to Andy
      1221 38  -  RONALD ATKIN By of The London Observer Gray goes m where it hurts and keeps opponents on their toes 41 am not the most gifted of players. I realised that very early. But there are other ways you can make up for lack of skill and
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      338 39 SDFSDFSDFSDFDSFDSFDSF MAN. UNITED Gary Bailey; John Gidman, Arthur Alblsion, Paul McGrath, Graeme Hogg or Kevin Moran; Gordon Strachan, Bryan Robson, Norman Whlteside, Jesper Olsen; Frank Stapleton, Mark Hughes. Sub: Mike Duxbury. EVERTON Neville Southall; Gary Stevens, Pat Van Den Hauwe, Kevin Ratcllffe, Derek Mountfield; Trevor
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      932 39 IN THE BLUE CORNER: NEIL MORTON PREDICTS AN EVERTON VICTORY Kendall set to enjoy treble triumph A TEACHER friend wickedly informed me the other day that a certain football team had been quoted m a grammar textbook of his... as an example of the passive. He pointed to
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      Bringing out the best for the big occasions
      825 39 IN THE RED CORNER: GODFREY ROBERT TIPS A UNITED TRIUMPH A TEAM bursting at the seams with individual star talent usually provide the unpredictable. Manchester United are just that. They lost to bottom club Stoke away Vet beat Liverpool at Anfield. They
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      171 39 ing squad face bitter disappointment. With no injury problems, Kendall will field his strongest line-up, so four players are vying for the substitute's shirt. Kevin Richardson and Alan Harper are the main contenders, but Kendall will also have to consider the claims of lan Atkins and the popular John
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      An epic clash football owes us that
      585 39  - An epic clash football owes us that ALAN HUBBARD By Replay on Thursday IF today's FA Clip final between Everton and Manchester United is still undecided after extra-time, the replay will be staged at Wembley next Thursday. I MUST have been asked the question a hundred times this week. Who's
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      289 40  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track SPEEDY Return To Reno U, winner of two of her four starts, again looks the one to run down m Race 4 at Bukit Timah today. At her last start, this Australian filly gave her Class 3 Div 6
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      318 40  -  LUCKY LEO By VETERAN jockey Subian Dalwee, with several good mounts on today's nine-race card, has an excellent chance to land a double on Combat Her* m the opening race and Brer Waif m Race 5. Combat Hero scored a handsome 4 3 -length victory
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      381 40 RACE RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN 5 Combat Hero 5 Combat Hero 5 Combat Haro 5 Combat Hero 5 Combat Hero 1 2 Simply Perfect 12 Wongawallah 3 Respectable 3 Respectable 2 Simply Perfect 1 Jubilee Heights 3 Respectable 12 Woiigawallah 2 Simply Perfect 3
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      5965 40 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 5 1,200 m a;f,TH3»gl (Ratings: 70-59) ■HMHi (Stakes: $15,500) 1 «344 JnbUee Heights 51 (It) Jubilee Heights-Dragon 3 nzg same (1200 m) On board m all three starts m restricted terms company; bumped at jump, finishing 7-length 4th to Tiros Div B
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      444 41 He matches strides with Class 2 stablemate ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE ORIENTAL PEARL IV served notice of his chances tomorrow m an impressive trial with stablemate Johnny Reb II at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The pair matched strides over 600 m m 39.6 sec. The going was
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      Lau gets 'feel' of the track
      102 41 Lau gets 'feel' of the track VISITING Hongkong jockey Samson T.O. Lav, a three-time champion apprentice, had a feel" of the Bukit Timah track yesterday morning. Lav, 24, took out Battery for a round of slow work on the sand before switching him to the grass for a 600 m
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      Interceptor four wins in last five starts goes amiss
      185 41 INTERCEPTOR 11, one of the most improved horses m training, has gone amiss and been deleted. Owned by Bluegrass Stable, the six-year-old New Zealand-bred by Alvaro won four of his last five starts. The last two victories were m Class 1.
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      Four gelded
      58 41 CLASS 1 galloper Quiet Gent, already with four wins, is among four horses recently gelded, according to the Malayan Racing Association's latest classification list. The others are Baba n (Class 2), Speedy Recovery (Class 4) and Walk Far (Class 6). Interceptor II (Ismadi) after his most recent win
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      Week's top gallops
      169 41 Week's top gallops TUESDAY (good going): Commandant 35.5, Drum Roll 35, Florida Falls (Leong) 35.2, Combat Hero 35.5, Tristram Pride (apprentice Hamid) 35.6, Credentials n 35.7, Steady n 35.9, Shoot Up High 36, Rhesius and Right Combination II 36.3, Sri Daman 36.6, Light My Path (Dahlan) 36.2, Return To Reno
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      Leading jockeys
      159 41 Total No of placlngs rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tlley 122 21 15 12 2 Johnston 124 IS 2t 17 S Leong 68 11 8 7 4 SnWan 92 14 8 11 5 Cook 115 IS 17 11 I Lucas 102 IS 5 S 7 Connorton 41 12
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      I Leading trainers
      86 41 Ist 2nd Sri Teh 30 22 19 Zaflr 26 9 10 AllM 20 15 8 Yeah 16 7 15 EBreakelen 14 25 17 KLeong 14 11 7 Rodgere 13 20 17 Oregon 13 10 8 Lee 13 9 19 L*h 11 13 8 Bnaog 11 6 14
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      83 41 Ist 2nd 3rd Auric 12 7 5 I Chens 10 4 7 Btaegraw 10 2 1 QMiimi 9 5 6 MdmTLLong 7 11 AgMam 6 8 7 True Friend 5 2 1 Inderapura 4 19 Ace-In-The-Hole 4 11 HTWee 3 5 2 Delighted 3 3 3 AJK 3
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      2024 41 VfffPM 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV 4 1,200 m WMkULMM (Ratings: 72-59) (Stakes: $15,500) 1 5872*0 Tricky Steven 57 (72) Andrew Foo-E Breukelen 5 mg dl same (1200 m) *Daab 11 2 ****** Peter Pan 111 M (71) Harmony-G Breukelen 7 irq ul +1.5 (1200 m) *Zalnal 2 S
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      263 41 Absence of 'Buck' takes shine out of Preakness BALTIMORE (Maryland), Friday CHIEF'S CROWN, third m the Kentucky Derby, heads a relatively weak field m tomorrow's Preakness Stakes over 1,900 m. The U*****,200 (about Ssl.2 million) Preakness, second leg of America's triple crown, has lost much of its lustre through the
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      Aussie rider hurt in French race spill
      98 41 Aussie rider hurt in French race spill PARIS, Fri. AUSTRALIAN jockey Darren Beadman was taken to hospital yesterday following a fall from his horse, Pas De Choix after the running of the Prix De Nanterre at Longchamps. The mishap occurred when Beadman, 19, was bringing Pas De Choix (French for
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      The line-up
      70 41 Chief's Crown (8 5) Donald Macßeth Eternal Prince (5-2) Chris MeCarron Tank's Prospect (6 1) Patrick Day Skip Trial (10-1) Chris Antley HaJTs Treasure (12-1) Joe Juriice Sparrowvon (15 1) Wayne Barnett Tajawa(2o-l) Patricia Cooksey I Am The Game (20 1) Donald Miller Jr Sport Jet (20-1) Ron
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      288 41 BRISBANE, Friday THE Australian horseracing industry has been rocked by an announcement that faulty laboratory testing equipment was to blame for a recent doping scandal m Queensland. Queensland Racing Minister Russ Hinze, who made the shock revelation at a press conference yesterday, said that papers used
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      Squash quartet win scholarship awards
      231 42  -  TAY CHENG KHOON FOUR of the Republic's leading squash juniors have found that dedication and discipline, on and off court, pays off. They were yesterday named the first recipients of the Singapore Squash Rackets Association's Scholarship Award. Lina Ong, Ernest Tan. Chew Kok Wye and
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      135 42 SINGAPORE had a mixed day at the Malaysian Open junior squash championships m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Though four of their players reached the semifinals, Ernest Tan and Ramesh Dhanabalan were beaten m the Under-16 and Under-18 sections respectively. Third "seed Ernest, the national U-16 champion, betrayed a lack
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      105 42 SEREMBAN, Fri. Hosts Negri Sembilan and Johor will clash m the Malaysian Hockey Federation Under--20 final here tomorrow. In today's semi-finals, Johor upset defending champions Penang 2-1 while Negri defeated Perak 2-0. Selangor beat Singapore 1-0 (for fifth placing) and Kedah beat Armed Forces 4-3
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      178 42 Opener Alan butchers Aussies LONDON, Fri. Surrey opener Alan Butcher turned all-rounder at The Oval yesterday and sent the Australian cricketers to the first defeat of their tour. Butcher removed Graeme Wood and Greg Ritchie m a rare spell of left-arm seam bowling, then hit 64 m a six-wicket triumph
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      250 42 LONDON, FVi. Holders Lancashire crashed out of the Benson and Hedges Cup limited-overs cricket competition yesterday. They lost by six wickets against hosts Worcestershire and were left bottom of their five-team qualifying group. Brief scores: At Worcester: Worcs bt Lanes by 6 wkts. Lanes 258-5
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      ALL THE QUALIFIERS
      277 42 Professionals (Malaysians, unless stated): 14* S. Mori (J) 67, 73. 143 Hsu Chi San (T) 69, 74; P. Braza (RP) 72, 71. 145 Lv Ho Tsai (T) 75, 70. 14fi E. Nival (RP) 72, 74; B. Bluah (M) 74, 72; Mya Aye (B) 72, 74; Archin Sopon
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      108 42 Australians on verge of victory KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Australia stretched their overnight lead to 10 strokes and are poised for victory m the seventh Queen Sirikit Cup golf championship after the second round at the Royal Selangor Golf Club course here today. The 1984 runners-up returned with their two best
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      Lone Ranger again
      476 42  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By Mori still m front despite slump on second day JOHOR BARU, Fri. S. Mori, nicknamed the Lone Ranger for his introspective ways, slowed down the pace but still managed to lead the pack at the half-way stage of the Royal Johor Golf Classic
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      313 42 Japanese twosome share the lead FUKUOKA (Japan). Fri Japan's Hisako Higuchi and Nayoko Yoshikawa shot two-under-par 70s to share a one-stroke lead after the opening round of a US$l6O,OOO ($355,200) women's golf tournament here today. Compatriots Atsuko Hikage and Etsuko Kishi da shared third place by carding 71s over the
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      191 42 KANDY, Fri. Schoolboy Roshan Jurangpathy flayed the Pakistan Under-23 attack with a fine century and helped hosts Sri Lanka overhaul Pakistan's first-innings score as the First Test ended m a draw at the Asgiriya International Stadium here yesterday. Roshan, 17, who came into the side
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      415 42 LOS ANGELES, Fri. American Carl Lewis, who won four Olympic gold medals here last year, will try to put his name m the record books again tomorrow when he goes after one of track's most legendary records Bob Beamon's long-jump mark of 8.90 metres. Lewis,
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      35 43 Jeffrey Low previews Singapore's World Cup qualifying match against Japan Picture by Umbering up for the big test.. .Singapore get a feel of the pitch. JERRY SEH
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      Japan too formidable an obstacle in the path to Mexico
      676 43 Japan too formidable an obstacle in the path to Mexico TOKYO, Fri. Cool, comfortable weather, and a well-rolled pitch as flat as Kallang's, will conspire to make Singapore's penultimate outing for World Cup glory end m a premature exit. It's not that Singapore have given up all hope of beating
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      What Cup final?
      356 43  -  JEFFREY LOW TOKYO, Fri. It's no use talking about the English FA Cup final here. Some Japanese soccer officials, including national coach Takaji Mori, don't even know the big occasion's tomorrow. Worse still, they are not aware that it involves one of the world's most famous football
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      53 43 LONDON, Frl. Kevin Moran was today picked to replace the Injured Graeme Hogg la the Manchester United defence far tomorrow's Football a—riattoa Cap soccer final against Everton. United wUI be led by Bryan Robson, who has recovered from a hamstring Injury. Everton will retain the team that heat Rapid
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      Shao hopes for Exciting Chinese a good start back for encore
      485 43  -  PETER SIOW REPORTS BY CHINESE coach Shao Guanqun will lay his cards for the first time when Singapore line up against Pahang m their opening Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association Cup first-leg clash at the Gay World Stadium tonight. But,
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      50 43 Japan: K. Matsui, Y. Matsnkl, S. Tsunami, H. Kate, Y. Ishlgami, S. Tanaka, K. Kimura, A. Uchlyama, S. Miyaachl, H. Han, K. Hashlratanl. Singapore: David Lee, Sudiat DaU, Anyeong Pak Kuan, Norhalis Shank, A.R.J. Mani, Latiff Rahman, Malek Awab, Razali Saad, Yahya Madon, D. Tokljan, Tay Peng Km.
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      21 43 QUEENSTOWN B drowned Public Swimming Qub 25-2 m a Singapore Swimming Association onder-18 water polo match at Toa Payoh yesterday.
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      Harbingers of doom for the Red Devils?
      210 43  - Harbingers of doom for the Red Devils? JOE DORAI By MANCHESTER United and their fans will surely disagree with the ominous implications, but blues triumphed over reds m two Singapore Business Football League senior knockout matches at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The blue-shir ted Singapore Airlines side trounced the red-ierseyed
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      102 43 ATHLETICS ACJC championships (ACJC. 3). BASKETBALL MABA Cap: Singapore v Pahang (Gay World, 8). CRICKET Friendly: SCRC v Australia High Commission (Balestier Rd. V3O). GOLF Royal Johor Classic (Tasek Utara, 7.30). HOCKEY SHA 1-23 tournament: Khalsa v Boon Lay (Tanglin, 3.45). NETBALL Inter-oonstttuenoy final (Delta Sports Complex, 7.30). SOCCER NFL
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    598 44  -  STELLA DANKER By Bid by hospital to get them to accept 15% rise m fees A GROUP of doctors last night rejected a new attempt by Mount Elizabeth Hospital to get them to accept its recent 15 per cent hike m patients' fees. And they
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    Drug ring used liquid heroin
    122 44 NICE. Fri. French police have revealed that an international drug ring they broke up recently had used a unique process to liquefy heroin, which was then smuggled into the country from Bangkok m French perfume bottles. They said the mastermind of the scheme, Jean-Claude Caron,
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    519 44 Robbery, vehicle thefts down in first quarter CRIME has to some extent been controlled with fewer robberies and vehicle thefts reported m the first three months of this year compared with the same period last year. The number of murders during the two periods remained the same at 20 but
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    109 44 A black market female cops can raid but won't MOSCOW, Fri. A women-only nudist beach on the Baltic coast m Soviet Lithuania has become the centre of a thriving black market, according to a Soviet weekly. The women, buying and selling rare items such as amber, clothing, food and medicines
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    31 44 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 0.22 points to 1,277.83 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    85 44 Japan vigil on missing aircraft TOKYO, Fri. Japanese officials today continued trying to obtain information about a mystery aircraft, suspected of being from the Soviet airline Aeroflot, which vanished off the coast of Siberia yesterday. Aeroflot and other Soviet officials m Tokyo said they had no information on the reported
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    30 44 What it should have been A PICTURE of Mr Li Ka-Shing m yesterday's editorial page was wrongly captioned as that of Sir Yue-Kong Pao. We are sorry for the error.
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    128 44 China keen to broaden ties with Singapore BEIJING, Fri. China is willing to broaden relations with Singapore to their mutual benefit, Vice-Premier Tian Jiyun has told a visiting Singapore Airlines delegation. The official Xinhua news agency reported today that Mr Tian said China would try to expand trade with Singapore
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    Lock icon Firemen fight blaze at Torquay stadium
    178 44 TORQUAY, Fri. Dozens of firemen fought a blaze early today m a soccer stadium at Torquay, southwest England, barely six days after 52 people were killed m a grandstand fire m the northern city of Bradford. Police said nobody was m Torquay United's ground
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    174 44 Raw oysters risky for some groups of people CHICAGO, Fri. Eating raw oysters may cause a deadly infection m heavy drinkers, users of certain medications and people weakened by illness, a study says. People who cdt themselves while handling fresh seafood or expose wounds to salt water may also risk
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    202 44 Workers' Party gets go-ahead for rally THE Singapore Sports Council has given the go-ahead to the Workers' Party's to hoid a public rally at the Toa Payoh Stadium on May 25 from 7 pm to 11 pm. Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, secretary-general of the party and MP for Anson, said he
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      536 2 LACE 2 By Shirley Conran Penguin, 1985, 479 pages, $13.50 Rovtewod by AUDREY PERERA READING Lace 2 after Lace is like eating soggy pisang goreng after a perfect pepper steak you doubt they were prepared by the same person; the tastes do not
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        567 8  - Statistics which make us mean Rebecca Chua I Saturday Observer IN A country chock-full of statistics, people are either average or mean sometimes both. The average Singaporean is the one with 1.9 children, 1.3 cars and 3.4 in-laws, and lives m a 2.7-room HDB flat. It doesn't make any difference
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        622 10  -  SUSANNA KULATISSA A three-page report to mark the opening of the CTE between Pan Island Expressway and Thomson Road By IT GLEAMED m the sun, its railings still smelling of fresh paint. A few workers m overalls dotted the otherwise empty stretch of highway, either retarring
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        57 10 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Public Works Department and Koh Brothers Building C.E. Contractor Re Ltd on the occasion of the Official Opening of the Central Expressway from PIE to Thomson Road by Mr. Lawrence Sia Khoon Seong, MP for Moulmein KIAN HOONG MACHINERY CO. Blk. 636. ANG MO KIO
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        182 10 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Public Works Department and Koh Brothers Building C.E. Contractor Pte Ltd on the occasion of the Official Opening of the Central Expressway from PIE to Thomson Road by Mr. Lawrence Sia Khoon Seong, MP for Moulmein up n p F5 UK U ILd m is§s
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        763 12 6 Local contractors should be given the opportunity to handle such big projects. For when bigger contractors land such jobs, smaller sub-con- tractors get the chance to learn. s HE waited patiently. First, for me to finish asking my questions, and then for them
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        254 12 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Public Works Department and Koh Brothers Building C.E. Contractor Pte Ltd on the occasion of the Official Opening of the Central Expressway from PIE to Thomson Road by Mr. Lawrence Sia Khoon Seong, MP for Moulmein HOE SENG HUAT HARDWARE CO (PTE) LTD TELEPHONE: 292
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        852 14 PROFESSIONAL SUPPLIER OF HEAVY-DUTY We wiU be at our New Premises I VW C 1 UTENSILS FOR HOTEL CATERING INDUSTRIES. fiom 18 May 1985. /V^^^L >1 Sole Agents: South East Asia 89 short STREET, #01-02/03 \/t#^/^^^K^-^ **gr Bass- Bgsa ~fc^J S "JU-C °r~i *^n golden wall auto centre, <OV C
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        683 15 OS NATIONAL mWJ UNIVERSITY M^f OF SINGAPORE FACULTY OF ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SENIOR TUTORSHIPS Applications are invited for appointment to Senior Tutorships m the Faculty of Accountancy and Business Administration. Candidates should possess at least a good honours degree m either accountancy or business administration. Graduates m related disciplines
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        1247 15 Jm~ V Management Consultants Pte Ltd Bp Management Consultants m a wide range of services including: executive X recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, X- manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market mk surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and X compensation structuring, as
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        825 16 APPOINTMENTS t J < *JJj~JL i— Management Consultants PERSONNEL MANAGER Compensation negotiable around $120,000 per annum plus excellent benefits MCS 8050 Our client is an international banking corporation, well established m South East Asia providing a full range of commercial banking services. The bank has a significant presence m Malaysia
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        449 16 EH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY W OF SINGAPORE Applications are invited for appointment to the posts ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN m the Faculties of Medicine and Science QUALIFICATIONS (a) At least 3 G.C.E. 'O' Level passes, preferably including science and/or technical subjects; OR (b) Passes at 'A' Level m 2 subjects, preferably including
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        1173 16 I CM EC O ur Client, an international organisation, is a leader m the design fabrication and construction of Jfc^* H wALCw metal plate structures mainly for the petroleum and energy related industries With established opera- B^^| H ■^%a*. cr- r~ i. tions m more than countries worldwide tne organisation
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        884 17 APPOINTMENTS W We are a major International Engineering and Construction Company \M with operations, extending throughout the World. In the South East H Asia Region, we are involved m all aspects related to the engineering, H I design, fabrication and installation of Oil and Gas facilities, Petrochemi- m j cal
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        658 17 affiliate of ORi International, a consortium of professional consultants offering a comprehensive range of ■^Bs^rVl organization development (OD) services. HUMAN RESOURCE I SALARY: $150,000 Annual Package 1 Ref No: ES 1550 I A top calibre professional with an excellent record m personnel I management is invited to assume the position
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        686 17 P* S SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION fl invites applications for the following 9 fl positions:I 1. STENOGRAPHERS I ($BO5 $1449) THE JOB: fl To take dictation and to transcribe from their H own notes and from recording machines. To H do copy typing and take notes at meeting QUALIFICATIONS: B GCE
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        583 17 P IiBLOIND MAKINO 1 ASIA PTE LTD JA (An established company engaged m the manu facturmg of precision lathes and high technology CNC machining cen'resl invites applications to r the posts of Section Manager (Purchasing) Responsibilities r; Overall local and overseas procurement oi iav\ materials, machine parts, plant supplies, ij
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        675 18 APPOINTMENTS fciTIBANKO the local bank that's a global bank In support of our growing business operations, we invite suitable candidates for the following position: Marketing Manager (PERSONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES) Reporting to the Business Head, the successful candidate will assist m developing high net worth individuals relationships and broadening our client
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        805 18 I Petrochemical Corporation of I Singapore (Private) Limited 111 T he vu P Btream Company of Singapore's $2 billion II Petrochemical Complex invites applications from suitably qualified persons for the following positions:- I MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR I B (Instrumentation) I 1 The successful candidate will report to the Engineer and assist
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        679 18 invites applications from Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents of Singapore citizens of ASEAN countries for the following appointments:ESTATES OFFICER I IN (A) TRAINING Qualifications): Applicants must possess a good honours degree from a recognised university with several years of relevant working experience m the field of adult training/education. Preference will be given
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        624 18 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS SATS, a wholK owned subsidiaiv of SI A. is an airline servicing Compans established more I than 35 years ago. "Service" is our business and I this we provide as handling agent to no fewer than 30 scheduled airlines and several ad-hoc operators operating through Singapore To do
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        786 19 APPOINTMENTS I ~Jxj~ MALAYAN CREDIT LAND PTE LTD invites suitably qualified applicants for the position of a: (1) Resident Engineer (2) Senior M& E Clerk-of-Works (Mechanical) for prestigious Multi-Storey Commercial /Office Complex at Shenton. I Way/Keppel Road. 1 Qualifications for Post (1) I (a) Applicants should possess a degree m
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        752 19 M 0 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS is the worlds JL leading supplier of semiconductor ____^^nP^B components and materials. For over 20 •^LIaM years we have been at the forefront of HI I semiconductor technology. Tl Singapore is the MOS Memory Centre producing DRAM and EPROM products and we're dedicated to innovation and
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        618 19 PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION Applications are invited from citizens and permanent residents of Singapore for the following posts: POST 1: DANCER POST 2: GIRL PIPER POST 3: STAGEHAND Requirements Post I Below 25 years of age, at least I 6m tall with experience m dancing. Post 2: ABRSM Certificate Grade V m
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        560 19 bm... DBrlrl rfICTEn i -Ntsß I invites applications for the following position I I for their Singapore Office I SALES EXECUTIVE I B (Chemical Division) I Minimum GCE 'A' leve l with r*-dit ir H Chemistry, OR I Diploma m Electronic Engineer, nv; mH aedi I H m Chemistry at
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        780 20 APPOINTMENTS ■I FRASGR NEAVE GROUP I To meet the increasing requirements arising from business expan- H sion, we invite applications to rill the following posts: B If EXPORT MANAGER I II The Export Manager will formulate and implement marketing strategies as I IB well a> achieve viles targets m his
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        654 20 An independent energy company operating m Asia is currently recruiting exploration professionals. Vacancies exist for an mEk Exploration Manager and Geologists. Those selected are expected to travel overseas m the course of the BH company's work. Requirements: I EXPLORATION 4 I MANAGER I Degree m Geology or Geophysics |H Minimum
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        534 20 SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES TAKEOFF to a rewarding aerospace career We offer young people with GCE O7NTC 3/Sec. 2 qualification the opportunities to be trained for a worthwhile career m a high technology industry. Pick from the following five specialized fields: Aircraft Maintenance GCE 'O' level with credits m Mathematics and
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        202 20 /rnolex A world leader m the manufacture of elec- I trical /electronic terminals and connectors I has the following vacancies: Certificate m Electrical/Mechanical Engineering Minimum 8 years working experience m a manufacturing environment Able to repair mechanical and electrical auto assembly machines Above 30 years old NTC 2/3 or ITC
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        576 21 APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE (SRO REFINING CO. PTE. LTD. In view of the expansion of our refinery facilities to include a Hydrocracker plant, the Company invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the vacancy of: SAFETY CO-ORDINATOR QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE Degree m engineering, physics, chemistry, bio -chemistry, ergonomics or occupational hygiene or a
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        653 21 Duty Free Shoppers fl B^H B^Ba I Because of a significant expansion m our business as a result of our I operating the duty free liquor /tobacco concession with effect from f^H I 1 July 85, we have openings for the following positions IH fl CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERS (FEMALE) [J
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        316 21 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEER A progressive international manufacturing company offers an excellent career opportunity to a Degree or Diploma graduate m Electrical Engineering (majoring m Electronics) with at least 2 years' experience m industrial electronics equipment. Additional experience obtained m electrical engineering would be an advantage. Graduates without working experience may be
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        517 21 B* Jmmmmma^mmW B>^ M L BBBI^BBBBK.aaBBBBBBBBr m BM BjJ|Bk m W^M B 4 Mf* m M^mmW 88. I RHf JmmmTmm |L 4*JB bß3^^ 4IIJ BY. afl mWTk Challenging opportunities forMailceting Managers/Executives. Unicorn International is the marketing force behind Singapore's Defence Industries. We are currently looking for suitably qualified young men
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        676 22 APPOINTMENTS Digital Equipment Corporation is the second largest computer manufacturer m the world and a multi-national leader m the j manufacture, sales and servicing of mini-computers. We have a I J vacancy for the position of: I Personnel I I Manager I The appointee will be responsible for all aspects
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        479 22 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD invites applications for our Subsidiary Company. lira CDC CONSTRUCTION 'Iftg DE VEL OPM EN T PTE LTD Maintenance Supervisor (Electrical) The successful applicant will be responsible for a team of workers for electrical installation and maintenance at our construction sites. He should have a
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        784 22 I The contractor for the construction of the Pulau Seraya Undersea Cable Tunnel invites I B suitably qualified applicants for the following positions: H Responsible for all accounting matters involved m running a major contract together with B other duties concerned with accounting for a company. Specific responsibilities will include
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        373 22 DATA GENERAL CORPORATION is a Fortune 500 US Company which designs, manufactures and sells general purpose computers. Our success is based on comprehensive customer support, product compatibility, industry-lead m quality and reliability as well as our dedicated, highly trained and skilled employees throughout the world. To strengthen its essential support
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        1195 23 APPOINTMENTS 11 DIETHELM II I The Special Products Division of Diethelm Singapore Pte Ltd 111 1 seeks an experienced Bfl II Chemical Sales Specialist I m his early thirties who is also a graduate from either the Bfl I NUS or Polytechnic with a Degree m Chemical Engineering, IB 0-
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        155 23 j NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OP THE COMPANIES ACT, CAP. 185 IN THE MATTER OF ROCKVEST PTE LTD Notice is hereby given that the creditors of Rockvest Pte Ltd which is being wound up voluntarily, are required on or before 17th June, 1985 to send m their
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        115 23 BAILIFF'S SALE In The Subo'dmetf Courts O< The Republic O* Smgapoie Writ o\ Secure Sale No 487 o» 1985 m the Cause of Rant< O'Connor's S oore Pte Ltd Plaiiti" versus Lim Geok Eng T/A Lucky Electric Traders f3efenoa-'i AUCTION SALE OF Gas Cookers CooKe r Hoods Rice Cookers Eiectncai
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        681 24 NOTICES VEHICLE SERVICING CENTRE We are planning to build a Vehicle Servicing Centre of approximately 400 sq. metre within a service centre site. The Centre will be planned to house the latest equipment for servicing and minor repairs. We invite experienced operators with sound financial backing for detailed discussions on
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        133 24 ROCKVEST PTE LTD (In members' v*lutary UqaMiUo.) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of Rockvest Pte Ltd held on 15th April, 1985 the following special resolutions was duly passed. 1. "That Mr Low Tin Kee of M/s T X Low Co, Public Accountants, Singapore, be appointed as liquidator for the purposes
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