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Title Section15 1985-09-20 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ft, 1985 40 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 95/1/8515 words
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Article, Illustration69 1985-09-20 1 Here's to lasting friendship AT THE State banquet In Beijbig last night a toast to friendship between Singapore and China. In the centre Is Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang, flanked by Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee. The banquet round ed off a busy day of talks betwen the PrimeFRANCIS ONG - 69 words
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710 1985-09-20 1 H. L. LIM - H. L. LIM Lee, Zhao talks set the direction iy Move to tap large potential and try for 'new phase' BEIJING, Thurs. Singapore and China made some moves today to boost business in and between the two countries. They think there is a lot710 words
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Article74 1985-09-20 1 SHARES rose strongly on the Singapore stock market yesterday, pushing The Straits Times Index up 10.89 points to 777.84. Investors showed interest in blue-chip stocks, particularly in the finance sector, instead of concentrating on the Malaysian speculatives that have dominated the market recently. The ST Index has now74 words
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256 1985-09-20 1 PAUL WEE - PAUL WEE Raid on Jurong warehouse By A MASSIVE haul of 13,270 video tapes presumed to be obscene has dealt a crippling blow to a Singaporebased syndicate involved in the import and distribution of pornographic material in the region. The seizure was made in a256 words
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Article26 1985-09-20 1 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Tennis superstar Bjorn Borg and his fiancee, Miss Jannike Bjorling. had a son yesterday. Miss Bjorling's family announced. APAP - 26 words
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239 1985-09-20 1 MANILA, Thurs. A regional military commander said today a tribal religious leader fed her followers poisoned food, killing 68 of them, and then stabbed herself to death in what local newspapers reported as a mass suicide. Brigadier-General Jaime Echevarria said in a telephoneAP - 239 words
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200 1985-09-20 1 CHINA hopes te draw en the experiences of different countries and has appointed a number of foreign economic consultants besides Dr Goh Keng Swee te help it te modernise the economy, Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang has said. In a written reply te questions200 words
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Article, Illustration424 1985-09-20 1 Hi-tech secrets WASHINGTON, Thurs. The General Electric Co. is the Soviet Union's No. 1 target for needed technology, the Defence Department said in a report released yesterday. Tbe Boeing Co., builder of planes and cruise missiles, and tbe Lockheed Corp., makerUPI; AP - 424 words
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389 1985-09-20 1 TV forums to discuss steps to help economic growth THE Feedback Unit is co-ordinating two special television forums to discuss measures to stimulate Singapore's economic growth. Minister of State (Trade and Industry) Brig-Gen Res Lee Hsien Loong will be a panel member on both programmes. He is expected to reveal389 words
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Article60 1985-09-20 1 GOLDEN CITY (Colorado), Thurs. Mexico City was heavtl> shaken today by a massive Pacific Ocean earthquake measuring ~.8 on the Rlchter scale, the American geology centre It aaM the epicentre was some SM kai southwest of Mexico City la the region of Acapuleo aad that the earthquakeAFP - 60 words
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Article472 1985-09-20 2 Help for carers MANY elderly people end up in hospitals or old folk homes because caring relatives were finally at their wits' end. The Director of Age Concern in Scotland, Miss Mary Marshall, suggested yesterday at a seminar that carers be assisted emotionally and practically through home help. Someone472 words
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Article448 1985-09-20 2 Malaria on the rise MALARIA, which had been thought to be on its way to extinction, is on the rise and becoming harder to combat, the World Health Organisation (WHO) announced yesterday, saying the disease is now believed to be endemic in 100 countries. It is the448 words
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Article600 1985-09-20 2 A decorative role THE NATIONAL Dance Company commemorates its 15th birthday this year with two rare public performances at the Victoria Theatre next Saturday and Sunday. A remarkable feat, considering the company is made up of more that 80 members, all part-timers! Though they have kept our multi-racial600 words
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Article206 1985-09-20 2 •THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: A CONTENTIOUS aai unnecessary issue has been added te the United Nations General Assembly's already divisive agenda by the US Congress's threat to ent the US contribution to the UN unless voting in the assembly on budgetary matters is weighted according te member states' contributions,206 words
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Article224 1985-09-20 2 COLD STORAGE, NZ DAIRY BOARD IN $27 m TIE-UP COLD STORAGE Singapore and the New Zealand Dairy Board have launched a $27.6 million joint venture company to manufacture, distribute and market dairy products in Singapore and East Asia, s The Joint venture company, Cold Storage Dairies (Pte) Ltd, will224 words
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Article380 1985-09-20 2 Tim sport Waiting to get hit MICHAEL Spinks says he is as curious as everyone else to see how he will react when he gets hit by Larry Holmes. Many agree with Holmes that Spinks will wilt as soon as he receives a heavyweight Mow. And Spinks says he will380 words
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Article135 1985-09-20 2 HELP FROM STRANGERS HERE ON WEDNESDAY, a bus passenger wrote about a tourist who did not have any change being asked to get off a bus. That showed the ugly side oi Singaporeans. Today, another tourist has written in about her experiences on board our buses. experiences which show135 words
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179 1985-09-20 2 Around Asean...And Across the Causeway Marcos' TV warning PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos said in an American television interview that US pressure on his government to reform could boomerang, possibly affecting long-term pacts fcr US military bases in the Philippines. In the two-part interview, Mr Marcos called the US Congress "misinformed" and179 words
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445 1985-09-20 3 Annual growth target of 7 proposed BEIJING, Thursday CHINA yesterday unveiled a new, five-year economic strategy giving priority to freeenterprise, technological development and a better standard oi living for one billion Chinese. Premier Zhao Ziyang outlined the proposed 1966-90 economic plan in a wide-rangingReuter - 445 words
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223 1985-09-20 3 BEIJING, Thurs. The number of private businesses in China has leapt by 14.5 per cent from last December to reach 10.65 million, employing 15 million people, according to official figures published yesterday. Private business turnover shot up by 92.5 perAFP - 223 words
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Article, Illustration523 1985-09-20 3 HONGKONG, Thurs. A year after Hongkong shed its political jitters over its future, the colony's economy has settled on a mixed note, with the glamour of surging stock and property prices dimmed by a drop in domestic exports. Bleak portents on theAFP - 523 words
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158 1985-09-20 3 HONGKONG. Thurs. Police yesterday dispersed an unruly queue of more than 2.000 people desperate to buy 300 new flats, some because they hoped to make make quick profits by reselling tnem. Police said some apartment seekers handed in more than one application and others refusedReuter - 158 words
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241 1985-09-20 3 AUCKLAND, Than. Aa Air New Zealand hostess aatmtaM for "sexually uninhibited behaviear" daring a flight reached an out-ef-eeurt settlement today In her efforts to get her job back. No details of the settlement were announced ever Incidents which were canoed, according to a psychiatrist'sReuter - 241 words
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126 1985-09-20 3 DHAKA, Thurs. The Bangladeshi government is awarding 1.8 million taka (about *****,100) to the families of 61 former bank workers who starved to death after they were sacked in 1981. An official announcement said today President Hossain Mohammad Ershad "ordered the grant for families ofReuter - 126 words
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Article34 1985-09-20 3 SEOUL, Thurs. Seven people from three families were crushed to death today when a landslide caused by heavy rain engulfed their houses in tbe south-western Korean city of Kwangju, police said. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration154 1985-09-20 3 INDIAN Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi arriving at a Punjab election rally on Wednesday flanked by security men, including his personal bodyguard carrying a Stengun. Mr Gandhi, said to be on a "hit list" of Sikh religious extremists, said he followed no particular religion. "I visit temples,Reuter - 154 words
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235 1985-09-20 4 'Some survived Air India crash but drowned' CORK (Ireland), Thurs. Some of the 329 victims of June's Air India jumbo jet crash off south-west Ireland were still alive when the plane hit the Atlantic, said a pathologist yesterday. Professor Cuimin Doyle, who supervised the autopsies on the 131 bodies recovered,235 words
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Article55 1985-09-20 4 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Union launched a Cosmos series satellite today that will continue the exploration of space, Tass said. Cosmos 1682 carried scientific equipment, a radio system to measure the elements of the orbit and a a radiotelemetric system to transmit data back to earth, theUPI - 55 words
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137 1985-09-20 4 PORT MORESBY, Thurs. A state of emergency imposed here three months ago has proved so succesful in curbing rampant crime that many residents hope it will be extended beyond its scheduled cut-off in November. A spokesman for Papua New Guinea police commissioner andAFP - 137 words
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Article, Illustration310 1985-09-20 4 Australia in the dark, says Hawke The Greenpeace affair CANBERRA, Thurs. Prime Minister Bob Hawke described the sinking of the Greenpeace vessel, Rainbow warrior, as a "cold-blooded, premeditated act of international terrorism", and denied that Australian intelligence services had prior knowledge of the attack. He said the Australian government fullyAFP; AP; Reuter - 310 words
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Article346 1985-09-20 4 The disease is becoming harder to fight, says WHO GENEVA, Thursday MALARIA, thought to be on its way to extinction, is on the rise and becoming harder to combat, the World Health Organisation announced today, saying the disease is now believed to be endemicAP - 346 words
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316 1985-09-20 4 BOSTON, Thurs. An outbreak of rare, fatal infections among people who received a growth hormone has raised "the ominous possibility of a burgeoning epidemic," US government researchers reported. In the past year, four people including one in Britain have died from the rare illness,AP - 316 words
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Article80 1985-09-20 4 BEIRUT, Thurs. The Revolutionary Organisation of Socialist Muslims, a group that claims it kidnapped a British journalist in Beirut six months ago. today claimed responsibility for a grenade attack on a Rome cafe in which 38 people were wunded. A typewritten statement in Arabic delivered toAP - 80 words
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Article53 1985-09-20 4 A PACKED court cheered as a prosecutor in Buenos Aires yesterday urged life imprisonment for two former Argentine military presidents and three senior officers over the disappearance of more than 9,000 people under military rule. Former President Roberto Viola, looking up at the taunting crowd, shouted: "SonsReuter - 53 words
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Article47 1985-09-20 4 THE SOVIET Communist Partv complained in Moscow yesterday that the Kremlin campaign against alcoholism was not being taken seriously by some Soviets and warned that it will be stepped up. It said it approved new laws intended to strengthen the an ti -drinking campaign APAP - 47 words
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Article58 1985-09-20 4 A 151-MEMBER group left Pyongyang for South Korea yesterday to begin the first bilateral family reunions since the Korean War sealed the border between the two koreas more than 30 years ago, the (North) Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported. Thousands of people were at Pyongyang railway stationReuter - 58 words
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Article50 1985-09-20 4 PRIME MINISTER Rajiv Gandhi rejected American suggestions he seek a regional agreement to avert a nuclear arms race with Pakistan, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said in New Delhi yesterday. The suggestion was made during talks on Tuesday between Mr Gandhi and senior US officials. UPIUPI - 50 words
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Article47 1985-09-20 4 THOMSON OF France, Olivetti of Italy and Acorn of Britain have linked up to develop a new generation of personal computers. They will combine their efforts in a bid to meet the increasing Japanese and American competition in Europe, sources in Paris said yesterday. AFPAFP - 47 words
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Article50 1985-09-20 4 A THREE-MAN Soviet crew docked yesterday with the Salyut-7 space station and joined two other cosmonauts who have spent more than three months in orbit, Soviet television reported in Moscow. In a special bulletin, it showed the new arrivals climbing aboard Salyut-7, embracing the two cosmonauts. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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282 1985-09-20 4 Man says he rode on the back of a whale PERTH, Thurs. A man clinging with two young boys to an upturned dinghy off the West Aus-' tralian coast, claimed today that he rode on the back of a whale when the animal surfaced beneath him. Mr Vollert Asmussen, 41,UPI - 282 words
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Article, Illustration56 1985-09-20 4 6 THERE'S not a great deal to learn about being an actor. Iff tho director says 'come through a door', you com* through a door. Thoy toll you what to say, which way to move, am That's about tt. 7 Hollywood actor Robert Mitchum, commenting on what56 words
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341 1985-09-20 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. Mr Steven Jobs resigned yesterday as Chairman of Apple Computer, severing his last ties with the company he co-founded in a garage in 1976. The resignation followed a bitter dispute that arose last week when Mr Jobs told Apple of hisNYT - 341 words
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284 1985-09-20 5 GENEVA, Thursday AMERICAN and Soviet negotiators began their crucial third round ot arms control talks today, still at odds over United States President Ronald Reagan's space defence plan and already burdened by high hopes around the world for the superpowers' NovemberUPI - 284 words
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Article176 1985-09-20 5 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States and Soviet Union one day could combine together to bring peace to smaller warring nations, President Ronald Reagan said. He said he hoped and dreamed that process could start when he meets Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva. InterviewedReuter - 176 words
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Article176 1985-09-20 5 LONDON, Thurs. A powerful Anglo-French consortium yesterday announced its plans for a Channel tunnel, raising hopes of realising a 200--year-old dream to link Britain with continental Europe under the sea. The announcement by the Channel Tunnel Group at a news conference here set the sceneReuter - 176 words
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116 1985-09-20 5 LONDON, Thurs. A police inquest begins todav into the death of British fashion designer Laura Ashley, who never regained consciousness after falling down stairs at her daughter's home nine days ago, police said. Mrs Ashley, whose romantic floral prints and fabrics became a multimillionReuter - 116 words
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Article, Illustration115 1985-09-20 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. Like many legends, the story of Apple is somewhat exaggerated. Steven Jobs and Stephen Wozniak were not college students, but were college dropouts who hung around together in the garage at the home of Mr Jobs's parents, tinkering with electronics. While the Apple n hasNYT - 115 words
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118 1985-09-20 5 Battle lines that were a little blurred LONDON, Thurs. lie British army has voiced appreciation far the people who co-operated tai their recent civil defence exercise named Brave Defender. "Quite right, too," said The Times af London. The Times listed same af the many incidents that happened when about ff,Mi118 words
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Article, Illustration50 1985-09-20 5 picture. A haft that shaded her eyes, kept her tresses ia place aad caught the eyes of many aft the opening of a fire station la Tonbridge, Keat, ea Monday. Britain's Princess Aaa shewed that she still had a knack far picking ont unique hate. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article107 1985-09-20 5 CHICAGO, Thurs. A wooden statue of the Virgin Mary in the St John of God Church here may indeed have "wept" last year, but it was not a miracle, an investigation by the Chicago Roman Catholic Archdiocese has concluded. "While we are grateful for theUPI - 107 words
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124 1985-09-20 6 Muslim militias fight pitched battles BEIRUT. Thurs. Rival Muslim militias fought pitched street battles and exchanged artillery today £h Tripoli, where 77 people have been killed and 301 wounded in four days of oerce fighting. I Lebanese military Sources said a ceasefire Agreement was shattered it dawn when Syrianbacked militiamen124 words
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Article, Illustration128 1985-09-20 6 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Reverend Benjamin Weir, the longest-detained of seven kidnapped Americans held in Lebanon, has been released after 16 months in captivity, United States President Ronald Reagan announced yesterday. In a speech at Concord in New Hampshire, Mr Reagan gave no details ofAFP; UPI - 128 words
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Article79 1985-09-20 6 KAMPALA, Thurs. Lightning killed 13 people as they were drinking a strong local brew called waragi in Uganda's eastern Tororo district, the Star newspaper reported yesterday. About 30 people were drinking the liquor, distilled from banana, beer and sugar in a crowded market bar on TuesdayAFP - 79 words
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Article140 1985-09-20 6 JERUSALEM, Thurs. A mysterious cargo Jet that made an emergency landing in Israel on Sunday because of equipment failure took off yesterday for aa unknown destination, said Mr Zvt Goravl, Director of the Israeli Airports Authority. The plane, a DC-9, lost radio contact with the controlAFP - 140 words
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Article, Illustration365 1985-09-20 6 Charge says he illegally borrowed $4.6 m an HONGKONG, Thursday BAHRAIN is preparing to put on trial, in secret, an Arab banker whose business activities extend into Asia and Europe, the Asian Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. The newspaper said Hussain Najadi, 50, former365 words
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Article205 1985-09-20 6 Ugandan troops regain towns KAMPALA, Thurs. Ugandan government forces have driven National Resistance Army (NRA) guerillas from several towns north of here, regaining control of nearly 120 km of a main highway, travellers reported yesterday. The government push seemed to confirm the collapse of a ceasefire with the strongest UgandanReuter - 205 words
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Article171 1985-09-20 6 Kuwait has declared war Iran TEHERAN, Thursday A SENIOR Iranian official said yesterday that Iran considered Kuwait had declared war on it by virtue of its direct and indirect assistance to Iraq in the Gulf war. "We cannot have friendly relations with someone who helps our enemy," War Information HeadquartersReuter - 171 words
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121 1985-09-20 6 One dead, 18 hurt in Teheran bus depot blast TEHERAN, Thurs. A three-year-old child was killed and 18 other people injured, two of them critically, when a bomb exploded in a crowded bus terminal in west Teheran today, the national news agency Irna reported. It quoted police sources as sayingReuter - 121 words
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Article33 1985-09-20 6 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs A court has found two White South African men guilty of murdering a young Black woman and two others guilty hei will be of raping Th sentenced later ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article209 1985-09-20 6 Pretoria admits aid to rebels PRETORIA, Thurs. South Africa acknowledged today its aid to Mozambican rebels had violated a peace pact with Maputo as South Africanled forces chasing Namibian guerillas said they expected to stay in Angola for a week. Internal unrest in South Africa continued with police killing threeReuter - 209 words
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Article33 1985-09-20 6 KUWAIT. Thurs The Arab world fared widespread revolution. Libyan leader Muam mar Gaddafi said in an intei vieu published here today, unless 11 adopted his nlanx f«v *.innli> Aiah n.itinn ReuterReuter - 33 words
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355 1985-09-20 7 Watch over suspected 'mole* in Defence Ministry, says paper BONN, Thurs. Investigators are keeping an eye on a suspected "«n/*i A" »u.~ t*»LjL..~^ mole m the Defence Ministry and more arrests or defections are expected in the growing West German spy scandal, theUPI; Reuter - 355 words
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202 1985-09-20 7 Greece arrests three on spying charge ATHENS, Thurs. A GREEK navy lieutenant and two civilians had been arrested and charged with spying, the ministries cf defence and public order announced here yesterday. A communique issued by Public Order Minister Athanassios Tsouras linked the arrests of the two civilians with theAFP - 202 words
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Article, Illustration305 1985-09-20 7 The Soviet-British war of expolsions dfrejkr MOSCOW, Thurs. If there is a winner in the war of expulsions between Britain and the Soviet Union, it is a West German company which has cornered the market for moving out the belongings of thoseReuter - 305 words
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Article318 1985-09-20 7 The loser LONDON, Thurs. The government claimed victory in smashing the Soviet spy network but commentators said today that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher came out the loser in the socalled spy war with the Kremlin. The Soviet Union expelled six Britons yesterday, bringing to 31 the318 words
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202 1985-09-20 7 BoKvian govt declares state of siege LA PAZ, Than. The Bolivian government today deeisred a slate of siege and arrested theusands ef trade unionists In a bid to break a 1 C-d ay -old general strike. Interior Minister Fernando Bartelemy said the government had taken the aetlen bethe strike hadAP; UPI; Reuter - 202 words
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Article, Illustration91 1985-09-20 9 17 killed as bus falls into ravine CAGAYAN DE ORO (Philipines), Thurs. An overloaded mini-bus, whose driver was teasing a little girl next to him, swerved off a mountain road and lunged into a ravine yesterday, killing 17 passengers. Police said 10 others were injured. The 16-seat bus was carryingUPI - 91 words
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Article371 1985-09-20 9 Pacts on military bases may be hit, he warns on TV NEW YORK, Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos said in an American tolpvieinn {ntnrvfow that lie J™ interview mai ua pressure on his government to reform could boomerang, possibly affecting long-term pacts on US military base?Reuter - 371 words
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Article150 1985-09-20 9 UNIVERSITY security guards dragging a student activist from a barricade at Feat I University la downtown Manila yesterday during a boycott of classes and a pretest against the government's education policies. The guards, ducking rocks aad hame madr baa»Bß, used firearms, beta— aad water can- nansReuter - 150 words
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128 1985-09-20 9 Jakarta won't ban book on Sukarno JAKARTA, Thurs. A controversial history book discrediting the late President Sukarno will not be banned from the country, but will be reviewed and re-edited, a senior government official has said. The Jakarta Post yesterday reported that Harsya Bachtiar, head of the Research and Development128 words
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168 1985-09-20 9 The coup that failed BANGKOK, Thurs. Police have arrested a junior officer who was involved in the shooting that killed two American television newsmen during the Sept 9 abortive coup, the Thai Rath newspaper said today. An arrest warrant also is outstanding for a secondUPI - 168 words
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315 1985-09-20 9 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Indonesians lured to the United States were forced to work 15 hours a day as servants and held as slaves if they wanted to return home, a prosecutor said yesterday. Elsa Singman. 54, of Los Angeles, and her brother. Nasim Mussry. 57,Reuter - 315 words
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211 1985-09-20 9 Former envoy sides Dharsono in court Jakarta subversion trials JAKARTA. Thurs. A witness testified in court today that Hartono Dharsono. former Secretary-General of Asean, had not been plotting the overthrow of the government at secret meetings. Dharsono, 60. a retired Lieutenant General, is being tried on charges of subversion. HeAP - 211 words
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Article72 1985-09-20 9 JAKARTA, Thurs. Bali authorities have discovered that no one has issued licences to its scores of discotheques, the official Antara news agency said today. Bali Governor Ida Bagus Mantra was quoted as telling the Regional Assembly: "As far as I know, there is no office within theReuter - 72 words
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Article163 1985-09-20 9 BANGKOK, Than.- A 43-year-old former government clerk went on trial ia a heavily guarded courtroom here today aa charges of aaatAata about ICJM people oat af more than Fstffii milUoo <S$3SB milllea) through an illegal investment fund. Mae Chamoy Tlpyaso aad seven relatives, including herAFP - 163 words
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299 1985-09-20 10 KL confident NEP aims will be met by 1990 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah expressed confidence today tnat the objectives of the New Economic Policy (NEP) would be achieved by 1990. He said that notwithstanding problems encountered in the implementation of the NEP, the aimsNST - 299 words
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Article137 1985-09-20 10 Dr M to attend Bahamas summit KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad will attend his first Commonwealth summit the Bahamas next month. Beraama reported him telling reporters today that Cabinet decided yesterday he should go to the meeting. Last week, his deputy, Datuk Masa Hitam137 words
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Article, Illustration245 1985-09-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday the implementation of the "Look East" policy had been a success and had Succeeded in instilling among Malaysians the positive values and work ethics that prevail ta countries such as Japan and South. Korea.Bernama; NST - 245 words
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Article434 1985-09-20 10 Pan-Malaysian and multi-racial party formed KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A new opposition pan-Malaysian multi-racial party the Parti Nationalis Malaysia (PNM) has been formed. The Far Eastern Economic Review reported in its Sept 19 issue that dissatisfaction with the way things are in Malaysia has led to434 words
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199 1985-09-20 10 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs. Nineteen nieces ef geld behoved to be of great historical value have been found by aa archaeological team from Muzlnm Negara. Team leader deafer Mohamad Ali, tke aselegy) at the museum, saMthe gold was found late yesterday fifing whileBernama - 199 words
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Article, Illustration286 1985-09-20 10 Right to info on govt moves 'not an issue' World Press Convention KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Auditor-General Tan Sri Ahmad Noordin Zakaria said today the right of people to be informed about government activities was no longer an issue in this country. What remained to be done was to improve theBernama - 286 words
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85 1985-09-20 10 SLIM RIVER, Thursday A PICNIC at the Sungai Bill waterfall ended in tragedy when two people drowned. The dead were identified as Mr P. Subramaniam, 19, and Madam Dam Jothi, 25. They had come here on Tuesday to visit friends and later went toNST - 85 words
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253 1985-09-20 10 Court lifts curbs on MCA elections KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The High Court has dissolved the injunctions restraining the Malaysian Chinese Association from holding branch and divisional elections and general assemblies. The judge dissolved the injunctions granted to MCA leader Tan Koon Swan and his supporters Mr Lee Kim Sai, DatukBernama - 253 words
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Article62 1985-09-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Moha mad said yesterday he would work with whoever is chosen president of the Malaysian Chinese Association. The Prime Minister said it was his duty to work with the rightfully chosen leader of the MCA and the question ofBernama - 62 words
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125 1985-09-20 11 SIA all for more liberal aviation policies in Europe SINGAPORE Airlines welcomes more liberal aviation policies la Enrope evea though It QteAtts fftdiic toil slier competition tram strong European airlines. Dr Cheong Choong Kong, the airline's Managing Director, said Wednesday that SIA weald have to work harder la such aa125 words
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Article386 1985-09-20 11 STELLA DANKER - STELLA DANKER Seminar on problems and needs of aged By FOR six years, Mrs Betsy Winslow, 64, cared for her invalid mother until the older woman died in 1960 at 72. Then followed 12 years of care for her frail mother-in-law who, in the last386 words
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Article, Illustration422 1985-09-20 11 That's when elderly are admitted to Homes MANY elderly people end up in hospitals or old folk homes because caring relatives were finally at their wits' end. Nursing elderly loved ones, washing them, cleaning up their toilet year after year can drive a devoted relative round422 words
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70 1985-09-20 11 PAYA Lebar police rounded up 42 Malaysian workers and a Thai woman in a raid at a construction site in Yishun Avenue 2 yesterday. The suspects were detained when they failed to produce valid work permits and travel documents. A senior police officer70 words
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856 1985-09-20 11 BEN DAVIDSON - Prosecution hasn't proven case Jeya BEN DAVIDSON Retrial of two Workers' Party leaders By WORKER'S Party Secretary-General J. B. Jeyaretnam contended yesterday that the prosecution had "far from proved" that there was a case for him and party Chairman Wong Hong Toy to answer on a charge of making a856 words
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Article, Illustration153 1985-09-20 11 THE Mrs Fields Cookies shop has not been baking cookies in Lucky Plaza for the past few days. The shop, on the first level of the shopping centre, is closed and inquiries to discover what has hap- pened have drawn a blank. A spokesman for Amir153 words
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314 1985-09-20 12 Booklet on Aids available from today FROM today, IM,MI copies of a special publication devoted to educating the public about Aids will be distributed. The publication Is carried in the June issue at the Health Educator produced My the Training and Health Education Department of the Health Ministry. It explains314 words
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495 1985-09-20 12 NANCY LOH - Hotelier not in court, suit dismissed NANCY LOH Wrongful arrest claim By A DISTRICT judge yesterday dismissed, with costs, a damages claim for wrongful arrest brought by a hotel director against the Attorney-General and four police officers. Mr Lim Eng Woo, 30, a Director of Lloyd House Hotel in Lloyd495 words
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Article, Illustration208 1985-09-20 12 POLICE caught two man as they were ransacking a flat in Chip Bee Estate, off Holland Road, yesterday three minutes after a tip-off from a civicminded citizen. The two men, aged 28 and 30, are believed to be members of a gang responsible for208 words
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262 1985-09-20 12 A BUSINESSMAN, who wili go on trial next year on charges relating to cheating nine banks of $3.9 million, has claimed he was assaulted by three CID detectives. John Low Chit Bah, 44, yesterday filed a complaint through his lawyers that he262 words
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80 1985-09-20 12 HAWKER Lem Lai Hock, 38, was jailed yesterday for four months after he was found guilty of dangerous driving that resulted in the death of a motorcyclist. Lem was also banned from driving all vehicles for five years. The court heard that Lem collided80 words
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Article, Illustration449 1985-09-20 13 RONNIE LIM - RONNIE LIM International oil trading conference By TALL, bespectacled and in a fashionable dark-blue suit, Chinese oil trader Xiao Man-Zi is very much at ease on the Singapore cocktail circuit. However, even with a drink in hand, a deal is never far from449 words
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Article, Illustration252 1985-09-20 13 R IS rtmmta to see school teachers leading aa excited group of students an a tear tt a pM*©e mA UilwfvDi* Bat yesterday, teachtrs were leo utstefto oo an orientation tear of the National Museum's Young People's Gallery. Fifty secondary and primary252 words
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161 1985-09-20 13 Volunteer constables begin sea patrols tomorrow TWENTY-FIVE volunteers from the Special Constabulary will go on sea patrols alongside their regular colleagues in the Marine Police Division from tomorrow. This follows the setting up of a Marine Unit in the Volunteer Special Constabulary last week after members showed renewed interest in161 words
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Article74 1985-09-20 13 More buses to Chinese Garden THE Singapore Bus Service will operate a special bus service for visitors to the Chinese Garden in Jurong during the Lantern Festival late this month. Service 406, which usually runs on public holidays and Sundays, will ply between the Jurong Interchange and the Chinese Garden74 words
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201 1985-09-20 13 Man sued for alleged breach of contract over flat A BUSINESSMAN changed his mind about selling a Oat on the same day he had received $500 from the prospective buyer, the High Court heard yesterday. Mr Lee Boon Sai, who is being sued for alleged breach of contract, said he201 words
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242 1985-09-20 13 Two win appeal: $10,000 in fines refunded THE High Court has allowed the appeal of two men convicted of causing grievous hurt to a neighbour with a penknife two years ago. Ang Seh Chuan, 42, and Toh Leong Chuan, 47, were found guilty and sentenced to a day's jail and242 words
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Article138 1985-09-20 13 THREE Brunei missile gunboats left for home on Tuesday after a week-long exercise with the Republic of Singapore Navy. Before they left, the visitors were taken by their RSN hosts to various places oi interest. They did some last-minute shoppmg. The KDB Waspada, KDB Pejuang and138 words
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780 1985-09-20 15 Day 7 of PM's China visit 6 These forecasts (of China's economic growth) have heea received with mixed feelings by South-east Asian countries. On the one hand, China economic growth wffl create stability and stimulate trade and investments in the whole region.780 words
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Article, Illustration308 1985-09-20 15 H.L. LIM - H.L. LIM Story by Pictures by BEIJING, Thurs. The sun was glaring bright tills morning, breaking the rainy spell that followed Mr Lee Kuan Yew through China for nearly a week. Welcomes were warm in the stops before Beijing. But sunshine addsFRANCIS ONG - 308 words
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Article378 1985-09-20 16 Marine police solve boat refuelling problem SOME people wrack their brains to come up with an invention. But 10 marine policemen came up with a bright idea just by visiting a dumping ground. The men who are part of a Work Improvement Team378 words
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114 1985-09-20 16 BU BUSINESSMAN Ho Kong Jiang, 49, was yesterday acquitted, without his defence being called, on three charges of cheating American Express International Incorporated of 117,000 in relation to submission of forged invoices. He was also cleared on a fourth charge of trying to cheat American114 words
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116 1985-09-20 16 A MAN came home smelling ef liquor on Tuesday night. And after three hoars of noise-making la Ms nth-storey flat Tn Week Itt, Mei Ling Street, ke seat a knife aad a metal nail flying eat ef the kitchen window. His 15-year-old sen116 words
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Article53 1985-09-20 16 AN ANTI-DRUG abuse and glue-sniffing exhibition will be held at Block 247, Jurong East Street 24, from 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday. The exhibition, Jointly organised by the Singapore AntiNarcotics Association and the Islamic Theological Association of Singapore, will include talks, a video show and a53 words
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Article, Illustration375 1985-09-20 16 JUNE TAN - JUNE TAN By Mt Vernon school picked to represent S'pore in UN project SOME schools boast of good examination results. But Mount Vernon Secondary can boast of being the first and onty one to represent Singapore in a United Nations' peace project. The Education Ministry has375 words
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Article191 1985-09-20 16 TWO men robbed an elderly woman of $28,300 in cash and jewellery on Wednesday after entering her flat on the pretext of delivering a box of cakes. This is the second robbery in less than two months in which robbers had held up elderly women191 words
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92 1985-09-20 16 Three charged with passing fake $50 notes TWO men were charged on Wednesday with trafficking in counterfeit $50 notes. Tan Ah Pin, 31, was alleged to have passed on 20 counterfeit $50 notes to Wee Tong Hoon, 29. Wee, it was alleged, then passed on two of the notes to92 words
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Article123 1985-09-20 16 A LOCAL pop singer drank himself to death a week before bis contract at a theatre was due to end, a coroner heard yesterday. Mr Leow Boh Sai, 37, who sang at Golden World Theatre in Marine Parade, had been drinking heavily on Oct 29123 words
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302 1985-09-20 16 PHILIP GANGULY - Praise for S'pore's trade push with India PHILIP GANGULY By New Delhi reporter NEW DELHI, Thurs. A top Indian financial newspaper today lauded Singapore's efforts to increase trade and co-operation with India, saying the Republic had chosen the right time for a boost. "India is now a more open economy302 words
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Article, Illustration294 1985-09-20 16 Major Fong appointed adviser to Tianjin MAJOR Fong Sip Chee has been appointed as an adviser to the Tianjin Economic and Technology Development Zone in China. His role is to provide free consultancy service to Tianjin on economic and technology development, planning, bringing in new production techniques, encouraging Singaporeans to294 words
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Article39 1985-09-20 16 THE National University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will start a six-session course on south Indian cuisine in the Ang Mo Kio home of Mrs Devagi Shanmugan. the instructor, from Sept 28 For details, phone *****5539 words
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Article, Illustration387 1985-09-20 18 JUDY TAN - JUDY TAN ADj Urban Redevelopment Authority's annual report By This is despite target of 50 capacity not being met Resettlement eases pea te them hecause of the tight property market. So only about SI per eeat ef teasito in oar centres are resettlement esses.387 words
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Article150 1985-09-20 18 THE Urban Redevelopment Authority is paying special attention to the preservation of old areas and the planning of Singapore's future city centre, Marina South. In its latest annual report, the URA said it embarked on a number ol studies last year to identify historical areas that150 words
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141 1985-09-20 18 Maid took her life after police questioning AN INDONESIAN domestic servant jumped to her death shortly after she was questioned by police who were investigating a theft case, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Heny Haryati Mistam, 28, was found bleeding at the foot of Block 625, Queensway, on the evening141 words
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69 1985-09-20 18 Simon heads NUS students' union again FXDURTH year Law student Simon Tay has been re-elected President of the National University of Singapore Students' Union for the third year rjnning. Other office bearers in the new Executive Committee are: Mr Tan Cheng Han, third year Law, Vice-President; Mr Richard Tan, second69 words
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Article62 1985-09-20 18 A PROPRIETOR of a moneychanging shop at Golden Mile Complex has reported the loss of $15,000 in foreign currencies. Mr Mohammed Ibrahim, 51, said he found 100,000 Thai bahts (558,500), one million Indonesian ruppiahs (552,000) and M55,000 missing from a wooden rack in his first-floor shop62 words
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Article34 1985-09-20 18 BRIGADIER-GENERAL (Res) Lee Hsien Loong will open the Teck Ghee Education Centre at Block 415 in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 on Sunday. There will be a variety show after the opening.34 words
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206 1985-09-20 18 A RECORD company director has made a counter-report against a former employee. The salesgirl had alleged earlier that $13,000 was extorted from her after she was accused of misapJiropriating company unas. Mr Aw Kew Min, 40, a Director of Supreme Record Centre, reported to police on206 words
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Article74 1985-09-20 18 A WOMAN'S visit to her husband's shop at Thomson Plaza became a hair-raising experience for another woman in the shop on Wednesday. That afternoon, Yee Siew Yoke, 26, tugged at the hair of a former 20--year-old employee, whom she al- leged was having an affair74 words
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474 1985-09-20 18 AUGUSTINE LOW - Operator wants longer lease before going ahead AUGUSTINE LOW Proposed West Coast boat storage station By THE operator of the proposed West Coast boat storage station has asked the Parks and Recreation Department for a longer lease before deciding to go ahead with the project. Mr Victor Ko, Director of474 words
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Article41 1985-09-20 18 FOUR Brunei fire officers will end their 12-week training here with the Singapore Fire Service tomorrow. They are the first firemen from abroad to be attached to the Fire Safety Bureau, which was set up in February.41 words
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203 1985-09-20 18 Surplus of $137m after concessions to developers THE Urban Redevelopment Authority turned in a surplus of $137.8 million in the last financial year (1984 85). This is despite the authority granting various concessions to developers under its sale of sites programme. At a press briefing yesterday, URA's Deputy General Manager203 words
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Article, Illustration172 1985-09-20 19 LIM KWAN KWAN - LIM KWAN KWAN Serangoon Garden By A NEW neighbourhood police post will be built at Serangoon Garden Way soon the first in a private housing estate. The police post is expected to be ready by February and will be housed172 words
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Article, Illustration246 1985-09-20 19 IN BETWEEN sips of steaming Chinese tea. and Mtes of delicate mooncakes, old folk are likely to share a story or two about the Lantern Festival or Mooncake Festival or Mid-Autumn Festi- val. One will sorely be the story of Chang Er, the fairy on246 words
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Article428 1985-09-20 19 THE mid-autumn festival is also carnival time. Community centres and. recreation agencies have lined up activities of fun and gaiety for both the old and young to celebrate the festival. Lantern processions, tea-parties, cultural shows and other festivities will be in full swing at428 words
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Article, Illustration626 1985-09-20 19 ANG Mo Kio residents who go to their Residents' Committee centre or community centres for classes and games will soon be asked to keep an eye on the fruit trees around them. Come harvest time, they, too, will join in the {ducking and share the ruits626 words
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Article547 1985-09-20 20 AN attempt by the US Congress to rein in the United Nations by the purse-string has, quite unnecessarily, added another contentious issue to the many divisive ones on the agenda as the General Assembly convenes its 40th session this week. A bill passed by Congress last month547 words
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Article, Illustration1320 1985-09-20 20 What are China's views of Singapore and Asean? What did it hope to achieve by securing the services of former First Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee? Shin Min Daily News posed these and other questions to Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang. We reproduce here1,320 words
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Article784 1985-09-20 20 Plastic truth versus 'elitism' ll I 'I J. JJI..»W*>— r— I ii ii. 1111l > > >l— MW____ _-v 4 ■Mm I M„, I, ,ij„'„„ j," Tl II i ,„>, NEW YORK I am too disdainful ef shoddy goods. The ward far this naalrlsa is "elitist". It is a badNYT - 784 words
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Article, Illustration858 1985-09-20 21 THOMAS NETTER - Race hots up for prime satellite space THOMAS NETTER By writing for the International Herald Tribune Third World wins right to reserve slots GENEVA In the 22 years since the United States launched the first communications satellite, the geostationary orbit 36,000 km above the equator where a satellite travels at858 words
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Article, Illustration1083 1985-09-20 21 CHARLES BATCHELOR - CHARLES BATCHELOR War on international commercial crime By LONDON Banking should be booming In the western Pacific. From Salpan to Nauru, from the Marshall Islands to the Cooks, islands throughout the region have been attracting the attentions of would-be bankers. The remoteness of1,083 words
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Letter94 1985-09-20 22 Man gave more than first aid I WOULD like to express my heartfelt thanks and gratitude to a gentleman for giving me first-aid when I fainted at the Toa Payoh Interchange on Sept 10. His helpful act is indeed commendable as dozens of other people only stood and stared. His94 words
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219 1985-09-20 22 I CONSIDER myself to be most fortunate, having spent 20 days in Singapore when I believe the average time spent by tourists is three days. I enjoyed my stay so much because of your shopkeepers, public transport workers, taxi drivers and not in the219 words
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341 1985-09-20 22 We should get together and discuss refuse disposal WE read with interest the article (ST, Aug 21) and various letters in the Forum page recently commenting on the issue of refuse collection in Housing Board estates. As professionals in waste management and part of an international organisation that has been341 words
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151 1985-09-20 22 Two found and returned stolen wallet I WOULD like to thank the two young gentlemen who went out of their way to return my wallet recently. It had been stolen in a store in Orchard Road. It contained about $500, all my credit cards, my driving licence, house keys and151 words
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215 1985-09-20 22 Develop sea sports centre with new town I REFER to Mr Grant W. Pereira's letter "Boa tei owners should team up to upgrade our marinas". (ST, Sept 11). I am in wholehearted agreement with Mr Pereira and with the present stated government policy that private enterprise should be the engine215 words
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Article101 1985-09-20 22 DURING this period of economic slowdown, Singapore should take a series of systemic steps at grassroots level to upgrade the skills of the people to make them more economically resilient. I would like to suggest that the People's Association extends the opening hours of its101 words
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Article71 1985-09-20 22 THE Inland Revenue Department refunded an excess payment of estate duty, without paying interest on the excess payment. It then sent an amended computation showing that the amount refunded was more than what it should be. Interest was calculated on the excess amount refunded. If interest has71 words
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Article, Illustration73 1985-09-20 22 WHILE passing Changi Airport recently, I was amazed to see bougainvillaea everywhere. There were no orchids. In school we have been taught that the orchid is Singapore's national flower. What has happened to our national flower? When visitors fly off they will have the impression that73 words
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159 1985-09-20 22 Salesgirl told her to return half hour later IN REFERENCE to the article "Walk-in checks on service in stores" (ST, Sept 9), I would also like to share my views. I was at an emporium recently at about 2.30 pm to purchase face powder from the cosmetics department. When I159 words
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190 1985-09-20 22 Grassy areas are now burnt patches I CANNOT help but comment on the inconsiderate nature of some Singaporeans during the seventh month celebrations. Just look around the housing estates and you will know what I mean. I am of course referring to the indiscriminate burning of incense. This has transformed190 words
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175 1985-09-20 22 Smooth traffic flow at car park entrance PLEASE refer to the letter "Congested entrance" by "Resident" (ST, Aug 5), in which the writer suggested that a new entrance be built at the car park between apartment blocks 165 and 166, Tampines Avenue 2, to ease the congestion at the existing175 words
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278 1985-09-20 22 I REFER to the letter "Is school head aware of this 'revision'?" by "Revision". (ST, Aug 28). I thank the writer for his concern but would like to clarify his misconception about the revision work given to our primary one pupils. The pupils concerned278 words
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Advertisement852 1985-09-20 22 CELESTIOR H SLI Inumommmr W SL6/SL6OO AWARDS: flKj|£!|^ > Compo Grand Prix 83 85 I (Overseas Category) f____^__a^'l___. -V Components ot tne Year 84 I j Best Buy 84 J^^^^^^^^^^Hk|_J i I Stereo Sound Magazine) WmmMMMMt^gMSamß' AWARD WINNERS! DL4. OL6. DU ft DLIO LOUDSPEAKERS RANGE Derived from world-acclaimed SL6 and852 words
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Advertisement202 1985-09-20 22 Shima Gourmet Yaldniku (Barbecue) Luncheon Buffet 12pm -2.30pm. _g^ TT _RJ^_____^__ n J s/A hima Restaurant has im w^ __J spread an array V _K__i B__ fc* magnificent Japanese dishes at a ij^L. mMM W m^ mm* ven humble pnce every day at fgHfi^fc tP Shima Gourmet Barbecue Luncheon «™^kL^W__.202 words
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Article77 1985-09-20 23 THE Singapore market yesterday continued its bullish performance, which started on Wednesday, with investors showing interest in blue chips. The Straits Times Industrial Index rose 10.89 points to 777.84, while the Business Times Composite Index shot up 11.8 points to close at 662.09. Trading was active yesterday,77 words
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Article12 1985-09-20 23 Poking Inv 2,789,000 Pegi Msio 2,351,000 Promet 1,788,000 Raleigh 1,762,00012 words
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Article80 1985-09-20 23 M Leonf CreAt 605 -4b U 0 I 248 1 4? HK Tn Corp 50c 280 -41 MM 100 50c ?59 27 GElrfe 1275 -?5 NS 1 7?0 a DBS 545 *25 C Properties 4?0 24 DtC Bank 50c 197 .3 MIP 402+24 Sateus Rts 169 -19 Ra_i_i M80 words
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Article74 1985-09-20 23 Mfcebea 50c 120 68 Roi» fleet 525 -15 Promt 136 -6 MIC 7k 40? 4 Island I Pm 398 4 CASH 250 4 KB Corpn 125 4 Na-uaHUp 93 -3. Aied Choc 245 3 Bousteadco 129 -3 SPr 90-3 Proa 498 2 Sipna Metal 380 -2 C4 C 3?874 words
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Article79 1985-09-20 23 Sept 18 Sept 19 Bi Composite 650 29 662 09 BT Indicator *****40 *****41 Bl OB OS *?26 <-253 ST Industrials 766 95 777 84 ST finance 2495 98 2546 38 ST Hotels 735 82 737 15 Sept 18 Sept 19 ST Properties 440 61 450 85 ST Minings79 words
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Article33 1985-09-20 23 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Tine! Industrials Composite 1984/85 Htf» 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) 1984/85 Low 717.95 (15/7/85) 631.62 (15/7/85; All-time H.gh 1071.91 (8/2/84) 983.06 (8/2/84) AStime Low 74.75 (17/9/64) 550.78 (2/8/82)33 words
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Article13 1985-09-20 23 The US dollar closed at DM 2.9145 in Singapore, gaining nine points.13 words
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Article24 1985-09-20 23 DM Y FT S S HS US$ ***** ***** ***** Unq 2.2050 7.8170 ***** 2 9145 242 47 8.8800 2 2085 7.815524 words
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Article33 1985-09-20 23 Eurodollar: Lost one tick to 91.32 a contract. Deatschemark: Lost one tick to 0.3462 a contract. Japanese yea: Lost 11 ticks to 0.*****2 a contract. Gold: Gained US$O.2O to U*****.30 an ounce.33 words
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Article87 1985-09-20 23 HOUSTON, Thurs. Coca-Cola Co has completed national distribution of its Classic Coke. And Cherry Coke has reached 75 per cent of the American market, Senior Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer M. Ivester said. He said the company introduced new soft drinks because volume had beenReuter - 87 words
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Article61 1985-09-20 23 PHILADELPHIA. Thurs. The Philadelphia Board of Trade estimated first-day trading volume at 130 contracts yesterday in its national OTC (over-the-counter) index futures, the first futures contract based on an index of OTC stocks. But trading is expected to gain momentum early next week, when prospective traders haveReuter - 61 words
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Article72 1985-09-20 23 TOKYO, Thurs. The Bank of Japan, the country's central bank, has no intention of taking measures to curb capital outflows from Japan, Bank Governor Satoshi Sumita said yesterday. Capital outflows were believed to be a factor in the Japanese currencytendency to drift lower. Finance MinistryAFP - 72 words
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Article79 1985-09-20 23 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Housing starts in the United States increased 6.2 per cent last month to reach a total of 1.75 million units in annual terms, the Commerce Department announced here yesterday. It was the sharpest hike in five months and came after a decline of 3.279 words
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Article83 1985-09-20 23 CANBERRA. Thuts. Australian company tax will be raised to 49 per cent from 46 as part of a package of tax reform measures announced here by Treasurer Paul Keating. The increase will take effect from the financial year beginning next July. But double taxation ofReuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration543 1985-09-20 23 ANQELINE TAN - ANQELINE TAN By COLD Storage Singapore and the New Zealand Dairy Board yesterday launched a $27.6 million joint venture company to manufacture, distribute and market dairy products in Singapore and East Asia. The joint venture company, Cold Storage Dairies (Pte) Ltd, will absorb543 words
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Article55 1985-09-20 23 TOKYO, Thurs. Nippon Steel Corp has won an ordei worth about five billion yen (about SSG6 million) to build an oil terminal in China. The storage and loading terminal will be built at the mouth of the Yellow River to handle oil from the Shengli oilfield.Reuter - 55 words
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Article40 1985-09-20 23 TAIPEI, Thurs. A trade mission leaves for Indonesia and Malaysia tomorrow to promote sales of machinery and electronic products. The 150-member mission will first visit Indonesia, where Taiwanese trade fairare planned, before travelling to Malaysia. BernamaBernama - 40 words
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Article, Illustration573 1985-09-20 23 ANNE KOH - ANNE KOH By SINGAPORE investors were promised yesterday they could get the site of their choice in Johor "within a day" of receiving a manufacturing licence to set up there. Mentri Besar Datuk Aiib bin Ahmad gave the573 words
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398 1985-09-20 23 MONEYBROKERS in Singapore have formed an association, but they are saying little about it. Some senior officers In eight moneybroking houses here do not even know the association has been formed. The main aim of the body is believed to be to398 words
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Article226 1985-09-20 23 OVERHEATED interbank market rates continued to cool yesterday following the Monetary Authority of Singaporedecision to stop buying Singapore dollars. Overnight rates, which hit a high of 120 per cent on Wednesday, was traded between 22 and 60 per cent yesterday. A moneybroker said most deals226 words
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71 1985-09-20 23 MAGNUM Corporation said yesterday the company's share registrars had Identified a number mt share certificates as forged. Um company has advised shareholders aad investors te submit their shares te the company's share registrars ter registration if they have not done so. In a brief statement71 words
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330 1985-09-20 23 MATILDA GABRIEL - MATILDA GABRIEL By WOMEN can now buy for their husbands, brothers and boyfriends on a take-first, paylater basis at Printemps. And if the man gets hysterical at the sight of the pink shirts or way-out accessories she has chosen for him, she can330 words
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Article4352 1985-09-20 24 READERS should be aware of (he limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily j covered in "business done". Further because al dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table4,352 words
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Article3398 1985-09-20 24 INDUSTRIALS A Choc (2 80S) 0)2 82 (6) 2.80 AISB (1 03S) (556) 105 (832) 1 06 (119) I 07 (215) 1 04 (40) I 03 Alcom 0 048 1 08S) 0) 099 (5) 1,00 (25) 1 01 (8) 1 02 (27) 1 03 (22)3,398 words
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Article2903 1985-09-20 24 Al shares quoted have a par value ol SI unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights N Tan exempted Dividend ABN is traded in lots ol 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dolars. 1985 Last Yield Vol Day H_(h Low Company Sale Chance COOO) H#i2,903 words
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Article311 1985-09-20 25 1 Mn $1,000 2 For M customer j «_y. 3 OCBC Finance. 4 only avaiable al 08$ Finance. UOF't rates. _w mmmm at UOf also mfetft at 08$ Finance. OCBC OUB UOB DBS I DEPOSIT MTES i Savings: daily 5>4 5M 5 5>4 Monthly 54 Autosave 4 3311 words
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Article161 1985-09-20 25 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.4970—1.4999 6.80—6.53 Canadian dollar 1.5976—1.5995 6.34—6.16 NZ dollar 1.1614—1.1641 8.77—8.38 Sterling pound 2.9311—2.9346 3.46—3.36 US dollar 2.2080—2.2090 4.59—4.48 Loca) dollars to 100 units of foreign currency Austrian schilling161 words
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Article96 1985-09-20 25 THE US dollar closed slightly higher against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, the US dollar closed at 2.2080/90 in quiet and thin trading. It traded within a range of 2.2060 and 2.2110 after opening at 2.2050/30. Against the deutschemark, the greenback opened at96 words
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Article91 1985-09-20 25 Eurodollar 3-month deposit HEALTHY volume was traded in December Eurodollar as operators positioned themselves for the releases of key economic data. Yesterday's firm Fed fund and good housing starts figures put pressure on the Eurodollar, causing it to open lower than the previous day's close. (100 implied intetvst91 words
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Article, Illustration74 1985-09-20 25 VOLUME took a dip in the deutschemark pit as operators were apprehensive of economic numbers to be released for the rest of the week. Although the US dollar firmed in the cash market, deutschemark was able to maintain itself above the critical 34.50 support level. (US dollar Deulschemark Open74 words
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Article116 1985-09-20 25 THE kilobar market traded between 5522,207 and 5522.623 yesterday. The Far East gold market opened in the morning at U*****.80/ 315.20, went up to U*****.10/315.50 and eased off quickly to US$3l4.-0/314_0. In the afternoon, it dropped to U*****.00/ 314.40 on the back of a stronger dollar, then rallied up116 words
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Article23 1985-09-20 25 GOLD USS/oz Thurs Med Singapore 314.70 315.00 315.00—316.00 Hongkong 315.40—315.90 317.00-317.50 Wed Tues New York 314.80—315.30 316.40 316.90 London 314.00-314.50 317.25-317.7523 words
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Article223 1985-09-20 25 Managers' prices for Sept 20 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 1 80— 1 91 the Savings Fund 1.35 1.43 S'pore Prog Fund 0 77— 0.82nd S'pore Sec Fund 1.13—1.20 S pore Invest Fund 0 79— 0 84 S pore Equity Fund 0 79-084 DBS Bank Shenton Growth Fund223 words
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Article21 1985-09-20 25 Ck__f prices mmmm cents Wo Singapore October 164 00 down 0 75 cents Malaysia October 184 50 up one cent21 words
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Article19 1985-09-20 25 i Tin Oonnj prices MS/Me j Kl Tin 30.05 down two cents Turnover 184 tonnes up 29 tonnes19 words
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Article49 1985-09-20 25 YEN interest continued to dwindle and the contract nearly suffered the ignominy of zero volume. Trading range was limited to a 2-tick movement. Open High Low Sett Est Vol Dec 0.*****2 0.*****38 0.*****1 0.*****2 6 Mir» 0.*****6 Ju 0.*****2 -> Open Int (Wed): ISI. Act Vol (Wei): 3.49 words
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Article, Illustration59 1985-09-20 25 THE gold pit was unenthusiastic as many operators had squared off their positions in view of the uncertainty of interest rates and the strength of the US dollar. In VSS per Ttxtv ounce i Open High Lew Sett Est V«l Sept 313.30 Oct 316.20 Dee 319.50 320.408 319.40A 320.4059 words
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Article25 1985-09-20 25 r r Ctaßg pnces IM Spot *****0-10:300 (1016 00— 1CI7 00) 3 months *****0-1037 00 (1040 00- *****0. Marke! tone Steady Sales 20.800 tonnes25 words
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Article23 1985-09-20 25 sjfMttf CtMMf pnces USJ troy oi thurs Ned immmma HI 596 bfcb itl Wed lues Mn '9i ,9> Ml 5% \PR t23 words
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Article25 1985-09-20 25 Cta_f pnces ■M Spot 731 00— 731.50 (*****-*****) 3 months 753 50-754 50 (748 50- 749 00 1 Market tone Steady Sales 18.000 tonnes25 words
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Article113 1985-09-20 25 Closing pnces palm oil Sept 742 SO i north 740 (south' 746 (central I Oct 740 (southAcentrar IfCuiCtJ pa-nol IBS/tomes RBC palm Sept 370 sellers i Oct 360 (sellers i Nov 362 SO sellers Dec 370 iseHers) RBDOtein Sept 370 (sellers) Oct 36b (sellers) Nov 370 (sellers! Dec113 words
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Article, Illustration310 1985-09-20 25 LCL containers unpacked at the cor tamers freight •lation on September 19 (2300) Ships In port is held over doe to pressure on space. LCL Receiving Receiving Ship (Voyage) Arr Cargo Time Block ZimEilal (HE) 209 (1800) F7 0800 1000 B6 Smd Manner (1W0) .209(1800) F7 *****000 U4310 words
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599 1985-09-20 25 THE Singapore stock market yesterday continued Wednesday's bullish run to record convincing rises on the two market barometers. The Straits Times Industrial Index jumped 10.89 points to close at 777.84, while the Business Times Composite Index shot up 11.8 points to 662.09. Stocks599 words
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Article252 1985-09-20 25 Hutchison 25.90 -0.2 InH Gty 088 -001 Jardine Moth 1180 +02 Jardine Sec 13.50 +19 Ka Woh Bank 0.96 +001 KMB 925 -005 Lane Crawford New Town 1.96 +001 New World 7.50 +0.05 Ocean Land Orient Oseas Cont susp Oseos Trust Bank Paul Y 2.25N Regal Hotel 1.288 -001252 words
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Article334 1985-09-20 25 I Mitsub Estate VBI -8 Mrtsub Heavy 429 -5 Mitsubishi 619 -I Mitsui Co 412 -2 Mitsui Shipbldg 168 +1 Mitsui Smelting 462 -6 Mitsukoshi 675 -5 Mitsumi 680 unch Murota Mfg 1650 unch N_ko Sec 786 -4 N*> Elec 951 -13 N*> Light 241 +1 N*> CW 700334 words
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Article309 1985-09-20 25 I C I 205 -3 Leighton 118 -2 Lend Lease 600 -24 Magellan Pet Aust 230 unch Mayne Nickless 300 -5 Metals Explor N L 41 Mideast Mim 251 +1 Myer 338 -2 Nat Aust Bank 460 -10 News Corp 680 +10 North Bh 242 +2 Nth Flinders 255S309 words
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Article70 1985-09-20 25 p I I I U I NST Index Thursday 1252.04 (1238.63) -^S Hongkong Hang Sei^ -ts? Thursday 1563.27 (1563.62) 0L Australian AN-Ordmaries Thursday 943.3 (945.4) Nikkei D 1 Average 1 Thursday *****.99 (*****.66) Financial Times Industrials Wednesday 1000.8 (1002.7) Dow Jones Average g£ Wednesday 1300.40 (1298.16) (Fiiures brackets refer70 words
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Article209 1985-09-20 25 SMt 18 IBS Chante Goodyeor Tre 27(4 ~v mm e Gurf Res 14% Alcoa 33* -V* Hewlett Pock 33* AHied Chem Cp 42* Intl Busi Moch 127% AK-Chabners 3* unch Intl Harvester 7* Am Tel Tel 20% +W Intl Tel Tel 32* Amax Inc Wm John Jhsn 44209 words
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Article522 1985-09-20 25 Sept 18 Pence Change MINING INDUSTRIALS Borlowßand 312 -I 0-7B Charter Cons 185 unch Alked-Lyons 278 unch ComGoM 439 -3 Ass. Dairies 136 unch ra BTRPLC 360 -3 6 Bobcocks 138 +1 ZCI ,3 unch Barcloys 372 -2 US$ Beecham 330 unch /^r 12' g^V Ifi Tin Amg<&ZZZ 68522 words
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145 1985-09-20 26 Interest burden deepens losses for Apollo HOTEL operator Apollo Enterprises Ltd has gone deeper into the red because of its "heavy interest burden on investments in project development Group pre-tax operating loss for trie interim period ended June 30 came to $842,000 ($638,000 loss for the same period last year).145 words
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Article, Illustration408 1985-09-20 26 NORA CHENG - NORA CHENG By THE listing of Malaysian Airline System on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange before the end of the year could be the green light for future public listings of companies in exportoriented or manufacturing sectors. Sources said the authorities were408 words
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Article252 1985-09-20 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Airline System (MAS) expects to make a sound profit la the 1985/8* financial year, but lt will not be as high as the record M51 3 1.58 far the year to the end of last March. MAS Managing Director, Datuk252 words
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Article, Illustration353 1985-09-20 26 TONG YOKE THO - TONG YOKE THO By THE extra 20 stores added to the Eicon minimart chain last year has meant a lot more business for its main supplier, Provisions Suppliers Corporation. Turnover last year for the corporation, which revived the ailing neighbourhood provision shops with the 125-store353 words
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367 1985-09-20 26 S'pore can make it as countertrade centre, says TDB SINGAPORE has attributes that will help it to develop into a countertrade services centre comparable to London, New York and Vienna. The Trade Development Board's Chief Extxmtive Officer Leong Chee Whye said this at an Asian countertrade conference at the Mandarin367 words
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From the companies desk
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Article83 1985-09-20 26 MENTAKAB Rubber Company (Malaya) Bhd's K re-tax profit for the first alf of the year rose 29 per cent to M5282,791, despite a 19 per cent drop in turnover to M5717,367. The higher profit was mainly due to higher investment and other income, which rose from M534,861 to83 words
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Article66 1985-09-20 26 TEMASYA Development Co Sdn Bhd has been given approval to buy a 34 per cent stake in Overseas Union Insurance (M) Sdn Bhd. Temasya, a 66.06 per cent subsidiary of Petaiing Garden Bhd, will acquire the shares by cash at M51.70 a share. PGB said the proposed acquisition66 words
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Article33 1985-09-20 26 KIAN Joo Can Factory Bhd has said the proposed purchase of a piece of industrial land beside its existing factory at Batu Caves, Selangor, will not affect this year's profits.33 words
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Article48 1985-09-20 26 MATSUSHITA Electric Co (M) Bhd has reported a 17.2 per cent fall in group pre-tax profit to M59.6 million on a 9.5 per cent lower turnover of M590.7 million for the first half of the year. Directors do not expect an improvement in the second half.48 words
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Article47 1985-09-20 26 THE Malaysian Foreign Investment Committee has given approval for Development Securities Sdn Bhd, a 99.6 per centheld subsidiary of Sateras Resources (Malaysia) Bhd, to take a 55 per cent stake in Mabe Properties Sdn Bhd, a joint venture with Mesjid Negeri (Sarawak) (Charitable) Trust Board.47 words
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Advertisement191 1985-09-20 23 Mmmgmmt^mmmmm Biir_|^&_-____l Wmmmjm^ made in England __H Waa >%< "^IB _m__F __l __m ''^mmW I mmw^ ___■_> 7 Wp MMMM, \k <•»•••• .--£j»****~ '^mm^^m^^mMMMMMMMMMMMMmJV^i m m C^m _MlS_M_i_lwl l_ _P mrmmMMMMMMMj/ K^Q-^ V_K_^ .<k Dealers: Super Heater Centre (0105) Tel: *****4/*****3 Universal Heater Company 1 542) Tel *****62 *****82 Supreme191 words
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Advertisement196 1985-09-20 24 NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF DAIWA SECURITIES CO. LTD. (Daiwa Shoken Kabushikj Kaisha) 5%% Convertible Bonds Due 1996 (the "1996 Bonds") and 5%% Convertible Bonds Due 1998 (the "1998 Bonds") Pursuant to Condition 5 (CKxii) of the Terms and Conditions of the above-mentioned Bonds, notice is hereby given as follows:196 words
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Advertisement296 1985-09-20 26 'A first rate reputation. It means the world to^ps!' Stuart Fowler Westpac's global network of offices Chief General Manager, /^Thi_|___^^ countries to serve Corporate International. f\ our clients better. Today *From my perspective Im\ f*l can deliver a comprehensive reputation is everything. I can't M 6#% W\^\ I ran g296 words
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Advertisement102 1985-09-20 26 NEAR SYDNEY N.S.W. AUSTRALIA CAMDEN IMPORTANT RURAL PROPERTY! "POND-CHERRY" <aJ__L ».%jH Hi*. THE NORTHERN ROAD. 315 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED 4 TITLES ESTABLISHED DEER A THOROUGHBRED COMPLEX Homestead 2 Cottages Workers quarters Stables, yards, fully enclosed deer shed fencing Approx 17 paddocks Particularly well watered, huge dams Selectively cleared established pasture.102 words
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Advertisement720 1985-09-20 27 ******66 I 2 Eating Out FOR QUICK LUNCN 4 Reservation, visit Lal Wah Restaurant: 377C. Jalan Besar (Aircond). Tel: *****00/ *****94. Branch: (Blk. 44) 1436 Bendemeer Road (Aircond). Tel: *****60/ *****61 CAROL'S GOODIES. For authentic Malaysian Meals. Open Dally 9am- 10pm. 32 Greenwood Ave. Tel: *****42. Party catering avail. 3720 words
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Advertisement525 1985-09-20 27 12 Computer Products/ 12 Computer Products/ Services Services Before you become a Computer Dragon. LOOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PARTNER YOUR BETTER HALF TO COMPUTING! PX-SERIES jm DUAL-DISPLAY MODE INTENSITY (FOR IBM) JP jma COMPLETE WITH Wf TILT/SWIVEL BASE Model! available: PX-II (640 x 240), PX-IV (720 x 240), PX-22525 words
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Advertisement403 1985-09-20 27 14 Antiques/ Arts/Crafts r ™*.NT PERFECTION ANTIQUE BONANZA An invitation to "KiH Two Birds With A Stone" at Parkway Parade Old stock clearance at "give-away" prices, Speclal -un^nuqueprices on our wide selection of beautiful "J™* a"lved" shl PItems iMliKte- Antique blackwood fur- KrS.n°H?l niahing Rosewood design furni- Beautiful porcelain decoraUve403 words
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Advertisement225 1985-09-20 27 22 Stamps/Coins HAPPY PHILATELIC AGENCY, 81--51/ 52 Golden MUe Tower, Beach Rd. S'pore 0719. Offer widest, largest range of stamps, coins, banknotes. Fair price assured. Write ror rree stamps plus 48 pages Illustrated catalogue 31 only $1.00. Tel: *****44, *****20. 24 Garage Solo CLEARANCE SALE, 1 Olivetti Copier, 2 office225 words
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Advertisement615 1985-09-20 27 25 Sale: Other Products SALE BV TENDER 1983 paper cutting machine, Adast Maxima cutter. Personal Computer 8801MKII. with 20% of bid prtoo payable toi MALAYAN FINANCE CORPN. (8) LTO 1 Phillips Sir., #81-81 Cho Building Singapore 0104. For viewing, please call: •*****, Was Pang/ Mdm LC. Oak. Deposits from aH615 words
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Advertisement641 1985-09-20 27 LAm^AaS V Wm D mW W Business opportunity for w building/renovation cons' tractors. Chock clsssifiIL cation 57 for a now floor B* material which fools and E looks like wood. 24 Garage Sale 24 Garage Sale 30 Hairdressing INEVITABLE STOCK CUAR ANCE! Js-^^/ 10am -10pm daily \|M*ggpi Thousands of oriental641 words
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Advertisement544 1985-09-20 27 OIRECT FROM I Far East Plaza, I smgaporaww** B YRD-ANDREW UNISEX SALON (models wanted for our advanced students on weekdays only). As we are having 2 more hair shows, today 20/9/85 A Saturday 21/9/85. appoint ments made in advance will be much appreciated ByrdAndrew, Tan-Teddy. Ng-Audrey Yeo-Agatha in attendance 7544 words
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Advertisement656 1985-09-20 28 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing 30 Hairdressing Mmma f #05 21 t0 23- Funan Centrß Singapore 0617. Tel: *****48 (3 lines) *u~ x# #02-17 to 19, Rocy Square, Ife Singapore 1542. TW: *****22. *****33 ■MT J #04-m Pearl Centre, L t* Singapore 0105 iKaT?"* KBC^l J*%MmjlE LG- 022 0 23 Sun656 words
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Advertisement505 1985-09-20 28 ALUMINIUM AWNINGS Hfl ll m^W*"*^ '^^^S mmMk^^A^W W^^^ m***^WWHKKtm *KEEP OFF RAIN SUN *EXTR A AREA FOR ♦PROTECT VOUR USAGE, SUCH AS FURNITURE GARAGE, KITCHEN, *ADD MORE VALUE PLAYGROUND, ETC. TO VOUR PROPERTY CO., PTE. LTD. 4*^^^!^ 39H. hantfi Koad. S.H km. Singapore I+4l. PiHl Tel: *****24 3^*****, JbliHL (Wholesaler505 words
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Advertisement322 1985-09-20 28 SENQ CHYE ELECTRICAL Engineering Installation provides Installation re-wiring for res., commercial St industrial premises. Tel: *****62. UNIQUE ALUMINIUM. GRILLES at $8 p.s.f. regd. amplimesh, sliding doors/ windows. We undertake changing of old windows. Enquiry *****07, Mon. Sun., anytime. WELL-MARK ALUMINIUM, SLIDING doors/ windows, amplimesh regd. HDB grilles. $8 p.s.f. Changing322 words
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Advertisement862 1985-09-20 28 37 Airconditioners/ Refrigerators Ability in helping any ef your problems AIRCOND./ FRIDGE SERVICES 24 hrs. Islandwids Service cen solve aH problems ol servicing, repairing/ respraying of aH refrigerators and airconditioners in our workshop/ your place. Guaranteed. 2nd hand fridge available, single door $100 $200, twin door $200 $350. Free delivery.862 words
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Advertisement825 1985-09-20 28 49 Packing/ Storage/ Delivery/Removal CHEAP RATE FOR all types of transportation services. We specialise in household, office St piano removal. Responsible, careful workers and effective team leader provided. .We are always at your service St open 7-day a week from 7.00am 10.00pm. Please call: *****12/ *****30. Tong San Removal Servlce.T825 words
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Advertisement696 1985-09-20 28 55 Commorcial Vessels CARGO SPACE AVAILABLE FOR •MJARA/ BRUNEI/ LABUAN For general cargos, equipment St machinery. Scheduled date for sailing: 3rd week of September "85. Enquiries: KIAN THYE SHIPPING PTE LTO Tel: *****72 Telex: RS ***** RTREAL 56 Industrial Equipment/ Supplies FOR SALE 3,000 PIECES Lightweight concrete slabs for HOB696 words
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Advertisement834 1985-09-20 28 57 Business Opportunities FOR DEPENDABLE A QUALITY MANPOWER SRI LANKAN MANPOWER SUPPLIER TO MIDDLE EAST 4 OTHER COUNTRIES OVERSEAS TRUST AGENCY Manpower Recruitment Consultants Labour Licence No. 478 Mail 55, Sangatnitta Mawatta Colombo- 13, Sri Lanka P.O. Box 2126, Colombo, Sri Lanka Cable: "OSEASTRUST" Colombo, Sri Lanka Telex: ***** *****,834 words
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Advertisement634 1985-09-20 29 70 Situations Vacant 70 Situations Vacant- 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 70 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: 71 Situations Vacant: Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Secretarial/ Sales Sales Sales Sales Selee Clerical Clerical Clerical Clarical Clerical ===^=«^k fl kV\l WILSON <634 words
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Advertisement313 1985-09-20 29 ¥M COMPUTER-FORMS TOPPAN MOORE invites applications for the post oft CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS e GCE A' level with credit ln English. e Accurate typing. e I—2 years' working experience. Attractive remuneration for the right candidate. Please submit full personal resume together with a non-returnable passport-sized photograph to: The Manager COMPUTER-FORMS TOPPAN313 words
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Advertisement537 1985-09-20 29 DHL International, the market leader in inter- national courier service jE with over 550 stations in more than 152 coun- tries, invites applica- tions for the following H position: Receptionist Pleasant and outgoing E personality •GCE Xy level with good command of English 1 Able to operate PABX s switchboard537 words
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Advertisement855 1985-09-20 29 fi Our group el companies ****r applicant lor Mm post o»: CREDIT CONTROLLER Minimum 2 years* experience In credit control and collection. Knowledge of legal procedures preferred. Ability to deal with clients efflctenUy. Ability U> work independently without supervision. Possess own transport. Ability to speak English. Mandarin and dialects. Interested855 words
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Advertisement595 1985-09-20 29 TRADING CO. REQUIRES a Female General Clerk with accounts knowledge. Speak a write English. Pis. call personally on Sat, 21st Sept '85 (Ipm to spm) at Blk 5081 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2, #01-1396. WHOLESALE TRADING FIRM requires a Clerical cum Accounts Clerk. Some experience preferred. Salary $550. Please595 words
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Advertisement974 1985-09-20 29 Ai«i|m«— j Authorized M Dealer M JX computers H Typewriters H LEADERS IN DIRECT SALES DISTRIBUTION I WE BELIEVE IN SINGAPORE I COME GROW WITH US PERSONAL COMPUTER SALES PERSONS I We require candidates with selling experience in personal computers and allied H products. Candidates must have a deep personal974 words
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Advertisement616 1985-09-20 29 WA dynamic and aggressive organisation hold^ ing sole agency lines for reputable electronic V find nousciioiQ Applumccs fcqiiifcs: \\Wk GCE 'O' level However A' level preferred Age above 25 years I Matured pleasant personality j Strong determination and drive Possess a car I Write in with contact tel. no. and616 words
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Advertisement578 1985-09-20 29 male/ mama Wamtammmm\a\ a siwt coroof wim oor coin pony offers you ffw opportunity lo ooro pis vont fiioco i non oouDfo litis If you are between 28 fc 45 years old. possess enthusiasm, determination ana capacity for hard work, we can offer you a guaranteed income Only those who578 words
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Advertisement535 1985-09-20 30 71 Situations Vacant: Sales PART-TIME SALES REPS, required for sales of fast moving products UUlian PVC folding doors). A 4- figure income is assured for those witUng to work hard. Interested call *****18 PRINTING COMPANV REOUIRES Female Sales Representatives. Altrac'.ive salary commission, flexible working hrs. Apply personally at Ti ng535 words
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Advertisement863 1985-09-20 30 72 Situationa Vacant: 72 Situationa Vacant: Technical Technical M PUTRA PUTRA WATERA m TREATMENT M I WATER I pte LTD V'. maaaammaimmmaa** Wa'l^fe immediate vacancies for h griHlßii BMPfiHfisnn MMfclallWlWlfc Wl ■llwlWII PUB Licenced Bactrtgian e^^ Minimum 5 years experience in installation of Class 3 driving licence s FIFPTDWIAM r863 words
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Advertisement572 1985-09-20 30 73 Situationa Vacant: 73 Situationa Vacant: 73 Situationa Vacant: Production Production Production Ifyou have completed Secondary 4 education (English stream) you can earn up to FVffi&l P m ter mont^ s Benefits: S-day work week 2 increments a year 2-way transport from Attractive medical designated pick-up points and hospitalization a572 words
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Advertisement397 1985-09-20 30 74 Situations Vacant: Wa require Pleasant personality Experience required. Attractive Salary and Oood Working Hours. w3Xur INDONESIAN RESTAURANT 178, Orchard Road. #04-17/18,Centrepoint, Singaporo 0923. Call personally between 9.30am Hamor 3pm Opm Ship chandling/ Transportation company requires the following: A) RUNNERS With good experience to board vessels B) DELIVERY CLERKS With397 words
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Advertisement779 1985-09-20 30 74 S it uat ions Vacant: Requires: WAITRESSES < Interested please call: Honlon Garden Restaurant 220, Wast Coast Way, Ground Flr., nana Lang Garden Shopping Centre Off Upper Ayer Rajah Rd., Singapore 0512. Tel: *****87/8 WANTEO 1. DELIVERY CLERK a For despatch ft general office work. 2. GENERAL CLEANER (lor779 words
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Advertisement682 1985-09-20 30 81 Vehicles For Hire *sfm Ton, ORB-NT CAR LEASBW PTE LTD WEEKEND SPECIAL 1300 CC. $130 1800 CX. $150 CißicMih. Friday 4.00pm mmwm Monday 10.00am DAILY SPECIAL OFFER 1300 cc. $50 per day ICOO ex. 800 per day 2000 cc. $80 per day 8-seater mini bus $80 per day. 13-682 words
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Advertisement705 1985-09-20 30 83 Vehicle Financing/ 88 Vehfcie financing/ Inaurance Insurance MltTfastwithFOCL Prompt processing of applications Attractive interest rates 12 months 5% flat 24 months 5V4% flat 36 months 5V2% flat 48 months 6% flat Up to 90% financing H Call 533-3737 today j HM FORWARD OVERSEA ■SI CREDIT LIMITED I ISI 65705 words
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Advertisement705 1985-09-20 30 %X7 Ka** Uari>uiu Or POT MN, HMrCWQeS S8 MERCEDES BENZ 200 Private owner. Car no: 46. Aircon. radio cassette, sports rims, tax 12/85, $37,300 *****29 1974 MERCEDES BENZ 230.6 air con., power steering, immaculate cond $3,800 only *****89 1878 MERCEDES 288. Beautiful cond. PARF. S/rims, radio/ cassette. $24,000 Tel: *****63705 words
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Advertisement973 1985-09-20 31 99 For Sals: Datsun/Nisaan 1 OWNER. BEAUTIFUL. 79, Datsun 120Y GL. Aircon., 1 yr. tax, radio. cassetu. new metallic paint. PARF. $9,800. Loan $6,000. *****22. 1975 OATSUN STATIONWAGON. Aircon, radio cassetu. passed inspection. Ux March '86, good cond. $4,500. *****37. SB OATSUN MSA. private owner, accident free, good cond. Price973 words
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Advertisement1085 1985-09-20 31 99 For Sale: Toyota •81, TOVOTA CELICA XT. Seldom used Oood cond. 1 owner. Highest offer secures. Call *****14. '82. CARINA 1.8 Auto. Aircon s/rims. Beautiful cond. $16,800. Tel: *****19. SB OCT. BLUISH Orey Carina 1 owner. Auto gear aircon. Oood cond. Best offer secures. *****13 •82 TOVOTA CRESSIOA GL.1,085 words
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Advertisement896 1985-09-20 31 92 For Sale: Mazda MAZDA RX7 1983 $36,000. Interested Ul *****65/ 6. i^ b^^m 93 For Sale: Honda ALMOST 78 HONDA Accord 1600. WhiU colour. 3-door. Aircond., sUreo cassetu radio. Tax till 1/86. Tip top beautiful condition. Price $10,600. Tel: *****06 Mr. Kow/ after 6pm. Ul: *****6a ALMOST SI HONDA896 words
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Advertisement977 1985-09-20 31 94 For Sale: Other Makes 78, LANCIA GAMMA Coupe 2500. 1 pte. owner. Showroom condition. Very low mileage. Leather interior, sports wheels, stereo system, new Ux. Best offer secures. View 47, Scotts Road, #01-06, Goldbell Towers, S'pore 0922. FIAT 131 MIRAFIORI 78, PARF eligible, beautiful condition. Tax till December. H.P.977 words
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Advertisement1132 1985-09-20 31 95 For Sale: 95 For Sale: 97 Vehicles Wantad Commercial Commercial Vehicles I Vehidee WILLING TO PAY good price for BBSSaBESE^M^SSBaaSS quality used cars. Reasonable offers to: Mr. Koh, *****77. i 8M SERVICE CHARGE Only! We m m can seU your car fast at maxltW m m -W^M-WLiMMt^MMM^B^m] mum price.1,132 words
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Advertisement627 1985-09-20 31 96 Sale/Wanted: Motor Cycles/Scooters KAWASAKI GPZ SM. April '82. Oood cond. With accessories. Red colour. $3/100. Pis. contact *****67 (off.)/ *****54 (home). MBX 125 FB-PLATE, new insurance It rd. tax, $1,300 0.n.0. Yamaha RD3SO AY -plate $1,700 0.n.0. *****80, noon to 9.30pm. EB PLATE, HONDA XL 125R Seling low. ConUct627 words
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Advertisement389 1985-09-20 31 iuo rropeny Financing WXWImWWMmW r *I.AMM\ amMMAmtm m\ m^ w*^^^^ Wm CALL *****92 *****66 FOR DETAILS tm^^mK^m^^M^^W mr n^ _^h- a Wm m SOUNO a SECURE |\_q«fei^;fejPost'office. APQOis ±M 106 Accommodation Available: Houses Namly Crescent J District 1026 I Fully furnished well I I maintained luxurious I 1 2-storey bungalow389 words
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Advertisement780 1985-09-20 31 Available: Housoe Available: Houses URBAN DEVELOPMENT ft MANAGEMENT CO PTE LTD (UDMC) PROPERTIES TO LET Tenders are invited for the letting of the following unfurnished residential properties: ALEXANDRA PARK/ TENDER DEPOSIT GILLMAN ESTATE (REFUNDABLE) (1) 2A Bury Road $800/Single Storey, brick construct (newly renovated) (2) 2B Bury Road $800/ Single780 words
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Advertisement731 1985-09-20 31 D.21 CLEMENTI PK. d/storey bungalow. Huge gdn. Well-kept. 5 bdrms., store, servant's. $2,800 Standard Properties *****11. OA HONO LEONG Gdn. corner terr. 3+ l bdrms., 5,100/ 1200 sq.ft. Newly renovated, p/furn. Tel: *****03, no agts. GALLOP ROAD H'SE. (pool) 5/ servant's, patio. 88,000/ $13,000. White H'se./ Ridley Park (pool) $6,000.731 words
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Advertisement478 1985-09-20 31 Available: asnaaaaaaaaaaaanMßßß ArdmoraPsrtc $3,600 Allsworth Park $2,500 Astridville $3,500 Beverly Hilt $7,500 Beverly Mai $3,500 Calmhill Plaza $3,500 Centrepoint $2,000 Clementi Parte $1 ,300 Caimhill Heights 1 .600 Charming Garden $3,000 Draycott Tower $4,000 Elizabeth Heights $3,000 Fontana Heights $6 000 Grangetord $2,500 Honolulu Tower $5,500 Hillcrest Arcadia $3,200 Nassim478 words
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Advertisement389 1985-09-20 32 ~==gßS= =^===^^^=1-^=^ K==SS==SS== 2=SS=S9aB9HBB99BaRES 107 Haaaa—a •a—i 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 107 Accommodation 100 Arcommodatlon 110 aunainmiiilalinn Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Available: Available Rooms Wanted: ApaHmanlß Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apailments Apartments M hmamaamt 1- I Pyr\ domestic389 words
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Advertisement456 1985-09-20 32 Along Holland Rd and next to Botanic Gdn Quality homes 3 bdrms. plus servant's rm. plus guest toilet The most beautifully landscaped Condominium Very private and quiet environment Big swimming pool, tennis court and children playground Pleaae call: OJ SMALL DEVELOPMENT Brand new tastefully design 3/4 bdrms apartment/ mals. Split-level456 words
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Advertisement665 1985-09-20 32 'It's o holiday comp atmosphere. We made friends the first weekend around the poollgil The expat community makes us mi!W\^m\^i^A^^^ feel really at home We also enjoy J- JmrW£!—A_ friendly country club amenities. \j a? r rfrS*r* excellent Orchard Road location. \r/ J&LrK) good management and security. fm\u?AmmWrLy^ MS Why665 words
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Advertisement719 1985-09-20 32 WSM ON ODN. most sought after 4+l bdrms luxurious apt with full condominium facilities. High flr. $4,500. DRAYCOTT TSIR. prestigious 3 bdrms with panoramic view, next to Tanglin/ American Club. $3,700. GRANGEFORD. 3 bdrms, low flr. with full country club facilities. $3,100. HARVEST REALTY PTE LTD *****8(8 Mm) TS, FARMER719 words
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Advertisement987 1985-09-20 32 LOW MSE CONDO. D.lO Duchess Pk. $3,000, Watten Est. Condo T/hse $2,500, Mt. Roste Odn. $3,800. Espana $3,500. Tanglin HUI Condo $3300. Full facilities. Vanda *****18. OXLEY ROAD. S bedrooms. Walk-up. Newly renovated, marble flooring, toilets, kitchen, new furnishings, aircon., lightings. $1,200 p.m. Agents welcome. Tel: *****55. PANDAN VALLEY 3-bedroom987 words
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Advertisement953 1985-09-20 32 D.ll NEW APT. Convenient to Orchard It Bt Timah. 4+l bdrma, attached baths. Split-level, 2,500 sq.ft. $1,600. Exquisite: *****14. D.ll SHELFORD ND. 4+l bdrms. F/furn. Fully aircond. Marble/ parquet flooring. S/pool, playground. $2,800. Tel: *****88. D.12 BOON TECK Twr. brand new apt 3 bdrms* 1,776 sq.ft F/furn. S/pool. $1,500 p.m.953 words
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Advertisement966 1985-09-20 32 D.lO M .BBTUA CT walk-up apt. 3 bdrms.. well kept.. S/pool/ 1 squash. *****. Kenwood *****16 O.IS, RIDGEWOOD LIHOLIHO. 3 bdrms. Furn. Condo. facilities. 1,600 sq.ft $2300. *****27/ *****26. D.ll GOLDHILL TWRS., high flr. F/furn., 3 bdrms., unobstructed view. 82.2M) 0.n.0. Tel: *****44. D.ll HBJLPARK TOWMME furn. 3 bdrms. Serene966 words
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Advertisement949 1985-09-20 32 8 FULLY FURNISHED rooms, *acl with attached bathroom, a vaiiable in 2-bedroom apartment tr Beach Road, near Shenton Way/ Marina City/ Raffles Ceitre Own kitchen, entrance and other faciliUes. Rent $860 per room Phone owner: *****60 OUKT APT. AT Hougang Centra of a respectable tutor. Pull btarc It lodging to949 words
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Advertisement581 1985-09-20 32 ***MmmMmm\MWMmMmmWM*mmMMmmm% newlv mmmmm jap. couples ram 1 ap^. iii d.3. 0, 10, 11, i5 ExcelleM cc. lease Tel *****1 3/ *****57 SMALL FAMILY URGENTLY rej .Vrm./ 4-rm HDB fiat Any toca* tion Owners tel *****73 Mr LiM I a«BM— BBBBMBBEMI^i WMitftH' Rooini aaaaBMBMMHS^B^ME^I RMS./FLATS/APTS./tt'aas wanted mmamtamla. Fast response M* sured.581 words
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Advertisement1286 1985-09-20 33 113 For Sale: mamm 113 For Ssls: mamm 113 For Sato: Houses *y/A^ H^V Js /m wL\ SUNRISE VIIIA Jl^^B) .^M*m****m. Viorhn^nnaraa I YO CHU KAWG ROAD yio unu r\ang area. r jm^ T ~mnr3Mm\\\\- Near Yio Chu Kang and U \jQgH^^Jl •S2g MLL Ang Mo Kio MRT stations. \l\1,286 words
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Advertisement1734 1985-09-20 33 113 For Ssls: Houses 113 For Sale: Houses I PHILIPS I H A\/I?IVTTF Our 2-storey split-level H gl At JCil^l MmJAvZi terrace house is enough 1| §s|rT yo/ X\ to satisfy your family'schanging H I S&A needs taste. Special enough to H I A?/ >^>^ nwet your greatest expectations H1,734 words
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Advertisement704 1985-09-20 33 113 For Sale: Houses D.S WEST COAST Vicinity. Double storey terr. 3 1 rms. 1600 sq.U. 1380.000. *****42 (agt). ENG KONG GDN. 2/storey Seml-D. 3.300 sq.ft. $440,000 0.n.0. F'hold. Uniwest *****15/ *****47. ENG KONG d/storey terr./ semi-d. Land 2200/ 3300 sq.ft. Terrazzo/ parquet flr. 296-6666. FABER DRIVE. RENOVATED 2/storey seml-d.704 words
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Advertisement685 1985-09-20 33 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Private 114 For Sale: Privets Apartments Apartments Apartments 37-storey Seaview Apartments Panoramic View of Picturesque I Surroundings! Stands on a hill top overlooking the sea I Luxurious Style Residences! Relaxed and Joyous Living I THfrJtfft i-• S^HsF Low Interest Rates -uan*' I i685 words
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Advertisement163 1985-09-20 33 DIST.9 BRAND NEW apartment for sale. 3 bedrooms with 2 toilets. Approx 1,200 sq.ft. near future MRT station at Dhoby Ghaut. Very ideal for small working family. Only $340,000 Tel *****63 Miss Foo. HIGH FLR. SELEGIE Ctr. 890 sq.ft 2 bdrms. 2 baths attached, living/ dining, kitchen, ceramic tiles/ parquet163 words
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Advertisement160 1985-09-20 33 DIST.I9 VALENCIA NEW walk-up apts. with pool. 1711 sq.ft with 3 bdrms. Only $350,000. Beautiful finishes with matching kitchen cabinets breakfast counter Excellent Privacy $120 maintenance fee only. Neo Corporation. *****22. TERESA VILLE. LUXURIOUS condo. in d15t.0316. Lower Delta Rd. 4 bdrms. 2025 sq.ft 3rd flr with pool, clubh se..160 words
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Advertisement1006 1985-09-20 33 114 For Sale: Private Apartments SELECTED GOOD BUYI! D9 Far East Mans 1,500 sq ft $228,000 D.5 Hong Leong Gdn 1210 sq.ft 8277,000. D£ Hin Seng Gdn 1736 sq.ft $348,000 Asia 273-3333 X 30 DIST. CAIRNHILL Plaza Hlgl. floor *****)00/- worth of impor ted furniture $550,000/- Tel: *****68/ *****10 Angelica.1,006 words
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Advertisement805 1985-09-20 34 114 For Solo: Private 114 For Solo: Privato Apartments Apartments Sale I I Of Properties By I Public Auction I To Be Held At No 6 Cecil Street #02-04. H People's Insurance Building, on Thursday, mm H 26th September 1985 at 3.00 p.m. H H Particulars 2 storey Detached Bungalow805 words
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Advertisement931 1985-09-20 34 114 For Solo: Privato 114 For Solo: Private Apartments Apartments JiibiktimAjiarUTimtPrest^kjusHousirg hibiUii i Apann CM "i•im Dl lubtaion Apartment isalsoweH a cfctingushed ten >rf t -i, ,n^ equipped wtih Modi situated al Akyab Road cfetnet II3OH offers Block I wth 17 JsmSSourt swthncbse JSSTfWttng H«* faaßMes tv piDxamj to MK!931 words
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Advertisement745 1985-09-20 34 116 For Solo: HDB Apartments 5 ROOMS UMTS A.M. Klo Blk. 520, 437 $132,000. Bedok Blk. 413 $135,000. Toa Payoh Blk. 224 $110,000. 4 ROOMS UNITS Bedok Blk. 707, 427 $88,000; Blk. 65 $83,000. A.M. Klo Blk. 503 $78,000. Marine Parade Blk. 64 $47,000. TRIPLE ACE *****02/7 5-RM: A.M. Kio745 words
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Advertisement950 1985-09-20 34 116 For Sale: HOB Apartments A.M. KK) 4-RM. (pure). Ceramic, kitchen-ceramic/ cabinet. $83,000 0.n.0. Wind: *****53. A.M. KIO 5-RM., 81k.622., high flr. Fully furn. Terrazzo. $128,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****22, Mrs. Yang. ANO MO KK) 3-rm. L-shape corner. Near market, all terrazzo, cabinets. $55,000 0.n.0. *****62. BEAUTIFUL MARINE PARADE 3room, all950 words
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Advertisement461 1985-09-20 34 116 For Sale: HDB Apartments 4-RM. BLK-36 BEDOK South, high flr. Well maintained. $70,000. Windsor Properties *****41 4 RM. HOUGANG $68,000/ T. Payoh $70,000/ Sims Drive $77,000/ Marine Drive $82,000/ *****65. 4-RM. HEW GENERATION in Marsillng Drive. Fully furnished. $66,000 0.n.0. Tel: *****51 Mr. Lim. 4-ROOM CORNER, TOA Payoh North,461 words
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Advertisement643 1985-09-20 34 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted 117 Properties Wanted f i i FAR EAST ORGANIZATION I DEVELOPMENT I I SITES WANTED Far East Organization is looking for development sites in the city area or suburbs of. Singapore for development of high-rise and low-rise condominiums, flats, bungalows I semi-detached or terrace643 words
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Advertisement271 1985-09-20 34 lit Factory Spaces 118 Factory Spaces Flatted Factories suitable for light industrial activities for rent Locations: Kolam Ayer Industrial Park (Kallang Way) Ayer Rajah Industrial Estate Kallang Basin Industrial Estate Kampong Übi Industrial Estate (off Paya Lebar Road) Bedok Industrial Estate Ang Mo Kio Industrial Estate Note: Small upper floor271 words
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Advertisement756 1985-09-20 34 lit Factory Spec— FOR LEASE UNION CENTRE I 4th tot* storey: "I 7,000t0 Newly compteteo 6 stoiey bght industrial budding at Jalan Penwnpe"> 2 cargo hfts ot 4.000 Kk. t. passenger lifts of 2 500 IM loading Bonding compiled to government CTTV regulations complete with lire protection system Standby generator756 words
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Advertisement472 1985-09-20 35 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 119 Warehouses/ 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 121 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 For Rent: 124 Fer RentStorage Spaces Storage Spaces Storage Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Office Spaces Shop Spaces Shop Spaces Shop tpanas I J^L i-TH BUILDING472 words
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Advertisement274 1985-09-20 35 HJM M I B^^B aMa A^m\ For Lease ML^. -f—_ M.. .a -a, i i I pm^mtma^^m inpkultt. Loading/unloading bays for 1 2 container trucks Heavy duty cargo lifts of 4,500 kg with clear opening of 3m x 2.5m and landing directly onto the loading/ unloading deck Flexible layout to274 words
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Advertisement360 1985-09-20 35 121 For Rent: Office Spaces f SHENTON WAY PRIME OFICE SPACE AND FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR LEASE Rent Negotiable Ring Rosalind I *****61 I OFFICES: 2.000 SQ.FT. TO 5,000 SQ.FT. ORCHARO ROAD Cathay Building Faber House Liat Tower Ming Court Hotel Orchard Plaza Orchard Towers Singapore Shopping Centre Shaw House Shaw360 words
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Advertisement417 1985-09-20 35 mammam. n n i jIRJ II ll I mmmm^aaa.^mmmmmmmmmmmmammaam.maaaaaaaa V mamammm***aaammmmm^ m n m—mmmaaamammmm \I\XHIIIUI Mo V/UllVf£lllCllu£. ii fS/ m yi,'-. m r^nni^nliiiilii iiMlLul'Lii-ilI j-LiljJjLL/*'Prt Office apace rKnTUrrrnnn^ Amr I m'^ m^______T^^£__-4A___~^^^^^-. mm^mmmtamM I l\\mlnUUiin!TTnTTTtt>^_ Amm^t *A^ WWtWIBPM VI tmaatt f^| ffmQ Sf INI fUUU anoiwiHtßa i^wuiMmUUUUiTT^ outlets kAMtmmmt shop417 words
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Advertisement228 1985-09-20 35 Office space for rental Areas range between 560 and 2000 sq.ft. at attractive rates. For immediate V occupation, contact: J Vv *****2 yj Y.K. Soo*// mmßmam mai office space FOR IMMEDIATE RENT ON HIGH FLOOR FAR EABT SHOPPING CENTRE Office area 363 Sll aqJt. available. ORCHARO SHOPPING CENTRE Office space228 words
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Advertisement770 1985-09-20 35 GOLDEN MBjE TWR. 7th flr. Area 8,158 sq.ft. Outside CBD. Facing sea a city. ConvenienUy situated above carpark level. Reasonable rental. Owners: *****22. ORCHARD RD. WELL maintained office building, good working environment, 3200/ 6200 sq.ft. Partitioned and carpeted. $2.50 0.n.0. incl. Boomtlmes *****00 PRIME OFFICE SPACES in Robinson Rd. suitable770 words
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Advertisement469 1985-09-20 35 123 For Sale: Shop Spaces 2 Shop Units in Chinatown area. Proximity to MRT, People's fturk Complex. Good Parking facilities Good for retail business. Leasehold Going at only S$ 150,000 and *****,000 CaU: 221 0915 or 221 8780 FOR BALE 2 ADJOINING SHOP UMTS AT PENINSULA PLAZA e Approx area469 words
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Advertisement378 1985-09-20 35 I' FAR EAST PLAZA 1 H The prominent prime Shopa H H with ample Opportunities for setting H up new businesses H __y Located at Singapore s most thriving and busiest Orchard Road Scotts Road junction Between Goodwood Park Hotel Hyatt Hotel H with many tourists m Forms a golden378 words
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Advertisement213 1985-09-20 35 I SUPREME HOUSE GROUND FLOOR SHOP FACING PENANG ROAO 1492 sq.ft. (138 6m2) SHOPSPACE 255 sq ft (23 7m2) i 393 sq ft (36 5m2) I 496 sq ft (46 4m2) 510 sq ft (47.4m2) OFFICE SPACE 574 sq.ft (53 38m2) 700 sqft. (65.1 m2) 2165 sq.ft (201 13m2) MEDICAL213 words
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Advertisement722 1985-09-20 35 PRIME LOCATION SHOP SPACES FOR RENT GOLOEN LANDMARK Shops 239 -1152 sqft LUCKY PLAZA Shops 261 667 sq ft FAR EAST PLAZA Shops 33 IMI sqft. CUPPAGE PLAZA Shops 228 3199 sqft. ORCHARO PLAZA Shops 2 If) 639 sqft. FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE Shops W> 1561 sqft. BEAUTY WORLD PLAZA722 words
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Advertisement367 1985-09-20 36 127 Other Reel Estate 127 Other Real Estate r WANTED LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT A well established real estate developer wishes to purchase land for development or for joint venture development. Owners or agents with land suitable for commercial or residential development, please contact Mr Wee. TEL: *****31 with full particulars367 words
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Advertisement287 1985-09-20 36 "Tlhailand FANTASY Deluie Accommodation Al meals provided Programmes include sighlseemg:Bangkok. Magic Land. Rose Garden. Floating Market. Crocodile Farm. Pattaya. Coral Island. Ayudhya. Chiengmat. Umbrella Factory. Silk Factory. Woodcarving Factory. Nite club dinner show Thai seafood ieast etc SPECIAL DEPARTURES: SEPT 22 23. 29 OCI 1.6.7.813.14.15.18.20.21.27.28 5 DAY5....5735/$5BB 7 DAYS $855/$6BB287 words
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Advertisement1096 1985-09-20 36 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours 137 Tours l^iflkfflV ImJmM aD JJMS^oi Cffpiipi _JeMJBBH? T() get the very best from your fl Wf china. See the land and people of the worlds holidays there's only one way tO Popular Europe, discover Europe «i this oldest living1,096 words
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Advertisement48 1985-09-20 36 1 I K fi MHIAN6 num fmJiS TOURS PTE. LTD. Depend on us for a rliabf tour. 50/4N Jakarta/ Punchak/ Bandung 5|545.00 30/2N Jakarta Businessman Package $$444.00 50/4N Medan Lake Toba Tour 554<9.00 Call us at: 7500A Beach Rd #02-336^ The Plaza, S'pore 0719 TEL: *****66 (4 lines) <48 words
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Advertisement167 1985-09-20 36 Use The Straits Times Classified to sell and you'll be money ahead. I SANTAGivesYou^^SS I HMI Wk Hll Chinese Vegetarian M mmm^^M 111 FeSttVW 4/5 Days Phuket (Dep. Tue, Thu, Fri, sum From $575 I t 5/7 Days Baigkok Pattaya Chiengmal (Daily Dept From $755 I fl 7/9 Days PhMket167 words
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Advertisement851 1985-09-20 36 137 Tours 137 Tours I Holidayßest Sellers W ~w a l y kmmWmm L, 7* WW A great way to travel WA I mjZfr Mm I ffijifr^ Amm M l^^^^cVNt vtofc I^H^EF JMMMm* THERE'S NO COMPARISON FOR Tie MOST TALKED ABOUT TOURS TO EUROPE! Completely revised programmes, and upgraded facility851 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration513 1985-09-20 38 Puteri Emas fastest as going remains soft ON THE TRACK with TONTO LEADING trainer Teh Choon Beng's newcomers Alchemist II and Dragon Steed HI, both engaged in Race 2 tomorrow for restricted terms Div C horses over 1400m, showed up smartly on a soft Bukit513 words
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Article1617 1985-09-20 38 ■■fTTm 2.15 RESTRICTED TERMS DIV D I,loom (2 and 3 year olds) (Stakes: $13,500) 1 Westray 87 Westray-Ahmad 3 nzc (1200m) Mahhat 11 2 Teag Hal 57 Chens-Teh 3 nzg (1200m) 'Ismadi 3 3 8* Careless Wkisper ST Brahminy KitesBougoui. 3 nzg same (1200m) Looi 71,617 words
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Article125 1985-09-20 38 THE racing stewards of the Selangor Turf Club, after examining all the evidence with regard to Successor who failed his urine test and was withdrawn from Race 7 on the first day of the Sultan of Selangor Gold Cup Meeting in April, decided that Trainer Mohd125 words
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81 1985-09-20 38 COLUMBUS, Thurs. THE o_to State Wmjm revoked the licence of Jockey Edward Brow years after finding Mm guilty of having a battery-powered device lag a race oa July 12 at Ri ver Downs la <____■ Blown was aeeasad of InII H_4t OCVIOCj WufS administersUPI - 81 words
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Article, Illustration267 1985-09-20 38 COLUMBUS (Ohio), Thurs. Ohio has become the second major racing state in the United States to adopt random drug testing. The new rules, adopted yesterday by the Ohio State Racing Commission and aimed primarily at jockeys and harness drivers, takes effect on OctUPI - 267 words
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Article321 1985-09-20 38 'Creme' among eight in Class 1 deleted GOLDEN FLASH Stable's Creme De La Creme, who set up three course records one of which still stands has just been taken off the active list at the age of nine. In September 1982, the New Zealand321 words
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Advertisement511 1985-09-20 38 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education 146 Foreign Education Queen Mary College, University of London, announces the award of j— A Worshipful Company of Drapers' Scholarship of £3000 for Singapore Students (Singapore $9,210*) All Singapore nationals applying to the College Q Payment will be made annually in511 words
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Advertisement326 1985-09-20 38 Taping PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE A 9-month special Intensive course, preparing students for "86 exams. Mon./ Wod./ Fri. 8.30 p.m. 10.15 p.m. Commencing 23/9/85 For details, please call: CUFFORO EDUCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE #06-3545 Blk. 162, Bukit Merah Town Ctr. Tab *****90 (8 Lines) 150 Commercial/ T__hni__J UK I INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATIVE326 words
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Advertisement501 1985-09-20 38 150 Commercial/ BOOK-KEEPING (Beginners) 1) Fri 6.00- 7.30pm 20/09 2) Tues 7 JO- 9.30pm 24/09 3) Sun 10.00 .1.30am 29/00 BOOK-KEEPING (Inter.) 1) Sun 10.00 -11.30am 22/09 2) Mon 7.30- 9.30pm 23AM 3) Fri 7.30- 9.30pm 27/09 HIGHER ACCOUNTING 1) Mon 7 JO- 9.30pm 23/00 2) Wed 6.00- 7.30pm 25/09501 words
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TIMESPORT
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Article, Illustration427 1985-09-20 39 Fll know when it hits, says challenger Fight live KTM will telecast live the fight between Larry Holmes aai Michael Spinks fer the International Boxing Federation championship title la Las Vegas ea Sunday. TV Malaysia programme ceatroUer Mr Aita Abbas said the flght waa expected taUPI - 427 words
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Article153 1985-09-20 39 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's Sylvester Mittee, a 27--year-old black social worker from Bethnal Green, took the coveted British welterweight title at Alexandra Palace yesterday night when he scored a one-sided points victory over compatriot Kosas Petrou, of Birmingham. On the same bill, British middleweight title contenderAP; AFP - 153 words
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Article, Illustration238 1985-09-20 39 LAS VEGAS, Thurs. Larry Holmes aad Michael Spinks both will be without their best trainer when they battle fer Helmet's title. Eddie Patch will be In a Reno betel, watching the fight ea television. Rather thaa risk alienating one of Us unbeaten champions, Patch decidedUPI - 238 words
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Article, Illustration129 1985-09-20 39 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Rabuan Pit has withdrawn from the eight-man squad for the Asian track and field meet in Jakarta next week to sit for his departmental examination. Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union secretary N. A. Baskaran yesterday said that Rabuan had approached the Union on the matter andNST - 129 words
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246 1985-09-20 39 PETER SIOW - Merlion Cup windfall from receipts PETER SIOW By THE Basketball Association of Singapore yesterday announced record profits from the recent Merlion Cup tournament at Gay World Stadium. The nine-day tournament bagged $190,000 from gate receipts, about $60,000 more than last year's figure. But the actual nett profits, after the various246 words
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Article377 1985-09-20 39 BASEBALL The Boston Red Sox trounced the Toronto Blue Jays 13-1 in a Major League game on Wednesday. Other results American League: Seattle 6 Kansas City 0, California 9 Chicago 3, Detroit 5 NY Yankees 2, Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 2, Oakland 1 Cleveland 0, Minnesota 4 TexasReuter; AFP; AP - 377 words
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Mikkola's victory
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344 1985-09-20 40 BEIJING, Thursday HANNU MIKKOLA, of Finland, in an Audi Quattro, today swept to victory and a champagne celebration in the Chinese capital at the end of the trouble-hit first Hongkong-Beijing motor rally. "It's a fantastic feeling. I never expected to finish a rallyAP; Reuter - 344 words
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Article, Illustration169 1985-09-20 40 4 It's a fantastic feeling. I never expected to finish a rally in this kind of place...l think it was the number of people who came to see us. I have never seen so many people on a course. In Wuhan, for over 20AFP - 169 words
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Article260 1985-09-20 40 Alfa may quit Formula One racing MILAN, Thurs. Alfa Romeo, one of motor racing's most illustrious names, are expected to decide shortly whether to quit Formula One competition after suffering one of their worst seasons, a team sponsor said yesterday. Alfa officials refused to comment on Italian press reports thatReuter - 260 words
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Article67 1985-09-20 40 LONDON, Thurs. British Renault driver Derek Warwick has been released by the French team to drive the rival Lotus-Renault in today's testing for the Oct 6 European Grand Prix at Brands Hatch, in southern England, Lotus announced. Italian Elio de Angelis, who was to do the testing, hasAP - 67 words
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TENNIS ROUNDUP
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Article, Illustration507 1985-09-20 40 Mac whips Vijay in round one Aces high in Volvo meet LOS ANGELES, Thurs. John McEnroe, of the United States, overpowered India's Vijay Amritraj, smacking in five service aces, to win 6-2, M last night in the U*****,000 ($693,000) Volvo men's tournament. McEnroe, the tournament's top seed, completely dominated theAP; AFP; Reuter; UPI - 507 words
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Article116 1985-09-20 40 Britain depend on same team EASTBOURNE (England), Thurs. Britain have named an unchanged team for their Davis Cup tie against Israel here from Oct 4-6 a match which, if they win, will take them straight back into the international group for next year's competition. Britain were relegated to the EuropeanAFP - 116 words
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ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Article214 1985-09-20 40 SEOUL, Thurs. Japan's Hirokazu Kawamura became the only non-Korean player to survive the first round of the 1985 Asian Amateur Tennis Championships here yesterday, with all 18 foreign players being beaten by Koreans. Kawamura beat eighthseeded Thai Nopadol Srichareon 6-3, 6-0 to advance to the last 16AFP - 214 words
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208 1985-09-20 40 SEOUL, Thurs. South Korea added two golds yesterday to take the overall lead after the second day of the 12th Asian Cycling Championships. South Korea won the men's 100--kilometre team road race with a ride of 2hr 14min 32.835ec, followed by IndonesiaReuter; AFP - 208 words
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Article, Illustration152 1985-09-20 40 LONDON, Thurs. World champion NiU Lauda, of Austria, is expected to be fit (or the European Grand Prix motor race at Brands Hatch on Oct 6, a MfMtmaam (or the McLaren team said yesterday. McLaren team chief Ron Dennis said the cast was removed yesterday fromReuter - 152 words
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Article, Illustration314 1985-09-20 41 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By RAMLE SALLEH brought honours to Singapore on the first day of the third Asian Yachting Championships in South Korea on Wednesday. The 22-year-old national windsurfing champion won the first race of the Crit Division n sailboard event at Suyong Bay near314 words
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Article, Illustration195 1985-09-20 41 WE de not agree with the suggestion of Mr Loh Lin Kok, the Singapore Amateur president, that the Singapore National Olympic Council should take a cne from the Community Chest. That attitude would be beggarly, although spert indeed needs mere funds. But funds alone do195 words
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260 1985-09-20 41 JANICE SEAH - JANICE SEAH By PATRICIA CHUA broke the women's 100 metres butterfly record in the Chinese Swimming Club's 70th Open swimming championships at Amber Road last night. Pat. one of the likely qualifiers for December's South-east Games in Bangkok, clocked lmin ll.Obsec, driving the260 words
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Article, Illustration429 1985-09-20 41 J. RAJENDRAN - J. R AJENDRAN Rugby union decide flanker will be eligible after Oct 4 THE Singapore Rugby Union last night decided that flanker David Quek will not be further punished after his year-long ban expires on Oct 4. The SRU management committee, who met at Oe429 words
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Article114 1985-09-20 41 FOURTEEN statutory boards will take part in the eighth Inter-Statutory Board Games which starts today. About 1,800 participants will compete in 16 indoor and outdoor games over a month. Two new items darts and scrabble have been included. Defending champions Port of Singapore Authority are turning114 words
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209 1985-09-20 41 HK win triples gold at Pacific Bowls BRISBANE, Thurs. Hongkong took the gold medal in the men's triples event of the Pacific Bowls Championships at Tweed Heads after completing a sweep of the round-robin competition yesterday. George Souza 's Hongkong trio were undisputed champions as they bagged the gold aheadAFP - 209 words
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Article176 1985-09-20 41 No stars mean no show KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian International Invitation badminton tournament scheduled for December has been cancelled as most of the world's top players are unable to take part, a Badminton Association of Malaysia official said yesterday. Idris Rashid, assistant secretary of the association, said top playersAFP - 176 words
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Article, Illustration517 1985-09-20 41 MARCUS LM - MARCUS LM By STATISTICS normally tell a good story. So it is with the F&N-sponsored badminton training scheme. It was conceived in 1971 in tandem with the Singapore Sports Council with the aim of providing organised ana systematic training geared towards raising standards. Beginning with517 words
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Article188 1985-09-20 41 Rough ride for fancied players NEW DELHI, Thurs. Fancied players Nick Yates, of England, Eddy Kurniawan, of Indonesia, and India's Syed Modi were all in trouble before progressing to the second round of the men's singles in the £25,000 ($73,500) Indira Gandhi Grand Prix badminton tournament which began here yesterday.AFP - 188 words
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Article, Illustration176 1985-09-20 42 In Istanbul: Galatasaray (Tur) 1 Widzew Lodz (Pol) 0 (halftime 1-0); In Larisa: Laiisa (Gre) 1 Sampdoria (Italy) I (1-0); In Belgrade: Red Star Belgrade (Yug) 2 Aarau (Swit) 0 (1-0); In BU: Atletico Madrid (Spn) I Celtic (Scot) 1 (1-0); In Bmgges: Cercle Brugge (Bel) 3176 words
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Article, Illustration194 1985-09-20 42 0 (0O); In Bilbao: Athletic Bilbao (Spn) 4 Besiktas Istanbul (Tur) 1 (1-1). In Moenchengladbach: Borussia Moenchengladbach (WG) 1 Lech Poznan (Pol) 1 (0-0); In Neuchatel: Neuchatel Xamax (Swit) 3 Sportul Bucharest (Rum) 0 (2-0); In Gyoer: Raba Eto Gyoer (Hun) 3 Bohemians Prague (Cze) 1 (1-1);194 words
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Article, Illustration189 1985-09-20 42 In Chorzow: Gornik Zabrze (Pol) 1 Bayern Munich (WG) 2 (1-1); In Leningrad: Zenit Leningrad (Sov) 2 Valerengens (Nor) 0 (OO); In Valleta: Rabat Ajax (Mai) 0 Omonia Nicosia (Cyp) 5 (0-1); In Budapest: Honved Budapest (Hun) 2 Shamrock Rovers (Ire) 0(1-0); In Lahtl: Kuusyi Lahti (Fin)Reuter - 189 words
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Article, Illustration339 1985-09-20 42 Juventus dazzle in Luxembourg LUXEMBOURG, Thurs. Juventus began their defence of the European Cup in grand style last night by rattling five goals past Jeunesse D'Esch, of Luxembourg. Danish international winger Michael Laudrup began the rout in the 23rd minute of the first-round first -leg tie. The otherReuter - 339 words
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Article224 1985-09-20 42 Unsung Turks upset French champs BORDEAUX (France). Than. Unheralded Turkish side Fenerbahce shocked French champions Bordeaux when they defeated last season's semi-finalists 3-2 bi the European Cup last night. Selcuk Yula created the tint shock when he opened the sewing In the 2tth minute. Bordeaux had to wait until the224 words
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Article62 1985-09-20 42 LONDON, Thurs. Two goals by Francisco Clos last night gave Barcelona a winning start on their return to the European Cup competition for the first time since 1975. Barcelona's 2-1 first-round first-leg win in Czechoslovakia over Sparta Prague, who scored first through Vlastimil Calta, signalled the arrival ofReuter - 62 words
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Article277 1985-09-20 42 CHORZOW (Poland), Thurs. Bayern Munich's Belgian international goalkeeper Jean-Marie Pfaff was one of five players booked as the West Germans beat Poland's Gornik Zabrze 2-1 in their European Cup first-round firstleg tie yesterday. Pfaff 's courageous runs off his own goal-line saved his side time andReuter - 277 words
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Article, Illustration264 1985-09-20 42 ATHENS, Thurs. Holders Real Madrid suffered a 1-0 defeat in their first outing in defence of the Uefa Cup against AEK Athens last night. The Spanish League leaders, who strengthened their team with the addition of three experienced internationals in the close season, were forced to defendReuter - 264 words
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597 1985-09-20 42 Everton stop United's winning rhythm LONDON, Thurs. Ever ton beat First Division leaders Manchester United for the second time this season with a rousing 4-2 victory at Old Trafford in the Screen Sport Super Cup. But only 33,859 spectators turned up on a night when both clubs, in different circumstances,AFP - 597 words
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Article382 1985-09-20 42 GILLES TORRES, who knocked out a referee, received an 18-month suspended prison sentence in Lure, France, on Wednesday. Torres, 30, captain of Saint Germain, was also banned from playing for seven years. THE International Football Federation (Fifa) have forbidden the Belgian Football Union from staging the World CupAP; AFP; Reuter - 382 words
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117 1985-09-20 43 Singapore beaten by Jamal's late goal LUMUT, Thurs. A goal in the 85th minute by reserve player Khairul Jamal gave Sarawak a 1-0 win over Singapore in a President's Cup soccer match at the Royal Malaysian Navy Stadium here last night. Both teams played a fast and furious game withBernama - 117 words
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Article32 1985-09-20 43 SINGAPORE Malays Football Club will be holding a seven-a--side soccer competition on Oct 6 at the Farrer Park pitches. Entry forms are available from Rejab Ismail (*****37) and Mohammed Sahar (*****68).32 words
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Article169 1985-09-20 43 Triathlon talk for beginners SOME call it a test of total fitness. Others dub it a "madman's race". But if you've always wanted to find out what a triathlon is really all about, a seminar on Triathlon for Beginners might just be the answer. Christopher Lett, a regular triathlete who169 words
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Article, Illustration311 1985-09-20 43 JOE DORAI - DUTCH club FC Groningen will parade talents with a combined total of $2 million when they visit Singapore in January for two friendly matches against the Republic at the National Stadium. The most expensive player in the squad is striker Peter Houtman,311 words
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Article, Illustration305 1985-09-20 43 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI THOMAS COWAN HOCKEY TRIANGULAR By SINGAPORE, despite joining the hunt late, bagged a 7-0 win over Brunei in the opening match of the Thomas Cowan-sponsored hockey triangular at Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. With fortune as seemingly daunting an opponent as Brunei's305 words
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Article335 1985-09-20 43 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI ON THE SOCCER SCENE By FAS invite Perlis for a final friendly SINGAPORE have invited the Perlis Malaysia Cup squad for a friendly match at the National Stadium early next month as one of the three "tests" in their preparation for the335 words
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Article189 1985-09-20 43 LEE WAI WUN - LEE WAI WUN By WINDSURFERS wanting a taste of competition but are discouraged by having to compete against top national sailors, can look forward to thus weekend's Intermediate, B-fleet and Veterans' championships off the East Coast. The meet aims to provide a chance for those who189 words
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497 1985-09-20 43 ON THE CRICKET SCENE dsfkjwi INDIA Ist Inns 249 SRI LANKA Ist tans IW INDIA 2nd Inns 32*. dec SRI LANKA 2nd Inns (overnight 78-3) Wetttauay c Vengsarkar bSharma 5 A. SUva c Visvanath b Kapil Dev 2 Madngalle c Visvanath b KapilReuter - 497 words
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Article57 1985-09-20 43 HARARE, Thurs. Young Australia won the opening game of their nine-match Zimbabwe tour when they beat a Country Districts XI by 112 runs in a 50 overs-a-side match yesterday. Scores: Young Australia 270-7 (D. Jones 87 n.0., P. Clifford 70, A. Courtice 69), Country Districts 158Reuter - 57 words
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Article271 1985-09-20 43 MAHMOOD GAZNAVI - MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By KEITH MARTENS, who led the National Under-23 team into this year's Malaysian inter-state final, will not play in the twoday annual Carl Schubert Under-23 match against Malaysia, starting next Saturday. The talented left-handed batsman was drafted into the Armed Forces on271 words
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary, Illustration78 1985-09-20 39 vcblkireyt OEPARTEO 7/9/85 wishes to express their hoerHoW thanks end appreciation to doctors and nurses ef Ward 42 TTSM. Baias o rOUf) tTOtOllVOft, fftOOOS OOQ CO^ wncG, Qonstions. wrootfw Nfw tonGOfICO OOnOQ tflOiT t-CNflt OM Em* mmmmmmmmMmi wili mm. ww uuiNint wiii in nvtu on niyni am 21/9/8578 words
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Obituary, Illustration63 1985-09-20 39 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR PARENTS MR LIM YEW CHYE Departed 20-9-.3 MDM HO PIN Departed 18-7-82 Time may heal the broken heart. Time may make the wound less sore, But time can never stop the longing For the loved ones gone before. Al63 words
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Obituary, Illustration107 1985-09-20 39 MR LIAU KET UN AGE: 85 called home to be with our Lord on 19th September 1905. Always loved and remembered oy Wife: Fung On Thau Liau Vul Ah Liau Vul Hon Daughters in tow. Lai Kim Seng Nellie Tong Ee Ping Daughters: Lew Peck Fun Liau Peck107 words
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Obituary, Illustration49 1985-09-20 39 S/O S.C. SHARMA sged 38 pas tod iwiy suddonly on 6.9.85 Lonwwmj boh ind: Psronts, Wife:Sarita Sons: Rakesh and Bhanu Daughter: Poonam sistsi s, Drotner-in-lsw, nieces mtui nephews and relstives to mourn Ms lees. *Pafln rites will be performed on Sat 21.9.85 al 211, Still Bee-, (1542)49 words
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Obituary, Illustration62 1985-09-20 39 The Fam ily Of Tha Lola MRS. UANG HEE PENG nee LEE MOH HIAN withot to ox pros t thoir hosrtSmmEm |k* n L* Emm 11a ias lon i non us io nov. nong iock Im D_w Mr laa mit nffi rniiip rifiig, wir. lw Chong Kee, reletivee62 words
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Obituary, Illustration101 1985-09-20 39 The tamily of tho tels MR. PAUL TAN CHIP YAN wishas le express their heartfelt thank* end epprecieMea to the Rev. tern Goh end Peeler Lawrence Chua ef Tee Payed Methodist Church, Hie Rev. T. C. Nge, church members, relatives, neighbour*, colleagues end friends for §W__;» Mm turn101 words
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Obituary, Illustration28 1985-09-20 39 LEONG CHEE KONG In our hearts Vou live And always will Fondly remembered by your Papa, Mama, Brother, Sisters, _f._r_f.t_of in law ond t______o __________S____a28 words
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Obituary, Illustration130 1985-09-20 39 dfkog9lf HENRY SM KWANG HUNG Depitod: 20 Sept HM Dad. we deeply miss you but we have made you proud Your dreams are fulfilled Rest in peace Thank you i for the wonderful memories Wile: Mdm. Tao Guan Kong I Daughter: Stan Mong Hoon j Ssn in130 words
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Advertisement295 1985-09-20 43 Look who's on the run In the first Mobil Men all ion He's the 'Marathon Man. Running's m his blood and the Marathon's his race. He's m great shape, and chalks up more kilometres on the tracks than he does m his car on the roads He'll finish the 42295 words
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Miscellaneous57 1985-09-20 43 GOLF Annual Singapore v SOCCER AUPE tournaMalaysla Pr«-Am matehplav wea University By Immi .Roval lohor CC 8 am. gration A, Surawu v Singapore (Royal Johor CC, am). Fire se rvices A ma tches HOCKEY Pesta Solum In- at Farrer Park, 5.15 pm. ternational triangular: Brunei Friendly: SIA vAR Format v57 words
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558 1985-09-20 44 GRACE CHNG - GRACE CHNG Engineers must be well-trained and know the market By NTI to set up IC design lab THE Nanyang Technological Institute will aet up a $2 million laboratory to focus on integrated circuit research and design. It will be ready hi July558 words
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452 1985-09-20 44 LAI YEW KONG - LAI YEW KONG By 3 die, 22 missing as boat sinks the navy was alerted at 7.40 am. A Republic of Singapore Air Force Skyvan was also despatched to search for the missing 22, comprising 18 men, three women and a three-year-old girl.452 words
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98 1985-09-20 44 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Americans last month increased their spending 1.2 per cent, the biggest gain in almost a year, as personal income rose a modest 0.3 per cent, the government reported today. The surge in consumer spending was certain to delight President Ronald Reagan's administration,98 words
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288 1985-09-20 44 Thatcher signs $788 m arms deal with Jordan AMMAN, Thurs. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher today signed a £270 million (Ss7BB million) deal to sell high-technology British weaponry to Jordan. The sale comes at a time when President Ronald Reagan is trying to convince the United States Congress that JordanUPI - 288 words
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Article54 1985-09-20 44 TAIPEI. Thurs. The opposition weekly. Progress, has suspended publication indefinitely because of financial difficulties following repeated confiscations by authorities, the publication announced today. Yang Tsu-chun, President of the magazine, said all but three of the 40 issues published since November had been banned by the Garrison Command, Taiwan'sAFP - 54 words
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Article, Illustration253 1985-09-20 44 Westpeak killing Woman engineer's murder inquiry adjourned THE preliminary inquiry into the murder of a woman structural engineer at Westpeak condominium could not be concluded yesterday and was adjourned to a date to be fixed. The lawyer for Neo Man Lee, 27, accused of murdering Madam Liew i Chiew Khim,253 words
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Article31 1985-09-20 44 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Dow Jones Average of 30 industrials dropped 0.67 points to 1,299.73 in the first half-hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. APAP - 31 words
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296 1985-09-20 44 FORMER Singapore Monitor chief editor Seah Chiang Nee Is scheduled to leave fer Sydney on Tuesday fer a heart transplant. Mr Seah, 45, who will be the first known heart transplant patient from Singapore, will be admitted to St Vincent's Hospital fer the296 words
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Article59 1985-09-20 44 A TAXI-DRIVER was charged yesterday with dishonestly taking $60 belonging to an accident victim at Woodlands Road on Tuesday. Sim Yok Boon, 44, allegedly took the money from Mr Toong Chuan Cho, at about 8.50 pm that day. Mr Toong died in the accident. Sim's case will be59 words
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132 1985-09-20 44 UN out of the spotlight UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The new president of the United Nations General Assembly lamented yesterday that he had not seen a single newspaper report on the opening of the assembly. Mr Jaime de Pinies of Spain told a press conferenceAP - 132 words
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200 1985-09-20 44 UN in the spotlight UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Eight cases of Aids have been identified among United Nations staff in the past four years and four deaths from it occurred, the organisation said today. "There is no one having Aids (acquired immune deficiency200 words
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Article152 1985-09-20 44 In Washington, Dr Harvey Meyer, Director of the government's Centre for Drugs and Biologies, expects a new drug being tested to fight Aids to be ready for use on humans in the next few weeks. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the drug,Reuter; UPI - 152 words
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Advertisement177 1985-09-20 44 EDITORIAL: Page 21 BRobinhood ELECTRONIC COOKER HOOD No other cooker hood can touch it! j P mi. iMwwwMwwaaaaaaawHWiiwa***^ ««_»bb| A light touch and the three-speed fan very quickly and very quietly whisks away cooking grease and odours. Tk Another touch and the light illuminates the complete cooking surface. Touch for177 words
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Miscellaneous144 1985-09-20 44 Weather UP TO Ipm: Cloudy with showers in several areas. TEMP. (C) up to 6 am tomorrow: 30 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 7.01 pm; SUNRISE tomorrow: 6.54 am. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 516 C Cloudy Manila 23 34 C Cloudy Amsterdam 15/19C Cloudy Melbourne 10 14 C Rain Bangkok 24144 words
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Article, Illustration1196 1985-09-20 1 For more than a decade, the National Dance Company has struggled against its low profile, absence of public knowledge.and lack of official interest. Yet, it has managed to keep our multi-racial dance traditions alive and well. As it prepares to commemorate its 15th birthday earlier this1,196 words
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329 1985-09-20 1 WHAT does the National Dance Company dance? You'll get a fair idea if you go along to the "Vic" next weekend. The programme of eight newly-choreographed dance works u varied, visually pleasing and unabashedly multiracial (naturally), entertaining (sometimes), and pointedly didactic (often). This time, the329 words
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Advertisement196 1985-09-20 1 '■fl /J_™__s____ 2555S m mmmVWm mP m^^ mu^^ M^g m^g\ mmmm m M^ 5 fun» froth /^HHRS and— oops! |ia_&_^^B ______r^ k«k :^____________k-_l _k__W_ll^ft V >^\o%^. :^^^M.; k_fe _fc _l ■■^^^■•aSSWWi^.P JL f l_^___?s! A Masters leaves _P"^h____J_L Caroline Ngui Ml ln stitches Tina Turner has the answer in Mad196 words
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Article, Illustration737 1985-09-20 2 KHOO HOW SAN - KHOO HOW SAN By David Kraal is still stranded on his desert island, struggling with Joyce's Finnegan's Wake. He'll be back next week. THE cough-provoking swirls have not cleared, and the smouldering issue continues to cleave those who do and those who don't.737 words
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399 1985-09-20 2 I WOULD like to share my Observations of the Police and Friends Concert held last Sunday. Firstly, a very large portion of the crowd were Heavy Metal fans who dominated the front of the stage. At times, it seemed as if an the399 words
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109 1985-09-20 2 Highway to Heaven may we have an X'mas repeat, please I HAPPENED to catch the last episode of the television programme, Highway to Heaven, titled Another Song For Christmas, telecast on Sept 12 at 6.25 pm on Channel 5. I strongly recommend that SBC re-run this particular episode during Christmas109 words
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127 1985-09-20 2 WE ARE happy to note that Cancer found the programme, Illayar Arangam, an entertainment programme for teenagers, refreshing (ST Cancer will be pleased to know that we are producing a second series of Illayar Arangam, comprising 10 programmes. The first five will be shown127 words
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Article, Illustration198 1985-09-20 2 I FEEL that Rebecca Chua's review of TheatreWorks' production of Paradise Heights (Aug 26, 1985) was unduly harsh and critical. While I realise she was only giving hes^eninien {ae>Xan_ giving mine), some of her comments were rather unfair. Earlier this year, I saw the production of Glengarry198 words
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Article, Illustration252 1985-09-20 2 Still children's hour, after all THERE was some unhappy casting, it is true, but the Varsity Playhouse production of Lillian Hellman's Children's Hour deserved commendation, not least of all because the audience played their part to perfection. They didn't know it, but they were there right on stage252 words
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Advertisement178 1985-09-20 2 1 al^l B r H X, Jf Mil vj HM^kP Aa |hXI^|M VVar%W% H UAIA n O lijfllWT ll lU. A'?? '> ■■■■Balfe^ ■■■■Hi Helena Rubinstein has put beauty together m one Offer while stocks last exclusively at: 1 Helena Rubinstein i^Tl^j y^.o Home Furnishing Fair >^ JU^ Venue: Singapore178 words
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Advertisement72 1985-09-20 2 SI VaVinlr^y mn tmibiwn VjP^ With demonstrations by master craftsmen from China Ay\ and renowned local craftsmen and painters. m^m^^ The Orchard Point mmm^ September 12 to 22, 1985 Exhibition: 11 am to 9 pm Demonstration: Mon Fri: 12 pm to 9 pm Sat Sun: 11 am to 9 pm72 words
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Article, Illustration1491 1985-09-20 3 CATHERINE ONG recounts what it was like to be at last Sunday's historic rock concert at the Police Academy, and talks to the Commissioner of Police, Goh Yong Hong, the man behind it. dfsgret Police youth relation M ships here have witnoeood none1,491 words
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Article, Illustration633 1985-09-20 4 PATRICK SHEN previews Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, which opens today "ONCE upon a time And so begins a story, a long, long time ago, told by someone, passed on, re-told, evolving with each narration. Somewhere, through the years and the re-tellings, story indistinguishably merges with dreams, consciousness and633 words
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366 1985-09-20 4 RICHARD LIM - RICHARD LIM By THE Singapore Film Society will screen again at the Goethe-Insti tut auditorium tomorrow one of the three Korean films shown to packed bouses at the Regional English Language Centre auditorium last week. The film, MouUe Ya, Moulle Ya, is Thomas366 words
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Article, Illustration645 1985-09-20 4 E. J. DIONNE JR - E. J. DIONNE JR By in Venice, Italy THE 42nd Venice Film Festival this year awarded its Golden Lion Prize to Sans Tolt Ni Loi (Without Roof or Law), Agnes Varda's picaresque tale of a vagabond's journeys across southern France. The choice for645 words
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Advertisement832 1985-09-20 7 An instrument of beauty brings joy forever. mm^^ZmmmmmWW^^^ Introduce to no better way to start, than to give them Flora Piano. From tone, touch to appearance and durability, the music and joy it brings will be with them forever. See Flora Piano's magnificent range of models today. B SONG'S FMNQ832 words
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Article, Illustration785 1985-09-20 8 KANNAN CHANDRAN - KANNAN CHANDRAN By IN THE general mood of apathy that exists in the local music industry, it's nice to see a rare phenomenon, a group that dares to be different. Enough already of the winding list of groups that flog the Top 40s. It's time785 words
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Article436 1985-09-20 8 Kannan Chandran - Kannan Chandran Might Moves TBE scheduled Oct 1 opening of Atlantis has been postponed to November. The discovery of high clay content in the soil beneath the Cultural Theatre has forced Peppermint Park Investments to further reinforce the flooring in expectation of the heavy load which436 words
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336 1985-09-20 8 After Five e KANGXI LOUNGE, Hotel TaiPan: In keeping with the lounge's concept of music in a light vein, Jerry Chong joins the Marquez Chamber Strings and The Perfect Noise. Jerry, like most solo pianists, has a wide repertoire that includes evergreens, ballads and336 words
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Advertisement448 1985-09-20 8 Working in partnership with clients of all nations, Nomura brings its multiple strengths to bear in providing and executing the best solutions for clients' requirements. International Finance for Strategies for Growth Sound Asset Management a Changing World Japan is rich in funds and Investor recognition of the Today, fund-raisers and448 words
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Article, Illustration621 1985-09-20 9 Two popular television heroines, Candice Yu On On and lichelle Yim, are in SinaaDore to appear in a show together. GUAN LIBING chats with them and finds them quite like the women they play in the drama serials. Sight Sound TELEVISION viewers will remember MichelleDAVID TAN - 621 words
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Article, Illustration233 1985-09-20 9 GIRL WITH TA DIAMOND SLIPPER <*Sfd]J««*t> Midnight tomorrow at Shaw cinemas. Chen Qi and Fatty steal for a living. One day, they try to break into a plush villa, whore they are just in time for a dying, old businessman to thrust233 words
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Article, Illustration575 1985-09-20 9 DESPITE having more than 1,000 songs and numerous films to his name, this respected veteran in the Taiwanese entertainment circle thinks that the business is well behind time. Liu Jiachang, 43, director, composer and teacher of pop stars such as Fei Yuqing, Jenny, Feng575 words
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Article, Illustration89 1985-09-20 9 Ji&nSvftMmmmK ■t& tmwM w^&»m &^s4sn &mat4'Jßß9&)Sfti fr»#aien" 9ttMlft tWWWfca £IA <fij-C>A) S^f*Aft^7ir€ m "XwmJtm m imtdWmMmwM f ii)li< <&&itiMft m&*wn&&w 9t a us a m m }j M -ifiUßftsf^&fi It #tft lttt*S# W.iSMfi flr .ff <'>fri_r,\> fftflfj£.4£ fx^KPfi* &m fern ps 1;= /i II #fA Wv.fi J5LM -rummm* AA& sp89 words
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Article261 1985-09-20 9 w» f* Bll^ftstffl \kMitm^M %I%ft A ft HKft A .'l'. *9^&£4?ft~fr <ffi*ft?a«> mn SAIBIft^^WSA *A til'h HftAA&AftJt fi i Vf^ift&Mriftrt^ft W° H— l? Cftftftc&E> tk W[s] ##J IN c ft BHtt tfj&i^ nt fl" ft Ml AR&AiF&AUgi A Qtih "fl" ftiiifii£i£- -w> W&A&TWMtvM}L -ffl fflA^ftS--+5?N* ft fe^imiti* Afttt&tt < Like261 words
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Advertisement315 1985-09-20 9 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 204 $51 cash: TEO KIM SIONG (I.C. No: *****63/1) $21 cash each: KWEK SOH HOON LOH KHER (HONG (I.C. No: *****77/F) (I.C. No: *****60/A) CHAN YIN KUAN CHU A YONG KOON (I.C. No: *****38/F) (I.C. No: *****95/ C) CHU A TIAN YU SOH KOK WAH315 words
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Article, Illustration754 1985-09-20 10 Side by side with h ighnse flats and shopping complexes that are springing up around little India', many of its well-known landmarks will be preserved to retain its character. One such landmark is the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, which is being rebuilt at a cost of 552.5754 words
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Article494 1985-09-20 10 S. SULOCHANA - S. SULOCHANA THERE have been many illustrious women in ancient history, legends and epics. One such woman was Queen Kunti, who lived about 3,000 years ago, when conflicts between great dynasties were prevalent. The consort of King Pandu, Kunti Devi was the mother of the Pandavas494 words
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Article, Illustration268 1985-09-20 10 BHARATHANATYAM RECITAL By Chitra Visweswaran Tuesday, 7.30 pm World Trade Centre Auditorium Tickets at $5, $10, $15 and $20 Previewed by K. S. MANGALA LOVERS of Indian classical dance will get another chance to see Chitra Visweswaran, one of India's finest Bharatanatyam exponents. The dance recital268 words
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Advertisement713 1985-09-20 11 APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENTS H| Civil Aviation Authority ot Singapore invites applii ations tor the following poSK tions:- fli^flb (A) TECHNICAL OFFICERS WiW (CIVIL, MECHANICAL mLm AND ELECTRICAL) lilli (Gross salary: $1 .081 $2,416 pm) ißlii Applicants must possess a recognised Tech- jbHI^IS-: nician Diploma in Civil Electrical, Mechani- l|^S^^' Cal, Marine713 words
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Advertisement512 1985-09-20 11 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Salt Ns. SSM of 1985. Between Standard Chartered Bank (formerly known as Um Chartered Bank) Plaintiffs And 1. Um Pang Lin 2. lim Hee Heng 3. Lim Phang Leng Defendants NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Lim Pang Lin late of 12-B512 words
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Advertisement576 1985-09-20 11 NOTICES HHHflHlflifllflfllM NOTICE pumii. pumn> The trade and public are hereby informed that PUMA Sportschuhfabriken Rudolf Dassler KG have appointed Liebermann Overseas Trading Pte Ltd as the exclusive licensee and agent for PUMA sportswear and accessories in Singapore and Malaysia. The Trade Marks as seen above are registered Trade Marks,576 words
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Advertisement680 1985-09-20 12 NOTICES wi H Tenders are invited for the supply and H delivery of the following I 1 COMMON HANDTOOLS I FOR ELECTRONIC I ENGINEERING COURSE 9 precision cutters, precision long nose pliers, soldering irons, IC extractor sets, etc) I Tender No VITB/AVI/65/85 I Closing Date: 4 October 1985 at 1200680 words
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Advertisement491 1985-09-20 13 NOTICES PARAMOUNT CORPORATION BERHADJ (Incorporated in Malaysia) I INTERIM REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS I Six months Ended 30 June 1985 1 I. UNAUDITED RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 1985 I The Directors of Paramount Corporation Berhad are pleased to announce the unaudited interim results of the Company and491 words
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Advertisement369 1985-09-20 13 OCEANSCAN SHIPPING TRADING COMPANY PTELTD (Incorporated in Singapore) (Members' Volantary Winding Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN that in accordance wit! Section 308 of the Compa nies Act, Cap. 185, the Fina General Meeting of th Members of the above Com pany will be held at the of fices of369 words
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Advertisement384 1985-09-20 13 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding-lp No. 5 of 1985 In the Matter ef the Companies Act, Cap 185 And In the Matter of MIVOCOM (Far East) Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that the Petition for the winding-up of the abovenamed384 words
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Article, Illustration595 1985-09-20 16 Catherine Ong - Catherine Ong Photograph by I Staying Tuned YOU may have heard the disc-jockey on the radio tell you this morning that the weather is going to be fair. Of course, if it rains this afternoon, you'll probably think that as usual our weathermen were wrong again.NGHAI CHEE WAH - 595 words
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483 1985-09-20 16 IRENE PATES - IRENE PATES LEISURE By SATURDAY night the crowd throngs along Orchard Road shopping, fastfood, the mall. Why not throw in some excitement, too? Take a short detour to the PUB auditorium, Somerset Road, and catch the finals of VisQuiz, at 8 pm tomorrow night.483 words
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Article, Illustration636 1985-09-20 17 LEONG WENG KAM meets the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's guest soloist for tonight and tomorrow, bun JUn nee nriftt„ „,«.->., a c m SEOUL-BORN pianist Suh Juh Hee is not your typical teenager. For her, life is one big whirl of learning and playing music.636 words
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