The Straits Times, 25 May 1985

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    16 1 The Straits Times j Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/85
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    'Happy family' push by Govt
    468 1 Programme stresses primary parental role m beating juvenile delinquency THE Government is launching an "effective parenting" programme to help solve the problem of juvenile delinquency. According to the Ministry of Community Development, at least 300 to 400 children are placed under its supervision each year.
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    Grads may get to teach in primary schools
    404 1 Grads may get to teach in primary schools Education Ministry's campaign to attract more to enter teaching GRADUATES will be allowed to teach m primary schools but only after secondary schools and junior colleges are fully staffed by degree holders. Giving an idea of what's m store m the teaching
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    When ROV men played cabby to get feedback—'
    350 1 When ROV men played cabby to get feedback SEVENTEEN officers from the Registry of Vehicles went undercover as taxi drivers m a two-month experiment to gauge cabbies' earnings and public reaction to the taxi fare increase, Shin Mm Daily News reported yesterday. Working single and double shifts, their experience showed
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    Lock icon Restricted travel for Soviet staff
    178 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate Intelligence Committee has voted to restrict travel by Soviet employees of the UN Secretariat after saying that more than 200 of the 800 workers were thought to be engaged m spying. The proposal will go to the House of Representatives and
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    Day a premier's flight came to a halt
    223 1  - Day a premier's flight came to a halt TAN LIAN CHOO By A JET carrying Turkish Prime Minister Mr Torgat ObU mad Us entourage woo about to take off when it came to mm abrupt halt yesterday. The cause of the drama was a missing member, Mr Pilal Koksal, a
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    Arson cases: 14-year-old girl being questioned
    170 1 A 14- YEAR-OLD girl is now helping police with investigations into at least 10 cases of arson m Marsiling Road m the past two months. The girl was arrested by police yesterday as she was setting fire to a bicycle along the 12thstorey corridor
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    Lock icon Setback as Reagan's MX plan takes a big cut
    482 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Ronald Reagan suffered what may be the most serious setback yet to his defence programme when the Senate voted to limit deployment of the MX nuclear missile, the symbol of his big military build-up, to a mere 50
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      Lock icon SEPTUPLET DIES
      42 1 OEANGE (California), Fri. The tiniest of the six surviving Frustaei septuplets, a boy nicknamed "Peanut,' r died sf complications from his premature birth. Teacher Mrs Patricia Frustaei delivered foor hoys, two girls aad a stillborn girl so Taesday morning. AP
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      Lock icon IBM SLASHES PC PRICES
      46 1 NEW YORK, Fri. international Business Machines (IBM) today anssosced immediate cats of up to 25 per cent In the price sf its two Krsonal computers, the Junior and the PC Portable. IBM did not explain why it had eat Its prices. AFP
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      28 1 Inside 60 pages today Summary 2 World News 3,4,5 Asean 8 Causeway 8 Editorial 16 Background 17 Letters 18 Times Dollar 11-22 Classifieds 23-33 Racing 34-35 Sports 33,38-39
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      687 2 I Hospital opens soon Thk first patients of the National University Hospital will be treated when the Department of Medicine and the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery begin operations m late June. The other departments m the hospital at Kent Ridge, including the Emergency Department, would start operating later, said
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      Comment
      207 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: o A MUSEUM should not be Just an exhibition of things. To be meaningful, it must be a display of an argument or more, a thesis, on those aspects of the past that determined aad continue to affect our present world and oar peculiar way
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      Forum
      80 2 GIVE JOB-SEEKERS A CHANCE A JOB applicant has expressed dissatisfaction with the way two potential employers treated him recently. He says potential employers should realise they are not the only ones who have to set aside time to conduct interviews. Applicants too have to .mend time and incur travelling
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      252 2 HONGKONGBANK CONFIDENT CHINA WILL MAINTAIN POLICIES HONGKONGBANK is confident that China will keep its word to foreign businessmen. It believes that the present policies and philosophy will be maintained. "I find it a source of comfort and encouragement that this concern is understood m Beijing," the Chairman of the
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      237 2 Young but at the top POLICE INSPECTOR M. Neethianathan has become Singapore's youngest Grade One internationl hockey umpire. At 32, Neethianathan is only the fourth Singaporean to achieve the grading. His elevation to the elite comes after his excellent handling of matches m the 10-nation Asian Cup competition m
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      Around the world
      522 2 Japan top investor? JAPAN is now the largest creditor among the industrialised nations of the West, surpassing the United States and Britain. It is also expected to emerge soon as the world's largest foreign investor. It had been a net debtor country until 1968. Japan's foreign assets
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      Section Two
      393 2 'Old-fashioned' Bali WHEN Hugh Mabbett decided he wanted complete control of the publication of his first book The Balinese, he simply set up a firm to publish it So early this year, back home m New Zealand, he formed January Books. He describes The Balinese as an "old-fashioned"
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      201 2 Safe one more year VIETNAMESE escaping from their homeland will continue to get some protection from pirates for another year. Twelve Western donor-nations pledged US$l.6 million ($53.5 million) of the US$2.7 million that the office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees for its anti-piracy
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      35 2 Our boarding house j wSingaporz fa mofajurh net, looked Over 60 real-lite stories of Singapore vividly told bypostvtattors. Distributed by Rl FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS 2 Jurong Port Road Singapore 22fcj memoer o< T he Times OrgijisatKy
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  • around the WORLD
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      Lock icon Seoul students riot as protest goes on
      373 3 SEOUL, Friday RIOT police clashed with thousands of students demonstrating m support of colleagues occupying the US Information Service library here since yesterday to protest against Washington's support for President Chun Doo Hwan. At several campuses here, riot police fought with students who
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      Japan soon to be top investor
      289 3  - Japan soon to be top investor PETER HAZELHURST By Tokyo Reporter TOKYO, Fri. Japan has surpassed the United States aad Britain as the largest creditor among the industrialised nations of tie West and is soon expected te emerge as the world's largest foreign investor. A net debtor country until 1968,
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      Lock icon Martial law warning in Sri Lanka
      307 3 COLOMBO, Fri. Sri Lankan President Junius Jayewardene has warned he may impose martial law to counter attacks by separatist guerillas. In a statement to parliamentarians of his ruling United National Party last night, Mr Jayewardene declared: "Peace and order has to be restored at
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      Lock icon French visit
      31 3 PARIS, Fri. Vietnamese Education Minister Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh will pay an official visit to France from May 31 to June 5, the Vietnamese embassy here said yesterday. AFP
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      Lock icon Black money big business in India
      191 3 Black money big business in India NEW DELHI, Fri. Black money, the unaccounted-for currency resulting from tax evasion and illegal transactions, amounted to a fifth of India's gross national product for 1963-84, according to a confidential report. The United News of India (UNI) said yesterday the report, which had been
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      Lock icon We let the side down: Chinese team
      214 3 BEIJING, Fri. CHINA'S soccer team criticised themselves on the front page of a state-run sportnewspaper today for losing a World Cup Siallf ying match to ongkong which triggered Beijing's worst street violence since the communists took power SC years ago. "We have failed
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      Lock icon Carrian: Two more charged
      113 3 Carrian: Two more charged HONGKONG, Fri. Two Hongkong businessmen were charged today with conspiracy to defraud m connection with the collapse of the Carrian group, once one of the ritish colony's largest property firms. Court officials said SteEhen Lam, 47, and his rother Rogerio, 48, were charged m connection with
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      Lock icon Libyan promised $2.2 m if bomb went off
      188 4 CAIRO, Fri. A Libyan agent arrested m an embassy bomb plot had been promised US$l million (552.2 million) if he succeeded, sources said. An Egyptian Interior Ministry statement said he had arrived m Alexandria on April 20 with a car that had
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      Lock icon Niger River may dry up warning
      94 4 BRUSSELS, Fri. If drought continues for another two weeks m the West African Sahel region, the Niger River may dry up completely for the first time m recorded history. Speaking before the development commission of the European Economic Community's Assembly, Mr Jacques Siculon of
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      Lock icon Airliner collided with military plane
      111 4 MOSCOW. Fri. A Soviet airliner whleh crashed earlier this month collided with a military biplane killing about 81 people. Soviet sources said yesterday. They were giving details of a May S crash over the Ukraine which was reported In the official press to have involved
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      Lock icon British call for all out war on drug abuse
      299 4 British call for all out war on drug abuse 'Greatest peacetime threat to nation 9 LONDON, Fri. A British parliamentary committee has urged drastic action including use of the armed forces against an anticipated flood of drugs which it says is the greatest peacetime threat the country has ever faced.
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      Lock icon No last name for queen
      59 4 MBABANE, Fri. Swaziland's head of state, Queen Regent Ntombi, will no longer be called by her last name which means "girl" as it suggests disrespect, the government has said. A statement by the Home Affairs Ministry last night said the Queen would now be simply
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      Lock icon 200 die in Beirut battle for camps
      279 4 200 die in Beirut battle for camps BEIRUT, Fri. Shi'ite Muslim militiamen and Palestinian guerillas struggled for control of Beirut's refugee camps yesterday, fighting from house to burning house. Dozens of bodies lay m the streets. Police said at least 201 people had been killed and about 1,165 wounded since
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      Lock icon Conductor defects
      46 4 STUTTGART, Fri Wurf Dieter Hauschild, conductor of the East German Radio Symphony Orchestra m Leipzig yesterday announced his defection to West Germany because the East German authorities opposed his tour plans m the West. He is one of East Germa nv's best-known conductors AFP
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      Lock icon Solidarity men refuse to testify
      181 4 GDANSK, Friday THREE leodera of Poland's mmam Solidarity labour movement, who are accused of Illegal union activities and fomenting public unrest, refused to testify when they went on trial yesterday In the Baltic port of Gdansk. Dissident intellectual Adam Michnik and former nndernro— i lenders
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      Lock icon Engineer gets life for bid to sell secrets
      258 5 LOS ANGELES, Fri. AIRCRAFT engineer Thomas Cavanagh was sentenced yesterday to life imprisonment for trying to sell secrets concerning the billiondollar "Stealth" bomber to federal agents posing as Russians. Cavanagh, 4U, who had claimed he was deeply m debt, was accused of
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      Lock icon US envoy quotes Bardot as defence
      105 5 US envoy quotes Bardot as defence UNITED NATIONS, Fri. America's new UN Ambassador Vernon Walters yesterday quoted French actress Brigitte Bardot to defend the US trade embargo against Nicaragua. "Only the very stupid remain rigid and fixed m one posit on," Mr Walters said at his first news conference at
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      Lock icon Argentinians protest against tough policies
      367 5 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Tens of thousands of people staged a mass rally near President Raul Alfonsin's palace yesterday to protest against the Argentine government's economic policies as a one-day general strike crippled major ports and closed most banks m the capital. Organisers said 250,000 people
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      Lock icon President's award for Sinatra, Stewart
      164 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. Conveying the appreciation of the United States, President Ronald Reagan yesterday bestowed the nations highest civilian honour on Hollywood stars Frank Sinatra and Jimmy Stewart and 10 other pioneers m their respective fields. Following a tradition set by former President Harry Truman more
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      Lock icon Scientists regain satellite control
      277 5 It tumbled about m space for almost a year WASHINGTON, Fri. Government scientists have brought back to life a US$5O million (Ssllo million) weather satellite that has been tumbling helplessly m space for nearly a year. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which operates weather satellites,
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        Lock icon Talks only after polls
        58 5 GOVERNOR Vasco de Almeida c Costa said m Macau yesterday that he believed negotiations with China on the territory's future will only begin next year after Portugal has elected a new president. President Antonio Ramalho Eanes's term ends this year and a new president will be
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        Lock icon Soviet embassy blast
        82 5 A MYSTERIOUS explosion m the newly-com-pleted Soviet Embassy complex. in Rangoon oti Monday night brought Burmese police and military to the scene only to be turned away by the embassy staff. Some Soviet diplomats denied any explosior inside the six-storey complex which was opened on April 24.
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        Lock icon West Ham in trouble
        71 5 ENGLISH first division soccer club West Ham faces prosecution for keeping gates locked during a match without stewards m attendance, the authorities m London said on Thursday. The Greater London Council, which is responsible for the city's public services, said it was issuing a summons against
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        Lock icon Five hurt in riots
        47 5 FIVE people were hurt m rioting and arson which flared up on Thursday night m South Africa's Black townships, police said m Johannesburg yesterday. The police statement reported that an army patrol was called m to put out blazes m two townships. Reuter
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        Lock icon First by minister
        69 5 EGYPTIAN Oil Minister Abdel-Hadi Kandeel will be the first Egyptian minister to visit Israel m three years when he arrives for a two-day stay on Monday, an Israeli official said m Jerusalem yesterday. Mr Kandeel will meet President Chaim Herzog, Prime Minister Shimon Peres, Foreign Minister Yitzhak
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      251 5 Wm THE INTELLIGENT SQUARE At the heart of Exchange Square is one of the most sophisticated communications and data systems m the world today. One that is linked to each floor by built-in block wiring, just like electronic plumbing And one that is available to every tenant, large or small,
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  • AROUND ASEAN
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      Lock icon 'Crying Lady' recalled as a witness
      272 6 'Crying Lady' recalled as a witness MANILA, Fri. The Philippine Supreme Court today ordered the only witness to admit seeing the Manila airport murder of former opposition leader Benigno Aquino to submit to cross-examination. The court voted 10-2 m favour of dismissing the petition of Rebecca Quijano, dubbed "The Crying
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      Lock icon Anti-pirate plan on for another year
      443 6 GENEVA, Friday VIETNAMESE escaping from their homeland will continue to get some protection from pirates for another year. A United Nations programme against pirates menacing the Vietnamese "boat people" will continue for another year although funds for it have dropped by US$l million (552.2
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      Lock icon Canberra visit: An assurance to Asean
      298 6 CANBERRA, Fri. Australia has assured Asean that the visit here by two senior Phnom Penh officials did not indicate any change m Canberra's policy towards the Heng Samrin regime, a government spokesman said here today. The assurance came after Malaysia, chairing the Asean standing
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      Lock icon Hanoi envoy gets Thai protest note
      191 6 Hanoi envoy gets Thai protest note BANGKOK, Fri. Thailand today summoned Hanoi's ambassador to protest against more than 10 Vietnamese troop incursions from Cambodia since November and warned that Bangkok would use all available means against any violation of its territory. A Foreign Ministry memorandum given to Ambassador Tran Quang
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      Lock icon Vendors' days numbered
      103 6 THESE roadside venders throng the has terminal at Tanah Ahang Street ia Jakarta despite orders by city officials te leave. Such scenes are common la the Indonesian capital where tke vendors canse frequent t raffle congestions ar— d market places. The authorities' plan to resettle tke vendors
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      Lock icon Firecrackers blow-up damages buildings
      111 6 JAKARTA, Fri. A truck loaded with firecrackers exploded m central Jakarta last night damaging nearby buildings but causing no casualties, eyewitnesses said. The cause of the blast was not immediately known. Police and army spokesmen refused comment and security officials were not available. The parked truck
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      Lock icon Imelda won't run for President, Marcos tells opponents
      207 6 MANILA, Fri. President Ferdinand Marcos asked opponents yesterday to spare his wife Imelda from personal attacks, saying she would not run for President m the next election. "I am the one who will run," he said. Mr Marcos said criticisms that Mrs
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  • AROUND ASEAN...and Across The Causeway
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      Lock icon Mentris Besar all keep Umno posts
      237 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. All Mentris Besar and a Chief Minister have retained their post as divisional leaders m the Umno elections. Except for Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar Datuk Mohamad Isa Abdul Samad, the others were returned unopposed when nominations for divisional posts closed. Datuk
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      Lock icon Extradition inquiry
      81 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A court here is to hold an inquiry into an application for extradition of a Malaysian to stand trial for a murder he allegedly committed while he was a student m West Germany, press reports said today. Woo Chee Kong, 23, was alleged to have
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      Lock icon Nation's heritage depicted in dance
      84 8 PARTICIPANTS from Jogjakarta performing a dance depicting bravery m defending the nation during Indonesia's National Awakening Day thi fi tuoa lr The Jogjakarta performers were among more than 8M artistes who took part m a twohour procession at the National Monument Square m Jakarta on
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      Lock icon All aboard for Malayan Railway's centenary
      234 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malayan Railway (KTM) will celebrate its 100 th year m service this July m a big way. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad will launch the celebration and exhibition at Taiping Railway Station on July 18. Taiping has been chosen
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      Lock icon Aids a notifiable disease
      124 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. The government has gazetted Aids (Acquired immune Deficiency Syndrome) as a notifiable disease m Malaysia. This means that doctors and the public are now legally bound to inform the health authorities when they come across any suspected or known cases of Aids. Anyone
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      Lock icon Babies add to migrant woes
      291 8 Indonesian mothers come to Malaysia to give birth KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE problems posed by the increasing number of illegal Indonesian immigrants m Malaysia are being worsened by the fact more of them are having babies m this country. Official sources said that almost every
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      Sogososha way to boost non-oil exports
      264 8  - Sogososha way to boost non-oil exports YANG RAZALI KASSIM By INDONESIAN exporters may be asked to operate along sogososha lines to boost the export drive of the country's non-oil products. According to the Suara Karva newspaper, the Trade Ministry sees such trading houses as a future trend m the country's
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      Lock icon MCA may form panel to clean up membership list
      211 8 MCA may form panel to clean up membership list KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The MCA ad-hoc committee is likely to set up an independent secretariat to rid the party's membership register of "phantom members. Malaysian Chinese Association sources said today that qualified and well-paid professionals would be employed to do this.
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      Widow of Runme Shaw to be treated in US
      150 9 MADAM Peggy Shaw, 67, widow of film magnate Runme Shaw, is m hospital with a serious intestinal disorder. She has been receiving treatment at the Gleneagles Hospital but will be flown today to the University Medical Centre m San Francisco for
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      Sri Lankan group on tour
      29 9 A SRI Lankan delegation headed by Mr A. M. R. B. Attanayake, Deputy Minister ot Higher Education, will arrive tomorrow for a three-day visit.
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      Hospital opening soon
      347 9  -  KONG SOOK CHIN Kent Ridge to take m first batch of patients m late June By THE National University Hospital, the first privately-run government-owned hospital, will be opened m stages, starting next month. The first patients will be treated when the Department of Medicine and the Department
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      Contractor fined for damage
      55 9 NG ENG Chuan Contractor was fined $640 yesterday for damaging a Public Utilities Board cable along Lower Delta Road on Jan 25. The damaged cable caused public lighting along Jalan Bukit Merah and Lower Delta Boad to fail for several days. The proprietor, Ng Eng Chuan,
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      First hospital with $3.6 m automation unit
      107 9 THE National University Hospital is the first hospital m Singapore to have a $3.6 million building automation system In its nerve centre or central control room. The BAS monitors and controls $60 million worth of equipment and lifesupporting systems. it ensures that the
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      Choo San to run a class
      151 9 TWENTY-FIVE dancers here will have a chance to take a class with the Washington Ballet's choreographer Goh Choo San. It will be the first time that Singapore-born Choo San, the company's associate artistic director and resident choreograEher, has given a class ere though this
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      Two lose bid to get back $68,000 deposit
      297 9 Two lose bid to get back $68,000 deposit TWO buyers of an 826 sq. metre plot of land at Lorong Mydin off Sims Avenue, lost their $68,040 deposit when they refused to complete the purchase. They also failed m their attempt yesterday to get the High Court to order the
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      Singapore 'gateway to trade links with China'
      279 9  -  IVAN LIM By BONN, Fri. Singapore sees itself as a gateway for European and other foreign entrepreneurs who want to trade with China. During talks with labour and government leaders here, Mr Ong Teng Cheong, the NTUC Secretary-General, said: "With our banking and
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      Vital role of booksellers
      134 9 BOOKSELLERS and stationers were asked yesterday to pay .more attention to people's cultural and spiritual well-being. They should help develop the reading habit by introducing good quality reading materials and encouraging cultural and artistic activities. The call was made by a Vice-President of the Singapore Chinese
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      Jeya outlines the society he wants
      566 10  -  AHMAD OSMAN Party officials to discuss basic beliefs at rally today By THE Workers' Party yesterday spelt out what it described as the basic ingredients for the kind of society it wanted for Singapore. Its belief m the oneness of all peoples everywhere, equal
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      New bid to clear charges
      265 10 J.B. JEYARETNAM and Wong Hong Toy are pressing tor another chance to clear themselves of five criminal charges. The leaders of the Workers* Party have filed an application to take their case to the Court of Criminal Appeal. A similar application was rejected by Chief
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      Salesmen on petrol charge
      84 10 TWO salesmen were separately charged yesterday with act declaring to the Woodlands Customs checkpoint that they had premium petrel which is dutiable. Yeow Teck Hock, 34, is alleged to have had three litres while Ravildso s/o Giwarlal, TA, allegedly had four lites of petrol on Thursday
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      'Do more' call to CC leaders
      206 10 COMMUNITY leaders of Chong Boon were last night urged to organise more activities for the young and old m the area. "Specifically we should look at activities for children, housewives, youths and working adults," said Mr Chandra Das, MP for Chong Boon, at a
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      Yong family draw jail terms for rioting
      371 10 Yong family draw jail terms for rioting SK members of the Yong family were jailed for between a month and eight months yesterday by a district court for rioting at an emporium more than one-and-a-half years ago. And just after the sentences were passed by District Judge Syed Alwee Alsree,
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      New warrant against 'unpaid fares' case man
      105 10 New warrant against 'unpaid fares' case man A FRESH warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of businessman Seah Peng Song, 58. who is facing four summonses of refusing to pay taxi fares amounting to $1,715. Seah did not turn up m court for the fourth time yes terday, but
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      Australian historian here for visit
      92 10 Australian historian here for visit AUSTRALIA'S Official Historian. Dr Peter Edwards, will arrive here on Tuesday for a four-day visit. He will visit the National University of Singapore on Wednesday morning and hold discussions with Associate Professor I_au Teik Soon, MP for Serangoon Garden. ViceDean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences,
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      Marriage fees up next month
      265 11 IT WILL cost more to register for a marriage from next month. The Ministry of Community Development will increase marriage registration fees and other charges by an average of 30 per cent from June 15. The across-the-board increase is necessary because of higher costs incurred
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      Doctor pays $1 m for missing banker's house
      202 11 Doctor pays $1 m for missing banker's house THE former house of banker and businessman Ng Sau Long, who absconded m March, has been sold for $1.07 million. The buyer, a doctor, paid a 10 per cent downpayment for the double-storey house at 18-C, Chatsworth Road, m the Tanglin Road
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      Deadline for remaining Wayang St hawkers
      213 11 Deadline for remaining Wayang St hawkers THE remaining 27 hawkers la front of the Thong Chai Medical Institute at Wayang Street will have to move to the nearby Ellenborough Street Hawkers Centre by next Friday. The move Is part of the Government's plan to reslte all street hawkers In proper
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      Students get Esso awards
      39 11 SIX final-year marine engineering students from the Singapore Polytechnic received Esso Marine Scholarships worth $1,500 each yesterday. About $49,000 has been awarded to 43 students, without bond, since the scholarship was introduced 15 years ago.
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      Former students' adviser in Perth is dead
      158 11 Former students' adviser in Perth is dead MARY HODGKIN, who was a "mother-figure" to many overseas students m the university of Western Australia, died on March 1 this year. Mrs Hodgkin was 75 years old. She represented the Malaysian and Singapore Governments as liaison officer for their students m Western
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      Applicants invited to sign up for VITB part-time courses
      112 11 REGISTRATION for part-time courses run by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board (VTTB) will be held next* week. The courses include business studies, Best programme and lanApplicants should sign up during the registration period from Monday to Friday between 7 pm
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      Deadline set for landlord's reply to rent cut demand
      413 11  - Deadline set for landlord's reply to rent cut demand L. E PREMA By A GROUP of President Merlin Hotel Complex shop-tenants, who petitioned for lower rent last month, have sent a second letter to their landlord, South Union Company this time setting a twoweek deadline for a reply. The letter,
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      Australia's door 'still open to banks in Singapore'
      278 12 WESTERN Australia's Premier Brian Burke said yesterday there may be opportunities for more Singapore banks to obtain licences to operate m Australia. He said the door was not closed to foreign banks applying for new licences. Earlier this year, licences were given
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      Police on trail of flasher
      640 12  -  LAI YEW KONG GILLIAN POW CHONG CHUA CHIN CHYE The Winnifred Teo murder Man exposed himself at least five times By and POLICE investigating the murder of schoolgirl Winnifred Teo are believed to be looking for a man who had exposed himself at least five
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      New look for old river by March
      244 12 WORK on improving the Singapore River Is expected to be completed by March next year. It started m March last year and will cost the Environment Ministry $5.7 million. The first phase of cleanlng-op the 8-km river and repairing the broken river walls
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      A Club Med here won't be in beach resort style
      366 12 THE signs are positive that Club Mediterranee. an international resort chain, will set up shop m Singapore, but probably not m the style of a beach resort. Mr Jean-Robert Reznik, Club Med's Chairman and Managing Director for the AsiaPacific and
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      Work starts on Hari Raya 'gate'
      114 12 WORK on the first of three "gateways" to Geylang Serai for the Hari Raya celebrations began yesterday. At the junction of Sims Avenue and Geylang Serai, it is shaped like a dome and will be decorated with lights and traditional Malay carvings. Two other
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    • Article
      Three tried to sell 'gold bars'
      303 14  -  CHARMAINE CHAN ...and end up behind bars By of bad luck which started m Genting Highlands and continued m Singapore when they were caught trying to sell 22 goldcoloured bars for $280,000. The fake gold bars actually copper with a trace of gold were
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      New income ceiling for HDB flats attracts 143
      304 14 New income ceiling for HDB flats attracts 1 43 THE Housing Board's new income ceiling of $4,000 has so far attracted 143 families, who did not qualify previously, to apply for its flats. The applications were received m the month since April 27 when the board raised the monthly income
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    • Article
      No double tax on land leased at Defu
      269 14 No double tax on land leased at Defu THE Housing Board said yesterday that Defu industrialists have not been taxed twice for the land they are leasing from the board. The clarification was made because of complaints to Mr Philip Tan, the MP for Paya Lebar, that they have had
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      Forum on port services
      74 14 A FORUM on more competitive pricing of transport and storage services will be held on June 25 at the World Trade Centre. The two-day forum, organised by the Singapore National Shippers' Council and the Port of Singapore Authority, will provide an insight into pricing policies and
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    • Article
      Longer hours at Free Clinic
      128 14 CHUNG Hwa Free Clinic m Toa Payoh is extending its consultation hours to cope with the increasing number of patients. From next month, the clinic will open from 7 am to 9 am m the morning, 1 pm to 5 pm m the afternoon, and
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      Scholarships offer to Muslims
      203 14 Scholarships offer to Muslims ary Society of SingaKls looking for 10 lim h_»i-_ LUII BIBU-UW. HI.- 1. to he aaaamrnktm tor medical ar engineering scholarships being offered by the Islamic Development Bank of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. lie 10 ■-hstor-Mps ara offered aa loans to he repaid la instalments by the
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      Executive staff join union and lift morale
      146 14 ONE union has scored a breakthrough by getting QQ _-___4_lT__. yiS luiuure— m<_iixig_'-i-*-..i staff to join as members. The Building, Construction and Timber Industries Employees Union (Batu) now has 24 supervisors from International Wood Product Ltd and another five from Kkm Sing Timber
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      James Bond to rake in funds for new CC
      135 14 James Bond to rake in funds for new CC JAMES BOND is back again to help raise funds for the new $3.4 million Clementi Community Centre. For the third time, the Clementi CC building fund committee has picked the famed British secret agent to zero m on its target. Mr
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      'Rethink higher driving costs'
      385 15 Motor traders list 3 effects of car curbs THE Government's latest measures to curb the car population have brought some unanticipated side effects, according to the Motor Traders Association. The association expressed concern yesterday over three "alarming" effects of the 25 per cent increase m petrol
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      Smile that says she's a champion donor
      507 15 Road accident victim saved by woman's blood MADAM Ng Chai Ping would rather keep quiet about the time two years ago when she helped save a road accident victim's life by giving him 900 cc of ncr blood. But she still went to
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      MPs to meet PAP activists for talks
      94 15 PAP MPs and party activists will meet at the DBS auditorium tomorrow to discuss political Issues at a SGB_H#D* The First Deputy Prime Minister aad Defence Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, will aad then answer questions from the floor. About 8M party members
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      50 trainees pass vocational training course
      176 15 50 trainees pass vocational training course FIFTY trainees received certificates for passing the Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises vocational training courses yesterday. Certificates of Competency were awarded to 31 trainees for pipe-fitting and six for electrical wiring while 13 who passed the general welding course received National Trade Certificates. Board
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      Citizen's cert will carry holder's photo
      243 15 A NEW citizenship certificate with the holder's photograph will be introduced from June 1. It will replace the eight types of certificates now issued for citizenship granted under different articles of the Constitution. These certificates have different formats and designs. The introduction of a
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      Courses for seamen
      64 15 Courses for seamen SEAMEN who are interested m improving their -kills can look forward: to two new fourweek conversion courses conducted by the National Maritime Board. All registered deck and engine ratings who have completed the re-training course or are not required to attend the re-training course are eligible to
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      Phone lines dead
      43 15 HUNDREDS of telephone lines m the Bedok Reservoir Road area went dead when an underground cable was damaged on Thursday. A Telecoms spokesman said yesterday that repairs were still being carried out and that the cause had not been braced.
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  • Article
    The Straits Times says Heritage is not just history
    485 16 The Straits Times says Heritage is not just history THE National Museum reincarnated with new galleries is now open to the public. The previous "bone and butterfly" collections have been removed and replaced by artifacts which spell quite a different conception of what a museum is to be. Before this
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  • Article
    This week's parting shots
    163 16 "THE court action is not aimed at seizing power but to maintain and safeguard the Sabah State Constitution." Tun Datu Mustapha Harun, former Sabah Chief Minister, on why he filed a writ seeking to declare as unconstitutional the appointment of Datuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan as Chief
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
    515 16 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane PAUSE AND PONDER HERE'S a saying for you U pause ami ponder: "By protecting oneself, one protect* others; by protecting others, one protects oneself." The saying, probably unfamiliar to most of ■s, comes from Lord Buddha. I first fell for it years ago
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    US varsity accused of using sexist language
    633 16  -  WALLACE TURNER By Pretending, or asserting, that the syllable "man" signifies males exclusively can lead one into such barbarisms as "ombudsperson" or f| "freshperson". BERKELEY A federal civil rights official has complained to the University of California at Berkeley that its course catalogue
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    Quacks reap $22 b a year in the US
    1116 16  -  ONG MING SEING Elderly people are among the most vulnerable to cheats By 4 There is no one device capable of diagnosing all or a wide variety of diseases. Beware of the practitioner who says he can diagnose and treat any
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      234 16 I c iSlr^K told by past visitors. i Tt.mes books I LAfBm 9^ 1 International Ff] FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS kl^ai J-'onq p -rt Roao Singapore 226' a memoes c* The Times Organisation IF YOU THINK THIS IS JUST 'ONE OF THOSE"WT^\ SALE *\7jT\ T T*D TT? To start with, this sale
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon High taxes hit wealthy Japanese where it hurts
      994 17  -  SUSAN CHIRA 68,000 people each paid more than $88,000 this year By 4 High taxes like this would have triggered a social revolt a few hundred m years ago. 7 Mr Konosuke Matsushita (above), founder of the Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., who
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      Lock icon The Pill at 25 — it's much safer now
      941 17  - The Pill at 25 it's much safer now PAUL RAEBURN By 4 We're talking about exposure to a drug of unprecedented scope m m human history. 7 Dr Bruce Stadel, an expert on the risks and benefits of the various forms of contraception, commenting on the use of the Pill.
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  • On Parliament
    • Letter
      Leave enough land for the young
      182 18 I AM a 17-year-old student. I was taken aback when I heard the First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, explain m Parliament that, if we continue to build Housing Board flats at the present rate, we will run out of land m
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    • Letter
      Govt has grown up
      248 18 THE Member of Parliament for Anson, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, challenged the Government to grow up and accept the reality that Singaporeans wanted a viable opposition m Parliament. He asked: 1. Has the Government grown up? 2. Is this Government mature enough to accept a constitutional opposition?
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    • Letter
      Employers, be more considerate
      264 18 I WOULD like to take this opportunity to share my experiences while looking for a job recently. Last Monday, I responded to an advertisement for a male warehouse clerk. It required that the successful applicant be able to start work immediately. No interview time was given.
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    • Letter
      Why is diploma unacceptable?
      117 18 I AM writing m response to the reports on the shortage of teachers published m your paper recently. My wife is a Ngee Ann Polytechnic diploma holder who happened to discover a love for teaching while working as a relief teacher for about six months. She
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    • On better retrenchment benefits for unionised workers
      • Letter
        Shipyard's action runs counter to spirit of cooperation
        323 18 Shipyard's action runs counter to spirit of cooperation I READ with astonishment the report m your paper of Sembawang Shipyard paying nonunionised employees less retrenchment benefits than their unionised counterparts, and of the National Trades Union Congress giving its support to the decision. (ST, May 18). It is surely myopic
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      • Letter
        Worker stupefied by SNEF stand
        175 18 I REFER to Sembawang Shipyard's retrenchment exercise and its payment of different benefits to unionised and non-unionised members and would like to say that I am stupefied by the Singapore National Employers Federation's stand on the matter. I am surprised that the SNEF should be
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    • Replies
      • Letter
        Supermarket freezer has been repaired
        238 18 I REFER to the letter regarding the frozen food section of one of our supermarkets. (ST, May 14). We have since identified the supermarket and have investigated the matter. The problem started after the defrosting timer m the freezer became defective m mid-April. Repairs were
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      • Letter
        Tyres must be roadworthy
        124 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Some heavy trucks have unsafe tyres" by Mr Zhuo Tianfu. (ST, May 10). The Motor Vehicles (Construction and Use) Rules, 1974, regulate the types of tyres that are to be used on various types of vehicles. They also require that the
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    • In the markets
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        High hopes unfulfilled
        86 19 EXPECTATIONS of a higher finish towards the end of the week did not materialise as prices fell across a broad front. There was little interest m the market yesterday and volume fell further to 6.8 million shares valued at $14.8 million. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost
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      • Chief price changes
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          Rises
          51 19 Stafan 193 4 12 MMwMb 790 +10 8 NINO 285 +9 lariMtoHMc 300 6 P»QMc 265 4-6 «OI 248 +6 Sp««te 265 -5 QmM 260 +5 HuneM 306 +4 Sport Imt 300+3 UOB 444 +2 OUB 360 +2 PwfcPhrt 3SO +2 lufQKt 336 +2 MmMIMp 318 +2 MttraMdr 310
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          Falls
          57 19 MTP 328 -B Cmliiii 620 —10 Nuims 374 -8 BSwtwwi 360 -8 CPraptrin 352 -8 KAiMsaSOc 216 -7 H Royal 118 -7 0 C B C 945-5 DBS 620—5 ICB 535 -5 H leonf CredH 510 -5 Man 180 -5 ICEnt 135 -5 Unrisoe 108 -5 Ti— ti 89
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          Most Active
          14 19 IGI Holdings 50c 820,000 Gr ond United 654,000 Seolion 482,000 OUB 311,000
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          Indices
          67 19 r May 23 May 24 May 23 May 24 ST Properties 468 93 466.61 BT Composite ***** '26 58 STMimngs 314.09 314.04 BTin<Ka;or *****27 *****28 ST Plantations 2362 64 2361.96 BTO6 0S +233 +97 QCBC 633.13 630.95 ST Industrials 820 98 818.24 OUB Composite 417 42 415.79 ST France
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        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        32 19 INDICES Highs Lows Straits fines Business fines Industrial Composite 1983/84 High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) *****/84 Low 712.29 (5/1/83) 684.88 (4/1/83) All-time High 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) All-time Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78(12/8/82)
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        Forex
        15 19 I THE US dollar closed at DM3.0725 m Singapore, losing 275 points, i i
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        Exchange crossrates
        22 19 I£ DM V FP S$ HI 118$ ***** 3.0680 ***** unq 2.2190 7 7700 ***** 3.0725 ***** 9.3710 2.2220 7.7710
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        Gold
        11 19 In Singapore, gold ended at U*****.50, E gaining US$l. 4O.
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        Simex
        33 19 Eurodollar: Gained six ticks to 91.92 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained 22 ticks to 0.3257 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained eight ticks to 0.*****8 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.4O to U*****.80 an ounce.
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      • Short stops
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          Lock icon Krugerrand sales take a tumble
          85 19 Krugerrand sales take a tumble LONDON, Fri. Sales on the world market of South African krugerrands, oneounce gold pieces, plunged 71 per cent m April compared with March. Market specialists said here today this was mainly because of a steppedup anti-apartheid campaign m the US. South Africa sold only 44,137
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          Lock icon Dynamics' stock rises
          108 19 I NEW YORK, Fri. General Dynamics Corp stock rose lm to 72% m heavy trading after severi al analysts, impressed by the company's manoeuvres m reaction to a government probe, reiterated buy recommendations. Mr Paul Nisbet of Prudential Bache Securities said he renewed his buy recommendation yesterday.
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          Lock icon Price of extortion
          74 19 Price of extortion I TOKYO, Fri. Ezaki Glico Co. the Japanese confectioner that was targetted by a candy-poi-soning extortion group, said today its after-tax profits plunged 80 per cent m the year to March. Ezaki spokesman Hiroyuki Shingu attributed the poor performance to the threats the Osakabased company received from
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          Lock icon Nippon Steel way ahead still
          79 19 BRUSSELS, Fri. Nippon Steel of Japan remained well ahead as the world's top steel producer last year. The International Iron and Steel Institute said today Nippon Steel produced 29.4 million tonnes last year and runner-up US Steel, 14.3 million tonnes. Output of the major companies
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          Lock icon Prime cuts on cards
          74 19 TOKYO, Fri. Japanese long-term banks are likely to cut the long-term Krime rate to 7.5 per cent -om 7.7 per cent on Tuesday, banking sources said. This follows plans to reduce the coupon on five-year bank debentures to 6.6 per cent from 6.8 per cent on
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    • Article
      China's nine areas for growth
      195 19 China's nine areas for growth THERE are nine bright spots for Singapore investors looking to China. These were listed by the Trade Development Board, the Deputy Mayor of Xiamen Special Economic Zone ana Anthony Russell of Hongkong Bank at the bank's China seminar yesterday. The nine areas tor growth are:
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      End of NWC in sight — Mobil chief
      507 19  - End of NWC in sight Mobil chief RONNIE LIM By THE National Wages Council would have served out its purpose "m one or two years at the most", thinks the outgoing Mobil Chairman, Mr Dorsey Dunn, who resigned from the council on Thursday. Mr Dunn, who was also the president
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      'Be careful' advice to investors
      363 19 BE CAREFUL when you do business with China, advised two speakers at Hongkong Bank's Heart of the Dragon seminar yesterday. They were addressing about 500 guests attending the one-day seminar at the Hyatt Regency Singapore about the good future m China. Mr Anthony Russell, Hongkong
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      ICB lowers interest rates
      87 19 ICB lowers interest rates THE Industrial Commercial Bank has announced a drop m interest rates. Its prime lending rate is down a quarter point to 8.25 per cent, while its savings rate has fallen by half a point to 6 per cent. One- and two-month fixed deposits rates are lower
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      'Beijing will not change its policy'
      596 19  -  DOREEN SOH Hongkongßank confident businessmen have nothing to fear By HONGKONGBANK is confident that China will keep its word to foreign businessmen. "There are a number of people who believe that the present policies and philosophy cannot be maintained," the Chairman of the Hongkongßank
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      Parkway invests in HK property
      207 19 PARKWAY Holdings Ltd, which wants to diversify overseas, has invested m Hongkong property. Through its subsidiary, Parkway Panama Ltd Inc, which is incorporated m the Republic of Panama, the group bought a 40 per cent stake m property company, Lee Hing Development Ltd of Hongkong,
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      KLK chalks up good first half
      191 19 SHAREHOLDERS m Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd, Malaysia's second largest plantation group, have every reason to be happy. Tne sale of KLK's stake m Highlands and Lowlands Bhd reaped an extraordinary gain of Ms 96 million and boosted group net profits from Ms 26 million
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      Business done in Singapore
      2399 20 READERS should be aware ol the imitation. of this information. Not every transaction, mr i every price dealt m at the stock exchange, is covered m "business done". Further, because i al dealings at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the
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      1704 20 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2 1 38 AISBI KM. 1 14 (4) 115 xall Akom (1 058 1 068 (2) 1.04 (33) 1 05 AMD (3 008 3 028 (1)3.00 Antohd 256X5) 1 27(1) 1 25(2) 1 26 API 896 90S) (22) 89 12 (5) 90
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      How your stocks performed
      2771 20 M Aires quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/riftats. N Tsi-eiempted dividend. ABN is traded ai lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted m dolars. 1985 Last VieW Vol Day Ugh Low Company Sale Chance ('000) Kfh Low
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        Widespread falls as volume drops again
        599 21 EXPECTATIONS of the Singapore stock market finishing the week higher did not materialise as prices fell over a broad front yesterday. There was little interest m the market and volume fell further to 6.8 million shares worth $14.8 million. Dealers are starting to sound
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        Hongkong
        259 21 May 24 MO ChMft Associated Hotels 0.65 -0.05 Bonk Of East Askj 27 30 -0.1 Cheung Kong 16.40 -0.3 Owio Lghr 15.30 -0.2 Cross Hort) Tunml 10.30 -02 F E Consortium 0.75 -0.02 Far East Exch »*x 0.0425 uneh G I Cement 8.50 -02 Gnat Eagle 0.88 -0.02 Hong
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        332 21 Iby 24 Yen On** Afnomoto 1100 -20 Akoi 419 -2 Amodo 992 +2 AsoN Own 976 -34 Asohi Gloss 865 13 Bar* Tk 816 +2 Bridgntorw 516 unch Canon 1210 -10 Casio Computer 1680 -10 Oti2«n 478 uneh ONp Print 1040 +10 D Nippon Screen Da* 698 -2 Dach.
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        317 21 May 24 Cents Chante (tat) A C I 242 +6 A N I 286 1 A P M 273 -7 Aberfoyte 1240 -10 Age 245 -2 Atone* Oi 108 unch Allied M« 252 unch Ampol Exp 250 unch Ampol Pet 184 unch Am 461 -2 Ashton 100 +4 B
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        71 21 I I L—J I 1 U I NST Index Friday 1296.23 (1299.45) t| Hongkong Hang Seng Friday 1596.84 (1617.30) g£Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 883.2 (887.4) Nkkei D J Average r Friday *****.85 (*****.13) Financial fines Industrials Thursday 1010.2 (1020.9) Dow Jones Average 0P Thursday 1296.71 (1303.76) M__ r (Fiiurej m
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        216 21 May 23 IBS Charge Alcoa 32H -I Aled Chem Cp 40% -1% AlKs-Chalmers 6M Am Tel Tel 23% Amox Inc 16*4 Amr Corn 44K8 Bethlehem Stl 16* +14 Boeing Co 63% +*4 Burroughs Cp 65% -*i Caterpior Co 34% -V 4 Chose Monhtn 58% Chrysler Cp 34% Citicorp
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        572 21 May 24 Pence Chance INDUSTRIALS Alied-Lyons 193 -3 Ass. Dairies 152 -4 BTRPLC 363 -10 Babcocks 158 unch Barclays 384 -3 Beecham 353 -5 BICC 230 -5 Blue Orel* 533 -20 BOC Group 301 -3 Boots 186 -8 Bowater 273 -10 BATS 315 -3 Britannia 108 I BP 530
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      503 21 Container schedules Delivery of FCL import containers SMp (Voyage) Boxes Available Ama MS (8506) COO 23 If (1200) E Gifted (003 RE) COO 23 5 (***** Harvester (20S/85) COO 25 5 (11 10) Takan I (1120) COO 23 5 (1410) Kristemona (10) COO 23 5 (1617) Liverpool B (70/433) COD
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      249 21 Vessel Berth Arr Oep Keppel Wharves Hongyin K33 aside 25/5 Kirn Soon Li K22 aside 25/5 Kota Ratu K3l aside 25/5 Kris Merubi M2SW aside 25/5 Navigator K35 aside 25/5 Sena K24E aside 25/5 Vega Kl9 aside 25/5 Tomoe 5 K29 aside 25/5 Akademili Tupolev K9 25/5
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        288 21 OCBC OUB 1106 DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings 5 3 '4 6V4 5 3 /4 5% Autosave s'/« Fixed deposit 1 month 43-4 5 4 3 4 4 3 (1) 3 months 5 5 V* 5 5 6 months 5V 4 5% 5>4 51* 9 months 5V 2 6
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        146 21 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreifn currency currency one unit of to Sslo fore*, currency Australian dollar 1.5147—1.5176 6.73-6.51 Canadian dollar 1.6188—1.6207 6.25-6.15 NZ dollar 1.0027—1.0054 10.22—9.80 Sterling pound 2.8140 2.8174 3.59—3.52 US dollar 2.2210-2.2220 4.53-4.49 Austrian schilling 10.2515—10.2609 98.41—95.64 Belgian franc (com) 3.5868-3.5908 281.69-276.16
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        161 21 Managers' prices for May 258.27 Singapore Unit Trust Th* Commerce 1.97— 2.09xd The Savings Fund 1.48—1.57 Spore Prog Fund 0.86—0.91 Spore Sec. Fund 1.27-1.35 S pore Invest Fund 0.92—0.97 Spore Equity Fund 0.87— 0 92 Asia Unit Trust Mal Invest Fund 2.11— 2.26»d Mal Prof Fund 0.85—0.90 Mal
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        93 21 THE Singapore dollar traded quietly within a narrow range of 2.2200/10 and 2.2215/25. It opened at 2.2195/10 but closed at 2.2210/ 20 at 3 pm yesterday. Against the deutschemark, the greenback strengthened m late afternoon trading, touching 3.0810/20 after opening at 3.0680/00. It closed at 3.0760/80 with a low
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        100 21 THE KILOBAR market traded between 5522,655 and 5522,740 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.00/316.50. It re-opened m the afternoon at U*****. 50/316. 00, moved to a high of U*****.80/317.20 and closed at U*****.50/ 316.90. Source: Rothschild. The London gold Ox yesterday was at U*****. 35, down
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        22 21 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 316.50-317.00 315.20 315.70 Hongkong 316.70-317.20 315.00—315.50 Thurs Wed New York 315.50-316.00 315.30-315.80 London 316.25-316.75 316.80-317.30
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          Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
          87 21 Eurodollar 3-month deposit EURODOLLARS opened firmer m the wake of progress m the budget deficit cut. Prices fluctuated within a narrow range. The market was quiet and most traders remained square ahead of the long weekend and the ACI congress m Toronto. (100 implied interest rate) Open High Low Sett
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          71 21 LACK of fresh impetus and absence of new US economic data generated little interest m the spot market which spilled into futures. The June deutshemark opened at a high of 0.3260. It feU to 0.3251 but rebounded to finish at 0.3257. (US dollar Deutschemark) Open High Low Sett Est
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          Japanese Yen
          44 21 THERE was little enthusiasm m yen futures. In line with a weaker US dollar, yen futures closed higher at 0.*****8. Open High Low Sett Est Jon 85 0 *****68 0.*****8 Sent 0.*****7 d£ 0.*****9 Open Int (Thare): 2tl. Act Vol (Thnrs): H.
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          Gold
          64 21 WHILE the US dollar was traded lower m the cash market, there was little movement m the gold futures price. June gold closed a touch higher at U*****.80. Reports trom Security Pacific National Bank/SPAFI (In USfper Troy ounce) Open High Low Sett Est V»l Jon 85 316.808 316.80 100
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        Tin
        19 21 Tin Cijse* P"C« MS /kio XL Tin 29 36 rose si> cents Turnover 128 tonnes down 17 tonnes
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        Rubber
        20 21 1 Rubb-r Cto.ni prices cerrts/kio Singapore June 169 00 down 1 .0 cents Malaysia June ***** down one cent
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        Silver
        30 21 Silver Ctoiaif price. USJ tro» fri n_ri Smjapore 6 16 6 21 61? -6 17 Thurv met New *oa fe 10 6 lb 61!-6 16 Source Credit Suisse Spot.-
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        Copper
        26 21 Closing prices Co f f/tome Wm Spot *****0-1212 00 (*****0-*****0, 3 months 1204 00-1205 OC' (1205 00—1205 00. Market tone Barely Steady Sales 18.350 tonnes
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        25 21 Oosnt pnces Alummiun- Thn Spot 879 50-880.00 (*****-874 50i 3 months 902 50— 903 00 (895 00-896 00) Market tone Steady Sales 7,050 tonnes
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        Palm oil
        108 21 Ctosmg prices Crude MJ/tonne palm ol May 1305 (southi 128 C (central) 1260 (north i June 1?95 (south 1260 (central. 1255 (north! July i2OO (centra! 1190 (souths Refined palm ol USJ/tomes RBD palrr lune 620 seder. July 590 sellers Aug 565 (sellers RBD Oleir June 61C sellers July
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      Lock icon Not lack of faith in HK, says Sally
      166 22 Moving Sing Tao base to Australia PLANS to move the base of Sing Tao Newspapers Ltd to Australia do not indicate lack of faith In Hongkong, Chairman Sally Aw said. Sing Tao announced yesterday that its Australian associate, Cereus Ltd, will take
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      103 22 LONDON, Fri. The London and Philadelphia stock exchanges plan to link their dollar-sterling option contracts by autumn, so that contracts opened on one exchange can be closed on the other, a London exchange official said. An informal agreement reached this week would give the exchanges exclusive rights to
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      Gloomy outlook erases early gains
      572 22 Stock market weekly round-up by MARA FERNANDEZ Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list ol the five most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week 11 gives the turnover m thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high
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      SELLING SHORT
      16 22 "The problem with being retired it that you've to daydream on your own time."
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      Turnover of 3,477 lots
      197 22 Most active stock Growth Industrial Holdings THE most active stork spot this week goes to Growth Industrial Holdings, the sister company of Pan Electric Industries. G. I. Holdings' turnover for the week amounted to 3,477 lots, edging out the nearest contender, Grand United Holdings, by 257
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      A good start, then buyers retreat
      236 22 A good start, then buyers retreat Kuala Lumpur THE Malaysian stock market began well on Monday following statements that the country was on a path of sustained growth. Bank Negara's Deputy Governor, Datuk Dr Lin See Van, had told partici pants at the weekend national conference of the securities industries
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      94 22 The Marac Group Merchant Bankers International Trade Financiers. New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia MARAC MERCHANT RANK (S.E. ASIA) LIMITED 141 Market Street, #07-01 Harapan Building, Singapore 0104 Tel: *****22 Telex: RS ***** MARAC Cables: MARACMBANK ACU EURO-KIWI DEPOSITS Indicative Deposit Rates USD NZD pa 1 MONTH 7% 22 7
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      1703 23 TELEPHONE SERVICE: RATES CLASSIFICATION GUIDE: /ft\ Monday Friday 9 00am to 5.00pm Run-On: $5 00 per line (Mm. $15 00) I Food/Enterteinment (2 —5) fl 7W XTH _m iii 1 1_ _*Rt ii ii wm. Ammmmm*. mmm. m /"V _paw ii Saturday 8.30 am to 2.00pm (Ham rang- Jd, l____k
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      500 23 13 Musical Instruments CHROMATIC PIANO TECH. company specialised ln piano servicing, repair, rental, used piano trade-in a transportation of pianos. We also offer music course, besides, we have a wide range of well known pianos, violins a music books for you too. Plse call at: 756 Upper Serangoon Rd #03-28,
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      682 23 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts fN^HOICI_n SALE! Sale at dealer's price 6 big lorries new shipment: 100 yeers Blackwood furniture. Limited storage space Everything must go! Only for today Forced to open until 12 midnight. 42 Watten Rise *****91/ *****89. ANTIQUE CLOCKS/ POCKET watches, grandfather clock, gramaphone, Chinese porcelain/ painting, fans. *****74.
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      854 23 20 Pats/Pet Cara ADORABLE POODLE PUPPIES SIRED BY SMOKEY THE BEAR (Ch Kllbrennan Melody Man of Inezeree, 4 Challenge Certificates, RBIS, RBIG, Winner, Kandy Cup Obedience Competition). One silver, one white pup out of Ch Tannic Fluff Fluff (6 Challenge Certs, 1 RCC, obedience trained) superb as pets or for
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      959 23 aaa! LaaV 4^! ____r B mw W Keen on a free B how you can B get one at Satay Anika P classification 2. g s mma s _bb b 23 Shopping Guide 23 Shopping Guide r- s STOCK CLEARANCE of Italian Men's wear, pants, shoes, belts, leather and T-Shlrts
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      538 23 27 Wanted URGENTLY WANT TO HIRE FOR FILM SET 1 LARGE ORNATE CHINESE OFFICE DESK (Approx. 6' x 3 1/2') Plssss ring: *****11 ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES offered for your gold, diamond. Jewellery, watches and pawnshop tickets Telephone: *****6 *****9, Address: #03-02, Third floor. People's Park Centre BEST PRICES OFFERED for
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      632 24 28 Seise Other 25 Sale: Other Products Products Wi*kW^W^^^_ I mA^mr ry I Trad* In your old colour W M^m M TV for $100 and above •t_»^"*^ ,^_V*l*' Hir purchase availabl*. M MWMmX^^ma'^ No down paym*nt rsquinsd m\\ H^^aO^ __Am*m R Wt l *M\ K____a___R____fl__ _^e*^ 22ft Upp Thomson Rd
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      489 24 36 Housa Rsnovation/ Decor KBtTYRBRBNOVATIOM A FURNITURE MFRS Showroom; 5 Jalan Wangi (Off MacPherson Road) HDB Licensed Contractor Specialise m HDB/ private/ houses c Ceramlc/marble/parcuet etc. c Kitchen cabinet/ wardrobe Spray plaster/painting c Electrical/plumbing services c Wallpaper/carpet/cornices c Alumlnlum/lron grilles c Design/interior decor consulting m AM ronQos of ronovstton works*
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      746 24 S----= S__.S_________________________S _B_=S -SB-SB BB 88 House 38 Hours Rsnovation/ Decor Renovation/ Decor I LOOKING FOR KITCHEN J CABINETS??? SHOWROOM PRE-OPENINQ 1 J SPECIAL OFFER 2 COME AND SEE I ITALY'S CASAGRANDE (Awarded MERCURIO D'ORO 1868) 1 o Unique compact concealed cooker hood, special I J space saving design must
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      593 24 37 Aircondit ionsrs/ Rsnr.Qsrstors KOWA ELBCTWCAL SPECIALISES ln repairing, servicing, Installing a selling all kinds of alrcons, fridge, washing machines a home appliances. *****28/*****17 REPAIR, INSTALL, BUY, sell Old/ new aircon/ car aircon, fridge, washer, beater. *****98/ *****97. SSESSSSSSS 30 TV/ VMao/ Hl-Fi TM BEST OF the Mcintosh C 22
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      815 24 5= ___B__SBBS 49 Packing/ Storaga/ Dslivsry/Rsmoval HOUSE REMOVAL/ TRANSPORTATION service. Office removal specialised ln pianos, organs delivery tt disposal service. Experienced, reliable It responsible workers provided. Reasonable charges, good tc fast service. Day/ night service. Please call *****97. We are at your service 7 days a week from Ba.m. to
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      654 24 ____B I mWm _T__ An adver ti* er a classif ica- 11l Lsl *i° n 74 squires Motorcyclists clists to deliver health _B_Lrl aa MB drinks to homos. A good |D_l i-yssW^ \m% Mmm IAWmWi i _____P^ .g.y> mm^A****A**9*tmmm*mWMMfml 65 Situations Wantad MULTI FORCE Employment Agency (C-0428-01) is tha MONT
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      519 24 66 Situations Vacant: Profsssionsl/ Exscutivs CAMERON McNAMARA KRAMER Consulting Enginaars, Projact Port Morsaby rsquirss a SENIOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Cameron McNamara Kramer is a multi-dlsclpllnary consulting company practicing ln the civil and structural engineering fields, planning and project management The company practises ln Papua New Guinea from Its Port Moresby office
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      408 24 66 Situations Vacant: Professional/ Executive S%f THE AMERICAN hospital wmmm invites applicants for Qualifications Postl a Post graduate certificate m midwifery is preferred •At least 1 year of clinical teaching experience Post 2 *-Post graduate certificate m midwifery preferred Benefits Pleasant working condition, free medical treatment, subsidized meals, in-house education.
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      629 24 67 Situations Vacant: 67 Situations Vacant: EDP EDP I Cold Storage Trading I B Wa invito applications for the position of: m M Duties and responsibilities include: B B O Supervision of day-to-day computer B B operations X B O Maintenance of computer files and B B documentation S B
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      218 24 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Clerical r ACCOUNTS 1 ASSISTANT World leading peblleßor ergantty naeoa a nig*! cauora Acexperience cad m keeping B_B We offer all kinds of competitive frlngei such as medical scheme, insurance etc. Please write ln full confidence to: S.T. BOX A***** 390 Kirn Seeg Reed Spore 0823.
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      489 25 70 Situationa Vacant: 70 Situationa Vacant: 1 Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clericei Clerical H An established group of companies m j Jurong invites applications for the J W positions of: Li I1) Book-keeper (Maio I I To handle a full set of manufacturing I j accounts and inventory control. Assist 1 m
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      811 25 '0 Situationa Vacant f 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Clerical Clerical iIHDB 1 Invites applications from Singapore citizens J for appointmtot as at TYPIST/CLERICAL ASSISTANT "i GCE 3 'O' Level Including English. An LCCI/Pltman typewriting certificate of 40 wpm Is preferred. Candidates who do not possess the typewriting certificate will
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      611 25 70 Situationa Vacant: Sacratarial/ Clerical THE WOULD WIDE COURIERS ACCOUNTS/ GENERAL CLERK Mm OCE O' level. Preferably with some work- Ing experience, teresled candidates are refootoG iv can Or oppty bi writing otn%9 Qiiollflcotions, oxportonco, "ooont ond oxpoctod oolory loc THE REGIONAL FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT TNT BKYPAK SERVICES (8) PTE LTD
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      727 25 70 Situations Vacant: Sacratarial/ Clerical __S____________-_____-a------S---i 5 B Established trading company t invites suitably ouaHßed I candidates to BB the pool of: a JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK rtW m tW€j^iAwnmwi o s Minimum OCE O' Level t with credit ln English 1 LCCI Intermediate Book- keeping Certificate a l year of
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      809 25 70 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ I v>iertcBi lULTMIATIONAL DRHJJNG CONRACTOR requires an Accounts 'ayable Clerk to start lmmedltely Remuneration dependent ipon experience. Please send reume and copies of supporting lual.flcatlons to The Admlnlsratlve Manager, P.O. Box 147, .anglin Road Road Post Office, llngapore 9124 HANSPORT CO. REOUME Female tccount Clerk, able
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      1175 25 71 Situationa Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Sales Sales f V SALES MANAGER AGGREGATES A BUILDING f MATERIALS amWWMßmmwßmßm BMW iRVIttO vTOfl- p#CSOfIS WtSSMftQ tO t£K# _ffr th* s> nior staff position ol fSstoi Msn>gsr m n \wtqw _U___k_W__ Slafmri___J fii___M_.lv A f_n_Rf rsinii Commmnw WlMRrlpy MHIBIIHI QM|F|IIJ Wi Wae^Mf BBB||
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      393 25 72 Situatione Vacant: Technical OCEAMEERBNCT INTERNATIONAL miI III diei-ltiliiiscl el! and gat eecoe company wMti ap siang. lor. rELECOMMUMCATIONS TECHNICIANS Computerized Data Gathering Systems Computer Assisted Operations (CAO) 10 yrs experience or more ONC/ OGLI Pt II or equivalent (electrical' lelecomst Hands on experience In maintenance, testing, troubleshooting and repair
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      658 26 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situationa Vacant: 72 Situationa Vacant: Technical Technical Technical ____H_____ m jmm a m w. W^Mm mm. mM m MmcM mmmm VH Keppel Shipyard Urnittdil II Make a career m the largest local industrial group m Singapore. II Join our established training programmes m: 1 1 II
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      198 26 72 Situations Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical I Technical t_fi_J==_i_____ imJmm^^mWm\mm^^\ Arising from the Company's modernisation programme of our production machineries, applications are invited from motivated young men with a keen interest to learn new skills snd to progress with the Company for the positions of TRAINEE TECHNICIANS AGE:Preferably between
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      257 26 72 Situationa Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical maa^aaaammmmmmmm,. An established local Contractor requiree the following: SITE SUPERVISOR The job: c Overall incharge of the condominium housing project Candidate must be able to co-ordinate with contractors sub-contractors well Qualifications: c Minimum 8 years of practical experience m related field c
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      333 26 72 Situationa Vacant: 72 Situations Vacant: Technical Technical The Electronics Leaders We are now looking for promising individuals to join us as:Service Technicians The Job: To perform installation, maintenance and service/project support of Public Address, Conference, Intercoms, Radio Paging and Security Surveillance Systems. Qualifications: One with ITC/NTC 11/NTC 111 m
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      206 26 72 Situationa Vacant: Technical GEO COMSULTANTS L TD An International Oilfield Service Company requires FEMALE LABORATORY TECHNICIANS tor its expanding Stratigraphic Services Laboratory Applicants should possess GCE O Level passes m science subjects and have a good command of English Laboratory experience would be a considerable advantage In teres led
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      480 27 72 WaaaWmm Vacant: 72 Situationa Vacant: Tachnical Technical TRAVENOL LABORAKWES I We are a multi-national company 1 9 specialising m the manufacturing of 1 9 medical products. We have vacancies 9 m our newly established Injection 9 Moulding Department which comprises 9 microprocessors close-loop machineries: 9 MOULDING TECHNICIAN^ Requirements: 1
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      226 27 i 73 Situationa Vacant: rToauciion __l»fC EUROPE ASIA SECURITY MANUFACTURING PTE LTD Mswiilsrteni el 'Tretock' bicycle locks requires: FITTERS REQUIREMENTS:a Experienced m working with power presses and set up of dies and fixtures a Experienced ln basic trou-ble-shooting a Additional knowledge ln pneumaUc is preferred a Upkeep Job related records
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      295 27 73 Situations Vacant: 73 Situations Vacant: Production Production i r PRODUCTION MANAGER We are a fast growing Printing Company located m Jurong. We seek a person to fill the above post. This person should possess a degree m either Mechanical or Production Engineering with at least 5 years experience of
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      934 27 74 Situationa Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous I MAS-GIC I I CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE We are expanding and require suitably-qualified pi| personnel for the following positions m our child-care tm Iffl ASSISTANT 3 II TEACHERS ij jig- Candidates should have some teaching experience at [.I;.]
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      810 27 74 Situations Vacant: 74 Situations Vacant: Miscellaneous HBsceHanspus invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents |9 of Singapore to fill the following posts B (1) EDUCATIONAL I TECHNOLOGY CENTRE B a. Photographer A m\ (Technician Grill) I I b. Graphic Artist A M (Technician Grill) B B
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      411 27 74 Situations Vacant: MiicellßOStwn A Europetui mu.tinational company m Jurong haul the f ollowing vacancy: SECURITY GUARD Carry out secunty pnxedures Able to speak and wnte simple I nghsh Those with similar working experience preferred Applicants with the necessary qualification* may apply giving full personal particulars, qua- lifications. experience! and
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      400 29 94 For Sale: Other Makes a SUZUKI JEEP SJ4IO, Ist owner, lrcon radio cassette, excellent onditlon, road tax Sept '85. 13,000 neg. *****66 Mr Johnson. EEP CITROEN MEHARI 600 c.c.. c. .lr-cooled engine, 5-seat, conertible, pte regn. OKers. *****65. .ATE '71 MINI special 1000 cc. >ood condition. Price: $3,000. Tel:
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      598 30 95 For Sale: Commercial Vehicles 1962 DATSUN C2O pickup. 1 owner, beautiful condition, price neg. Contact *****44. 1982 TOYOTA LITEACE van. sdoor. Tip top condition. $8,800. Tel: *****08. IM3 DATSUN DIESEL pickup. 1 owner, aircon. beautiful condition. Price neg. Contact *****44. 1883 DATSUN C2O 5- door, long body. Aircon, cassette,
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      864 30 99 For Sale: Motor Cycles/ Scooters •83 MBX 125 for sale, tip top condition, reasonable price. Interested, call *****96. 97 Vehicles Wanted ATTRACTIVE CASH PAYMENT FOB PARF or Non-PARF used cars. Private, company registered commercial/ vans/ pick-ups. Any model, any cc. all welcome. Trade-in considered. Kindly contact Mr Goh. Tat
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      909 30 4 v!HHBHHr v 109 Accommodation 109 Accommodation 109 Accommodation Available: Houses Available: Houses Available: Houses M mW^mISS ,^A mW\\S^ -.r^T^o*^ *€> /"he most high class residential I estate m Katong. Adjoining Katong Seaview Palace EAST (BAST HILL I w Luxurious Residences with T^^^^^l H 3 Distiiictive Features *4*w wA .High
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      648 30 106 Accommodation Available: Houses D.16 CONVENIENT TO Market Sc transportation d/storey semi/d $1,200 Homan Parkton: *****76. D.1648 APOLLO GARDEN 2-storey terrace house. 4 rms, furn. $1,300 p.m. 0.n.0. Tel: *****84, Mr. Tan. D.2057, WESTLAKE AYE., d/storey semi-d. 3 bdrms., servant's, f/furn., aircond. $1,800. *****85. OPEN HOUSE 15 Jalan Kampong Chantek
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      889 30 108 Accommodation Availabls: Rooms FURN/UNFURN RM at Buklt Batok Central for working single only Laundry aval. Plse call: *****42 after 2.30pm FURN/ UNFURN NMB ln seml-d at Bedok. Full facilities. Privacy, separate entrance. From $250. *****02 F/FURN. RM AT Laguna Park, D.15. Cooking allowed. Avail immediately. Single $350, couple $400.
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      581 31 113 For Sale: Houses 113 For Solo: Houses Attractive Housing Loans Up to 90% valuation 100% valuation with CPF 25- year repayment period Competitive interest rates w Overseas Union Trust Ltd. Head Offica 146 Robinson Road, #01-00 Singapore 0106 Tel: *****97 (6 lines) Branches Katong Tel: *****90/*****96 Toa Payoh Tel:
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      642 31 LOR AH SOO cor. ter. 3300 sq.ft. $350,000. D.lO d/storey seml-d. 4400 sq.ft. $680,800. *****89 (Agt). SENNETT EST. D/STOREY terrace. 2,000 sq.ft. 3+l bdrms, freehold. $390,000 First *****43. S/STOREY CORNER SEMI-O. Renovated, p/furn. 137 Jalan Jarak, Seletar Hills. Tel: *****65. SO LIMAU OARDEN d/storey semi-d, 5-rms, 3,2005q.ft. Price $560,000 0.n.0.
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      2194 31 114 For Sole: Privoto 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Solo: Private 114 For Sale: Privato Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments .1 _^obb_|^^^ smmmWßAßWl^. M ■bMMH-M mABBMBBm m W Ardmore Park, 3 mlns contemporary from Orchard Road design lM .A small .'Hanging Hl' developfhent, gardens balcony vejy exclusive concept fjjlj s
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      349 31 118 Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces FACTORY SPACE FOR 1 I LEASE I B Factory Space of various I dimensions at Sims Aye./ Eunos Road for lease. I I Please contact I I Mr Chong/Alice/Doreen R Tel: *****1 1 or *****58 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ Storage Spacee Storage Spaces W^^
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      572 31 137 Tours 137 Tours Stmy mt Shang riia XL the best: Strawberry Park Cameron Goldmn Smnds Rmnmng Casino Hotml Genting Tour m the latest imported luxurious picture window coaches For 6 Days/ $420.00 on twin sha re 5 Nights at: $370.00 on tripleshare (Brmmkfmat inclusive) Only 3 departures 2 June,
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      777 32 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours The one inclusive price gives you return economy air travel; twin-sharing accommodation at quality hotels; daily breakfast and most meals including Chinese meals as specified; sightseeing tours escorted by professional guides; all transfers between airports and hotels; meet-and-assist service on arrival. ASIA i s
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      715 32 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours I f Penang £ramjustSs364. Rasa Sayang Deluxe Dreams 2-7 days packages, (inclusive of return airfare) Price includes: Return airfare Accommodation m supenor rooms (Garden/pool/ocean view) Airport transfers Welcome i drink Free admission to Cinta discotheque Free use of sauna, O-furo, gymnasium One
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      416 32 147 Academic EXPERIENCED TUTOR OFFERS tutton at reasonable rates. Call .wee Loo: *****11 after spm .RADUATE TUTOR, Pn/ See level Maths, Eng. etc, hand-on praclce, ltd vacancy. Tel: *****95 GRAD. TRAINED TEACHER. G.P., Lit., Eng., A'/'O', Eng., Maths, Science, prl./sec Chang, *****65. GROUP OF GRADUATES wishes to give tuition ln
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      538 32 150 Cornmsrcial/ Technical BOOK-KEEPW4C (Beginner*) l)Sun 6.30-11 30am 26/05 2) Sun 11.30- 130pm 26/06 3) Sun 2.00- 4.00pm 26/05 4 Wed 6.00- 7 30pm 28/06 BOOK-KEEPING (Intermediate) 1 Sat 2 00- 4 00pm 25/05 2) Sat 4 00- 6.00pm 25/06 3) Thur 6.00- 7.30pm 30/05 4) Fri 6.00- 7.30pm 31
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      112 33 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths WINNIFRED TEO SUAN LIE passed away tragically on Wednesday, 22nd May 1985 leaving behind beloved parents, sister Martina, brother Gerald, grandparents, uncles, aunties and cousins to mourn her Body lying at 26 Maryland Drive. Cortege will leave the home at 1.45 p.m. on Sunday,
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      182 Acknowledgements
      71 33 Loretts, Patrick end Jenny, Kevin end Magdalen the family of the late RAYMUND FAIRLEY SCULLY, wish to oxproso their hoortfon rotorJvoo ono friends, ssofl of tne Housing m Development Board, stofff of tho Development Bt Construction Co., Prtnctpol, teachers, staff ond otndonto of Anglo Chinese Secondary Sen-, Managamsnt
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      183 Condolences
      33 33 With Daapeat Bympethy ft Condolence te The Fam ily of the La ta IVY LEE CHOI YOKE Departed 18/5/85 Sadly BJ-BOi by IW Yoon, Yeng Pang. Cham Hung A Yojfl Un.
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      77 33 MISS WINNIFRED TEO SUAN LIE Jssms said 1 am the Resurrection and the Life, he that belleveth ln Me though he were dead, yet shall he live. John 11: 25.26 Sadly misaad and always remembered by your Aunties, Unclee end Cousins of the Goh, He, Lowe end Surendraneth^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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      184 In Memoriam
      76 33 In Loving Momoiy of MDM LEE WAN MUN departed 23.5.1985 mam saM 'Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes ln Him who sent Me has everlasting life, and shall not come Into Judgement, but has passed from death Into life.' Jonrt
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      125 33 In Loving) mamovy off LAWRENCE TONO JOON NUAN Doportod mam Not Just today but every day, We remember the times we shared. Always ramembored by wife and In loving memory of Mr. V. Pakirisamy M.8.E., 8.8.M., S.C.H., J.P. Dana-tad on 2Sth Ma, IBM LATE ARJAN SINGH, MAHNEKE
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      181 Deaths
      467 33 MADAM HU UK CUNG AGED 80 beloved wife of the late Mr. Liv Pei Hu J.P. also known as Mr. Lav Baik Huo was called home to God on Friday 24.5.85 leaving behind: Daughters Lucy Lav Buong Ung Dr. Maggie Lav Buong Van Jenny Lav Buong Bee Molly
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      128 33 Tha family of tha lata |k« _**_k____J I _h SB i ift ft mrm. wnwHHniTw I sniuyon orion to express thotr hoortfoit op)--procistion to oil rolstivos and friondo for their condolences ond preyers, ottondonco ond donations during thotr rooont bereavement. Special Blanks to Ray. R. Pratohu —wo ond othor ministers
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Lock icon Mac lays claim to all-time fame
      574 33 Bogey French Open won't change things DUESSELDORF, Friday 4 Even if I never win the French I think I'm still m the best eight or 10 of all time. I want to win every tournament I go m for. It's not going to ruin
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      328 33 Connors and McEnroe club Aussies DUESSELDORF (West Germany), Fri. John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors yesterday brushed aside Australia's challenge and virtually guaranteed the United States a place m Sunday's World Cup team tennis final. McEnroe beat John Fitzgerald 6-1, 6-0 and Connors dismissed Paul McNamee 6-4, 6-2. Australia badly missed
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      234 33 Meister makes way for Arias FLORENCE (Italy), Fri. American Jimmy Arias defeated compatriot Steve Meister 7-5, 6-2, yesterday m the second round of the International Tennis Tournament of Florence. Other results Singles: Eduardo Bengoecha (Arg) bt Tarik BenhabUes (Fra) 6-1, 6--3; Marcelo Ingarmo (Arg) bt KeUy Evernden (NZ) 7-5, 64;
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      214 33  -  JANICE SEAH By SOUTH-EAST ASIA'S first tennis ranch opened earlier this month with little fanfare but high hopes. Situated on the island of Pangkor Laut off the east coast of Malaysia, the Rossignol Tennis Ranch, which is the brainchild of Singaporean Peter Soh, aims at
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      138 33 IM ESSELDORF, Fri. Ivbb Lendl, the Czechoslovak tennis star known fer hls inventive play, today turned te improvising with a pen te save himself money. Lendl was fined ISSI,«M (*2-2W) en Wednesday fer refusing te tape ever an oversize Spenser's name en Us sleeve fer his match wltti
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      Battle royale hots up for quartet down Country road
      315 36  - Battle royale hots up for quartet down Country road LIM KEE CHAN By WHILE the big guns fight it out for the top prize at Sembawang, four former Singapore golfing internationals will be having a relatively 2uiet battle today at the Bukit burse for a place m the final of
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      Ace driver in a money spin
      873 36  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Ithnin m three-way lead after $100,000 hole-in-one miss THEI9BSTIGEROPEN By FIRST DAY'S SCORES Prof essionai. «J Zain X Hla Han (B) mm CW Si (Tai) 7t Lim Swee Wah, BUI F -M E Nival (RPi Hur_p Wen_ Net (Tai). 71 Lim
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      293 36 DUBLIN, Fri. Americans Jim Simons and Lon Hinkle mastered gusty winds at the Muirfield Village Golf Club yesterday to shoot five-under-pa. 67s and share the first-round lead m the US$6OO,OOO ($1,332,000) Memorial tournament. They led by one stroke from compatriot Hale Irwin and Canadian Dave
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    • ON THE CRICKET CREASE
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        Lock icon Sweet revenge at Lord's
        230 36 LONDON, Fri. MCC's Marie Nicholas and Allan Lamb gave Australia a taste of their own medicine on the second day of the three-day match at Lord's yesterday. Nicholas hit an unbeaten 115 and Test regular Lamb struck a useful psychological blow with 122 not out. Nicholas
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        175 36 LONDON, Fri. Derbyshire captain Kirn Barnetl made 103, his second century of the season, to raise his team's first-innings total to 243 against Lancashire la theii English county match at Chesterfield yesterday Brief scores: Derbyshire 243 (K. Barnett 108, vv Fowler 76, P. Allott 5-33). Lancashire 20-1.
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      Umpire makes the top
      266 37 Neethianathan joins the world hockey elite MAHMOOD GAZNAVI ON THE HOCKEY SCENE POLICE inspector M. Neethianathan has become Singapore's youngest Grade One international hockey umpire. At 32, Neethianathan is only the fourth Singaporean to achieve the grading. The others are V. Ramalingam, John Martens and Harbahjan
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      RJC foiled by Terence
      156 37 TERENCE SINGAM's spirited display helped Anglo-Chinese Junior College/ Anglo-Chinese Combined to a 1-1 draw with Raffles Junior College m a friendly quadrangular hockey match at Tanglin yesterday. The scoreline did scant justice to the domination which RJC enjoyed throughout the game. In fact, RJC could have
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      Foreigners for flavour
      157 37 THE annual inter-state hockey quadrangular will have an international flavour this year. The Singapore Hockey Association intend to invite Oman and Sri Lanka for the tournament, scheduled for August, with Johore as the other team. SHA secretary M. Param also disclosed that Esso, who had sponsored the
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      India send strong squad
      238 37 SINGAPORE host the Bight-nation 2nd Asian Snooker Championship from June 3-June 9. This special countdown, by Pater Watson, takes a look at tha competing countries and their players. Today: India. Tomorrow: Thailand. INDIA are one of the strongest snooker and billiards countries not only m Asia
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      Cool 'killer' Kia Yih is winner for STI
      327 37  -  PETER SIOW By WONG KIA YlH's calm disposition m the last minute of the Vocational and Industrial Training Board A Division basketball final ensured a boisterous ending for defending champions Singapore Technical Institute and their supporters at the Gay World Stadium yesterday.
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      Aussies win
      24 37 THE Western Australia waterpolo team chalked up yet another victory when they beat the Singapore under-20 team 14-7 at Toa Payoh yesterday.
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      457 37 ATHLETICS Peter Elliott. Britain's WOrn track champion, will not defend his title m Northern Ireland next weekend, because of terrorist threats to English competitors, press reports said on Thursday. Elliott, who was forced out of last year's Los Angeles Olympics because of injury, was quoted as saying
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      624 38 Iceland showdown likely to distract Stein's men from auld enemy The Martin Palmer Column LONDON, Fri. In 1892, a small advert m a daily newspaper began a football tradition which has survived two world wars, thrived despite regular outbreaks of crowd violence, and is still alive
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    • EXPLOSIVE DAY ON THE SOCCER FRONT
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        Lock icon Macedo axed
        405 38 Brazilians recall Santana m bid to restore pride RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Brazil's soccer chiefs fired their national coach and recalled the man who trained their 1982 World Cup squad m an effort to salvage national pride and a place m next year's finals. The Brazilian Football Federation
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        Lock icon Chalana to leave Bordeaux
        121 38 Chalana to leave Bordeaux BORDEAUX, Fri. Portuguese International Fernando Chalana said yesterday he wasted ta leave French champions Bordeaux after a season af disappointment and frustration. Chalana, who missed much of the season becanse of injury, has been unable to claim aa automatic place In m side who reached the
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        Lock icon Zico will appeal against sentence
        308 38 Zico will appeal against sentence RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. Brazilian star Zico, protesting he is innocent of breaking Italian currency laws, said he would appeal against a sentence he received yesterday but he had no immediate plans to return to Italy. Zico was yesterday sentenced, m his absence, to eight
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      Lock icon Wilkinson gives champs the edge
      482 38 FOCUS ON THE ENGLISH SCENE LONDON, Fri. Paul Wilkinson's first goal for Everton last night enabled the champions to complete the League double over neighbours Liverpool for the first time since 1965. The £250,000 ($720,000) signing from Grimsby was on target m his home debut,
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      252 38 FA CUP winners Manchester United will play Bradford City at Bradford's rubgy league stadium on Aug 6 m aid of the city fire disaster appeal. The appeal was set up to raise money for the dependants of the 52 fans who died during the inferno at the club's ground
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      Lock icon Bayern gear up for double
      276 38 FOCUS ON THE EUROPEAN SCENE LONDON, Fri. Holders Bayern Munich bid to complete the first part of a rare double when they meet Bayer Urdingen m this weekend's top EuroScan match, the West erman Cup final m West Berlin on Sunday. Four points clear of
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      New look for league scene
      519 39  -  JOE DORAI B IBaB B ~~~~~~H-----H_i.____HH--_i Major Abbas plans changes to make NFL more entertaining By 4 The rationale behind this format is two-fold to maintain the, clubs' enthusiasm right to the end of the tournament, and to keep alive the interest of the fans.
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      New look for Korean team
      538 39  -  JEFFREY LOW Hussein changes plans as hosts undergo renewal By 4 Tomorrow', match will not be very competitive. We will not play so hard a. to cause injury to your players. And because this is your first visit to our beautiful country we want you
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      Dhanabalan on how to sustain success
      319 39  -  TAY CHENG KHOON By CATCH them young to ensure the Republic's continued dominance of squash m the region that was the advice of Mr S. Dhanabalan, patron of the Singapore Squash Rackets' Association. Speaking to officials and national players at the Ming Court Hotel
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      Johana's treble sees Hitachi in last 4
      228 39  - Johana's treble sees Hitachi in last 4 JOE DOR AI A HAT-TRICK by Hitachi Consumer striker Johana Johari enabled them to beat fancied Promet 3-2 at Jalan Besar Stadium last night for a place m the semi-finals of the Business Houses Football League Senior knockout competition. Johana, the top scorer
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      NAUTICAL — BUT NICE
      572 39  - NAUTICAL BUT NICE Lee Wai Wun W First f /Parson on her first knotty experience HE FIDDLED with some U-shaped iron things, and I felt just plain befuddled. It was frustrating I couldn't even get my terms right. Those Ushaped things were called shackles, and were used to secure ropes
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      Phenomena a natural
      256 34  -  PEDIGREE By our man on the track PHENOMENA ran a good third last week and should be hard to beat m the Class 4 Div 1 event over 1,600 m (Race 7) at Bukit Timah today. The three-year-old New Zealand gelding, who is by the useful sire
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      Artapala Jaya day's best longshot
      232 34 Artapala Jaya day's best longshot By THE RACING EDITOR ARTAPALA JAVA is a lively longshot m Race 6. This five-year-old is no pushover. He has beaten Alexander and Tomcat. Alexander won, and won well, last Sunday while Tomcat has gone to Class 1 and is entered for the King's Gold
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      Lau goes home
      81 34 VISITING jockey Samson T.O. Lav has obtained clearance from the Singapore Turf Club to miss this weekend's races and has returned home. Lav, 24, three-time top apprentice m Hongkong, was sponsored by Ipon trainer Johnnie Cheng, who entered only two runners Mark My Word and Battery for
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      Mudlarks
      76 34 THESE horses have won or done well on a wet track RACE 1: Best Always RACE 2: Peter Pan m, Checktoh, Lovencare RACE 3: Spice Of Life, Impressionist n, Solar Power RACE 4: Chaya Timor V, Swiss Tiger n. Anak Perak RACE 5: Drum Roll, Slacken The Brakes, Startrack,
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      What the tipsters say
      341 34 RACE RACING ED PEDIGREE TONTO LUCKY LEO MARKSMAN 8 Combat Hero 7 Decision 3 Active Fox 11 Respectable 8 Combat Hero 1 7 Decision 3 Active Fox 13 Tequamal 3 Active Fox 11 Respectable 3 Active Fox 5 Sustain 8 Combat Hero 13 Tequamal 6 Best
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      Today's Bukit Timah Card
      6125 34 GOING FORECAST: OOOD WMMBBMMMMmMM 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 5 1,200 m tf VUdSA (Ratings: 69-55) AmimMBMBmM (Stakes: $15,500) 1 *3447 Jubilee Heights Si (69) Jubilee Heights-Dragon 3 nzg same Trifle slow into stride last week, finishing fair 7th to Police Car II Div 5 1200 m;
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      West pair in smart trial
      908 35 Mystic Warrior to atone for protest defeat ON THE TRACK with PEDIGREE THE George West-trained pair Mystic Warrior and I'm Aries caught the eye when they worked together at Bukit Timah yesterday. They reeled off 600 m m 41.8 sec on a good track. Although
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      Asuwadi comes out from six-month ban
      222 35 Asuwadi comes out from six-month ban VETERAN jockey Asuwadi Nawi has completed serving a six-month disqualification. The penalty was imposed by racing stewards of the Singapore Turf Club on Nov 25 after Asuwadi's mount, Muchos Gracias, finished a halflength second to The Stylistic m a Class 3 Div 5 race
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      Week's top gallops
      77 35 TUESDAY (heavy going): Sheikh U (Khoo) 41.7, Punter's Pal (Looi) 40.5, Heritage m (Leong) 42.1. WEDNESDAY (yielding): Best Always (S.B. Tan) 36.7, On The Double (Albuino) 40.1, Glamorous Charm (Ooi) 39.7, Fox Kingdom (apprentice Danis) 39.9. THURSDAY (good with some "give"): Checktoh (Ooi) 36.7, Ultra Wheel (P.
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      Tomorrow's card
      1661 35 PIVSBM 2.15 CLASS 4 DIV 3 1,200 m S&UUU (Ratings: 73-59) (Stakes: $15,500) 1 I Poto B-_J_a SJ (13) Agasam-Lee 4 irq d 2 same Pm 14 2 *090*6 Aqia-Tred WA (tt) Aqua-Samsuri 3ag 5 Ads 1 S 7*236* Pmdpms M (11) Pompous- Yeoh 3 nzg dl -1
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      132 36 Today's events ATHLETICS SAAA rand rainy (Sembawang, 5). BOWLING FIQ youth team first aelecttan trials (Kallang Bowl, 9 am). CRICKET Friendly: SCRC v SCA Juniors (Balestier Rd., 1.30). GOLF Tiger Open (Sembawang, 7.30 a.m.) HOCKEY SHA U-23 tournament: Safsa v Khalsa (Tanglin Oval), Kg. Chantek v GSC A (Tanglin), IA
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    More bids likely for Orchard Square
    568 40  -  ILENE ALESHIRE Smaller parcels 'bring site into price range of more companies' By WHEN the Orchard Square parcel is up for tender again this year, it is likely to attract more bids than the last time around, some property developers said. In the first
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    192 40 Harris to quit as Berjaya chief in July KOTA KINABALU, Friday Former Sabah" Chief Minister Datuk Harris Salleh, whose ruling Berjaya party received a mauling m the state's April election, announced today that he was stepping down as party President at its congress m July. He said: "I have decided
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    41 40 TOKYO, Fri. Mr Son Sann, Prime Minister of a Cambodian coalition government fighting Vietnamese troops m his country, will arrive m Tokyo on June 3 for his first official visit to Japan, the Japanese Foreign Ministry announced today. AP
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    253 40 Discovery to be used in Star Wars experiment WASHINGTON, Fri. The space shuttle, Discovery, will be used m the first of a series of Star Wars missile defence experiments, the Pentagon announced yesterday. A ground laser beam shot from a test facility on the island of Maui, Hawaii, will be
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    294 40 Hu gives 'no secret accords' assurance BEIJING, Fri. The Chinese Communist Party will never conclude secret agreements with communists m other countries or impose its will on them, ry General Secretary Yaobang said yesterday. But he said the Chinese would give "unswerving" moral support to communist and workers' parties willing
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    30 40 NANTES (France), Fri. Two kidney patients died undergoing hospital dialysis treatment near here yesterday when a faulty valve allowed cleaning fluid into their systems, officials said today. AFP
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    31 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dipped 0.34 points to 1,296.37 m the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Former OUF directors face new charge
    193 40 Former OUF directors face new charge TWO former directors of Overseas Union Finance Ltd were charged yesterday with breaching their duty as directors by issuing a letter of guarantee which amount exceeded 60 per cent of the paid-up share capital and published reserves of OUF. No pleas were taken from
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    122 40 MAS told to pay pilot $1 m MANILA, Fri. Malaysian Airline System has been ordered by a Philippine court here to pay about eight million pesos (Ssl million) to a former Filipino pilot for wrongful dismissal. The pilot, Captain Renato Arellano, based In Knotting, was involved m a landing Incident
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    22 40 KATHMANDU, Fri. Two Hui.g2u.ans have disappeared while climbing Mount Himalchuli m the Nepalese Himalayas, the Tourism Ministry said today. Reuter
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    Cartoon show taken off the air after complaints
    271 40  - Cartoon show taken off the air after complaints JUNE TAN By A TELEVISION cartoon series, Dungeons and Dragons, has been withdrawn from screening fallowing complaints from viewers. The show, about castles, dungeons, knights and dragons, was screened only twice by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation last month. "We decided la terminate
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    130 40 A pint only Roger's knockout of a beer LONDON, Fri. Pub owner Roger Nowill has brewed the "world's strongest beer" and is limiting customers to only one pint a day. The bitter beer, named Roger And Out, took more than three years to brew m the cellar of the Frog
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    • Books
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        Bali — so complete and vigorous
        915 1 Bali so complete and vigorous CAROLINE NGUI talks to a freelance journalist who recently wrote and published his first book on his own WHEN Hugh Mabbett decided he wanted complete control over the publication of his first book, The Balinese, he simply set up a firm to publish it. So,
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        History has never been better re-enacted
        800 2 A GUIDE TO THE COLLECTIONS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OFSNGAPORE Malay Brassware by Baldev Singh, 44 pages Silver by Alexandra Avieropoulou Choo, 58 pages Kendis by Natalie V. Robinson and Nancy Kidney, 83 pages Dioramas by Marianne Teo 41 pages National Museum 1985 $6
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        Bear in Mind
        328 2 THE Day the Universe Changed by James Burke (British Broadcasting Corporation, IMS 337 pages, $49.99) This companion volume to the television series highlights eight different moments m history when the accepted view of things was radically altered, giving rise to an institution or way of thinking that
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        Diehl's latest poised for fame
        446 2 Bookbug from book Am*\^ cover i Lk Strangers lM B WILLIAM DIEHL twice made the bestseller lists with Chameleon and Sharky's Machine. His latest, Hooligans, is bound to make it as well it's all action from the word go. It deals with a group known
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        Eastern art praised in the cradle of the West
        294 2 ORIENTAL ART IN THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM By John Ayers Scala/ Philip Wilson 1983 126 pages, $18.90 Reviewed by CAROL JACOBI ON THE other side of the world from the National Gallery of Singapore, Oriental Art is also being honoured
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        A-Z guide to the real Bali
        924 4 THE BALINESE By Hugh Mabbett January Books, New Zealand, 1985 Distributed by Select Books 261 pages, $28 By ILSA SHARP L The book bears the mark of the true reporter truthful, careful, disarmingly simple, concise, based on first-hand observation but mingled with an impressive
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        Confused use of 'culture' and 'ideology'
        542 4 SINGAPORE: IDEOLOGY, SOCIETY AND CULTURE By John Clammer Chopmen Publishers, 1985. 169 pages, $28 Reviewed by CHUA BENG HUAT THESE are NUS lecturer John Gammer's thoughts on the nature of Singapore society m book form. But the author should have edited the essays more
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        New Arrivals at the Bookshops
        303 4 DORAN by Linda Scotson (Collins, 1185, 281 pages, $31.85) Doran was born with severe brain damage resulting m rigidity, blindness and deafness. But his mother was determined that he would not remain a vegetable. This moving success story is as much her story as Doran's.
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        Fun books which encourage the child to participate
        607 5  -  NATHANAEL LIM Young Reader THE HAIR BOOK By Graham Tetler Illustrated by Roy McKie, Collins 1979, hardback 32 pages, $12 MY BOOK ABOUT ME By Dr Seuss and Roy McKie, Collins 1969, softback 32 pages, $8 Reviewed J -AN IRRESISTIBLE fill-it-in-my-self book
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        Boorish, boring people
        642 5 THE LADY IN RED AND HER COMPANIONS By Felix Chia Heinemann, 1984 paperback 130 pages, $6 Reviewed by LEE GEOK 801 4 Told with less meandering and a greater awareness of tight writing m advancing the plot, some of the stories might actually m have been interesting.
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        473 1 Review of Hugh Mabbett's book, The Ralinese Page Four mmmmmmmmmmmm WW wil Wa SuJ iJ 11 awmwm^^ ___wt __k _B fll _____^________fl_-_--v_B_--M_^ __f 'S B p wj Bft^Bkfl-h-rB B__BB B mm\\\w WML** ___a_s^ r _____i sJZama^mmW ___^_____fk^__f_-_-i---^m^----l k >y*WmWaay X :^__i ______t .i_^_*?^?ls______r _B_f ----■~-----l _-_---IW^-__l___- V______________P -_l _X- _B
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        51 1 I talk to the papaya trees and they talk back to me! Q ..-..-rf---' m MA Irresistible fill-in-yourself books for children mM MM _H_______n___a_^________S mkt tf Ir Visit to a Dayak longhouse Books, Expressions Edited by Rebecca Chua Personal Glimpses Edited by Richard Lim Going Places Edited by Tan Chung
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        417 2 SUPER BARGAINS New Designs New Concepts for Home Furnishing at DESIGN DECOR r Mflflflfl. y»A^^^ Imported from Gemiany. modular JABW3AWM Q<»^Ha»ui^youc-«mixat^^ ■■^»*>»m~** i t j I safety your creatrvtty and budget. S7 l ~m*4 fA iT ii .^_______s___^>___f^_^________^~_______________________i :iS_ 4Uil -fl[ H H r *SS__________HW>- :;S S \-mrn fll /i
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        256 5 42_/fiL\JCrwHdT mjf'i* \Zmm. wood? fIHPMMBH Special l______________________!^^^V'Ur^ H^rl_-fl Correspondent BP^Wl^y wtM TBB-ll '^a^^mmMawmmw mMߣb'*"*& ,1 lj^lß^**l»rr mwjL>»^^f*^lPWpfflj More furniture buyers are r^" iLJEtJ* <3. now convinced that solid T >• I _X| wood is better for lasting ALL SOLID WOOD furniture. But then there m m m^m m W\^TSr m^f^S
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        I talk to the papaya trees ...
        1180 6 I talk to the papaya trees A short story by STAR KHAN, 17, a Pre-U 2 student at the Raffles Junior College Where one week ago were yellowish-white flowers, small, green unripe papayas stood. I turned to Stanley, the papaya tree. 'What happened?' 'Sally's pregnant,' he replied. 'How come?' (What
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        389 6 Co-founder of the Grips Theatre m Berlin A theatre director and writer Who produces plays for children and young people m an entertaining way oi at 7.30pm o no .3 f A_jr^ r Register Today Limited to 30 participants only on a first come first served basis For details please
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        196 6 Unveil your talent EXPRESSIONS offers two Entries should be m pages of creative and English, though translaartistic effort by you and tions of works will also be for you. So if you're a considered, closet writer composer, Please check for painter or photographer jng and grammar er rs; nows the
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        953 7 Sea-training (an event that took place near the Naval Diving Unit, Sembawang, m March 1982) Sunshine and salt-spray Soaring spirits challenged each soaring wave, And swollen sails Lightning flashed and thunder crashed! Sent spirits soaring high over the waves Suddenly, Promising perfect Pepsi-day! Spluttering Johnson struggled to a stop! Sea-training
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        77 7 The mission I MA'/»?..i4B^SOMEWHE« IN IME fKS IF SNuA^IxE-.. j \fW'' V ~^''/7~ 4 x>v-/.r lv^ -~4» s^' i^n IVI HAVE KIN I _.ANP 01* I PRAY I I ...OR THIS I I "J J JM^J I J eOAMNS TKJE4E MM£ mKWI WTOINItME.~ k MISSION 1 *rt '/t WuMP I
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        Passion play of love and hate
        918 9  -  David Kraal At Large: LET me tell you about my affair, a love-hate relationship of long standing, filled with emotional ups and downs, tearing at the heartstrings, spinning the brain and sucking the gut. The high points have been dizzying m their raw, passionate
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        Cairnhill stole the show
        531 9  -  Leslie Leow Chess A LITTLE-KNOWN team from Singapore upset the rankings by turning the Labour Day Open Team Championship m Kuala Lumpur into a one-horse race. Organised by the Persatuan Catur Melayu Malaysia from May 1 to May 5, the tourney attracted 40 teams. Many were
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        Readers vs TurboStar contest
        110 9 THERE was an inadvertent error m last Saturday's continuation. The game should be proceeding from 8. 0-0 e6 and not as published because 0-0 was the popular move (Qb3 had only six replies). Those who submitted replies are requested to ignore last week's error and submit
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        568 9  -  Caroline Ngui Saturday Observer OK. I admit it. I have been guilty (once) of choosing Scarecrow and Mrs King over Kurosawa totally unforgivable m the eyes of artyfar ty culture vultures and, thinking back, a pretty rash decision. (But that's another story.) I found
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        1136 10 Sarawak's longhouses are the scene of a magnificent festival every year m June. The Dayak Gawai harvest festival is a spectacle of much feasting and dancing amongst the friendly Ibans. CYNTHIA WEE makes a trip to an Iban longhouse to witness the celebrations. THE thrill
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        406 10  -  TAN CHUNG LEE Setting there Daily flights leave from Singapore for Kuching, Sarawak. The return air fare is $340 and flying time is about an hour. You have to take a domestic flight from Kuching to Sibu (40 minutes), where powerful motorised boats will take you up
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        1439 10 NOTICES I PART-TIME CONTINUING EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSES B JULY 1985 INTAKE H Applications are invited for admission to the following part-time Continuing Education Training courses commencing m July 1985. H I BUSINESS STUDIES COURSES LANGUAGE COURSES H H Course Centre Course Centre H H Certificate m Business -i Functional
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        563 11 1 APPOINTMENTS/ NOTICES] aaammm lv MHB_| CTANT^ RQRfIRRI I Telefax No: *****59 I Rates: Box Service: i ii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiii oiHUio no9UOOl___________l Service: Straits Times: 5525.00 psc. cm. Collected: 555.00 Telex Service: S.T.A.N.TJS. RS ***** TIMEAD I Tel: *****11 ext 2724-7 2669 I Sunday Times: 5525.62 psc. cm. Posted: Sslo.oo APPOINTMENTS
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        600 11 NATIONAL m&j UNIVERSITY yy OF SINGAPORE DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE SENIOR TUTORSHIPS Applications are invited for appointment to Senior Tutorships m the Department of Information Systems and Computer Science. Candidates should have outstanding academic records and a strong commitment to pursue an academic career. Preference will be
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        505 11 IE" -mmtLmrn. mAmVMmWM W" <*" tlamMm WW MM fl W MM x mam P|>w imm a* Jfl QiaUenging opportunities for Marketing Managers/Executives. Unicorn International is the marketing force behind Singapore's Defence Industries. We are currentiy looking for suitably qualified young men and women to apply for positions as: a) Assistant
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        293 11 I -,„.N fl ELS Bectronlcs I rvfl Manufacturer and we 1 fl |^H have an immediate I U| requirement for J I HEAD OF PURCHASING! I DEPARTMENT I T^sucx»ss^lcarx_lctatesrxxjtabearTature E person age 30-35 years and should have at B least 5 years experience m material handling fl or purchasing m
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        673 12 APPOINTMENTS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The Information Handling Systems industry will be growing significantly m the 1980s. This is important to Singapore, having adopted the strategy to restructure its economy. IBM Singapore a leader m the field of computing, word processing and related products is expanding to support its existing and rapidly
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        762 12 Chartered^ife ___«f V l^ i Ixl% -mm Y<€kT\\f Wl H requires the services of a: H Project Co-ordinator I fl who will be expected to perform the following functions: H I c Define the scope of specified projects which are scheduled H fl for development m accordance with an agreed
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        578 12 B0 HITACHI Hitachi Electronic Devices (S) Pte Ltd Our Continued Growth is Your Opportunity Our multi-million colour television picture tubes manufacturing company m Jurong has immediate vacancies for the positions of: Mechanical Fitter/ Electrician c NTC 3 m Maintenance or Electrical Fitting c Experience is not necessary c Must be
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        738 13 APPOINTMENTS m m^® P^^^^ INCORPORATED MANUFACTURING MANAGER Reporting to the Factory Manager, the position is responsible for meeting production schedules, unit cost objectives and quality standards. Candidates should possess tertiary qualification with an Engineering Degree, prei ferably m Chemical or Plating-Related Engineering Candidates mv .t be Singapore Citizens or Permanent.
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        731 13 H^ xas (S\_^^__i_____P^________!^_________^^^ We're looking ■^\o^^^l!mrAM^^M^^^M^^w^ for people who r^^H-J_______^l_^^^t*________________^^^ are not looking. So if \^^A^A^%^^m^mm******^^^ you're a contented and satisfied professional with j|jj|l W^^ years of distinction behind you f>^^ S^A and are not looking, we're looking l*_J for Has it ever occurred to you that there may still
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        524 13 SYNEROL MANAGEMENT (S) PTE LTD invites applications for the following A) Sales Executive L (Office Automation) B) Sales .Executive (Chemicals) C) Off ice Assistants (2 vacancies City/Jurong) For Post (A) A professional qualification m L Computer Studies/ Accounting OR c 'A' level with passes m English Maths, plus relevant working
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        498 13 -.fIkMESA requires Assistant Mechanical Engineers a A Diploma m Mechanical Engineering and knowledge m plastic parts a Able to read and interpret blue print drawings a To assist m new models pre-production a To trouble-shoot production problems Assistant Mechanical Designer a Diploma m Mechanical Engineering a Minimum 2 years' experience
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        618 14 APPOINTMENTS Pf jMllllniliiiiiTriiiiiiirllllll.. DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION is the second largest 11 computer manufacturer m the world and a multi-national leader pj m the manufacture, sales and servicing of mini-computers. We have a vacancy for the position of: J I Software I I Specialist I Applicants should possess a Degree m
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        782 14 P llmh ULC SYSTEMS WIU 'J (FAR EAST) PTE LTD ULC SYSTEMS is a joint venture company between one of Japan largest software house and a well established Singapore group. We are m the business of Bureau Services, Computer Systems Sales (Micro-network, Mini to Mainframe) and Software Development (Package and
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        745 14 pS© 1 I (UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF 1 fl SOUTH EAST ASIA I SINGAPORE 8 The United World College of South East Asia fl offers a secondary education to boys and girls fl of all nationalities, boarding and day students, fl m the age range 11-18. There are 100 teaching
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        741 14 W PUBLIC UTILITIES BOBRD The PUt invites applications for the following POSH: (A) PRINCIPAL SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAMMER (Grots Salary $4,602 $5,062 per month) Applicants must possess good Honours Degree m Computer Science from a recognised university or equivalent with 5 years' relevant experience. Candidates with other recognised good Honours Degrees or
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        741 15 APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES The Singapore Aircraft Industries Group of Companies is m the forefront of the aerospace industry m the Republic. Our activities include the overhaul and modification of aircraft and components. manufacture of aircraft parts and assemblies, and system development and integration of related electronic equipment such as
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        762 15 The Westin Stamford Plaza REGIONAL SALES MANAGER for ASEAN (About $52,000 per annum) r SALES MANAGER for Europe/America (About $40,000 per annum) The Westin Stamford Westin Plaza, managed by the internationally renowned Westin Hotel Company, will be two of the most luxurious hotels m Singapore. These two fully computerized hotels,
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        591 15 ran I WARTSILA POWER I 5 SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD E We are a diesel engine manufacturer m E E Jurong. We invite suitably qualified can- s= didates to fill the following positions: E DESIGN ENGINEER f E (Electrical) The Job E Designing electrical and electronic £E E systems for both
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        660 15 I EDATACRAFT I L__M Data Communication w I Datacratt Computer Services a subsidiary of I I Datacratt Ltd, (a pubiic-hsted Australian Co.) I I has been restructured to meet the expanding I I data communication business m Singapore I I and ASEAN countries I The following senior positions await .he
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        486 16 APPOINTMENTS A leading manufacturer have vacancies for the following positions: Requirements c Diploma/ degree holder m mechanical engineering with 3 years relevant experience c Ability to work independently and to co-ordinate activities with production staff c Good command of English and working knowledge of Mandarin Rssoonsibilities To manage a team
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        678 16 CHALLENGING CAREERS FIN TRAVEL ASSCX^ATIQNOF TRAVEL AGENTS Mfflflf SINGAPORE flMfll POST (1) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The successful candidate will report to the Executive Committee and assume responsibilities for the general management and control of the business and affairs of the association, including formulating and implementing strategics/programmes. In addition, this person will
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        816 16 T amdahl 1 Our client, Amdahl Corporation, based m Sunnyvale, I California, develops, markets and supports large scale computer j I systems, storage products, communication systems, software 1 products and education services. Expansion m the Southeast 1 1 Asian market has created the following outstanding opportunities: Field Engineer 1 I
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        561 17 APPOINTMENTS ARE YOU SWITCHED ON TO GREAT IDEAS? /An established, fast expanding organisation urgently requires a: ijJL MARKETING OFFICER PRE-REQUISITES: 1) Must be innovative and creative and be J» able to not only come up with great promotion |H ideas but also to execute the ideas to :M implementation stage
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        582 17 I PRODUCTION MANAGER AUSTRALIA I Our name is 'Quiksilver' we are an International Beachwear label born m Australia with operations m Australia, U.S.A., France, New Zealand and Japan We are looking for a Production Manager to run our Australian factory. Applicants should have experience m some, if not all, of
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        983 17 NOTICES fy MALAYSIA MINING CORPORATION BERHAD The Company and its tin mining subsidiaries The Group's mining activities continued to be adversely affected by the tin export restriction The results of Ashton Mining Limited (AML), m which the Group has a 46 .3% interest have been accounted for as an associated
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        1101 18 NOTICES MMWWMMWWWMWMWMMmMmf r KmW NATIONAL 1 W& UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE I TENDER NOTICE TENDER NO: EO/T/30/85 Tenders are invited from canteen operators to operate the Sports Complex Canteen, National University of Singapore for the period from Ist August 1985 to 30th June 1986. Tender forms and specifications etc. are obtainable
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        177 18 You doift need to have Special Qualifications to be a Director.... But you have to know your DUTIES and LIABILITIES DIRECTORS' DUTIES AND LIABILITIES Catherine Tay, Lecturer, National University of Singapore 1984. It sets out simply, the duties of directors, the WtS^^ V_Sl statutory offences and, more important to the
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        714 18 SUN TAN ByColiette PEANUTS BySchutx _a #CBSSSSS^"P| I IT™ """""'^l 1 J 7 yeMi> &£7 lS 71 i 1 i 1 rr S-a^FT-Z^ f7-~r iITV *rvff* FMLLY W I WANT TO BE LIKED I PON'T WANT TO BE 7\ WANT TO BE \1 17 3 7 m\^^^mmVl jk^li&tolffle) «s^fcT MYSELF,.
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        442 19 NOTICES 1 SINGA PLASTICS LIMITED 1 B| (Incorporated m tne Republic of Singapore) fl fl NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twentieth Annual B fl General Meeting of the Company will be held at No. 1, Fourth Chin H H Bee Road, Jurong, Singapore 2261,
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        144 19 *****111 l ANNOUNCEMENT *****8888 I [BflgU actuators m ■|||B---l_i-flß_---fl 1/4 TURN FLUID POWERED: ITALIA S.p.A. -PNEUMATIC m r HYDRAULIC m m GAS OVER OIL announces appointment of: I I I 3 h Federal Hardware Engineering W m Co Pte Ltd m 47/49. Genting Road. Singapore 1334. P Tel: *****18 (12
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        498 19 3 months with Linguaphone and you'll be speaking fluent (A Mandarin l^__^ W I Amm ________H ___H_________fl_____________b vl I \iy^M fl FT \m m t'- mM Mk. Ib^^F fl I yS fl C;?^-«l^KrW *Ji J^ i___Br-*»_ii Linguaphone's proven by 4,000,000 successes m 36 languages More than 4,000,000 people from all
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        2043 19 rl Radio One P J™»™* 0F Rl|JnS TSf IfiCt FlCh BP-'^ '^*IB 1 BUDDHIST ARCHITEC- %#■■%#%#> BwBB Most women, at some stage m their lives, TURE. By well-known expect to have children. However, few think local photographer Kou MM. about the detailed mechanics of having a Shangvvei. _P| 111 _r3l
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        272 20 Computers and Communications Win! Handsome computer prizes with your creativity. Develop a software package for Computer Aided Instructions for Scientific and Mathematical Studies. Entry Categories 1) For Secondary students 2) For A-Level and University students, and the public. Participants from category 1 may enter category 2 or both. But category
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