The Straits Times, 7 February 1986

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, I*B6 50 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 188/12/85
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    Lock icon Reagan sees faster recovery
    877 1 US economy projected to grow 4% this year and inflation expected to remain low WASHINGTON, Thurs. THE Reagan administration predicts that the American economy will accelerate its recovery this year with minimal inflation, but warns that the record trade deficit will not improve for some time.
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    Lock icon Nakasone backs call for currency talks
    170 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone today supported President Ronald Reagan's proposal for international currency talks. "I think it (Mr Reagan's idea) is correct," Mr Nakasone said during a session of the Japanese Lower House Budget Committee, parts of which were televised nationally.
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    Lock icon Malaysia hands protest note to Singapore
    711 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia today handed Singapore a note protesting against a remark made by the Republic's First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong. on the Malaysian Chinese Association's position and influence in the government here. Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Abdul Kadir Sheikh
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    Dr M explains the decision
    83 1  -  ISMAIL KASSIM PEKAN, Than. Prime Minister Datnk Serl Dr Mahathir Mohamad today explained the Cabinet's decision te pretest eanl—t Stngapere's First Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, for saying that tke Malaysian Chinese I— Hstton lacks influence In the government. He said: "It to
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    Lock icon Koon Swan to seek permission for another trip to KL
    334 1 Koon Swan to seek permission for another trip to KL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) President Tan Koon Swan said today that he hoped to get permission from the Singapore authorities to come back again and attend the party's extraordinary general meeting on March 2. He told reporters
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    Lock icon Flights delayed
    61 1 SYDNEY, Thurs. Qantas said today its flights out of Sydney tomorrow will be delayed when cabin crews stop work to demand changes in safety procedures on the airline's Boeing 7675. A spokesman for the airline told Reuters about 5,000 passengers would be delayed, some up to 24 hours,
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    Lock icon No students after hours
    62 1 SEOUL, Thurs. Universities and colleges across South Korea have been instructed not to allow students to enter campuses after nightfall without special permission, it was announced today. A directive from the Ministry of Education, In what was described as another measure to reinforce campus order, also
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      Lock icon MASS BURIAL IN HAITI
      63 1 BON REPOS (Haiti), Than. Foreign reporters Investigating allegation* that victims el last week's anti-government demsnstiallsas were being borled Iu mass graves saw mere than IM bodies being damped In a pit at tats hartal ground en the edge ef the capital. There were no obvious ballet
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    Marcos: We'll use legitimate force to quell any violence
    392 1  -  IRENE NGOO By MANILA, Thurs. President Ferdinand Marcos warned last night that he would resort to "legitimate violence" to settle any uprising that the opposition might stir up after the election. "My warning and advice is that the government is entitled
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    Lock icon Army on 'red alert'
    235 1 MANILA, Thurs. The entire Philippine Armed Forces went on "red alert" today, bracing for possible violence on the eve of the "fateful" day when 27 million Filipino voters decide the most hotly-contested presidential election in two decades. There were scattered reports of intimidation and fraud during
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      Home
      337 2 Three steal $344,000 THREE jobless men managed to steal about $344,000 in cash from an office safe despite having tripped the burglar alarm. At first they fled after they set off the alarm. But when they realised the alarm was faulty, they proceeded to ransack the office when no
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      Comment
      217 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS IT IS critical net only that the Philippines elections be fair and free, but also that they are seen to be so. It is not in the interest of either side to try to manipulate the polls in its awn favour. For a victory obtained
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      Timesdollar
      201 2 BANK PICKS S'PORE AS MONEY MANAGEMENT CENTRE HONGKONG BANK has picked Singapore as its second Regional Treasury Centre after London, to offer money management services such as foreign exchange trading, interest rate or currency swaps and forward deals. Singapore was chosen as one of the centres because we have
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      Forum
      88 2 'FORGOTTEN PAN-EL PEOPLE' A GROUP of employees of Pan-Electric Industries has written in to lament that they have becon. the forgotten people in its present crisis. They say newspaper reports have focused on the banks, investors and shareholders, and have yet to spare a thought for the "1,500 of
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      Around the world
      306 2 'Cut business ties' CHINESE Communist Party and government officials have been ordered to sever all business ties immediately or face the consequences. The official Xinhua news agency said the order to cut business links, issued by the party Central Committee and the State Council in the form
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      Around Asean...and Across the Causeway
      181 2 Around Asean. ..and Across the Causeway Doctor-actor's wish ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING actor Dr Haing Ngor wants to return to Cambodia. The 36-year-old doctor-turned-actor, who won international acclaim in The Killing Fields for his portrayal of a Cambodian journalist, has been at the Thai-Cambodian border for the past three weeks filming a
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      Timesport
      227 2 Kenny's comeback LIVERPOOL manager Kenny Dalglish made a timely comeback to First Division football when he scored the equalising goal to salvage a draw in the Super Cup semi-final first leg at Norwich. He saved Liverpool's face with a cheeky, Jimmy Greavesstyle goal in the 78th minute, side-footing the
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      Section Two
      418 2 Spoof at the Rainbow CHOO LI AT is sent down to earth by the gods for insubordination. She lands in a sleazy bar somewhere in Asia and meets up with Shanghai Shirley, Sam Seng and Loh Mee Oh. Amidst half forgotten pakow-crazy and kwacnee-eating buffoons, a romance blossoms
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      Buyers'Guide
      333 2 Buyers' Guide Product Advertiser Section Page Artnes KLM Royal Dutch Airlines I 35 United Airlines I 8 Audn Victor Electronic Co I—2 Mulpha Marketing I 1 Aviary lurong Bird Park I 18 Bank Overseas Union Bank ltd I 1/17 Drinks FAN (Bistro) II 18 Bookshop Times Bookshop I 32 Cameras
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      15 2 S5 SEE (BUKU MERAH) DIRECTS YOU TO THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENE OF THEIR BUSINESS
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      Lock icon China takes hard line on cadres with sidelines
      393 3 China takes hard line on cadres with sidelines BEIJING. Thurs. Chinese Communi. t Party and government of .rials have been ordered to sever all business ties immediately or face the consequences. The official Xinhua news agency said the order to cut business links, issued by the party Central Committee and
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      Lock icon Jacket find sparks re-trial call in Baby Azaria case
      215 3 Jacket find sparks re-trial call in Baby Azaria case SYDNEY, Thurs. Lawyers for Lindy Chamberlain, jailed for life in Australia's celebrated "dingo baby" murder case, said today they were hoping for a re-trial following the discovery in the desert of a child's tattered jacket. Chamberlain, 37, has identified the jacket
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      Lock icon 6 Tamils die
      25 3 COLOMBO, Thurs. Security forces killed six Tamil separatists in clashes in Sri Lanka's Northern Province yesterday, the Defence Ministry said today. Reuter
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        71 3 A VICE-ADMIRAL in the Spanish Navy who was a direct descendant of explorer Christopher Columbus was killed along with his driver yesterday in an attack by suspected Basque terrorists in Madrid, police in the city said. A police spokesman said witnesses saw two unidentified men and a
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        Lock icon All safe after N-leak
        95 3 THERE APPARENTLY were no serious cases of contamination among 70 workers exposed to a leak of radioactive plutonium at the world's largest nuclear reprocessing plant, a spokesman for the company said yesterday in Seascale, England). The spokesman for state-owned British Nuclear Fuels Ltd would not say
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        Lock icon Sikh backer shot
        72 3 GUNMEN SHOT dead a supporter of Punjab's moderate Sikh ruling party yesterday, adding to an already charged atmosphere in the volatile north-west state in India. Two men on a scooter gunned down Mr Jatinder Singh Ghuman, leader of the All-In-dia Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) in Gurdaspur district,
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        59 3 FOUR CREWMEN were killed and a fifth was wounded yesterday when a Cypriot tanker was attacked in the Gulf, probably by Iranian fighter planes, Lloyds of London said. The tanker, the 21,500 tonne Avocet, was hit by a missile off the coast of Qatar and abandoned after a
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      Lock icon Pope appeals for unity
      203 3 GOA, Thnrs. Pope John Pan! 11, Onsh with the triamph of his warm welcome yesterday In Madras where he celebrated Mass before aa estimated million people, brought his message of peace to this sleepy enclave on the Arabian seaHe addressed a crowd of more than IMAM
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      Lock icon Haiti denies Duvalier asylum bid
      257 3 Haiti denies Duvalier asylum bid PORT-AU-PRINCE, Thurs. President-for-life JeanClaude Duvalier was reported yesterday to have sought political asylum in Western Europe to escape popular unrest at home but the Haitian government strongly denied he made any such move. An Information Ministry spokesman, speaking to foreign reporters last night, described as
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      Lock icon Death at party: Firm to pay
      109 3 Death at party: Firm to pay SEOUL, Thurs. A Seoul court has ordered a company to pay U5544,000 (5593,000) compensation to the family of a director who died after overdrinking at a company year-end party. Judge Kim Song-man said insurance company managing director Lee Chong died in the performance of
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      Lock icon Reagan launches drive to find cure for Aids
      166 3 Reagan launches drive to find cure for Aids WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Ronald Reagan has directed US SurgeonGeneral C. Everett Koop to prepare "a major report to the American people" on the disease Aids. Mr Reagan said this yesterday as he toured the Department of Health and Human Services to rally
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      Japan fears big fall in oil price
      487 3  -  PETER HAZELHURST 'Grave repercussions' on country's trade surplus By Tokyo Correspondent TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese government expressed fears today that the price of oil will tumble again later this year "with grave repercussions" that the decrease in import payments will boost Japan's lop-sided
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      Lock icon Strike over privatisation
      62 3 DHAKA, Thurs. More than 200.000 staff at three Bangladesh state-owned banks went on strike today to protest against privatisation plans and to seek higher wages. The government said last October it would sell 49 per cent of the shares of Janata, Agrani and Rupali banks on the
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      Lock icon Heath leads revolt over Leyland plans
      209 4 Heath leads revolt over Leyland plans FORMER Prime Minister Edward Heath led about 41 Conservatives Last night in a parliamentary revolt against Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over plans to sell part of Britain's state-owned car-maker, British Leyland (BL), to the Americans. The rebels defied party managers and abstained after an
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      Lock icon Two films in running for 11 Oscars each
      270 4 BEVERLY HILLS, Thurs. The Color Purple, the drama of a rural Black woman's struggle for independence, and Out of Africa, a romantic adventure set in a British colony, scored 11 nominations each yesterday for the 58th Academy Awards. Prizzi's Honor, the bitter
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      Lock icon 9 hurt in third Paris bomb blast
      124 4 PARIS, Thurs. A bomb attack, the third in three nights, injured nine people yesterday at a popular sporting goods store in central Paris and heightened fears of a nightly terrorist campaign Six people suffered serious injuries at the FNACSports store in an underground
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      Lock icon Interception of jet 'a mistake'
      385 4 The wrong plane forced down, says Israeli TV JERUSALEM, Thurs. Prime Minister Shimon Peres said the interception of a Syria-bound Libyan jet was "clearly a mistake" and Israeli television said the wrong plane was forced down. Israeli television reported yesterday that three planes left Libya
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      Lock icon Soviets expel two Italians
      127 4 Soviets expel two Italians ROME. Thurs. The Soviet Union Ivas ordered the expulsion of two Italians, one of them a diplomat, apparently in retaliation for similar Italian action yesterday, authoritative sources said today. The sources said the second man ordered out of Moscow was an official of a commercial company.
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      Lock icon 'London and Moscow plan spy swop'
      97 4 'London and Moscow plan spy swop' WEST BERLIN, Thurs. Britain and the Soviet Union are negotiating a spy exchange to take place in the spring, after the prisoner swap next week, the Hamburg newspaper. Bild, reported yesterday. News of the second exchange comes three days after Bild's report of next
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      Lock icon US may trim UN grant to force cut in spending
      392 4 US may trim UN grant to force cut in spending WASHINGTON, Thursday SECRETARY of State George Shultz said yesterday that United States contributions to the United Nations and its agencies should be cut further to support American demands for lower UN budgets. "The United Nations and some other international organisations
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      Lock icon 232 hostages freed after 2-hour hijack
      92 4 DALLAS, Thurs. A knife-wielding passenger held 232 people hostage aboard an airliner on the ground here last night but was persuaded to release them after two hours by police, an airline spokesman said. None of the 221 passengers and 11 crew members on board
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      Military vote will be set aside
      594 6  - Military vote will be set aside IRENE NGOO By 4 In this particular mattar, I am •o certain of victory that thooo declarations of my opponent that thara will bo civil war in this country indicate how dot- m porato thoy ara. Mr Marcos (above). 4 If they think that
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      The big question: Will it be honest result?
      655 6  -  ABBY TAN The ieeuee By Manila Correspondent MANILA, Thurs Tomorrow's presidential election, the most crucial since independence, will be a watershed in the history of the Philippines. Much seems to hinge on the credibility of the election whether it will be fair
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      Lock icon Soldiers 'attacked American TV crew'
      267 6 CONCEPCION, Thurs. American television reporters have accused Philippine troops of punching them and smashing their equipment yesterday when they tried to film men kicking a car carrying the sister-in-law of opposition candidate Corazon Aquino. Members of an NBC team and other witnesses said tbe Incident
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      Lock icon Station blast
      49 6 ZAMBOANGA CITY. Thurs. Three people were wounded when a time-bomb hidden in a wall clock left for safekeeping at a radio station exploded, causing a fire that razed the station, the military reported yesterday. There were no indications that the explosion was relatJd to the election. AP
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      Lock icon Neither candidate impresses media
      539 6  -  LIAK TENG KIAT US press opinions By Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON.Thurs. Five of America's most opinionated journalists/columnists were recently asked on a television programme who they would vote for in the Philippine election if they had the vote. With one exception, they refused, pleading that they had
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      A clash of personality, style and background
      490 6  -  ABBY TAN Run-up to the polls MANILA, Thurs. The most extraordinary presidential election unfolds in the Philippines tomorrow as 27 million Filipinos are asked to make the choice between an ageing ruler and a housewife who has never held public office. President Ferdinand
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      Marcos hits back as Cory sounds warning
      461 6  -  LIAK TENG KIAT Candidates' TV interviews WASHINGTON, Thurs. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos went on the offensive against his critics this morning on a wide-ly-watched American television programme. His opponent, Mrs Corazon Aquino, meanwhile, issued what ABC Nightline interviewer Ted Koppel called an "ominous
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      The roles of key tigures in the poll
      363 6 The roles of key tigures in the poll The ABC of the election CANDIDATES: There are nine candidates approved by the Commission on Elections (Comelec); four for President and five for Vice-Presi-dent. The principal candidates are: Ferdinand Marcos, 68, from the KBL for the post of President and Arturo Tolentino,
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      Khmers 'being forced to marry Viets'
      239 7  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM BANGKOK, Thurs. The Vietnamese authorities In Cambodia have made it Illegal for Khaiers to marry each other they can only marry Vietnamese, Dr Halag Ngor claimed yesterday. He could not say when this new policy was adopted but said It was the
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      Killing Fields actor wants to go back
      416 7  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM Hopes to practise medicine in Cambodia By Bangkok Correspondent BANGKOK, Thurs. Academy award-win-ning actor Dr Haing Ngor wants to return to Cambodia. The 36-year-old doctor-turned-actor, who won international acclaim in The Killing Fields for his portrayal of a Cambodian journalist, has
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      Lock icon Indonesia 'needs June shuttle flight'
      285 7 Indonesia 'needs June shuttle flight' JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia's telecommunications, including its television networks, would face difficulties if the planned flight of another American space shuttle in June were cancelled. Tourism and Telecommunications Minister Ahmad Tahir said yesterday. Indonesia's television networks depend on the June launch of the Palapa B-3 communications
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      Lock icon 4 die after eating fish
      62 7 MANILA, Thurs. Four people died and 10 others became seriously ill after eating poisonous fish during a drinking spree at a village near Polillo town, 100 km east of here, the Philippine News Agency reported. Four victims died on Tuesday, 20 minules after eating a
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      Lock icon Suharto orders death of rabid animals
      136 7 Suharto orders death of rabid animals JAKARTA, Thurs. President Suharto has instructed officials to kill stray dogs, cats and monkeys suspected of carrying rabies following reports that at least 36 people have died of the disease, Antara news agency said yesterday. The Minister for Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, Mr Hutasoit,
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      44 7 JAKARTA, Thurs. Three teenagers were recovered dead and three others were feared drowned in a flash flood of the Deli river in Medan, Antara news agency reported yesterday. They were bathing in the river when the flood occurred on Monday. AFP
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      Lock icon Reagan visit chance to boost Asean tourism
      161 7 JAKARTA, Thurs. Asean member countries plan to make use of Presi dent Ronald Reagan's visit to Bali in April to promote Asean as a tourist destination, a conference spokesman for the Asean Sub-Committee on Tourism said today. The conference, attended by heads of
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      Beware the whispering campaign, warns Dr M
      326 9  -  ISMAIL KASSIM By PEKAN, Thurs. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad today warned Malaysians at a rally here of a whispering campaign aimed at toppling leaders of the multiparty National Front government. He said: "They are getting support from outside. But we
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      Lock icon Under-aged girls in parlour
      78 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Five under-aged girls were found working in an illegal Kuala Lumpur massage parlour. The girls, who were picked up during a police raid last Monday, were handed over to the Welfare Department. The police anti-vice branch also arrested 17 Thai women in a
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      34 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The health authorities have stepped up preventive measures against dengue fever following reports of eight suspected cases in Seremban and Kuala Pilah districts since the beginning of the year. NST
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      85 9 TO THE sounds of gongs, cymbals sad drams, this lion prepares te usher la the Year ef the Tiger. For two Leers each eight, St dancers go throngh their paces to ensure that the lion will perform flawlessly during the Lunar New Year season, starting
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      Lock icon Tighter laws for ex-drug addicts
      380 9 Plan to prevent them from returning to old habits PENANG, Thursday MALAYSIA plans to tighten its drug laws to prevent former addicts from returning to their old habits. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Radzi Sheikh Ahmad today proposed amending the Dangerous Drugs (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Act
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      158 9 Man claims be was raped by four women KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs. A 37-year-old man has claimed he was raped by four women in Dungun. The man, a government officer from Malacca, told police he was on the way here when the four women in a car overtook him and signalled
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      368 9 ALOR STAR, Thurs. Muslims in Kedah have been warned against ignoring the rulings of the Fatwa Committee on Religious Matters. Mentri Besar Datuk Paduka Haji Osman Aroff stressed on Tuesday that the Fatwa committee was the highest authority which could issue fatwa (rulings on
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      Xinhua names its man in Singapore
      283 10 CHINA'S official news agency, Xinhua, has designated Mr Li Rongming, a specialist on East Asian affairs, as its correspondent in Singapore. Xinhua has received approval to set up a bureau here. The agency's deputy director of its Foreign Affairs Department in Beijing, Mr Yu
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      Lion-hearted dentists heed call for help
      235 10 W!!0 says Singapore dvesnt have lion-heart-ed dentists? In fact, there are more than St, according to Lion-trainer Richard Chlpperfleld. When a cry far help went ont the day before yesterday for a dentist to treat lioness Pasha's toothache, more than 31 dentists called. Dr
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      Ho owns only 10% of complex
      116 10 Ho owns only 10% of complex PEOPLE'S Park Complex developer Ho Kok Cheong no longer owns the whole building, contrary to what was reported in The Straits Times on Wednesday in a story on Mr Ho's tax problems. The management corporation of the complex said yesterday that 90 per cent
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      Man robbed in lift
      76 10 TWO men, each carrying a knife, tied up a hawker in a Housing Board lift and robbed him of a $2,000 watch, $700 and some cheques in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 on Monday morning. Mr Lim Seng Tong, 44, had entered a lift in Block
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      Thieves take $10,200
      51 10 THIEVES stole $10,200 in cash and valuables after breaking into a semi-de-tached house in Telok Kurau on Tuesday. The occupant, Madam Joanna Young, 42, left the house at 8 am and returned at 10 pm to discover the rear iron gate forced open and the two bedrooms
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      S'pore scores gastronomic win over Swiss and Germans
      342 10 S'pore scores gastronomic win over Swiss and Germans THE president of the Singapore Chefs Association, Ernst Huber, said Singapore's original gastronomic ideas were fast gaining currency internationally. Proof of Singapore's new status in the gastronomic world came in the recent Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg, where a Singapore team finished
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      Fewer people redeem jewellery at pawnshops
      483 10  -  SUMIKO TAN Cash in the pocket takes priority as festive period draws closer By EVERY year, Madam Tan Gek Choo, 48, goes to the pawnshop in Toa Payoh a few days before the Lunar New Year. Yesterday, she went again. But this time, her
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      3 stole from safe after alarm rang
      373 10 $344,000 taken from trading firm THREE jobless men managed to steal about $344,000 in cash from an office safe despite tripping the burglar alarm. At first Azman bin Maswari Abu, 22, Ramasamy Sundram, 29, and Karamjit Singh, 24, fled after they set off
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      Man used cheques to pay for goods
      194 10 Man used cheques to pay for goods A MAN used five companies in which he was director and sole proprietor as fronts to cheat people of goods. Low Tian Loy alias Leyu Tian Loy, 34, used these "shell" companies to buy goods, paying fcr them with cheques which were subsequently
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      Passenger hit me, taxi-driver P tells court
      373 11 Passenger hit me, taxi-driver P tells court A TAXI-DRIVER yesterday alleged that his woman passenger attacked him from behind shortly atter an argument and he had told her that courtesy was a two-way street. Mr Foo Fong Yee said after at least five blows to his head, which he tried
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      Canadian trade minister to visit Singapore
      134 11 Canadian trade minister to visit Singapore MR JAMES Kelleher, Canada's Minister for International Trade, will be in Singapore on Tuesday and Wednesday to explore ways to increase economic and commercial co-opera-tion between the two countries. Mr Kelleher is expected to hold talks with Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tony
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      Turkey minister here to see our public housing
      235 11 MR SAFA Giray, Turkey's Public Works and Housing Minister, arrives today for a two-day visit, during which he will pay special attention to Singapore's public housing and urban redevelopment programmes. The Turkish ambassador to Singapore, Dr Riza Turmen, said yesterday that Mr
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      Businessmen cut down on tradition of hamper-giving
      242 11 GOOD year or bad, contractor A. S. Tan ensures that hampers are sent to his close business associates daring the Lunar New Year period. It is a tradition ln the Chinese business community and a break ln the custom would be a loss
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      Probe into sex claim against inspector
      119 11 POLICE are investigating a complaint by a man who claimed that his wife, before marrying him, had been coerced into having sex with a police inspector who then allegedly dropped traffic charges against her. The man alleged that his wife told him after they
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      Two firms clarify article on Aerospace Industries
      231 11 SUNDSTRAND Pacific and Garrett Singapore yesterday said they were not in any way responsible for another company, Aerospace Industries, going into receivership last month. Sundst rand's Managing Director, Mr Gary Forbes who wrote to The Straits Times with the concurrence of Garrett's Facility
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      Views of Boat Quay landowners sought
      422 11 Many say they want to continue with present businesses BOAT Quay landowners are being consulted on redevelopment plans for the area, including possible uses for their premises. Many who have responded so far to questionnaires said they would like to continue with their present
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      Attack by 10 men: Hawker's wife hurt
      203 11 A GROUP of men attacked a hawker's wife when she tried to stop them from smashing up the couple's noodle stall in Jalan Tenteram on Wednesday. Madam Ho Gim Mui, 35, was treated for slight cuts on her head after she was struck
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      Brother, sister get jail for part in cheating bank
      224 12 They are released on bail pending appeal PHONG CHONG HAU alias Anthony, 36, and his sister Phong Chung Yie alias Phong Chong Yee Maggie, 37, were each sentenced to a total of 18 months' jail on three counts of abetment by
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      Fire destroys shophouse
      41 12 FIRE destroyed a doublestorey shophouse and damaged another in Crane Road, off Joo Chiat Road, on Tuesday. No one was injured in the blaze, which started at 3.06 am, and was put out by firemen at 3.45 am.
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      Choong 'used his car to block part of car park exit'
      517 12 The ballot boxes trial A VOLUNTEER Special Constabulary inspector told a court yesterday that he saw a Workers' Party (WP) polling agent reversing his car to block part of a car park exit. When Insp Ho Kum Hoon asked
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      Fresh goose for local palates soon
      321 12 5,000 goslings imported from Thailand SINGAPOREANS who have been eating frozen geese for the past 15 years will soon be able to savour fresh geese, thanks to duck farmer Teo Kim Teck. Mr Teo, 44, has airlifted 5,000 day-old goslings from Thailand over the
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      Festive fun at Chinese Garden
      190 12 Festive fun at Chinese Garden THOSE who are visiting the Chinese Garden during the Lunar New Year can look forward to some special events and activities on its grounds. The garden's management and the Shin Min Daily News are jointly organising a three-day carnival from Lunar New Year's Day on
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      Istana grounds open to public on third day
      109 12 THE Istana grounds will be open to the public on Tuesday, the third day of the Lunar New Year, from 8 am to 6.30 pm. For the first time, school bands from the Temasek Junior College, Manjusri Secondary School, Chinese High School
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      No visits to fire stations this Sunday
      123 12 No visits to fire stations this Sunday FIRE stations will not be open for visits by the public on Sunday, the first day of the Lunar New Year. The open-house programme at fire stations, held every Sunday for the public to get to know the fire service better, will resume
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      Part of road to be closed
      54 12 A PART of Belmont Road, leading to Holland Road, will be closed to traffic from Feb 18. The closure, expected to last two months, is to enable the Environment Ministry to carry out drainage work. Access to Belmont Road will be via either Leedon
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      Harbour cruises
      55 12 THE Port of Singapore Authority will run special onehour harbour cruises during the Lunar New Year holidays from Sunday to Tuesday between 9 am and 5 pm. The ferries will leave the World Trade Centre Ferry Terminal at hourly intervals. Tickets are at $5 for adults and $2
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      Boon Heng on how to cope with recession
      157 12 Boon Heng on how to cope with recession AN NTUC leader yesterday gave some pointers on how employers and workers can confidently cope with recession. Mr Lim Boon Heng, NTUC Assistant Secretary -General, said the business slump had made workers concerned about their employment security. Those who are Jobless are
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      SMNO repeats call for'12.5% CPF cut' on both sides
      349 12 SMNO repeats call for '12.5% CPF cut' on both sides THE Singapore Malay National Organisation yesterday repeated its call for "a 12.5 per cent cut" in CPF contributions for both the employers and their workers. It also reiterated its earlier suggestion to stop the use of CPF contributions for Medisave
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      Two way
      26 12 HASTINGS Road will become a two-way road from today to allow motorists easier access to a car park at the old Kandang Keroau market.
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      PWD lays off 112 daily-rated workers
      419 13  -  AGNEB WEE By THE Public Works Department has retrenched 112 daily-rated workers after repeated attempts to find alternative jobs for them failed. The retrenchment exercise involved 113 workers from two PWD divisions the Changi Airport Development Division and the Works and Buildings Branch (Kallang
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      S'pore families to play host to 25 from France
      264 13 S'pore families to play host to 25 from France ABOUT 25 people from France will stay with families in Singapore and take up courses in Mandarin, Chinese brush painting and calligraphy in May. Their stay here is being arranged by the Singapore office of the Experiment in International Living, a
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      Insurance agent on tax charges
      96 13 Insurance agent on tax charges AN INSURANCE agent on Tuesday claimed trial to four counts of tax evasion involving more than $164,215. Wong Choo Nan of Jumbo Agency had allegedly omitted from his tax returns for the years of assessment 1977 and 1978, $20,777.60 and $55,550.34 respectively in commissions received.
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      Verdict today on housewife's murder trial
      414 13 Verdict today on housewife's murder trial THE High Court will deliver its verdict today on the trial of a 38-year-old housewife accused of murdering a woman sweeper in the sweeper's Toa Payoh flat on Feb 22, 1983. The question the trial judges will have to decide is whether See Seow
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      All for the Chest
      77 13 A POT of giant kumquat donated hy the Katong Flower Shop was auctioned for $4,000 at a Lunar New Year flower fair in the concourse of Parkway Builder's Centre in Marine Parade Central on Monday A pot of longtan, or King of Tangerines, and a pot
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      Vandal caught with crowbar
      96 13 Vandal caught with crowbar A CASUAL worker who smashed tke front windscreen of a police ear was caught within four hours mt committing the offence still armed with the crowbar he had ■sed. Oa Wednesday, Ramalah s/o Sam yna than, 38, admitted committing the offence at the basement ear park
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      Road users better behaved — thanks to safety measures
      397 13  - Road users better behaved thanks to safety measures RAV DHALIWAL By MOTORISTS and motorcyclists are better behaved on the roads than a year ago thanks to a series of road safety measures, including the Driver Improvement Points System (Dips). The road toll for pedestrians and children is also down. All
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      10 JC students in SSO concert
      90 15 YOUNG musicians made a rare appearance at a Singapore Symphony Orchestra concert yesterday. Ten members of the Temasek Junior College String Ensemble joined SSO in performing two pieces at the college. It was part of the Music in the Schools programme, started in 1963
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      Police seek relatives of three dead men
      197 15 Police seek relatives of three dead men POLICE want to contact the relatives of three men who were found dead recently. Mr Chung Hon Weng, 40, was found dead in a public toilet in Block 334, Kreta Ayer Road, on Jan 30 at 3.20 pm. Those who know him can
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      35 seek job openings in legal service
      71 15 AT LEAST 35 lawyers have applied for the seven new posts created in the legal service. The new positions include that of district judges, who are betas recruited to ease the workload In the High Court. The Legal Service Commission advertised the openings
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      Copyright law 'will save S'pore from British sanctions'
      420 15  -  MATILDA GABRIEL By SINGAPORE'S new copyright law now in the making is likely to save the country from trade sanctions the British government may impose on countries that "steal" from British business through piracy. British book, tape and software producers, who recently
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      Case seminar on consumers and cashless payments
      272 15 Case seminar on consumers and cashless payments HOW secure is the Electronic Fund Transfer at Point of Sale system and other forms of cashless payment? What does a user of such systems do if he wishes to stop payment? Singapore's consumer watch group, the Consumers' Association of Singapore (Case) will
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      'Play a bigger role' call to artists
      172 15 'Play a bigger role' call to artists ARTISTS in Singapore have to play a bigger role in promoting art. They cannot depend on the government as its role is only one of a catalyst. This was the message Mr Wong Kan Seng, Minister of State (Community Development, and Communications and
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      Young brides jumped to their death
      95 15 TWO newlywed teenage brides killed themselves by jumping off their Housing Board Oats In separate incidents last year, a coroner heard Chan Lai Kuen, 19, was about 11.-monthsl 1 -months pregnant when she lumped to her death from Block 502. Bedok North Street 3,
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      Contest a quest for more local English plays
      272 15 Contest a quest for more local English plays THOSE wha wish to try their haad at writing a short play la Baalish eaa eater a competition which hopes to give drama lovers a chance la tee mare local plays. The National University of Singapore aad Shell have teamed op to
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      22 lose jobs after liquidation order on holding firm
      413 15  - 22 lose jobs after liquidation order on holding firm SALMA KHALIK The Pan-El saga By ONLY hours after the heart of the Pan-Electric Industries group its holding company had stopped beating with its imminent liquidation, 22 of its 46 employees were asked to leave. The others received letters from I-Mce
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      Probe underway into forged Ambassador Hotel scrip
      362 15  -  PAUL WEE By THE Commercial Affairs Investigation Department has been called in after an attempt to pass off as genuine 100,000 forged Ambassador Hotel share certificates, held in the name of one of the companies linked to the Pan-El affair, was discovered yesterday.
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      83 12 from the U.K. is now only 1 I^^ 1 J^ Don't let a few dull grey hairs I M stop vou from looking as young v I 1 J\ W A as you feel. NICE 7 N EASY, < Mm? with a choice of 12 natural shades, /HP _Kfl9 *^5
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      78 12 Lunar New Year's Eve Dance Carriage Bar, York Hotel, Saturday Feb. 8, 1 986 Start the Tiger Year and dance to the pulsating music of "Thunderstorm" and "Foreign Policy". At only $18* (includes snacks lr .Sp Celebrate Lunar New Year with acS -JX 7 At the Carriage Bar from Bpm
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      272 13 From kumquats to mushrooms, cookies to mahjong. Daimaru Plirmrr u 11 1 1 I rifri 35 has everything to help you celebrate the Lunar New Year. tVtll I HALL Lt" tL %f Chinese Festival Bazaar TRY YOUR LUCK IN OUR HONG BAO DIP till February 12 Before you shop, have
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      Bernard's a big brother to Far East Kids
      491 14  - Bernard's a big brother to Far East Kids LOW MEI ME I Friday People Paya Lebar By BERNARD LIEW is "big brother" to about 80 Far East Kids. At 25, he is certainly off-beat in the company of his upbeat younger "brothers" in zany, rainbow-coloured outfits and kinky hairstyles. But
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      CCs to specialise
      558 14  -  VALERIE LEE Plans to make them centres of excellence in chosen activity By AYP Information Service Cloouro of CCo: AU CCs will be closed from tomorrow until Tuesday. They will re-open on Wednesday. wuohu: Classes for 10- to 14-year-olds will be conducted at Bedok and Boon Teck
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      How six centres made a name for themselves
      590 14  -  AUGUSTINE LOW By MANY of the People's Association's 133 community centres have already built up a reputation for excellence in certain activities. Here are six CCs which are each noted for a particular activity. Queen Street CC: Doctors, lawyers, secretaries and housewives
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      301 14 fil[i__]i__j(l^^ rnl &ir rnl IJ| MAKE IT A ROARING i V CHINESE NEW YEAR AT I II mmmm m B H]| THE STAMFORD ARMS GONG XI FA CAI JOCKEY PUB gk [pi I I Featuring Disco dance and Chinese _._kiii_fflP*^M _-~--^t?_*LV_!>^ Entertainment with Chevy and the mmmXmWmmYS \1 v& v>
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      320 15 Roar In The Lunar New Year At The Oberoi Imperial mW m mwiZrFi^^ r i~- \*SW^ Usher in the Year of the T iger with pomp and splendour and in our J __r_f_^Kpfc?T^ li^i A'^ ,lsh gourmet menu ..waits you at our UllKflXOUfrt Restaurant l >_T_r_^--*^_-?QPC___ll famed in Singapore for
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      108 15 ITS CAraiN&VL Tttttt. yfill^f At Park View Singapore \^P^ C r ____________________PT Ammmr \P _l_l_l_^. Come in your most fanciful costume! Kvi L.j| KyJ Enter the Best Costume Contest and be crowned [lW W-^m B^J _-rW ■"^l_l_l_l_l_l_l_lr^_-_ <> ___v -'jm^^^^Ly Live entertainment by The Original Camellia >^^_______3&^^ _F 4 Rfc
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    The Straits Times says The people's will must prevail
    783 16 BY all accounts, the campaign for the presidency of the Philippines has been a tough and bruising one. Rallies have attracted huge crowds. The speeches have been rich in inflammatory rhetoric. And there have been some unfortunate, though expected, incidents of
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    Sedition charge: Not guilty and why
    1709 16 Verdict on the Param Cumaraswamy case Around the region For instance, it is not sedition to create discontent or dissatisfaction among the people against the Tan Sri Ahmad Noordin Committee of Inquiry over their report on the BMF scandal, or against the Singapore Government
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    Lock icon Where students are schooled for conflict
    780 16 Russell Baker I VISITED a great university and met Harold who is a brilliant student of science. Later in life, Harold will make a scientific breakthrough. It will make possible a fantastic new weapon, the nature of which is now unforeseeable. When the new
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    Scenes of Malaysian life
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      Official outrage makes Rambo a hit with Soviets
      792 17  -  LOUISE BRANSON By Moscow Correspondent MOSCOW Official outrage over Rambo and Rocky IV has made these forbidden films the most sought-after videotapes on the Soviet black market. Many Soviets are dying of curiosity about what is in these films that are being
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      Kohl looks set to win second term
      1247 17  -  RUPERT CORNWELL By writing for the Financial Times BONN In Britain Mrs Margaret Thatcher may have her little local difficulties. But If she could boast inflation of under 2 per cent, steady export-led growth and a currency assumed to be on the brink
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      147 17 Photography's a breeze wHh MINOUAS new AF-E cameras fl -*•> m \jP\w AFE Quartz The all-new Minolta AF-E and AF-E Quartz set the pace for the new generation of fully automatic cameras. It virtually frees you from all the common mistakes that go with 35mm photography. Now, even novices can
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    • Letter
      Voters must know all before ballot
      284 18 On the selection criteria of election candidates A LgM election candidate of the Wo^wrs Party has been arrested and charged with counterfeiting US currency notes. The purpose of this letter is to ask tht WP Secretary-General, Mr J.B. Jeyaretnam, about his system of selecting
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      Let the people scrutinise their resumes
      198 18 Let the people scrutinise their resumes 1 WOTJLD like to comment on the First Deputy Prime Minister's suggestion to draw up legislation stating the qualities which must be possessed by those who want to stand for election into Parliament. The recent arrest of a Workers' Party candidate in the 1984
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    • Letter
      Press interviews are the answer
      124 18 I REFER to the two letters on the need for election candidates to be thoroughly vetted. (ST, Jan 9). 1 do aot feel that the law should be amended, as suggested hy the First Deputy Prime Minister some time ago, to ensure that candidates are
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    • Letter
      The forgotten ones of Pan-El
      215 18 WE are employees of PanElectric Industries. We seem to be the forgotten people in its present crisis. We toiled many years for it and watched it grow, only to see it collapse suddenly. Our rieebowl will be taken away and our way of life will
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      Parking scheme under study
      123 18 PLEASE refer to the letter "Free HDB parking during the holidays?" by Mr Andrew See (ST, Jan 29), who suggested free parking in Housing Board car parks during the Lunar New Year holidays. The HDB is trying out a six-month pilot scheme which commenced in December
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      Firms should apply for approval to cut rate
      288 18 Firms should apply for approval to cut rate THE proposed cut in the employer s share of Central Provident Fund contributions will no doubt be welcomed by employers who face difficulties during the current economic slowdown. However, despite the gloomy picture, there are still sectors of the economy which are
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      Govt must also help improve productivity
      300 18 On the proposed CPF cut THE Government's strategy to combat the present recession is to reduce labour cost by trimming the employer's contribution to the Central Provident Fund by 15 points to 10 per cent. It hopes this will enable firms to compete cost
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        Monkey God float gave us publicity
        460 18 WE refer to the letter "What has this float to do with tourism?" from "Concerned Singaporean". (ST, Jan 23). First of all, we would like to provide your reader with some background information on the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade. The parade is the
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      290 18 Jurong BirdPark's Lunar New Year After the festive pleasantries, come to the Bird Park, we have more for you... One of the world's foremost birdshows featuring majestic Birds of Prey and brilliantly coloured exotic Macaws performing amazing feats of skill. Showtimes: 10.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Extra show at 1.30
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      204 18 W^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mrL*! __i_Tiki__j 1 r**tH__TT mm ajl i 1 i mm I FREE Hong Bao >wittt every $5 purchase _-_i -■Q m^r JB *mw Ky^^jjdW^ flfl Hong Bao W. J^^ flfl could even win flft t *y flfl you a hamper JHJLf w* m\ -V HZ ft Baskin Robbins flfl (m^\
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      261 19 Congratulations to Northern Telecom (Asia) Limited Regional Training Technical Support Centre by Dr. Ow Chin Hock, Member of Parliament for Leng Kee Constituency on 7 Febr uary 1986. 2 Leng Kee Road #03 01 Thye Hong Centi^,Singapore Q3ls.Tel* *****55 _____H_l .J-J-J.^. AmmW W^mmm^^^T WILLIAM WOO DESIGN CONSULTANT SPECIALISE IN: COMMERCIAL,
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      455 20 fl II II I IIVII I mm^mW Northern Tdec«n (Asia) Limited on the Official Opening of its Regional Training Technical Support Centre by Dr. Ow Chin Hock, Member of Parliament for Leng Kee Constituency on 7 February 1986. 2 Leng Kee Road #0301 Thye Hong Centre, Singapore 0315.Tel- *****55 100,
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    • In the markets
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        Share prices fall
        65 21 SHARE prices fell across the board on prof-it-taking on the Singapore stock market yesterday. The Straits Times Industrial Index lost five points to 614.20. The Business Times Composite Index lost 4.43 points to 525.04. Rises lagged falls 41 to 81. There were 31 counters unchanged. Volume rose
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        Rises
        55 21 WC 200 +27 lj~_n*tiM 170 +10 9* 610 +-5 SM 207 +5 Sport I 227 +4 IBF wags 133 +-4 Spare Bin 251 3 CASH 105 +3 Im-mtOM 77' +2>i S*_- 51 +2'i DUE 179 2 YHS 120 -+2 HklnCorp US +-2 R-Mkoi 115 4-2 PakncoMOgt 00 +-2 SlandlMn
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        Falls
        56 21 Guttrit Nop* 197 -41 SM 565 -25 MTP 200 -22 FtN COS -20 mnt Cturt 350 -II OCBC 700 -10 MBrtwtrin S7O -10 Gentnt, 413 -10 Cokl Store 240 -10 CKlwt 130 -10 DBS 4)2 -I Metal Ctamn 32 -7 M B«*«f 424 UOB 330 -C -rang In f
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        Most Active
        11 21 Seol.on 2,085,000 SIA 1,580,000 MUI 304,000 Guthrie Ropel 300,000
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        87 21 Feb S Feb 6 Feb 5 Feb 6 BT Composite 529 47 525 04 Bt WKhcatoc *****04 *****41 SI Properties 364 08 363 31 BI 06 OS +127 +71 St Mininp 299 49 299 43 CADI 6695 -6730 ST Plantations 2169 00 2165 78 06V *****1 *****2 OCBC 464
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      INDICES — High & Lows
      36 21 INDICES High Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1985/86 Hrgt. 852 65(7/3/85) 757 79(8/3/85) 1985/86 Low ***** (23/1/86) 509 11 (23/1/86) WI time High *****1(8/2/84) 983 06(8/2/84) Allt.me Low 74 75 (17/9/64) 509 11 (23/1/86)
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      Forex
      14 21 THE US dollar lost 175 ticks to close at DM 2.3925 in Singapore.
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      Exchange crossrates
      27 21 DM Y FT 8| HI US9 ***** 2 3875 190 70 unq 2 4640 unq ***** 2 3925 ***** 7 3265 2 1330 7 8050
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      Gold
      9 21 In Singapore, the gold price was not available.
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      Simex
      33 21 Karodollar: Lost four ticks to 92.08 a contract. Deutschemark: Gained three ticks to 0.4192 a contract. Japanese yen: Gained 29 ticks to 0.*****1 a contract. Gold: Gained US$l.7O to U*****.60 an ounce.
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      Lock icon 'BOC will be among the top 20'
      106 21 HONGKONG.Thurs. The Bank of China (BOC) could rank among the world's 20 largest banks by 1990, the bank's President. Mr Wang Deyan, was yesterday quoted as saying in Beijing The local leftwing daily Wen Wei Po quoted Mr Wang as saying that during
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      Lock icon Revoked at own request
      51 21 HONGKONG, Thurs. The registration of Asia Alliance Finance and Investment Ltd, a local de-posit-taking company, has been revoked at its own request, the Banking Commission said. It gave no further details. Asia Alliance had a paid-up capital of HK$5O million (5513.5 million) as at mid 1984
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      Lock icon Another sector to go private
      73 21 Another sector to go private LONDON.Thurs. The government published draft legislation on plans to privatise the water and sewage industry, the biggest privatisation scheme in Britain so far. Government officials said the first of the 10 water authorities to be privatised could be sold off in 1968. The authorities' total
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      Lock icon Jardine's director
      70 21 HONGKONG, Thurs. Jardine Matheson, the colony's oldest British trading house, yesterday announced the appointment ot US banker Brian Powers as a director of the company from April 15. Mr Powers, 36, who was previously a New York merchant bank director at James D. Wolfensohn Inc, is to have
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      Lock icon HK bank's licence
      61 21 HONGKONG, Thurs. The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Hongkongßank announced yesterday that it had gained a full banking lif-eno^ in Australia. Hongkongßank 's subsidiary, Hongkongßank of Australia Ltd, is to open its four branches in Melbourne and Sydney today, the bank said in a written statement. Other
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      Bank picks S'pore for money services
      432 21  -  DOREEN SOH After London, republic is next regional centre By HONGKONG Bank has picked Singapore as its second Regional Treasury Centre after London, to offer money management services such as foreign exchange trading, interest rate or currency swaps and forward deals. Singapore is chosen
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      Coke aims its new Cherry at the young
      338 21  -  MARA FERNANDEZ By COCA-COLA added more zing to the soft drink market here yesterday when it officially launched its cherry-flavoured drink. Called Cherry Coke, it is the latest addition to the Coca-Cola range of drinks in Singapore and its advertising theme, "Cherry
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      Agency's collapse ruins holiday for 2,500
      200 21  -  WINSOME LANE By Hongkong Reporter HONGKONG, Thurs. More than 2,500 people faced a loss of their savings and the ruin of their holiday plans for the Lunar New Year today after the sudden collapse of a travel agency, Peninsula Tours Enterprises. Police said today
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      Lock icon Shake-up of top execs in Sime group
      239 21 SIME Darby Bhd has announced a major reshuffle of top managers involving Pernas Sime Darby Holdings, Tractors Malaysia, United Estate Projects and Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd, which takes effect on March 1. Tractors' present finance director, Mr Abdul Rashid Abdullah, moves to Pernas
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      Lock icon Brokers lay off staff in the face of tin crisis
      638 21 LONDON, Thurs. THE three-month-old cash crisis facing the International Tin Council (ITC) is causing financial hardship for London Metal Exchange (LME) brokers and one founder member of the LME today laid-off a fifth of its staff. The firm, Henry Bath
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      Lock icon St Michael at Scotts shows early promise
      553 21 THE St Michael shop at Scotts Shopping Centre is just over a week old, but it is already showing signs of profitably. "Though it is too early to say, takings are more than expected," said Robinson Company's group chief executive, Mr Alan French.
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      Business done in Singapore
      2761 22 READERS should be aware of the imitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the stock exchange, is covered in "business done". Further, because al deainfs at a particular price are lumped together, the table does not show the trend in
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      2223 22 INDUSTRIALS A Choc I 906) Xd Aisb (0 598 0 60S) (9) 0 59 Alcorn (0 518 0 535) Amd (3 60S) Antoh (2 668 2 68S) (2) 2 36 (5) 2 40 (I) 2 38(1) 2 41 (1) 2 42 (4) 2 45 (17)
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      Stock market closures
      57 22 THE following are the market holidays far the Lunar New Year: Singapore, Koala Lumpur and Hongkong stock markets closed oa Monday and Tuesday. Slmex also closed on Monday and Tuesday. Hongkong gold market closed from yesterday to Tuesday. Hoagkong money market closed from tomorrow to Tuesday. Singapore
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      How your stocks performed
      2748 22 M shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified. Adjusted for scrip.' rithts N Tai-eiernpted dividend »BN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the prke quoted in dolars 1985/86 Last Yield Vol Day Mfh Low Company Sale Chance (000) Hfch
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        Bank rates
        377 23 1 Ml Jl 000 for b«.l cintomm or.- OCBC Fnanc* 4 «*f i-jiaMe at 08S r-uoce UOT't -lie. *$o ntUbtt it UOF the i«_laW_ at MS linnet OCBC OUB (JOB DBS DEPOSIT RATES Savings daily 5' 5 4 3 < 5 Monthly bV 4 Autosave 4«^ Fixed deposit
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        Forex
        102 23 THE US dollar closed mixed against most major currencies at 3 pm yesterday. Against the Singapore dollar, it opened at 2.1340/50 and closed at 2.1335/45. It traded within a range of 2.1315 and 2.1340 in quiet trading. Against the deutschemark, the greenback closed higher compared to its opening of
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        Gold
        117 23 GOLD closed firmer on sporadic short-covering !^J yiJ±\^ trading before the Lunar New Year, dealers said **W**W**9. The bullion price ended at U*****.00/50 an ounce against an initial U*****.50 338.00 and New York's U5J336.00/50 The local gold market has already closed for the Lunar New Year and will reopen
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        Gold market
        25 23 GOLD US$/oz Tkur. Wed Singapore 337.30 337.70 334.80 335.30 Hongkong 333.00—338.50 335.00—***** Wed Tuts Ne* York 336.00 336.50 333.60—334.10 London 337.00 337.50 339.00—339.50
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        184 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dolars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1 4881 1.4909 6.85—6.66 Canadian dollar 1.5040 1.5063 6.73—6.62 NZ dollar 1.1350 1.1387 8.99—6.69 Sterling pound 2.9708—2.9744 3.41—3.35 US dollar 2.1335—2.1345 4.72—4.67 Local dolars to 100 units of
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      Profit-taking checks advance on S'pore mart
      634 23 Stock markets round-up PROFIT-TAKING yesterday prevented a further advance on the Singapore stock market, which had been rising steadily for five straight sessions. A stockbroker said market sentiment was also dampened by the 15-month sentence of Tan Kok Liang, Financial Director of crisis-hit Pan-Electric
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      Hongkong
      266 23 WI Change Hk Hotels 35 50 +05 Ko Woh Bonk susp Stefcix I 82S unch Assoc Intl Hotel HK Land 645 unch KMB Sunshne Pocific Bank Of East Awa 25 00 Hk Land Loon 82 00 unch Lane Crawford 1300 -0 2 Swee Pacific A 3175 -0 5 Cheung
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      Sydney
      312 23 Ft* i Cents Change Hooker 179 unch (Awl) 'CI 225 7 Lwghton 75 unch tend leose 670 -8 Mogefcjn Pet Aun 200S AC 3 5 +5 Moyne hkckless 370 +5 ANI 315 unch Metoh Explor A P M 327+1 N L 38S 2 Abertoyle 824 16 Mideost 24 +2
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      Tokyo
      332 23 t et> Tot Chante Mrtsub Heovy 360 unch Mrtsubish. 599 -I Aimomoto 1200 unch MM Co 411 -2 Akc* 415 unch Mitsu, Shebldg 135 +2 Amodo *<0 +6 Mitsui Smelting 367 -6 Asohi Chem 763 -4 Mrlsukoihi 610 +14 Asahi Gloss 915 +15 Mitsum 1060 -10 Bonk TV 698
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      INDICES
      73 23 -J I I I I I J I I L-. j NST Index Thursday 1,070.55 (1,071.02) —g Honfkonf Hang Seng •■vs* Thursday 1,719.67 (1,723.08) §fL Australan M-Ordnaries Thursday 1,066.8 (1,060.7) Kkkei Stock Average Thursday 13,186.61 (13,185.66) Financial Times Industrials I Wednesday 1,163.1 (1,163.9) Dow Jones Average o,s Wednesday 1,593.12
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      New York
      212 23 FA 5 US Change £_<£•« T 33* Guff Res im -14 Akoo 42* Hewlett Pock 40* Afced Chem Cp 48* unch Intl Bus. Moch 154* Aln-Chokners 4* unch Intl Harvester 9 unch Am Tel Tel 21* Intl Tel Tel 40* +1* Amox ktc 12* unch John Jhen 54*
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      London
      508 23 Fit 5 Pwu Chanrt IfIMG MUSTMM.S D Borlow Rond 265 +2 ChorterCons 213 unch £<?*•* Cons Gold 474 -3 f?5 A «»«»Pta* 938 -20 Bobcockt 182 +2 7CJ 15 ißorcloys 447 unch 'Beechom 358 -3 US$ BCC 288 -3 AAC 13^ -H BhieCecle 533 -3 AmgokJ 71 -2V. BOC
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      Unit trusts
      250 23 Managers' prices for Fob 7 Snpport IWt Trust The Commerce 0 86— 0 91 The Savinp Fund 0 77—08? S pore r rog Fund 0 35— 037 S pn?e Sec Fund 0 56-0 60 S>fr Invest Fend 048—051 S pore Equity Fund 0 39— 0 42 Asia (Ml
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      Container schedules
      409 23 Receipt of Export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCI Receivini Recemnf Ship (Voyage) Arr Carp Tim Hock Leda Ms (8604) U/2 (0700) F5 1430-1530/1230 1330 Al/Bl 1330-1430 Bl A Nebraska (5) 10/2 (2130) F7 1030-1130/1130 1230 Nl/Pl 1230-1330 SI Gold Hill. (51E) 7/2 (2000) F7 1100 1200 G4
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      Ships in port
      316 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Kcppd Wharves Auby K2SW aside 7/2 Balsa 39 Kl9 aside 7/2 Equator 3 K22 a side 7/2 Equator 5 K23 a side 7/2 Farfield K2B aside 7/2 Kota Pelangi K3l aside 7/2 Ned Santos KO9 aside 7/2 Nedlloyd Nagoya Kl2 aside 7/2 No
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        Eurodollar — 3-month deposit
        95 23 Eurodollar 3-month deposit THE March Contract opened slightly lower than IMM's closing level at 92.07 and mm traded down to 92.04. Slightly easier interbank rates in the afternoon, however, resulted some short covering which saw the March contract backing up to close at 92.08. (100 Implied interest rate) Open High
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        Gold
        52 23 IN response to a weaker dollar April gold closed US$l.7O higher at U*****.90 an ounce after a quiet session. Reports from BA Futures (In I'SS per troy ounce) Open High L«w Sett Est Vel Fe» 337.60 Ma* 339.20 Apr 341.00 341.20B 340.90A 340.90 70 Opea let (Wei): tt. Act
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        Japanese Yen
        37 23 MARCH yen ended 29 ticks higher at 0.*****1. i Japanese Yen) Open High Low Sett Eat Vet Mar 0.*****8 0.*****0 0.*****0 0.*****1 323 JM 0.*****7 Sept 0.*****0 Open Lit (Wed): 11S2. Act Vel (Wed): 58$.
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        Deutschemark
        35 23 Deutschemark closed 30 ticks higher at 0.*****. (US dollar Deutschenuu*) Ope* High Low Sett Est Vol Mar 0.4199 0.4206 0.4191 0.4192 1255 .u 0.4229 Bept 0.4266 Open let (Wed): ITS. Act Vel (Wed): IMS.
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        Rubber
        18 23 Rubber BMb prices cents/klo Singapore March 162 75 down 2.75 cents March "t 18.00 d-wr. 2.00 cents
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        Tin
        17 23 Tn Closing prices M5/Wo KL Tin 17.20 down 30 cents Turnover: 14 tonnes down 39 tonnes
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        Copper
        25 23 Cto_-n prices Copper £/teme Ned Spot 1005 50-1006 50 (1008 50-1009 00) 3 months *****0—*****0 (1037 50-1038 00) Market tone Easier Sales: 17.500 tonnes
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        Silver
        29 23 Omtmt prictt S.lv.r USS/k-y H Tim IM Smgjport 5 87-5 92 5 82-5 87 WM T_e; New York 5 87-5 92 5 82-5 87 Source Credit Suisse. Sport
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        Aluminium
        25 23 CtoMr. prices Aluminium tome Utd Spot *****— ***** (798 00—798.50) 3 months 828 50— ***** (827 00-827 50) Market tone Steady Sales 18.800 tonne
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        Palm oil
        97 23 CrUCt. MS tor-* Feb 630 (north) 625 (south) 620 (central) Mar 650 (south) 640 (central) Refined palm oi US$/tomes RBO palm Feb 300 (seders) Mar 310 (sellers) Apr 315 (seders) RBO Otetn Feb 315 (sellers) Mar ***** (seders) Apr 322 50 sellers) RBO Stearin Feb Ma. 275 (sellers)
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      Lock icon Unico to pay M$97m for Supreme stake
      471 24 Team set up to work out details KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Unico Holdings Bhd has decided to go ahead with its plan to buy a 32-per-cent-stake in Supreme Corporation Bhd at M51.25 a share 25 sens more than its original offer. Chairman Tan Sri
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      Lock icon Buying frenzy hits Tokyo
      295 24 TOKYO, Than. Individual investors and fast-moving special investment trusts are pushlag Tokyo share prices te recerd highs, betting that brighter days are ahead far the MMMMM economy, brokers said today. The Tokyo stock market average hit an all-time high of 13.1W.1S la the tint how of
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      Lock icon Indonesia urged to back palm oil proposal
      387 24 SELXJMO SHORT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA has asked Indonesia to support its proposal for a price stabilisation scheme for palm oil with membership confined to producing countries lyThis scheme should be different from those of the International Natural Rubber Organisation (Inro), International Tin
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      Lock icon Plan to buy big tyre plant 'a wrong move'
      420 24 Plan to buy big tyre plant 'a wrong move' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The proposal in the Industrial Master Plan (IMP) calling for the country to acquire an international tyre manufacturer is a wrong move, a knowledgeable source said yesterday. The source, who is involved in rubber marketing and production, said
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      Lock icon Japanese securities houses to join LSE
      115 24 TOKYO. Thurs. Lon-don-based subsidiaries of Japan's four major securities houses will formally apply soon for membership of the London Stock Exchange, securities house sources said. Nomura International Ltd, Yamaichi International (Europe) Ltd, Nikko Securities Co (Europe) Ltd and Daiwa Europe Ltd had said last
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      Director of OCBC unit
      62 24 OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation has said that Mrs Lee-Tan Chee Cheng, currently senior manager in the Chairman's office and a director of Singapore International Merchant Bankers Ltd. will be a director of the bank's stockbroking unit, OCBC Securities Pte Ltd. However, she will not hold an executive
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      Lock icon KLCE to introduce SMR-20 as additional hedging grade
      126 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Thura The Kuala Lumpur Commodity Exchange, KLCE, will introduce SMR-2t as an additional hedging grade for rubber oa March 3, Industry sources said. They said the KLCE Board has called aa emergency meeting to decide on proposed changes aimed at
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  • OBITUARIES
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      181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths
      98 31 181 Deaths 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MR. LEE CHEW SENG AGE: 85 YEARS Passed away peacefully on sth Feb. 1986, leaving behind beloved:NG KIM SIM Sons: Daughters-in-law: LEE CHENG HOON TUNG NGOOT YUEN LEE KOK HOON LIM HORNG HOON Daughters: Son-in-law: LEE SIEW HOON LEE SOH HOON CHIA FATT SEONG
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      182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements
      51 31 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements 182 Acknowledgements fThe Family of the late I MDM HENG HUAN NOY I I wish to thank all relatives, friends, I business associates, colleagues, reli- I gious organisation and associations I for their moral support, condolences, I attendance, wreaths and donations I during their recent bereavement.
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      119 31 181 Deaths 181 Deaths MRS. THOMAS CHONG AH KAU naa NELLY SIM SEOH HUAY pa&aod away suddenly on sth Fob. 86 agod 34. Leaving bohind boloved huaband THOMAS CHONG AH KAU. CHILDREN: CHONG JHIA-HSIEN CHONG JHIA-YEEN MOTHER: MDM YEO GUEK HIANG MOTHER-IN-LAW: MDM. NG YUE KUAN SISTERS IN LAW BROTHERS-IN-LAW:
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      111 31 TO GOO BE THE QLORY MDM NG SOO CHOO Agod 74 Bolovod wMo of tho lato MR LEE KIM HONO, want homo lo bo wHh j tho Lord on 6.2.86 I Fondly romomborod by: j Sons: Harry. Freddie, Paul, Georgle Osughtors-ln-lsw: Liane Elizabeth, Soo Huan. Violet, Evelyn 1
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      182 31 Powering home to end rival's winning streak MIAMI, Thurs. THREE-YEAR-OLD colt Papal Power, ridden by Don Mac Beth, mastered the hitherto unbeaten Admiral's Image to capture the U5592,400 (about *****.000) Hutcheson Stakes over 1,400m at Gulfsiream Park yesterday. Papal Power raced past Admiral's Image, winner of all his five previous
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      58 31 Heroine by a nose LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Sari's Heroine, ridden by Alex Solis, survived an objection to win the US$BB,OOO (about S$180,000) Santa Ynez Stakes. Sari's Heroine was first past the post by a nose but Pat Valenzuela, rider of the second horse, An Empress, lodged an objection for alleged
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      Just great
      487 31 Three-year-old ready for a winning effort Determination IV Wonderful Joy Era Of Triumph Kelly Green II Spectacular Win Iglu II Top Note Red Cider Fleet Foot Paragon Of Virtue KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three-year-old colt Jostlllcatian showed winning form in a workout here this morning. Ridden by S. Marzuki,
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      Peter Johnson is Teh's new stable jockey
      150 31  - Peter Johnson is Teh's new stable jockey ROGER YUE, By Racing Editor CHAMPION trainer Teh Choon Beng's new first jockey Is Peter Johnson, a New Zealander who has ridden In the richest races In his homeland and In Australia. Johnson, who replaces Nigel TUey, Is expected U arrive In goad
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      Tunku Gold Cup curbs off
      196 31  -  TONTO KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. It at first appeared that the Ritz Club Champions of Europe, comprising Pat Eddery, Willie Carson, Lester Piggott and Yves Saint-Martin, who will be riding in a series of challenge races against an expatriate team and a local side here next
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      142 31 SIX-YEAR-OLD O'Malley, who rose from Class 4 to the top class with a series of smart wins, has been deleted. The New Zealand-bred by Royal Noble won first-up in October 1983 and took three more races in 1984. Jockey K.C. Woon rode him in all four wins. O'Malley
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      Kuala Lumpur card for Sunday
      1803 31 l*lf_J Jl 200 CLASS 3 DIV 8 1,200m ■dnU-UU (Ratings: 82-70) (Stakes: $14,500) 1 44*5*0 Strata* 57 (88) Rasa Sayang-Zain 5 nzg dl +1 (1200m) V Nathan 2 2 8*3519 PakotaH M.5 (81) Poko-E Breukelen 3 arig dl same (1200m) Rasak 9 3 *09*20 Purple
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      255 32 COMMONWEALTH GAMES Africans drop threat to skip Edinburgh NAIROBI. Thurs. Afri can states have dropped a threat to boycott the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh. Scotland, next July, Games chairman Kenneth Borthwick said here yesterday. Borthwick said the threatened boycott was not an issue at a four-day meeting which
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      Lock icon Dalglish saves the Reds' faces
      367 32 FOCUS ON ENGLISH SOCCER Manager equalises for Liverpool in comeback ALL THE RESULTS Saper Cap semi-final first leg: Norwich 1 Liverpool 1 Tottenham 0 Everton 0. Division Two: Bradford v Millwall postponed. Division Three: Derby v Gillingham, Lincoln v Plymouth postponed. Dlviaiaa Foot: Chester 2
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      218 32 LONDON, Thurs. English First Division side Queens Park Rangers have failed in their bid to land Arsenal midfield player Steve Williams. Rangers agreed to a £300,000 ($903,000) fee for the former England international with their London rivals, but they could not _ettle personal terms
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      Lock icon Second set-back for hurt Leach
      463 32 ON THE TENNIS SCENE MEMPHIS (Tennessee), Thurs. Second-seeded Stefan Edberg, of Sweden, advanced to the third round of the U*****,000 ($670,950) Volvo National indoor tournament last night after American Mike Leach retired with a shoulder injury in the second set. Edberg, the defending champion, won
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      149 32 SYDNEY, Thurs. The Australian women's indoor circuit, which was to feature two Women's Tennis Association-sanctioned events, has been cancelled, the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia confirmed today. The two tournaments affected are the Australian women's indoor, scheduled for here from April 21-27, and the Victorian women's indoor,
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      369 32 BASKETBALL Philadelphia defeated Jersey 142-107 in an American National Basketball Association match on Wednesday, while Boston beat Washington 103-88 in the only other match played in New York. CYCLING Stefane Guay. of Frame, won the first leg of the five-day Eighth Sun route race in
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      Lock icon World champions taste humble pie
      347 33 DOWN MEXICO WA> W. Germany avenge 1982 defeat AVELLINO. Thursday A 75TH-MINUTE penalty converted by midfielder Lothar Matthaeus gave West Germany a 2-1 win over World Cup-hold-ers Italy here yesterday just 16 weeks before they begin the defence of the trophy in Mexico. Juventus striker
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      Lock icon A draw leaves Canada dry
      167 33 A draw leaves Canada dry MIAMI, Thurs. A weakened Canadian side, with only three of their regular players on duty, were held to a goalless draw by the United States in their second match of an international soccer tournament at the Orange Bowl here yesterday. The Canadians, who were previously
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      Lock icon Banking on Denmark
      75 33 COPENHAGEN, Thurs. A Danish savings bank haa offered to pay more Interest on ■pedal accounts If Denmark do well to toe World Cop flaals to Merdco. Hparrlits-f, based to toe north of the country, will pay sevea per eeat If the team reach the second rtu4, eight
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      Lock icon Bulgaria spare the rod
      315 33 Errant pair are recalled to boost Cup chances SOFIA, Thurs. Bulgaria have shed principles in a bid to succeed in this year's World Cup finals in Mexico. Six months after draconian measures were imposed on nine players for unsporting behaviour, two have been called back into
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      Lock icon Cold comfort in Portugal's warm-up tie
      345 33 PORTIMAO (Portugal), Thurs. Portugal beat Luxembourg 2-0 in a World Cup soccer warm-up friendly last night but failed to impress. Defender Frederico and striker Fernando Gomes clinched the victory with opportunist goals in the first half, but the Portuguese became bogged down in an
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      Lock icon Platini stays on with Juventus
      273 33 Platini stays on with Juventus REST OF SOCCER TURIN, Thurs. It came as no surprise when Michel Platini, widely considered to be the most gifted player in the contemporary game, renewed his ties with Italian football here last night. The terms of the new agreement, which keeps the French international
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      244 33 WEST GERMANY, in common with England, are considering a plan to reduce the size of the First Division of their gaWest German Football Association chief Hermann Neuberger has been sounding out opinion to see the amount of support for his plan to reduce the First Division from 18
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      The agony and antagonism in badminton
      791 34 Shoon Keat's rebuttal against criticisms 1 SUPPOSE people have the right to say what they want. But while criticisms are very disheartening to younger players, 1 don't get affected anymore. I've grown used to the public and the press condemning me and the sport.
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      Lock icon Johnstone shoots into the lead
      177 34 Johnstone shoots into the lead JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. Zimbabwe's Tony Johnstone re-discovered his best form to shoot a first round four-under-par 68 for a one-stroke lead in the South African Open championship here yesterday. Spain's Manuel Calero, David Feherty, of Britain, and South African amateur Neville Clarke were grouped on 69.
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      SSC action is not to obstruct' SAAA
      326 34 SPORTSLETTER WK refer to the article bv Mahmnod Gaznavl titled "Loh hits out at SSC" which appeared In The Straits Times last Saturday. The Singapore Sports Connell would like to -tress that the sole purpose of setting up the Kallang Athletics Training Centre
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      Gary surprise inclusion for Japan trip
      269 34  - Gary surprise inclusion for Japan trip PETER SIOW By GARY GOH and S. Ramasamy have been selected to join long-distance ace Goh Gam Seng in the Biwako Lake Marathon in Japan next month. The selection of Gary, who at 25 is three years older than brother Gam Seng, in favour
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      Three-in-one at Ascot Closed
      431 34  -  TAY CHENG KHOON Kallang tourney will also serve as twin trials By THERE will be three prizes at stake when the Republic's top squash players battle it out in the Ascot Singapore Closed championships at Kallang from Feb 22— March 1. Apart from the title itself,
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      Lock icon Sri Lankan A team in run-spree
      196 34 KANDY, Thurs. Aravinda de Silva hit a sparkling 81 today as Sri Lanka ran up an impressive 235 for five on the first day of their third four-day match against England B. De Silva, battting at No. 3, struck 15 fours and a six
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      Lock icon Sevvy will defend title despite feud
      243 34 ON THE FOREIGN FAIRWAYS NEW ORLEANS, Thurs. Despite his feud with the Professional Golfers' Association, Severiano Ballesteros will defend his title in next month's US$5OO,OOO ($1,065 million) USF-and-G Classic, the golfer said in a letter to Tournament Director Tommy Wulff. "I'd been calling Spain
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      Lock icon Cash rewards for Tour's long-distance drivers
      104 34 WASHINGTON, Than. Those Professional Golfers' Association players who pride themselves on their distance off the tee will now be able to cash In on their talent. MCI Commnnlcatlons announced yesterday It will sponsor a weekly driving competition at each stop on the PGA Tear.
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      Lock icon Rice leads Springboks to victory
      196 34 Rice leads Springboks to victory ON THE CRICKET SCENE PRETORIA, Thurs. Skipper Clive Rice led by example as South Africa won the final one-day match and the series against the rebel Australians yesterday. Although opener John Dyson led the Rebels on a merry run-chase with a fine 115 to help
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      Lock icon SA Govt under fire
      152 34 PRETORIA, Thurs. As the turnstiles whizzed round at the final match of the rebel Australian tour here yesterday, the South African government came under fire for generous tax rebates offered to tour sponsors. The Rebels tour has turned from a financial flop into a cash bonanza
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      Lock icon Salnikov out to create splash
      394 34 Soviet pins all on World meet PARIS, Thurs. Vladimir Salnikov, doyen of world swimming, has seized the challenge of a world championship comeback, with coaching help from his wife. In swimming's world of teenage prodigies, the supreme Soviet distance freestyler has defied time both on
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      Lock icon Goodwill Games attract 3,500
      187 34 Goodwill Games attract 3,500 ROME, Thurs. About 3,500 athletes from 59 countries have agreed to take part in the Goodwill Games in Moscow on July 5-20, a spokesman for the organisers said yesterday. The event, the brainchild of United States television mogul Ted Turner, will feature 17 sports artistic and
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      Hoping to strike the right note
      403 35  -  JOE DORAI Singapore aim to Czech goal grief with tune-up By BRUNEI, watch out. Singapore aim to perfect their strategy against top Czechoslovakia soccer club Dukla Banska at the National Stadium at 7.30 tonight and apply it against Brunei in their next Malaysia Cuptie
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      FAS in a tight spot after one invitation too many
      253 35 AN invitation to the Second Brunei Merdeka Games from March 23-30 has put the Football Association of Singapore in a dilemma. For both their national and intermediate squads are already committed to other tournaments. The senior team are currently involved
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      Brunei match tickets
      48 35 TICKETS for the Malaysia Cup match between Singapore and Brunei, scheduled to be played at the National Stadium on Saturday week, will be on sale from Wednesday at the National Stadium during office boors. They are priced at $8 (grandstand), $4 (gallery) and $1 (schoolchildren).
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      All about pints, pegs and points
      338 35  -  MAHMOOD GAZNAVI By A BREATHLESS hush gripped the crowd at the Newport Arms Pub. Half -drunk beers were downed by half-open mouths. A matchstick, placed over the matchbox, remained unstruck as the sound of "thud, thud, thud" kept pace with the heartbeat. The Singapore
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      Alvin sees the green light at Amber Road
      268 35  - Alvin sees the green light at Amber Road JANICE SEAH By ALVIN LIM re-affirmed his ticket to the Japan Junior Olympics in Tokyo next month when he broke his second meet record and qualifying time in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's age-group competition at Amber Road last night. Alvin broke
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      Lock icon Perak coach steps down
      58 35 IPOH. Thurs Peraks Ma laysia Cup roach K. Rajase garan shocked soccer officials here when he resigned yester day, citing the need to spend more time with his family as the reason His resign;) tion has been accepted by the Perak Amatuer Football Association Assistant roach
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      Strike the hong bao at Jackie's Orchard
      152 35  - Strike the hong bao at Jackie's Orchard PETER SIOW IF you are the sort who frowns on nightclubs and discos during the Lunar New Year, take heart. Jackie's Orchard will be organising the Hong Bao Masters bowling competition tomorrow evening (9.30). Providing the hong baoang pows will be jewellers Derocks
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      Farleigh lends weight, yet Shell are hit for eight
      259 35  - Farleigh lends weight, yet Shell are hit for eight J. RAJENDRAN By HIS hockey has been curtailed by a five-year ban, but Farleigh Clarke's love for sports continues to grow on other pastures... namely the soccer pitch. Since his suspension last year, the former hockey international has diverted his interests
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      Lee calls the cue as big breaks pile up
      637 35  - Lee calls the cue as big breaks pile up THE breaks have begun to build as players push for points in the closing days of the first section of the 1986 Guinness Snooker League. Alvin Lee, of Singapore Recreation Club, set the pace when he recorded a tournament's best 56
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      A wild left stuns mighty Muhklis
      351 35 LIM KEE CHAN talks to boxing coach Syed Kadir about the fall of our favouriie 4 Mukhlis would have scored an •asy points victory if ha had just jabbed the Indonesian all night as he did in the opening round. But in the second
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      Lock icon Leong Kok beaten by Korean
      153 35 Leong Kok beaten by Korean JAKARTA, Thurs. Tan Leong Kok, Singapore's last hope in the President's Cup boxing tournament, was eliminated here last night. Leong Kok, the Asian featherweight silver medallist fighting as a bantam, was outpointed by South Korea's Nam Sung-Hee. The South Koreans also won two other fights
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      90 33 e________._________.iii_ The family of the late: MDM YEO BOON ENG wishes lo express their heartfelt thanks to Pastor Rev. Quek Kiok Chaing, The Faith Bible Presbyterian Church, all relatives a friends for their kind assistance, attendance, condolences a donations dijrin^heirrecerj_beresiremenr^ The family of the late Mdm. Ang Hoo
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    417 36  - Confidential documents used as wrapping paper BENG TAN By YOU don't expect your confidential personal particulars known only to your company to end up as wrapping paper for hawkers. But this was what happened when customers of a cake and dumpling stall got, as wrapping paper, computer printouts belonging to
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    483 36  -  LEE WAI WUN By THE curtains will come down on the Neptune dancers this month. High operating costs and poor demand for their shows have caused the Neptune Dance Review to disband after 13 years. The 21-member group, which has added
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    178 36  - Sydney hunt for HK stowaways LIM SAY BOON ■y Melbourne Reporter MELBOURNE, Thurs. Australian federal police and Customs authorities today launched a search through Sydney's Chinatown for three illegal immigrants from Hongkong after the men avoided immigration officials by swimming ashore under cover of darkness this morning. Four others from
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    95 36 Rotary clubs 'no' to women CHICAGO, Thurs. Rotary International has rejected a bid to admit women to Rotary Clubs in 160 nations around the world. The action came on a voice vote by the organisation's Council on Legislation, which met here yesterday. "There was a full and fair discussion," said
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    148 36 4,000 to attend Chok Tong's party ABOUT 4,000 community leaders, trade unionists and volunteer social workers will attend Mr Goh Chok Tong's second informal Lunar New Year tea party at the Istana on Feb 15. Like last year, the party will allow the guests to mingle freely and chat with
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    53 36 What it should have been A REPORT in Tuesday's Straits Times said girls enrolling for the Mandarin popular song classes conducted by the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation must not be older than 16 as at Dec 31 last year. That is incorrect. They should be older than 16. We are sorry
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      174 1 by IT IS the Year of the Tiger. After you have made your rounds to your folks', your In-laws* and your boss' and gotten rid of your bonus at the mahjong table, you might want to go and see a real tiger at the circus
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        1206 2  -  PAT D 'ROSE By Personal Glimpses and Music pages are held over Your mata will cry for lovers' sake, Your handkerchief wet, your had break. So one for the wayang, two for Rainbow, Three gods are ready, on with the show. •'I'LL sell
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        107 2 PLIGHT'S THE NIGHT FOR LADIES AT 43 SCOTTS. And tomorrow night. And the night after. No first drink charge for ladies at the Sheraton Towers discotheque. Gentlemen have a first drink charge of $25 weekdays, $30 Friday, Saturday I _f t_ M_J and eve-of-holidays. 43 Scotts. Dynamic sounds t pound
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        1333 4 CATHERINE ONG sits through the holiday movies. Pyramid Of Fear Opens at Udo tomorrow THIS new Steven Spielberg movie is what director Barry Levinson calls an "affectionate speculation" about what might have happened had Sherlock Holmes and his partner met during their college years. It has
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        1095 5  -  KANNAN CHANDRAN Holiday highlights by CATHERINE ONG previews Ch 12 highlights on Page Seven WATCHING television can be a bitter-sweet experience: iust like watching an old year tick out and rejoicing in the coming of a brand new year. We've had a fairly good year
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        375 7 Holiday highlights by CATHERINE ONG Centrestaoe: A Flame To The Phoenix (Tomorrow. 8.30 pm) IT IS August 1939 in Poland. Max Kurowicki (Benedict Taylor), a young Polish aristocrat and cavalry officer, returns to his family's country estate accompanied by Lieutenant Florian Ozar kowski (Malcolm Jamieson).
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        1084 10  -  KOH SIEW TIN Sight Sound By MARTIAL arts, a bungling, bald policeman, treasure hunters and musical dramas these are among the attractive offeiings to 'imp onto the big ■creen during the Lunar New Year season. A close f^ght for cruwds is expected among three bltK-kbuster
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        693 10  -  GOH PENG CHOO By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation ind Rediffusion have lined up a series of lively programmes to get the Year of the Tiger off to a vßaaat start. With titles dr-pir-ting the characteristics of the animal, these variety shows feature
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        225 10  -  60H BENG CHOO By THE Singapore Broadcasting Corporation's Lunar New Year attractions range from popular modern films, costume drama, familiar classics and China's acrobatic shows to Taiwanese film stars' feature specials. Happy Bachelor, (Saturday, Ch 8 at 11 pm): This comedy, produced in China, is about how
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        239 10 Five Daughters at the Birthday Party (Part 1) (Monday, Ch 8 at 1.34 pm) and (Part 2) (Tuesday, Ch 8 at 2.15 pm): A classic comedy presented by a China's Fujian Ge Zai Xi tro**pe. The story revolves around Yang Jikang, a Ming Dynasty senior official. On
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        293 10 Winners of Cross-language Crossword No 223 $54 cash: LINDA PHU A S K (LC. No: *****65/J) $24 cash each: LI KAI HAN FAM WAH CHONG (LC. No: *****21/D) (LC. No: *****96/ Z) SOH TIAN HUE TAN GEOK HUAY (LC. No: *****22/A) (LC. No: *****11/F) YONG KWAI CHAN UM MENG ENG
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        310 10 CROSS-language Crossword Puzzle will be published every Friday. It is a Chinese crossword, bat the clues are given in English. Eleven winners will be picked from tbe all-correct entries. One will receive $54 cash aad tbe other 14 $24 cash. ijOBCS-fl-i No: 224 Entry Form MS siuaii> Cross-language J MB
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        592 11 In Hindustani classical music, there are different methods of presentation. These led to the formation of different styles of singing known as gharanas. IVEtNA JOSHI writes about these styles and, in the accompanying article, about two musicians, father and son, who have made
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        607 11 IN THE Indian tradition, professional skills were usually passed from generation to generation. Very early in life, a boy would observe his father practising a particular art or craft which he himself had learnt from his father. So it was only natural that the
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        552 12 The MRT Corporation invites applications for the following positions: OPERATIONS DIVISIONS RAILWAY MASTERS TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT 1) Station Master 2) Train Service Regulator 3) Information Coordinator 4) Fault Report Coordinator 5) Train Crew Master 6) Yard Master 7) Revenue Master Salary Scale ($B6O 900)940x40 1020/1150x50 1350/1500x75 2100 Functions Railway Master will
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        615 12 MARKETING MANAGER (FAR EAST) Required by a leading international marketing and manufacturing operation The candidate will be stationed in Hong Kong and will report dlrectlv to the management. Travelling within the Far East is required. *mmm2mm lo me Dynamic and high calibre professional with leadership qualities University/College degree in Marketing
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        386 12 requires a MARINE UNDERWRITER The successful applicant will probably have e at least 3 to 5 years' experience in similar position e an associateship in C.1.1, or A.1.1, or is progressing towards achieving same e the ability to plan, organise, lead and control job-related assignments This position reports to the
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        597 13 NOTICES Br*aTaßT*Ba_BTaaßßaaa__Baaaß__"fl SINGAPORE PHONE BOOK j Telephone subscribers who wish to make additions and/or amendments (Bold Type Listings included) to their listings in the Alphabetical Listings of the English and Chinese Editions of the Singapore Phone Book July 1986, should submit their requests to: Subscribers who wish to advertise in
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        496 13 KMT OF SINGAPORE ALTTHORfTY WMMJ ammm WmaWam >_**' TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for:- H ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO 3 CONTAIN- I ER FREIGHT STATIONS AND BACK-UP FACI- I LITIES AT KEPPEL ROAD (NOMINATED SUB- I CONTRACT) Cost of Documents H Drawings $140.00 Closing Date 25 Feb 86 Site Showround 12
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        773 13 f ffIHDB 1 I FIRST-COME -FIRST-SERVED I I I) INDUSTRIAL PREMISES I I (On 2nd Storey Onwards) I I 1) Geylang East 8) Kampong Übi I I 2) Ang Mo Kio (suitable for food I I 3) Bedok industries at Block 3020) I 4) Defu 9) Bukit Batok I 1
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        756 13 I Tender Notice W Tender are invited for I I BUILDING W a) Tender No. AMB/T/86/013 Nominated I H term subcontract for gardening services I H to Telecoms premises in area A and B I H for a term period of 30 months from 1 I April 1986 to 30
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        669 13 IN THK IH" .H (Ul RT OK THK RKPI BLIC OK SINGAPORK < ..iiip_nlr* Winding I p > No. MS •CIMS In the Matter ai the ('•mpMit* Art <( »p IM) And In the Matter oi hlvol. hi SKP (K.K.) Pie LM. advertisement up petition NOTICE Is hereby given that
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        638 14 NOTICES 1 The Short-Play I Competition Ist prize $2,000 2nd prize $1,500 3rd prize 1 ,000 6 Merit Prizes $500 each 3 Special Prizes $200 each CLOSING DATE: 30 June 1986 Entry Forms are available from Deans Office Institute of Education Faculty of Arts 8t Soc. Library Counter Ministry of
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        736 14 -_<*>-; PUBUCUTftITKS V*/ BOPRD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from eligible CIDB/CSD Registered Contractors for the following: 1 Supply of metering test terminal blocks Registered Contractors in Supply of Electrical Materials and Products and Industrial and Process Control Systems all classes 2 Supply of kampong lighting brackets Registered Contractors in
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        631 14 SINGAPORE-CAMBRIDGE GCE NORMAL LEVEL EXAMINATION REGISTRATION OF PRIVATE CANDIDATES FOR THE 1986 EXAMINATION 1 Registration for the 1986 SingaporeCambridge GCE Normal Level Examination will be received from members of the public who are not currently studying in Government or Government-Aided schools, from Monday 3 Feb 1986 to Saturday 15 Feb
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        613 14 __r^^_l fl Tenders are invited for the supply and W I delivery of the following- H I 1) 224 NOS. OF ELECTRONIC I TYPEWRITERS WITH 8K I MEMORY I Tender No VITB/CIC 96 85 I Closing Date 21 February 1986 at I W 1200 hours I I 2)20 NOS. OF
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        743 14 IN THK HIGH COURT OF THE KEPI BUC OP SINGAPORE (omp-nie-. WiiKJlnic I p Ns. OS sf ISM la tbe Matter oi tke Camp-ales Act (Cap 185) •ai la tae Matter sf YUYA OPTICAL INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition for the Winding-Up
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        652 15 NOTICES LUM CHANG lj 1 GROUP OF COMPANIES I Lum Chang Holdings Limited I Lum Chang Building Contractors Pte Ltd I Lum Char.g Development Pte Ltd I ABC Housing (Pte) Ltd Grantchester Pte Ltd I Our offices have been relocated to: I H 38 Kim Tian Road I #03-00 Kim
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        578 15 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER 18) PUBLIC EXAMINATION IN BANKRUPTCY NOS 211/73 Ghosh Noreen t/a Unicorn Entrp of No 5 Sophia Flats Singapore 0922 220/76 Island Sanitary Entrp (sued as a firm) formerly of No 86 Jin Haji Alias Singapore 1026 Partners: Tan Suan Cheow of Blk 915 Tampines Street 91
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        820 15 TENDERS INVITED BY THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Of THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE 1 Tenders ere invited by the Ministry ot Education, Singepore tor the regular grass cutting end mainte nence of school fields including other horticultural operations. The invitation is restricted to contractors registered with the Construction Industry Development Board
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        762 15 IN THE HIGH t Ol RT OF THE RKPI BUC OP SINGAPORE Companies Winding lip Ne. :s of l*K In the matter of the Companies Aet, Chapter 185 and In the matter of VOSPKR PRIVATE IJMITKIi ADVERTISEMENT OE PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding Up
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        644 15 MINISTRY Of DtFENCL Tenders ore invited tor the supply of the items belov. (Closing time is I I 00am ot dote shown) 1. DRESSING FIRST AID FIELD Tender No HQMS/ 2/ 86<T) Closing Dote 21-2 86 2. FORCEPS RM CUTTING Tender No HQMS/ 3/86(T) Closing Date 7-3 86 3. FORCEPS
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        715 15 IN THK HIGH COURT OF THK KK I'l Hl.lt OF SINGAPORK om parties Winding Up Ne. M of WM In the Matter of the Companies Aet (Chapter 185) And In the Matter mt Climax Inhurancf Broken* Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice Is hereby given that an Amended Petition for
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        703 15 IN THK Hit. ll COt'RT OK THK RF.PLBLK OF SINGAPORE Companies Wlndlng-I p Ne. 175 ef ItttS. la the Matter ai the onipanlr* Aet, Chapter 18$ Aad la the Matter ef Odyssey DeMtgs Pte Ltd ADVERTISEMENT OF PFTfTION Notice Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-Up of the
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        910 15 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEM tnat. I Thangaka--nu .v a Muthlah Chettlar of Hlk 106. Yishun Ring Rd nl -193. Singapore 2776. have applied for a Retail LiN Shop licence in respect premises at M/S: Slvaii store Blk 106, Yishun ng Kd #01-193 Singapore ind that this application will be
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        116 16 APPOINTMENTS| POST OF SECURITY GUARD FEMALE INDUSTRIAL NURSE (Permanent Night Shift) ACCOUNTS CLERKS QA TECHNICIAN GM Singapore 501 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 Singapore 2056 /_<«^ /W\ POST OF: H FINANCIAL I ACCOUNTANT I I in The Straits Times 15/10 85 I The Advertiser I I St Box N*****
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        99 16 rYou can acknowledge applicants to your recruitment advertisements in The Straits Times Appointments-Acknowledgement Column. Cut administrative costs. You can acknowledge all responses to your successful recruitment advertisements with the placement of a notice. It shows you care and 3cm x 2col $150^~ 7cm x 2col $350 4cm x 2col $200
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        624 16 HP* fltft-l Wan m\ _-_f t-ar-ea-s a ll SUN TAN bj- Cefitfte PEANUTS Bj- s_/* u f^qf /7^JU4r^_kt_r\N _f^l "7VpU H^fU SMILIN6> I T^ XTrmXTFOft) IJft^^ TSwiWyKy »_A_ /^vnnl VOU SMOOLP WKITE A U Ail THE YEARS .'VE J^S— %V^S\ I^SIA ll^.J^ K^l^^^lD^ (smoJlpJ^X E^TM_^S_R^ _>^\ 6EENUJRITIN6 I'VE never THE
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        714 17 KANNAN CHANDRAN goes to Chipperfield's Circus in Clementi and talks to Richard Chipperfield. 6 The circus, protectively kept within the Chipperfield family, hee been peeeed down aeveral generations, a legacy which Richard will paaa on to hia aona, and they onto theirs. Like father, like
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        214 17 Behind that Page One picture SETA, the one-and-a-half -year-old Siberian tiger which came with lie Chipperfield Circus, wm a most reluctant model. Maybe It was because at the neon day heat, or maybe It wae Jut star temperament. She simply refused te badge when circus owner Richard Chipperfield aad two
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        Another mammoth police disco night
        480 17  -  CATHERINE ONG By 4 As places off entertainment at hotels and clubs are too expensive for youths, and wa don't want them to be hanging around feeling left out we decided to invite them to celebrate this Lunar New M Year with us. Mr Ong
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        625 17 What's On i SAROO RECITAL Upper Rotunda, National of lights, Chinese lanterns etons. footprints of dinosaurs CATIONS. Latest works by Somerset Road. Mondays to BY INDIAN SAROD player Museum. 9am 4.30 pm. On and buntings and traditional and other evidence of dino- Karen Hoisington at the Sax- Fridays, 8.30 am
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        1067 17 I Radio One ENGLISH BY RADIO (7.45 pm) features Talking About Computera a series on the history of computers and how they work. Tay Soo Sin hosts MORE THAN MUSIC (2.05 pm) a programme with music, interviews, talks on education, drama and science. 90.5 mHz in VHF Band II 5.58
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        135 18 Now, inside every special gift pack of Bistro Blanc are 1 1 bottles of Bistro Blanc Wine Cooler and a free Bistro glass. A fine, sparkling glass as refreshingly different as Bistro itself. Bistro Blanc is subtly blended with less than 1 alcohol, the way O a wine cooler should
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        536 18 ii MB -sMs^sfls^sM soi MY VIEW ass Catherine Ong wsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmA W?' A *l fl Agatha Christie's archival footage, which has and suspended trading. B BT >4_l Mh P____________l Miss Marple seldom been shown, to tell an While the London Metal <<4r fl "The Body In the exciting story about how
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        940 18 I Wsw\e"* W Ml programmes in English unless otherwise indicated 2.30 PM SBC Text 'Live' Sample 7.30 News (Malay) Pages 7.50 Friday Background (Cur 3.00 Opening and Programme High- rent Affairs magazine) (See My lights followed by Our Be- V>ew) lovod Daughter (Mandarin 8.30 Diff rent Strokes (Comedy drama series,
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